A Guide to the Papers of Homer Stille Cummings, ca.1850-1955
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Acquisition Information
The papers were a gift to the library from Professor Carl McFarland, School of Law, University of Virginia, on 14 December 1976. They were originally deposited in the library on 21 June and 26 July 1974.
Biographical/Historical Information
The only son of Uriah and Audie Schuyler (Stille) Cummings, Homer Stille Cummings was born in Chicago, Illinois, on 30 April 1870. He received his early education at the Heathcote School in Buffalo, New York. In 1891, he graduated from Yale University with the degree of Bachelor of Philosophy, and two years later, he took an LL.B. degre from Yale Law School. Subsequently, he received several honorary degrees in law, from Rollins College, Lake Forest Univesity, and Oglethorpe University, in 1934, Lincoln Memorial University and John Marshall College of Law, in 1935, and Pennsylvania Military College in 1938. Admitted to the Connecticut STate Bar, he commenced in 1895 a long legal career by practicing law in Stamford where he became a member of the firm of Fessenden, Carter, and Cummings. He practiced alone from 1900 to 1909, then organizing the firm of Cummings and Lockwood with Charles D. Lockwood.
In 1900, Cummings was elected mayor of Stamford, and subsequently twice re-elected. For two years, he was president of the Mayor's Association of Connecticut, and from 1903 to 1909, president of the Stamford Board of Trade. Elected delegate to the Democratic National Convention and Democratic National Committeeman for Connecticut in 1900, he held the latter position of twenty-five years. He was nominated by his party for the position of representative-at-large in Congress, but the Republican majority in Connecticut was such that there was little chance of election. From 1913 to 1919, he was vice-chairman of the Democratic National Committee. Cummings was early on a strong supporter of Woodrow Wilson, and identified with the progressive wing of the Democratic party.
Cummings served as state's attorney for Fairfield County from 1914 to 1924. During this period, he was involved in the famous case of State V. Harold Israel in which he successfully cleared an innocent man of a murder charge. During World War I, Cummings was a member of the Connecticut State Council of Defense. In 1916, he was the Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate, losing by a narrow margin. He was elected chairman of the Democratic National Committee in 1919, and was chosen temporary chairman of the Democratic National Convention at San Francisco in 1920. His keynote speech at the convention staunchly defended the accomplishments of the Wilson administration. Again a delegate to the party convention in 1924 in New York, he was a leader of the McAdoo forces, and was chairman of the committee on resolutions.
In 1925, Cummings resigned from the Democratic National Committee to devote himself to the practice of law. He acted as special trial counsel in important cases in many jurisdictions, and gained further experience in the areas of monopoly, civil rights, and procedure. In 1930, Governor Trumbull appointed him head of an investigation of conditions at the Connecticut State Prison.
Cummings was a firm supporter of Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1932 and assisted in the organization of his campaign. A delegate-at-large to the Chicago convention of the party, he acted as one of the floor leaders for Roosevelt and made a speech seconding his nomination. He campaigned actively for Roosevelt in the months that followed. After the election, it was announced that Cummings had been offered the position of governor-general of the Philippines. But on the sudden death of Senator Thomas J. Walsh, who had been selected for the post of attorney general, Roosevelt drafted Cummings for this post. It was at first assumed that Cummings would serve only temporarily and that he would eventually assume the Philippines post, but his work as attorney general was so valuable that the president asked him to remain.
Cummings played an influential role in the Roosevelt administration. In the early days of 1933, he assisted the president by drawing up emergency legislation such as the Emergency Banking Act, and several executive orders relating to gold. He reorganized the Department of Justice, and greatly strengthened the power of the Federal Bureau of Investigation by proposing comprehensive anti-crime legislation relating to kidnapping, national bank robbery, extortion, and racketeering. Personally interested in the prison division of the department, hew as responsible for substantial improvements in the federal penal system. Many new institutions, including Alcatraz Prison, were constructed under his administration. Cummings attempted to break up monopolies, and directed the Justice Department to start proceedings against some of the large oil companies. In his own opinion, his most important accomplishment was the reform of civil procedure in the federal courts. He persuaded Congress to pass a law giving the justices of the Supreme Court authority to prepare and promulgate, in September 1938, uniform rules of practice in the federal courts. The purpose of this measure was the elimination of as much legal technicality and red tape as possible from the federal judicial system.
In his first four years in the cabinet, Cummings was asked to defend the constitutionality of many New Deal enactments. He was successful in the case of dollar devaluation, the Tennessee Valley Authority, the Securities and Exchange Commission, and other measures, as they were upheld by the Supreme Court. But Roosevelt was frustrated by the fact that the court did declare unconstitutional some important New Deal enactments including the National Recovery Administration. The president's dismay set the stage for the most controversial episode in Cummings' career, the Supreme Court Reorganization Bill, better known as the court-packing bill. Cummings suggested a plan by which the president could appoint a new justice or federal judge to the bench for each judge who had served at least ten years, who waited more than six months after his seventieth birthday to resign or retire. The president would be allowed to appoint up to six new justices to the Supreme Court, and forty-five new judges to lower federal tribunals. The result , of this plan, Cummings and Roosevelt hoped, would be the appointment of men of a more liberal attitude, better disposed toward the New Deal philosophy than the sitting justices. The president attempted to present the bill as a proposal designed to maximize efficiency, but his true intentions were obvious. Spring on an unsuspecting Congress and nation in February 1937, the court-packing bill aroused widespread opposition; many people interpreted the plan as an attack on the Supreme Court and the Constitution. The bill was ultimately defeated by the senate, but it destroyed Democratic unity and strengthened the anti-New Deal coalition in the process. Cummings was subsequently involved in a primary "purge" campaign, in which the administration attempted to unseat some of the Democrats in Congress who had assisted in the defeat of the court-packing measure.
In 1938, Cummings was chosen by Argentina and Chile to arbitrate the Beagle Channel Islands controversy. Cummings resigned his post on January 2, 1939, and practiced law in Washington with the firm of Cummings and Stanley, subsequently Cummings, Stanley, Truitt, and Cross. He personally argued many cases in circuit courts and in the Supreme Court.
He was the author of four books: Liberty Under Law and Administration (1934); Federal Justice , with Carl McFarland (1937); We Can Prevent Crime (1937); and The Tired Sea (1939) as well as numerous articles and speeches.
Cummings was a member of the First Congregational Church, Stamford, and a trustee of George Washington University. He belonged to many organizations, including the American Society of International Law, the American Law Institute, the American Judicature Society, the Yale, Metropolitan, and Burning Tree Clubs, the Masons, Old Fellows, Elks, Eagles, Phi Alpha Delta, and Omicron Delta Kappa.
Cummings married Helen Woodruff Smith in June 1897. They had one son, Dickinson Schuyler Cummings, born in June 1898. They were divorced in October 1907. In December 1909, Cummings married Marguerite T. Owings, from whom he was divorced in 1928. He married May Cecilia Waterbury in August 1929. She died in 1939. In 1942, he married Julia Alter, who died in February 1955. Cummings died of heart failure at his home on September 11, 1956, at the age of eighty-six.
Scope and Content Information
The papers of Homer Stille Cummings consist of 171.2 feet (ca. 124,000 items) of correspondence, memoranda, diaries, speeches, articles, legal case files, daily schedules, photographs, daguerreotypes, engravings, newspaper clippings, scrapbooks, films, phonograph records, memorabilia, and other items, for the years 1850 (1890-1956) relating to Cummings' long career as lawyer, Democratic Party leader, and attorney general in the administration of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Family, legal, political, and official papers reflect Cummings' far-ranging activities and interests; the value of the papers lies in their unusual scope and breadth. The collection includes Cummings' correspondence, telegrams, and memoranda with Woodrow Wilson and Franklin D. Roosevelt, and a group of papers that document his role in the historic court-packing struggle.
Cummings' political papers fall into two major categories, one group ranging from 1899 to 1933, and the second from the time he assumed a post in the Roosevelt cabinet until his death in 1956. There are few papers, unfortunately, relating to his tenure as mayor of Stamford, Connecticut. The bulk of the material in the first category was generated by his service with the Democratic National Committee; the corresponded between Cummings and Wilson, which resolves around party politics, national affairs, and various individuals, sheds light on Wilson and politician. In a number of interesting memoranda, Cummings discussed Wilson and described various meetings with him. In his capacities as vice-chairman and then chairman of the National Committee, Cummings corresponded extensively with Democratic party leaders and government officials, including Vance c. McCormick, William G. McAdoo, Cordell Hull, and Edwin M. House. His involvement in matters in his home state is documented by much material on Connecticut politics, the investigation of the Connecticut State prison at Wethersfield in 1930, and the Harold Israel case.
The second group of political papers primarily relate to Cummings' tenure as attorney general, and reveal his continuing interest in Democratic Party politics. He corresponded with many government officials, political leaders, members of Congress, and judges, such as Benjamin N. Cordozo, James A. Farley, David Fitzgerald, J. Edgar Hoover, Robert H. Jackson, and Harry S. Truman. The topics of the letters include national affairs, politics, Justice Department policy (FBI material has been reviewed and declassified by the FBI), judicial reform, and the international situation. Cummings' correspondence with Roosevelt reveals the close working relationship between the two men and highlights Roosevelt's political career. Their letters concern the administration of the Justice Department, the progress of New Deal legislation, and related juridical matters. Of particular interest are correspondence and papers concerning the reorganization, or court-packing, plan, and the gold cases. Memoranda, case files, circulars, press releases, and printed material supplement the correspondence of the attorney general.
The collection includes a number of family papers, ca. 1890-1956 of Cummings, his mother, wives, and son. Much of this material is of a financial and legal nature, relating to taxes, divorce proceedings, and estates. There is correspondence between Cummings and his wives Marguerite T. Owings Cummings, and Julia M. Alter Cummings, and his son Dickinson Schuyler Cummings. Letters about the annual Homer S. Cummings Golf Tournament, miscellaneous school notebooks and travel diaries, are also found here.
The many speeches and articles included in the collection reflect Cummings' own interests and official responsibilities, and cover such topics as national and Connecticut politics, criminal justice, judicial reorganization, and international affairs. There is also speech research material and related correspondence. A number of speeches by other individuals on a wide range of subjects, especially members of the Justice Department speaking on crime suppression, are in the collection.
In Cummings' personal and political diaries, 1919-1956, he recorded his daily activities and described meetings, trips, and his colleagues. These diaries are a very valuable source in themselves, because Cummings was a shrewd and seasoned commentator on political affairs. The drafts of his books Federal Justice and The Biography of a Department , correspondence about these books and The Selected Letters of Homer S. Cummings , and research material for projected books on military law and the Lands Division, indicate Cummings' research-writing interests. There are many source files, with abstracts of legal and historical data, used for Federal Justice .
Cummings' flourishing law practice in Stamford, Connecticut, and Washington, D.C., is documented by correspondence, papers, and many legal case files.
The Cummings Papers contain a wealth of non-print material that is another valuable resource for students of twentieth-century America. There are many professional and personal photographs of Cummings, his colleagues and family, daguerreotypes, and ambrotypes, a series of engravings of the attorney generals, political cartoons, and miscellaneous certificates. Films, phonograph records, scrapbooks, and memorabilia round out the collection. Some of the scrapbooks contain correspondence and photographs as well as newspaper clippings.
Organization
GENERAL BACKGROUND
The papers arrived at the library largely in folders
with Cummings' original headings, and in rough chronological
order. There was a general correspondence file marked "A.G.
(Attorney General) Personal," with Cummings' correspondence
and papers for his years as attorney general and beyond, and
clusters of papers concerning other aspects of his career.
Cummings' folder headings have been retained, and the folders
have been groupd in several broad categories, and then
arranged either chronologically or alphabetically. See the
specific descriptions below for details. The material within
each folder is in chronological order. Following is the list
of the series:
I. Family Papers, ca. 1890-1956 (Boxes 1-43)
II. Political Papers to 1933, 1899-1933 (Boxes 44-68)
III. Correspondence of the Attorney General and
post-Attorney General, 1933-1956 (Boxes 69-207)
IV. Speeches, 1886-1950 and Articles, 1918-1945 (Boxes
207-233)
V. Diaries, 1919-1956, Literary Papers, ca. 1750-1953,
(Boxes 234-255 and Source Files)
VI. Law Firm Papers, 1909-1934, 1939-1953, and Legal
Case Files, ca. 1915-1933 (1928-1956) (Boxes 256-258)
VII. Miscellaneous Papers, 1892-1953 (Boxes 259-263)
VIII. Photographs, 1870-1953, Daguerreotypes and
Ambrotypes, ca. 1850-1870 (Boxes 264-280)
IX. Newspaper Clippings, 1888-1955 (Boxes 281-283)
X. Engravings of United States Attorney Generals (in
prints file)
XI. Scrapbooks, 1896-1956
XII. Memorabilia
XIII. Index Files, ca. 1850-1938
XIV. Legal Case Files, ca. 1915-1933
XV. Legal Case Files (Post-Attorney General Years), ca.
1939-1956
XVI. Certificates, 1887-1947
XVII. Political Cartoons, 1933-1945
XVIII. Miscellaneous Items, 1792-1950
XIX. Motion Picture Films
XX. Cased Photographs, ca. 1850- 1870
XXI. Phonograph Recordings, 1920- 1953
DESCRIPTION OF SERIES
Series I: Family Papers
This series consists of general personal correspondence
and papers of Cummings; his mother, Audie S. Cummings; his
four wives: Helen W. Smith Cummings, Marguerite T. Owings
Cummings, May Cecilia Waterbury Cummings, Julia M. Alter
Cummings; and his son Dickinson Schuyler Cummings. Much of the
material is of a financial nature. Cummings' own papers are
place first, followed by the other family members in
alphabetical order by first name. The papers of each are
arranged by topic, and chronologically therein. The items
within each folder are in chronological order.
1.
Homer S. Cummings Papers, ca.
1890-1956 : This group includes correspondence re:
personal affairs, business, investments, taxes, and the Homer
S. Cummings Golf Tournament. There are also miscellaneous
notebooks, travel diaries, and Christmas cards. The general
correspondence is place first, followed by the Golf Tournament
correspondence and miscellaneous items.
2.
Audie S. Cummings, Papers,
1921-1925 : This group of correspondence and papers of
Cummings relates to Audie S. Cummings' (1846-1924) estate.
3.
May Cecilia Waterbury Cummings (4
November 1898-9 August 1939) Papers, 1909-1955 : Letters
of Cecilia Cummings, and correspondence and papers relating to
her estate and other financial affairs, comprise this group.
4.
Dickinson S. Cummings (17 June
1898-10 October 1953) Papers, 1905- 1953 : This
correspondence principally concerns the estate of Dickinson S.
Cummings, but there is a little correspondence between father
and son.
5.
Helen W. Smith Cummings (11 December
1864-13 October 1954) Papers, 1909- 1955 : This material
relates to the divorce of Cummings and Helen W. Smith
Cummings, and to her estate.
6.
Julia M. Alter Cummings (1906-13
February 1955) Papers, 1936-1956 : This papers include
correspondence between Cummings and Julia, letters of
congratulations on their marriage, and condolences on her
death.
7.
Marguerite T. Owings Cummings
(1878-??) Papers, 1909-1955 : Most of these papers
concern the divorce of Cummings and Marguerite, and her
estate, and include some correspondence between them.
Series II: Political Papers to 1933,
1899-1933
This series includes correspondence and papers on the
following topics: politics in general, Connecticut politics in
particular, the Connecticut Women Suffrage Association, and
the Democratic Town Committee. Cummings' service on the
Democratic National Committee is amply documented by letters
concerning strategy, finance, publicity, campaigns, the
Speakers' Bureau, women's suffrage, and prohibition. He
corresponded with many political leaders and government
officials including Newton D. Baker, Josephus Daniels, Carter
Glass, H.T. Gregory, Edwin M. House, Cordell Hull, W.D.
Jamieson, William G. Madoo, Vance C. McCormick, J.C.
McReynolds, and Henry Morgenthau. There is later
correspondence, ca. 1931-1932, relating to the presidential
campaign of Franklin D. Roosevelt, with James A. Farley,
George H. Combs, Louis Howe, Daniel C. Roper, and Frank C.
Walker.
This group includes one box of Woodrow Wilson material,
including correspondence between Wilson and Cummings, and a
series of telegrams exchanged by the two when Cummings was
serving as chairman of the Democratic National Convention in
1920. The correspondence principally relates to Democratic
party affairs and the work of the National Committee. There is
also a draft of a speech by Wilson, and a number of
interesting and detailed memoranda written by Cummings about
Wilson.
In addition to the political correspondence, there are
papers relating to the Harold Israel case, and to the
investigation of the Connecticut State Prison at Wethersfield
in 1930.
The papers are arranged by topic, and the subject
groupings are placed in a chronological sequence. The material
within each folder is arranged chronologically.
Series III: Correspondence of the Attorney
General and from the Post-Attorney General Period,
1933-1956
This series consists of two groups of papers: 1) a
general correspondence file and 2) miscellaneous papers.
1.
General Correspondence File :
Cummings kept his general correspondence files, which was
labeled "A.G. Personal," when he left his post and continued
to add to it until his death. It contained political,
official, and personal correspondence and papers. The heading
"A.G. Personal" has been retained. A number of folders with
material that is similar in content, which may well have been
part of the original file, have been labeled "Correspondence
of H.S.C.," and interfiled with the "A.G. Personal" folders.
Some of the files relate to a specific individual, others to a
topic. The folders have been placed in alphabetical order by
subject, and the items within each folder in chronological
order. For each letter of the alphabet, first there are
several folders marked "General," where correspondence was
placed for individuals or topics that did not have a separate
file of their own.
This correspondence relates to Cummings' service as
attorney general, his active involvement in Democratic party
politics, and general interest in national and international
affairs. Cummings correspondence with a wide range of
government officials, members of Congress, judges, Democratic
leaders, personal friends, and associates. The letters cover
such areas as Justice Department policy and administration,
crime, judicial reform, the national political climate, New
Deal legislation, and foreign affairs, with a focus on Latin
America. The many persons with whom Cummings correspond
include Alben Barkley, Benjamin N. Cardozo, Tom C. Clark,
James A. Farley, David Fitzgerald, Felix Frankfurter, J. Edgar
Hoover, Robert H. Jackson, Jesse Jones, William A. Julian,
Brien McMahon, Harlan F. Stone, and Harry L. Truman. Cummings
maintained files on many organizations, including the American
Bar Association, the American Civil Liberties Union, and the
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
There are some interesting files on the Dominican Republic,
including correspondence between Cummings and Generalissimo
Trujillo. In addition to the political and official material,
there are letters of a purely personal nature, largely
pertaining to Cummings' social life.
The researcher is cautioned that the very rich
correspondence in this group cuts across individual and
topical areas. Material relating to J. Edgar Hoover, or
judicial reform, for instance, is contained in many disparate
folders.
Of particular interest is correspondence between
Cummings and Roosevelt, 1917-1945, which has been placed at
the end of the first group in the series. The principal topic
is Democratic party politics, with a focus on Roosevelt's
political career. The letters also touch on Justice Department
policy, pending legislation, legal cases, and appointments.
There is some material here on the court-packing struggle, but
the researcher is referred as well to the judicial
reorganization papers in the miscellaneous section of this
series. Some correspondence of a personal or social nature,
including invitations and thank-you notes, is contained here,
as are a few Roosevelt speeches. Finally there are several
letters from Roosevelt to Cecilia Cummings and a few written
by Eleanor Roosevelt to Cummings.
The "White House" Folders under "Correspondence with
Government Agencies," in the Miscellaneous section of this
series also contain correspondence between Cummings and
Roosevelt.
2.
Miscellaneous Papers . This is
an additional group of correspondence, papers, and other items
generated by Cummings' service as attorney general. The papers
are arranged alphabetically by topic, and within each topic
chronologically. The items in each folder are in chronological
order:
a) Cummings' calendar of daily appointments, 1933-1938
b) Correspondence of the attorney general with various
government agencies, 1933-1938: In his official capacity as
attorney general, Cummings corresponded with staff members of
other government agencies about matters of mutual concern. Of
chief interest here is the correspondence with the White
House, primarily concerning Justice Department affairs.
Cummings corresponded with Roosevelt, his assistants, and
secretaries.
c) Department of Justice Papers, 1933-1938: (1) Case
Files: These legal case files are arranged by their designated
number; (2) "Unclassified" Circulars: These departmental
circulars were directed mainly to U.S. attorneys, clerks of
U.S. district courts, and U.S. marshals. They are in
chronological order; (3) Circulars, Press Releases, and
Papers: The items have been grouped by topic, such as crime
suppression, and war risk legislation, and arranged
alphabetically; (4) Memoranda: Memoranda to and from Cummings
with various divisions of the Justice Department, such as the
FBI, the pardon attorney, and subordinates such as Ugo Carusi
and Alexander Holtzoff, are found here. They are arranged
alphabetically. Of special interest are the F.B.I. memoranda,
between Cummings, J. Edgar Hoover, and their assistants. A
number of Hoover speeches are located in this sections; (5)
Miscellaneous Items, 1933-1939: A few lists, notes, and other
papers have been placed at the end of this group.
d) Supreme Court Papers: This important group covers the
gold cases which Cummings argued before the Supreme Court, and
the controversial Judicial Reorganization (court-packing)
Plan. (1) Gold Cases, 1933-1938: Correspondence, papers, and
printed material are included, and are chronologically; (2)
Judicial Reorganization, ca. 1787- 1952: [a] rough drafts of
the plan; [b] correspondence and memoranda are grouped by
subject, and arranged in a chronological sequence; [c]
hearings are arranged chronologically; [d] speeches are
arranged chronologically; [e] research material, including
lists, graphs, notes on historical precedents of the plan, and
printed material, in that order, chronologically; [f]
newspaper clippings are in chronological order.
Series IV: Speeches and Articles
1.
Speeches, 1886-1950 : This
series includes speeches by Cummings, speech research
material, and related correspondence. They reflect his
interest in law and politics and the progress of his career,
and can be divided into four distinct periods.
The speeches from 1886-1916, delivered at a variety of
civic and fraternal politics, bimetallism, and Robert Burns,
and evidence young Cummings' growing political maturity.
Speeches for 1916- 1932 include politics, America's role
in international affairs, and the World Court.
A number of national campaign speeches, 1932-1938,
including Cummings' address seconding the nomination of
Roosevelt at the Democratic National convention in 1936, are
contained here. Attorney General Cummings delivered many
speeches about crime control and the administration of
criminal justice, specifically on firearms control and police
training procedures. There are a number of addresses on
judicial reorganization.
A few speeches, 1938-1948, regarding the war effort and
public service, round out this group. The collection includes
some speech research material, 1914-1953, such as newspaper
and magazine clippings. Finally, there are a number of
speeches by other individuals, and quite a few by members of
the Justice Department on crime suppression, the New Deal, and
the presidential campaign of 1936.
Following Cummings' own arrangement, his speeches are
divided into two groups which are in chronological order by
date of delivery. The first group is a "pure" speech file, and
contains all his speeches for the years 1886-1948, the second
group has speeches for the years 1926, 1933-1938, 1950, paired
with related correspondence, usually letters in praise of the
topic and delivery requesting copies. The research should note
that the second series is not complete even for its year
range, but that it does contain many of the corrected drafts
of the addresses. The material is arranged as follows: (a)
"Pure" Speech File, arranged chronologically; (b) speech file
with related correspondence, arranged chronologically; (c)
speech research material, arranged chronologically; (d)
speeches by other individuals, arranged alphabetically by last
name; (e) speeches by members of the Justice Department,
arranged chronologically; (f) speeches by members of the
Justice Department re: crime suppression, arranged
chronologically.
2.
Articles, 1918-1945 : Cummings'
articles are largely about crime and the penal system, though
there are a few about the world court and the mission of
democracy. They are arranged chronologically. There are a
number of articles about Cummings, 1934-1940, all of which are
comments upon and evaluations of Cummings as attorney general.
Series V. Literary Papers
1.
Diaries, 1919-1956 : Cummings
kept a "Personal and Political Diary" from 1919-1946, in which
he discussed his political and official activities including
meetings and trips. These diaries offer an insider's view of
Democratic politics and government, especially during the
Roosevelt administration. Cummings also discusses personal and
family matters, and social engagement. From 1947 to 1956,
Cummings labeled his diaries "personal" only, but these
contain many political references as well. There is also a
travel diary and play about a trip to Hawaii, a housekeeping
diary, and a medical diary. Appointment books for 1926
(1931-1955) round out this group. The material is arranged in
the following order: (a) Personal and political diaries,
travel diary, and housekeeping diary, arranged
chronologically; (b) appointment books, arranged
chronologically; (c) medical diary.
2.
Literary Papers, 1750-1953 :
This group of papers relating to the publication of Cummings'
books in chronological order. There are book reviews of
Liberty Under Law and Administration, 1934-1935. For Federal
Justice, on which Cummings collaborated with Carl McFarland,
there are many source files with abstracts of legal briefs and
historical data, ca. 1750-1938, notes, memoranda, drafts,
correspondence, and book reviews, 1936-1937. There are drafts
of The Biography of a Department, 1938, and correspondence
regarding The Selected Letters of Homer S. Cummings,
1938-1941, edited by Carl Brent Swisher. There is also
research material for projected books on the Lands Division of
the Justice Department, 1828-1953, and on military law,
1804-1839. Cummings may well have worked with McFarland again
on these last two projects.
Two card indexes, listed by subject, contain acts about
the duties and powers of the attorney general. A card index to
Cummings' own library completes the literary papers.
The twenty-six diaries, 1919-1926, of Homer Stille
Cummings document a long career of public service and offer an
insider's perspective on politics and government during years
of great change in American life. By virtue of his position on
the Democratic National committee, and as attorney general in
the administration of Franklin D. Roosevelt, Cummings
participated in historic events and associated with many other
powerful people. As his role in the famous court-packing
struggle indicated, his legal expertise made him a very
important member of the Roosevelt cabinet.
All but the first volume of the diaries pertain to the
period 1932-1956, and the most substantive are those for the
years 1932- 1939. Cummings labeled the diaries and "Personal
and Political," though there is very little personal material
before 1939. He recorded his daily activities - meetings,
conferences, official duties, speeches, telephone
conversations, and social events - and occasionally wrote in a
contemplative or analytical vein. The entries range from the
schematic to the highly detailed. Extremely loyal to both
Woodrow Wilson and Roosevelt, he described meetings with them
very thoroughly, sometimes quoting them verbatim. Reflecting
Cummigns' unique personality and strong sense of public
service, these diaries are a valuable source for the study of
an important but neglected figure. Researchers interested in
Franklin D. Roosevelt, the New Deal, and the Democratic party
would find them very useful.
The earliest dated diary (1919 April-1928 November)
principally describes Cummings' travels around the country on
behalf of the Democratic National Committee prior to the
election of 192. There are no entries for the period 1921
April through 1923, very few for 1924 October-November, none
for 1925-192, and a few for 1928 October- November. Some
sections of the diary are written in the third person,
probably by Cummings' secretary, Charles F. McGuire. The
entries are, in the main, brief and factual in nature,
recording Cummings' itinerary, speeches, meetings, and related
organizational matters; there is very little analysis.
Cummings did write at length about several interviews with
Wilson, in which the two men discussed party politics, the
Democratic National Convention in San Francisco, the campaign
and the election of 1920. At two points in the diary, Cummings
refers to other memoranda, which have been pulled from the
body of his papers and inserted in the appropriate places.
The diaries for the years 1932-1938 are much more
substantial than the first volume. Except for the second
volume (1932 January-1933 April 7) the volumes cover a
calendar year, and include, at the end, the attorney general's
calendar of daily appointments. The diaries document Cummings'
active involvement in Roosevelt's campaign for the presidency
in 1932; Cummings conferred extensively with Democratic
leaders including David Fitzgerald, Edwin M. House, Louis
Howe, and Roosevelt about the political situation in various
states, strategy, and the Democratic National convention. He
devoted many pages to the process of selecting Roosevelt's
cabinet, and described the transition between administrations.
From the time he became attorney general, Cummings wrote
extensively about his duties at the Justice Department,
conferences with colleagues and associates, legislation, legal
cases, appointments, testimony before Congressional
committees, speeches, and trips. Specific areas of emphasis in
the diaries included the judicial reorganization, or
court-packing, plan, the gold bills, crime bills, tax cases,
the N.R.A., and other "alphabet agencies." Cummings carefully
recorded the business transacted at Cabinet, Executive
Council, and National Emergency Council meetings, which rant
he whole gamut of New Deal concerns: unemployment, relief
efforts, labor and agricultural unrest, fiscal policy,
business trends, visits of foreign leaders, and international
affairs. Cummings described the views and behavior of
individuals present, especially the present, and expressed his
own opinions. Possessed of a ready wit, Cummings often wrote
about the jokes and humorous incidents that lightened
potentially grim Cabinet meetings. He devoted many pages of
the diaries to Roosevelt, describing their meetings, telephone
conversations, and social occasions in the White House. They
discussed politics, Justice Department matters, appointments,
domestic affairs, and especially the Supreme Court
controversy. Except for Roosevelt, Cummings did not stress
other individuals in the diary to any great extent, though
there are references to other persons, including Harold Ickes,
Cordell Hull, Henry Wallace, Raymond Moley, and Henry
Morgenthau.
Besides administrative matters, Cummings also discussed
strictly political subjects such as patronage, the Democratic
National Convention of 1936, and the campaign of that year.
The diaries indicate that he continued to be involved in
Connecticut politics. By nature a very sociable man, he wrote
about the numerous dinners, receptions, and cocktail parties,
that he attended in an official and personal capacity, trips
at home and abroad, and his annual golf tournaments at
Pinehurst, North Carolina. Cummings also wrote a little about
his wife Cecilia and son Dickinson S. Cummings.
Following his retirement the cabinet in January 1939,
Cummings devoted himself to his law practice and personal
affairs. But he remained an interested observer of politics
and government, describing various Democratic National
Conventions, candidates, and elections. He was still
especially interested in Connecticut politics, and wrote at
length about the career of his friend Senator Brien McMahon.
Cummings met, advised, and socialized with many of his former
colleagues. The diaries also document his association with
diplomats from the Dominican Republic, and a memorandum
describing Cummings' visit to that country in 1946 has been
inserted in the appropriate place. In addition to recording
his activities in a schematic fashion, Cummings occasionally
reminisced about past experiences. The diary for 1944 in
particular contains several references to events in the years
1832-1937.
VI. Law Firm Papers, 1909-1934, 1939-1953,
and Legal Case Files, ca. 1915-1933 (1928-1956)
This group consists of a few legal papers, mainly
correspondence and documents, and many legal case files. They
fall into two groups, the Cummings and Lockwood material,
1909-1934, and the Cummings and Stanley (later Cummings,
Stanley, Truitt, and Cross) material, 1939-1953. Most of the
correspondence is between the partners and relates to various
cases and financial matters. The papers are grouped by subject
and then arranged chronologically; the legal case files are
arranged chronologically.
Series VII. Miscellaneous Papers,
1892-1953
There are a few miscellaneous papers, arranged as
follows: (1) List of autographs of Cummings given out
1933-1939; (2) correspondence and papers regarding
biographical information about Cummings, 1933-1953, arranged
chronologically; (3) certificates, 1911-1956, arranged
chronologically; (4) U.S. dollar bills and German bank notes;
(5) programs, 1892-1950, arranged chronologically with bound
volumes placed behind the folders; (6) souvenirs and
mementoes, ca. 1922-1949; (7) first issue stamps, with related
correspondence, 1934-1938.
Series VIII. Photographs, 1870-1953,
Daguerreotypes and Ambrotypes, ca. 1850-1870
Many excellent photographs, of a personal and
professional nature, are found in this collection. Of the
approximately three thousand items, most date from the period
of Cummings' active involvement in national political life,
1919-1939. The professional group of photographs contains
portraits of Cummings himself, numerous autographed
professional portraits of such persons as Edwin Alderman, Hugo
Black, J. Edgar Hoover, Harry Hopkins, Charles Evan Hughes,
Robert M. LaFollette, Jr., Eleanor Roosevelt, Franklin D.
Roosevelt, George Bernard Shaw, Alfred Smith, Adlai Stevenson,
Harry Truman, Gene Tunney, and Woodrow Wilson. There are many
group pictures of Cummings at work with colleagues and with
friends, 1919- 1953; and several formal portraits including
the 1904 meeting of the Mayor's Association of Connecticut,
and the 1912 Democratic National Executive Committee, and the
U.S. Supreme Court in 1933. The group pictures of Cummings
with his colleagues taken prior to 1933 consist largely of his
activities at the Democratic National Conventions of 1920 and
1924. The 1933-1939 portion of the professional photographs
show Cummings in a wide variety of activities in his capacity
as attorney general, including: participation in national
conferences and conventions, such as the 1936 Democratic
National Convention; visits to prison facilities; and
delivering speeches at occasions such as the 1936 Illinois
State Fair and the graduation of the Ninth Session of the
F.B.I. National Police Academy in 1938. There are several
portraits of Roosevelt's cabinet. The 1940-1953 group of
pictures includes shots from Pinehurst, North Carolina, golf
tournaments, the 1944 and 1948 Democratic National Convention,
and Cummings' visits with Dominican Republic President Raphael
Trujillo and other Latin American diplomats in the late 1940s.
The personal photographs in the collection relate to the
following subjects: parents and ancestors, including Cummings'
mother, father grandmother, cousins, aunt, and uncle; Cummings
as a child, dating from the late 1870s; his early
acquaintances, including persons of the Buffalo Unitarian
Church and Sunday school; friends and professors at Yale
University; interior and exterior views of buildings,
including the Chicago house where Cummings was born in 1870,
his parents' estates at Ruthven, Akron, New York, and
Cummings' own home in Stamford, Connecticut. Following the
early family photographs are portraits of Cummings' wives,
Helen Smith Cummings, May Cecilia Waterbury Cummings, and
Julia M. Alter Cummings, and then a large number of
photographs and postcards from the vacations which Cummings
took from 1926 to 1945. Among the places he visited were
Hawaii, Europe, Latin America, and the Mideast.
A final miscellaneous group of photographs includes
undated photographs of architectural monuments, paintings, art
work, scenes from South America, Great Britain, Pinehurst,
North Carolina and elsewhere in the United States, and a large
number of photographic negatives. Several photograph albums
relate to Cummings' family, acquaintances, and buildings of
his youth, his 1934 trip to Hawaii and the Rocky Mountains,
his 1938 trip to Minoqua, Wisconsin, and drawings and
photographs of prison facilities built in 1938 while Cummings
was attorney general.
The photographs are divided into three parts. The first
portion of the collection, comprising photographs from
Cummings' professional life, contains, first, autographed
professional portraits of Cummings' acquaintances,
alphabetically arranged, second, professional portraits of
Cummings, followed, third, by group pictures of Cummings and
his colleagues, arranged chronologically.
The second portion of the collection, the personal
photographs, is also chronologically arranged. These
photographs are grouped in the following order: primarily late
nineteenth century family photographs; photographs of family
residences, 1870-1935; portraits of Cummings' wives; a
chronologically arranged series of folders relating to
Cummings' travels abroad and his leisure activities
(especially from the period of his marriage to Julia
Cummings); and miscellaneous undated photographs.
The final portion of the collection contains
photographic negatives, followed in turn by artistic
reproductions, original drawings and poems, and photograph
albums.
A few ambrotypes and daguerreotypes round out the
collections. The subjects include Cummings' parents Uriah and
Audie Cummings, his maternal grandparents, great-uncle, and
other relatives.
Contents List
- Box 1
George P. Ingersoll to Mrs. Uriah Cummings, Mrs. Cummings to Homer Stille Cummings 1910 June-1916 October
- Box 1
Correspondence and Papers re: the estate of Palmer, Cummings and Cummings Cement Company v. Palmer Cummings 1913 September-1915 March
- Box 1
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings mainly re: investments in Hudston-on-the-Bay real estate 1917 January-1934 December
- Box 1
Joseph E. Davies to Homer Stille Cummings 1919 August 14
- Box 1
Correspondence re: Dickinson S. Cummings' steam driver automobile 1920 June-1923 October
- Box 1
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: purchase of stock in International Merchant Marine 1920 December-1921 March
- Box 1
Correspondence, notes, and papers of Homer Stille Cummings, including passports and letters of introduction, mainly re: European travel ca. 1921 June-1933 April
- Box 1
Business Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings, mainly re: stocks 1922 January-1936 July
- Box 1
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings mainly re: stocks in the Stamford Gas & Electric and Connecticut Power Company 1922 April-1935 November
- Box 1
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings, mainly re: stock in the Western Connecticut Title and Mortgage Company 1922 June-1935 November
- Box 1
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings, mainly re: an income tax appeal, ca. 1929 1922 September-1932 December
- Box 2
Correspondence and Papers re: Homer Stille Cummings' Federal Street property, Stamford Connecticut ca. 1922 December-1939 July2 folders
- Box 2
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings, mainly re: stock in the Stamford Trust Company 1923 February-1936 July
- Box 2
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings, mainly re: mortgage wtih the McNeil Terminal Company 1924 March
- Box 2
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings, re: the possible purchase of land in Florida 1925 March
- Box 2
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings, re: investments in Indian Head Land Company 1925 June, 1931 May-1946 May
- Box 3
Financial Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: property in Town of Norwalk ca. 1925 September-ca. 1934 January
- Box 3
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, mainly re: the Stamford Land Company investments in Florida 1925 October-1941 January2 folders
- Box 3
Correspondence and Papers re: a proposed honorary degree for Homer Stille Cummings from Yale 1925 December-1926 June
- Box 3
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Cos Cob property 1926-1949
- Box 3
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: stock in Shore Gardens, Inc. and 700 West End Avenue Corporation 1929 May-1936 December
- Box 4
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: stock in Shore Gardens, Inc. and 700 West End Avenue Corporation 1937 February-1942 July3 folders
- Box 4
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, mainly re: stock in Charter Oak Title Guarantee and Fidelity Company 1929 June-1935 April
- Box 4
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings, maily re: stock in the United States Electric Power Company 1929 September-1936 August
- Box 4
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Dietl mortgage on the Mead Tract 1929 November-1935 June
- Box 5
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Stamford Land Company (Florida) 1929 December-1956 June
- Box 5
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: his new house in Greenwich, Connecticut4 folders
- Box 6
Blueprints and papers re: Homer Stille Cummings' new house in Greenwich, CT ca. 1930
- Box 6
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: stocks in the Davenport Company 1930 March-1935 February.
- Box 6
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings mainly re: mortgage of a house in White Plains 1930 April-1934 October
- Box 6
Correspondence and Papers re: Homer Stille Cummings' house in Greenwich, CT 1930 July-1941 November
- Box 6
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Harry Simmons 1930 December
- Box 6
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: the Cummings' trip to Alexandria and Cairo, Egypt 1931 March
- Box 6
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings of Homer Stille Cummings mainly re: stocks in The Maggiore Company 1932 April-1937 July
- Box 6
Miscellaneous Papers re: the estate of Henry Lockwood 1932 October-1934 January
- Box 6
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: personal and property taxes 1933 April-1951 July
- Box 7
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: investments in the Pickwick Land Company 1933 July-1945 March2 folders
- Box 7
Pickwick Land Company Financial Statements 1942 June-1943
- Box 8
Pickwick Land Company Financial Statements 1944 January-November
- Box 8
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Homer Stille Cummings' house in Washington, DC, 2700 Tilden Street 1933 November-1941 October
- Box 8
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Fire damage at 2700 Tilden Street includes itemized list 1941 ca. August-December
- Box 8
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Income tax and a fire loss at 2700 Tilden Street 1941 August-1942 January
- Box 8
Personal Correspondence, Homer Stille Cummings to Captain James Dinkins, the "Little Confederate" 1934 July 13
- Box 8
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings mainly re: stock in the 700 West End Avenue Corporation 1937 July-1942 June
- Box 9
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Federal Income Tax 1938-19447 folders
- Box 10
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Federal Income Tax 1945-19517 folders
- Box 11
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Federal Income Tax 1952-19545 folders
- Box 12
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Federal Income Tax 1955-19562 folders
- Box 12
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Yale Law School Association 1939 February-1956 April
- Box 12
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: taxes on stocks 1939 April-1942 October
- Box 12
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Receipts fro Alston P. Coughlin 1939 April-May
- Box 12
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings with the Library of Congress, mainly re: the disposition of his papers 1939 September-1954 August
- Box 13
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Florida 1939 October-19422 folders
- Box 13
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: an income tax appeal concerning promissory notes of Shore Gardens, Inc. 1940 January-1942 August2 folders
- Box 13
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: E.I. DuPont De Nemours and Company 1940 November-1947
- Box 13
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Florida Hotels 1940 December-1942 June
- Box 14
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Florida Hotels 1940 December-1942 June
- Box 14
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Homer Stille Cummings' house at 4308 Forest Lane, Washington, DC 1941 May-1943 June2 folders
- Box 14
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: First Stamford National Bank and Trust Company 1941 September-1956 January2 folders
- Box 15
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Eastman Kodak Company 1942 December-1946
- Box 15
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Travel and Resorts 1943 May-June
- Box 15
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Homer Stille Cummings' insurance policy, Hartford Accident & Indemnity 1943, 1946
- Box 15
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: George Washington University 1944 January-1945 January2 folders
- Box 15
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Homer Stille Cummings' house in Greenwich, CT 1944 February-1947 August
- Box 16
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Akron, NY octagon house of his childhood 1944 February-1950 January
- Box 16
Correspondence and Papers re: Julia and Homer Cummings' health reports and the Lahey Clinic 1944 May-1950 December
- Box 16
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Homer Stille Cummings' new automobile 1948 October 14-1949 May 12
- Box 16
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Christmas gifts 1948 December-1949 January
- Box 16
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: a loan to Shumway J. Bird 1949 April-1956 April
- Box 16
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: acknowledgments of Christmas gifts 1949 December-1950 January
- Box 16
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: with and re: Robert W. Fleming 1950Dec-1955 August2 folders
- Box 16
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: domestic servatns and social security ca. 1951-ca. 1956
- Box 16
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings with Frank Chapelle 1952 June-1955 March
- Box 16
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Matthew I. Fox & Company 1952 August-1956 July
- Box 17
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: stock in the American News Company 1952 December-1954 March
- Box 17
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Birthday greetings to Homer Stille Cummings 1953
- Box 17
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Hawthorne Roofing Comapny 1953 April-1954 October
- Box 17
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: history of Cummings Cement Company of Uriah Cummings 1953 June-1954 February
- Box 17
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: First National Bank of Palm Beach 1953 July-1956
- Box 17
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Connecticut Income tAx 1953 September
- Box 17
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Linden Lodge 1954 July-September
- Box 17
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Automobile Association of America 1954 July-1955 February
- Box 17
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: AT& T 1955 March
- Box 17
Christmas gift correspondence and gift list of Homer Stille Cummings 1955 December
- Box 17
Telegrams of sympathy re: Homer Stille Cummings' death 1956 September
- Box 17
Birthday cards of Homer Stille Cummings ca. 1956
- Box 17
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Homer Cummings Golf Tournament 1933 May-1939 November2 folders
- Box 18
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Homer Cummings Golf Tournament 1940 April-November, 1941 May-November, 1942 May-1945 May3 folders
- Box 19
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Homer Cummings Golf Tournament 1945 September-1946 February, 1946 March-May, 1946 September-1947 February3 folders
- Box 20
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Homer Cummings Golf Tournament 1947 February-1948 July3 folders
- Box 21
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Homer Cummings Golf Tournament 1948 August-1950 March3 folders
- Box 22
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Homer Cummings Golf Tournament 1950 March-December3 folders
- Box 23
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Homer Cummings Golf Tournament 1951 March-December2 folders
- Box 24
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Homer Cummings Golf Tournament 1952 April-1953 January2 folders
- Box 25
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Homer Cummings Golf Tournament 1953 January-1954 January2 folders
- Box 26
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Homer Cummings Golf Tournament 1954 March-December2 folders
- Box 27
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Homer Cummings Golf Tournament 1955 April-1956 August3 folders
- Box 27
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Homer Cummings Golf Tournament 1942-1956
- Box 28
Christmas card, Cecilia to [Homer] Cummings [ca. 1935?]
- Box 28
Miscellaneous cards, including Christmas greetings 1936-1949
- Box 28
Christmas cards of Mr. & Mrs. Homer S. Cummings 1948
- Box 28
Chrimas cards of Mr. & mrs. Homer S. Cummings 1949
- Box 29
Christmas cards of Mr. & Mrs. Homer Cummings 1950-19523 folders
- Box 30
Christmas cards of Mr. & Mrs. Homer S. Cummings 1953-1954
- Box 30
Christmas cards of Homer Stille Cummings ca. 1954
- Box 30
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, letters accompanying Christmas gifts & thank-you messages 1954-1955
- Box 31
Family History of Homer Stille Cummings ca. 1900TMs
- Box 31
Family record & genealogy re: Homer Stille Cummings' family n.d.
- Box 31
Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings re: the Cumin Clan, and Ruthven Castle n.d.
- Box 31
Entrance examination for Sheffield Scientific School of Yale College 1887 June
- Box 31
2 ANS, Certificates of Homer Stille Cummings from the Heathcote School and from the Sheffield Scientific School 1887, 1888
- Box 31
Examinations for the Sheffield Scientific School of Yale College and Yale Law School 1889-1893
- Box 31
Thesis, "The Hydraulic Cement Industry of the United States" by Homer Stille Cummings 1891 May 23TMsS
- Box 31
Class Poem by Homer Stille Cummings 1891
- Box 31
Zoology Notebook of Homer Stille Cummings from lectures delivered by Professor A.E. Verrill 1891
- Box 32
Oration prepared by Homer Stille Cummings in competition for the Townsend Prize 1893AMs
- Box 32
Draft of an article re: Cummings Park in Stamford, CT ca. 1907TMs
- Box 32
Medical reports of Homer Stille Cummings 1922 March-1955 February
- Box 32
Appraisal of paintings in possession of Homer Stille Cummings 1928 December 28
- Box 32
"Frank Weston Passed...." (detective spoof); includes research material ca. 1928-ca. 1930AMs, author unidentified
- Box 32
Legal Papers, "Homer Stille Cummings vs. Town of Stamford" 1930-1931
- Box 32
Papers, pamphlets re: wine, including an inventory of wines in the cellar of Homer Stille Cummings ca. 1934, 1945, n.d.
- Box 32
"Fifty years later," a class poem by Homer Stille Cummings 1941 JuneTMs (carbon)
- Box 32
Marriage license of Homer Stille Cummings & Julia M. Alter 1942 July 13DS
- Box 32
Lists of books read by Homer Stille Cummings 1942-1956
- Box 32
Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Mezzotints ca. 1943, n.d.
- Box 32
Miscellaneous memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings mainly re: stocks & bonds c. 1954
- Box 32
List of limited editions owned by Homer Stille Cummings 1949 October 18
- Box 32
Miscellaneous financial papers of Homer Stille Cummings mainly re: stocks 1955-1956
- Box 32
Description of home of Mrs. Homer Cummings, Greenwich, CT n.d.
- Box 32
Address by Homer Stille Cummings on Edgar Allan Poe n.d.
- Box 32
Notebook of anniversaries & birthdays of Homer Stille Cummings' friends & family n.d.
- Box 32
Lists of names & addresses of friends and associates of Homer Stille Cummings n.d.
- Box 32
Miscellaneous notes of Homer Stille Cummings n.d.
- Box 33
Notebooks (4) of quotations copied by Homer Stille Cummings, mainly re: literature & poetry [ca. 1890?]
- Box 33
Notebook of quotations copied by Homer Stille Cummings, mainly re: Socialism [ca. 1890?]
- Box 33
Diary of Homer Stille Cummings' philosophical reflections ca. 1907-ca. 1919
- Box 33
Dieary of trip to South America 1921
- Box 33
Diary of a trip to Europe 1923
- Box 33
Diary of a trip to the West Indies 1930 February 22
- Box 33
Notebook of quotations copied by Homer Stille Cummings, mainly jokes [ca. 1930?]
- Box 33
Notebook of quotations copied by Homer Stille Cummings, mainly re: inspirational literature n.d.
- Box 34
Correspondence and Papers re: the estate of Audie S. Cummings, Homer Stille Cummings' mother 1921-1925
- Box 34
Correspondence, condolences on the death of Audie S. Cummings, Homer Stille Cummings' mother 1924 August-September
- Box 35
Cards of Cecilia Waterbury Cummings' childhood ca. 1905-1910
- Box 35
Correspondence and Papers re: cemetery plot of Cecilia Waterbury Cummings, St. John's, Stamford, CT 1926-1932
- Box 35
Note and miscellaneous papers of Cecilia Waterbury resulting from her trip to France ca. 1927
- Box 35
Correspondence and financial papers re: the estate of Cecilia Waterbury Cummings, property in Sarasota, FL 1930-1938
- Box 35
Papers of Cecilia Waterbury Cummings re: Income Tax 1933 October-1939 June
- Box 35
Correspondence and Papers re: secretaries, maids, waiters, etc. for the Cummings 1933-1939
- Box 35
Correspondence and Papers re: the estate of Cecilia Waterbury Cummings, mainly concerning stock 1936-1938
- Box 35
Majorie Davies to Cecilia Waterbury Cummings 1937 March 9ALS
- Box 35
Correspondence and newspapers clippings re: Mrs. Cecilia Waterbury Cummings' European trip and presentation at Court 1937 March-July
- Box 35
Correspondence of Cecilia Waterbury Cummings re: personalized photographs
- Box 35
Correspondence re: a proposed book of Cecilia Waterbury Cummings' memoirs 1939 January-February
- Box 35
Correspondence re: sympathy & flowers on the death of Cecilia Waterbury Cummings acknowledge 1939 July-August
- Box 36
Correspondence and Papers re: the estate of Cecilia Waterbury Cummings 1939 September-1941 May
- Box 36
Correspondence re: Cecilia Waterbury Cummings' memorial service & Homer Stille Cummings' replies 1939 October-November
- Box 36
Correspondence re: the death of Cecilia Waterbury Cummings -- the mementoes to her friends 1939
- Box 36
Correspondence and Papers re: the estate of Cecilia Waterbury Cummings 1939-1940
- Box 36
Correspondence and Papers re: the estate of Cecilia Waterbury Cummings, the Beaux-Arts Apartment 1939-1940
- Box 36
Correspondence and Papers re: the estate of Cecilia Waterbury Cummings' income taxes 1939-1941
- Box 36
Correspondence and Papers re: the estate of Cecilia Waterbury Cummings, Portland Electric Power Company (formerly Pacific NW Service Co.) 1939
- Box 37
Correspondence and loose lead from "In Memoriam, Cecilia Cummings," including an index of names 1940
- Box 37
Correspondence and Papers re: Cecilia Waterbury Cummings Research Fund 1940-1951
- Box 37
Legal Papers re: Cecilia Waterbury Cummings' Florida property 1926-1936
- Box 37
Will (carbon) of Cecilia Waterbury Cummings and memoranda re: the will 1938
- Box 37
Legal Papers re: the estate of Cecilia Waterbury Cummings 1939-1940
- Box 37
DS, Certificate, Cours de Civilisation francaise a la Sorbonne of May Cecilia Waterbury (Cummings) and a photograph 1926 January
- Box 37
Reading lists of May Waterbury (Cummings), looseleaf from her notebook classes at the Metropolitan Museum of Art 1927-1928
- Box 37
Notebook, May Waterbury (Cummings) notes on oil painting, sculpture, and Oriental Art from a class at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC, Class by Dr. Kreil[ue] [1927-1928]
- Box 38
DS, Marriage Licenses of Homer Stille Cummings and Cecilia Waterbury 1928 September 1, 1929 April 2
- Box 38
Marriage certificate of May Cecilia Waterbury and Homer Stille Cummings 1929 April 2
- Box 38
Recipes of Cecilia Waterbury Cummings ca. 1933
- Box 38
Miscellaneous papers re: storage of furs and household purchases (Cecilia Waterbury Cummings) ca. 1938
- Box 38
List of persons from whom messages of sympathy cards, flowers received re: death of Cecilia Waterbury Cummings 1939 August 10
- Box 38
2 items, In Memorium for Cecilia Cummings
- Box 38
List of stocks and bonds of Cecilia Cummings [ca. 1939]Notebook (looseleaf)
- Box 38
"Tale of a Tie," a comic story by Cecilia Waterbury Cummings ca. 1939
- Box 38
Biographical information on Cecilia Waterbury Cummings 1939
- Box 38
Correspodence and Papers of Dickinson S. Cummings 1905-1932
- Box 38
Correspondence re: Dickinson S. Cummings' accident and health 1934 January-October
- Box 39
Correspondence and Papers re: the estate of Dickinson S. Cummings 1934-1953
- Box 39
Correspondence: Homer Stille Cummings with his son, Dickinson S. Cummings and family 1940-1953, n.d.3 folders
- Box 39
Correspondence and Papers re: the death of Dickinson S. Cummings, son of Homer Stille Cummings and Helen Smith Cummings 1953 October
- Box 40
Correspondence and Papers re: Homer Stille Cummings' divorce from Helen W. Smith Cummings 1907 February-1908 July
- Box 40
Correspondence and Papers re: the estate of Helen W. Smith 1939 February, 1954-1956
- Box 40
Correspondence and Papers re: Julia M. Alter Cummings' Florida property 1936 July-ca. 1941 April
- Box 40
Correspndence: Congratulatory messages on the marriage of Homer and Julia Cummings, and thank-you notes (A-Z)2 folders
- Box 40
Correspndence of Homer Stille Cummings with Julia M. Alter Cummings 1942 July-1954 October
- Box 41
Correspondence of Julia M. Alter Cummings with various friends 1943 January-1952 June
- Box 41
Correspondence and Papers re: the estate of Julia M. Alter Cummings 1945 May-1956 August
- Box 41
Correspondence: Condolence letters re: the death of Julia M. Alter Cummings (A-W) 1955 February-March3 folders
- Box 42
Correspondence and Papers re: the death of Julia M. Alter Cummings and contributions to the George Washington University Hospital 1955 February-April
- Box 42
Condolences and Papers re: the estate of Julia M. Alter Cummings, personal property, Palm Beach, Florida ca. 1955 March-1956 March
- Box 42
Correspondence and Papers re: Julia M. Alter Cummings' house in Florida 1955 May
- Box 42
Correspondence and Papers re: the estate of Julia M. Alter Cummings, mainly tax returns 1956 January-April
- Box 42
Invitations, calling cards, and mementoes saved by Julia M. Alter Cummings ca. 1942-1943
- Box 42
Will (carbon) of Julia M. Alter Cummings 1945 May 31
- Box 42
Miscellaneous Papers of Julia M. Alter Cummings ca. 1945-ca. 1946
- Box 42
"In Memoriam," Julia M. Alter Cummings 1955 February. 16
- Box 42
Correspondence and Papers re: the divorce of Homer Stille Cummings and Marguerite T. Owings Cummings 1909 December, 1928 June-September
- Box 43
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings and Marguerite T. Owings Cummings 1926 July-November
- Box 43
Correspondence re: Marguerite T. Owings Cummings 1927 February-ca. 1928 June
- Box 43
Correspondence and Papers preliminary to divorce of Homer Stille Cummings and Marguerite T. Owings Cummings 1928 February-ca. June
- Box 43
Correspondence and papers re: the Marguerite T. Owings Cummings Trust ca. 1954 June-1955 April
- Box 43
Wills of Marguerite T. Owings Cummings 1920 February, 1926 November
- Box 43
Power of Attorney of Marguerite T. Owings Cummings 1927 March
- Box 43
Decree of Divorce, Marguerite T. Owings Cummings and Homer Stille Cummings 1928 August
- Box 44
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings with William Jennings Bryan 1898 February.8-[1916 ca. August]
- Box 44
General Political Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings as Mayor of STamford and as a member of the Democratic National Committee 1899 August 8-1906 November 18
- Box 44
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: the origin of his political differences with Alexander Troup 1900 January 9-1908 April 17, n.d.
- Box 44
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, congratulatory messages upon his election as Mayor of Stamford 1900 April 2-17
- Box 44
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings as Mayor of Stamford, mainly re: municipal gas and lighting 1901 January 13-1905 February 17
- Box 45
General Political Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, includes correspondence as a member of the Democratic National Committee 1907 January 26-1912 October 12
- Box 45
General Political Correspndence of Homer Stille Cummings, including Speaker's Bureau, Democratic National Committee 1913 September 20-1918 January 263 folders
- Box 46
Memorandum of Homer Stille Cummings' interview with Mr. Robins, Attorney for the New York, New Haven & Hartford R.R. Co. 1912 August 27
- Box 46
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, letter of resignation as State's Attorney, and Justice Wheeler's reply 1914 July 1, 26
- Box 46
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings with and about Chief Justice George W. Wheeler of the Supreme Court of Errors, Connecticut 1915 January 31-1931 September 30
- Box 46
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: the Democratic State Convention, mainly re: his address as chairman 1916 April 25-August 14
- Box 46
Political correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, mainly as Vice-Chairman of the Democratic National Committee 1916 June 7-1918 January 303 folders
- Box 47
Political Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, mainly as Vice-Chairman of the Democratic National Committee 1918 February 8-1920 September 26 folders
- Box 48
Political correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, "letters from prominent men" 1916 August-19284 folders
- Box 49
Political correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, "letters from prominent men" 1929-19322 folders
- Box 49
Correspondence re: Homer Stille Cummings' campaign for U.S. Senator 1916 October 14-November 17
- Box 49
Political correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: Connecticut Women Suffrage Association 1918 November 12-1920 August 3
- Box 50
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: Lawyer's National Committee to Procure Adequate Compensation for the Federal Judiciary 1920 December 4-1927 March 15
- Box 50
Political Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, including Democratic National Committee 1921 January 6-1921 November4 folders
- Box 51
Political Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, including Democratic National Committee 1921 December-1922 January 112 folders
- Box 51
Correspondence of the Democratic Town and City Committee, mainly re: finances 1921 February-1928 January 28
- Box 51
Checkbooks of the Democratic Town and City Committee, Stamford, Connecticut 1922 November 14-1928 January 28
- Box 51
Statements of account of the Democratic Town and City Committee 1926 ca. August-1928 ca. January
- Box 51
Financial Papers of the Democratic Town and City Committee, the 1926 Campaign 1926 ca. September-October
- Box 52
Political Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings with J. Bruce Kremer 1921 February-1927 November 29
- Box 52
Correspondence, reports and papers re: exportation of coal to Uruguay; resulting from Cummings' trip to South America during the summer, 1921 1921 ca. May 4-October 192 folders
- Box 52
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: Stamford Bar Association 1921 May 9-1924 May 27
- Box 52
Correspondence and Papers re: Cummings' trip to Europe, "Bankers' Tour" 1921 June 20-1923 July 28
- Box 53
Correspondence and Papers re: Cummints' trip to Europe, "Bankers' Tour" 1923 August 2-ca. December 31
- Box 53
Typescripts fo Homer Stille Cummings' impressions of Europe resulting from a tour of Great Britain, France, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Czechoslovakia and Germany, including notes 1923
- Box 53
Correspondence, memoranda and papers re: exporting coal to Chile, resulting from Cummings' trip to South America during the summer, 1921 1921 July 23-ca. October 18
- Box 53
Frederick B. Campbell to Homer Stille Cummings re: business meetings 1921 September 9-1972 February 24
- Box 53
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings: letters acknowledging recepit of his Keynote Address at th Democratic (San Francisco) Convention, 28 June 1920 1921 September 28-November 32 folders
- Box 54
Correspondence re: the Kentucky State Bar Association 1923 December 4-1925 July 21
- Box 54
Correspondence and Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings re: the Bar Association of Greenwich, Connectiut 1924 March 3-7
- Box 54
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings with John W. Davis 1924 July 15-November 3
- Box 54
Meoranda of Homer Stille Cummings re: Democratic National Convention of 1924 [1924] n.d.
- Box 54
General Political Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings 1924 July 17-19274 folders
- Box 55
General Political correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings 1928-19324 folders
- Box 56
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, mainly commentary re: the Harold Israel Case 1924 December 29-1928 April 4; 1933 March 21-1938 December 12; 1945 September 12-1948 May 293 folders
- Box 57
Correspondence re: the Harold Israel Case, including correspondence from the Israels 1941 April 26-1956 July 27
- Box 57
Correspondence and Papers re: the production of "Boomerang," a movie based on the Harold Israel Case 1945 December-1948 January
- Box 57
Correspondence and Papers re: the Harold Israel Case, mainly tax matters 1946 July 26-1948 December 27
- Box 57
Revised 1st draft of "The Perfect Case," a screenplay by Richard Murphy for hte movie, "Boomerang" 1946 June 19TMs (copy)
- Box 58
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, thank-you messages re: State's Attorney Dinner 1925 February 14-16
- Box 58
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings with Edwin T. Meredith, publisher re: Homer Stille Cummings' resignation from Democratic National Committee 1925 November 15-25
- Box 58
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings with George F. Mara 1926 April 24-1931 November 19
- Box 58
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings with Lewis Einstein re: Einstein's book on the "Roosevelt Division" 1929 February 25-1930 February 19
- Box 58
Correspondence to Homer Stille Cummings re: his address "Progress Toward Peace," before the Connecticut State Bar Association 1930 June 9-August 6
- Box 59
Political Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, mainly contragulatory messages, including messages from Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Cordell Hull, and others re: elections 1930 July 24-1931 January 22
- Box 59
Political Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, mainly re: Democratic State Convention 1930 August 19-December 31
- Box 59
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: the investigation of Connecticut State Prison, Wethersfield 1930 October 5-December 312 folders
- Box 60
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: the investigation of Connecticut State Prison, Wethersfield 1931 January 1-29
- Box 60
Report, "Investigation at Connecticut State Prison, Wethersfield," Homer Stille Cummings, Chairman 1930 November 242 folders
- Box 60
Typescript of report from the "Investigation of Connecticut State Prison Wethersfield, beginning November 24, 1930" 1930 November 242 folders
- Box 60
Report (carbon), of the Committee appointed by governor John H. Trumbull to investigate conditions at the State Prison at Wethersfield 1930 December 30
- Box 61
Miscellaneous papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: the investigation at Connecticut State Prison at Wethersfield ca. 1930 November-December
- Box 61
Printed material collected by Homer Stille Cummings during the Connecticut State Prison investigation 1913 November-1930 December
- Box 61
Reports (printed) of the Directors of the Connecitcut State Prison to the Governor 1922 June-1930 June
- Box 61
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings with his Press Clipping Bureau 1930 November 24-December 20
- Box 62
Political Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, mainly re: the Presidential Campaign of Franklin Delano Roosevelt 19331 August 12-1932 March4 folders
- Box 63
Political Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, mainly re: the Presidential Campaign of Franklin Delano Roosevelt 1932 April-May3 folders
- Box 64
Political Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, mainly re: the Presidential Campaign of Franklin Delano Roosevelt 1932 June-August5 folders
- Box 65
Political Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, mainly re: the Presidential Campaign of Franklin Delano Roosevelt 1932 September-December5 folders
- Box 66
Political Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, mainly re: the Presidential Campaign of Franklin Delano Roosevelt 1933 January-February 28, n.d.
- Box 66
Political Papers re: the nomination of Franklin Delano Roosevelt at the Democratic National Convention, Chicago, June 1932 1932
- Box 66
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, mainly re: filling the vacant position of Referee in Bankruptcy for New Haven 1931 November 17-1932 February 4
- Box 66
Political Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, mainly re: Connecticut State Politics and the presidential nomination of Franklin Delano Roosevelt 1932 January 5-March 31
- Box 67
Political Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, mainly re: the Connecticut State Politics and the presidential nomination of Franklin Delano Roosevelt 1932 April 6-1933 June 94 folders
- Box 67
Miscellaneous political papers and clippings re: Connecticut State Democratic Politics and presidential nomination of Franklin Delano Roosevelt ca. 1932
- Box 67
Roll Call of the Delegates to the Democratic State Convention, New London, Connecticut 1930 September 10, 11 and 1932 May 16, 172 folders
- Box 68
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Woodrow Wilson ca. 1910-1943
- Box 68
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re and with: Woodrow Wilson and Democratic party politics 1911-19372 folders
- Box 68
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re and with: Woodrow Wilson and Democratic party politics 1911-ca. 1929, n.d.
- Box 68
Woodrow Wilson to Homer Stille Cummings 1916 September 27TLS
- Box 68
Woodrow Wilson to Homer Stille Cummings 1918 September 19, November 29TLS
- Box 68
Woodrow Wilson to Joseph Tumulty, drafts of a Wilson speech, Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings re: Wilson 1918 OctoberANS
- Box 68
Woodrow Wilson to Homer Stille Cummings 1920 December 22TLS
- Box 68
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings with and re: Woodrow Wilson 1920-ca. 1922
- Box 68
Correspondence and Papers re: Woodrow Wilson Birthplace Foundation 1939-1950
- Box 68
Transcriptions of Memoranda and Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: Woodrow Wilcon [including code messages of Wilson-Homer Stille Cummings telegrams in 1920] 1911-1924
- Box 68
Homer Stille Cummings memorandum re: Woodrow Wilson ca. 1916 August 7 & 142 folders
- Box 68
Memorandum of Homer Stille Cummings re: Democratic Party Politics ca. 1916 November 27
- Box 68
Excerpts from Homer Stille Cummings' Political Diary and Memoranda re: Woodrow Wilson 1919-ca. 1924
- Box 68
Woodrow Wilson Telegrams with Homer Stille Cummings at Democratic National Convention in San Francisco 1920 June-July, n.d.
- Box 68
Meomrandum of Homer Stille Cummings re: Woodrow Wilson 1946 April 5
- Box 69
Personal Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings-General "A" 1943-1956
- Box 69
Attorney General Personal File - Legislation for additional Judges 1937 October 15-1938 May 31
- Box 69
Attorney General Personal File - Administrative Law 1937 July 8-1939 June 6
- Box 69
Attorney General Personal File - Administrative Office for the Judiciary 1936 August 21-1938 December 30
- Box 69
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts 1940 October 8-1954 February 3
- Box 69
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Administrative Procedure Act 1936 March
- Box 69
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Agassiz Associatiion 1947 October-1956 May
- Box 70
Attorney General Personal File - Agricultural Adjustment Act and Processing Taxes 1933 July-1936 January
- Box 70
Attorney General Personal File - Air Mail Cases 1936 April-1937 November
- Box 70
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Dr. Edwin F. Albertsworth 1948 August-November
- Box 70
Attorney General Personal File - Alcatraz Penitentiary 1933 January-1939 November
- Box 70
Correspondence and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Alcatraz 1945-1955
- Box 70
Attorney General Personal File - Captain W.S. Alexander 1935 October-1937 February
- Box 70
Attorney General Personal File - Alien Property Bureau 1936 June-July
- Box 70
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Florence Allen 1940
- Box 70
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - George Allen 1943 April-1952 January
- Box 71
Correspondence and memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings re: U.S. v. Aluminum Company of America, et. al. 1933 July-1938 December
- Box 71
Attorney General Personal File - Amending Process 1938
- Box 71
Attorney General Personal File - American Bar Association 1936 June-1938 December
- Box 71
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - American Bar Association 1939 July-1956 April
- Box 71
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - American Bar Association Administrative Law Committee for Connecticut 1945 January-June
- Box 71
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - American Bar Association Committee on Supreme Court Rules of Criminal Procedure 1947 January-September
- Box 71
Attorney General Personal File - American Bar Association - Cleveland Convention 1938 July
- Box 72
American Bar Assocation, Chicago Conference (August 1943) - Special Emphasis on Rules of Criminal Procedure 1943 June-August
- Box 72
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - American Bar Association, Special Committee on Judicial salaries 1946 March-July
- Box 72
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - American Bar Association, Special Committee on Judicial salaries 1946 March-July
- Box 72
American Bar Association - Pamphlets and Extracts from Annual Reports 1913-1943
- Box 72
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - American Bar Association, Resolutions Committe 1943 June-September
- Box 72
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - American Bar Association Committee on Supreme Court Rules for Criminal Procedure 1941 December-1942 November
- Box 73
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - American Civil Liberties Union 1943 January-1947 March
- Box 73
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - American Committee on United Europe 1950 November-1952 November
- Box 73
Attorney General Personal - American Judicature Society 1935 December-1940 December
- Box 73
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - American Judicature Society 1941 January-1952 December3 folders
- Box 74
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - American Judicature Society 1953 July-1956 March
- Box 74
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - American Judicature Society Reports 1942-1950
- Box 74
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - American Law Institute 1936 April-July
- Box 74
Attorney General Personal File - American Medical Association 1938 August-September
- Box 74
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - American Society of International Law 1941 April-1956 March
- Box 74
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Americans United for World Organization 1945 March-1947 April
- Box 74
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Morgan Ames 1953 February-1955 April
- Box 74
Attorney General Personal File - Amnesty for Political Prisoners, includes letters from Franklin Delano Roosevelt 1933 December-1934 January
- Box 75
Attorney General Personal File - Annual Report of the Attorney General 1937
- Box 75
Attorney General Personal File - Anti-Trust Act, includes speeches, newspaper articles 1936 November-1938 November
- Box 75
Appropriation Bill for 1939, Hearings and Report 1939
- Box 75
Attorney General Personal File - Arkansas, Investigation of Slavery and Peonage 1936 October-November
- Box 75
Attorney General Personal File - Walter R. Armstrong 1936 September-1943 October
- Box 75
Attorney General Personal File - Thurman Arnold, Head of Anti-Trust Division, Department of Justice 1937 April-1951 March
- Box 75
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Thurman Arnold, Jr. ca. 1941
- Box 76
Attorney General Personal - Correspondence with Senator Henry F. Ashurst of Arizona 1934 March-1954 September
- Box 76
Attorney General Personal File - Associated Gas and Electric Company 1933 October-1936 November
- Box 76
Attorney General Personal File - Memo on Attorney General vacancy 1938
- Box 76
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Attorney General, Letters referred to 1939 October-1943 March
- Box 76
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Autograph and Photograph requests 1937 April-1955 March
- Box 76
Attorney General Personal File - Automobile Finance Companies 1937
- Box 76
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - General "B-Bl" 1933-19564 folders
- Box 77
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - General "Br-Bu" 1933-19362 folders
- Box 77
Attorney General Personal - Irving Bacheller 1933 April-1936 January
- Box 77
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - John M. Bailey 1947 March-1951 November
- Box 77
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Josiah Bailey 1934 January-1942 December
- Box 77
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - George W. Baker, Jr. 1944 February-June
- Box 77
Attorney General Personal File - Newton D. Baker 1933 December-1941 February
- Box 77
Attorney General Personal File - Raymond T. Baker 1934 January-1935 April
- Box 77
Attorney General Personal File - Congressman John H. Bankhead 1936 January-1937 August
- Box 77
Attorney General Personal File - Speaker of the House of Representatives William B. Bankhead 1936 June-1940 September
- Box 77
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Banking situation
- Box 77
Attorney General Personal File - James J. Banks (Territorial Judge in Hawaii) 1937 June-1938 June
- Box 77
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Banquet Testimonial speeches on Cummings' appointment as Attorney General in 1933 1933
- Box 77
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Banquet Testimonial speeches (Cummings' retirement as Attorney General in 1939) 1939 July-August
- Box 78
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Bar Association of D.C. 1939 October-1953 November
- Box 78
Attorney General Personal File - Alben W. Barkley 1934 September-1956 July
- Box 78
Attorney General Personal File - Memorial to Joel Barlow 1936 October-December
- Box 78
Attorney General Personal File - Bernard M. Baruch (reporting campaign contributors) 1934 November-1938 October
- Box 78
Attorney General Personal File - Sanford Bates, Director of Bureau of Prisons, Justice Department 1935 May-1956 August
- Box 78
Attorney General Persoanl File - George Gordon Battle 1933 May-1948 April
- Box 78
Attorney General Personal File - Battleship "Connecticut" 1937 November
- Box 78
Attorney General Personal File - Beagle Channel Islands Dispute 1938 May-June
- Box 78
Attorney General Personal File - Thomas H. Beck 1937 December-1952 June
- Box 78
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Belcher Case 1935 February-March
- Box 78
Attorney General Personal File - Clarence W. Bell, Stamford Banker 1933 March-1953 October
- Box 79
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Golden W. Bell, Assistant Solicitor General 1938 October-1955 January
- Box 79
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Robert C. Bell 1946 May-1955 April
- Box 79
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Eduard Benes, President fo Czechoslovakia 1935
- Box 79
Attorney General Personal File - James V. Bennett, Director, Bureau of Prisons 1936 August-1955 November
- Box 79
Attorney General Personal File - Elmer A. Benson, Governor of Minnesota 1937 January
- Box 79
Attorney General Personal File - Fay Bentley 1936 July
- Box 79
Correspondence fo Homer Stille Cummings - Thaddeus G. Benton 1947 March
- Box 79
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Wiliam Benton, Connecticut Senator (re: Joe McCarthy) 1952 October-1956 March
- Box 79
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Wendell Berge 1938 June-1955 September
- Box 79
Attorney General Personal File - Clifford K. Berryman, Political Cartoonist 1933 July-1949 December
- Box 79
Correspondence re: M.L. Bickhart, President of Esbeco Distilling Corporation 1936 February 10
- Box 79
Attorney General Personal File - Anthony J.D. Biddle, Jr. 1935 March-1938 February
- Box 79
Attorney General Personal File - Francis Biddle 1936 February-1945 February
- Box 79
Attorney General Personal File - J. Crawford Biggs 1935 April-1938
- Box 79
Attorney General Personal File - John Biggs, Jr. 1936 August-1937
- Box 79
Attorney General Personal File - Hiram Bingham 1936 April-1939 December
- Box 79
Attorney General Personal File - Robert T. Binkham, Ambassador to Great Britain 1933 April-1937 December
- Box 79
Attorney General Personal File - Walter Bingham, Stanford University Professor 1938 March-1952 February
- Box 79
Attorney General Personal File - Biographies of Attorneys General 1938
- Box 79
Attorney General Personal File - Birthday party and congratulations 1935 May
- Box 80
Attorney General Personal File - Birthday congratulations 1936 April-1939 May
- Box 80
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Birthday congratulations 1942
- Box 80
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Birthday congratulations 1955
- Box 80
Attorney General Personal File - Hugo Black, Senator and Supreme Court Justice 1936 December-1952 March
- Box 80
Attorney General Personal File - William H. Black, Judge, New York State 1933 November-1938
- Box 80
Attorney General Personal File - John C. Blackall 1936 June-1939 May
- Box 80
Attorney General Personal File - Harry W. & Emily Newell Blair [He was Assistant Attorney General in charge of Public Lands; she was a Chairman of NRA Consumer's Advisory Board] 1935 February-1951 August
- Box 80
Attorney General Personal File - Charles Blenham, Arizona lawyer 1933 July-1942 April
- Box 80
Attorney General Personal File - Henry H. Blood, Governor of Utah 1936 November-1937 October
- Box 80
Attorney General Personal File - Sol Bloom, Congressman from New York 1934 October-1941 July
- Box 80
Attorney General Personal File - Max Blouet, Director of Georve V. Hotel, Paris 1935 October-1953 October
- Box 80
Attorney General Personal File - Charles Boeschenstein 1933 September-1938 February
- Box 81
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Gilbert B. Bogart 1939 March-1941 August
- Box 81
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Books 1948-1953
- Box 81
Attorney General Personal File - Homer T. Bone, Senator from Washington 1933 August-1944 April
- Box 81
Attorney General Personal File - William E. Borah, Senator from Idaho 1933 July-1940 January
- Box 81
Attorney General Personal File - Gutzom Borglum, Sculptor-Engineer of theMt. Rushmore National Monument 1934 March-1938 March
- Box 81
Attorney General Personal File - Claude G. Bowers, Ambassador to Spain 1933 March-1937 April
- Box 81
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Chester Bowles 1943, 1949, 1951
- Box 81
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Mrs. Seely Bowser 1939 April-1941 December
- Box 81
Attorney General Personal File - William H. Boyd 1938 November
- Box 81
Attorney General Personal File - Frank W. Boykin, Congressman from Alabama 1936 August-1954
- Box 81
Attorney General Personal File - Spruille Braden, Ambassador to several Latin American countries 1933 March-1954 October
- Box 81
Attorney General Personal File - Louis D. Brandeis, Justice (subject) 1936 November
- Box 81
Attorney General Personal File - Samuel G. Bratton, New Mexico Judge considered for appointment to the Supreme Court 1937 July-August
- Box 81
Attorney General Personal File - Mrs. Newton Brewer (also Peter Carter) 1937 January-1951 November
- Box 81
Attorney General Personal File - James Brewster 1939 October
- Box 81
Correspondence fo Homer Stille Cummings - Bricker Amendment 1954 January-February
- Box 81
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings with Herbert Brownell 1953-1955
- Box 82
Attorney General Personal File - Fred A. Britten, Congressman from Illinois 1934 May-1952 January
- Box 82
Attorney General Personal File - Walter Brower, Special Assistant to the Attorney General 1935 December-1940 June
- Box 82
Attorney General Personal File - Hary Brunette 1936 December
Correspondence deals with capture of this dangerous criminal and attendant FBI investigation
- Box 82
Correspondence fo Homer Stille Cummings - Clenton Bryan 1941 August-1945 April
- Box 82
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Percival Bryan (Homer Stille Cummings chauffeur) 1940 January-1955 June
- Box 82
Attorney General Personal File - E.G. Buckland, Railroad Credit Corporation 1933 July-1940 March
- Box 82
Budget and Appropriation matters 1933 December-1938 June
- Box 82
Attorney General Personal File - Budget, Department of Justice, for Crime matters
- Box 82
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Buffalo, interview on Station WGR
- Box 82
Attorney General Personal File - Buffalo Evening News (article re: Cummings' youth) 1938 July-1938 November
- Box 82
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - William Bullitt 1946
- Box 82
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Warren E. Burger, Minnesota attorney and later Chief Justice of U.S. Supreme Court 1953 July-1956 April
- Box 82
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Thomas Burke 1944 January-1950 February
- Box 82
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Burning Tree Club 1951-1956
- Box 82
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Robert P. Butler, Connecticut attorney 1934 February-1954 May
- Box 82
Attorney General Personal File - James F. Byrnes, Senator from South Carolina, Supreme Court Justice, Secretary of State 1936 August-1956 May
- Box 83
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - General "Ca-Cl" 1933-19564 folders
- Box 84
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - General "Con-Cu" 1933-19563 folders
- Box 84
Attorney general Personal File - Cabinet (rules relating to, benefits, rumors) 1934 June-1936 November
- Box 84
Attorney General Personal File - Cabinet meetings, notes and memoranda 1936 April-1938 July
- Box 84
Attorney General Personal File - S.S. California sit-down strike 1938 February
- Box 84
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Ann Callaghan 1939 August-1944 December
- Box 84
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Camden, South Carolina (Kirkwood resort) 1939 November-1942 March
- Box 84
Attorney General Personal File - Campaign Funds for Presidential races, 1860-1932 n.d.
- Box 84
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Campaign speeches, correspondence re: 1936 October
- Box 84
Attorney General Personal File - Campos, Pedro Albizu, Nationalist Party, P.R. 1936 March-1937 March
- Box 85
Attorney General Personal File - Al Capone 1938
- Box 85
Attorney General Personal File - Benjamin N. Cardozo, Supreme Court Justice (includes correspondence re: Homer Stille Cummings' memorial speech delivered before the Supreme Court, 19 december 1938) 1936 May-1929 April
- Box 85
Attorney General Personal File - O.H. Carlisle Case 1937 May-June
- Box 85
Attorney General Personal File - Leo Carrillo 1936 November
- Box 85
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Earland I. Carlson (Political campaign of 1932) 1953 September
- Box 85
Attorney General Personal File - J.R. Carroll 1935 January-1951 October
- Box 85
Attorney General Personal File - Ugo Carusi 1939 March-1947 August
- Box 85
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Theron Lamar Caudle, Assistant Attorney general (dismissed by President Truman) 1949 December-1955 January
- Box 85
Attorney General Personal File - Nathan Cayton, D.C. Judge 1936 July-1939 August
- Box 85
Attorney General Personal File - Thomas L. Chadbourne 1935 May-1938 June
- Box 85
Attorney General Personal File - Hammond E. Chaffitz 1938 January-1942 April
- Box 85
Attorney General Personal File - "Chalice of Antioch" (Fahim Kouchakji) 1933 September-1937 March
- Box 85
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Chamber of Commerce of U.S. 1937 January
- Box 85
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Child Labor Amendment 1935 February
- Box 85
Attorney General Personal File - Chillicothe Prison, Ohio, Allegations of Prison Brutality 1936 July-August
- Box 85
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - "Chronicles of America" 1950
- Box 85
Attorney General Personal File - William Citron, Congressman from Connecticut 1936 March-1940 May
- Box 85
Civil Service, Executive Order #7916 as it effects Department of Justice 1938 December
- Box 85
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Brice Claggett 1953 September-1942 June
- Box 85
Attorney General Personal File - Raymond Clapper, D.C. journalist
- Box 86
Attorney General Personal File - Charles E. Clark, Dean of Yale Law School 1933 October-1954 January
- Box 86
Attorney General Personal File - Tom C. Clark, Assistant Attorney General 1943 March-1956 February
- Box 86
Attorney General Personal File - William Clark, Judge from New York 1936 December-1938
- Box 86
Papers re: proposed D.C. Clinic 1949
- Box 86
Correspondence with Ralph Close 1943 December-1944 January
- Box 86
Attorney General Personal File - John J. Cochran, Congressman from Missouri 1936 July-1936 November
- Box 86
Attorney General Personal File - James L. Coke, Chief Justice of Supreme Court of Hawaii 1934 October-1938 October
- Box 86
Attorney General Personal File - Bainbridge Colby 1934 March-1935 February
- Box 86
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Paolo E. Coletta 1955 June-1956
- Box 86
Attorney General Personal File - Linton M. Collins 1935 March-1956 May
- Box 86
Attorney General Personal File - William T. Collins 1933 June-1945 March
- Box 86
Attorney General Personal File - Columbia Legation 1936
- Box 86
Attorney General Personal File - Columbia Gas Company 1935 March-1938 November
- Box 86
Attorney General Personal File - William H. Comley 1937 April-1939
- Box 86
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Commission on Judicial and Congressional Salaries 1953 December-1954
- Box 86
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Committee on Construction of New Court House 1940
- Box 86
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Community War Fund & Chest Trophy 1944 October
- Box 86
Correspondence and Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings re: Comptroller General 1933 July-1937 February
- Box 87
Attorney General Personal File - Martin Conboy 1934 April-1936 December
- Box 87
Attorney General Personal File - Letters of Condolence 1933-1938
- Box 87
Attorney General Personal File - Congratulatory letters received by Homer Stille Cummings (many rlating to Democratic successes in the 1936 campaign) 1934 March-1936 November
- Box 87
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Congratulatory messages sent by Attorney General (large number of items for 1934 election)
- Box 87
Attorney General Personal File - Clara B. & Homer Congdon (related to Homer Stille Cummings) 1952 September
- Box 87
Attorney General Personal File - Tom Connally, Senator from Texas 1935 February-September
- Box 87
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Connecticut Libraries 1939 October-1942 October
- Box 87
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Connecticut Shipbuilding Association 1939 January
- Box 87
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Connecticut State Bar Association 1950 March-1956 May
- Box 87
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Connecticut Presidential Electors 1944 1944 November-December
- Box 87
Attorney General Personal File - Connecticut State Convention matters (including material on the Connecticut delegation to the National Convention) 1936 April-June
- Box 87
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Connecticut State Convention, June 3-4, 1940 1940 May-June
- Box 87
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Connecticut State Convention, August 1940 1940 August
- Box 87
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Connecticut Democratic State Convention 1942 September
- Box 88
Miscellaneous Political Papers, including lists of delegates, resulting from the Connecticut State Convention, Hartford, Connecticut 1944 August 4-5
- Box 88
Attorney General Personal File - Mrs. Elizabeth Marney Conner 1928 October-1941 April
- Box 88
Attorney General Personal File - Paul R. Connery 1935 July-1946 August
- Box 88
Attorney General Personal File - Constitution, pledge in support of n.d.
- Box 88
Memoranda, articles, and clipings re: Constitutional Questions 1935 June-1938 October2 folders
- Box 88
Attorney General Personal File - Memoranda re: Constitutionality of Statutes 1936 January-February
- Box 88
Attorney General Personal File - Continuous Discharge Books 1936 December
- Box 88
Attorney General Personal File - Control of prices in event of war 1938 September
- Box 88
Attorney General Personal File - Courtney Riley Cooper, author 1936 January-1940 July
- Box 88
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings with Hugh Cope 1933 October 2
- Box 88
Attorney General Personal File - Robert A. Cooper, Judge in Puerto Rico 1938 October-December
- Box 88
Attorney General Personal File - Royl S. Copeland, Senator from New York 1935 March-1938 June
- Box 88
Attorney General Personal File - Thomas G. Cororan, Reconstruction Finance Corporation 1936 September-1938 October
- Box 88
Attorney General Personal File - Edward S. Corwin, Professor of Politics at Princeton 1936 February-1937 October
- Box 88
Attorney General Personal File - Court Building in D.C. 1938 July-September
- Box 88
Attorney General Personal File - John R. Covert, Philadelphia journalist 1938 February-September
- Box 88
Attorney General Personal File - Judge Pierre Crabites 1938 March-November
- Box 88
Attorney General Personal File - Bennett Crain, Mails & Files Division, Department of Justice 1937 December-1956 July
- Box 89
Attorney General Personal File - George Creel, writer on staff of Collier's 1933 September-1938 October
- Box 89
W.B. Shelby Crichlow 1939 November
- Box 89
Attorney General Personal File - John W.H. Crim 1933 April-July
- Box 89
Attorney General Personal File - Crime Bills 1934 July
- Box 89
Attorney General Personal File - "Towards a More Effective Criminal Law" [1937 January]
- Box 89
Attorney General Personal File - John C. Crosby, Postmaster, Huntington, Indiana 1933 May-1940 April
- Box 89
Attorney General Personal File - Wilbur L. Cross, Governor of Connecticut 1932 November-1938 December
- Box 89
Attorney General Personal File - James E. Cuff, re: Postmastership of Danbury, Connecticut 1933 March-1935 August
- Box 89
Attorney General Personal File - Francis D. Culkin, Congressman from New York 1935 February-1937 November
- Box 89
Attorney General Personal File - John T. Cullinen, Connecticut Judge 1934 July-1951 October
- Box 89
Attorney General Personal File - Hon. Homer S. Cummings 1933-19352 folders
- Box 89
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: William J. Curtin 1945 May-June
- Box 89
Personal Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - General "Da-Di" 1934-19562 folders
- Box 90
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - General "Dob-Dy" 1934-19502 folders
- Box 90
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Dairy Industry, Conspiracy in restraint of trade [1934]
- Box 90
Attorney General Personal File - Leigh Danenberg 1935 February-1940
- Box 90
Attorney General Personal File - Elsie N. Danenberg 1933 December-1934 January
- Box 90
Attorney General Personal File - Josephus Daniels, Ambassador to Mexico 1933 March-1945 December
- Box 90
Attorney General Personal File - Joseph Edward Davies 1933 April-1954 April
includes long Russian paper re: 1937 treason show trials in Russia
- Box 90
Attorney General Personal File - Chester C. Davis, Board of Governors, Federal Reserve System 1935 September-1942 June
- Box 90
Attorney General Personal File - Kenneth Dawson 1934 October-1944 April
- Box 91
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - William E. Day 1941 December-1947 November
- Box 91
Attorney General Personal File - Claude M. Dean, U.S. District Court Clerk, Richmond, Virginia 1938 June-1953 July
- Box 91
Attorney General Personal File - Gordon Dean, Special Executive Assistant to the Attorney General, late head of the Atomic Energy Commission 1937-1954
- Box 91
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Deceased persons - condolences 1933-1941
- Box 91
Attorney General Personal File - Donald Defrees, Chicago lawyer 1933 May-1956 July
- Box 91
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Democratic National Committee 1939 June-1943 November
- Box 92
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Democratic National Committee 1943 February-1956 July7 folders
- Box 93
Notes & Memoranda - Democratic National Convention and the Two Thirds Rule 1932
- Box 93
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Democratic National Committee 1936 January-December2 folders
- Box 93
Attorney General Personal File - 1936 Democratic National Convention, newspaper clippings & transcripts 1936
- Box 93
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Democratic National Committee 1937 January-September & 1940 April2 folders
- Box 94
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Democratic National Convention, 1944 1944 May-July
- Box 94
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Democratic National Convention, 1948 1948 May-July
- Box 94
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Democratic National Campaign & Inaugural Matters 1948 August-1949 January
- Box 94
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Democratic National Committee 1952, including numerous newspaper clippings 1952 July-September
- Box 94
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Democratic State Central Committee of Connecticut 1940 September-1956 August
- Box 95
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Democratic State Convention, 1940, Hartford, Connecticut 1940 August
- Box 95
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Democratic State Convention, 1944 1944 May-August
- Box 95
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Democratic State Convention, Hartford, 1946
- Box 95
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Democratic State Convention & Campaign 1948 May-December
- Box 95
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Democratic State Convention 1952
- Box 95
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Democratic Town Committee of Greenwich 1940 September-1954 October
- Box 95
Attorney General Personal File - William Denman, California Judge, 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals 1936 December-1949 December
- Box 95
Attorney General Personal File - Departmental Survey (Personal Review) 1937 April-July
- Box 96
Attorney General Personal File - Department of Justice Building 1936 April
- Box 96
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Department of Justice Correspondence Association n.d.
- Box 96
Attorney General Personal File - George W. Dern, Secretary of War 1936 April-1938 December
- Box 96
Attorney General Personal File - John P. Devaney, Judge from Minnesota 1937 March-April
- Box 96
Attorney General Personal File - Paul F. Dickens, D.C. Physician 1938 October-1955 July
- Box 96
Attorney General Personal File - John Dickinson, Assistant Attorney 1934 October-1952 November
- Box 96
Attorney General Personal File - John Dickinson's speech at Bedford, Pa., controversy it created 1936 August-September
- Box 96
Attorney General Personal File - Bernard Dickman, Mayor of St. Louis 1935 December-1941 June
- Box 96
Attorney General Personal File - William H. Dietrich, Senator from Illinois 1935 August-1940 October
- Box 96
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Richard E. Dillon 1952 January-February
- Box 96
Attorney General Personal File - Anthony J. Diamond, Congressman from Alaska 1937 February-December
- Box 96
Attorney General Personal File - Captain James Dinkins 1933 November-1939 June
- Box 96
Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Disabled American Veterans 1948
- Box 96
Attorney General Personal File - District of Columbia Police Form Investigations 1936 January-February
- Box 96
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - District of Columbia Jail 1936 December-1937 January
- Box 96
Attorney General Personal File - Dixie Terminal Company v. U.S. 1935 November-1937 November
- Box 96
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Frederick C. Dockweiler 1943 March-1951 November
- Box 96
Attorney General Personal File - Thomas J. Dodd, Congressman from Connecticut 1948 May-1956 July
- Box 96
Attorney General Personal File - William E. Dodd 1933 June-1937 May
- Box 96
Correspondence and Papers re: U.S. of America v. Doheny Executives: Application of Special Assistants Martineau and Lewison for additional compensation 1937 May 25-December 2
- Box 96
Attorney General Personal File - Edward G. Dolan 1933 March-1940 January
- Box 97
"A Brief Day to day Account of trip to the Dominican Republic, February 3-20, 1946" by Homer Stille Cummings 1946 [February]
- Box 97
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Dominican Republic, chiefly with Generalissimo Trujillo and Ambassadors Troncaso & Thomen 1947 May-1955 May
- Box 97
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Dominican Republic's Embassy 1951 August-1954 September
- Box 97
Attorney General Personal File - Vic Donahey 1936 December-137 January
- Box 97
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - John M. Donnelly 1934 September-December
- Box 97
Attorney General Personal File - John E. Doughan, Sr. 1938 September-October
- Box 97
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Paul Douglas, Senator from Illinois 1954 November
- Box 97
Attorney General Personal File - Eddie Dowling, New York Songwriter and Theatrical Producer 1933 September-1937 December
- Box 97
Attorney General Personal File - Homer Cummings Downey 1936 December-1937 January
- Box 97
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Michael Francis Doyle 1948
- Box 97
Attorney General Personal File - Dravo Contracting Company (Tax Exemption cases) 1937 August
- Box 97
Attorney General Personal File - Drivers' licenses and Registration Certificate 1930
- Box 97
Attorney General Personal File - Colonel Maurice Drummond, New Scotland Yard 1935 November-1936 July
- Box 97
Attorney General Personal File - F.W. Drybrough 1933 October-1934 October
- Box 97
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - David Dubinsky 1947 January
- Box 97
Attorney General Personal File - T. Howard Duckett 1935 August-1954 December
- Box 97
Attorney General Personal File - F. Ryan Duffy, Senator from Wisconsin 1935 August-1939 July
- Box 97
Attorney General Personal File - Ward Duffy 1938 September
- Box 97
Attorney General Personal File - Duke Power Company 1936 December-1937 August
- Box 97
Attorney General Personal File - Woodson K. Duke 1936 September-December
- Box 97
Attorney General Personal File - John Foster Dulles 1939 April
- Box 97
Edward Dumbauld 1937 May-1955 March
- Box 97
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Jesse W.M. Dumond (primarily in relation to Dr. Pierre E. Marmier) 1947 March-1952 August
- Box 98
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Louisa Dumond 1945 November-1956 June
- Box 98
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Milton S. Durgy 1939 February-1952 September
- Box 98
Attorney General Personal File - E.P. Dutton & Do., Inc. 1935 July
- Box 98
Attorney General Personal File - Rodney Dutcher 1937 July-1938 November
- Box 98
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - General "E"
- Box 98
Attorney General Personal File - Stephen Early 1933 November-1952 February
- Box 98
Attorney General Personal File - Stephen Early & David Lawrence 1937 June
- Box 98
Attorney General Personal File - Sherwood Eddy 1936 October-1948 November
- Box 98
Attorney General Personal File - Electric Bond & Share Company 1937 November-1938 September
- Box 98
Attorney General Personal File - Henry W. Edgerton, Cornell Law School 1937 December-1951 June
- Box 98
Biographical Information & Articles re: Henry W. Edgerton 1937-[1940]
- Box 98
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Complimentary letters re: editorials 1938 March-June
- Box 99
Attorney General Personal File - Arthur F. Egner, New Jersey lawyer 1934 October-1937 April
- Box 99
Attorney General Personal File - J.C.B. Ehringhaus 1937 March-1938 February
- Box 99
Attorney General Personal File - re: Albert Einstein's citizenship 1934
- Box 99
Attorney General Personal File - Lewis Einstein, former Ambassador to Czechoslovakia 1930 October-1937 April
- Box 99
Election Prediction made by Homer Stille Cummings on 24 August 1944; Miscellaneous notes ca. 1944-1945
- Box 99
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Electors, Connecticut, Presidential Election 1940 November-December
- Box 99
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Electoral Colleges Committee 1940 December-1942 July
- Box 99
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Electoral Colleges Committee; 1945 Elector's Dinner 1944 December-1946 March
- Box 99
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Electoral Colleges Committee, includes plans for a memorial plaque of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 1947-1948 1947 January-1948 November
- Box 99
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Electoral Colleges Committee, 1949 Presidential Inauguration Dinner 1948 December-1949 June
- Box 99
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Electoral Colleges Committee 1953
- Box 99
Attorney General Personal File - Eligibility of German Alien for a Visa 1938 December 31
- Box 99
Attorney General Personal File - Eligibility of Congressman to Appointive Positions 1934 May-1935 July
- Box 99
Attorney General Personal File - Arthur F. Ells, Connecticut Judge 1936 July-1946 June
- Box 99
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Employees at West Palm Beach 1952-1955
- Box 100
Attorney General Personal File - Enlisting in Foreign Service (Recruitment of forces in U.S. by Spanish loyalists in Civil War) 1938 February
- Box 100
Attorney General Personal File - Espionage Committee 1938 October
- Box 100
Attorney General Personal File - Esquire article 1934 May-1938 February
- Box 100
Attorney General Personal File - J.Fred Essary 1933 March-1942 April
- Box 100
Attorney General Personal File - W. Collier Estes 1935 May 1937 December
- Box 100
Attorney General Personal File -
- Box 100
Attorney General Personal File - Joe Garner Estill 1933 December-1938 September
- Box 100
Attorney General Personal File - 1935 European trip (investigating the prison and policy procedures of several countries) 1935 August-November
- Box 100
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Everglades Club 1947-1955
- Box 100
Attorney General Personal File - Exportation of Arms to Germany 1938 July
- Box 100
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - General "Fa-Fi" 1933-19562 folders
- Box 101
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Fair Campaign Practices Committee, Inc. 1954 September-1956 July
- Box 100
Homer Stille Cummings' letter of farewell to his friends and associates in the Department of Justice 1938 December 27
- Box 100
Attorney General Personal File - Judge Charles B. Faris 1934 October
- Box 101
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - James A. Farley's and 1936 Campaign 1936 June-October
- Box 100
Attorney General Personal File - James A. Farley re: charges made by Senator Huey P. Long 1935 February-March
- Box 100
Attorney General Personal File - James A. Farley 1933 April-1938 February2 folders
- Box 101
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - James A. Farley's book Why I Broke with Roosevelt 1947-1948
- Box 101
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - George R. Farnum, Boston lawyer and former Assistant Attorney General 1939 November-1942 October
- Box 101
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Federal Bar Association 1939 May-1952 June
- Box 102
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Criticism of the FBI by the Department of Justice Lodge, American Federation of Governmental Employees 1936 July-October
- Box 102
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Federal Bar Association, re: Chairmanship of Legislative Committee 1943 April-1944 August2 folders
- Box 102
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Criticism of FBI by National Probation Association, also letters of support in FBI 1936 June-August
- Box 102
Attorney General Personal File - FBI Retirement 1936 March-September
- Box 102
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Federal Communications Commission, editorials and news releases 1943 August
- Box 102
Attorney General Personal File - Federal Incorporation 1936 February-1938 November
- Box 103
Correspondence & Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 1934 June-1938 December2 folders
- Box 103
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Robert M. Field, Assistant Attorney General and Associate Administrator, War Assets Administration 1933 January-1956 February
- Box 103
Attorney General Personal File - Edward A. Filene 1935 December-1937 May
- Box 103
Attorney General Personal File - Firearms and National Firearms Act 1935 Man-1938 September
- Box 104
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - First Presbyterian Church, Stamford, Connecticut 1943 January-1951 June
- Box 104
Attorney General Personal File - Irving Fisher, Emeritus Professor of Economics at Yale 1933 October-1944 August2 folders
- Box 104
Attorney General Personal File - David E. Fitzgerald 1933 March-1937 December
- Box 104
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - James Lloyd Fisher 1948 September-October
- Box 105
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - David E. Fitzgerald 1938 April-1942 December2 folders
- Box 105
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - John Clark Fitzgerald 1949 January-1951 February
- Box 105
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - "Colonel" Jay Fitzpatrick 1944 January-1956 May
- Box 105
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Fletcher v. U.S. (Customs case) 1937 November
- Box 105
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - James L. Fly 1938 January-1944 November
- Box 105
Attorney General Personal File - Edward J. Flynn, Secretary of State of New York 1935 October-1955 August
- Box 105
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Frank M. Folsom 1939 February-1940 November
- Box 105
Attorney General Personal File - Foreign Relations, Power of President in 1937
- Box 105
Attorney General Personal File - Archbishop W.H. Francis 1933 September-1941 September
- Box 105
Attorney General Personal File - Felix Frankfurter 1933 May-1935 June
- Box 105
Attorney General Personal File - French Academy n.d.
- Box 105
Attorney General Personal File - Fred F. French 1933 April-1936 September
- Box 105
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Charles Frost 1941-1952
- Box 105
Attorney General Personal File - General Russell Frost 1934 December-1937 February
- Box 105
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - J. William Fulbright 1943 September-1952 August
- Box 105
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Williamson W. Fuller, II 1942 June-October
- Box 106
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - General "Ga-Gu" 1933-19563 folders
- Box 106
Attorney General Personal File - John N. Garner 1932 August-1936 September
- Box 106
Attorney General Personal File - Leslie C. Garnett, D.C. Attorney 1935 April-1939 May
- Box 106
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - William A. Garrett, Gannett News Service 1951 September
- Box 106
Attorney General Personal File - Francis P. Garvan, President, Chemical Foundation, New York, NY 1933 October-1937 November
- Box 106
Attorney General Personal File - Ferdinand A. Geiger, Wisconsin Judge 1937 December
- Box 107
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - George Washington University (Hospital Campaign) 1939 September-1948 May
- Box 107
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - George Washington University, Construction of new Hospital 1944 September-1946 June
- Box 107
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - George Washington University 1947 May-1956 June2 folders
- Box 108
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Georgia Warm Springs Foundation 1947 June
- Box 108
Attorney General Personal File - James W. Gerard 1937 February-April
- Box 108
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Daniel L. Gibbes, Jr., Ph.D. student of University Virginia, re: President Roosevelt's Court Plan 1954 February
- Box 108
Attorney General Personal File - John L. Gilson, Connecticut Judge 1937 December-1938 January
- Box 108
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Daniel D. Glasser, Chicago Attorney 1943 January-1954 September
- Box 108
Attorney General Personal File - Sheldon Glueck, Harvard Law Professor 1936 May-1946 October
- Box 108
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Gold Clause Cases, Congratulatory Message 1935 March
- Box 108
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Gold Hoarders 1933 May-1934 January
- Box 108
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Ralph Goldman, professor, University of Chicago, re: "Role of National Committee Chairman in American Party Politics" 1949 September-1952 March
- Box 108
Attorney General Personal File - Golf Controversy 1936 July-1937 August
- Box 109
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Guy Golterman, St. Louis bookmaker (craftsman, not bookie) 1943 March-1954 May
- Box 109
Attorney General Personal File - Arthur Gooch v. U.S. 1936 February-June
- Box 109
Attorney General Personal File - Samuel S. Googel, Connecticut Attorney 1938 May-1945 October
- Box 109
Attorney General Personal File - T.P. Gore, Oklahoma Senator 1935 August-1938 February
- Box 109
Attorney General Personal File - Feuben Gosnell, U.S. Marshall, North Carolina 1936 December-1937 March
- Box 109
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Government Corp. 1935 February
- Box 109
Attorney General Personal File - Governor's Day, Springfield, Illinois 1936 August-September
- Box 109
Attorney General Personal File - Samuel J. Graham 1933 June-1937 November
- Box 109
Attorney General Personal File - Admiral Cary T. Grayson 1933 April-1938 February
- Box 109
Attorney General Personal File - Dwight H. Green, United States Attorney, later Governor of Illinois 1935 March-1956
- Box 109
Attorney General Personal File - Theodore Francis Green, Governor and then Senator from Rhode Island 1936 November-1954 November
- Box 109
Attorney General Personal File - William Green, President, American Federation
- Box 109
Attorney General Personal File - Greyhound Bus Case 1937 March
- Box 109
Attorney General Personal File - Gridiron Club, Washington, D.C. 1934 December-1953 DEc
- Box 109
Attorney General Personal File - Buckley S. Griffin, journalist 1935 August-1951 November
- Box 109
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Frank Grigare extradition case 1934 May
- Box 109
Attorney General Personal Personal Correspondence - Lawrence Groner, Judge, D.C. Court of Appeals 1935 August-1953 June
- Box 109
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Lawrence Groner, participant in Hearings on the Reorganization of the Judiciary 1939 March-September
- Box 109
Attorney General Personal File - re: Herschel Grynszpan, Jewish Polish youth who killed German diplomat in Paris 1938 November-December
- Box 109
Attorney General Personal File - Joseph F. Guffey, Senator from Pennsylvania 1935 April-1940 November
- Box 109
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Guffey Coal Bill 1935 June-July
- Box 110
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - General "Ha-Hy" 1933-19563 folders
- Box 110
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Raymond Hackett, partner at Cummings & Lockwood 1933 March-1945 October
- Box 111
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Raymond Hackett 1948 December-1956 August
- Box 111
Attorney General Personal File - Frank Hague 1938 May-June
- Box 111
Attorney General Personal File - Julius A. Haldeman 1936 June-July
- Box 111
Attorney General Personal File - Peirson M. Hall, U.S. Attorney, California 1933 October-1937 August
- Box 111
Attorney General Personal File - Joseph Halloran, Connecticut Postmaster
- Box 111
Attorney General Personal File - Charles S. Hamlin, Governor, Federal Reserve Board 1934 July-1938 May
- Box 111
Attorney General Personal File - Bishop W.E. Hammaker 1936 June
- Box 111
Attorney General Personal File - Edward H. Hammond 1938 December-1944 June
- Box 111
Attorney General Personal File - John Hays Hammond 1936 April-June
- Box 111
Attorney General Personal File - Mrs. Eva B. Hansl 1934 May-1941 December
- Box 111
Attorney General Personal File - Lamar Hardy, U.S. Attorney, New York 1936 September-1950 December
- Box 111
Attorney General Personal File - Charles Harris Case 1937 June-1943 May
- Box 111
Attorney General Personal File - Dr. Mary B. Harris, Federal Industrial Institution for Women, West Virginia 1935 June-1938 December
- Box 112
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Nora M. Harris, Connecticut Democrat 1949 May-1952 September
- Box 112
Attorney General Personal File - Joseph W. Hartfield 1937 March-1950 May
- Box 112
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Robert von Mehren, Harvard Law REview re: Sheldon and Eleanor Gluck's After-Conduct of Discharged Offenders 1945 June-October
- Box 112
Attorney General Personal File - George D. Haskell, investigator of the aluminum industry 1933 March-1941 September
- Box 112
Attorney General Personal File - William H. Hastie 1938 October-November
- Box 112
Attorney General Personal File - Senator Carl A. Hatch, Senator from New Mexico 1936 November-1938 February
- Box 112
Attorney General Personal File - Hawaiian Islands Espionage Problem 1937 May-September
- Box 112
Attorney General Personal File - Hawaiian Judicial situation 1935 July-1938 October
- Box 112
Attorney General Personal File - Harry B. Hawes, D.C. Attorney 1933 March-1947 May
- Box 112
Attorney General Personal File - Will H. Hays 1935 February-1954 March
- Box 112
Attorney General Personal File - Melvin C. Hazen, Commissioner of D.C. 1935 July-1940 April
- Box 112
Attorney General Personal File - William Healy, Idaho Judge 1937 May
- Box 112
Attorney General Personal File - W.W. Heffelfinger, friend from Yale 1934 September-1943 March
- Box 112
Attorney General Personal File - Helium, regulations covering its exportation 1938 April-June
- Box 112
Attorney General Personal File - Clyde Herring, Senator from Iowa 1932 November-1945 September
- Box 112
Attorney General Personal File - Hetch Hetchy 1937 April-1938 April
- Box 112
Attorney General Personal File - Leo J. Hickey, U.S. Attorney, N.Y. 1935 October-1937 December
- Box 112
Attorney General Personal File - Dr. Stanley High 1934 October-1937 August
- Box 112
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Melvin D. Hildreth, D.C. Attorney 1939 July-1956 May
- Box 112
Attorney General Personal File - Richard Hill 1938 February
- Box 112
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - re: Senator David B. Hill of New York, the subject of a proposed biography 1947 January-February
- Box 112
Attorney General Personal File - Helen Draper Hoffman, inmate, St. Elizabeth's (mental) Hospital, includes letter from Eleanor Roosevelt 1936 October
- Box 112
Attorney General Personal File - George Earl Hoffman 1936 September-1938 June
- Box 112
Attorney General Personal File - Frank J. Hogan, D.C. Attorney 1937 April-1942 December
- Box 112
Attorney General Personal File - Einar Hoidale, Congressman from Minnesota 1936 July-1937 June
- Box 113
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Holding & Power Company Matters 1935 December-1936 July
- Box 113
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Holding & Power Comapny Briefs 1936
- Box 113
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Holding & Power Company matters, Federal Trade Commission press releases and regulations 1935
- Box 113
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Holding & Power Company matters, Federal Power Commission 1935
- Box 113
Attorney General Personal File - Henry F. Hollins, Paris lawyer 1933 March-1938 September
- Box 113
Attorney General Personal File - Oliver Wendell Holmes, bequest in his will 1935 March-1938 December
- Box 113
Attorney General Personal File - Hamilton Holt 1934 February-1951 May
- Box 114
Attorney General Personal File - Alexander Holtzoff, Special Assistant to the Attorney General 1936 December-1946 March
- Box 114
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Alexander Holtzoff, now U.S. Justice, D.C. 1950 May-1956 June
- Box 114
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Home in Greenwich, Connecticut 1934 January-1939 January
- Box 114
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Hoosac Mills Case 1935 November
- Box 114
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Herbert Hoover letter to his Attorney General re: possible prosecution of bankers
- Box 114
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - re: H.S. Hoover 1938 June
- Box 114
Attorney General Personal File - J. Edgar Hoover 1933 August-1947 March
- Box 114
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - J. Edgar Hoover 1949 November-1955 June
- Box 114
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - January Hoowij, portrait painter 1949 April-1950 January
- Box 114
Attorney General Personal File - Harry Hopkins 1935 April-1942 December
- Box 114
Attorney General Personal File - Henry Horner 1936 September-1939 April
- Box 114
Attorney General Personal File - Hot Oil Cases 1938 May-November
- Box 114
Memorandum of Homer Stille Cummings - Houde Engineering Corporation Case 1934 October
- Box 114
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Colonel E. M. House 1932 January-1938 March
- Box 114
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - House and Senate Bills on an Administrative Office for the Federal Courts and a Rule-making power in Criminal Cases 1939 January-1940 September
- Box 115
Attorney General Personal File - Lous McM. Howe & Family 1934 October-1939 January
- Box 115
Attorney General Personal File - Clark Howell 1936 February-November
- Box 115
Attorney General Personal File - S.C. Huber, Hawaii Judge 1934 October-1938 September
- Box 115
Attorney General Personal File - David E. Hudson, NY Attorney 1937 December-1943 June
- Box 115
Attorney General Personal File - Professor Manley O. Hudson re: World Court 1934 October-1937 February
- Box 115
Attorney General Personal File - Charles E. Hughes 1933 September-1938 October
- Box 115
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: Charels E. Hughes (memorial address) 1944 September-1954 September
- Box 115
Attorney General Personal File re: William Hughes, NJ Senator 1938 January-February
- Box 115
Attorney General Personal File - Cordell Hull 1933 July-1946 April
- Box 115
Attorney General Personal File - Emil Hurja, Associate Publisher, Pathfinder Magazine
- Box 115
Attorney General Personal File - Edward N. Hurley 1933 April-November
- Box 115
Attorney General Personal File - John M. Hurley, Connecticut Journalist 1938 August-October
- Box 115
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Robert A. Hurley, Governor of Connecticut 1940 August-1945 Marc
- Box 115
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: Inauguration of Robert A. Hurley as Governor of Connecticut 1941 January
- Box 115
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: Buffet supper in honor of Governor Hurley, given following Franklin Delano Roosevelt's third inauguration 1941 January
- Box 115
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: New appointments under Governorship of Robert Hurley 1941 January-May
- Box 115
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - B.E. Hutchinson, Chrysler Corporation 1939 October-1955 February
- Box 116
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - General "I" 1939-1956
- Box 116
Attorney General Personal File - Harold L. Ickes, Secretary of the Interior
- Box 116
Attorney General Personal File - Robert Ickes, Businessman, son of Harold L. Ickes 1946 June-1954 January
- Box 116
Ickes Diary, Excerpt and related items 1954 January
- Box 116
Attorney General Personal File - Memoranda re: Alleged collusion of STeel companies on bids (Identical Bids) 1936 August-1938 April
- Box 116
Attorney General Personal File - Michael L. Igor, U.S. Attorney, Chicago, U.S. District Judge 1935 Masy-1946 June
- Box 116
Attorney General Personal File - Memorandum re: Illinois Bombing Case 1937 December
- Box 116
Attorney General Personal File - Inauguration plans, Memorabilia 1940 December-1941 January
- Box 116
Attorney General Personal File - Inauguration plans 1937 January
- Box 116
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Inauguration correspondence 1933 January-February
- Box 116
Attorney General Personal File - Memoranda re: International Labor organization conventions and one recommendation 1936 June
- Box 116
Attorney General Personal File - Memorandum on Executive appointments re: Inferior Officers 1937 December
- Box 116
Attorney General Personal File - Correspondence re: International Association of Chiefs of Police 1937 July-1938 August
- Box 116
Attorney General Personal File - International Association for Identification 1936 December-1938 December
- Box 116
Attorney General Personal File - Material re: Interdepartmental Committee on study International Broadcasting 1938 February
- Box 116
Attorney General Personal File re: Teamster Litigation 1938 December
- Box 116
Memo & Documents re: U.S. claims against Foreign Governments (International Claims settlement Act of 1949) [ca. 1950]
- Box 116
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Inter-American Bar Association 1941 February-1945 June & 1952 April
- Box 116
Attorney General Personal File - Memoranda re: Projected International Peace Conference 1937 April
- Box 116
Attorney General Personal File - Memoranda re: International World Police 1936 August
- Box 116
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: Institute of Judicial Administration 1954 March-1956 July
- Box 116
Attorney General Personal File - Fred A. Ironside, Jr. Specail Assistant to the U.S. Attorney (NYC District), later Phoenix Attorney 1936 January-1952 October
- Box 117
Attorney General Personal File - Case of Richard Isenberg 1937 February
- Box 117
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - General "J" 1933-1956
- Box 117
Attorney General Personal File - Joseph R. Jackson, Assistant Attorney General for Customs Division, later Associate Justice, U.S. Court of Custom & Patent Appeals 1934 June-1956 January
- Box 117
Attorney General Personal File - Robert H. Jackson 1933 April-1955 October2 folders
- Box 118
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Robert H. Jackson, Supreme Court Associate Justice, Memorial Resolutions 1955 January-March
- Box 118
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Jackson Day Dinner of 1940 1934 December-1940 January
- Box 118
Attorney General Personal File - Charles E. Jaeckel, New Jersey Deputy Court Clerk 1937 December
- Box 118
Attorney General Personal File - W.D. Jamieson, D.C. Attorney 1933 May-1949 November
- Box 118
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Japanese Americans evacuation case, supported by ACLU 1943 April
- Box 118
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Jefferson Day Banquet of Connecticut 1940 April-1945 July
- Box 118
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Jefferson Island Club n.d.
- Box 118
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner 1941 February-1944 January
- Box 118
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - William E. Jeter, chauffeur for Homer Stille Cummings Golf Tournament 1951 July-1954 September
- Box 118
Attorney General Personal File - Hiram W. Johnson, Senator from California 1935 August-1942 June
- Box 118
Attorney General Personal File - General Hugh S. Johnson 1934 March-1938 January
- Box 118
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Lyndon B. Johnson 1955 April
- Box 118
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Harry L. Jones, re: International Judicial Cooperation 1949 August-1955 December
- Box 119
Attorney General Personal File - Jessee H. Jones, Secretary of Commerce, earlier Chairman, Reconstruction Finance Corp. 1933 December-1943 April
- Box 119
Attorney General Personal File - Frank C. Jordan, Secretary of State of California 1933 September-1938 May
- Box 119
Attorney General Personal File - Journal for the Department of Justice Staff 1937 October
- Box 119
Attorney General Personal File - List of Federal Judges [1938 April]
- Box 119
Attorney General Personal File - New York Judges 1936 April
- Box 119
Attorney General Personal File - Statistics re: Judicial Appointments 1937 October
- Box 119
Attorney General Personal File - Judicial Conference of 1937 1937 November
- Box 119
Attorney General Personal File - Judicial Conference of 1938 1938 September-November
- Box 119
Attorney General Personal File - Judicial Conferences at the Circuit level 1938 January-November
- Box 119
Attorney General Personal File - William A. Julian, Treasurer of the U.S. 1933 July-1943 June
- Box 119
Correspondence & memoranda re: Department of Justice Budgets for 1937 & 1939 1935 January-1938 February
- Box 119
Attorney General Personal File - Juvenile Deliquency Act 1938 July-October
- Box 119
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - General "Ka-Ku" 1933-19562 folders
- Box 120
Attorney General Personal File - Correspondence with Representative Florence P. Kahn 1934 April-1936 April
- Box 120
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - K.T. Keller 1939 December-1953 November
- Box 120
Attorney General Personal File re: Contract for Joseph Duffy Company (Kelly) 1951 February-March
- Box 120
Attorney General Personal File - Correspondence with Joseph B. Keenan, Assistant to the Attorney General, Chief Prosecutor, Tokyo, War Crimes Tribunal 1935 November-1954 December
- Box 120
Attorney General Personal File - Frank B. Kellogg 1933 April-1937 December
- Box 120
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - William Kelly (Law Partner) 1940 July-1956 April
- Box 120
Attorney General Personal File - Charles M. Kemper 1939 September-1941 December
- Box 120
Attorney General Personal File - William T. Kemper 1933 March-1938 January
- Box 120
Attorney General Personal File - Reprint of Nation article on the magazine Ken 1938 May
- Box 120
Attorney General Personal File - Conn. v. U.S. (1812 War Claims) 1930 December-1935 May
- Box 120
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Henry P. Kiley 1943-1950
- Box 120
Attorney General Personal File - William H. King 1925 August-1949 November
- Box 120
Attorney General Personal File - Memos re: W.K. Kiplinger and copies, Kiplinger Washington Agency 1934 March-April
- Box 120
Attorney General Personal File - Correspondence of HWC with Edward Kirby, Democratic "organization man" from Connecticut 1934 March-1952 September
- Box 120
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings -- Mr. Florence L.C. Kitchelt re: Equal Rights Amendment Movement 1943 June-1953 July
- Box 120
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - General "Lad-Laz" 1933-19563 folders
- Box 121
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - General "Lea-Lyo" 1933-19563 folders
- Box 121
Attorney General Personal File - Labor's Non-Partisan League 1937 March
- Box 121
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Supreme Court Decisions on Labor Relations 1937 January-May
- Box 121
Attorney General Personal File - Robert M. LaFollete, Jr. 1937 October-1940 November
- Box 121
Attorney General Personal File - Lake of the Woods Litigation, Memo 1935 June
- Box 121
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Theodore LaManna 1942 June-1948 June
- Box 121
Attorney General Personal File - Land Titles, critical memo relating tot he two "Farm Tenancy" measures, HR 7562 and S. 106 n.d.
- Box 121
Attorney General Personal File - Commissioner James Landis, Securities and Exchange Commission 1936 December-1938 October
- Box 121
Attorney General Personal File - David Lawrence, editor, United States News 1933 April-1943 October
- Box 121
Attorney General Personal File - Joseph Lawrence, Director, Tax & Penalties Division 1934 February-1945 September
- Box 121
Attorney General Personal File - Bolitha Laws, D.C. District Justice 1938 June-1952 August
- Box 122
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Law Centers 1947-1953
- Box 122
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Lawyers, Congratulations 1955 January-1956 July
- Box 122
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - League of Nations Association, Inc. 1941 Apirl-1945 January
- Box 122
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Leave, Departmental Regulations, memoranda 1938 January-February
- Box 122
Attorney General Personal File - Legislation, memoranda concerning particular bills 1936 December-1938 July
- Box 122
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Martin H. Lemaire 1952 August
- Box 122
Attorney General Personal File - Albert Levitt 1933 August-1952 August
- Box 122
Attorney General Personal File - J. Hamilton Lewis, Senator from Illinois 1935 April-1938 September
- Box 122
Attorney General Personal File - Lawrence Lewis, Congressman from Colorado 1936 November-1943 December
- Box 122
Attorney General Personal File - Liberty magazine article re: J.E. Hoover 1936 September-October
- Box 123
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Liberty Under Law and Administration 1934-1936
- Box 123
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Library of Congress, borrowing privileges 1939 January
- Box 123
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Lincoln Memorial University 1935 May-1956 July3 folders
- Box 124
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Charles E. Lindberg, Jr. kidnapping case, and others involving inter-state travel 1933 August-1936 April
- Box 124
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Edwin L. Lindell, Minnesota Law and Order League 1936 May-June
- Box 124
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Samuel W. Liske 1937 February
- Box 124
Attorney General Personal File - Litchfield Law School 1928 April-1937 November
- Box 124
Attorney General Personal File - Norman M. Littell, Assistant Attorney General 1939 June-1950
- Box 124
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Charles D. Lockwood 1933 March-19553 folders
- Box 125
Attorney General Personal File - Scott M. Loftin, Senator from Florida 1935 February-1953 December
- Box 125
Attorney General Personal File - M.M.Logan, Senator from Kentucky 1936 August-1939 October
- Box 125
Attorney General Personal File - Augustine Lonergan, Senator from Connecticut 1934 September-1947 October
- Box 125
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Protests against Senator Lonergan, his struggle for renomination 1938 June-September
- Box 125
Attorney General Personal File - Breckinridge Long 1933 June-1946 May
- Box 125
Attorney General Personal File - Loophold Legislation, re: tax matters 1937 July-August
- Box 125
Attorney General Personal File - Louisiana Cases (income taxes) 1935 August-1937 February
- Box 125
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Louisiana Income Tax Cases, when the question was brought up again in 1940 1940 January
- Box 125
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Louisiana situation (re: Martial Law, protection of Republican Form of Government) 1934 January-1936 June
- Box 125
Attorney General Personal File - Louisville Clearance (memoranda re: Eminent Domain) 1936 February
- Box 125
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Malcolm R. Lovell, secretary, Quaker Service Council 1940 May-1951 October
- Box 125
Attorney General Personal File - Lower California and Norther Mexico (maps) n.d.
- Box 125
Attorney General Personal File - Lynching, Anti-Lynching Bills 1935 February-1937 April
- Box 125
Attorney General Personal File - Lynn (Mass.) Bridge, NIRA project 1933 July-September
- Box 125
Attorney General Personal File - General "McC-Maci" 1933 December-1956 July2 folders
- Box 126
Attorney General Personal File - General "Mack-Moo" 1933 December-1956 July6 folders
- Box 127
Attorney General Personal File - General "Mor-Mus" 1933 December-1956 July2 folders
- Box 127
Attorney General Personal File - William Gibbs McAdoo 1934 July-1941 February
- Box 127
Attorney General Personal File - J. Harvey McCarthy 1933 March-1935
- Box 127
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - John T. McCarthy 1940 January-1954 December
- Box 127
Attorney General Personal File - Charles P. McClelland 1935 February-1939 January
- Box 127
Attorney General Personal File - John E. McClure 1938 June-1950 May
- Box 127
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - William Wallace McCallum 1945 August
- Box 127
Attorney General Personal File - Judge Leon McCord 1936 dec-1938 June
- Box 127
Attorney General Personal File - Thomas J. McDermott 1937 May-1938 October
- Box 127
Attorney General Personal File - Frank P. McEvoy 1933 March-1945 June
- Box 127
Attorney General Personal File - Carl McFarland 1934 May-1956 July
- Box 128
Attorney General Personal File - Carl McFarland 1934 October-1956 July2 folders
- Box 128
Memoranda from Homer Stille Cummings to Carl McFarland, with newsclippings mainly re: the Supreme Court 1939-1947
- Box 128
Attorney General Personal File - James L. McGovern 1933 April-1951 March
- Box 128
Attorney General Personal File - James P. McGranery 1952 May-June
- Box 128
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: J. Howard McGrath 1941 January-1954 April
- Box 128
Attorney General Personal File - William McGraw 1937 January-1938 July
- Box 128
Attorney General Personal File - Matthew F. McGuire 1937 March-1947 May
- Box 128
Attorney General Personal File - Vale H. McGuire 1935 August-1942 May
- Box 128
Attorney General Personal File - Marvin H. McIntyre 1934 January-1941 April
- Box 128
Attorney General Personal File - John E. Mack 1933 March-1952 May
- Box 128
Attorney General Personal File - Senator Kenneth McKellar 1934 May-1955 June
- Box 128
Attorney General Personal File - Ben McKinney 1936 April-1954 February
- Box 128
Attorney General Personal File - Angus D. McLean 1934 October-1938 June
- Box 129
Attorney General Personal File - Mrs. Evalyn McLean 1936 December-1944 November
- Box 129
Attorney General Personal File - James N. McLean 1936 February
- Box 129
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Brien McMahon 1935-19458 folders
- Box 130
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Brien McMahon 1946 January-1952 June4 folders
- Box 130
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Brien McMahon and materials on McMahon's death 1952 July-December
- Box 130
Correspondence & Papers relating to the late Senator Brien McMahon 1953-1959
- Box 131
Attorney General Personal File - Congressman Thomas S. McMillan 1936 November-1938 October
- Box 131
Attorney General Personal File - Charles L. McNary 1935 August-1940 July
- Box 131
Attorney General Personal File - Archibald McNeil 1933 March-1939 January2 folders
- Box 131
Attorney General Personal File - Paul V. McNutt 1938 March-1942 April
- Box 131
Attorney General Personal File - Samuel S. McReynolds 1933 June-1939 July
- Box 131
Attorney General Personal File - Congressman John J. McSwain 1936 January-August
- Box 131
Attorney General Personal File - J. Walter Madigan 1933 June-1956 July
- Box 131
Attorney General Personal File - Walter N. Maguire 1933 March-1944 December
- Box 131
Attorney General Personal File - Mail Interference Cases 1937 July-August
- Box 131
Attorney General Personal File - Mailing Lists 1930 June-1937 February
- Box 131
Attorney General Personal File - Francis T. Maloney 1933 March-1944 December
- Box 131
Attorney General Personal File - George F. Mara 1934 March
- Box 131
Attorney General Personal File - Charles H. Marca 1935 July-1945 May
- Box 131
Attorney General Personal File - Maritime Commission 1936 October-November
- Box 131
Attorney General Personal File - Mark Twain Society 1937 February-1946 September
- Box 131
Attorney General Personal File - John Marshall 1936 January-1939 December
- Box 131
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: Thomas R. Marshall 1916 May-1919 December
- Box 132
Attorney General Personal File - L.R. Martineau 1935 July-1943 December
- Box 132
Attorney General Personal File - Guy Mason 1941 July-1955 August
- Box 132
Attorney General Personal File - Masonic Lodge (Hiram, New Haven) 1935 January-1938 January
- Box 132
Attorney General Personal File - Lillie Thompson Mather 1938 July-1942 February
- Box 132
Attorney General Personal File - Charles Mattson - Kidnapped 1937 January
- Box 132
Attorney General Personal File - Herbert A. May 1945 November-1955 January
- Box 132
Attorney General Personal File - Mead & Tierney Tracts 1933 July-1949 June
- Box 132
Attorney General Personal File - Gaston Means 1936 July-August
- Box 132
Attorney General Personal File - A.W. Mellon (Protests & Communications) 1934 May-1937 December
- Box 132
Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings 1944-1956
- Box 132
Attorney General Personal File - Mercantile Strike 1936 November
- Box 132
Attorney General Personal File - Willis H. Meredith 1937 October-1942 July
- Box 132
Attorney General Personal File - Schuyler Merritt 1933 March-1953 April
- Box 132
Attorney General Personal File - Eugene Meyer 1936 January-1946 June
- Box 132
Attorney General Personal File - Mid-Pines Tournament 1955 May-1956 April
- Box 132
Attorney General Personal File - Mid-Transcontinental Route 1930 August-1938
- Box 132
Attorney General Personal File - Vincent M. Miles 1933 July-1947 August
- Box 133
Attorney General Personal File - Milford Fisheries Laboratory 1938 June-September
- Box 133
Attorney General Personal File - Military Power of President 1934 July-1937 March
- Box 133
Attorney General Personal File - Milk 1938 July-October
- Box 133
Attorney General Personal File - Justin Miller 1936 August-1954 August
- Box 133
Attorney General Personal File - Robert J. Miller 1937 March-1942 April
- Box 133
Attorney General Personal File - Maurice M. Milligan 1936 August-1945 September
- Box 133
Attorney General Personal File - George Fort Milton 1933 March-1944 September
- Box 133
Attorney General Personal File - Milwaukee Journal 1936 July
- Box 133
Attorney General Personal File - Minimum Wage 1937 March-April
- Box 133
Attorney General Personal File - Senator Sherman Minton 1935 August-1952 December
- Box 133
Attorney General Personal File - William D. Mitchell 1937 April-1955 September
- Box 133
Attorney General Personal File - Raymond E. Moley 1934 March-1936 July
- Box 133
Attorney General Personal File - Monopolies and the Courts 1938 January
- Box 133
Attorney General Personal File - Monopoly Investigation 1938 July
- Box 133
Attorney General Personal File - Montana Power Company 1937 May
- Box 133
Attorney General Personal File - Montevideo Foreclosure Cases 1936 July-August
- Box 133
Attorney General Personal File - John F. Montgomery (U.S. Legation - Budapest) 1933 March-1945 December
- Box 134
Attorney General Personal File - John F. Montgomery 1933 March-1953 April
- Box 134
Attorney General Personal File - Tom Mooney 1934 May-1938 May
- Box 134
Attorney General Personal File - Charles E. Moore 1933 October-1946 October
- Box 134
Attorney General Personal File - R. Walton Moore 1935 June-1937 May
- Box 134
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - William Morgan 1952
- Box 134
Attorney General Personal File - Henry W. Morganthau, Jr. 1934 January-1940 January
- Box 134
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Arthur A. Morris, M.D. 1952
- Box 134
Attorney General Personal File - Ambassador Dave H. Morris 1935 August-1937 January
- Box 134
Attorney General Personal File - George H. Morris 1936 September-1954 December
- Box 134
Attorney General Personal File - James W. Morris 1935 January-1956 August
- Box 134
Attorney General Personal File - Mortgage 1934 November
- Box 134
Attorney General Personal File - Moscow Fire Insurance Company 1936 September
- Box 134
Attorney General Personal File - Moths 1936 August
- Box 134
Attorney General Personal File - Arthur Muller 1935 August-1938 July
- Box 134
Attorney General Personal File - Edward Muller 1943 March-1948 September
- Box 134
Attorney General Personal File - Miss Amy Murphy 1940 December-1947 July
- Box 135
Attorney General Personal File - Frances P. Murphy 1940 October-1943 March
- Box 135
Attorney General Personal File - Frank Murphy 1933 April-1951 February
- Box 135
Attorney General Personal File - Mayor John Murphy 1937 November-1944 August
- Box 135
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - General "Na-No" 1933 March-1956 July2 folders
- Box 135
Attorney General Personal File - Edward J. Nalley 1934 February-May
- Box 135
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Aluizio Napoleao 1946 September
- Box 135
Attorney General Personal File - Narcotics Cases, NYC 1938 September-October
- Box 135
Attorney General Personal File - Nashville Bank 1935 February
- Box 135
Attorney General Personal File - NAACP 1936 December
- Box 136
Attorney General Personal File - National Democratic Club 1939 Marcy-1956 July
- Box 135
Attorney General Personal File - National Gallery of Art 1936 December-1937 March
- Box 135
Attorney General Personal File - National Geographical Society 1930 October-1935 January
- Box 135
Attorney General Personal File - National Guarantee Title Company 1936 December
- Box 135
Attorney General Personal File - National Industrial Recovery Act 1935 May
- Box 136
Attorney General Personal File - National Labor Relations Board 1934 December-1938
- Box 136
Attorney General Personal File - National Metropolitan Bank 1935 December-1956 May
- Box 136
Attorney General Personal File - National Police Academy n.d.
- Box 136
Attorney General Personal File - National Recovery Administration 1935 October-November
- Box 136
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: Navy Day Dinner 1942 June-October
- Box 136
Attorney General Personal File - Navy Day Dinner 1942 October & 1945 October2 folders
- Box 136
Attorney General Personal File - District Council of the Navy League of the United States 1943 July-1951 December
- Box 136
Attorney General Personal File - Nazi Matters 1938 August-November
- Box 136
Attorney General Personal File - Colonel William H. Neblett 1936 September-1937
- Box 136
Attorney General Personal File - Matthew Neely 1935 August-1954 November
- Box 136
Attorney General Personal File - New Buildings 1938 July-September
- Box 136
Attorney General Personal File - New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company 1916 January-1944 August
- Box 136
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: New York University School of Law 1948 April-May
- Box 136
Attorney General Personal File - New York World's Fair 1937 May-August
- Box 136
Attorney General Personal File - Hobart Newman 1937 July-August
- Box 136
Attorney General Personal File - Oliver P. Newman 1948 January-1956 April
- Box 137
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: edwin L. Newmarker 1945 September-1946 July
- Box 137
Attorney General Personal File - Newspaper Reception (24 October 1934) 1934 October-November
- Box 137
Attorney General Personal File - Newspaper Reception (20 June 1937) 1936 January-1937 June
- Box 137
Attorney General Personal File - Newspapers 1954 January-November
- Box 137
Attorney General Personal File - Nine Foot Channel 1936 February-December
- Box 137
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: Governor James Noe 1941 March
- Box 137
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: Mark Norman 1946 March-May
- Box 137
Attorney General Personal File - Senator George W. Norris 1935 January-1937 April
- Box 137
Attorney General Personal File - Northeastern Penitentiary 1936 July
- Box 137
Attorney General Personal File - Northern Pacific Case 1937 July-1938 April
- Box 137
Attorney General Personal File - Norwalk Post Office 1933 March-1936 February
- Box 137
Attorney General Personal File - Norwalk Post Office Protests 1935 August-1936 February
- Box 138
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - General "O" 1934 February-1956 August
- Box 138
Attorney General Personal File - John Lord O'Brian 1935 January-1936 January
- Box 1378
Attorney General Personal File - Mary M. O'Brien 1938 October-1940 August
- Box 138
Attorney General Personal File - Patrick H. O'Brien 1934 August-1937 July
- Box 138
Attorney General Personal File - Cardinal William O'Connell 1934 November-1935 April
- Box 138
Attorney General Personal File - Basil O'Connor 1933 August-1953 February
- Box 138
Attorney General Personal File - J.F.T. O'Connor (comptroller of the currency) 1934 May-1945 November
- Box 138
Attorney General Personal File - Congressman John J. O'Connor 1936 November-1939 January
- Box 138
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: Officer Training Schools 1951 February-March
- Box 138
Attorney General Personal File - Charlton Ogburn (consul for AFL) 1935 November-1940 January
- Box 138
Attorney General Personal File - Oil Cases (Standard Oil of Indiana) 1936 August-1938 August
- Box 138
Attorney General Personal File - Herman Oliphant 1935 August-December
- Box 138
Attorney General Personal File - Webster J. Oliver 1938 May-1940 June
- Box 138
Attorney General Personal File - Culbert L. Olson 1936 June-1937 February
- Box 138
Attorney General Personal File - Senator Joseph C. O'Mahoney 1933 November-1954 November
- Box 138
Attorney General Personal File - Omicron Delta Kappa - University of Pittsburgh (John Bracken) 1933 October-1938 November
- Box 139
Correspondence & Opinions of Homer Stille Cummings 1935 November
- Box 139
Attorney General Personal File - Organization of American States 1954 November-December
- Box 139
Attorney General Personal File - John A. Orr 1934 November-1943
- Box 139
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: Sergio Osmina
- Box 139
Attorney General Personal File - Fulton Oursler 1934 October-1953 October
- Box 139
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: Overseas National Airways 1951 June-1955 July
- Box 139
Attorney General Personal File - Robert L. Owen 1936 April-November
- Box 139
Attorney General Personal File - Caroline H. Owings 1932 January-1941 December2 folders
- Box 139
Attorney General Personal File - Alvin M. Owsley 1933 June-1936 July
- Box 139
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - General "Pag-Pas" 1934 March-1956 August
- Box 140
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - General "Pat-Py" 1934 March-1956 August
- Box 140
Attorney General Personal File - Frank Pace 1933 April-1950 May
- Box 140
Attorney General Personal File - Pacific Coast Standard Oil 1937 June
- Box 140
Attorney General Personal File - Joseph A. Padway 1937 December-1938 March
- Box 140
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: Palm Beach, Florida 1953 July-1956 June
- Box 140
Attorney General Personal File - A. Mitchell Palmer 1935 June-1936 September
- Box 140
Attorney General Personal File - Panama Canal Tolls 1936 January
- Box 141
Attorney General Personal File - William J. Pape 1933 December-1934 October
- Box 141
Attorney General Personal File - Brig. General F. LeJ. Parker 1933 February-August
- Box 141
Attorney General Personal File - John J. Parker 1935 May-1954 October
- Box 141
Attorney General Personal File - Edward Parlato 1940 March-1946 March
- Box 141
Attorney General Personal File - Parlton-Smith Case 1935 February
- Box 141
Attorney General Personal File - Parole Information re: Release on 1936 March-May
- Box 141
Attorney General Personal File - Parole System 1935 February-1936 January
- Box 141
Attorney General Personal File - Frank M. Parrish 1937 October-1938 November
- Box 141
Attorney General Personal File - Party for J.D. Officers 1937 June
- Box 141
Attorney General Personal File - Passports 1935 August-1937 October
- Box 141
Attorney General Personal File - Congressman Wright Patman 1937 September-1954 November
- Box 141
Attorney General Personal File - Patriotic Society of Peru 1937 October-1939 June
- Box 141
Attorney General Personal File - William R. Pattangall 1933 March-1934 March
- Box 141
Attorney General Personal File - William J. Pearson 1933 March-1938 January
- Box 141
Attorney General Personal File - Westbrook Pegler 1937 February-1955 January
- Box 141
Attorney General Personal File - John Pelenyi (Hungarian Minister) 1938 April-1940 April
- Box 141
Attorney General Personal File - Frances Perkins 1937 December-1945 July
- Box 141
Attorney General Personal File - Phi Alpha Delta 1937 November-1956 August
- Box 141
Attorney General Personal File - Philadelphia Company for Guaranteeing Mortgages 1936 November-1937 August
- Box 142
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Philippines, General 1932 November-1933 April2 folders
- Box 142
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Philippines Government 1945 May-1946 January
- Box 142
Attorney General Personal File - Philippine Islands Processing Tax Fund 1936 November-1937 January
- Box 142
Attorney General Personal File - Alfred N. Phillips, Jr. 1934 September-1945 January2 folders
- Box 142
Attorney General Personal File - William Phillips 1936 July-August
- Box 142
Attorney General Personal File - Photographs, Lists of 1933 March-1939 January
- Box 142
Attorney General Personal File - Picketing 1937 July-August
- Box 143
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: Terrence N. Pickett 1936 December-1956 May
- Box 143
Attorney General Personal File - Congressman Walter M.Pierce 1935 August-1937 June
- Box 143
Attorney General Personal File - David A. Pine 1938 February-1941 February
- Box 143
Attorney General Personal File - Senator Key Pittman 1933 October-1938 September
- Box 143
Attorney General Personal File - Poems n.d.
- Box 143
Attorney General Personal File - J.B. Poindexter (Governor of Hawaii) 1935 November-1939 February
- Box 143
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Police Commission of St. Paul, Minnesota 1936 September
- Box 143
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Political Affairs 1950 July-December
- Box 143
Political Contributions 1952-1955
- Box 143
Attorney General Personal File - Political Contributions, Solicitation of 1936 January
- Box 143
Attorney General Personal File - Political Observations 1935 August
- Box 143
Attorney General Personal File - Power of Attorney General to render opinions n.d.
- Box 143
Attorney General Personal File - Presidential Oath (Memo) 1937 January-February
- Box 143
Attorney General Personal File - President's Birthday Ball 1940 January-February
- Box 143
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - President's visit to Connecticut 1936 September-October
- Box 143
Attorney General Personal File - Press and Political Leadership (Essay by Irving Brant) 1938 November
- Box 143
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Prisoners, Deportation of Aliens 1933 June-October
- Box 143
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Prisons, Bureau of 1935 June-1937 December
- Box 144
Attorney General Personal File - Police Training School 1935 October-1936 July
- Box 144
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Nathan Popkin 1953 December-1956 May
- Box 144
Attorney General Personal File - Prison Industries Reorganization Administration 1936 June-1937 February
- Box 144
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Prison Labor 1933 July-September
- Box 144
Attorney General Personal File - Prisons, New - P.W.A. Allotment 1938 May-October
- Box 144
Attorney General Personal File - Probation Officers 1936 December
- Box 144
Attorney General Personal File - Albert N. Prothroe 1933 June-1936 July
- Box 144
Attorney General Personal File - Puerto Rican Judiciary 1937 August-1938 May
- Box 144
Attorney General Personal File - Puero Rican Vote 1936 October
- Box 144
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: Puerto Rico, Conditions in 1934 October-1935 May
- Box 144
Attorney General Personal File - John L. Purcell 1934 May-1937 February
- Box 144
Attorney General Personal File - Pyramid Lake Cases 1937 November-1938 February
- Box 144
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - General "Q" 1936 August-1956
- Box 144
Attorney General Personal File - Patrick H. Quinn 1934 June-1950 May
- Box 144
Attorney General Personal File - T.D. Quinn 1937 November-1954 August
- Box 144
Attorney General Personal File - Quo Warranto Proceedings 1937 September-October
- Box 144
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - General "Ra-Re" 1934 September-1956 August
- Box 145
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - "Rh-Ry" 1934 September-1956 August2 folders
- Box 145
Attorney General Personal File - Racketeering, Kidnapping 1933 July-November
- Box 145
Attorney General Personal File - Senator George L. Radcliffe 1936 March-1937 June
- Box 145
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: James Ragland 1955 August-1956 August
- Box 145
Attorney General Personal File - Railroads 1934 January-1938 May
- Box 145
Attorney General Personal File - Julian D. Rainey 1938 September-October
- Box 145
Attorney General Personal File - Robert L. Ramsay 1936 January-1937 April
- Box 145
Attorney General Personal File - William H. Ramsey 1937 January-1938 August
- Box 145
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: Edmund Randolph 1941 April-May
- Box 145
Attorney General Personal File - William L. Random 1936 August-1949 April
- Box 145
Attorney General Personal File - Lady Reading 1936 January-1945 May
- Box 145
Attorney General Personal File - Real America (magazine) 1934 June-November
- Box 146
Attorney General Personal File - Realization Coal Company 1933 July
- Box 146
Attorney General Personal File - Receipts for insured packages 1934 February-1937 August
- Box 146
Attorney General Personal File - Recess appointments 1934 July-1938 May
- Box 146
Attorney General Personal File - Reciprocal Trade Agreement with Switzerland 1935 February-1937 October
- Box 146
Attorney General Personal File - Red Cross 1934 April
- Box 146
Attorney General Personal File - David A. Reed 1932 July
- Box 146
Attorney General Personal File - Eugene E. Reed 1933 March-1940 December
- Box 146
Attorney General Personal File - Stanley Reed 1934 December-1944 June
- Box 146
Attorney General Personal File - Christian F. Reisner 1933 November-1940 December
- Box 146
Attorney General Personal File - Mihran Renjihan 1937 August-September
- Box 146
Attorney General Personal File - Reorganization Committee 1936 August-1937 January
- Box 146
Attorney General Personal File - Reorganization of Justice Department 1933 December-1938 October
- Box 146
Attorney General Personal File - Resettlement Administration, Delays in 1936 March-September
- Box 146
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: Resignation Banquet 1938 November-1939 January
- Box 147
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: Resignation Banquet 1939 January-April
- Box 147
Attorney General Personal File - Resignation from the Cabinet 1938 November
- Box 147
Attorney General Personal File - Resolutions, Miscellaneous Adopted at Conventions 1936 April-October
- Box 147
Attorney General Personal File - Retirement, compulsory at age seventy 1938 November
- Box 147
Attorney General Personal File - Retirement, Supreme Court Justices 1936 January-1938 January
- Box 147
Attorney General Personal File - Revenue Act 1936 September
- Box 147
Attorney General Personal File - Robert A. Reynolds 1935 March-1938 March
- Box 147
Attorney General Personal File - Senator Robert R. Reynolds 1934 December-1943 October
- Box 147
Attorney General Personal File - Thomas S. Rhea 1937 December-1941 August
- Box 147
Attorney General Personal File - Donald Richberg 1935 May-1956 April
- Box 147
Attorney General Personal File - Stephens Rippey 1938 May-1941 June
- Box 147
Attorney General Personal File - Henry R. Rittenberg 1935 December-1937 January
- Box 147
Attorney General Personal File - Mr. & Mrs. Addison Robb 1938 April
- Box 147
Attorney General Personal File - Hampton Robb 1934 June-1935 January
- Box 147
Attorney General Personal File - N.G. Robertson 1933 May-1938 May
- Box 147
Attorney General Personal File - Hugh B. Robinson 1935 October-1937 September
- Box 147
Attorney General Personal File - James J. Robinson 1943 June-1955 January
- Box 148
Attorney General Personal File - Joseph T. Robinson 1934 January-1955 June
- Box 148
Attorney General Personal File - Robinson-Patman Act 1936 July
- Box 148
Attorney General Personal File - Rocky Mountain Power Company 1936 April
- Box 148
Attorney General Personal File - John rodemeyer 1933 September-1935 November
- Box 148
Attorney General Personal File - Rollins College 1936 December-1955 July
- Box 148
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Elliott Roosevelt 1949 July-August
- Box 148
Attorney General Personal File - James Roosevelt 1936 May-1937 June
- Box 148
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - John Roosevelt 1938 May-June
- Box 148
Attorney General Personal File - Daniel C. Roper (landlord) 1933 March-1955 August
- Box 148
Attorney General Personal File - Edward C. Rose 1941 October-1952 May
- Box 149
Attorney General Personal File - James N. Rosenberg 1939 May-June
- Box 149
Attorney General Personal File - Samuel I. Rosenman 1933 July-1946 March
- Box 149
Attorney General Personal File - Ira C. Rothgerber 1934 April-1956 August
- Box 149
Attorney General Personal File - Dr. L.S. Rowe 1934 April-1942 May
- Box 149
Attorney General Personal File - George P. Rowell 1933 June-1837 July
- Box 149
Attorney General Personal File - Robert J. Ryle 1933 March-1945 May
- Box 149
Attorney General Personal File - Thomas J. Ryle 1933 June-1954 February
- Box 149
Attorney General Personal File - General "Sac-Sco" 1933 April-1956 August2 folders
- Box 149
Attorney General Personal File - General "Sco-Sh" 1933 April-1956 August2 folders
- Box 150
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - General "Sh-Stew" 1933 April-1956 August6 folders
- Box 151
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - General "Stew-Sw" 1933 April-1956 August
- Box 151
Attorney General Personal File - Wheeler Sammons 1934 November-1956 April
- Box 151
Attorney General Personal File - Eugene B. Sanger 1933 May-1941 January
- Box 151
Attorney General Personal File - David Sarnoff 1936 February-1939 January
- Box 151
Attorney General Personal File - Schechter Case 1939 April-May
- Box 151
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - William V. Schmidt Company, Inc. 1943 February-June
- Box 151
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: Raymond C. Schindler 1936 January-1952 March
- Box 151
Attorney General Personal File - Frank D. Schroth 1939 March-1956 April
- Box 152
Attorney General Personal File - H.O. Schundler 1937 November-1942 August
- Box 152
Attorney General Personal File - Secretary of Labor Lewis B. Schwellenbach 1935 August-1945 May
- Box 152
Attorney General Personal File - Scotland Yard 1934 March-April
- Box 152
Attorney General Personal File - Scribes 1953 January-1956 July
- Box 152
Attorney General Personal File - Secretary of War 1936 September
- Box 152
Attorney General Personal File - Section 3224 (Tax Matters) 1936 January
- Box 152
Attorney General Personal File - Arthur Seligman 1932 November-1933 October
- Box 152
Attorney General Personal File - Senate Bill 4673 1936 May-June
- Box 152
Attorney General Personal File - Senator's Right to Practice Law 1931 August
- Box 152
Attorney General Personal File - Robert L. Sengle 1933 March
- Box 152
Attorney General Personal File - Senior Center Judges 1937 October
- Box 152
Attorney General Personal File - Mildred Seydell 1938 October-November
- Box 152
Attorney General Personal File - Morrison Shafroth 1933 June-1949 August
- Box 152
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: James A. Shanley 1935 February-1946 March
- Box 152
Attorney General Personal File - J.R. Shanley Estate 1938 October-1946 June
- Box 152
Attorney General Personal File - Senator Morris Sheppard 1935 August-1936 August
- Box 152
Attorney General Personal File - Leighton Shields n.d.
- Box 152
Attorney General Personal File - Arthur L. Shipman 1932 March-1937 November
- Box 152
Attorney General Personal File - Senator Henrik Shipstead 1935 August-1938 July
- Box 152
Attorney General Personal File - The "Shilver Shirts" (Asheville, NC anti-semitic group) 1938 May
- Box 152
Attorney General Personal File - Congressman William I Sirovish 1935 May-1945 March
- Box 153
Attorney General Personal File - Sit Down Strikes 1937 March
- Box 153
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - John Skaggs, jr. 1951 April-June 19
- Box 153
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - John Skaggs, Jr. 1951 June 21-July
- Box 153
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - John Skaggs, Jr. 1951 August-1952 August2 folders
- Box 153
Attorney General Personal File - Robert C. Skinner 1936 August-September
- Box 153
Attorney General Personal File - Ambassador Robert P. Skinner 1933 March-1954 December
- Box 153
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Skytop Lodge 1942 August-1956 January
- Box 153
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Lou N. Small 1944 June-1946 March
- Box 153
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Small Business [ca. 1950]
- Box 153
Attorney General Personal File - Senator William H. Smathers 1938 October
- Box 153
Attorney General Personal File - Rev. G.K. Smith 1936 July-August
- Box 153
Attorney General Personal File - J. Francis Smith 1934 March-1940 April
- Box 153
Attorney General Personal File - Paul Smith 1938 October
- Box 153
Attorney General Personal File - T.V. Smith 1940 January-September
- Box 154
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Wilbert Snow 1944 July-1956 August2 folders
- Box 154
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Ralph M. Snyder 1942 May-1951 August
- Box 154
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Social Security 1954 February
- Box 154
Attorney General Personal File - Social Security Act 1936 November-1938 December
- Box 154
Attorney General Personal File - Societe Suisse (Swiss Case) 1937 January-1939 June
- Box 154
Attorney General Personal File - Solicitor General, Applicants for 1938 January
- Box 154
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Sonotone Corp. 1952 March-1954 December
- Box 154
Attorney General Personal File - Nicholas Soussanin 1936 May
- Box 154
Attorney General Personal File - South Side Estates 1935 April-1939 October
- Box 154
Attorney General Personal File - Space in Justice Department Building 1936 April-1937 May
- Box 155
Attorney General Personal File - Spanish Embargo 1938 March-December
- Box 155
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Spanish Embassy 1949 January-February; 1951 January
- Box 155
Attorney General Personal File - Spanish Silver Case 1938 September-October
- Box 155
Attorney General Personal File - Speeches, Printing of 1935 February-1936 January
- Box 155
Attorney General Personal File - G.G. Speer & W.C. Speer 1933 July-August
- Box 155
Attorney General Personal File - Max Spelke 1938 December-1944 July2 folders
- Box 155
Attorney General Personal File - Walter P. Stacy 1937 August
- Box 155
Attorney General Personal File - Leonardo Stagnaro 1932 September-1956 January2 folders
- Box 155
Attorney General Personal File - Ingram M. Stainback 1936 September-1951 October
- Box 155
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Stamford Bar Association Banquet 1944 June-December
- Box 155
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - John S. Stanley 1946 July-1951 July
- Box 155
Attorney General Personal File - State Compacts 1936 November-1937 January
- Box 155
Attorney General Personal File - Daniel F. Steck 1937 March-May
- Box 155
Attorney General Personal File - Steel Industry 1937 April
- Box 155
Attorney General Personal File - Frederick Steiwer 1938 February
- Box 155
Attorney General Personal File - Albert Lee Stephens 1936 September-1939 September
- Box 156
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Harold M. Stephens 1933 August-1955 June2 folders
- Box 156
Attorney General Personal File - J. David Stern 1934 January-1942 August
- Box 156
Attorney General Personal File - Adlai Stevenson 1954 August-1956 August
- Box 156
Attorney General Personal File - Charles E. Stewart 1934 April-1953 November
- Box 156
Attorney General Personal File - Harry W. Stewart, Jr. 1949 November-1956 August
- Box 156
Attorney General Personal File - Henry L. Stimson 1940 July
- Box 156
Attorney General Personal File - Marshall Stimson 1933 March-1935 March
- Box 156
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Alexandro Stoianovici 1950 May-1951 June
- Box 157
Attorney General Personal File - Justice Harlan F. Stone 1936 January-1946 June
- Box 157
Attorney General Personal File - Judge Kimbrough Stone 1935 August-1951 January
- Box 157
Attorney General Personal File - R.B. Strassburger 1937 August-October
- Box 157
Attorney General Personal File - Ambassador Jesse Isidor Straus 1933 March-1936 October
- Box 157
Attorney General Personal File - Strike Breaking Statute 1936 September
- Box 157
Attorney General Personal File - Suburban Trust Company 1947 May-1955 June
- Box 157
Attorney General Personal File - Subversive Groups, List of 1947 October
- Box 157
Attorney General Personal File - Francis E. Sullivan, Rhode Island Political situation 1936 January
- Box 157
Attorney General Personal File - Jerry B. Sullivan 1933 March-1937 January
- Box 157
Attorney General Personal File - William Sulzer 1936 November-1937 September
- Box 157
Attorney General Personal File - Hatton W. Summers 1934 December-1939 June
- Box 157
Attorney General Personal File - Surete Nationale 1935 May
- Box 157
Attorney General Personal File - Survey of Release Procedures 1937 April-1939 July
- Box 157
Attorney General Personal File - Joseph R. Swan 1937 May
- Box 157
Attorney General Personal File - Claude A. Swanson 1933 December-1939 July
- Box 157
Attorney General Personal File - George C. Sweeney 1935 July-1940 April
- Box 157
Attorney General Personal File - Herbert B. Swope 1937 December-1939 March
- Box 158
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - General "Ta-Ty" 1932 September-1955 November3 folders
- Box 158
Attorney General Personal File - Tax Bill of 1936 1936 February
- Box 158
Attorney General Personal File - Tax Evasion 1937 June
- Box 158
Attorney General Personal File - Tax Exemption 1937 June-1938 September
- Box 158
Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings re: Taxes, Wills, etc. 1948 October
- Box 159
Attorney General Personal File - Teamsters' Local 708 (re: violatons of Anti-Trust and Anti-Racketeering Acts), also Teamsters' Strike of 1933 1933 November-1937 November
- Box 159
Attorney General Personal File - Richmond Temple 1935 October-1938 May
- Box 159
Attorney General Personal File - Richard A. Templeton 1934 November-1953 January
- Box 159
Attorney General Personal File - Tennessee Electric Power 1938 January 24
- Box 159
Attorney General Personal File - "The Tenth Old Man" 1937 February-March
- Box 159
Attorney General Personal File - Terminal Transportation System 1934 June
- Box 159
Attorney General Personal File - Texas Company Oil Tank Ships 1937 August
- Box 159
Attorney General Personal File - Thomas D. Thacher 1933 May-1934 October
- Box 159
Attorney General Personal File - Thefts of coal in Pennsylvania 1936 April-May
- Box 159
Attorney General Personal File - "They All Come Out" (prison movie) 1938 February-1939 July
- Box 159
Correspondence & Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings - E.S. Thomas 1939 March-1942 August
- Box 159
Attorney General Personal File - Edwin S. Thomas 1933 March-1938 October
- Box 159
Attorney General Personal File - Senator Elmer Thomas 1936 December-1944 December
- Box 159
Attorney General Personal File - Seth Thomas 1935 August-1936 December
- Box 159
Attorney General Personal File - Norman Thomas 1938 July-October
- Box 159
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Judge R.C.P. Thomas, includes papers relating to Thomas' will 1933 July-1943 April
- Box 159
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Invitations and acceptance re: a party in honor of Ambasassador and Senora de Thomen, includes a guest list 1948 May-June
- Box 160
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Invitations and acceptances re: a party in honor of Ambasassador and Senora de THomen, includes a guest list 1948 May-June2 folders
- Box 160
Attorney General Personal File - Clarence E. Thompson
- Box 160
Attorney General Personal File - Huston Thompson 1933 March-1938 July
- Box 160
Attorney General Personal File - Mrs. Alice Mead Thorp 1935 May-June
- Box 160
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - William H. Timbers
- Box 161
Attorney General Personal File - Daniel J. Tobin (President, Teamster's Union) 1933 October-1939 December
- Box 161
Attorney General Personal File - Maximilian Toch 1937 February-March
- Box 161
Attorney General Personal File - Joseph C. Todd 1936 April-May
- Box 161
Attorney General Personal File - Edgar B. Tolman 1936 June-1939 December
- Box 161
Attorney General Personal File - Joseph M. Tone 1933 June-1945 July
- Box 161
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: Proposed membership of Harry A. Toulmin, Jr. in the American Law Institute 1954 October-1955 May
- Box 161
Attorney General Personal File - Robina P. Townes 1933 April-1941 June
- Box 161
Attorney General Personal File - Trade Agreement Act 1971 May
- Box 161
Attorney General Personal File - Smith Trimble 1936 September
- Box 161
Attorney General Personal File - Walter Trohan 1937 June-1938 February
- Box 161
Attorney General Personal File - Fred Trotta 1932 June-1937 April
- Box 162
Attorney General Personal File - Philip Troup 1933 July-1936 September
- Box 162
Attorney General Personal File - Harry S. Truman 1940 August-1956 March
- Box 162
Attorney General Personal File - Rexford G. Tugwell 1936 December-1937 January
- Box 162
Attorney General Personal File - Loretto Tully 1934 September-1941 April
- Box 162
Attorney General Personal File - Joseph P. Tumulty 1934 December-1946 June
- Box 162
Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings - Tunick Brothers 1948 August
- Box 162
Attorney General Personal File - Gene Tunney 1933 June-1954 November
- Box 162
Attorney General Personal File - Leon G. Turrov 1938 June
- Box 162
Attorney General Personal File - Tydings-Miller Bill 1937 January-July
- Box 162
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - General "U" 1936 April-1956 March
- Box 162
Attorney General Personal File - U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia re: Appointments 1937 March 18-August 15
- Box 163
Attorney General Personal File - U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia re: Appointments 1937 March-1938 January
- Box 163
Attorney General Personal File - U.S. Court of Customs and Patent Appeals 1937 November
- Box 163
Attorney General Personal File - United States Law Review 1937 March-1939 May
- Box 163
Attorney General Personal File - University Club, Washington, D.C. 1933 March-1938 May
- Box 163
Attorney General Personal File - Samuel Untermeyer 1919 January-1934 March
- Box 163
Attorney General Personal File - Donald Updike 1940 May-1952 October
- Box 163
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Utah Construction Company 1952 December-1953 January
- Box 163
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - General "V" 1934 November-1956 June
- Box 163
Attorney General Personal File - Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg 1935 August-1950 June
- Box 163
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Chief Justice Arthur T. Vanderbilt 1937 December-1952 August
- Box 164
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Chief Justice Arthur T. Vanderbilt 1952 August-1956 June2 folders
- Box 164
Attorney General Personal File - Justice Willis Van Devanter 1937 March-May
- Box 164
Attorney General Personal File - Peter & Gus Vanech 1933 September-1955 March
- Box 164
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Mr. & mrs. Otto Vega 1952 December-1953 January
- Box 164
Attorney General Personal File - Thomas Veitch 1936 oct-1937 January
- Box 164
Attorney General Personal File - Veto Power of the President 1937 March
- Box 164
Attorney General Personal File - Reed Vetterli 1936 July-1938 July
- Box 164
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson 1944 April-1954 October
- Box 164
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Pasqual Vioni 1939 July-1955 April
- Box 164
Attorney General Personal File - Virgin Islands 1934 October-1936 August
- Box 164
Attorney General Personal File - Lt. Frank Verilli 1933 March-1947 January
- Box 165
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - General "Wad-Wof" 1933 December-1956 September4 folders
- Box 166
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - General "Wol-Wy" 1933 December-1956 September
- Box 166
Attorney General Personal File - Senator Robert F. Wagner 1934 September-1945 October
- Box 166
Attorney General Personal File - George Waldo 1934 January-1957 February
- Box 166
Attorney General Personal File - Frank C. Walker 1933 March-1944 August
- Box 166
Attorney General Personal File - Henry A. Wallace 1934 January-1949
- Box 166
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: Henry A. Wallace - Memoranda re: Mathematical doodle 1939 December
- Box 166
Attorney General Personal File - Wallace & Cummings - Financial Matters and Business Conditions
- Box 166
Attorney General Personal File - John Walsh 1937 May-June
- Box 166
Attorney General Personal File - Thomas J. Walsh Portrait 1933 February-1936 April
- Box 166
Attorney General Personal File - Franklyn Waltman 1937 May-1943 June
- Box 166
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Arthur Walworth 1951 February-1956 September
- Box 166
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - War Finance Committee 1943 April-August
- Box 166
Attorney General Personal File - Justice Wardell 1936 May-1944 June
- Box 166
Attorney General Personal File - Warner Hall 1936 January
- Box 166
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Washington Heart Association 1949 January
- Box 166
Attorney General Personal File - Washington News Company 1952 December-1954 November
- Box 166
Attorney General Personal File - Archibald R. Watson 1937 December-1938 April
- Box 166
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Edwin M. Watson 1939 December-1941 January
- Box 166
Attorney General Personal File - Felthan Watson 1935 January-1946 October
- Box 166
Attorney General Personal File - James E. Watson 1935 February-November
- Box 166
Attorney General Personal File - John Wattawa 1934 November-1955 August
- Box 167
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Jacob Webb 1944 July-1949 April
- Box 167
Attorney General Personal File - Weirton Steel Company 1934 January-August
- Box 167
Attorney General Personal File - J.E. Welch 1936 May-June
- Box 167
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - West Coast Line 1953 July-1955 July
- Box 167
Attorney General Personal File - James J. Whalen 1938 June-1940 December
- Box 167
Attorney General Personal File - Senator Burton K. Wheeler 1935 August-1940
- Box 167
Attorney General Personal File - Senator Wheeler (appointments) 1937 June
- Box 167
Attorney General Personal File - Charles Whelan 1935 August-1936 December
- Box 167
Attorney General Personal File - Frederick J. Whelan 1939 May-1952 April
- Box 167
Attorney General Personal File - Sam E. Whitaker 1938 December-1947 June
- Box 167
Attorney General Personal File - Walter White 1936 January
- Box 167
Attorney General Personal File - House Correspondents Association 1936 February-1937 November
- Box 167
Attorney General Personal File - White House Social Lists 1933 October-1938 May
- Box 167
Attorney General Personal File - The White Knight (Publication) 1936 August
- Box 167
Attorney General Personal File - George Whiteside 1934 June; 1939 July-1951 July
- Box 167
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Mrs. Josepha Whitney 1933 March-1934 June
- Box 167
Attorney General Personal File - Frederic William Wile 1933 March-1940 June
- Box 167
Attorney General Personal File - R.L. Williams 1935 December-1939 October
- Box 168
Attorney General Personal File - Wayne E. Williams 1935 October-1953 January
- Box 168
Attorney General Personal File - David A. Wilson 1934 April-1945 January
- Box 168
Attorney General Personal File - John H. Wilson 1938 May-1953 July
- Box 168
Attorney General Personal File - Lynn W. Wilson 1933 September-1938 November
- Box 168
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: Woodrow Wilson 1917 March-1956 August
- Box 168
Attorney General Personal File - Governor Blanton Winship 1936 August-1938 October
- Box 168
Attorney General Personal File - Rollin R. Wilson 1937 May-1938 February
- Box 168
Attorney General Personal File - Wire Tapping 1937 December-1938 February
- Box 168
Attorney General Personal File - Dr. Jerome D. Wirt 1937 May-July
- Box 168
Attorney General Personal File - Joseph Wolf 1937 April
- Box 168
Attorney General Personal File - Allen Scott Wolfe, D.D.S. 1939 October-1945 February
- Box 168
Attorney General Personal File - Arthur D. Wood 1935 August-1936 August
- Box 168
Attorney General Personal File - Esther G. Wood 1938 August-September
- Box 168
Attorney General Personal File - Lewis Wood 1937 October-1953 June
- Box 168
Attorney General Personal File - William H. Woodin 1933 February-1934 May
- Box 168
Attorney General Personal File - Woodland Cemetery Association 1939 July-1946 December
- Box 168
Attorney General Personal File - Harry H. Woodring 1935 August-1940 May
- Box 168
Attorney General Personal File - Sam E. Woods 1937 February-1952 November
- Box 169
Attorney General Personal File - Urey Woodson 1933 May-1939 August
- Box 169
Attorney General Personal File - Robet W. Woolley 1933 March-1938 November
- Box 169
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Mrs. Daniel M. Wright 1939 July-September
- Box 169
Attorney General Personal File - J. Butler Wright 1937 June-1939 December
- Box 169
Attorney General Personal File - Lord Wright of Durley 1938 October
- Box 169
Attorney General Personal File - Charles C. Wyche 1936 November-1938 October
- Box 169
Attorney General Personal File - Kenneth Wynne 1933 June-1956 March
- Box 169
Attorney General Personal File - Charles E. Wyzanski 1937 February-1938 October
- Box 169
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - General "X-Z" 1937 March-1953 July
- Box 169
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Yale Club of Washington, D.C. 1944 May-1955 June
- Box 169
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Yale Law School Association of Washington, D.C. 1946 December-1956 July
- Box 169
Attorney General Personal File - Leon R. Yankwich 1936 January-1948 December
- Box 169
Attorney General Personal File - A.B. Young (Slayden, Mississippi Lynching Case) 1934 October-1935 April
- Box 169
Attorney General Personal File - Young Democrats of America 1935 May-1938 August
- Box 169
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings - Mrs. E. Zimmet 1949 March-May
- Box 169
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings with Franklin D. Roosevelt 1917 January-1934 December3 folders
- Box 170
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings with Franklin D. Roosevelt 1935 January-1938 December4 folders
- Box 171
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings with Franklin D. Roosevelt 1939 January-1945 January, n.d.2 folders
- Box 171
Attorney General Personal File - Franklin D. Roosevelt's Speeches 1937 September-1938 March
- Box 171
Correspondence & Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, Inc. 1939 February-1946 March
- Box 171
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: Franklin D. Roosevelt (miscellaneous) 1940 June-1956 January
- Box 171
Miscellaneous Papers re: Franklin D. Roosevelt, including Memorandum of Edward L. Roddan 1941, 1948
- Box 171
Miscellaneous Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings re: politics; Christmas gifts for Franklin Delano Roosevelt etc.; speech by Robert H. Jackson n.d.
- Box 171
Attorney General Cummings' Calendar of Daily appointments 1933 March 6-1938 December
- Box 172
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Agricultural Adjustment Administration 1933 October
- Box 172
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Secretary of Agriculture and the Department of Agriculture 1933 March-1938 May
- Box 172
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Alien Property Custodian 1933 April-1934 October
- Box 172
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Civil Service Commission 1933 June, 1938 February, December
- Box 172
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Secretary of Commerce and the Commerce Department 1933 March-1938 July
- Box 172
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Commodity Credit Corporation 1934 January-November
- Box 172
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Comptroller of the Currency 1933 July-1936 January
- Box 172
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Director, Emergency Conservation Work 1934, 1937
- Box 172
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Executive Council 1933 October-1934 September
- Box 172
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Farm Credit Administration 1933 March-1938 June
- Box 172
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Federal Communications Commission 1935 June-1938 January
- Box 172
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Federal Emergency Administrator of Public Works 1933 July-1935 July
- Box 172
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Federal Emergency Relief Administration 1933 July-1935 June
- Box 172
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Federal Home Loan Bank Board 1933 July-1938 August
- Box 172
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Federal Housing Administration 1934 December-1937 April
- Box 172
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Federal Trade Commission 1934 March-1937 March
- Box 172
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Department of the Interior 1933 March-1938 October
- Box 172
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Commissioner of Internal Revenue 1933 September-1934 May
- Box 172
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Interstate Commerce Commission 1933 November, 1937 March
- Box 172
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Secretary of Labor and the Department of Labor 1933 March-1938 February
- Box 172
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Legal Divisions, Federal Government 1934 September
- Box 173
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Library of Congress 1933 November
- Box 173
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the National Archives 1936 February-1938 December
- Box 173
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the National Emergency Council 1934 October-1938 August
- Box 173
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the National Recovery Administration 1933 June-1935 March
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Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Department of the Navy 1933 November-1934 July
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Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Postmaster General 1933 April-1938 December
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Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Reconstruction Finance Corporation 1933 October-1936 January
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Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Resettlement Administration 1936 June-December
- Box 173
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Rural Electrification Administration 1936 August
- Box 173
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Securities & Exchange Commission 1934 November-1938 January
- Box 173
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Shipping Board 1933 June
- Box 173
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Social Security Board 1937 January-August
- Box 173
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the State Department 1933 March-1938 December
- Box 173
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Supreme Court 1933, 1935 February
- Box 173
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Tennessee Valley Authority 1935 April-1938 April
- Box 173
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Treasury Department 1933 March-1938 October
- Box 174
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the United States Tariff Commission 1934 May, 1936 January
- Box 174
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Veterans' Administration 1933 June-1937 January
- Box 174
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the War Department 1933 May-1938 February
- Box 174
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the White House 1933 March-1937 December5 folders
- Box 175
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the White House 1938 January-December
- Box 175
Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Works Progress Administration 1934 March-1937 April
- Box 175
Department of Justice Case File, 5-64-321, sections 1 & 2, re: Tax Cases 1934 ca. May-ca. 1937 December
- Box 175
Department of Justice Case File, 5-36-346, sections 1-3, re: Franklin Process Co. v. Hoosac Mills Corporation 1934 April-1936 February
- Box 175
Department of Justice Case File, 5-4370, Temp. File, re: Mountain Producers Corporation v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue 1937 October
- Box 175
Department of Justice Case File, 5-4483, re: Helvering, Commissioner v. Gerhardt and related cases 1938 January-ca. September
- Box 175
Department of Justice Case File, 33-103-18-1, sections 1-3, re: Slum Clearance, U.S. v. Louisville 1934 August-1936 March
- Box 176
Department of Justice Case File, 33-103-22-1, re: U.S. v. Certain Lands 1935 March-1938 June
- Box 176
Department of Justice Case File, 33-103-23, re: Detroit housing project ca. 1935 January-1938 January
- Box 176
Department of Justice Case File, 33-103-36-1, re: Slum Clearance, U.S. v. Cleveland, Ohio 1934 June-1938 August
- Box 176
Department of Justice Case File, 33-1-3-36-5, section 2, re: Condemnation proceeding, Toledo 1936 July-August, 1938 January
- Box 176
Department of Justice Case File, 49-12-162, sections 1-2, re: Lindsay-Strathmore Irrigation District and the Bankruptcy Act 1936 September-1938 March
- Box 176
Department of Justice Case File, 58-43-6, sections 1-8, re: Administrative procedures require by due process by law 1933 September-1938 July
- Box 176
Department of Justice Case File, 106-01, section 6; -012, section 2, re: Processing Tax Litigation & A.A.A. ca. 1935 October-ca. 1937 February
- Box 176
Department of Justice Case File, 106-1, section 7, re: Processing Tax Litigation and A.A.A. 1936 ca. February-ca. 1938 October
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Department of Justice Case File, 106-11-8, section 1, re: A.A.A. cases 1933 September-1938 August
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Department of Justice Case File, 106-76-5, re: Texas and New Orleans Railroad Co. v. Lee Moor 1935 April-May
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Department of Justice Case File, 112-04 1933 July-1938 September
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Department of Justice Case File, 112-35-2 (Temp). re: Dixie Terminal Company, Smyth and Machen Case 1936 January-1937 December
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Department of Justice Case File, 112-51-2, sections 1-2, re: Hoarding of Gold 1933 September-1935 July
- Box 177
Department of Justice Case File, 112-51-7, re: Gold Clause Case 1934 May-1935 January
- Box 177
Department of Justice Case File, 114-0, sections 1-8, re: National Recovery Administration 1933 ca. July-ca. 1935
- Box 177
Department of Justice Case File, 114-57-1-1, re: Code of Fair Competition for the Petroleum Industry 1934 March
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Department of Justice Case File, 114-58-3, re: Harriman Hosiery Mills Case 1934 June-July
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Department of Justice Case File, 114-107-21, sections 1-2, re: Houde Engineering Corporation (Test of NIRA section 7(a)) 1934 October-1935 August
- Box 178
Department of Justice Case File, 114-115-2, re: U.S. v. Schechter 1935
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Department of Justice Case File, 114-138-1, re: U.S. v. Weirston Steel Company 1934 January-ca. September
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Department of Justice Case File, 114-148-14, sections 1, 4, re: L. Greif v. Homer Stille Cummings 1934 July-October
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Department of Justice Case File, 114-160-3, sections 1-4, re: Violation of Lumber Code by W.E. Belcher 1933 December-1935 April
- Box 178
Department of Justice Case File, 117-68-4, re: Duke Power company v. Greenwood Company (Public Works) 1934 ca. January-1938 May
- Box 178
Department of Justice Case File, 124-79-2, re: Virginia Railway Company v. System Federation No. 40, et al. 1935 August-1937 January
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Department of Justice Case File, 114-187-15, sections 1-3, re: Hart Coal Case (NRA) 1934 April-1935 May
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Department of Justice Case File, 115-1-1, re: Tennessee Valley Authority 1934 July-1938
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Department of Justice Case File, 115-1-3, sections 2-5, re: Relations with the Tennessee Valley Authority 1934 November-1935 March
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Department of Justice Case File, 117-16-5, re: Alabama Power Company v. Ickes (Public Works Provisions) 1935 July-1938 January
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Department of Justice Case File, 137-1-3, re: Social Security Legislation and Litigation 1934 June-1938 August
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Department of Justice Case File,
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Department of Justice Case File, 133-16-0, -2, Temp., re: North American Company V. Landis and other Public Utility Holding Cases 1935 September-1938 March
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Department of Justice Case File, 134-1 through 134-012-1, re: National Labor Relations Board 1935 February-1938 August
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Department of Justice Case File, 224196-1, re: Morehead v. People ex rel. Tipaldo (NY minimum wage law case) 1936 June
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Department of Justice Case File, 235308, mainly re: NRA 1933 April-1938 August
- Box 179
Department of Justice Case File, 235460-1, re: Alton Railroad Company et al. v. Railroad Retirement Board 1934 August-1938 January
- Box 179
Department of Justice Case File, 235626, sections 1-2, re: Federal Register Act ca. 1934 March-1938 June
- Box 180
Department of Justice "Unclassified" Circulars, mainly to U.S. Attorneys, Clerks of U.S. District Courts, and U.S. Marshals 1933 March-1936 December5 folders
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Department of Justice "Unclassified" Circulars, mainly to U.S. Attorneys, Clerks of U.S. District Courts, and U.S. Marshals 1927 January-1938 July2 folders
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Department of Justice Press Releases and Papers re: Air Mail Cases 1934 ca. January-1936
- Box 181
Department of Justice Press Releases and Papers re: Alien Property Matters 1934-1938
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Department of Justice Press Releases and Papers re: Anti-Trust Cases 1934 March-1937 December2 folders
- Box 182
Department of Justice Press Releases and Papers re: Anti-Trust Cases 1938 January-August
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Department of Justice Press Releases and Papers re: Justice Department appointments and resignations 1933-1938
- Box 182
Department of Justice Press Releases and Papers re: Crime Suppression and FBI 1933 ca. June-1936 July2 folders
- Box 183
Department of Justice Press Releases and Papers re: Crime Suppression and FBI 1936 August-1938 August4 folders
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Department of Justice Press Circulars re: Criminal Cases 1933 June-1937 December
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Department of Justice Press Circulars re: Guffey Coal Act ca. 1935 October-ca. 1938 September
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Department of Justice Press Circulars, Press Releases, and Papers re: Legal Opinions 1934 ca. August-1937 December
- Box 184
Department of Justice Press Circulars, Orders, Press Releases, and Papers re: Miscellaneous Topics 1933 March-1938 September
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Department of Justice Press Releases re: Miscellaneous Topics 1933 August-1937 December
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Department of Justice Memoranda, Circulars, and Papers re: Miscellaneous Topics 1933 November-1938 September
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Department of Justice & FBI Memoranda and Press Releases re: Miscellaneous Topics 1938 February-August
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Department of Justice Circulars, Press Releases & Papers re: New Deal Litigation 1933 August-1938 June
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Department of Justice Circulars, Press Releases & Papers re: Depatement Organization 1932 March-1938 June
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Department of Justice Circulars, Press Releases & Papers re: the Organization of the Department of Justice 1933 dec-1936 January
- Box 185
Department of Justice Circulars, Press Releases & Papers re: Pardons 1934 August-1938 June
- Box 185
Department of Justice Circulars re: Prisons 1933 March-1936 December
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Department of Justice Circulars re: Prisons 1937 January-1938 July
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Department of Justice Circulars, Press Releases & Papers re: Procedural Reform 1933 March-1938 June
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Department of Justice Circulars & Papers re: Prohibition 1933 March-1938 January
- Box 186
Department of Justice Circulars, Press Releases & Papers re: War Risk Litigation 1933 May-1938 July
- Box 186
Department of Justice Circulars re: War Risk Litigation 1934 March-1938 March
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Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Administrative Division, Assistants to the Attorney General 1933 March-1936 December4 folders
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Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Administrative Division, Assistants to the Attorney General 1937 January-1939 January2 folders
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Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Administrative Division - "other than those attached to the office of Assistant to the Attorney General" 1937 September-1938 December
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Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Administrative Division re: Allocation of space in the new Department of Justice Building 1933 February-1934 December
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Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Anti-Trust Division 1933 March-1938 December2 folders
- Box 189
Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Assistant Solicitor General 1933 August-1938 December2 folders
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Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Attorney General's Advisory Committee on Crime 1934 September-1936 December
- Box 189
Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with Ugo Carusi and others in the Attorney General's office 1933 April-1936 December
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Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with Ugo Carusi and others in the Attorney General's office 1937 January-1938 December
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Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Bond and Spirits Division 1937 June-1938 December
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Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Civil & Admiralty Division 1933 March-July
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Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Court of Claims 1933 June-1938 December
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Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Criminal Division 1933 March-1938 December2 folders
- Box 190
Correspondence and Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Customs Division, NYC 1933 March-1938 June
- Box 191
Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the FBI 1933 January-1936 December2 folders
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Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the FBI 1937 January-1938 December
- Box 192
Department of Justice Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings & Papers re: Holding Company Cases ca. 1935-1936
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Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with Alexander Holtzoff, Special Assistant to the Attorney General 1933 April-1936 December
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Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with Alexander Holtzoff, Special Assistant to the Attorney General 1937 January-1939 January
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Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Lands Division 1933 April-1938 December3 folders
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Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Pardon Attorney 1933 April-1937 July
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Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Prisons Bureau 1933 March-1939 January2 folders
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Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Prohibition Bureau 1933 March-November
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Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Publicity Section - Mr. Suydam and Mr. Gates 1933 September-1936 December
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Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Publicity Section - Mr. Dean and Mr. Gates 1937 January-1938 December
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Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Solicitor General 1933 April-1938 December
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Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with Colonel C.E. Stewart, Administrative Assistant to Attorney General; Division of Accounts; Appointment Clerk and Chief Clerk 1933 March-1935 June
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Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Tax Division 1933 March-1938 December
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Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with Edgar B. Tolman 1935 May-June
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Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General with the Bureau of War Risk Litigation 1933 November-1938 December
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Library catalog cards re: U.S. Department of Justice 1881, 1902
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Press Intelligence Bulletin, prepared by the Division of Press Intelligence for the U.S. Government 1933 October 2
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Statement on Constitutionality of Wages and House Bill by Robert H. Jackson and Department of Justice Papers re: Miscellaneous Topics ca. 1933-1938
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Preliminary Draft of Advisory Committee, April 1936, "Rules of Civil Procedure for the District Courts of the United States and the Supreme Court of the District Columbia" 1936 April2 folders; TMS (copy)
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Statement re: Attorneys in U.S. Civil Service 1937 June
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"Record of Legal Appointments between January 31, 1936 and December 31, 1937," arrangee by state 1938 February 10
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Transcript of a case, "United States of America vs. Aluminum Company of America" 1938 June 1-33 copies; TMs (copy)
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List of Executive Orders concerning the Department of Justice March 4, 1933-March 4, 1938TMs
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Summary of the Major Activities of the Department of Justice 4 March 1933-4 March 1938
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Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings: "Classes of Material of Historical Value" n.d. [post 1938]
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List of members of the Federal Judiciary appointed during the term of office of Homer Stille Cummings (4 March 1933-2 January 1939) with ratings ca. 1939
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Memoranda of Carl McFalrand to Homer Stille Cummings - Compilation of works by Homer Stille Cummings in the Library of Congress, compilations of appointments and cases in the Department of Justice, etc. ca. 1939
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Roster of members of the Federal Judiciary whose commissions were signed by Homer Stille Cummings, presented to him by Attorney General J. Howard McGrath 1951 August
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Correspondence, Memoranda and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Gold Cases 1933-1934
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Memoranda and Papers re: Gold Cases, "For use at the White House" ca. 1934 October-ca. 1935 August
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Correspondence, Memoranda and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Gold Cases 1934 October-December
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Correspondence, Memoranda nad Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Gold Cases 1935 & n.d.3 folders
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Correspondence, Memoranda and Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: Gold Cases 1937-1938 & n.d.
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Printed Material re: Gold Cases 1934-1935
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Rough Drafts of Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Plan for Judicial Reorganization, #2-5, 8, 10 n.d. [1937]2 folders
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Bills before Congress re: Judiciary includes Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Special Message on Judicial Reorganization 1937 January-July
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Correspondence re: Judiciary - Alfred J. McClure, Jr. & William Denman 1935 February-1936 May-November
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Correspondence and Memoranda re: Federal Judiciary - Possible reforms 1935 February-September; 1936 April-December
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Correspondence of Homer Stille Cummings re: Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Judicial Reorganization Plan 1937 January-August2 folders
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Memoranda re: Retirement of aged Judges 1937 January
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Memoranda re: Retirement of aged Judges, and Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Judiciary Bill 1937 February
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Memoranda re: Criticisms of Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Judicial Reorganization Plan 1937 February-March
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Memoranda re: Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Judicial Reorganization Plan 1937 March
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Memoranda by W.W. Gardner for the Solicitor General on the matter of Judicial Review and options for the President re: the Current Court 1937 March 6
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Report: Synopsis of responses (pro and con) to Homer Cummings' radio address supporting Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Judicial reorganization plan
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Memoranda re: Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Judicial Reorganization Plan 1937 April-June
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Correspondence and Memoranda re: Van Devanter resignation from Supreme Court and Concomitant vacancy 1937 May-August
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Memoranda and Lists re: Supreme Court vacancies and possible appointments 1937 May-August, n.d.
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Memoranda re: Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Judicial Reorganization Plan 1937 July-August
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Correspondence, Notes, and Articles re: Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Judicial Reorganization Plan in retrospect 1937 August-1952 July
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Memoranda re: Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Judicial Reorganization Plan n.d. [1937]
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Memoranda re: Historical Analysis of Supreme Court Decisions n.d. [1937]
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Memoranda recounting the historic role of the Supreme Court in the American system n.d. [1937]
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Correspondence and Memoranda re: Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Judicial Reorganization Plan 1939 July-August
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Debates in Congress re: Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Judicial Reorganization Plan 1937 January-February
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Hearings and Debates in Congress re: Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Judicial Reorganization Plan 1937 March 8-April 17
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"Summary Analysis of Testimony, Pro and Con," Committee on the Judiciary, U.S. Senate, Hearings on S. 1392, Reorganization of the Federal Judiciary 1937 March 10-April 23TMs
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Hearings and Debats in Congress re: Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Judicial Reorganization Plan 19374 folders
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Speech of David J. Lewis re: Judicial Veto 1935 August
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Addresses and Journal article re: the Judiciary 1936-1937
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Statements and Speeches favorable to Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Judicial Reorganization Plan 1937 February-March 102 folders
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Statements and Speeches favorable to Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Judicial Reorganization Plan 1937 March 11-31
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Statements and Speeches unfavorable to Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Judicial Reorganization Plan 1937 March, May
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Statements and speeches favorable to Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Judicial Reorganization Plan 1937 April
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Statements and Speeches favorable to Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Judicial Reorganization Plan n.d. [1937]
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Research Material: Memoranda re: Justices' Decisions and other items 1937 March; n.d.
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Research Material: Attorney General's Review of Court Injunctions 1937 March 25
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Research Material: Lists and Graph on Supreme Court Justices and Decisions 1937; n.d.
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Research Material: Summary of REferendum Vote by members of the Bar on Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Judicial Reorganization Plan 1937 April
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Research Material: Data re: Age and Tenure of Federal Judges n.d. [1937]
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Research Material: Episodes in American history re: the Judiciary 1787-1875
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Research Material: Files on Reform of the Judiciary - Precedents in the form of Hearings, Bills, and Laws 1869-1895; 1906-19363 folders
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Research Material: W.C. Abbott, Irving Babbit et. al. on Democracy and its Discontents ca. 1922-1930
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Research Material: Will Durant, Rowland Egger et. al. on Democracy and its Discontents ca. 1922-1930
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Research Material: Quotations from Justice Holmes, Charles Beard and the New York Times re: the Supreme Court ca. 1935-1937
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Research Material: The problem of aged Judges - The Canadian Response [ca. 1937]
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Research Material: American Presidents on the Judiciary - Jefferson 1937, n.d.
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Research Material: the problem of aged judges - English precedents n.d.
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Research Material: American Presidents on the Judiciary - John Quincy Adams, Andrew Jackson, Martin Van Buren, Abraham Lincoln n.d.
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Research Material: American Presidents on the Judiciary - Grant, Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft, Woodrow Wilson n.d.
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Research Material: American Political Leaders on the Judiciary - John Marshall, Daniel Webster, F.P. Blair, Stephen Douglas, C.E. Hughes n.d.
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Pamphlets re: Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Judicial Reorganization Plan, includes Law Journal articles 1937 February-March
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Pamphlets re: Judicial Reorganization Plan 1937 February-March
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Pamphlets re: Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Judicial Reorganization Plan, includes Law Journal articles (includes memorandum) 1937 April-June2 folders
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Newspaper Clippings re: Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Judicial Reorganization Plan 1937 January-July4 folders
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Newspaper Clippings re: Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Judicial Reorganization Plan n.d. [1937]
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Newspaper Clippings re: Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Judicial Reorganization Plan 1941 September
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Speeches by Homer Stille Cummings re: Senator Copeland and the World Court and other topics n.d.
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Speeches by Homer Stille Cummings: "Robert Fulton" 1886 January 21
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Speeches by Homer Stille Cummings: "Buffalo" 1888
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings entitled "Political Speeches" 1888-1892
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Bolivar" 1889
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "An Author's Personality" 1889
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Hunting" 1889 January 28
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Clerk's Tale" 1890 March 9
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "William III of England" 1890 June 2
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "War" 1891
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "American Fiction" 1891 May 5
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Speeches by Homer Stille Cummings at Yale Law School re: "World's Fair and Law School Policy" ca. 1892-1893
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings re: the Democratic Party and the Gold Standard 1896
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings re: the Silver Standard 1896
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at Merrill Business College, Stamford, Conn. 1897 April 30
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings before the Connecticut Congress of Mothers 1901 April 17
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at the New Canaan Centennial Celebration 1901 June 19
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Newspaper copies of Homer Stille Cummings' speech at the New Canaan Centennial 1901 June 21
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "William McKinley" 1901 September 22
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Notes for a speech by Homer Stille Cummings at the Rippowam Lodge 1901 November 25
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings re: Anti-Trust and Monopoly 1902
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings re: the Democratic Platform 1902
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings before the Catholic Club of Norwalk 1903 February 12
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: Monument Address before the Eagles 1906 May 6
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings before the Suburban Club 1907 April 6
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at a banquet honoring Mr. Bryan 1907 November 29
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at Memorial Day Services, Stamford Elks 1907 December 1
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: Memorial Address before the Stamford Elks 1907 December 1
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Notes for a speech by Homer Stille Cummings before Y.P.C.U. 1908 April 5
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: Memorial Address before Danbury Elks Club 1909 December 5
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Notes for a speech by Homer Stille Cummings re: the Democratic Campaign in Connecticut 1910
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings re: the Democratic Party Platform ca. 1910-1914
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings before a banquet honoring Judge George Wheeler 1910 September 29
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Abraham Lincoln" 1912 February 14
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings before the Yale Alumni Association 1912 February 23
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings before the Democratic State Convention, held in Hartford, Conn. 1912 September 11
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Derby" 1913 January 20
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Robert Burns" 1913 January 24
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Abraham Lincoln" 1913 February 9
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Speech (poem) by Homer Stille Cummings before the Catholic Club 1913 February 13
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Speech (notes) by Homer Stille Cummings: "Thomas Jefferson" 1913 April 12
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings before Manufacturers Association, Scranton, Pennsylvania 1915 June 12
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: Commencement Address, Stamford, Connecticut 1915 June 17
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Robert Burns" 1916 January 27
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at the Democratic State Convention, New Haven, Connecticut 1916 May 9
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings accepting the Democratic nomination for the United States Senate for Connecticut 1916 September 20
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at the Stamford Theatre re: America's neutrality 1916 November 2
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Conduct of a National Political Campaign" 1917 February 4
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Notes for a speech by Homer Stille Cummings at Yale University re: party politics 1920 March 22
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings before the Democratic National Convention, San Francisco 1920 June 28
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at the Jefferson Day Banquet Allegheny County Democratic Committee, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania re: the international policies of Woodrow Wilson 1921 April 11
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Popular Reactions in the Struggle Toward Peace" 1921 November 22
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Memoranda re: Clemenceau 1922 November 21
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at the Commencement Exercises of the University of Virginia 1923 June 12
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Liberty and Law" 1923 June 17
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Citizen and the Law" 1923 October 31
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Duty of the Citizen," at the New England Citizenship Conference 1924 January 21
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "William G. McAdoo, 'America's Foremost Progressive Democrat'" 1924 February 18
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Some Suggestions with Reference to the Political Situation" 1924 March 24
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at the State Democratic Committee banquet of New Hampshire re: the principles at the Democratic Party 1924 June 11
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings re: Presidential Election and the Democratic Party 1924 October
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings re: the Democratic Campaign in Connecticut in 1924 1924 December 16
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at the complimentary dinner held in his honor by the Fairfield County Bar 1925 February 12
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Contact with Life through the Law" by Homer Stille Cummings before the Kentucky State Bar Association 1925 July 1
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "A Plea for the World Court" 1925 December 3
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Character of Abraham" 1926 February 14
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Travelling in Spain" 1926 November 23
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: Speech by Homer Stille Cummings before the Bridgeport Elks re: Fraternal Organizations 1926 December 5
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "George Washington" 1927 February 20
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings before Petroleum Heat and Power Company Banquet 1928 August 28
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings re: Water Power 1928 October 24
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings before the Catholic Club, Norfolk, Connecticut 1929 February 12
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Civic Pride" 1929 December
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Progress Toward Peace" 1930 April 25
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: Keynote Address at the Connecticut Democratic State Convention 1930 September 30
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings re: "Equality of Opportunity" 1930 October 30
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at a testimonial dinner given to Chief Justice George W. Wheeler 1930 December 12
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings before the McNeil Banquet 1932 March
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings seconding the nomination of Franklin Delano Roosevelt at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago 1932 June 30
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings re: the failure of the Hoover administration 1932 October (?)
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings re: the 1932 Presidential Campaign 1932 November 5
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings for use during Presidential Campaign of 1932 1932
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Speech (excerpts) by Homer Stille Cummings at a dinner given in his honor, Stratfield Hotel, Bridgeport, Connecticut 1933 April 15
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Crime in High Places" 1933 April 24
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Department of Justice and the New Deal" 1933 June 10
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Modern Tendencies and the Law" 1933 August 31
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Predatory Crime" 1933 September 11
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Recurring Problem of Crime" 1933 October 12
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Campaign Against Crime" 1933 November 22
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Law Enforcement" 1934 January 10
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Education, Science, and the New Deal" 1934 February 26
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Democratic Problems for the Bar" 1934 March 14
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Liberty Under Law and Administration," White lecture at the University of Virginia Law School 1934 April 162 folders
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3 speeches by Homer Stille Cummings: "Liberty under Law and Administration," by Homer Stille Cummings at the University of Virginia Law school under the auspices of the William H. White Foundation [1934]
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "A Twelve Point Program" 1934 April 19
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Attorney Genteral Cummings Outlines Crime Prevention Program Over CBS" 1934 April 19
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "How the Government Battles Organized Lawlessness" 1934 May 12
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Our Widening Life" 1934 May 27
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Wisdom of the Young" 1934 June 9
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings before the Banquet of the Federal Bar Association re: Law 1934 June 25
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Law and the New Deal" 1934 July 6
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Law and the Prophets" 1934 July 9
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings before the Commonwealth Club of California re: Crime 1934 August 17
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Lessons of the Lindbergh Case" 1934 September 22
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Menace of Organized Crime" 1934 September 26
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Government's Program to Fight Lawlessness" 1934 October 13
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Dedication of the Department of Justice Building" 1934 October 25
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at Stamford, Connecticut re: "Economy" 1934 October 30
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "America's Tribute of Farewell to Evangeline Booth" 1934 November 1
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings as the president's reprasentative at the Convocation honoring William Cardinal O'Connell 1934 November 14
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at the Attorney General's Conference on Crime 1934 December 10
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Lessons of the Crime Conference" 1934 December 13
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Co-ordination of Law Enforcement in the Movement against Crime" 1935 January 14
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Interview between Homer Stille Cummings and Davidson Taylor (C.B.S.) 1935 March 4
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings under the auspices of the World Narcotic Defense Association re: International Drug Legislation 1935 March 21
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Control of Narcotics" 1935 March 22
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Criminal Law Administration, its Problems and Developments" 1935 April 15
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Problem of Youth" 1935 April 20
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Education and Training for Public Service" 1935 May 4
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at the Washignton-Connecticut Day Dinner 1935 May 25
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Pioneers" 1935 June 3
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at the Conference of the Fourth Judicial Circuit of the U.S. 1935 June 6
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Progress towards a National program for the Prevention, Detection, and Punishment of Crime" 1935 June 7
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at the Imperial Council, A.A.O.N.M.S. 1935 June 11
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Justice" 1935 June 19
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at the Annual Convention of the International Association of Chiefs of Police 1935 July 8
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Police Training School of the Department of Justice" 1935 July 25
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Organized Religion and Crime Prevention" 1935 August 29
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Crime Problem at Home and Abroad" 1935 October 28
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Crime and its Problems" 1935 October 28
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at Hotel Taft, New Haven, Connecticut re: Economic Recovery 1935 November 9
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "World Peace Ways Program" 1935 November 21
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The American Constitutional Method" 1935 December 18
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings before the Masonic Forum re: Crime 1936 April 3
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Progress Toward a Modern Administration of Criminal Justice in the United States" 1936 April 27
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: Keynote address to the Connecticut Democratic Convention 1936 May 15
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at the Dedication of the New Law School Building, Washington and Lee University 1936 June 11
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings seconding the nomination of President Roosevelt at the Democratic Convention 1936 June 26
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at Independence Day Ceremonies, Society of Tammany 1936 July 4
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Two Bureaus" 1936 August 6
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at Governor's Day, Springfield, Ill. re: Economic recovery 1936 August 20
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Attorney General's Survey of Release Procedures" 1936 August 25
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings presiding officer at the American Bar Association meeting 1936 August 26
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "A Nation was Brought into Being" 1936 September 17
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at the Lyric Theatre, Bridgeport re: Campaign 1936 October 23
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at Majestic Tehatre, Peoria, Ill., re: Budget 1936 October 26
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at Book-Cadillac Hotel, Detroit, Michigan re: Campaign 1936 October 27
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at Moose Hall, Lancaster, Pennsylvania re: Campaign 1936 October 29
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings before the Conference on the Attorney General's Survey of Release Procedures 1936 November 19
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Right Arm of Statemanship" 1936 December 5
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"Notes for Town Hall Address" by [Homer Stille Cummings] re: Crime 1936 December 6
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at Hotel Statler, Cleveland re: Economy 1936
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Progress in Cooperation for Crime Control" 1937 January 22
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The President's Proposals for Judicial Reorganization" 1937 February 15
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Homer Stille Cummings Statement before Senate Committee on the Judiciary re: President's plan for judicial reorganization 1937 March 10
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings under auspices of Labor's Non-Partisan League r: President's Plan for Judicial Reorganization 1937 April 19
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Progress of the President's Plan for Judicial Reform" 1937 April 26
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at the opening session of the National Boy Scout Jamboree 1937 June 3
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The National Governemnt's Law Office" 1937 July 16
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Law Enforcement as a Profession" 1937 September 30
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Firearms and the Crime Problem" 1937 October 5
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Constitution as a Living Document" 1937 October 11
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Unsolved Problem of Monopoly" 1937 November 29
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Preserving Democracy" 1938 January 8
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Preserving Democracy" 1938 January 8
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings, Extracts from Remarks before the Washington Criminal Justice Association, re: Crime in D.C. 1938 January 24
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Firearms Control" 1938 April 25
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "They All Come Out" 1938 May 23
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "A Rounded Sytem of Judicial Rule-Making" 1938 June 3
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: Address on the occasion of Washington's Fourth of July Celebration 1938 July 4
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Modernizing Federal Procedure" 1938 July 25
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Federal Law an the Juvenile Delinquent" 1938 July 29
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings in honor of the Right Honorable Lord Macmillan 1938 August 2
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: Address before Democratic State Convention 1938 September 14
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: Statement of Attorney General Cummings at the Judicial Conference 1938 September 29
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Investing in the Future of America" 1938 October 29
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Making Democracy Work" 1938 October 29
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "America Must Not Turn Back" 1938 November 5
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "In Memory of Benjamin N. Cardozo" 1938 December 19
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Government by Indictment" [ca. 1933-1939?]
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at the Jackson Day Dinner, 1940 1940 January 8
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at the Democratic State Convention in Hartford, Conn. 1940 June 3
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "War Bonds" 1942 April 3
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings nominating Robert Hurley for Governor, Democratic State Convention, Hartford, Connecticut 1942 September 16
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings as Chairman of the Democratic State Convention, New Haven, Connecticut 1944 May 26
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Second Chance" 1944 November 5
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Eve of Victory" 1944 November 6
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at the American Bar Associatio Banquet - includes introductory remarks of Willis Smith, ABA President 1946 October 31
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Better Choice" 1946 November 2
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings re: the death of Stanley (of Cummings and Stanley) 1946
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at the Democratic National Convention, Philadelphia, 1948 1948 July 14
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at Commencement Exercises of the University of Virginia, includes correspondence of Edwin Alderman 1923 June 12
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at a dinner given in his honor, the STratfield Hotel, Bridgeport, Connecticut, includes correspondence 1933 April 15
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings broadcast over the National Radio Forum r: the duties of the Attorney General, includes correspondence 1933 April 24
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Department of Jusice and the New Deal," includes correspodnence 1933 June 10
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Modern Teneencies and the Law," includes corresnpondence and papers 1933 August 313 folders
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Predatory Crime," includes correspondence 1933 September 11
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Recurring Problem of Crime," includes correspondence 1933 October 12
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Newsreel Release by Homer Stille Cummings re: Crime, includes correspondence 1933 October 13
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Campaign Against Crime," includes correspondence 1933 November 22
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Law Enforcement," includes correspondence 1934 January 10
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Education, Science, and the New Deal," includes correspondence 1934 February 26
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Immediate Problems for the Bar" ("Officers of the Court"), includes correspondence 1934 March 14
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "A Twelve Point Program," includes correspondence 1934 April 19
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at the dedication of the new Department of Justice building; includes correspondence 1934 May 10
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "How the Government Battles Organized Lawlessness," includes correspondence 1934 May 12
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Our Widening Life," includes correspondence 1934 May 27
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Wisdom of the Young," includes correspondence 1934 June 9
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Law and the New Deal," includes correspondence 1934 July 6
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Law and the Prophets," includes correspondence 1934 July 9
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings before the Commonwealth Club of California, includes correspondence 1934 August 17
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Lessons of the Lindbergh Case" (includes correspondence) 1934 Spet 22
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Menace of Organized Crime" (includes correspondence) 1934 September 26
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings on the occasion of America's farewell to evangeline Booth (includes correspondence) 1934 November 1
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at the Convocation honoring William Cardinal O'Connell (includes correspondence) 1934 November 14
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings before the Attorney General's Conference on Crime; includes correspondence 1934 December 10
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Progress in Dealing with Crime" (includes correspondence) 1935 January 14
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Narcotics (includes correspondence) 1935 March 21
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Criminal Law Administration" (includes correspondence) 1935 April 15
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Problem of Youth" (includes correspondence) 1935 April 20
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Education and Training for Public Service" (includes correspondence) 1935 May 4
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at the Washington-Connecticut Day Dinner (includes correspondence) 1935 May 25
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Pioneers" (includes correspondence) 1935 June 3
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at a conference of the Fourth Judicial Circuit of the United States (includes correspondence) 1935 June 6
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Justice" (includes correspondence) 1935 June 19
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at the annual convention of the International Association of Chiefs of Police (includes correspondence) 1935 July 8
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Police Training School of the Department of Justice" (includes correspondence) 1935 July 25
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at the Hotel Taft, New Haven, Connecticut (includes correspondence) 1935 November 9
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "World Peace Ways Program" (includes correspondence) 1935 November 21
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The American Constitutional Method" (includes correspondence) 1935 December 18
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings before the Masonic Forum on Crime (includes correspondence) 1936 April 3
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Progress Toward a Modern Administration of Criminal Justice" (includes correspondence) 1936 April 27
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: Banquet address at the Democratic State Convention, New Haven, Connecticut (includes correspondence) 1936 May 15
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings delivered at the dedication of the new Law School, Washington & Lee University (includes correspondence) 1936 June 11
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings seconding the nomination of President Roosevelt at the Democratic National Convention (includes correspondence) 1936 June 25
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings before the Society of Tammany (includes correspondence) 1936 July 4
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Two Bureaus" (includes correspondence) 1936 August 6
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at Governor's Day ceremonies, Springfield, IL (includes correspondence) 1936 August 20
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Attorney General's Survey of Release Procedures" (includes correspondence) 1936 August 25
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "A Nation was Brought into Being" (includes correspondence) 1936 September 17
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at the Lyric Theatre, Bridgeport, CT (includes correspondence) 1936 October 23
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at the Majestic Theatre, Peoria, IL (includes correspondence) 1936 October 26
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at the Hotel Statler, Cleveland, OH (includes correspondence) 1936 October 28
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings:
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at the Book-Cadillac Hotel, Detroit, MI (includes correspondence) 1936 October 28
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at Moose Hall, Lancaster, PA (includes correspondence) 1936 October 29
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at the Lyric Theatre, Baltimore, MD (includes correspondence) 1936 October 31
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Correspondence re: Speech of Homer Stille Cummings at "The Town Hall" of Washington, 1936 December 6 1936 November 16
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Right Arm of Statesmanship" (includes correspondence) 1936 December 5
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Progress in Cooperation for Crime Control" (includes correspondence) 1937 January 22
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The President's Proposals for Judicial Reorganization" (includes correspondence) 1937 February 14
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings under the auspices of the Labor's Non-Partisan League (includes correspondence) 1937 April 19
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Progress of the President's Plan for Judicial Reform" (includes correspondence) 1937 April 26
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The National Government's Law Office" (includes correspondence) 1937 July 16
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Constitution as a Living Document" (includes correspondence) 1937 October 11
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "The Unresolved Problem of Monopoly" (includes correspondence) 1937 December 22 folders
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Preserving Democracy," Jackson Day Address, January 8, 1938 (includes correspondence) 1938 January 8
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings before the Washington Criminal Justice Association (includes correspondence) 1938 January 24
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Memorandum to Homer Stille Cummings re: Interview by Rev. Collier 1938 April 22
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings before the North Carolina Bar Association (includes correspondence) 1938 May 6
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "They All Come Out" (includes correspondence) 1938 May 23
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "A Rounded System of Judicial Rule-Making" (includes correspondence) 1938 June 3
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at Washington's Fourth of July Celebration (includes correspondence) 1938 July 4
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Correspondence re: WOL-Mutual Broadcast (July 22, 1938) 1938 July 15
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Modernizing Federal Procedure" (includes correspondence) 1938 July 25
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Federal Law and Juvenile Delinquent" (includes correspondence) 1938 July 29
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Correspondence re: Speech by Homer Stille Cummings at dinner honoring Lord Macmillan 1938 August 2
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Correspondence re: Democratic Campaign Speeches, 1938
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Making Democracy Work" (includes correspondence) 1938 October 29
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Investing in the Future of America" (includes correspondence) 1938 October 29
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Correspondence re: Cancelled speech by Homer Stille Cummings at Atlantic City 1938 November 3
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Speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "America Must Not Turn Back" (includes correspondence) 1938 November 5
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Speech by Frank D. Schroth in honor of Homer Stille Cummings (includes correspondence) 1950 April 29
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Miscellaneous notes and newsclippings, probably quotations and stories for speeches ca. 1914
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Speeches and materials for speeches of Homer Stille Cummings ca. 1923-ca. 1929
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Notes for a speech at the Westchester Bar Association Banquet by Homer Stille Cummings 1925 April 18
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Notes for a speech at the Stamford Chamber of Commerce by Homer Stille Cummings 1927 January
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Notes for a speech for the Boy Scouts by Homer Stille Cummings 1928 March 23
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Notes for a speech at Stamford Family Welfare Society Campaign by Homer Stille Cummings 1928 November 9
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Material for speeches of Homer Stille Cummings, newspaper and magazine clippings (articles and speeches) ca. 1930-ca. 19532 folders
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Notes for a speech on democracy by Homer Stille Cummings 1930 October 26
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Notes for a speech for Governor-elect Cross by Homer Stille Cummings 1930 December 1
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Speeches and material for speeches of Homer Stille Cummings for the 1932 Presidential Campaign 1932
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Papers, clippings, and notes for use in speeches ca. 1933-ca. 1937
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Material for speeches re: Foreign Affairs 1935-1944
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Miscellaneous notes and clippings for speeches, taken from Attorney General's desk re: Crime and Law Enforcement 1936, 1938
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Speeches and material for speeches of Homer Stille Cummings for the 1936 Presidential Campaign 19362 folders
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Speeches and material for speeches of Homer Stille Cummings for 1938 Campaign 1938 September-November
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Speeches and material for speeches of Homer Stille Cummings for the Democratic Presidential Campaign of 1940 1940
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Speeches and material for speeches of Homer Stille Cummings for the Democratic Presidential Campaign of 1940 1940
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Speeches and material for speeches and campaign litertaure - political campaign of 1944 1944 September-November7 folders
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Memoranda and material for speeches of Homer Stille Cummings 1945-1947
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Speeches and material for speeches of Homer Stille Cummings - November 1946 1946
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Speeches and material for speeches of Homer Stille Cummings - 1948 1948
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Speech by Dean G. Acheson, "Roger Brooke Taney" - notes upon judicial self-restraint 1936 July 4
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Speech by Dean G. Acheson: "Some Social Factors in Legal Change" 1937 January 22
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Speech by Walter P. Armstrong: "Simplication of Procedure" 1941 January
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Speech by Henry F. Ashurst in the U.S. Senate 1938 June 10
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Speech of Josian W. Bailey: "We Must Choose Now" 1941 February 19
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Speech by Sieon E. Baldwin: "New England's Leadership in American History" 1913 December 22
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Speech by Earl Browder, Communist candidate for president 1936 August 26
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Speech by John Mason Brown: "Language, Legal and Literary" 1952 May 23
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Speech by Daniel F. Cohalan: "Andrew Jackson: Hero of New Orleans" 1930 January
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Speech by Marriner E. Eccles r: Economic system of the USA 1938 December 2
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Speech by Alexander Holzoff: "A Drama in Gold" n.d.
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Speech by Jesse H. Jones at Will Rogers Museum Dedication 1938 November 4
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Speech by Brien McMahon in the U.S. Senate on the death of William Stanley, former Assistant to the Attorney General of the United States 1946 July 22
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Speech by John Bassett Moore of Russia 1930 December 4
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Speech by Frank Murphy: "The Test of Patriotism" 1939 October 13
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Speech by Basil O'Connor: "Expansion of Plans to Meet Local Needs" (National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis) 1938 November 10
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Speech by Joseph C. O'Mahoney: "The Judiciary Bill Should Not Pass" 1937 May 5
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Speech by O. John Rogge: "The Duties of a Prosecutor" 1939 September 22
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Statement of Franklin Delano Roosevelt on Infantile Paralysis in Iowa and Idaho 1937 September 23
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Speech by Franklin Delano Roosevelt before the Inter-American Conference for the maintenance of Peace Assembled at Buenos Aires, Argentina 1936 December 1
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Speech by Franklin Delano Roosevelt: "The New Deal," also speech by Homer Stille Cummings: "Our Widening Life" 1932 May 22
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Speech by Frank D. Schroth in honor of Homer Stille Cummings 1950 April 29
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Speech by Harold M. Stephens, Associate Justice, United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia: "The Catholic University of America and the Education for Democracy" 1938 November 13
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Speeches by various members of the Department of Justice 1933-19389 folders
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Speeches by various members of the Department of Justice 1933-19388 folders
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Article: "The Unheeded Warning," by Homer Stille Cummings re: Wilson's Proclamation of October 25, 1918 1918
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Article: "The State v. Harold Israel," and Symposium, "The Loeb-Leopold Case," in Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology , by Homer Stille Cummings 1924 November
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Article: "The State v. Harold Israel," in The American Law Review , vol. 59, no. 2, by Homer Stille Cummings 1925 March-April
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Article: "Contact with Life Through the Law," in Case and Comment , 31:5 by Homer Stille Cummings 1925 November-December
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Report of the Governor's Committee to investigate conditions at the State Prison at Wethersfield, Homer Stille Cummings, Chairman 1930 December 3
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Article: "Report of Proceedings at Dinner of Fairfield County Bar Association, December 12, 1930," in the Connecticut Bar Journal , 5:1, by Homer Stille Cummings 1931 January
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Printed letter of Homer Stille Cummings - "A reply to a widely distributed open letter addressed to him by Thomas L. Chadbourne, in which the latter critized Governor Roosevelt" 1932 May 20
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Article: "Liberalism and Democracy," in the Harkness Hoot (by Homer Stille Cummings) 1932 October 19
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Article: "A National War on Crime," in the Hearld Tribune Magazine , 29 October 1937 (by Homer Stille Cummings; includes correspondence) 1933 October 29
- Box 231
Article: "Are We to Have an American Scotland Yard," in Liberty (by Homer Stille Cummings; includes correspondence) 1933 December
- Box 231
Article, statement for the Washington Times by Homer Stille Cummings 1934 January 1
- Box 231
Article: "The Federal Prison System" (by Homer Stille Cummings; includes correspondence) 1934 January
- Box 231
Article: "Law and Government," in San Francisco Police and Pece Officers' Journal (by Homer Stille Cummings) 1934 February
- Box 231
Article: "The Lawyer Criminal," in the American Bar Association Journal (by Homer Stille Cummings; includes correspondence) 1934 February
- Box 231
Article: "Cummings Analyzes the Prison Problem," in the Washington Post Magazine (by Homer Stille Cummings) 1934 March 4
- Box 231
Article: "Organized Crime and the Banks," in the American Bankers Association Journal (by Homer Stille Cummings; includes correspondence) 1934 August
- Box 231
Newsreel article: "The Lessons of the Lindbergh Case" (by Homer Stille Cummings) 1934 September 21
- Box 232
Article: "The Menace of Organized Crime," in Report of the Fourth Annual Herald Tribune Women's Conference on Current Problems (by Homer Stille Cummings) 1934 September 26-27
- Box 232
Release given to Earl Reeves re: law and the Department of Justice (by Homer Stille Cummings) 1934 December
- Box 232
Monograph - article: "In re: the World Court" 1934
- Box 232
Articles re: Homer Stille Cummings (as Attorney General) 1934-19402 folders
- Box 232
Article: "Lawyers in Crime," in the Saturday Evening Post (by Homer Stille Cummings; includes correspondence) 1935 March 16
- Box 232
Article: "Mr. Justice Holmes," in the World Today , vol. 2, no. 5 (by Homer Stille Cummings; includes correspondence) 1935 June
- Box 232
Article: "Crime at Home and Abroad," in Vital Speeches , vol. II, no. 4 (by Homer Stille Cummings) 1935 November 18
- Box 232
Article: "Crime can be curbed!" in the Rotarian , vol. 48, no. 3 (by Homer Stille Cummings) 1936 March
- Box 232
Pamphlet: "The Human Side of the People's Case," includes a quote in the foreward by Homer Stille Cummings 1936 Spring
- Box 232
Article: "The Anti-Crime Wave," in Banking , vol. XXVIII, no. 11 (by Homer Stille Cummings) 1936 May
- Box 233
Article: "The Right Arm of Statesmanship," in Journal of the District of Columbia Bar Association (by Homer Stille Cummings) 1937 January
- Box 233
Article: "Cooperation in Crime Control," in "The Democratic Digest" (by Homer Stille Cummings) 1937 February
- Box 233
Article: "Criminal Law Administration" in the Fraternal Order of Police Journal (by Homer Stille Cummings) 1937 July
- Box 233
Article - monograph - "We Can Prevent Crime" (4 articles reprinted from Liberty ) (by Homer Stille Cummings)
- Box 233
Report: "Statement and Recommendations of the Attorney General, 1937" (by Homer Stille Cummings) 1937
- Box 233
Printed Address: "Attorney General Cummings' Address at the Washington Institute," in the American Bar Association Journal (by Homer Stille Cummings)
- Box 233
Article - monograph: "Extending the Rule-Making Power to Federal Criminal Procedure" (by Homer Stille Cummings; includes correspondence) 1938 December
- Box 233
Article: "The Value of Judicial Conferences in the Federal Circuits" (by Homer Stille Cummings; by correspondence) 1938 December
- Box 233
Article - monograph: "Nature of the Amending Process" (by Homer Stille Cummings) 1938
- Box 233
Report: Statement and Recommendations of the Attorney General, 1938" (by Homer Stille Cummings) 1938
- Box 233
Article: "Bar Presents Resolutions in memory of Justice Cardoza to the Supreme Court, remarks of Attorney General Cummings in presenting resolutions" in American Bar Association Journal (by Homer Stille Cummings) 1938
- Box 233
Article: "Why Alcatraz is a Success" in Collier's (by Homer Stille Cummings) 1939 July 29
- Box 233
Article: "The New Criminal Rules - Another Triumph of the Democratic Process" (by Homer Stille Cummings; drafts & correspondence) 1945 February-December
- Box 233
Article by Homer Stille Cummings: A review of After-Conduct of Discharged Offenders by Sheldon Glueck and Eleanor T. Glueck in Harvard University 1945 September
- Box 233
Article by Homer Stille Cummings: "The New Criminal Rules - Another Triumph of the Democratic Process" in American Bar Association Journal 1945 May
- Box 234
Personal and Political Diary of Homer Stille Cummings *1919 April 7-1928 November 5
- Box 234
Personal and Political Diary of Homer Stille Cummings *1932 January 3-1933 April 7
- Box 234
Extracts of letters: See diary for 1944 1932-1938
- Box 234
Personal and Political Diary of Homer Stille Cummings *1933 April 10-December 31
- Box 234
Personal and Political Diary of Homer Stille Cummings 1934
- Box 234
Travel Diary & Play, Hawaii *1934 July 22-September 5
- Box 234
Personal and Political Diary of Homer Stille Cummings *1935
- Box 235
Personal and Political Diary of Homer Stille Cummings *1936
- Box 235
Personal and Political Diary of Homer Stille Cummings *1937
- Box 235
Personal and Political Diary of Homer Stille Cummings *1938
- Box 235
Personal and Political Diary of Homer Stille Cummings *1939
- Box 235
Personal and Political Diary of Homer Stille Cummings *1940
- Box 235
Personal and Political Diary of Homer Stille Cummings *1941
- Box 236
Personal and Political Diary of Homer Stille Cummings *1942
- Box 236
[Housekeeping Diary?] ca. 1942-1945
- Box 236
Personal and Political Diary of Homer Stille Cummings *1943
- Box 236
Personal and Political Diary of Homer Stille Cummings, extracts of letters *1944, 1932-1938
- Box 236
Personal and Political Diary of Homer Stille Cummings *1945
- Box 237
Personal and Political Diary of Homer Stille Cummings *1946
- Box 237
Personal and Political Diary of Homer Stille Cummings *1947
- Box 237
Personal and Political Diary of Homer Stille Cummings *1948
- Box 237
Personal and Political Diary of Homer Stille Cummings *1949
- Box 237
Personal and Political Diary of Homer Stille Cummings *1950
- Box 238
Personal and Political Diary of Homer Stille Cummings *1951
- Box 238
Personal and Political Diary of Homer Stille Cummings *1952
- Box 238
Personal and Political Diary of Homer Stille Cummings *1953
- Box 238
Personal and Political Diary of Homer Stille Cummings *1954
- Box 238
Personal and Political Diary of Homer Stille Cummings *1955
- Box 238
Personal and Political Diary of Homer Stille Cummings *1956 January 25-August 20
- Box 239
Appointments Book 1926
- Box 239
Appointments Book 1931-1939
- Box 239
Appointments Book 1945, 1946-1949
- Box 239
Appointments Book 1950-1955
- Box 239
[Medical Diary?] 1943-1944
- Box 240
Book Reviews of Homer Stille Cummings' book, Liberty Under Law and Administration 1934-1935
- Box 240
Federal Justice , by Homer Stille Cummings and Carl McFarland, title page and introduction and Chapters I-XIV [ca. 1936]TMs (draft); 5 folders
- Box 241
Federal Justice , by Homer Stille Cummings and Carl McFarland, Chapters XV-XXIV [1936]TMs (draft); 5 folders
- Box 242
Federal Justice , by Homer Stille Cummings and Carl McFarland, Chapters I-XX [1936]TMs (tentative final draft); 4 folders
- Box 243
Federal Justice , by Homer Stille Cummings and Carl McFarland, Chapters XVIII-XXIV [ca. 1936]TMs (tentative final draft); 2 folders
- Box 243
Federal Justice , by Homer Stille Cummings and Carl McFarland, Chapters I-XVI [ca. 1936]TMs (carbon; final draft, no. 4); 2 folders
- Box 244
Federal Justice , by Homer Stille Cummings and Carl McFarland, Chapters XVIII-XXIV [ca. 1936]TMs (carbon; final draft, no. 4)
- Box 244
Federal Justice , by Homer Stille Cummings and Carl McFarland, Chapters I-XXIV [1936]TMs (carbon; final draft, no. 5); 3 folders
- Box 245
Outlines of Preface, and Memoranda re: Federal Justice , by Homer Stille Cummings and Carl McFarland 1936TMs (carbon)
- Box 245
Lists of Persons to whom copies of Federal Justice , by Homer Stille Cummings and Carl McFarland were sent; letters of thanks for the copies 1936 December-1941 February
- Box 245
Correspondence re: Publication, Distribution, Sales and REviews of Federal Justice , by Homer Stille Cummings and Carl McFarland 1935 September-1936 December4 folders
- Box 246
Correspondence re: Publication, Distribution, Sales, and Reviews of Federal Justice , by Homer Stille Cummings and Carl McFarland 1936 December-19384 folders
- Box 246
Correspondence and reviews of Federal Justice , by Homer Stille Cummings and Carl McFarland 1937 January-August2 folders
- Box 247
Correspondence and reviews of Federal Justice , by Homer Stille Cummings and Carl McFarland 1937 September-1939 January
- Box 247
Correspondence re: Federal Justice , by Homer Stille Cummings and Carl McFarland, including letters of thanks for copies of the book 1936 December-1937 April
- Box 247
Correspondence re: Reviews of Federal Justice , by Homer Stille Cummings and Carl McFarland 1936-1937
- Box 247
Reviews of Federal Justice , by Homer Stille Cummings and Carl McFarland 1937
- Box 248
Notes, table of contents, title page, and suggestions re: The Biography of a Department, the Department of Justice of the United States, 1933-1938 , by [Carl McFarland] 1938 [ca. September]
- Box 248
Draft with holograph corrections, [ The Biography of a Department, the Department of Justice of the United States ], "Report of the Activities of the Department of Justice," by [Carl McFarland] 1938 [ca. September]TMs (draft); 3 folders
- Box 248
List of files for The Biography of a Department by Carl McFarland 1938 [ca. September]
- Box 248
Correspondence re: Selected Papers of Homer Cummings edited by Carl B. Swisher 1938 September-1941 October
- Box 249
Attorney General Personal File - The Tired Sea (acknowledgements H-Z) 1939 December-1940 February
- Box 249
Attorney general Personal File - Miscellaneous Memos and Correspondence re: The Tired Sea 1940-1943
- Box 249
Research file of Carl McFarland re: proposed study of military law ca. 1804-ca. 19352 folders
- Box 250
Research file of Carl McFarland re: proposed study of military law ca. 1861-ca. 1936
- Box 250
Memoranda of [Carl McFarland] re: President's power to supress and prevent internal disturbances ca. 19352 folders
- Box 250
Memoranda of Carl McFarland re: Power of the President to use Army, Navy, and National Guard in Internal Affairs ca. 1935
- Box 251
Analysis of Annual Report of the Attorney General, 1870-1935 [ca. 1935]
- Box 251
"Statuatory development of the Office of the Attorney General and the Department of Justice" [by Carl McFarland] [ca. 1936?]TMs
- Box 251
Notes on readings re: Military law [ca. 1939?]AN
- Box 251
Alphabetical card index of cases digested by Vernon L. Wilkinson for Carl McFarland's study on military law ca. 1939
- Box 252
Completed Chapters I-III of a proposed Litigation History of the Lands Division, Department of Justice and Correspondence 1952
- Box 252
First Draft for a proposed Litigation History of the Lands Division, Department of Justice re: Land patents ca. 1953
- Box 252
Resource Material: Memoranda, Excerpts, and Precedents for a proposed Litigation History of the Lands Division, Department of Justice, mainly re: Appellate Section 1828-1958
- Box 252
Resource Material: Memoranda, Excerpts, and Precedents for a proposed Litigation History of the Lands Division, Department of Justice, mainly re: Indian affairs 1855-1953; 1909-1952; 1949-19533 folders
- Box 253
Resource Material: Memoranda, Excerpts, and Precedents for a proposed Litigation History of the Lands Division, Department of Justice, mainly re: Indian affairs 1950-19542 folders
- Box 253
Resource Material: Memoranda, Excerpts, and Precedents for a proposed Litigation History of the Lands Division, Department of Justice, mainly re: Indian affairs 1950-1954
- Box 253
Resource Material: Memoranda, Excerpts, and Precedents for a proposed Litigation History of the Lands Division, Department of Justice, mainly re: transportation grants of land 1952
- Box 253
Resource Material: Memoranda, Excerpts, and Precedents for a proposed Litigation History of the Lands Division, Department of Justice, mainly re: Land acquisition 1909-1952
- Box 254
Resource Material: Memoranda, Excerpts, and Precedents for a proposed Litigation History of the Lands Division, Department of Justice, mainly re: Land acquisition 1917-1953
- Box 254
Resource Material: Memoranda, Excerpts, and Precedents for a proposed Litigation History of the Lands Division, Department of Justice, mainly re: Legislation and General Selection, Land acquisition 1938-1953
- Box 254
Resource Material: Memoranda, Excerpts, and Precedents for a proposed Litigation History of the Lands Division, Department of Justice, mainly re: Land acquisition ca. 1953
- Box 255
Resource Material: Memoranda, Excerpts, and Precedents for a proposed Litigation History of the Lands Division, Department of Justice, mainly re: land acquisition 1953
- Box 255
Resource Material: Memoranda, Excerpts, and Precedents for a proposed Litigation History of the Lands Division, Department of Justice, mainly re: Organization and personnel 1937-1953
- Box 255
Resource Material: Memoranda, Excerpts, and Precedents for a proposed Litigation History of the Lands Division, Department of Justice, mainly re: Organization and personnel, territorial and Indian affairs 1947-1953
- Box 255
Resource Material: Memoranda, Excerpts, and Precedents for a proposed Litigation History of the Lands Division, Department of Justice, mainly re: Territorial lands and Indian affairs 1953
- Box 256
Cummings and Lockwood: Partnership Agreements 1934-1940
- Box 256
Cummings and Lockwood: Retirement Payments for Homer Stille Cummings 1932 July-1934 September
- Box 256
Cummings and Lockwood: Miscellaneous Correspondence 1935 June-1955 March
- Box 256
Cummings and Lockwood: Miscellaneous Papers n.d.
- Box 256
Account Book of Cummings and Lockwood; and Cummings and Stanley 1909-1933; 1939-1944
- Box 257
Responses to announcement of formation of hte firm of Cummings and Stanley 1939 January 28-June 14
- Box 257
Correspondenc of Homer Stille Cummings with William Stanley 1940 June-1946 May
- Box 257
Correspondenc of Homer Stille Cummings with Mrs. William Stanley 1946 June-1955 November
- Box 257
Correspondenc & Papers of Homer Stille Cummings re: William Stanley's financial holdings, debts, taxes, etc. 1946 May-October
- Box 257
Correspondenc of Homer Stille Cummings re: Death of William Stanley 1946 July-1947 January
- Box 257
Cummings, Stanley, Truitt and Cross: Financial records 1943-1945
- Box 257
Cummings, Stanley, Truitt and Cross: Financial records, includes fees, expenses, profit sharing 1947 May-1948 December
- Box 257
Cummings, Stanley, Truitt and Cross: Financial records includes individual members' earnings 1949
- Box 258
Cummings, Stanley, Truitt and Cross: Financial records includes individual members' earnings 1950-19554 folders
- Box 258
Cummings, Stanley, Truitt and Cross: Miscellaneous Memoranda of Homer Stille Cummings 1946, n.d.
- Box 258
Cummings, Stanley, Truitt and Cross: Calculations, Memos, Contracts, and Partnership Agreements 1947-1950
- Box 258
Cummings, Stanley, Truitt and Cross: Replies to announcement of address change 1947 May-July
- Box 258
Cummings, Stanley, Truitt and Cross: Correspondence, Memos and Papers re: separation of Mac Asbill from the firm 1949 March-1950 January
- Box 258
Correspondence and papers re: Julian Freret 1951
- Box 258
Cummings, Stanley, Truitt and Cross: Miscellaneous correspondence, memos, and charts relating to breakdown of profit sharing and general firm revenues 1953
- Box 258
Cummings, Stanley, Truitt and Cross: Address lists n.d.
- Box 258
Cummings and Stanley Ship Purchase Program n.d.
- Box 258
Ledger 1943-1947
- Box 259
List of autographs of Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General of the United States 1933 March 4-1939 January 2
- Box 259
Correspondence and papers re: Biographical information re: Homer Stille Cummings 1933 August-1942 July2 folders
- Box 259
"Biographical Sketches of hte Attorneys General - Edmund Randolph to Tom C. Clark," prepared by Arthur Robb 1946 May 15
- Box 259
Correspondence and Papers re: Yale Law School Directory Questionnaire, which contains biographical information re: Homer Stille Cummings 1947 January-March
- Box 259
Photostatic copy of questionnaire of Yale Law School with answers contains biographical information re: Homer Stille Cummings 1947 March 5
- Box 259
Correspondence and Papers re: biographical information of Homer Stille Cummings 1949-1951
- Box 259
Correspondence and Papers re: Frank Schroth's speech in honor of Homer Stille Cummings on his eighteenth birthday, includes biographical information 1950 August
- Box 259
Correspondence and Papers, including biographical information re: Homer Stille Cummings 1953 January-October
- Box 260
Certificates 1911-1956
- Box 260
Dollar bills and German bank notes n.d.
- Box 260
Legal Document: Henry Ward empowering Jeremiah Whipple as Justice of the Peace 1775 June 19
- Box 260
Legal documents singed by Edmund Randolph and Hardin Perkins 1787 December 10
- Box 260
Programs 1910 September-1925 February
- Box 261
Programs 1933 March-1950 April & n.d.4 folders
- Box 262
Picturesque Stamford 1641-1892
- Box 262
Complimentary Dinner to the Honorable Homer Stille Cummings 1925
- Box 262
Official Inaugural Program 19372 copies
- Box 263
Souvenirs and Mementoes ca. 1922-1949
- Box 263
Stamps, First Issue, with correspondence 1934-19384 folders
- Box 264
Photographs - A 1930-1953
- Box 264
Photographs - B 1924-1948
- Box 264
Photographs - C 1887-1937
- Box 264
Photographs - D 1913-1952
- Box 264
Photographs - James Dinkins 1861-1928
- Box 265
Photographs - E 1935-1939
- Box 265
Photographs - F [1900]-1945
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Photographs - G 1916-1951
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Photographs - H 1923-1950
- Box 265
Photographs - I [1920]-1934
- Box 265
Photographs - Harold Israel 1924-1948
- Box 265
Photographs - J 1934-1946
- Box 266
Photographs - K 1934-1946
- Box 266
Photographs - L 1917-1945
- Box 266
Photographs - Charles Lockwood [1905]-1946
- Box 266
Photographs - M-McLean 1913-1945
- Box 266
Photographs - McMahon-N 1920-1950
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Photographs - O, P, Q 1920-1938
- Box 267
Photographs - R 1928-1937
- Box 267
Photograph - Eleanor Roosevelt 1934
- Box 267
Photographs - Franklin D. Roosevelt 1917-1936
- Box 267
Photographs - S 1934-1945
- Box 267
Photographs - Alfred Smith 1930
- Box 267
Photographs - Adlai Stevenson 1953
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Photographs - T 1916-1945
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Photographs - Harry S. Truman 1944-1948
- Box 268
Photographs - V 1934-1944
- Box 268
Photographs - W 1916-1942
- Box 268
Photographs - Woodrow Wilson 1918-1920
- Box 268
Photographs - Identity undetermined 1934-1937
- Box 269
Photographs - Professional portraits 1903-1942; 1936-19373 folders
- Box 270
Photographs - Homer Stille Cummings with colleagues 1919-19302 folders
- Box 270
Photographs - Dedication of the new Justice Building 1934 October 25
- Box 270
Photographs - Homer Stille Cummings with colleagues 1934-19396 folders
- Box 271
Photographs - Miscellaneous group portraits, including U.s. Supreme Court 1904-1936
- Box 271
Photographs - Patents and ancestors [1870]-1902
- Box 271
Photographs - Old Family Residences 1870-1896
- Box 271
Photographs - Uriah Cummings' inventions n.d.
- Box 271
Photographs - Uriah Cummings' cement factory n.d.
- Box 271
Photographs from family photo album, including shots of Homer Stille Cummings' parents, groups of children, buildings and landscapes [1800-1890]
- Box 272
Photographs - Homer Stille Cummings' childhood and youth 1870-1906
- Box 272
Photographs - Group photographs, early acquaintances of Homer Stille Cummings 1880-1904
- Box 272
Photographs - Yale students and professors, including reunions 1891-1946
- Box 272
Photographs - Ruthven, family rsort, in Akron, NY 1898; 1903-19322 folders
- Box 273
Photographs - Villa Octavia, Greenwich, CT 1929-1930
- Box 273
Photographs - Washington, D.C. home of Homer Stille Cummings [1933]
- Box 273
Photographs - Rock Ridge Ave, Greenwich, CT, home of Homer Stille Cummings [1935?]
- Box 274
Photographs - Dickinson Cummings [1900-1920]
- Box 274
Photographs - Cecilia Cummings n.d.
- Box 274
Photographs - Family miscellaneous 1943-1952
- Box 274
Photographs - Julia Cummings n.d.
- Box 274
Photographs - Helen Smith Cummings n.d.
- Box 274
Photographs - European trip of Homer Stille Cummings and wife Cecilia 1926
- Box 274
Photographs - Lake George, Lake Champlain and Saratoga trip 1928 September
- Box 274
Photographs - Homer Stille Cummings and Cecilia in New England 1928 September
- Box 274
Photographs - Trip to Southwest and San Diego 1929
- Box 275
Photographs - Camping 1929
- Box 275
Photographs & Postcards from trip to West Indies 1930
- Box 275
Photographs & postcards - Spain & France 1931
- Box 265
Photographs & postcards - Europe 1931
- Box 275
Photographs & postcards - Mid-East trip 1931
- Box 275
Photographs & postcards - Trip to Europe and Mid-East 1931
- Box 275
Photographs - England 1931
- Box 275
Photographs - Vacation trip to Montana, Hollywood, Hawaii, includes shots of Cummigns with James Cagney, Jack Warner, Joe E. Brown 1934
- Box 275
Photographs - Homer & Cecilia Cummings 1936-1937
- Box 275
Photographs of vacation to Minacqua, Wisconsin 1938 August
- Box 275
Photographs - Homer & Julia Cummings, vacations [1935-1945]
- Box 276
Photographs - Homer & Julia Cummings, vacation [1935-1945]
- Box 276
Photographs - Golf at Pinehurst, North Carolina 1934-1935; [ca. 1935-1940]; 1937
- Box 277
Photographs - Golf at Pinehurst, North Carolina 1938-19412 folders
- Box 277
Photographs - Golf at Pinehurst, North Carolina, Emerson Humphrey, photographer n.d.
- Box 277
Photographs - Homer & Julia Cummings, their home, some vacation shots [1942-1951]
- Box 277
Postcards of architectural monuments n.d.
- Box 277
Postcards of paintings, art work n.d.
- Box 277
Postcards & photographs of South America n.d.
- Box 277
Photographs - Scenes from Great Britain, primarily Edinburgh, Scotland n.d.
- Box 277
Photographs - Pinehurst, North Carolina n.d.
- Box 277
Photographs - Cummings' automobile (?) 1939
- Box 278
Miscellaneous photographs and pictures, United States n.d.
- Box 278
Photographs - U.S.-general, family, miscellaneous unidentified n.d.
- Box 278
Negatives of photographs n.d.
- Box 278
Artistic drawings & reproductions n.d.
- Box 278
Miscellaneous drawings & poetry n.d.
- Box 279
Photo album - Photos of Homer Stille Cummings' parents, cousins and early acquaintances 1872-1901
- Box 279
Photo album - Photos of Homer Stille Cummings' youth, including pictures of father's factory, family photos, early residence [1880-1890]
- Box 279
Photo album - Photos of vacation trip to Minocqua, Wisconsin 19382 items
- Box 280
Photo album - Photos from trip to Hawaii, Rocky Mountains 1934
- Box 280
Photo album - Photographs of Federal prisons 1938 December
- Box 280
Photo album - Drawings of Federal prisons 1938 December
- Oversize box-folder 69:1
Portrait of Uriah Cummings 1899
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69:1
Members of the Democratic National Committee, taken in front of the White House 1915 December 8
- Oversize box-folder 69:1
Jackson Day Banquet 1920 January 8
- Oversize box-folder 69:1
national Democratic Club Testimonial Dinner to Homer Stille Cummings, Commodore Hotel, New York
- Oversize box-folder 69:1
Portrait of John Garner 1920 April 30
- Oversize box-folder 69:1
Portrait of G.W. Wheeler, retired Chief Justice of the Court of Errors 1932 July 28
- Oversize box-folder 69:1
Testimonial Dinner to Homer Stille Cummings as Attorney General at the STratfield Hotel, Bridgeport, Connecticut 1933 April 15
- Oversize box-folder 69:1
Signed group portrait of Franklin Delano Roosevelt's cabinet 19332 items
- Oversize box-folder 69:1
Homer Stille Cummings at military reception, Chicago New World's Fair [1933] June 8
- Oversize box-folder 69:1
Signed group portrait of the U.S. Supreme Court 1934 February2 items
- Oversize box-folder 69:1
Signed group portrait of the U.S. Supreme Court 1934 February2 items
- Oversize box-folder 69:1
Franklin Delano Roosevelt signing crime bills, Homer Stille Cummings and Hoover watching 1934 May 19
- Oversize box-folder 69:1
Signed portrait drawing of Franklin Delano Roosevelt 1934 October 223 items
- Oversize box-folder 69:1
Dedication of New Department of Justice Building 1934 October 252 items
- Oversize box-folder 69:2
Signed portrait of Aron Fitzgerald 1934 November 22
- Oversize box-folder 69:2
Portrait of Homer Stille Cummings in Hawaii [1934]
- Oversize box-folder 69:2
Portrait of Homer Stille Cummings in Hawaii [1934]
- Oversize box-folder 69:2
Composit photograph of members of Franklin Delano Roosevelt's cabinet 1934
- Oversize box-folder 69:2
Honorary Dinner for Franklin Delano Roosevelt given by Vice-President John Garner, Hotel Washington, Washington, D.C. 1935 January 16
- Oversize box-folder 69:2
Signed group portraits of Homer Stille Cummings and his associates at the Department of Justice 1935 March 204 items
- Oversize box-folder 69:2
Signed portrait of A.T. Muller 1935 July 15
- Oversize box-folder 69:2
Signed portrait of Kimbrough Stone 1935 September 20
- Oversize box-folder 69:2
Homer Stille Cummings at the opening of the Government Baseball League 1936 April 25
- Oversize box-folder 69:2
Homer Stille Cummings delivering address at Illinois State Fair 1936 August 20
- Oversize box-folder 69:2
Homer Stille Cummings at the Lincoln monument in Springfield, Illinois 1936 August
- Oversize box-folder 69:2
Stamford, Connecticut crowd awaiting Franklin Delano Roosevelt 1936 October 23
- Oversize box-folder 69:2
The Attorney General's Golf Tournament, Pinehurst, NC 1936 November 8
- Oversize box-folder 69:2
Signed portrait of Cornelia? 1936 December 25
- Oversize box-folder 69:2
Signed drawing of the second inauguration of Franklin Delano Roosevelt 1937 January 20
- Oversize box-folder 69:2
Signed group portrait of Franklin Delano Roosevelt's cabinet 1937 March 5
- Oversize box-folder 69:2
Professional portraits of Homer Stille Cummings 19377 items
- Oversize box-folder 69:2
Signed group photograph of luncheon in honor of Solicitor General Stanley Reed 1938 January 29
- Oversize box-folder 69:2
Memento of the Presidential Campaign of 1912 (Photograph of Wilson with numerous signatures of leading Democrats presented to Homer Stille Cummings by Guy J. Moser, Congressman from Pennsylvania) 1938 February 25
- Oversize box-folder 69:2
Group photograph of Latin Americans and North Americans, the founding of the Pan American Union, Washington, D.C. signed by Director General L.S. Rowe 1938 May 19
- Oversize box-folder 69:2
Signed portrait of Joseph Jackson 1939 June 15
- Oversize box-folder 69:2
Pinehurst, N.C. Golf Tournament group portrait 1940 November 10
- Oversize box-folder 69:2
Connecticut Presidential Electors, State Capitol, Hartford, Connecticut 1940 December 162 items
- Oversize box-folder 69:2
Signed portrait of Wilbur Stammler 1942 February 23
- Oversize box-folder 69:2
Signed portrait of Frank J. Hogan 1942 December
- Oversize box-folder 69:2
Connecticut Presidential Electors State Capitol, Hartford, Connecticut 1944 December 18
- Oversize box-folder 69:2
Stamford Bar Association Dinner (Thirtieth Anniversary) 1944 December 20
- Oversize box-folder 70:1
Signed portrait drawing of Leon Ricasse 1945 October 1
- Oversize box-folder 70:1
Pinehurst, N.C. Golf Tournament group portrait 1945 November 4
- Oversize box-folder 70:1
Homer Stille Cummings and Julia Cummings, President R. and Mrs. Trujillo [1946]
- Oversize box-folder 70:1
Signed portrait of Mexican President R. Trujillo 1946 February 11
- Oversize box-folder 70:1
President Truman signing Administrative Procedure Act (autograph by Truman) 1946 June 11
- Oversize box-folder 70:1
Portrait drawing of Homer Stille Cummings by Lillian Tutcik 1950 April 10
- Oversize box-folder 70:1
Group portrait of Cummings and Lockwood law firm members, taken at Darien, Connecticut 1950 June 9
- Oversize box-folder 70:1
Signed portrait of Alben W. Barkley 1950 September 29
- Oversize box-folder 70:1
Signed portrait of Bainbridge Colby n.d.
- Oversize box-folder 70:1
Portraits of Homer Stille Cummings and Lockridge taken by Thomas Stephens n.d.
- Oversize box-folder 70:1
Unidentified baby, possibly Homer Stille Cummings' granddaughter n.d.
- Oversize box-folder 70:1
Photographs of Mt. Rushmore under construction n.d.4 items
- Oversize box-folder 70:1
Unidentified photograph of group at banquet in Detroit, Michigan n.d. [ca. 1910-1920?]
- Oversize box-folder 70:1
Photograph of cup presented at Pinehurst, NC Golf Tournament n.d.2 items
- Box 281
Scrapbook of clippings, newspaper accounts, bills, labeled "Yale Univ. vol. A and B" 1888 March-1890 June2 items
- Box 281
Newspaper clippings and quotations taken from cummings diary of philosophical reflections ca. 1910
- Box 281
Newspaper clippings re: Helen Woodruff Smith ca. 1910
- Box 281
Miscellaneous speeches by Homer Stille Cummings 1920-1921
- Box 281
Newspaper clippings: Homer Stille Cummings and Democratic Convention of 1920 1920 June
- Box 281
Newspaper clippings: Wade murder trial 1921 January
- Box 281
Newspaper clippings: European affairs 1923 April-September
- Box 281
Press clippings: Homer Stille Cummings and 1924 Democratic Convention 1924 May-1939 October 1924
- Box 282
Newspaper clippings: Death of Audie S. Cummings, mother of Homer Stille Cummings 1924 August-September
- Box 282
Newspaper clippings: politics 1928-1956
- Box 282
Clippings and notes from Homer Stille Cummings notebook of quotations and jokes ca. 1930?
- Box 282
Press clippings: Connecticut State Prison investigation and Homer Stille Cummings' work as chairman of Governor's Committee 1930 October-1931 January 24 folders
- Box 282
Clippings: Marriage of Homer Stille Cummings to Cecilia Waterbury; Cecilia Cummings and family 1931 April-May
- Box 282
Newspaper clippings: Cabinet wives, including Cecilia Cummings 1933 March
- Box 283
Newspaper clippings re: Homer Cummings Testimonial 1933 April
- Box 283
Miscellaneous notes and clippings of Homer Stille Cummings re: crime ca. 1936
- Box 283
Newspaper clippings: Miscellaneous, mainly dealing with teh visits of Washington and South American diplomats and wives 1941-1948
- Box 283
Newspaper clippings: Trip of Homer Stille Cummings as Attorney General in 1934 1934
- Box 283
Newspaper clippings: Marriage of ulia Alter Cummings to Homer Stille Cummings; Death of Julia Cummings 1942 July; 1955 February
- Box 283
Newspaper clippings: Social life of Homer Stille Cummings 1942 July-19483 folders
- Box 283
Newspaper clippings re: Harry Dexter White 1953 November
- Box 283
Newspaper clippings: Miscellaneous, including social life of Homer Stille Cummings n.d.
- Box 283
Newspaper clippings: Miscellaneous n.d.
Jeremiah Black (1857-1860)
Charles J. Bonaparte (1906-1909)
Benjamin H. Brewster (1881-1909)
Harry M. Daughtery (1921-1924)
Charles Devens (1877-1881)
William M. Evarts (1868-1869)
Thomas Watt Gregory (1914-1919)
John W. Griggs (1898-1901)
Judson Harmon (1895-1897)
Philander C. Knox (1901-1904)
Levi Lincoln (1801-1804)
Joseph McKenna (1897-1898)
James C. McReynolds (1913-1914)
Waynes McVeagh (1881)
William H.H. Miller (1889-1893)
William H. Moody (1904-1906)
Richard Olney (1893-1895)
A. Mitchell Palmer (1919-1921)
Edwards Pierrepont (1875-1876)
Edmund Randolph (1789-1794)
Richard Rush (1814-1817)
Edwin M. Stanton (1860-1861)
Alphonzo Taft (1876-1877)
George W. Wickersham (1909-1913)
George H. Williams (1872-1875)
- Box 283
Group I: Homer Stille Cummings' Professional Activities
Group I. Volumes 1-60, so labelled, of scrapbooks of materials related to Homer Stille Cummings' professional activities, including newspaper clippings, articles, photographs, invitations, programs, cards, letters and telegrams.
Vols. 1-7 (Box 284)
Vol. 1: 1896 September-1897 April
Vol. 2: 1897 April-1898 September
Vol. 3: 1898 September-1899 December
Vol. 4: 1900 January-1900 June
Vol. 5: 1900 July-1900 October
Vol. 6: 1900 October-1901 March
Vol. 7: 1901 April-1902 March
Vols. 8-13 (Box 285)
Vol. 8: 1902 May-1902 October
Vol. 9: 1902 October-1904 January
Vol. 10: 1904 January-1904 September
Vol. 11: 1904 September-1906 March
Vol. 12: 1906 March-1908 December
Vol. 13: 1909 January-1912 April
Vols. 14-18 (Box 286)
Vol. 14: 1912 April-1912 December
Vol. 15: 1913 February-1914 June
Vol. 16: 1914 May-1916 June
Vol. 17: 1916 June-1916 October
Vol. 18: 1916 October-1917 January
Vols. 19-24 (Box 287)
Vol. 19: 1917 March-1919 March
Vol. 20: 1919 March-1919 June
Vol. 21: 1919 April-1919 July
Vol. 22: 1919 July-1920 January
Vol. 23: 1920 January-1920 April
Vol. 24: 1920 April-1920 July
Vols. 25-30 (Box 288)
Vol. 25: 1920 June-1920 September
Vol. 26: 1919 November-1921 May
Vol. 27: 1920 June-1922 June
Vol. 28: 1922 June-1924 February
Vol. 29: 1924 February-1924 July
Vol. 30: 1924 August-1930 April
Vols. 31-36 (Box 289)
Vol. 31: 1930 April-1932 July
Vol. 32: 1932 July-1933 March
Vol. 33: 1933 March-1933 November
Vol. 34: 1933Dec-1934 January
Vol. 35: 1933 April-1934 May
Vol. 36: 1934 April-1934 June
Vols. 37-41 (Box 290)
Vol. 37: 1934 June-1934 September
Vol. 38: 1934 September-1935 January
Vol. 39: 1934 December-1935
Vol. 40: 1935 May-1935 October
Vol. 41: 1935 August-1936 February
Vols. 42-46 (Box 291)
Vol. 42: 1936 February-1936 July
Vol. 43: 1936 June-1936 November
Vol. 44: 1936 October-1937 January
Vol. 45: 1937 January-1937 April
Vol. 46: 1937 April-1937 June
Vols. 47-52 (Box 292)
Vol. 47: 1937 July-1938 January
Vol. 48: 1938 January-1938 April
Vol. 49: 1938 May-1938 October
Vol. 50: 1938 November-1939 December
Vol. 51: 1938 November-1939 January
Vol. 52: 1939 January-1940 January
Vols. 53-57 (Box 293)
Vol. 53: 1940 February-1942 September
Vol. 54: 1942 September-1944 November
Vol. 55: 1944 November-1945 July
Vol. 56: 1945 July-1946 September
Vol. 57: 1946 September-1948 December
Vols. 58-60 (Box 294)
Vol. 58: 1938 July-1950 November
Vol. 59: 1950 September-1952 August
Vol. 60: 1952 July-1956 June - Box 294
Group II. Scrapbooks from Homer Stille Cummings' tenure as Connecticut State's Attorney (vol. 61-62) and his chairmanship of the Democratic National Committee (vol. 63) 1914 December-1919 June
Vol. 61 (1914 December-1916 December)
Vol. 62 (1917 January-1924 November)
Vol. 63 (1919 May-1919 June) - Box 295
Group III. Scrapbooks of letters congratulating Homer Stille Cummings upon the appointment as U.S. Attorney General (vols. 64, 65, 66) and letters upon his resignation (vol. 67) 1933-1939 January
Vol. 64 (1933): Letters arranged alphabetically, A-F, received by Homer Stille Cummings
Vol. 65 (1933): Letters arranged alphabetically, G-M, received by Homer Stille Cummings
Vol. 66 (1933): Letters arranged alphabetically, N-Z, received by Homer Stille Cummings
Vol. 67 (1938 November-1939 January): Letters arranged alphabetically, received by Homer Stille Cummings - Box 296
Group IV. Scrapbooks of newspaper clippings from Homer Stille Cummings' tenure as U.S. Attorney General, 1936-1938 1936 February-1938 December
Vol. 68: 1936 February-1936 July
Vol. 69: 1936 July-1936 December
Vol. 70: 1936 December-1937 April
Vol. 71: 1937 April-1937 November
Vol. 72: 1937 November-1938 October
Vol. 73: 1938 October-1938 December - Box 296
Group V. Miscellaneous oversized scrapbooks relating to Homer Stille Cummings, primarily 1933-1938 1920-1942, primarily 1933-1938Not boxed
Vol. 74 (1933-1937): Scrapbook of photographs
Vol. 75a (1920-1942): Scrapbook of New York newspaper clippings
Vol. 75b (1933 January-1934 January): Scrapbook of newspaper clippings
Vol. 76 (1934 December): Scrapbook of materials re: Attorney General's Conference on Crime
Vol. 77 (1935 February-1938 December): Autograph book - Box 297-298
Group VI. Scrapbooks of newspaper clippings, articles, photographs, cards, and invitations of a personal or social nature, much of the material related to Cecilia Waterbury Cummings 1933-1938
Vol. 78: 1933 March-1934 July Vol. 79: 1934 July-1935 March Vol. 80: 1935 March-1935 December Vol. 81: 1935 December-1936 November Vol. 82: 1936 December-1937 April Vol. 83: 1937 April-1937 September Vol. 84: 1937 April-1937 June (oversized scrapbook clippings and photographs from Nancy Randolph's columns) Vol. 85: 1937 October-1938 June Vol. 86: 1938 May-1939 June
- Box 299
Group VII. Five volumes of condolence letters and telegrams received by Homer Stille Cummings, alphabetically arranged, "In Memoriam Cecilia Cummings" 1939
Vol. 87: 1939 August (Letters "Alley" to "Cummings") Vol. 88: 1939 August (Letters "Daglish" to "Ickes") Vol. 89: 1939 August (Letters "Jackson" to "O'Connor") Vol. 90: 1939 August (Letters "Parker" to "Swope") Vol. 91: 1939 August (Letters "Walker" to "Zak," also sympathy cards)
- Box 300
Group VIII. Early scrapbooks relating to Uriah Cummings and (evidently) Homer Stille Cummings' childhood 1900-1910
Vol. 92: 1900-1903 (Scrapbooks of illustrations and newspaper photographs) Vol. 93: 1900-1904 (Scrapbook of poetry: Uriah Cummings) Vol. 94: 1901 December-1910 March (Scrapbook of newspaper clippings, stories, letters of Uriah Cummings)
- Box 301
1. Marble slab presented to Mayor Homer Stille Cummings by Common Council of Stamford, Conn. [ca. 1902?]
- Box 301
2. Gavel presented to Mayor Homer Stille Cummings by Common Council of Stamford, Conn. [ca. 1902?]
- Box 301
3. Medals from Presidential Inaugurations, etc. 1913-1945
- Box 301
4. Gavel (?) presented to Toastmaaster Homer Stille Cummings (Chairman Democratic National Committee) at Jackson Day Banquet 1920
- Box 301
5. 2 Gavels of Homer Stille Cummings (Temporary Chairman Democratic National Committee) 1920
- Box 301
6. Seal of Department of Justice 1933
- Box 301
7. Quill Pens from Supreme Court - Homer Stille Cummings' first day as Attorney General 1933
- Box 301
8. Pen used by Franklin Delano Roosevelt in signing Federal Procedure Bill - presented to Homer Stille Cummings 1934
- Box 301
9. Gavel presented to Homer Stille Cummings by the members of the Homer Stille Cummings Golf Tournament 1951
- Box 301
10. China donkey from Sam Rayburn Testimonial Dinner 1955
- Box 301
11. Masonic Apron 1955
- Box 301
12. Flag of the Department of Justice (?) 1955
- Box 301
13. American Flag 1955
- Box 301
14. Pins and Medals from Presidential Campaigns and various organizations 1955
- Box 301
15. Banner with Political Buttons, etc. 1955
- Box 301
16. Copper Plaque with Chinese characters 1955
- Box 301
17. Wooden plaque - figure of Homer Stille Cummings 1955
- Box 301
18. Pair of little baby shoes (brown, with rosettes) 1955
- Box 301
19. Copper medallion 1955
- Box 301
20. 1859 Bound Manuscript copy of the Koran 1955Item stored in the vault
- Box 301
21. 1301 Release of lands in Karton, [Lynhurst] to capping, with seal 1955AMs; item stored in the vault
- Box 301
22. [ ] of lands in Karton, Rynebone to [Mynor}, with seal 1955AMs; item stored in the vault
- Box 301
1422 Grant of lands in Karton, [Ringbourne] to [Saundre], with seal 1955AMs; item stored in the vault
- Box 301
1482 Grant [of land], Wale to [Gromday}, with seal 1955AMs; item stored in the vault
- Box 305
Agassiz Association 1924-1930
- Box 305
Agassiz Association claims 1920-1925
- Box 305
American Cone Machine Co. ca. 1923
- Box 305
Benedict vs. Benedict ca. 1924-ca. 1927
- Box 305
Appraisal of the Bilton Machine Tool Co. 19272 bound volumes
- Box 305
Bilton Machine Tool Co., correspondence 1915-19285 folders
- Box 305
Bilton Machine tool. Co. vs. City of Bridgeport 1927-1928
- Box 305
Bilton Machine Tool Co., Mr. Bilton's papers 1925-1928
- Box 305
Bilton Machine Tool Co., litigated claims: a) Warner Shade Novelty Co. Inc.; b) Thorn Machine Co.; c) The Home Oil Burner Co.; d) Automatic Shoe Shiner Corporation 1927-1928
- Box 306
Bilton Machine Tool Co. claims against merchandise creditors 1928
- Box 306
Bilton Machine Tool Co., claims against receiver matters 1920-1924; 1927-19303 folders
- Box 306
Bilton Machine Tool Co., regarding Crane Co. suit 1928
- Box 306
Bilton Machine Tool Co., final divident 1915-19332 folders
- Box 307
Bilton Machine Tool Co., final dividend 1915-1933
- Box 307
Bilton Machine Tool Co., hearing, April 6 1928
- Box 307
Bilton Machine Tool Co., payroll and reports ca. 1928
- Box 307
Bilton Machine Tool Co., pleadings and bonds of employees 1915-19282 folders
- Box 307
Bilton Machine Tool Co., proposed sale 1928
- Box 307
Bilton Machine Tool Co., real estate 1928
- Box 307
Bilton Machine Tool Co., title 1928
- Box 307
Bilton Machine Tool Co. vs. United Aluminum 1925-19382 folders
- Box 308
Bilton Machine Tool Co., purchase orders 1928-19304 folders
- Box 308
"Black Tom" Terminal Explosion 1922-1925
- Box 309
C.W. Blakeslee vs. City of Bridgeport 1927-193010 folders
- Box 309
Clark Blickensderfer 1925
- Box 309
Boccuzzi vs. Blackman 1923
- Box 309
Spruille Braden 1921
- Box 309
Bradley vs. Bradley ca. 1924-1926
- Box 310
Bradshaw vs. United States 1920-1924
- Box 310
Bridgeport Times 1925
- Box 310
M.J. Brooks, M.D. ca. 1928
- Box 310
Grace H. Brosseau vs. Alfred J. Brosseau 1930
- Box 310
F.B. Campbell, personal ca. 1924
- Box 310
Carstairs vs. Ferguson ca. 1911-1912; 1923-19262 folders
- Box 310
A.W. Church vs. E.J. Church 1921-19272 folders
- Box 310
Bainbridge Colby vs. James Imbrie 1930
- Box 310
Connecticut Motor Transportation ca. 1923-1926
- Box 310
Cornell vs. Stollwerck Chocolate Co. 1923-1926
- Box 310
Joseph Davies 1922-19242 folders
- Box 311
Joseph Davies vs. McNeil Terminal Co., et al ca. 19232 folders
- Box 311
Horace W. Davis vs. Charles H. Hubbard 1919-19223 folders
- Box 311
John Ennis 1925
- Box 311
Federal Accounting Corporation vs. Barnum Richardson Co. (District Court of the United States, District of Connecticut) 1922-19252 folders
- Box 311
Fogarty vs. Tunney 1929-19302 folders
- Box 312
Fogarty vs. Tunney 19224 folders
- Box 312
Charles Frosts' records and briefs 19264 folders
- Box 313
Cass Gilbert 1927-1931
- Box 313
Haskell vs. Duke estate 1927-192910 folders
- Box 314
Herzog vs. Cooke 1919-19234 folders
- Box 314
Hincks Brothers 1922
- Box 314
Hudson Motor Car Co. 1926
- Box 314
Ideal Chocolate and Cocoa Co. ca. 1924-1927
- Box 314
Kathwinkel, Max 1922
- Box 314
King vs. Bradshaw 1916-1922
- Box 314
King vs. United States 1920-1924
- Box 314
Walter B. Lashar 1927
- Box 314
Labor Organization 1919
- Box 314
Lasher, Walter B. 1919-1925
- Box 314
Latin American Oil Development Corp. 1925
- Box 314
Lifsey Tours vs. Pickfords 1925
- Box 314
C.S. McCullogh vs. Norton Waterworks 1921
- Box 314
John McMullen ca. 1923
- Box 315
- Box 315
McNeil and Sons Co., Inc. of New York 1920-19212 folders
- Box 315
McNeil and Sons Co. Vs. Barnum Richardson Co. 1920-1921
- Box 315
McNeil and Sons Co. vs. Societe Co.op. Suice de Charben 1920-1921
- Box 315
A.M. Marsh, W.H. O'Hara ca. 1923
- Box 315
F.G. Mather, estate 1925-19292 folders
- Box 315
Dr. R.T. Morris 1922-1925
- Box 315
E.J. Nally 1919
- Box 315
Naugatuck Terminal Co. 19262 folders
- Box 315
New Haven Union 1929
- Box 315
New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railroad Co. vs. United States 1920-1921
- Box 315
J.J. O'Brien vs. W.B. Lashar, et al. 1922-19292 folders
- Box 315
O'Brien vs. Lashar and Anderson 1923-19282 folders
- Box 316
Marie Osborn vs. Clarence F. Osborn 1919
- Box 316
Martha G. Osborne vs. C. Gliddin Osborne 1920-1928
- Box 316
Mrs. G.L. Palmer 1925
- Box 316
Asher Papish 1931-1934
- Box 316
Board of Pardons ca. 1920-1922
- Box 316
Rembrant Peale 1921
- Box 316
E. Pekschine vs. N. Taylor 1925
- Box 316
Wm. Perkins vs. George Haskell 1925
- Box 316
Pickwick Arms, Inc. 1921-1923
- Box 316
Pickwick Holdings Corporation 1925-1927
- Box 316
Mortgage of the Pickwick Arms Inc. to Greenwich Trust Co., trustee 1923
- Box 316
Radio Corporation of America 1920
- Box 316
W.S. Rainsford 1919
- Box 316
Federal Sugar Refining Co. vs. Lehigh Valley Railroad, (Black Tom) ca. 1915-ca. 19253 folders
- Box 316
Barnum Richardson Co. vs. Louis Farello ca. 1919
- Box 316
Riverside property ca. 1925-ca. 1926
- Box 316
Robbins vs. Robbins 1926-1928
- Box 316
Rockwood and Lark vs. A.P.C., et. al. 1924-1927
- Box 317
Matthew Rosenbloom ca. 1925-ca. 19264 folders
- Box 317
J.J. Sadecki vs. Winslow and Gibbs, (Boralio Bagdandis) 1928
- Box 317
F. Schavoir vs. St. Petersburg Securities Corp. 1921
- Box 317
T.A. Scott Co., Inc. ca. 1917-19283 folders
- Box 317
T.A. Scott Co., vs. J.S. Packard Dredging Co., (Newport and Melville jobs) 1920-19252 folders
- Box 318
T.A. Scott Co., Submarine Base removal job ca. 1919-1921
- Box 318
T.A. Scott Co. vs. United States 1917-19213 folders
- Box 318
T.A. Scott Co. vs. United States Shiping Board, "S.S. Lake Crystal" 1919-1920
- Box 318
Sebastian vs. Sebastian ca. 1927
- Box 318
H. Sebastian 1922
- Box 318
Anna M. Semms vs. Myron J. Brooks 1924-1927
- Box 318
Small Claims ca. 1917-ca. 1919
- Box 318
State vs. Joseph Behrman ca. 1926
- Box 318
State vs. Henry Brooks 1927-1928
- Box 318
State vs. Cline 1927
- Box 318
State vs. J.B. Fenn 1927
- Box 318
State vs. Charles Frost ca. 1926-19282 folders
- Box 319
State vs. Charles Frost 1926-19273 folders
- Box 319
State vs. H.R. Hatch 1921
- Box 319
State vs. Knox 1925
- Box 319
State vs. Chin Lung 19272 folders
- Box 319
State vs. Asher Papish 1920-1927
- Box 319
State vs. Richard Perkins 1928
- Box 319
State vs. Sportz 1922-1925
- Box 319
State vs. Stamatim 1924-1925
- Box 319
State vs. L.L. Swanee Co. vs. Ferguson, Jr. 1921-1922
- Box 320
Dr. Ira B. Stilson 1927
- Box 320
Stollwerck Chocolate Co. 1917-192911 folders
- Box 321
Talmadge Estate 1923-19282 folders
- Box 321
Mary Taylor vs. Mrs. George C. Clausen 1923-1928
- Box 321
Nelson Taylor ca. 1927-19283 folders
- Box 321
Nelson Taylor, estate, Will construction suit 1931-1933
- Box 321
Townes Estate 1922-1938
- Box 321
Robina Townes 1926-19294 folders
- Box 322
Robina Townes 1930-1938
- Box 322
R.P. Townes vs. McNeil Terminal Co., et al. ca. 19253 folders
- Box 322
Alfred Grant Walton 1927-1928
- Box 322
Washington Fuel Co. vs. Naugatuck Terminal 1926
- Box 322
Hannah T. Weed vs. Thomas N. Cooke ca. 1919-1920
- Box 322
Sophie G. Wight vs. Caroline Strausholter 1927
- Box 323
The American News Company 1945-1949
- Box 323
American Ship Brokerage Corporation 1945-19496 folders
- Box 323
Charles Bernstein 1946-1955
- Box 323
Richard Bishop 1948
- Box 323
Black Diamond Steamship Corporation 1946
- Box 323
Bowles vs. Lentin 1945
- Box 323
William J. Brady ca. 1953
- Box 323
Paris E. Brengle 1948-1950
- Box 323
C. & S. Corporation 1946-19553 folders
- Box 323
California Tidal & Navigable Waters 1945
- Box 323
Benjamin Cohen 1946
- Box 323
Commander Leslie E. Colby 1945
- Box 323
Connecticut vs. Fair ca. 1938
- Box 323
John W. de Kay (re: Mexican Bonds) 1944
- Box 323
Arch R. Everson vs. Board of Education 1946
- Box 323
Charles Frost (The Redmond Co.) 1951-1956
- Box 323
General Aniline and Film Corporation 1942
- Box 323
George Washington University 1955
- Box 323
Daniel Glasser 1943
- Box 323
Margery Durant Green 1951-1954
- Box 323
Wallace Groves ca. 1944
- Box 323
Eva von Baur Hansl - Wills 1931, 1936, 1942
- Box 323
Haiti - Sugar Company 1951
- Box 323
Major General Stephen G. Henry 1945
- Box 323
Y. Allen Holman 1939
- Box 323
Mrs. George R. Holmes 1951-1952
- Box 323
Hanover Bank 1953
- Box 324
Haskell vs. Perkins, et al. 1938
- Box 324
Herring, Hall, Marvin Safe Co. 1953
- Box 324
Highway Advertisers, Inc. 1953
- Box 324
Joseph G. Hughes 1954
- Box 324
State of Connecticut vs. Harold Israel n.d.
- Box 324
Ernest Jacqua 1942
- Box 324
Jefferson Electric Co. 1954
- Box 324
William Johnson 1944-19524 folders
- Box 324
Judd Family 1952-1955
- Box 324
David E. Langrock 1954
- Box 324
John S. Lawrence 1944-1945
- Box 324
Re: Wildon Lloyd 1947
- Box 324
Joe Lowe Corporation 1949
- Box 324
U.S. vs. Henry Lustig 1949
- Box 324
Walter Maguire 1947
- Box 324
Andrew Makarchuk 1945-1946
- Box 324
Marital Deduction under the Federal Estate Tax 1951 August
- Box 324
J.H. Marsman 1946
- Box 324
Menominee Tribe of Indians vs. United States ca. 1944
- Box 324
Sara Mae Miles 1954 August-October
- Box 324
National Federation of American Shipping 1945
- Box 324
National Pneumatic Co., Inc. 1944, 1951-1952
- Box 324
O'Donnell vs. O'Donnell 1942, 1945
- Box 324
Oil Tanker Case 1954-1955
- Box 324
U.S. vs. Paramount Pictures, et al. 1935, 1938
- Box 324
Pendleton Iron Ore 1953
- Box 324
Costica Popa 1949
- Box 324
Public Power & Water Company 1954 August
- Box 324
Radio Voice of New Hampshire 1952-1954
- Box 324
Remington Rand vs. Isabel Dysort Buch, et al. 1954
- Box 324
Reade Shirts 1951-1952
- Box 324
Albert L. Reeves 1953
- Box 324
Residential Clinics 1955-1956
- Box 325
Rock Creek Park ca. 1953
- Box 325
Rollins College 1943-1948
- Box 326
Rollins College 1943-1948
- Box 326
U.S. vs. Joseph Rutkin, et al. 1943
- Box 326
Henry Sanderson - Wills 1934, 1945, 1946
- Box 326
Alvin E. Sandroff, et al. vs. U.S. 1946 October
- Box 326
Schering Corporation 1945
- Box 326
Philip Schleit vs. Cummings, Stanley, Truit & Cross 1949
- Box 326
Re: Warren L. Schryver 1945-1955
- Box 326
U.S. vs. Michael Shapiro, et al. 1951
- Box 326
James D. Smith Estate 1952, 1955
- Box 326
Re: Morton Sobell 1953, 1956
- Box 326
Wilbur Stammler
- Box 326
Supreme Court Arguments 1941-1948
- Box 326
Re: Samuel W. Taylor 1940, 1941
- Box 326
Re: William Tegtmeyer 1951, 1953
- Box 326
Re: Emmanuel Thebner 1942, 1943
- Box 326
Re: Montgomery Ward Thorne 1954 July
- Box 326
Turkish Railway Administration vs. Vulcan Iron Works 1953, 1955
- Box 326
Re: David M. Ulman 1945, 1951
- Box 326
Van Norstrand vs. Vapor Heating Company 1955, 1956
- Box 327-330
Oil Case Transcripts 1915
- Box 326
Source Files for Federal Justice by Homer Stille Cummings & Carl McFarland ca. 1750-1938
- Oversize box-folder 70:2
Certificate of Oney Carstarphen's appointment as Surveyor General of Colorado 1887 January 24
- Oversize box-folder 70:2
Homer Stille Cummings certificate from Buffalo Training School 1888 June 1
- Oversize box-folder 70:2
Homer Stille Cummings Bachelor of Philosophy degre from Yale University 1891
- Oversize box-folder 70:2
Homer Stille Cummings award of membership in the Kent Club, Yale Univesity 1893 June 27
- Oversize box-folder 70:2
Homer Stille Cummings law degree from Yale University 1893
- Oversize box-folder 70:2
Homer Stille Cummings certificate of admission to the Connecticut State Bar 1893 June 28
- Oversize box-folder 70:2
Homer Stille Cummings certificate of admission to the New York State Fair 1907 November 6
- Oversize box-folder 70:2
Homer Stille Cummings certificate to practice law in the Southern District Court of New York 1914 November 16
- Oversize box-folder 70:3
Homer Stille Cummings certificate of admission as Attorney and Counselor of the U.S. Supreme Court 1915 December 6
- Oversize box-folder 70:3
Homer Stille Cummings certificate to practice law in the Eastern District Court of New York 1922 May 3
- Oversize box-folder 70:3
Homer Stille Cummings honorary law degree from Rollins College, Florida 1924 February 26
- Oversize box-folder 70:3
Homer Stille Cummings honorary law degree from Oglethorpe University, Georgia 1934 May 27
- Oversize box-folder 70:3
Cecelia Cummings certificate of appointment as aide-de-camp to the Governor of Kentucky's staff 1935 May 9
- Oversize box-folder 70:3
Homer Stille Cummings Doctor of Humane Letters degree from Lincoln Memorial University, Tennessee 1935 June 3
- Oversize box-folder 70:3
Homer Stille Cummings honorary degree, Marshall College, New Jersey 1935 June 11
- Oversize box-folder 70:3
Homer Stille Cummings certificate of admission to the Bar of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia 1935 December 12
- Oversize box-folder 70:3
Homer Stille Cummings "Doctor of Oratory" degree from the White House Correspondents' Associatin 1937 June 28
- Oversize box-folder 70:3
Homer Stille Cummings honorary law degree from pennsulvania Military College, Pennsylvania 1938 June 7
- Oversize box-folder 70:3
Resolution of Esteem presented to Homer Stille Cummings by the Bar Association of the District of Columbia upon his retirement as U.S. Attorney General 19392 items
- Oversize box-folder 70:3
Homer Stille Cummings certificate of admission as Attorney and Counsellor in the United States Customs Court 1940 April 9
- Oversize box-folder 70:3
Homer Stille Cummings certificate of admission as Attorney and Counsellor of the United States Court of Appeals, Washington, DC 1940 June 18
- Oversize box-folder 70:3
Homer Stille Cummings appointment as an Elector for the President and Vice-President of the U.S., for the State of Connecticut 1940 December 13
- Oversize box-folder 70:3
Wedding certificate of Homer Stille Cummings and Julia M. Alter, Cockeysville, Maryland 1942 July 13
- Oversize box-folder 70:3
Certification of the results of the balloting by the Electors of the State of connecticut (Homer Stille Cummings was an Elector) for President and Vice-President of the U.S. 1944 December 182 items
- Oversize box-folder 70:3
Homer Stille Cummings certification as a Benefactor of the Holy Land, granted by the Commissariat of the Holy Land, Franciscan Monastery, Washington, DC 1947 September 26
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Memorial booklet presented to Homer Stille Cummings by the Federal Bar Association n.d.
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"The Explanation Courteous," by C.K. Berryman, Washington Evening Star 1933 August 24
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"Wouldn't It Be Awful if they Got Away with Uncle!" by C.K. Berryman, Washington Evening Star 1933 August 25
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"Another Hoardin' Problem," by C.K. Berryman, Washington Evening Star 1933 September 28
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"Go Get Some Gold, Buddy, and I'll Take You On!" by C.K. Berryman, Washington Evening Star 1933
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"It's All Clinkered Up and Needs Cleanin!" by C.K. Berryman, Washington Evening Star 1933
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"he's Undoubtedly a Human Flea and Strong for Disarmament!" by C.K. Berryman, Washington Evening Star 1934
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"Certainly Looks Like the Big Ones Somehow Get Away" by C.K. Berryman, Washington Evening Star 1934
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"And From reports It's Going to be Much Colder!" by C.K. Berryman, Washington Evening Star 1934
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"William Tell Overture" by C.K. Berryman, Washington Evening Star 1937 April 6
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"I Thought You Looked Him Up!" by by C.K. Berryman, Washington Evening Star 1937 September 16
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"Nothing Wrong With Selling Those Democratic Boosk, Bertie, But We Ought to Fix It So It Won't Happen Here Again," by C.K. Berryman, Washington Evening Star 1937 December 29
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"The Constitution Is What the Attorney General Says It Is!" by C.K. Berryman, Washington Evening Star 1937
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"One Is a Very Important Position" by C.K. Berryman, Washington Evening Star 1937
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"Go Get 'Em Mr. Cummings," by A.C. Warfel, St. Louis Post Dispatch 1937
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"General Cummings, Cliff Says Here's That Election Wager Cartoon -- He Thinks You're a Chiseler -- You Could Just as Easily Bet Six Termas as Three," by C.K. Berryman, Washington Evening Star 1945 March 4
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Photograph of two pages of letterbook of Edmund Randolph 1792-1795
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Photograph of intial entry in the official copybook of William Wirt 18172 items
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Graph of conditions in Germany and Austria-Germany in World War I n.d.
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Blueprints of property owned by Homer Stille Cummings in Stamford, Connecticut 1923, 1929
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Maps of the travels of Homer Stille Cummings and Cecilia Cummings 1931
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Certificate of Homer Stille Cummings' appointment as Attorney General 1933 March 4
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Promotional placard for Federal Justice by Homer Stille Cummings and Carl McFarland 1937
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Letters of Homer Stille Cummings and Franklin Delano Roosevelt re: Homer Stille Cummings' resignation 1938 December 23 and 31
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Letter from Franklin Delano Roosevelt to Harold Stephens re: a dinner for Homer Stille Cummings 1939 January
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Reproduction of Vasari's portrait of Lorzenzo dei' Medici n.d.
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Reproduction of Pontormo's Portrait of Cosimo dei' Medici n.d.
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Banner with political buttons and badges ca. 1900-1950
- Pen (with certificate) used by Franklin Delano Roosevelt in signing an act which created twenty additional federal judgeships, presented to Homer Stille Cummings 1938 May 31Physical Location: Not in folders
- Pen (with certificate) used by Franklin Delano Roosevelt in signing the Federal Juvenile Delinquency Act, presented to Homer Stille Cummings 1938Physical Location: Not in folders
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Photograph of testimonial dinner to Leo A. Rover 1934 February
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Photograph of dedication of the Department of Justice Building 1934 October
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Certificate, with pen used by Franklin Delano Roosevelt in signing a crime bill 1934 May
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Certificate of Homer Stille Cummings' recommendation re: prescription by Supreme Court of uniform rules of Criminal procedure, and the pen Franklin Delano Roosevelt used to sign the act of authorization 1938 June
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Certificate given to Homer Stille Cummings from the staff of hte Bureau of War Risk Litigation 1939 January
- Oversize Tray Othertype:
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Certificate re: Homer Stille Cummings' recommendation on independent control of the Federal Judiciary of its own budget and administration, and pen Franklin Delano Roosevelt used to enact this 1939 August
- "SPURS FINGERPRINT DRIVE" (Paramount News) [ca. 1934]35 mm black-and-white nitrate film with sound
"New York--A Rockefeller's prints go on record -- Attorney General Cummings, in Washington, urges public support."
- "CLEAN UP TEXAS GANG!" (Paramount News) [1934]35 mm black-and-white nitrate film with sound
"Dallas -- 22 nabbed by U.S. agents for aiding southwest desperado Clyde Barrow, slain in gunfight last May."
- "RACKET EXPOSE STUNS N.Y." (Paramount News) [ca. 1934]35 mm black-and-white nitrate film with sound
"New York -- Gangster income from policy racket shown to be 200 million yearly! Sensational expose uncovers nation-wide scandal."
- "AMERICAN LEGION ON PARADE" (Pathe News) [ca. 1935]35 mm black-and-white nitrate film with sound
- "NEWS FLASHES" (unidentified) (Pathe News) [ca. 1935]35 mm black-and-white nitrate film with sound
[Ceremony establishing a "Univesity of Crime"]
- "OPEN JUSTICE BUILDING" (Paramount News) [1935-1936]35 mm black-and-white nitrate film with sound
"Washington -- President at dedication of Department's new $11,000,000 home! Attorney General Cummings and S[cott] M[arion] Loftin, Bar Association Head, Speak."
- "PICKED POLICE STUDY UNDER U.S. EXPERTS" [in Washington, DC] (Paramount News" [ca. 1936]35 mm black-and-white nitrate film with sound
- "U.S. READY TO SMASH POULTRY RACKETEERS" [in New York City] (Paramount News) [ca. 1936]35 mm black-and-white nitrate film with sound
- Untitled. [Seconding speech at Presidential nominating convention] (Universal News Service) [1936]35 mm black-and-white nitrate film with sound
- Untitled. [Military award ceremony] 193335 mm black-and-white nitrate film with sound
Installation of Edward A. Hayes as Commander of the American Legion
- Mini Trays Othertype: 95-97,
Item 103
Uriah Cummings (Father of Homer Stille Cummings) at 21 years of age [1854]Ambrotype (mother-of-pearl case)
- Mini Trays Othertype: 95-97,
Item 104
Uriah Cummings (Father of Homer Stille Cummings) at 17 years of age [1850]Daguerreotype (mother-of-pearl case)
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Item 105
Uriah Cummings (Father of Homer Stille Cummings) with violin at 19 years of age [1852]Daguerreotype
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Item 106
Uriah and Audie Cummings (Homer Stille Cummings' parents) 1868Tintype
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Item 107
Audelia Lawrence Weekes (Stille) (Homer Stille Cummings' maternal grandmother) n.d.Daguerreotype
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Item 108
Jacob Schuyler Stille (Homer Stille Cummings' maternal grandfather) n.d.Daguerreotype
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Item 109
Arny Smith Ostram (Homer Stille Cummings' great-grandmother) with Audie Schuyler Stille (Homer Stille Cummings' mother) at 3 years of age [1850]Daguerreotype
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Item 110
Dewitt Clinton Stille (Homer Stille Cummings' great uncle) with Audie Schuyler Stille (Homer Stille Cummings' mother) at 8 years of age [1855]Daguerreotype
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Item 111
Nelson Stille (Homer Stille Cummings' great-uncle) n.d.Ambrotype
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Item 112
Emma Barton Ba[rnes] (half sister to Homer Stille Cummings' maternal grandmother) [at 18 years of age] n.d.Ambrotype
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Item 113
Elwood Fleet Doty (son of Harriet Weekes Doty) n.d.Ambrotype
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Item 114
Unidentified woman n.d.Ambrotype
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Item 115
Unidentified man n.d.Daguerreotype
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Item 116
Unidentifiedsoldier n.d.Ambrotype
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Item 117
Unidentified man n.d.Ambrotype
- Audio Recordings file Othertype: P. 493
Homer Cummings addresses entitled "Summons to Duty" and "President Wilson," delivered at the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco. Part of the nation's Forum series recorded by Columbia Gramaphone. 1920 June 28
- Audio Recordings file Othertype: P. 494
William Howard Taft addresses entitled "Democratic Policy Prevents Restoration of Prosperity." Victor Record [1920]
- Audio Recordings file Othertype: P. 495
William Jennings Bryan address entitled "The Tariff Question." Victor Record [1920?]
- Audio Recordings file Othertype: P. 496
President Roosevelt radio "Fireside Chat." Transcroption by the Radio and Film Methods Corporation 1935 April 28
- Audio Recordings file Othertype: P. 497
President Roosevelt "Bonus Speech." Radio and Film Methods Corporation transcription. 1935 May 22
- Audio Recordings file Othertype: P. 498
"March on with Roosevelt." Words and music by Gene Dabney, National Recording 1936
- Audio Recordings file Othertype: P. 499-a
Homer Cummings address (?) at the Democratic National Convention. Audio-Scriptions Recording, Slides 1 and 3. 1936 June 26
- Audio Recordings file Othertype: P. 499-b
Homer Cummings address (?) at the Democratic National Convention. Audio-Scriptions Recording, Slides 2 and 4. 1936 June 26
- Audio Recordings file Othertype: P. 500
Farewell message of King Edward VIII. Recording by Kugel Advertising Services. 1936 December 11
- Audio Recordings file Othertype: P. 501-a
Homer Cummings address entitled "Reorganizing the Courts." Audio-Scriptions, sides 1 and 3. 1937 February 14
- Audio Recordings file Othertype: P. 501-b
Homer CUmmings address entitled "Reorganizing the Courts." Audio-Scriptions Recording, sides 2 and 4. 1937 February 14
- Audio Recordings file Othertype: P. 502-a
Homer Cummings address entitled "The Second Chance." WSSR transcription service, Stamford, Connecticut, parts 1 and 3. 1944 November 5
- Audio Recordings file Othertype: P. 502-b
Homer Cummings address entitled "The Second Chance." WSSR transcription service, Stamford, Connecticut, parts 2 and 4. 1944 November 5
- Audio Recordings file Othertype: P. 503-a
Homer Cummings address entitled "The Eve of Victory." WSSR transcription service, Stamford, Connecticut, parts 1 and 3. 1944 November 6
- Audio Recordings file Othertype: P. 503-b
Homer Cummings address entitled "The Eve of Victory." WSSR transcription service, Stamford, Connecticut, parts 2 and 4. 1944 November 6
- Audio Recordings file Othertype: P. 504
The Hyde Park Service for President Roosevelt, as described by Bankhage over the Blue network, American Broadcasting Company. 1945 April 15
- Audio Recordings file Othertype: P. 505-a
Homer Cummings address (?) at the Connecticut Democratic State Central Committee. WSTC transcription service, Stamford, Connecticut. Parts A and C. 1946 November 2
- Audio Recordings file Othertype: P. 505-b
Homer Cummings address (?) at the Connecticut Democratic State Central Committee. WSTC transcription service, Stamford, Connecticut. Parts B and D. 1946 November 2
- Audio Recordings file Othertype: P. 506-a
"Boomerang," by the Screen Guild Players. Reference Recording, Washington, DC. Parts 1 and 5. 1947 November 10
- Audio Recordings file Othertype: P. 506-b
"Boomerang," by the Screen Guild Players. Reference Recording, Washington, DC. Parts 2 and 6. 1947 November 10
- Audio Recordings file Othertype: P. 506-c
"Boomerang," by the Screen Guild Players. Reference Recording, Washington, DC. Parts 3 and 7. 1947 November 10
- Audio Recordings file Othertype: P. 506-d
"Boomerang," by the Screen Guild Players. Reference Recording, Washington, DC. Parts 4 and 8. 1947 November 10
- Audio Recordings file Othertype: P. 507
Address by Homer Cummings for U.S. Senator Brien McMahon, Sound Studios Recording, Washington, DC 1950 October 30
- Audio Recordings file Othertype: P. 508
"The Spirit of Burning Tree." An informal talk by Merle Thorpe on the occasion of the 1953 Harvest Home Dinner. REcorded by the Burning Tree Club. 1953
- Audio Recordings file Othertype: P. 509
Untitled recording by Speak-O-Phone, Inc. n.d.
- Audio Recordings file Othertype: P. 510
Unlabled recording by Audio-Scriptions. n.d.
- Audio Recordings file Othertype: P. 511
Unlabled recording by Audio-Scriptions. n.d.
- Audio Recordings file Othertype: P. 512
Unlabled recording by Audio-Scriptions. n.d.
- Audio Recordings file Othertype: P. 513
Untitled transcription, manufactured by Presto, USA n.d.
- Audio Recordings file Othertype: P. 514
Untitled transcription, manufactured by Presto, USA n.d.