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Written by John A. Dolan, a history of the Hale and Dorr law firm, including a chapter entitled Joseph Nye Welch, a graduate of Grinnell College (1914) and a research subject of Duane Krohnke. It also specifically details Welch's confrontation with Joseph McCarthy, and the trial in which Welch represented the United States Army.

From the Grinnell College Alumni Office, newsletters for the class of 1914 entitled Your '14 Classletter. They detail Welch's life and career after Grinnell as well as some of his then current projects, including his representation of the Army when under fire by Joseph McCarthy, as well as his lucid series on the constitution for OMNIBUS, as quoted from the newsletter dated January 1958. There are in total two photocopied documents and a page of Duane Krohnke's handwritten notes on the papers.

includes a brief biographical sketch on John Lord O'Brian and the finding aid for the John Lord O'Brian Papers at the Charles B. Sears Law Library, where Krohnke conducted his research

includeds O'Brian's public remarks at the time of Burling's death to family and coworkers as well as an Aide-memoir about Edward B. Burling by O'Brian

Several letters written back and forth between John Voelker and Joseph Welch.

Various items used during research of Joseph Welch by Duane Krohnke including booklets, articles and movie reviews of Anatomy of a Murder.

An assortment of several articles and accounts on the McCarthy trial, which Welch was apart of as the representative for the United States Army.

A bound booklet written by the Honorable Frank M. Coffin on the role judges and lawyers play in society. Duane Krohnke wrote the introduction to the booklet, entitled Frank M. Coffin - A Personal Appreciation.

Convocation program entitled American Culture at Mid-Century, as well as a list of major addresses of the convocation and transcripts of those major addresses, including a lecture given by Joseph Welch, '14, one of Krohnke's subjects of research.

Includes a photocopy of The Burling Books: Ancestors and Descendants of Edward and Grace Burling, Quakers and Krohnke's handwritten notes

information on the law firm, Covington and Burling, that Edward B. Burling started and ran

includes Acheson's obituary, a photocopy of Morning and Noon by Dean Acheson, a photocopy of Among Friends: Personal Letters of Dean Acheson, a photocopy of Fragments of My Fleece by Dean Acheson, Krohnke's handwritten notes, and printouts of Acheson's publications from online library catalogs

contains materials about Burling's original dedication in 1959 and rededication in 1983

articles about the U.S.-Norway arbitration case in which the firm Covington and Burling was involved

photocopies of some of John Lord O'Brian's file of various law office memoranda regarding cases and internal events.