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Folder 1 Mobilization: Correspondence regarding mobilization and manpower. Folder 2 War Cabinet: Correspondence and notes regarding the War Cabinet. Folder 3 Morgenthau Plan: “American Policy for Treatment of Germany After Surrender,” September 1, 1944; “American Draft of Directive for Germany in the Period Immediately Following the Cessation of Organized Resistance”; “Treatment of Germany,” September 15, 1944. Folder 4 War Economy: “My Recent Trip: Statement by General Marshall,” December 28, 1943; “Public Opinion- The NRPB Report and Social Security,” April 28, 1943; “Jobs After the War” Folder 5 War Manpower: “Austin Manpower Bill- S. 2805,” Oscar Cox, October 5, 1942; “The Job Facing Us Today Is One of Action and Policy Rather Than One of Arithmetic”; “Principles and Assumption to Be Applied by the Army and Navy in Connection With a Program of Universal Military Training,” September 7, 1944. Folder 6 Munitions Assignment Board: Minutes of Meetings 1942-1945 Folder 7 Lend- Lease Transfers 1941: “The Consolidated Statement of Production: British, Canadian, American” Folder 8 Phase II: “Chronology of Discussions Concerning Lend- Lease to U.K. and Related Matters January 1943 to date,” September 16, 1944; “Policy Concerning Assignments of Lend- Lease Munitions Following the Defeat of Germany,” May 5, 1944; “Lend Lease and Civilian Production- U.S. and U.K.,” August 21, 1944; “Lend Lease Policy After Defeat of Germany,” September 7, 1944. Folder 9 Free French: “The French Committee of National Liberation,” Robert D. Murphy, June 6, 1943; Correspondence with Giraud Folder 10 Great Britain Morale 1942: “The British Rejections of Operation Sledgehammer, An Alternative Motive,” Joseph L. Strange, June 24, 1980. Folder 11 Lesser Allies: Correspondence with and regarding NewZealand, Poland, Canada, Australia and the Netherlands. Folder 12 Eastern Europe: Correspondence regarding bomber supply for Poland. Folder 13 USSR 1943: “Hopkins on Russian Problems,” Davies Diary Entry, April 19, 1943; “Minutes of Meeting of President’s Soviet Protocol Committee,” February 23, 1943; “Memorandum Prepared for President of Chronological Development of Stalin’s Attitude as I Analyzed It,” Davies Diary Entry, March 1943; “Roosevelt on Churchill and Stalin,” Davies Diary Entry, April 12, 1943. Folder 14 Kottman U.S. - Soviet Relations: Notes from various works on U.S. Soviet Relations. Folder 15 Yalta: “How Haste Could Lose the Peace,” Davies Diary Entry, October 11, 1944.

Job Cushman letters. 1855-1879: From Cushman, Kingston, Mass. to Trustees, President, Treasurer; primarily about donations to Grinnell College Davenport property: deed, correspondence with Bishop Lee about sale of property to Griswold College, 1859-1863. Executive Committee of Board of Trustees. Annual reports. 1847-1903, 1905. Reports cover finances, acquisition and sale of property, construction and repairs of college buildings, details of burning of East College (Dec 1871) faculty appointments, and other topics. Faculty committee reports, 1909, 1921. Faculty reports to Board of Trustees, 1848-1889. Annual summaries of curriculum, religion, science apparatus, library, statistics, student discipline, proposals for the future, etc. Some correspondence included from L. F. Parker, von Cuellen, H. W. Parker, S. J. Buck.

Students' Army Training corps (SATC), World War I.: Correspondence, description of program, policy statements on granting college credit, war service rosters from St. Olaf and Oberlin statistics, newspaper clippings, daily course schedules, etc. Presidents' Reports to Board of Trustees. 1871, 1881, 1883, 1885, 1891, 1894, 1897, 1900, 1903-1906. Rand Gymnasium for Women. Correspondence during construction. Feb. 1897-Feb. 1898. Treasurer's vouchers. 1853-1857. Secretary-Treasurer's Reports. 1849-1880. (incomplete)

Secretary-Treasurer's Reports. 1881-1916 (incomplete)

Secretary's Reports: 1903-1916 (financial statements) Special committees of Trustees. Reports. 1854-1873: Includes Examining Committee Reports, Ways and Means, J. B. Grinnell's 1883 report on fund raising to rebuild after cyclone, insurance and rebuilding after 1883 cyclone, committee on relation of Dr. Magoun to college, 1997, Mears Cottage building 1887, telescope, instruction and instructors, Music Department, faculty. Department of Applied Christianity, etc. Trustee Minutes and Resolutions: 1859, 1864, 1872, 1875, 1879, 1887, 1890-1905. Trustee Report to Faculty: 1903, 1904.

Beaton, Isabella, 1930 Benson, Charles G., 1950-51 Benson, Lena C. & Christopherson, Chris, 1870, 1908, 1948-60 Bettendorf, Elizabeth, 1921 Betz, Paul T., 1980 Bigelow, Geneva, 1950-52 Blachly, Clarence, 1963-72 Black, M.E. and Olive C., 1933 Blatherwick, John & Bertha E., 1946-57 Bleamaster, Wilfred C. and Abbie Dillon, 1959-62 Bliss, Elenora S., 1948 Blomberg, Axel H., 1970 Blossom, Charles A., 1928-42 Booknau, Henry R., 1917-25 Bowen, A.B., Mrs. & Mrs. F.W. Wyatt, 1930-39 Bradley, James L., 1966 Bradley, Sarah H., 1928-35 Brande, Edward Dawson, 1940-46 Bray, Evelyn S., 1929-60 Breed, Maggie, 1911 Brenniman, Bertha, 1952-56 Brinton, M.H., 1908 Brody, Arthur David, 1959 Brody, Edna S., 1977 Brody, Harry, 1960 Brody, Jennie R., 1983-84

Brown, Margaret N., 1941-44 Brown, Ruth Ida, 1970-71 Brown, Wortha D., 1963-69 Bruce, Rosmer L., 1971-73 Brundage, Pauline, 1972-76 Bryan, Harold E., 1983-84 Bryant, Vesta, 1912 Buckley, Parke, 1909-22 Buckman, Lorraine V., 1982-84 Bucksbaum, Isaac, 1953-63 Burchard property; Gilfillan Building, 1916-23 Burgett Charitable Remainder Unitrust, 1982-85 Burt, Lillian, 1947 Burton, Grace C., 1959-60 Burton, Grace 1966-67 Burton, Theodore F., 1929-30 Cady, Irene H., 1982 Camery, Lura G., 1982-83 Campbell, Harriet P. & John, 1924-38 Campbell, Pearl, 1944 Carhart, Lester Ashton, 1955-57 Carnegie Library Endowment, 1907-08

Darby, J.F. & Marine P., 1948-56 Davis, Aymer D., 1964-81 Davis, Chester C. & Helen S., 1968-78 Davis, Clara G., 1964-65 Davis, Elizabeth D., 1976-77 Davis, Kathryn, 1983-84 Davis, May, 1942-66 Davis, May J., 1922-53 Davis, Ray, 1962-66 Dee, Fred M. & Ida M., 1931-52 Dibble, LeRoy & Martha, 1916-38 Dickens, Charles F., 1971-72 Dickey, Claude G., 1927-66 Dickson, Carol, 1982 Diehl, Harry, 1952 Dieterich, Mary, 1982-83 Dill, Vienna, 1930-34

Falkenhainer, Chester O., 1963 Fellows, Bertha W., 1962-81 Fellows, Maude B. and Jessie L., 1935-57 Felt, Benjamin F. and Agnes, 1914-43 Felt Farm, 1926-75 Fenno, Grace Lee, 1950 Fidelity National Bank, Kansas City, 1937-52 Fife, W.A., 1954-63 Finkbine, Helen S., 1981 Fisher, C.E., 1959-60< Fisher, Mary J., 1941 Fitch, A. Elizabeth, 1910-17 Fitch, Julia S., 1927-63 Fleck, Raymond C., 1964-69 Fletcher, Harold A., 1968-69 Ford Foundation, 1955-60 Forest Inc., 1932-42 Foss, Clara, 1965 Fossum, Daniel, 1947-76 Foundry, 1944-51 Fox, Edwin L. and Carol S., 1969-72

Frank, Ella Field, 1922-49 French, Kathryn M., 1962-73 The Friars, 1961 Gansert, Doris W., 1988 Geller, George R., 1952-53 Gilbert, Elias, 1892 Gill, Naomi, 1981-82 Gillin, John L. and Etta Shaffner, 1958-59 Glann, Dorothy C., 1982 Gorrell, J.R., 1909-38 Gossau, John H., 1982 Gove, Lillie J., 1899-1966 Graves, Bessie B., Gray, Russell, 1959 Gracy, De Ette, 1972-73 Gray, Silas W., 1925-45 Griffin, Marion E., 1939-43 Grilk, Charles, 1942-48 Grimes, Elizabeth S., 1879 Grinnell State Bank, 1916-27 Guldner, Ludwig, 1974-78 Haas, C.M., 1915 Hackler, Charles W., 1948 Hadley Company, 1963-67 Haines, Joanna H., 1910-31 Hallowell, Hazel M., 1958-59 Hammond, J.W., 1909-80 Hancock, Charles, 1911-19 Hardin, J.F., 1915 Harnagel, Alice B., 1978 Harnagel, George, Jr., 1963 Harrah, George D., 1955 Harrison, Clara, 1961 Hart, Irving H., 1909-59 Hart, Neva H., 1988 Haskell, Martha G., 1908-21 Hawk, Rupert A., 1960-62 Hayes, Neva, 1969-70 Hays, Marie, 1965 Heath, John R. Heinrichs, Otto, 1958-91 Hendrickson, Oron M. and Minnie I., 1962-68

Class Fund letters, 1981-88 (7 folders)

3 albums of photos and letters

One folder of letters from J. T. H. Main to Underwood 1917-29, a brief autobiography of Mrs. Hamlin, and a scrapbook of clippings, primarily about President Main at the time of his death in 1931.

Audiocassettes of performances of: Broken ground. Performed by the Des Moines Symphony and Grinnell Singers, 1996. Chamber symphony, for 31 instruments. Performed by Netherlands Radio Chamber Orchestra, 1985. Duo variations for double bass & harp. Performed by John Chiego (double bass) and Jeanmarie Chenette (harp), 1991. Eric Hermannson’s soul (2 tapes). Four character pieces; for flute and piano. Performed by Claudia Anderson (flute) and Richard Gloss (piano), 1992. Idyll. Performed by Leslie Morgan (soprano), Margaret Linnan (flute), and Jeanmarie Chenette (harp), 1982. Jazmines. Performed by ten performers including Jeanmarie Chenette, Ken Goldsmith, and Terry King, 1986. Oh Millersville! Performed by Kristie Tigges (soprano) and Elizabeth Mollison (piano), 1992. Oh Millersville! Performed by Amy Johnson (soprano) and Richard Gordon (piano), 1990 and orchestral version performed by Kristie Tigges (soprano) and the Dubuque Symphony Orchestra. Liberty from the Tyranny of 12 equal tones. 1989. Out of the land. Performed by the Grinnell Singers, 1992. Posthumous Orpheus. Performed by Catherine King, mezzo-soprano, and Jacob Heringman, lute, 1995. Triple feature. Performed by the Cedar Rapids Symphony Chamber Orchestra, 1994.   Note: Copies of these recordings that may be listened to are available in the Listening Room, Burling Library.

Prairie voices; compact disc demo recording. 1995. [Note: a copy is available in the Listening Room, Burling Library.]   Programs, published reviews: Eric Hermannson’s soul Oh Millersville Broken Ground   Photographs of Swander, Carey, Hunter