COLLECTIONS

Volume 6: The Whole World Hangs in the Balance

6-001 From Col George Underwood, January 9, 1947
6-002 To James F. Byrnes, January 10, 1947
6-003 To Mrs. John B. Wilson, January 11, 1947
6-004 Statement at Union Station, January 21, 1947
6-005 To Arthur H. Vandenberg, January 22, 1947
6-006 To Walter G. Andrews, January 22, 1947
6-007 To General Henry H. Arnold, January 22, 1947
6-008 To Henry A. Wallace, January 27, 1947
6-009 To E.M. O’Byrne, January 27, 1947
6-010 To Cordell Hull, January 28, 1947
6-011 Meeting of the Secretaries of State, January 29, 1947
6-012 To Walter Bedell Smith, January 30, 1947
6-013 To James V. Forrestal, February 1, 1947
6-014 To Major Reginald Winn, February 3, 1947
6-015 To Madame Chiang Kai-Shek, February 5, 1947
6-016 To Robert A. Lovett, February 6, 1947
6-017 Memorandum for the President, February 6, 1947
6-018 Memorandum for the President, February 7, 1947
6-019 Memorandum of the Press and Radio News Conference, February 7, 1947
6-020 Memorandum for John Carter Vincent, February 12, 1947
6-021 Meeting with the French Ambassador, February 12, 1947
6-022 Testimony Before the Senate Foreign Relations, February 14, 1947
6-023 To Dean G. Acheson, February 14, 1947
6-024 To Robert A. Lovett, February 18, 1947
6-025 To James F. Byrnes, February 18, 1947
6-026 Speech at Princeton University, February 22, 1947
6-027 Memorandum of Conversation with British Ambassador, February 24, 1947
6-028 To Robert E. Sherwood, February 25, 1947
6-029 Statement to Congressional Leaders, February 27, 1947
6-030 Speech to the American Red Cross, March 2, 1947
6-031 Testimony on the Department of State Budget, March 3, 1947
6-032 Memorandum for Mr. Vincent, March 4, 1947
6-033 To Mrs. John J. Singer, March 4, 1947
6-034 Statement at National Airport, March 5, 1947
6-035 Remarks to the President of France, March 6, 1947
6-036 To Dean G. Acheson, March 7, 1947
6-037 Memorandum of Conversation, March 10, 1947
6-038 Memorandum of Conversation Monsieur Georges Bidault, March 13, 1947
6-039 Statement of Reconstruction of Germany, March 14, 1947
6-040 Summary of Marshall’s Reports on Meetings, March 10-21,1947
6-041 To Major General Clayton L. Bissell, March 22, 1947
6-042 Notes on Conversation with Mr. Bevin, March 22, 1947
6-043 Summary of Marshall’s Meetings, March 22-31, 1947
6-044 Statement to Council of Foreign Ministers, March 31, 1947
6-045 To Sally G. Chamberlin, March 31, 1947
6-046 Summary of Marshall’s Reports on Meetings, April 1-6, 1947
6-047 To Dean G. Acheson, April 7, 1947
6-048 Notes on Conversation with British Foreign Minister, April 8, 1947
6-049 To Dean G. Acheson, April 8, 1947
6-050 Summary of Marshall’s Meetings, April 8-15, 1947
6-051 To Mrs. John B. Wilson, April 14, 1947
6-052 To William B. Benton, April 15, 1947
6-053 Memorandum of Conversation with Stalin, April 15, 1947
6-054 Summary of Marshall’s Meetings, April 16-20, 1947
6-055 To Dean G. Acheson, April 20, 1947
6-056 Memorandum of Conversation with Bidault, April 20, 1947
6-057 To Harry S. Truman, April 22, 1947
6-058 Summary of Marshall’s Meetings, April 21-25, 1947
6-059 To Henry L. Stimson, April 28, 1947
6-060 Radio Address, April 28, 1947
6-061 Speech to Nat’l Conf of Business Paper Editors, May 2, 1947
6-062 Senate Testimony on the Italian Peace Treaty, May 6, 1947
6-063 Memorandum of the Press and Radio News Conf, May 7, 1947
6-064 To Chan Gurney, May 8, 1947
6-065 To Jesse H. Jones, May 8, 1947
6-066 Meeting with the Chinese Ambassador, May 8, 1947
6-067 Memorandum of Conversation with Arthur Lane, May 9, 1947
6-068 Memorandum for the Undersecretary, May 12, 1947
6-069 Testimony Before Subcommittee House Foreign Affairs, May 16, 1947
6-070 To Madame Chiang Kai-Shek, May 20, 1947
6-071 Testimony on the St. Lawrence Seaway Project, May 28, 1947
6-072 To James B. Conant, May 28, 1947
6-073 Memorandum for General Carter, May 30, 1947
6-074 Testimony on Authorizing Certain Military Missions, June 3, 1947
6-075 Memorandum for Secretary of Navy, June 4, 1947
6-076 Speech to Business Organizations, June 4, 1947
6-077 Speech to Harvard University Alumni, June 5, 1947
6-078 Testimony on the Department of State Budget, June 10, 1947
6-079 Testimony on the Ship Sales Act of 1946, June 11, 1947
6-080 To Mrs. John J. Singer, June 11, 1947
6-081 Memorandum of Interview with the President, June 16, 1947
6-082 Memorandum of Conversation with Clayton, June 20, 1947
6-083 Speech to the Graduates of National War College, June 20, 1947
6-084 Testimony of the Inter-American Military Cooperation Act, June 23, 1947
6-085 To General Lucius Clay, June 24, 1947
6-086 To Robert P. Patterson, July 1, 1947
6-087 Speech to the Women’s National Press Club, July 1, 1947
6-088 Memorandum for Mr. Henderson, July 1, 1947
6-088 Memorandum for Mr. Henderson, July 1, 1947
6-089 Testimony on Information and Education Exchange Act, July 2, 1947
6-090 Memorandum for Mr. Lovett, July 2, 1947
6-091 Testimony on Pacific Island Trusteeship, July 7, 1947
6-092 Speech to Governors’ Conference, July 14, 1947
6-093 Testimony on Admitting Displaced Person to the US, July 16, 1947
6-094 Headnote Regarding Palestine, July 17, 1947
6-094 Memorandum for the President, July 16, 1947
6-095 Memorandum for Mr. Lovett, Mr. Armour, July 17, 1947
6-096 Memorandum of Conversation with French Ambassador, July 21, 1947
6-097 To Robert P. Patterson, July 23, 1947
6-098 To Arthur H. Vandenberg, July 30, 1947
6-099 Memorandum of Conversation with Polish Ambassador, August 6, 1947
6-100 Memorandum for Mr. Lovett, August 8, 1947
6-101 To Mrs. John J. Singer, August 11, 1947
6-102 NBC Radio Speech, August 15, 1947
6-103 To Robert A. Lovett, August 15, 1947
6-104 Speech to Rio Conference, August 20, 1947
6-105 To Robert A. Lovett, August 25, 1947
6-106 To Major General Maxwell D. Taylor, August 26, 1947
6-107 Radio Address on the Rio Conference, September 4, 1947
6-108 Press Conference Remarks, September 10, 1947
6-109 To Edmund P. Coles, September 10, 1947
6-110 Radio Address on the United Nations, September 14, 1947
6-111 Minutes of the US Delegation to the UN, September 15, 1947
6-112 Speech to the United Nations General Assembly, September 17, 1947
6-113 To Adelaide Handy, September 20, 1947
6-114 Meeting with Polish Foreign Minister, September 26, 1947
6-115 Radio Speech on Food Conservation Program, October 5, 1947
6-116 To Winston S. Churchill, October 13, 1947
6-117 Memorandum for Mr. Lovett, October 15, 1947
6-118 Speech to Congress of Industrial Organizations, October 15, 1947
6-119 To Bernard M. Baruch, October 16, 1947
6-120 Meeting with Danish Foreign Minister, October 22, 1947
6-121 Speech to Herald-Tribune Forum, October 22, 1947
6-122 To Henry L. Stimson, October 28, 1947
6-123 To Edward J. Devitt, October 31, 1947
6-124 To Arch Ward, November 3, 1947
6-125 To John Foster Dulles, November 4, 1947
6-126 To McGeorge Bundy, November 7, 1947
6-127 To Robert McClintock, November 7, 1947
6-128 Memorandum for the President, November 7, 1947
6-129 Memorandum for the Undersecretary, November 7, 1947
6-130 Statement to Joint Meeting of Foreign Relations Committees, November 10, 1947
6-131 Testimony on Interim Aid for Europe, November 11-12, 1947
6-132 Meeting with Wellington Koo, November 13, 1947
6-133 Speech on the Situation in Europe, November 18, 1947
6-134 To John Leighton Stuart, November 19, 1947
6-135 To Bernard M. Baruch, November 19, 1947
6-136 To Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, November 19, 1947
6-137 To McGeorge Bundy, November 19, 1947
6-138 Outline of Remarks at Oxford, November 22, 1947
6-139 To Lady Violet Seymour, November 25, 1947
6-140 Summary Reports on London Conference Meetings
6-141 Statement on the German Frontiers, November 27, 1947
6-142 Speech to the American Society of London, November 27, 1947
6-143 Conversation with George Bidault, November 28, 1947
6-144 To Robert A. Lovett, December 1, 1947
6-145 To Katherine T. Marshall, December 3, 1947
6-146 Summary Reports on London Conference, November 28-December 4, 1947
6-147 Conversation with Ernest Bevin, December 4, 1947
6-148 Statement Introducing Discussion of Economic Principles
6-149 To Katherine T. Marshall, December 9, 1947
6-150 To Mrs. John J. Singer, December 12, 1947
6-151 Speech to the Pilgrims Society, December 12, 1947
6-152 Summary Reports on London Conference, December 5-15, 1947
6-153 To Robert Lovett and Marshall Carter, December 16, 1947
6-154 Memorandum of Conversation, December 17, 1947
6-155 To Colonel Frank McCarthy, December 19, 1947
6-156 To General of the Army Eisenhower, December 19, 1947
6-157 Address on the London Conference of Foreign Ministers
6-158 To Arthur W. Vandenberg, December 20, 1947
6-159 To Harry S. Truman, December 20, 1947
6-160 To Bernard M. Baruch, January 1, 1948
6-161 To George F. Kennan, January 6, 1948
6-162 Interview with the Foreign Minister of Ecuador, January 6, 1948
6-163 Statement to the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations
6-164 Senate Testimony on the European Recovery Program, January 8, 1948
6-165 Statement to the House Committee on Foreign Affairs
6-166 House Testimony on US Policy on Postwar Recovery
6-167 Speech to the Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce, January 15, 1948
6-168 Memorandum for the Record, January 20, 1948
6-169 Speech to the National Cotton Council, January 22, 1948
6-170 Testimony on the Department of State Appropriation Bill for 1949
6-171 To Dwight P. Griswold, January 26, 1948
6-172 Statement for the VMI Yearbook, January 29, 1948
6-173 To Lyman L. Woodman, January 30, 1948
6-174 Remarks before the National Garden Institute, February 2, 1948
6-175 Memorandum for W. Walton Butterworth, February 2, 1948
6-176 Memorandum for the Undersecretary, February 2, 1948
6-177 To Dean G. Acheson, February 3, 1948
6-178 Memorandum of the Press and Radio News Conference, February 4, 1948
6-179 Memorandum for Mr. Lovett, February 6, 1948
6-180 To Lieutenant General Harold L. George, February 10, 1948
6-181 To Her Majesty Frederica, Queen of the Hellenes, February 10 1948
6-182 Report of a Meeting with Cub Scouts, February 10, 1948
6-183 Memorandum of the Press and Radio News Conference, February 11, 1948
6-184 Remarks to the National Farm Institute Annual Meeting, February 13, 1948
6-185 To Mrs. John J. Singer, February 18, 1948
6-186 To Earl Mountbatten of Burma, February 18, 1948
6-187 George F. Kennan Memorandum of a Conversation, February 19, 1948
6-188 Statement to the House of Representatives Committee on Foreign Affairs
6-189 Testimony on the China Aid Program, February 20, 1948
6-190 Statement to the House of Representatives Committee on Foreign Affairs
6-191 Executive Session Testimony on the China Aid Program, February 20, 1948
6-192 Draft Remarks to the Virginia American Legion and the VMI Club, February 23, 1948
6-193 To Arthur H. Vandenberg, February 24, 1948
6-194 To James Quigley, February 26, 1948
6-195 Memorandum of the Press and Radio Conference, February 26, 1948
6-196 To Charles A. Marshall, February 27, 1948
6-197 Memorandum of Conversation, March 2, 1948
6-198 Statement to the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, March 3, 1948
6-199 House Testimony on Aid to Greece and Turkey, March 3, 1948
6-200 To Mrs. John J. Singer, March 3, 1948
6-237 Meeting with President Truman and Others, May 12, 1948
6-239 To Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, May 18, 1948
6-242 Memorandum of Conversation, May 25, 1948
6-289 Memorandum of Conversation with Mahmoud Fawzi Bey, August 27, 1948
6-299 Memorandum of Conversation with US Jewish War Veterans, September 8, 1948
6-305 Speech to the United Nations General Assembly, September 23, 1948
6-338 Meeting with Israeli Foreign Minister, November 13, 1948
Volume 6: The Whole World Hangs in the Balance – Composite Book

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War Department Chiefs and Executives, October 19,
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Organization Chart Offices of the Chief of Staff, Deputy Chief of Staff & Secretary, General Staff, September 15,
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Organization Chart Offices of the Chief of Staff, Deputy Chief of Staff & Secretariat, General Staff, March 1,
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Statistics Branch War Department General Staff organization chart
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Secretariat, War Department General Staff, June 7,
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Handshake after award from Gen. George C. Marshall, 1945
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Legion of Merit awarded by Gen. George C. Marshall, 1945
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Legion of Merit awarded by Gen. George C. Marshall

Newspaper clipping of Pershing attending Brown-Marshall Wedding, October 12,
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Notice of Marshall-Brown wedding

Invitation list to wedding of Katherine T. Brown and Lt. Col. George C. Marshall, 1930
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Inivtation list to the wedding of Katherine T. Brown and Lt. Col. George C. Marshall

Marshall Day at Virginia Military Institute, May 15,
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Marshall Day Virginia Military Institute