Hoffman, Paul G. Papers

SERIES DESCRIPTIONS

Container Nos.		Series
1-16		CHRONOLOGICAL FILE, 1946-1972 Carbon copies of correspondence. Arranged chronologically.
17-20		ECONOMIC COOPERATION ADMINISTRATION FILE, 1947-1958 Correspondence, newspaper clippings, printed materials, reports, and speeches. Arranged alphabetically.
21-23		EMINENT PERSONAGES FILE, 1934-1971 Correspondence. Arranged alphabetically.
24-29		POLITICAL FILE, 1925-1960 Certificates, correspondence, newspaper clippings, reports, printed materials, speeches and telegrams. Arranged chronologically.
30-32		AMERICAN COMMITTEE ON UNITED EUROPE FILE, 1952-1958 Correspondence, meeting minutes, reports and printed materials. Arranged chronologically.
33-35		POLITICAL FILE, 1925-1960 Correspondence, meeting minutes, reports, and printed materials. Arranged chronologically.
36-37		FORD FOUNDATION FILE, 1949-1958 Agendas, correspondence, memorandums, newspaper clippings, and reports. Arranged chronologically.
38-44		STUDEBAKER-PACKARD CORPORATION FILE, 1917-1970 Correspondence, newspaper clippings, merger documents, printed materials, reorganization plans, and reports. Arranged chronologically.
45-51		APPOINTMENT BOOK FILE, 1948-1966 Appointment books. Arranged chronologically.
52-59		PERSONAL FILE, 1931-1973 Correspondence, financial records, investment records, and printed materials. Arranged alphabetically.
60-68		GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE FILE, 1948-1972 Correspondence, newspaper clippings and printed materials. Arranged chronologically.
69-86		SUBJECT FILE, 1937-1972 Correspondence, meeting minutes, reports, newspaper clippings, and printed materials. Arranged alphabetically.
87-130		SPEECH AND ARTICLE FILE, 1928-1972 Drafts and published versions of speeches, statements, and articles by or about Hoffman, with related correspondence and research materials. Arranged chronologically, with research materials at the end of the series.
131-135		SPEECH AND ARTICLE CORRESPONDENCE FILE, 1949-1960 Correspondence and printed materials. Arranged chronologically.

 

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FOLDER TITLE LIST

CHRONOLOGICAL FILE, 1946-1972

Box 1

• 1946: February
• 1946: March
• 1946: April
• 1946: May
• 1946: June
• 1946: July
• 1946: September
• 1946: October
• 1946: November
• 1946: December
• 1947: January
• 1947: February
• 1947: March
• 1947: April
• 1947: May
• 1947: June
• 1947: July
• 1947: September
• 1947: October
• 1947: November
• 1947: December
• 1948: January
• 1948: February
• 1948: March
• 1948: April
• 1948: May
• 1948: June
• 1948: July
• 1948: August
• 1948: September
• 1948: October
• 1948: November
• 1948: December
• 1949: January
• 1949: February
• 1949: March
• 1949: April

Box 2

• 1949: May
• 1949: June
• 1949: July
• 1949: August
• 1949: September
• 1949: October
• 1949: November
• 1949: December
• 1950: January
• 1950: February
• 1950: March
• 1950: April
• 1950: May
• 1950: June
• 1950: July
• 1950: August
• 1950: September
• 1950: October
• 1950: October – ECA "Thank You" Notes
• 1950: November
• 1950: November – ECA "Thank You" Notes

Box 3

• 1950: December [1 of 2]
• 1950: December [2 of 2]
• 1951: January [1 of 2]
• 1951: January [2 of 2]
• 1951: February [1 of 2]
• 1951: February [2 of 2]
• 1951: March [1 of 2]
• 1951: March [2 of 2]
• 1951: April [1 of 2]

Box 4

• 1951: April [2 of 2]
• 1951: May [1 of 2]
• 1951: May [2 of 2]
• 1951: June [1 of 2]
• 1951: June [2 of 2]
• 1951: July
• 1951: August
• 1951: September

Box 5

• 1951: October [1 of 2]
• 1951: October [2 of 2]
• 1951: November [1 of 2]
• 1951: November [2 of 2]
• 1951: December [1 of 2]
• 1951: December [2 of 2]
• 1952: January [1 of 2]
• 1952: January [2 of 2]

Box 6

• 1952: February
• 1952: March [1 of 2]
• 1952: March [2 of 2]
• 1952: April [1 of 2]
• 1952: April [2 of 2]
• 1952: May
• 1952: June
• 1952: July [1 of 2]

Box 7

• 1952: July [2 of 2]
• 1952: August [1 of 2]
• 1952: August [2 of 2]
• 1952: September
• 1952: October
• 1952: November [1 of 2]
• 1952: November [2 of 2]

Box 8

• 1952: December [1 of 2]
• 1952: December [2 of 2]
• 1953: January [1 of 2]
• 1953: January [2 of 2]
• 1953: February [1 of 2]
• 1953: February [2 of 2]
• 1953: March [1 of 2]
• 1953: March [2 of 2]
• 1953: April

Box 9

• 1953: May
• 1953: June
• 1953: July
• 1953: August
• 1953: September
• 1953: October
• 1953: November

Box 10

• 1953: December
• 1954: January
• 1954: February
• 1954: March
• 1954: April
• 1954: May

Box 11

• 1954: June
• 1954: July
• 1954: August
• 1954: September
• 1954: October

Box 12

• 1954: November
• 1954: December
• 1955: January
• 1955: February
• 1955: March
• 1955: April
• 1955: May

Box 13

• 1955: June
• 1955: July
• 1955: August
• 1955: September
• 1955: October
• 1955: November
• 1955: December
• 1956: January

Box 14

• 1956: February
• 1956: March
• 1956: April
• 1956: May
• 1956: June
• 1956: July
• 1956: August
• 1956: September
• 1956: October
• 1956: November
• 1956: December
• 1957: January
• 1957: February

Box 15

• 1957: March
• 1957: April
• 1957: May
• 1957: June
• 1957: July
• 1957: August
• 1957: September
• 1957: October
• 1957: November
• 1957: December
• 1958: January
• 1958: February
• 1958: March
• 1958: April
• 1958: May

Box 16

• 1958: June
• 1958: July
• 1958: August
• 1958: September
• 1958: October
• 1958: November
• 1958: December
• 1959
• 1960
• 1961
• 1962
• 1963-1972

ECONOMIC COOPERATION ADMINISTRATION FILE, 1947-1958

Box 17

• Broadcast Re Resignation, 1950
• Case Against Oil Companies By U.S. Government, 1955-1958
• Colfax School, South Bend, Indiana (Letter from 1st Grade Pupils, May 1948)
• Congressional "Thank You" Letters and Acknowledgement
• Correspondence, 1948
• Correspondence, 1949
• Correspondence, 1950

Box 18

• Correspondence, 1951
• Correspondence, 1952 (Mutual Security Agency)
• Correspondence, 1953 (Mutual Security Agency)
• Editorial – Acknowledgement Letters, 1950
• European Press Reaction to Mr. Hoffman’s Visit to Paris, October 25-November 10, 1949
• General, 1948-1950
• Information Service – Review of First Six Months, 1948
• Lists, 1948-1949
• News Clippings [1 of 2]

Box 19

• News Clippings [2 of 2]
• Outline of European Recovery Program, December 1948
• Pamphlets
• Publications [1 of 3]
• Publications [2 of 3]
• Publications [3 of 3]

Box 20

• Report to the President by the Council of Economic Advisors - October 1947 - "Impact of Foreign Aid Upon the Domestic Economy"
• Report by the President's Committee on Foreign Aid, November 7, 1947 - "European Recovery and American Aid"
• Report by Malcolm Muir (1948) of Newsweek Covering Six Week Tour of Europe
• Reports – Miscellaneous, 1947-1952
• Speeches and Statements – Dirk U. Stikker, March 2, 1950
• United Nations, 1952-1957

EMINENT PERSONAGES FILE, 1934-1971

Box 21

• File Memorandum – June 3, 1966
• Allen, George V. – 1953
• Benton, William – 1968
• Bernard, Robert J. (President, Claremont College) – 1959
• Borth, Christy – 1960
• Bruce, David – 1961
• Burma, Prime Minister of – 1955
• Carolon, Madame Mary C. (Le Grande Maitresse de la Cour) – 1960
• Chalmers, Roberta – 1956
• Chiang, Kai-shek, Draft Letter to – 1949
• Clenchy, Everett – 1958
• Coffman, Nellie N., Junior High School – 1956
• Colles, Marvin – Undated
• Concordia College, Ft. Wayne, IN – Correspondence With Rev. Ernest C. Fackler – 1964
• Crippes, Sir Stafford (Chancellor of the Exchequer) – 1950
• Council on World Tensions – 1960
• Dollar Exports Council of the United Kingdom – 1956
• Dulles, John Foster – 1952-1958
• Eaton, Bert – 1958
• Eisenhower, Dwight David – 1947 – Speech
• Eisenhower, Dwight David – 1950-1951
• Eisenhower, Dwight David – 1952
• Eisenhower, Dwight David – 1952 – Campaign
• Eisenhower, Dwight David – 1952 – Speeches
• Eisenhower, Dwight David – 1953
• Eisenhower, Dwight David – 1954

Box 22

• Eisenhower, Dwight David – 1955
• Eisenhower, Dwight David – 1956
• Eisenhower, Dwight David – 1956, January 20 – "Salute to Ike"
• Eisenhower, Dwight David – 1956 – National Citizens for Eisenhower
• Eisenhower, Dwight David – 1956 – "Eisenhower’s Four Years", New York Times Article
• Eisenhower, Dwight David – 1957-1958
• Eisenhower, Dwight David – 1959-1969
• Fairbanks, Douglas – 1953
• Goldberg, Arthur J. – 1961
• Haley, Sir William J. – London Times – 1957
• Hall, Earl – The Globe Gazette – Mason City, Iowa – 1943
• Hall-Patch, Sir Edmund – 1958
• Hammerskjold, Dag – Secretary-General of the United Nations – 1954
• Harriman, Harry I. – President of the United States Chamber of Commerce – 1934
• Harriman, W. Averell – 1970
• Hatfield, Mark – 1958
• Hauge, Gabriel – 1958
• Herter, Christian A. – 1959-1960
• Hertz, John – 1955
• "Hoffman for President" – 1952
• Humphrey, Hubert H. – 1953-1958
• Hutchins, Robert M. – 1971
• India – 1957
• Japanese Students – Article, New York Times Magazine – 1960
• Jenkins, Roy – Labor Chancellor – United Kingdom – 1970
• Johnson, Lyndon B. – 1963-1969
• Johnson, Pyke – 1956
• Jordan, The Hashemite Kingdom of – 1962
• Kennedy, John F. – 1961-1963
• Kuchel, Thomas H. – 1968

Box 23

• Latham, C. T. – Major General, United States Army, Retired – 1967
• Lippman, Walter and Archibald MacLeish – 1969
• Littel, Franklin H. – President, Iowa Wesleyan College – 1968
• Lodge, Henry Cabot – 1957-1961
• Lyon, Dr. E. Wilson – President, Pomona College – 1949
• MacDonald, Caroline Fuller – 1957
• Mansfield, Mike – 1967
• Marshall, General George C. – 1947-1963
• Marx, Harpo – 1947
• Merriman, Lee M. – Editor – Pasadena, CA., Independent Star-News – 1961
• Merrit, William G. – 1939
• Monroney, A.S. Mike – 1956-1958
• Nathan, Robert P. – 1959
• Nixon, Richard M. – 1952-1960
• Pakistan – 1953-1957
• Pearson, Lester B – Canada – 1970
• Pegler, Westbrook – Editorial – 1952
• Petard, Rene M. – 1948
• Reeves, Alfred – Vice President, Automobile Manufacturing Association – 1937
• Rhee, Syngman – President, Republic of Korea – 1950-1954
• Robertson, A. Willis – 1952
• Roosevelt, Eleanor – 1951-1962
• Schultz, F.W. – University of Chicago – 1961
• Skouras, Spyros P. – President, 20th Century Fox – 1958
• Slick, Judge Thomas W. – 1943
• Sneed, Rev. J. Richard – First Methodist Church, Los Angeles – 1957
• Sorensen, Phillip C. – 1967
• Stettinius, Edward R. – 1945
• Sun, Dr. & Mrs. F.O. – Invitation – 1948
• Truman, Harry S. – 1949-1963
• U Thant – Secretary General of the United Nations – 1961
• Vandenberg, Arthur H. – 1948-1957
• Waymack, W.W. – Des Moines (Iowa) Register and Tribune – 1945
• Whitney, Arthur C. – The Saturday Evening Post – 1939
• Unidentified Persons

POLITICAL FILE, 1925-1960

Box 24

• 1925
• 1940
• 1948
• 1949
• 1950
• 1951
• 1952 – A
• 1952 – Abilene
• 1952 – Advisory Committee of National Citizens Committee for Eisenhower
• 1952 – American Newspaper Publishers Association Convention – New York – April 24
• 1952 – B
• 1952 – C

Box 25

• 1952 – Citizens for Eisenhower-Nixon
• 1952 – Citizens for Eisenhower – Research Division
• 1952 – D
• 1952 – Dillon, Douglas
• 1952 – E
• 1952 – Eisenhower Club Manual
• 1952 – Eisenhower for President Headquarters, Washington, D.C.
• 1952 – "Eisenhower for President News," Washington, D.C.
• 1952 – Eisenhower for President – Research Division
• 1952 – Eisenhower Volunteers
• 1952 – Eisenhower Volunteers – Not Used
• 1952 – Eisenhower Volunteers – Used
• 1952 – F

Box 26

• 1952 – G
• 1952 – Goldwyn, Samuel
• 1952 – Greenwich Meeting
• 1952 – H
• 1952 – I
• 1952 – Indiana
• 1952 – J
• 1952 – K
• 1952 – L
• 1952 – Legal Memorandum – Contributions – Political
• 1952 – Landon, Kirk A. – Florida for Eisenhower
• 1952 – Lodge, Henry Cabot – Senator Campaign

Box 27

• 1952 – M
• 1952 – N
• 1952 – Negro Vote
• 1952 – Nixon, Richard M.
• 1952 – O
• 1952 – P
• 1952 – Philadelphia Rally – April 18
• 1952 – Pinkley, Virgil
• 1952 – Press Releases – Political
• 1952 – Puerto Rico – Dr. Robert Francisco
• 1952 – R
• 1952 – Radio and Television Engagements
• 1952 – Republican National Convention – Delegate Information and Operation
• 1952 – Rumbough, Stanley M., Jr. – Memorandum

Box 28

• 1952 – S
• 1952 – Sample Letters
• 1952 – Saturday Evening Post Endorsement
• 1952 – T
• 1952 – U-V
• 1952 – W
• 1952- White, Walter – National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
• 1952 – Worcester Rally – April 22
• 1952 – Williams, Walter
• 1952 – XYZ
• 1953 [1 of 2]
• 1953 [2 of 2]

Box 29

• 1954
• 1955
• 1956
• 1957
• 1960

AMERICAN COMMITTEE ON UNITED EUROPE FILE, 1952-1958

Box 30

• 1952
• 1953
• 1954
• 1955
• 1956
• 1957 – January
• 1957 – February
• 1957 – March
• 1957 – April
• 1957 – May
• 1957 – June
• 1957 – July
• 1957 – July 19-August 9 Trip
• 1957 – August

Box 31

• 1957 – September
• 1957 – October
• 1957 – November
• 1957 – December [1 of 2]
• 1957 – December [2 of 2]
• 1957 – Printed Materials
• 1958 – January
• 1958 – February

Box 32

• 1958 – March
• 1958 – April
• 1958 – April-May – European Youth Campaign
• 1958 – May
• 1958 – June
• 1958 – July
• 1958 – August
• 1958 – September
• 1958 – October
• 1958 – November
• 1958 – December

COMMITTEE FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FILE, 1941-1963

Box 33

• 1941-1942 – American Policy Commission
• 1941 – Printed Materials
• 1942 – Correspondence
• 1942 – Printed Materials
• 1943 – CED News
• 1943, April 13 – National Meeting
• 1943 – Printed Materials [1 of 2]
• 1943 – Printed Materials [2 of 2]

Box 34

• 1944 – CED News
• 1944 – Printed Materials
• 1945 – CED News
• 1945 – Correspondence
• 1945 – Printed Materials [1 of 2]
• 1945 – Printed Materials [2 of 2]
• 1946 – Printed Materials
• 1947, October 16 – Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes
• 1947 – CED Digest
• 1947 – Printed Materials

Box 35

• 1948 – Correspondence
• 1948 – Printed Materials
• 1949 – Correspondence
• 1949 – Printed Materials
• 1950 – Correspondence
• 1951 – Correspondence
• 1951 – Printed Materials
• 1952 – Correspondence
• 1953 – Correspondence
• 1954 – Correspondence
• 1954 – Printed Materials
• 1955 – Correspondence
• 1956 – Correspondence
• 1956 – Printed Materials
• 1957 – Correspondence
• 1957 – Printed Materials
• 1958 – Correspondence
• 1958 – Printed Materials
• 1959 – Correspondence
• 1960 – Correspondence
• 1962 – Correspondence
• 1962 – Printed Materials
• 1963 – Printed Materials

FORD FOUNDATION FILE, 1949-1958

Box 36

• 1949, November – Report of the Study for the Ford Foundation on Policy and Program
• 1950 – Correspondence
• 1950 – Newspaper Clippings
• 1950, September 27 – Report of the Trustees of the Ford Foundation
• 1950, October – Agenda for Conference with President of the Ford Foundation
• 1951 – Annual Report
• 1951 – Correspondence
• 1951 – Newspaper Clippings
• 1951 – President’s Report
• 1951, January 2 – Memorandum from Rowan Gaither to Paul G. Hoffman
• 1951, January 29 – President’s Report to the Board of Trustees
• 1951, April 10 – President’s Report to the Board of Trustees

Box 37

• 1951, July 30-31 – Board of Trustees Meeting
• 1951, October 4 – President’s Report to the Board of Trustees
• 1952 – Correspondence
• 1952, April 10 – Board of Trustees Meeting
• 1952, July 15-16 – Board of Trustees Meeting
• 1953 – Correspondence [1 of 2]
• 1953 – Correspondence [2 of 2]
• 1953 – Newspaper Clippings
• 1954 – Correspondence
• 1956 – Correspondence
• 1957 – Correspondence
• 1958 – Correspondence

STUDEBAKER-PACKARD CORPORATION FILE, 1917-1970

Box 38

• 1917 – Newspaper Clippings
• 1921 – Albert Erskine Dinner
• 1924 – Correspondence
• 1925 – Correspondence
• 1925 – Harold A. Biggs Retirement Dinner
• 1925 – Newspaper Clippings
• 1926 – Correspondence
• 1928 – Correspondence
• 1929 – Correspondence
• 1931 – Correspondence
• 1932 – Correspondence
• 1933 – Correspondence
• 1933 – Printed Materials
• 1934 – Correspondence
• 1934 – Plan of Reorganizations
• 1935 – Correspondence
• 1936 – Correspondence
• 1936 – Printed Materials
• 1938 – Correspondence
• 1939 – Correspondence
• 1939 – Printed Materials
• 1940 – Correspondence
• 1940 – Newspaper Clippings
• 1941 – Contract
• 1941 – Correspondence
• 1941 – Newspaper Clippings
• 1942 – Correspondence
• 1942 – Printed Materials
• 1943 – Printed Materials
• 1944 – Correspondence
• 1945 – Correspondence
• 1945 – Printed Materials
• 1946 – Correspondence
• 1947 – Correspondence
• 1947 – Studebaker Spotlight, Vol. 11

Box 39

• 1948 – Correspondence
• 1948 – Printed Materials
• 1949 – Correspondence
• 1949 – Printed Materials
• 1950 – Correspondence
• 1951 – Correspondence
• 1951 – Printed Materials
• 1952 – Correspondence
• 1952 – Printed Materials
• 1953 – Anna Rosenberg Associates
• 1953, February – Correspondence
• 1953, March – Correspondence
• 1953, April – Correspondence
• 1953, May – Correspondence
• 1953, June – Correspondence
• 1953, July – Correspondence
• 1953, August – Correspondence
• 1953, September – Correspondence
• 1953, October – Correspondence
• 1953, November – Correspondence
• 1953, December – Correspondence

Box 40

• 1953 – Hill and Knowlton, Inc.
• 1953 – Printed Materials [1 of 2]
• 1953 – Printed Materials [2 of 2]
• 1953 – "Studebaker Spotlight," Vol. 17
• 1953 – Vance, Harold S.
• 1954 – Anna Rosenberg Associates
• 1954, January – Correspondence
• 1954, February – Correspondence

Box 41

• 1954, March – Correspondence
• 1954, April – Correspondence
• 1954, May – Correspondence
• 1954, June – Correspondence
• 1954, July – Correspondence
• 1954, August – Correspondence [1 of 2]
• 1954, August – Correspondence [2 of 2]

Box 42

• 1954, September – Correspondence
• 1954, October – Correspondence
• 1954, November – Correspondence
• 1954, December – Correspondence
• 1954 – Dealers Correspondence
• 1954 – Hill and Knowlton, Inc.
• 1954 – Interoffice Correspondence
• 1954 – Labor-Management Negotiations – Los Angeles Plant – UAW-CIO
• 1954 – Labor-Management Negotiations – South Bend
• 1954 – Letters to Studebaker Directors
• 1954 – Merger Announcement

Box 43

• 1954 – Merger – Congratulatory Letters
• 1954 – Merger Publicity
• 1954 – Printed Materials
• 1955 – Anna Rosenberg Associates [1 of 2]
• 1955 – Anna Rosenberg Associates [2 of 2]
• 1955 – Correspondence, A-E

Box 44

• 1955 – Correspondence, F-K
• 1955 – Correspondence, L-Z
• 1955 – Nance, James J. – President of the Studebaker-Packard Corporation
• 1955 – Printed Materials [1 of 2]
• 1955 – Printed Materials [2 of 2]
• 1955 – Studebaker-Packard – Dealers
• 1955 – Studebaker-Packard – Interoffice Correspondence
• 1956 – Agreement
• 1956 – Correspondence
• 1956 – Newspaper Clippings
• 1957 – Correspondence
• 1958 – Correspondence
• 1960 – Newspaper Clipping
• 1962 – Correspondence
• 1962 – Printed Materials
• 1963 – Correspondence
• 1965 – Printed Materials
• 1970 – Correspondence
• Undated – Printed Materials
• Undated – "Selling Studebaker for Profit!"

APPOINTMENT BOOKS FILE, 1948-1966

Box 45

• 1948
• 1949
• 1950

Box 46

• 1951
• 1952
• 1953

Box 47

• 1954
• 1955
• 1956

Box 48

• 1957
• 1958
• 1959

Box 49

• 1960
• 1961
• 1962

Box 50

• 1963
• 1964
• 1965

Box 51

• 1966

PERSONAL FILE, 1931-1973

Box 52

• Address Book
• Biographical – Blue Book of America and the National Social Directory
• Biographical – Chronological Sketches
• Biographical – Interview
• Biographical – Notes
• Biographical – Palms Springs Personages
• Biographical – Paul F. Douglas Book "Six Upon the World" (1954)
• Biographical – Quotations
• Biographical – Requests
• Biographical – Southwest Blue Book (Los Angeles)
• Biographical – The California Register (Beverly Hills)
• Biographical – "Who's Who" (A. & C. Black, Ltd., London)
• Biographical – "Who’s Who in America"

Box 53

• Biographical – "Who's Who in California"
• Biographical – "Who's Who in Commerce and Industry"
• Biographical – "Who's Who in the East"
• Biographical – "Who's Who in the Midwest"
• Biographical – "Who's Who in the West"
• Biographical – "Who’s Who in the World"
• Biographical – "Who's Who International"
• Biographical – Who's Who, International Year Book & Statesmen's (London)
• Christmas – 1947
• Christmas – 1948
• Christmas – 1949
• Christmas – 1950
• Christmas – 1951
• Christmas – 1952
• Christmas – 1953
• Christmas – 1954
• Christmas – 1955

Box 54

• Christmas – 1956
• Christmas – 1957
• Christmas – 1958
• Christmas – 1959
• Christmas – 1960
• Christmas – 1961
• Christmas – 1962
• Christmas – 1963
• Christmas – 1964
• Christmas – 1965
• Christmas – 1966
• Christmas – 1967
• Christmas – 1968
• Christmas – 1969
• Christmas – 1970
• Christmas – 1971
• Christmas – 1972
• Correspondence – "Crackpot" Letters

Box 55

• Correspondence – Gifts
• Genealogy – Letters From Relatives, 1940-1970
• Genealogy – Letters From People Who Think They Are Related to Hoffman
• Genealogy – Miscellaneous Materials
• "Horror" Materials (Mostly Relating to Dwight D. Eisenhower, 1951-1952)
• Investments – Estate Data, 1941-1945 [1 of 2]
• Investments – Estate Data, 1941-1945 [2 of 2]
• Investments – Estate Data, 1947-1962 [1 of 2]

Box 56

• Investments – Estate Data, 1947-1962 [2 of 2]
• Investments – Hoffman Manufacturing Co.
• Investments – Lathrop G. Hoffman, Inc. - Board of Directors - Meetings, Balance Sheets, 1952-1954
• Investments – Lathrop G. Hoffman, Inc. - Board of Directors - Meetings, Balance Sheets, 1955-1957
• Investments – Miscellaneous Material, 1931-1957
• Investments – Old Securities
• Investments – Opportunities Declined, 1950-1961
• Investments – Paul G. Hoffman Company, Inc. [1 of 3]

Box 57

• Investments – Paul G. Hoffman Company, Inc. [2 of 3]
• Investments – Paul G. Hoffman Company, Inc. [3 of 3]
• Investments - Securities (Paul and Dorothy Hoffman)
• Investments - Securities - Inventory (Paul and Dorothy Hoffman)
• Investments - Securities - The Stancil-Hoffman Corporation
• Investments - Thompson & McKinnon - New York, 1953
• Receipts - Indiana Intangible Tax Stamps, 1938-1946
• Receipts - Medical Expenses, 1965-1971
• Receipts - New York, 1966

Box 58

• Receipts - New York, 1967
• Receipts - New York, 1968
• Receipts - New York, 1969
• Receipts - New York, 1970
• Receipts - New York, 1971
• Receipts - New York, 1972
• Receipts - New York - 8 Sutton Square, 1963-1973

Box 59

• Receipts - New York - Office - 444 Madison Avenue, 1972
• Receipts - New York - Office - 444 Madison Avenue, 1973
• Receipts – Pasadena, 1966
• Receipts – Pasadena, 1967-1968
• Receipts – Pasadena, 1969-1971
• Receipts – Pasadena, 1962-1973
• Travel Expenses - United Air Lines, 1956-1973
• Travel Expenses – Miscellaneous
• United Nations Expenses, 1959-1965

GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE FILE, 1948-1972

Box 60

• 1948-1950 – A
• 1948-1950 – B
• 1948-1950 – C
• 1948-1950 – D
• 1948-1950 – E
• 1948-1950 – F
• 1948-1950 – G
• 1948-1950 – H
• 1948-1950 – J
• 1948-1950 – K
• 1948-1950 – L
• 1948-1950 – M
• 1948-1950 – N
• 1948-1950 – Portrait Artist (Alfred Journeau)
• 1948-1950 – O-P
• 1948-1950 – Q-R
• 1948-1950 – S-T
• 1948-1950 – U-W
• 1951 – A-C
• 1951 – D-F
• 1951 – G-I
• 1951 – J-L
• 1951 – M-N

Box 61

• 1951 – O-P
• 1951 – R-T
• 1951 – U-V
• 1951 – X, Y, Z
• 1952 – A-C
• 1952 – D-F
• 1952 – G-I
• 1952 – J-L
• 1952 – M-N
• 1952 – O-P
• 1952 – R-T
• 1952 – U-Y
• 1953 – A-C

Box 62

• 1953 – D-F
• 1953 – G-I
• 1953 – J-L
• 1953 – M-N
• 1953 – O-Q
• 1953 – R-T
• 1953 – U-V
• 1953 – W-XYZ

Box 63

• 1954 – A-B
• 1954 – C-D
• 1954 – E-F
• 1954 – G-H
• 1954 – I-J
• 1954 – K-L
• 1954 – M-N
• 1954 – O-R

Box 64

• 1954 – S
• 1954 – T-V
• 1954 – W-Y
• 1955 – A-C
• 1955 – D-F
• 1955 – G-J
• 1955 – L-M
• 1955 – N-P
• 1955 – R-T
• 1955 – U-Y
• 1956 – A-B

Box 65

• 1956 – C-D
• 1956 – E-F
• 1956 – G-H
• 1956 – I-J
• 1956 – K-L
• 1956 – M-N
• 1956 – O-P
• 1956 – Q-R

Box 66

• 1956 – S-T
• 1956 – U-V
• 1956 – WXYZ
• 1957 – A-C
• 1957 – D-F
• 1957 – G-H
• 1957 – I-J
• 1957 – K-L
• 1957 – M-N
• 1957 – O-Q
• 1957 – R-T

Box 67

• 1957 – U-Z
• 1958 – A-B
• 1958 – C-D
• 1958 – E-G
• 1958 – H-I
• 1958 – J-K
• 1958 – L-N
• 1958 – P-R
• 1958 – S-T
• 1958 – U-Z

Box 68

• 1959-1972 – A-B
• 1959-1972 – C-D
• 1959-1972 – E-F
• 1959-1972 – G-H
• 1959-1972 – I-L
• 1959-1972 – M-N
• 1959-1972 – O-R
• 1959-1972 – S-T
• 1959-1972 – U-Z

SUBJECT FILE, 1937-1972

Box 69

• Academie Diplomatique Internationale (International Diplomatic Academy) – June 1953
• Advertising Council, Inc.
• American Assembly of Columbia University, The
• American Association for the United Nations – 1953-1958
• American Council on NATO, Inc. – 1953-1958
• American-Korean Foundation – 1953-1958
• American Legion – Murphy Project – 1954-1955
• American Legion – Murphy Project – 1956
• Asia Foundation – 1956-1957

Box 70

• Asia Foundation – 1958
• Atlantic Union Committee – 1949-1953
• Automobile Old Timers – 1953-1969
• Automotive Safety Foundation – 1937-1960
• Awards, Citations Offered – Not Received – 1949-1957
• Awards, Citations Offered – Not Received – 1962-1972
• Bennington (Vermont) College – 1956-1957 – Parents of Alumnae – 25th Anniversary Fund
• Books – Comments by Paul G. Hoffman for Use in Publicity, Etc. – 1953-1962
• Books – Letters re. Books Received – 1948-1952
• Books – Letters re. Books Received – 1953-1954

Box 71

• Books – Letters re. Books Received – 1955-1956
• Books – Letters re. Books Received – 1957-1965
• Boy Scouts of America – 1948-1962
• Bricker Amendment – Committee for the Defense of the Constitution - 1952-1954
• Bricker Amendment – Committee for the Defense of the Constitution - 1955-1957
• Burma – Withdrawal of KMT Forces (Nationalist China) – 1953
• Certificates
• CARE – 1954-1958
• Committee for a National Trade Policy – 1957-1962
• Committee for International Economic Growth – 1958-1959

Box 72

• Committee for World Development and Post-War World Council – Disarmament Conference, Arden House, 1956-1957
• Committee on Campaign Contributions and Expenditures – 1957-1958
• Committee on Foreign Trade Education, Inc. – 1953-1958
• Committee on the Present Danger – 1951
• Committee on the Present Danger – 1952-1959
• Common Council for American Unity – 1953-1958
• Council on Foreign Relations, Inc. – 1957-1958
• Delta Tau Delta Fraternity – 1948-1962
• Draper Mission to Japan and Korea – March 16-April 6, 1948 [1 of 8]

Box 73

• Draper Mission to Japan and Korea – March 16-April 6, 1948 [2 of 8]
• Draper Mission to Japan and Korea – March 16-April 6, 1948 [3 of 8]
• Draper Mission to Japan and Korea – March 16-April 6, 1948 [4 of 8]
• Draper Mission to Japan and Korea – March 16-April 6, 1948 [5 of 8]
• Draper Mission to Japan and Korea – March 16-April 6, 1948 [6 of 8]
• Draper Mission to Japan and Korea – March 16-April 6, 1948 [7 of 8]
• Draper Mission to Japan and Korea – March 16-April 6, 1948 [8 of 8]
• Eisenhower Exchange Fellowship, Inc. – 1953-1966

Box 74

• Encyclopedia Britannica – 1950-1962
• Fair Campaign Practices Committee, Inc. – 1954-1958
• Federal Union, Inc. – 1953
• Foreign Aid and Economic Assistance – 1955-1957
• Foreign Policy Association – 1953-1958
• Forrestal Memorial Committee of Princeton University – 1951-1953
• Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) – 1954-1958
• Fund for Peaceful Atomic Development – 1955-1958
• Hall of Fame (New York University) – 1955-1961
• Harvard Business School Club - Washington, D.C. - Survey of Business Executives in the Federal Government – 1955-1958
• Highways for Survival Committee – 1955-1956
• Honorary Degrees – Offered – Not Received – 1948-1953
• India – Miscellaneous Correspondence – 1951-1956
• Indiana – Traffic Safety Advisory Board – 1953

Box 75

• Institute for International Order – 1957-1958
• Institute of Traffic Engineers (Washington, D.C., Indiana and New Haven, Connecticut) – 1956-1965
• International Automotive Institute – 1951-1957
• Investment Ledgers
• Invitations – Accepted to Serve in Organizations – 1945-1972 – A-C
• Invitations – Accepted to Serve in Organizations – 1945-1972 – D-K
• Invitations – Accepted to Serve in Organizations – 1945-1972 – L-R
• Invitations – Accepted to Serve in Organizations – 1945-1972 – S-T
• Invitations – Accepted to Serve in Organizations – 1945-1972 – U-Z
• Invitations – Declined to Serve in Organizations – 1948-1951

Box 76

• Invitations – Declined to Serve in Organizations – 1952
• Invitations – Declined to Serve in Organizations – 1953
• Invitations – Declined to Serve in Organizations – 1954
• Invitations – Declined to Serve in Organizations – 1955
• Invitations – Declined to Serve in Organizations – 1956
• Invitations – Declined to Serve in Organizations – 1957-1958
• Invitations – Declined to Serve in Organizations – 1959-1964
• Invitations - Social and Business – 1948-1949

Box 77

• Invitations - Social and Business – 1950
• Invitations - Social and Business – 1951-1952
• Invitations - Social and Business – 1953 [1 of 2]
• Invitations - Social and Business – 1953 [2 of 2]
• Invitations - Social and Business – 1954 [1 of 2]
• Invitations - Social and Business – 1954 [2 of 2]

Box 78

• Invitations - Social and Business – 1956 [1 of 2]
• Invitations - Social and Business – 1956 [2 of 2]
• Invitations - Social and Business – 1957 [1 of 2]
• Invitations - Social and Business – 1957 [2 of 2]
• Invitations - Social and Business – 1958
• Invitations - Social and Business – 1959-1960
• Invitations - Social and Business – 1961-1966
• Kenyon College (Gambier, Ohio) – 1945-1965

Box 79

• Lafayette Fellowship Foundation, Inc. – 1956-1959
• Los Angeles University of International Relations - University of Southern California – 1950-1956
• Los Angeles World Affairs Council – 1953-1972
• Magazines for Friendship – 1953-1959
• Magazines for Friendship Letters – 1955
• Marshall Scholarship Advisory Council – 1953-1970
• McCarthy, Senator Joseph R. – Complimentary Letters – 1954
• McCarthy, Senator Joseph R. – Confidential Letters – 1954
• McCarthy, Senator Joseph R. – Congressional Record and Miscellaneous Printed Material – 1954
• McCarthy, Senator Joseph R. – General – 1952-1955
• McCarthy, Senator Joseph R. – General – 1956-1957

Box 80

• McCarthy, Senator Joseph R. – Letters of Criticism – A-L
• McCarthy, Senator Joseph R. – Letters of Criticism – M-Z
• McCarthy, Senator Joseph R. – Miscellaneous Letters
• McCarthy, Senator Joseph R. – Newspaper Clippings and Editorials – 1954
• Moral Rearmament – 1948-1952
• National Book Committee – New York – 1954-1958
• National Committee for an Effective Congress – 1953-1958
• National Committee for Strengthening Congress – 1950-1954
• National Conference of Christians and Jews – 1945-1963
• National Council of the Churches of Christ – 1953-1958
• National Industrial Conference Board – 1948-1960
• National Planning Association – 1954-1957
• New York Life Insurance Company – 1948-1971
• 1949 Inauguration

Box 81

• Northwestern University – Evanston, Illinois – Traffic Institute, Franklin Kreml – 1952-1954
• Northwestern University – Evanston, Illinois – Traffic Institute, Franklin Kreml – 1957-1970
• Pepperdine, George, College (Los Angeles) – 1953-1956
• Photographs
• President's Committee on Traffic Safety – 1956-1958
• Printed Materials
• Requests for Autographs, Photographs, Post Cards, etc. – 1948-1963
• Reuter, Ernst – Gesellschaft (Promoters and Friends of the Free University of Berlin) – 1953-1956
• Scrapbooks
• Special Letters by Hoffman – Congratulations, Appreciation, Commendation – 1948-1970
• Special Letters by Paul G. Hoffman – Retirement, Testimonials, Birthdays, Etc. – 1950-1969
• Spiritual Mobilization
• Stanford Research Institute – Menlo Park, California – 1958

Box 82

• The Hall of Our History Incorporated – 1953-1954
• Time, Inc. – 1948-1970
• Truman Library, Inc. and the Harry S. Truman Library Institute – 1951-1967
• Union of International Associations (Brussels, Belgium) – 1956-1964
• United Air Lines – 1957-1966
• United China Relief
• United Nations – Appointment as United States Delegate to 11th Session of General Assembly – 1956 [1 of 4]
• United Nations – Appointment as United States Delegate to 11th Session of General Assembly – 1956 [2 of 4]
• United Nations – Appointment as United States Delegate to 11th Session of General Assembly – 1956 [3 of 4]

Box 83

• United Nations – Appointment as United States Delegate to 11th Session of General Assembly – 1956 [4 of 4]
• United Nations – Congratulation Letters on U.N. Appointment – 1958-1959
• United Nations – Correspondence Re General Assembly – 1956-1957
• United Nations – General – 1953-1954
• United Nations – Report on the Study of American Attitudes on the United Nations and Communication of Information to the U.S. Public – November 21, 1958
• United Nations – Special Fund and Development Program – 1958-1967
• United Nations - UNESCO – 1952-1954
• United States Committee for the Atlantic Congress – (Senator Estes Kefauver) – 1958

Box 84

• United States Committee for the United Nations – 1953-1958
• United States Council of International Chambers of Commerce – 1952-1957
• United States Government – Miscellaneous – 1951-1966
• United States Information Agency – 1957-1958
• University of Chicago – 1950-1961
• Western World Magazine – 1956-1960
• White House Conference on People-to-People Partnerships (June 12, 1956)

Box 85

• World Brotherhood, Inc. – 1950-1957
• World Brotherhood, Inc. – 1958
• World Brotherhood, Inc. – Conference, Bern, Switzerland, August 14-21, 1958
• World Brotherhood, Inc. – Conference, Bern, Switzerland, August 14-21, 1958 – Correspondence [1 of 2]
• World Brotherhood, Inc. – Conference, Bern, Switzerland, August 14-21, 1958 – Correspondence [2 of 2]
• World Brotherhood, Inc. – Conference, Bern, Switzerland, August 14-21, 1958 – Printed Pamphlets

Box 86

• World Neighbors, Inc. – Washington, D.C. – 1954-1957
• World Rehabilitation Fund, Inc. – 1956-1958
• World Trade File – Americans for O.T.C (Organization for Trade Cooperation) – 1956-1957
• World Trade File – Citizen's Advisory Committee to Senate Banking and Currency Committee – 1953-1954
• World Trade File – Miscellaneous Correspondence
• YMCA – Pasadena, California – 1953-1954

SPEECH AND ARTICLE FILE, 1928-1972

Box 87

• 1928, March 1 – National Automobile Dealers Association Convention, Chicago, Illinois
• 1929, January 17 – Chicago Sales Managers Association
• 1929, April 27 – Article, Sales Management, "Studebaker's Latest Plan for Qualifying Salesmen"
• 1930, January 3 – Talk for New York Show
• 1930, February 1 – Article, Auto Topics
• 1930, November 6 – Address
• 1930, November 18 – National Association of Finance Companies
• 1930, December – Article, Automobile Trade Journal, "Keep Both Doors Swinging"
• 1931, October 16 – St. Louis, Missouri, Sales Managers Bureau
• 1932, February 3 – University of Chicago
• 1932, October 4 – Empire State Automobile Merchants Association
• 1933, February 25 – Article, Automobile Topics
• 1936, January 21 – CBS Interview by Boake Carter
• 1936, February 7 – Interview on Stewart-Warner Program
• 1936, February 12 – 12th Annual Convention of Association of Highway Officials, Atlantic City, New Jersey
• 1936, May 6 – Midwest Safety Conference, Chicago, Illinois
• 1936, June 2 – Convention of Society of Automotive Engineers, White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia
• 1936, September 22 – Western Safety Conference, Salt Lake City, Utah
• 1936, October 5 – Institute of Traffic Engineers, Atlantic City, New Jersey
• 1936, October 5 – National Safety Council Congress, Atlantic City, New Jersey
• 1936, November 12 – Automobile Manufacturers Association, Traffic Convention, New York
• 1936, November 18 – Finance Company Meeting, Chicago, Illinois
• 1936, November 30 – Chamber of Commerce Luncheon, South Bend, Indiana
• 1936, December 9 – American Association of Highway Commissioners, San Francisco, California
• 1937, January 7 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), Dallas, Texas, Traffic Control Program
• 1937, January 13 – American Roadbuilders Association, New Orleans, Louisiana
• 1937, January 26 – Illinois Manufacturers Association
• 1937, February 12 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), Cleveland, Ohio, Safety Conference
• 1937, February 17 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), Ann Arbor, Michigan, Highway Safety Conference
• 1937, February 22—Article, "Commercializing Safety"
• 1937, March 2 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), Minnesota Public Safety Committee
• 1937, March 3 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), Minneapolis Civic and Commerce Association
• 1937, March 10 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), Chicago Tribune Women’s Congress
• 1937, March 29 – Oak Park, Illinois
• 1937, April 5 – Buffalo Dealers Driveaway
• 1937, April 29 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), Penn Athletic Club, Philadelphia
• 1937, May 17 – Virginia Safety Conference
• 1937, June 2 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), Detroit, Michigan
• 1937, June 4 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), Terre Haute, Indiana
• 1937, June 5 – Rose Polytechnic Institute, Terre Haute, Indiana
• 1937, June 30 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF) – National Education Association (NEA), Detroit, Michigan
• 1937, June 30 – Commencement Address, Lyons Township, Illinois, High School
• 1937, August 23 – Studebaker Party for Newspaper and Trade Paper Men, South Bend, Indiana
• 1937, September 13-22 – Dealer Convention
• 1937, September 22 – Article, "Through Life's Mirror"
• 1937, October 7 – International Association of Chiefs of Police, Baltimore, Maryland
• 1937, October 13 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), Kansas City, Missouri, Chamber of Commerce
• 1937, October 27 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), Advertising Club of New York
• 1937, October 29 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), Annual Luncheon, New York

Box 88

• 1937, November 12 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), C.I.T. Safety Foundation, New York
• 1937, November 19 and 20 – American Automobile Association, Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C.
• 1937, November 30 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), Portland, Oregon, Cement Association
• 1937, December 12 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), National Standard Parts Association, Chicago, Illinois
• 1938, January 19 – Dads and Daughters, South Bend, Indiana
• 1938, January 24 and 25 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), Women's Clubs, Chicago
• 1938, January – Article, Associated Cartage Interests
• 1938, February 10 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), Indiana Trophies Dinner, South Bend, Indiana
• 1938, February 15 – Purchasing Agents Conference, New York
• 1938, February 18 – Article, "The Unimportance of Money"
• 1938, February 22 – American Association of University Women, South Bend, Indiana
• 1938, March 23 – Press Release, C.I.T. Award Winner
• 1938, March 26 – Article, Saturday Evening Post
• 1938, April 4 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), Safety Conference, New Haven, Connecticut
• 1938, April 8—New Orleans Meeting of Motor Vehicle Administrators, Suggested Text for Mr. Damon
• 1938, April 21 – Article, Nebraska Progress & Safety Magazine
• 1938, May – Article, VO-Mag (Pasadena Junior College)
• 1938, May 26 – School of Business, University of Chicago
• 1938, June 7 – University of North Dakota Commencement
• 1938, June 20 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), C.I.T. Safety Seminar, New York
• 1938, June 30 – University of Chicago Conference on Business Education
• 1938, July – Article for News Bulletin, Illinois Roadbuilders Association
• 1938, August 8 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), National Institute for Traffic Safety, Ann Arbor Michigan
• 1938, August 14 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), Safety Council, Sioux City, Iowa
• 1938, September 6 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), Gary, Indiana, Safety Council
• 1938, September 10 – Press Preview, South Bend, Indiana
• 1938, September 22 - Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), Indiana Safety Traffic Convention, Indianapolis, Indiana
• 1938, October 5 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), American Association of Motor Vehicle Administration, Detroit, Michigan
• 1938, October 17 – C.I.T. Seminar, New York City
• 1938, October 19 – Chicago Association of Commerce
• 1938, October 25 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), Detroit Industrial Safety Council
• 1938, October 31 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), American Trucking Association, Detroit, Michigan
• 1938, November 19 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), 25th Anniversary Meeting of the American Automobile Association (AAA), New York
• 1938, December 8 – Bond Club, New York
• 1938, December 15 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), Iowa Safety Council, Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa
• 1938, December – Article, Auto Safety Foundation, "Orderly Traffic"
• 1938, December – Article, Executive Service Bulletin, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
• 1938 – Article, "Highway Safety – A Sound Business Practice"
• 1938 – Article, "Let’s Go to Town—Safely"
• 1939, January 9 – Article, Construction, "Safety for Traffic"
• 1939, January 20 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), Road School Banquet, Purdue University
• 1939, January – Montana Motor Trades Association
• 1939, February 17 – National Farm Institute, Des Moines, Iowa
• 1939, March 31 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), Testimonial Dinner, Franklin Institute

Box 89

• 1939, April 27 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), Grand Rapids, Michigan, Safety Council
• 1939, April 29 – Article, Saturday Evening Post
• 1939, May 4 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), Rochester, New York Silver Jubilee Banquet
• 1939, May 24 – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Chamber of Commerce
• 1939, June – Article, Good Housekeeping Magazine
• 1939, June – Article, Road Builders' News
• 1939, August 14 – Nela Park Headlamp Preview
• 1939, August 15 – Press Pre-Vue of 1940 Studebakers
• 1939, August 18 – Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois
• 1939, September 14 – Sales Finance Companies, New York
• 1939, October 16 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF) Annual Luncheon, New York
• 1939, October 18 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), Steel Construction Luncheon, New York
• 1939, October 25 – New York Herald-Tribune Forum
• 1939, Fall – Article, America's Future, "Some New Words about a Familiar Subject: Free Enterprise"
• 1939, November 15 – American Petroleum Institute, Chicago, Illinois
• 1939, November 20 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), Washington, D.C. Board of Trade
• 1939, December 1 – Article, Vital Speeches, "Free Enterprise vs. Feudalism"
• 1939, December 2 – Westminster College, Fulton, Missouri
• 1939 – Article, Saturday Evening Post
• 1939 – Foreword to Book by David Osborne, Salesmanship for Today For Sales Managers of Tomorrow
• 1940, January 17 – Sand and Gravel Association, St. Louis, Missouri
• 1940, January 26 – The Bond Club of Chicago
• 1940, January – Article, Public Safety
• 1940, January-February – Article, The Wisconsin Clubwoman
• 1940, February 1 – Jackson, Mississippi Safety Conference
• 1940, February 11 – Medical Service Conference, Chicago, Illinois
• 1940, February 12 – University of Chicago Alumni, Minneapolis
• 1940, February 27 – American Association of School Administrators, St. Louis, Missouri
• 1940, April 16 – Texas Safety Association, Austin, Texas
• 1940, May 3 – School of Business, University of Southern California
• 1940, June 1 – Conference of Mayors, Rochester, New York
• 1940, June 5 – Indiana Federation of Clubs Convention, Wawasee, Indiana
• 1940, June 6 – Lyons Township High School, La Grange, Illinois, Commencement
• 1940, July 5 – Article, Printer's Ink
• 1940, July 8 – Article by Barrons, "Meet Mr. Hoffman"
• 1940, July – Article, Future, United States Junior Chambers of Commerce
• 1940, August 28 – Dealers Meeting in New York
• 1940, August – Press Preview
• 1940, September 26 – American Trade Association Executives
• 1940, October 10 – University of Chicago Alumni Dinner
• 1940, October 12 – Automotive Safety Foundation (ASF), Annual Report
• 1940, October 15 – GMC Forum (Alfred P. Sloan, Jr.), New York City

Box 90

• 1940, November 28 – Executive Leadership Forum, Indianapolis, Indiana
• 1940, December 13 – Chamber of Commerce, Des Moines, Iowa
• 1940, December 15 – Radio Discussion, University of Chicago Round Table, "Where are Those 50,000 Planes?"
• 1941, January 8 – University of Chicago Faculty Dinner
• 1941, January 28 – Chicago Association of America
• 1941, January 30 – University of Chicago
• 1941, February 7 – Interfraternity Conference, Corvallis, Oregon
• 1941, March 10 – Association of Commerce Luncheon, South Bend, Indiana
• 1941, April 18 – Western Petroleum Association, Hot Springs, Arkansas
• 1941, June 9 – Hallock Hoffman's Commencement Address, Kenyon College, Ohio
• 1941, July 5 – Article, Pathfinder, "Lessons for America"
• 1941, October 1 – American Association of State Highway Officials, Annual Banquet, Detroit, Michigan
• 1941, November 14 – American Automobile Association (AAA) Convention, White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia
• 1942, January 14 – Tulsa (Oklahoma) Chamber of Commerce Banquet
• 1942, January 24 – Automotive War Production Council, Detroit
• 1942, February 16 – Birthday Luncheon
• 1942 – April-May, United China Relief
• 1942, May 25 – Price Administration and Rationing Session, National Association of Purchasing Agents, New York City
• 1942, June 17 – United China Relief, Chicago
• 1942, October 20 – Association of National Advertisers, New York
• 1943, January 8 – Article, Printer's Ink, "55,600,000 Jobs!"— Committee for Economic Development (CED)
• 1943, January 20 – Committee for Economic Development, Toronto, Canada
• 1943, February 4 – Milwaukee Association of Commerce, Committee for Economic Development (CED)
• 1943, February 12 – Columbia University Luncheon
• 1943, February 16 – Chamber of Commerce, Toledo, Ohio
• 1943, March 4 – New York State Chamber of Commerce
• 1943, March 14 – Union League of Chicago, Committee for Economic Development (CED)
• 1943, April 9 – South Bend (Indiana) Chamber of Commerce
• 1943, April 21 – Article, New York Post, "Paul Hoffman - The Horatio Alger Boy with the Answer" by Sylvia F. Porter
• 1943, April 29 – American Marketing Association
• 1943, April – Article, The Republican, "Business Plans for a Postwar World"
• 1943, May 5 – Baltimore Association of Commerce
• 1943, May 18 – Wichita (Kansas) Chamber of Commerce
• 1943, May 20 – St. Louis Rotary International
• 1943, May 26 – National Industrial Conference Board, New York City
• 1943, May – Article, Survey Graphic
• 1943, June 1 – Committee for Economic Development (CED) "Production…the Key to the Maintenance of Freedom"
• 1943, June 14 – United States Junior Chamber of Commerce, Chicago, Illinois
• 1943, June 14 – Chamber of Commerce, Fort Wayne, Indiana
• 1943, June 28 – Associated General Contractors of America, Inc.
• 1943, June 30 – Advertising Federation of America, New York
• 1943, June – Article, Dun's Review
• 1943, June – Article, Washington News Digest, "Business Plans for Peace"

Box 91

• 1943, July 16 – North Carolina Press Association
• 1943, July 20 – Committee for Economic Development (CED) Organizational Meeting, Philadelphia
• 1943, July – Article, State Government
• 1943, August – Article, Kiwanis Magazine
• 1943, September 6 – Article, Time Magazine, "Businessman Hoffman"
• 1943, September 8 – Birmingham (Alabama) Chamber of Commerce
• 1943, September 9 – Atlanta (Georgia) Chamber of Commerce and Southeast Shippers’ Advisory Board
• 1943, September 10 – International City Managers’ Association, Chicago
• 1943, September 16 – National Association of Life Underwriters, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
• 1943, September 21 – Committee for Economic Development (CED) Meeting, Buffalo, New York
• 1943, September 22 – Committee for Economic Development (CED) Meeting, Grand Rapids, Michigan
• 1943, September 30 – American Management Association, New York City
• 1943, September – Article, Rotarian
• 1943, October 6 – Delaware Chamber of Commerce
• 1943, October 6 – American Academy of Political and Social Science, Philadelphia
• 1943, October 7 – National Wholesale Druggists' Association, New York City
• 1943, October 12 – Inland Daily Press, Chicago, Illinois
• 1943, October 14 – Plumbing and Heating Industries Bureau, Chicago, Illinois
• 1943, October 19 – Conference on Distribution, Boston, Massachusetts
• 1943, October 20 – American Institute of Accountants, New York City
• 1943, October 23 – National Council of the YMCA, Cleveland, Ohio
• 1943, October 27 – Tacoma, Washington
• 1943, October 27 – Rotary Club, Seattle, Washington
• 1943, October 29 – National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association
• 1943, November 12 – Chamber of Commerce, Cleveland, Ohio
• 1943, November 16 – Herald-Tribune Forum, New York City
• 1943, November 17 – Chamber of Commerce, Rochester, New York
• 1943, November 19 – Executive Club, Chicago, Illinois
• 1943, November 23 – Town Hall Forum
• 1943, November – Article, Red Barrel (Coca Cola Company)
• 1943, December 2 – Tire, Battery and Accessory Executives, Excelsior Springs, Missouri
• 1943, December 8 – National Association of Manufacturers, 2nd War Congress of American War Industry, New York
• 1943, December 10 – Committee for Economic Development (CED), Chamber of Commerce, Memphis, Tennessee
• 1943, December 10 – Mid-South Forum, Memphis, Tennessee
• 1943, December 14 – Association of Commerce, Chicago Illinois
• 1943, December 15 – Chamber of Commerce, Peoria, Illinois
• 1943, December 20 – United Nations Forum, Washington, D.C. (Committee for Economic Development (CED)—Not Used
• 1944, January 13 – Retail Dry Good Association, New York
• 1944, January 18 – Chamber of Commerce, Chattanooga, Tennessee
• 1944, January 19 – Chamber of Commerce, Nashville, Tennessee
• 1944, January 21 – Chamber of Commerce, Springfield, Missouri
• 1944, January 26 – National Auto Dealers Association, Detroit, Michigan
• 1944, January 27 – Council of Social Agencies, Chicago, Illinois
• 1944, January 29 – Chamber of Commerce, Albany, New York
• 1944, January – Article, Boy's Life
• 1944, January – Article, Tool Engineer
• 1944, January – Article, Look
• 1944, February 1 – Committee for Economic Development (CED), St. Paul, Minnesota
• 1944, February 2 – American Roadbuilders Association, Chicago, Illinois

Box 92

• 1944, February 3 – New Jersey State Chamber of Commerce, Newark, New Jersey
• 1944, February 4 – Cosmopolitan Club, New York City
• 1944, February 8 – 50th Anniversary, Chamber of Commerce, Muncie, Indiana
• 1944, February 9 – Annual Farm and Home Week, Urbana, Illinois
• 1944, February 15 – Committee for Economic Development (CED) Organizational Meeting, Richmond, Indiana
• 1944, February 16 – Chamber of Commerce, Syracuse, New York
• 1944, February 17 – Youngstown (Ohio) Economic and Business Foundation
• 1944, February 23 – Committee for Economic Development (CED) Organizational Meeting, Cincinnati, Ohio
• 1944, February 23 – Dayton, Ohio, Industrial and Civic Leaders Meeting
• 1944, February 26 – Massachusetts Institute of Technology Alumni Meeting, Boston
• 1944, February 28 – Recording, World Wide Broadcasting Foundation
• 1944, February 29 – Connecticut College, New London
• 1944, February – Article, Putney School for Boys, Vermont
• 1944, March 9 – Chamber of Commerce, Elyria, Ohio
• 1944, March 13 – Philadelphia Women's Forum
• 1944, March 14 – Chamber of Commerce, Kenosha, Wisconsin
• 1944, March – Article, Professional Engineer
• 1944, April 11 – Trustees' Luncheon, Committee for Economic Development (CED)
• 1944, April 12 – American Federation of Labor, New York
• 1944, April 18 – Chamber of Commerce, Utica, New York
• 1944, April 19 – Committee for Economic Development (CED) Statement, Special Committee on Postwar Policy
• 1944, April 28 – General Federation of Women's Clubs, St. Louis, Missouri
• 1944, April 28 – Iowa Press Association, Des Moines, Iowa
• 1944, April – Article, Our Army
• 1944, May 4 – Hartford, Connecticut, "Hartford's Week for Connecticut's Future"
• 1944, May 7 – Toledo (Ohio), Committee for the Study of the Organization of Peace
• 1944, May 8 – 15th Institute for Education by Radio, Columbus, Ohio
• 1944, May 9 – Wisconsin Postwar Planning Forum, Milwaukee
• 1944, May 12 – Inter-American Development Committee, New York City
• 1944, May 16 – Sioux Falls, South Dakota— Statewide Meeting of Committee for Economic Development (CED)
• 1944, May 17 – Fargo, North Dakota—Statewide Meeting, Committee for Economic Development (CED)
• 1944, May 18 – Albert Lea, Minnesota, "Jobs, Inc." Meeting
• 1944, May 23 – "E" Award, South Bend, Indiana
• 1944, May 24 – Central Motors Freight Association, Chicago, Illinois
• 1944, May 31 – Chamber of Commerce, Worcester, Massachusetts
• 1944, May – Article, Restaurant Management
• 1944, June 18 – Northern Indiana Regional Conference on Social Work, South Bend, Indiana
• 1944, June – Article, Historical Service Board

Box 93

• 1944, July – Recordings for Australia
• 1944, July – Article, Purple Heart Magazine
• 1944, August 1 – Article, Forbes Magazine
• 1944, August 2 – Borough of Queens, Committee for Economic Development (CED), New York
• 1944, August 15 – International Association of Chiefs of Police, Cleveland, Ohio
• 1944, August – Article, New York Times Magazine
• 1944, September 11 – New York State Publishers' Association, Syracuse, New York
• 1944, October 3 – Institute on Reconversion Problems, Denver, Colorado
• 1944, October 10 – Committee for Economic Development (CED) Kickoff, New York City
• 1944, October 11 – New York Times Forum
• 1944, October 16 – Economic Club of Detroit, Michigan
• 1944, October 18 – Mortgage Bankers Association of America, Chicago, Illinois
• 1944, October 19 – New Hampshire Manufacturers Association, Manchester, New Hampshire
• 1944, October 24 – Association of Land Grant Colleges and Universities, Chicago, Illinois
• 1944, October 25 – "Opportunity for High Postwar Production," House Furnishing Review
• 1944, October 30 – Association of Commerce, South Bend, Indiana
• 1944, October – Article, Journal of Educational Sociology
• 1944, October – Article, National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association
• 1944, October – Article, Planning and Civic Comment
• 1944, October – Article, State Government Magazine
• 1944, November 9 – National Conference of Christians and Jews, Chicago, Illinois
• 1944, November 14 – New York Life Insurance Company, 6th War Bond Rally
• 1944, November 16 – Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc., Indianapolis, Indiana
• 1944, November 17 – Chamber of Commerce and Sales Managers Meeting, St. Louis, Missouri
• 1944, November 29 – Commonwealth Club, Chicago, Illinois
• 1944, November 30 – Illinois Agricultural Association, Chicago, Illinois
• 1944, December 6 – Haverford (Pennsylvania) College
• 1944, December 6 – National Association of Manufacturers
• 1944, December 7 – Champion Farmers Association, Chicago, Illinois
• 1944, December 19 – Chamber of Commerce, Houston, Texas
• 1944, December – Article, Eli Lilly & Company Magazine
• 1945, January 17 – Glen Ridge Battalion Forum, Glen Ridge, New Jersey
• 1945, January 29 – Town Hall Forum, New York City
• 1945, January – Article, Automotive and Aviation Industries
• 1945, February 5 – Engineers of Western Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh
• 1945, February 7 – Chamber of Commerce, Akron, Ohio

Box 94

• 1945, February 13 – Iowa State College, Ames – Farm and Home Week
• 1945, February 13 – University of Chicago, School of Business
• 1945, February 21 – Committee for Economic Development (CED) Meeting, San Francisco, California
• 1945, February 27 – Associated General Contractors and Chamber of Commerce, Los Angeles
• 1945, February 28 – Occidental College, Los Angeles
• 1945, February – Article, Committee for Economic Development (CED), Personnel Digest
• 1945, March 1 – Chamber of Commerce, Phoenix, Arizona
• 1945, March 1 – Rotary and Lions Clubs, Phoenix, Arizona
• 1945, March – Article, American Federationist
• 1945, March – Article, Free World
• 1945, April 4 – Chamber of Commerce, Hammond, Indiana
• 1945, April 24 – Chamber of Commerce, New Haven, Connecticut
• 1945, April – Article, Delta Tau Delta, "Rainbow"
• 1945, April – Article, National Petroleum News
• 1945, May 17 – National Association of Personnel Directors, Chicago, Illinois
• 1945, May 24 – IMA-NAM Reconversion Conference, Chicago, Illinois
• 1945, May – Article, American Economic Association
• 1945, May – Article, Home Comfort Wholesalers
• 1945, May – Interview, Labor Analyst
• 1945, June 13 – Rotary Club, South Bend, Indiana
• 1945, July – Article - American Druggist, "The Bretton Woods Plan"
• 1945, July – Article, Atlantic Monthly
• 1945, July – Article, Think Magazine, "Progress in Post-War Planning"
• 1945, August 17 – International Chamber of Commerce, London, England
• 1945, August 18 – Committee for Economic Development (CED) Broadcast (ABC), London, England
• 1945, August 30 – Testimony, Senate Committee on Banking and Currency (Full Employment Act)
• 1945, September 15 – Statement, Victory Loan
• 1945, September – YMCA, International Committee, "Jobs and Freedom . . ."
• 1945, October 16 – Sales Managers Association, Philadelphia
• 1945, October 17 – Rotary Club, Philadelphia
• 1945, October 23 – National Federation of Sales Executives, Advertising Federation of America, New York City
• 1945, October – Article, National Conference of Industrial Editors
• 1945, October – Article, New Ideas for Salesmen, Sales Age
• 1945, November 7 – Joint Meeting of Social Clubs, Presbyterian Church, Battle Creek, Michigan
• 1945, November 15 – Arkansas Economic Council, Little Rock, Arkansas
• 1945, November 16 – National Association of Securities Commissioners, Post-War Conference, Chicago, Illinois
• 1945, November – Article, Cosmopolitan
• 1945, November – Article, Domestic Engineering
• 1945, November – Article, PIC, "A Report to Salesmen"
• 1945, December 1 – Institute of World Affairs, New York
• 1945, December 3 – Ministerial Association (Outline), South Bend, Indiana
• 1945, December 10 – United States Conference of Mayors, New York
• 1945, December 18 – American Farm Bureau Federation, Chicago
• 1945, December – Article, Journal of New York Commerce

Box 95

• 1946, January 3 – Conference for Safeguarding Wartime Savings
• 1946, January 14 – American Institute of Construction Engineers, New York City
• 1946, January 16 – Chamber of Commerce, Fort Worth, Texas
• 1946, January 30 – Auto Dealers Association of Canada, Toronto
• 1946, January – Article, Old Timers News
• 1946, January – Guest Editorial, Fleet Owner Magazine
• 1946, February 3 – Men's Forum, Congregationalist Church, Benton Harbor, Michigan
• 1946, February 6 – Executive Committee Meeting of R. H. Macy and Co., Inc.
• 1946, February 7 – National Council of Private Motor Truck Owners, Chicago, Illinois
• 1946, February 13 – Men's Club, Bronxville, New York
• 1946, February 15 – National Farm Institute, Des Moines, Iowa
• 1946, February 20 – Interview, Edward Harkness, NBC News
• 1946, February 25 – Highway Conference, San Francisco, California
• 1946, March 1 – Article, Sales Management
• 1946, March 8 – Rotary Club, Los Angeles, California
• 1946, March 23 – Economics Club, Chicago, Illinois
• 1946, April 1 – Association of Commerce, Waukesha, Wisconsin
• 1946, April 4 – Chamber of Commerce, Hamilton, Ontario
• 1946, April 10 – Controllers Institute of America, St. Louis, Missouri
• 1946, April 11 – American Association of Physicians, Chicago, Illinois
• 1946, April 15 – Script for Dealers Meeting
• 1946, April 23 – Committee for Economic Development (CED), County Bond Committee, Elkhart, Indiana
• 1946. April – Article - Brooklyn Central (YMCA Publication)
• 1946, May 1 – Distribution Conference, Toronto
• 1946, May 6 – San Francisco Dealers Meeting (Outline)
• 1946, May 10 – President's Highway Safety Council, Washington, D.C.
• 1946, May 23 – National Federation of Sales Executives, Chicago
• 1946, May 28 – Junior Chamber of Commerce, Chicago
• 1946, May – Article, Kiwanis Magazine
• 1946, June 8 – Article, Saturday Review of Literature
• 1946, June 8 – Harvard Business School Alumni Association, Boston
• 1946, June 24 – Kenyon College (Ohio), Commencement
• 1946, June – Article, Lyme Foundation
• 1946, June – Article, The Controller
• 1946, July – Article, American Business
• 1946, July – Article, American Druggist
• 1946, July – Article, Factory Management and Maintenance
• 1946, August – Article, Bridgeport Herald (Connecticut)
• 1946, August – Article, Chicago Journal of Commerce, "Industry Looks Ahead"

Box 96

• 1946, September 1 – University of Chicago Round Table
• 1946, September 8 – Article, New York Times Magazine
• 1946, September 9 – Off-the-Record Club, Detroit, Michigan
• 1946 - September 10 - Chamber of Commerce - Gary, Indiana
• 1946, September 23 – American Bankers Association, Chicago, Illinois
• 1946, September – Article, Anglo-American News
• 1946, September – Article, Negro Digest
• 1946, October 2 – Association of National Advertisers, Atlantic City, New Jersey
• 1946, October 4-6 – Kenyon College (Gambier, Ohio) Conference, "The Heritage of the English-Speaking Peoples and their Responsibility"
• 1946, October 8 – American Management Association, Grant Award, Boston
• 1946, October 25 – Article, Encyclopedia Britannica, "Ten Eventful Years"
• 1946, October – Article, J.A. Livingston, "Business Outlook," Column
• 1946, October – Statement, Cooperation Between Labor and Management, Mill and Factory
• 1946, November 19 – Chartered Life Underwriters, Chicago
• 1946, November 20 – Auto Old Timers, New York City
• 1946, November 25 – University of California-Berkeley
• 1946, November – Indiana State Chamber of Commerce, Indianapolis, Indiana
• 1946, December 3 – American Society of Mechanical Engineers, New York City
• 1946, December 12 – Committee for Economic Development (CED) Luncheon Meeting, Chicago
• 1947, January 9 – Radio Broadcast, WINJ, Detroit
• 1947, January 15 – National Association of Public Relations Counsel, Inc., New York
• 1947, January 16 – Foreign Policy Association, New York
• 1947, January 17 – National Publishers Association, New York
• 1947, January 24 – Laymen's National Committee
• 1947, January 31 – Tide, Committee for Economic Development (CED) Publication
• 1947, January – Article, Christian Science Monitor
• 1947, January – Article, Readers Digest
• 1947, January – Article, United States Association, International Chamber of Commerce
• 1947, February 11 – City Schools of South Bend and the University of Indiana Extension, South Bend, Indiana
• 1947, February 13 – National Conference of Christians and Jews, Chicago
• 1947, February 14 – American Education Press The GIST

Box 97

• 1947, February – Article, Red Barrel, "Is Collapse Inevitable?"
• 1947, February – Article, Texas Industry (Texas Manufacturers' Association)
• 1947, March 10 – Indianapolis, Indiana
• 1947, March 17 – Supervisors' Meeting
• 1947, March 25 – Notre Dame University
• 1947, April 8 – Rotary Club, Chicago
• 1947, April 10 – New York Life Insurance Company, New York
• 1947, April 17 – Harvard School of Business, Boston
• 1947, April 28 – American Trade Association Executives, Washington, D.C.
• 1947, April – Article, Louis Porter (Columnist)
• 1947, April – Article, Traffic Quarterly (ENO Foundation)
• 1947, May 9 – University of Southern California, College of Commerce, Los Angeles
• 1947, May 13 – National Association of Credit Men, New York
• 1947, May 14 – Women's National Republican Club, New York
• 1947, May 15 – Swarthmore (Pennsylvania) College
• 1947, May 24 – Business Alumni Conference, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan
• 1947, May – Article, Rotarian
• 1947, June 7 – Coe (Iowa) College, Commencement
• 1947, June 25 – Testimony on Governmental Policy to Prevent Depressions, Joint Committee on the Economic Report
• 1947, July 15 – Article, Forbes Magazine, "Men of Achievement – Paul G. Hoffman"
• 1947, July – Article, PIC, Committee for Economic Development (CED) Publication
• 1947, July and August – Article, Independent Woman
• 1947, August 7 – American Newcomer Society, French Lick, Indiana
• 1947, August 19 – Look Magazine, "More Machines Mean More Wages"
• 1947, September 9 – Sales Executives Club of New York
• 1947, September 29 – Advertising Club, Brand Names Foundation, St. Louis, Missouri
• 1947, September – Article, Western Livestock Journal

Box 98

• 1947, October 5 – South Bend Association of Commerce
• 1947, October 7 – Iowa Bankers Association, Des Moines, Iowa
• 1947, October 8 – National Safety Congress, Chicago, Illinois
• 1947, October 13 – Economics Club of Southwestern Michigan, St. Joseph, Michigan
• 1947, October 14 – Society of Automobile Engineers (Beechcraft Memorial Award), Chicago
• 1947, October 15 – Society of Industrial Designers, New York
• 1947, October 16 – Committee for Economic Development (CED) Board of Trustees Meeting, Marshall Dinner, New York
• 1947, October 21 – New York Herald Tribune Forum
• 1947, October 29 – Princeton University, Telephone Interview
• 1947, October 30 – American Bakers Association, Chicago
• 1947, October – Article, Civitan Magazine
• 1947, October – Article, Dun's Review
• 1947, November 19 – Society of Security Analysts, New York
• 1947, November – Article, United Nations World
• 1947, December 3 – Society for the Advancement of Management, Indianapolis, Indiana
• 1947, December 4 – Chamber of Commerce, Terre Haute, Indiana
• 1947, December 5 – National Society of Sales Training Executives, Chicago
• 1947, December 8 – Advertising Club of New York
• 1947, December 13 – Union Club of New York
• 1947, December 16 – Town Hall (Radio), New York
• 1948, January 13 – Chamber of Commerce, Davenport, Iowa
• 1948, January 14 – Veterans of Foreign Wars, Washington, D.C.
• 1948, January 15 – Empire Club of Canada, Toronto
• 1948, January 17 – Automobile Manufacturers Association, Automotive Radio Series
• 1948, January 19 – American Overseas Aid
• 1948, January 23 – Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Committee for Economic Development (CED)
• 1948, January 27 – National Automobile Dealers Association, Annual Convention, Chicago
• 1948, January 31 – Bucknell University, Lewisburg, Pennsylvania
• 1948, January-February – Article, New York Times Magazine, Marshall Plan (Not Used)
• 1948, February 4 – Institute on Business and Economic Problems, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
• 1948, February 10 – Evansville (Indiana) Manufacturers Association
• 1948, February 17 – New York University, Graduate School of Business Administration, New York

Box 99

• 1948, February 19 – University of Minnesota
• 1948, February 25 – National Education Association (NEA), Atlantic City, New Jersey (American Education Award)
• 1948, February – Article, General Federation of Women's Clubs
• 1948, March 11 – Article, Iron Age, "Men & Tools"
• 1948, March – Article
• 1948, April 20 – Statement, House Appropriations Committee, Washington, D.C.
• 1948, April 25 – New York Times Magazine (Cover Photograph)
• 1948, May 9 – Bill Henry's Report on Paul G. Hoffman
• 1948, May 13 – Statement, Senate Appropriations Committee
• 1948, May 18 – Statement, House Appropriations Committee, China Aid Program
• 1948, May 20 – Committee for Economic Development (CED), New York
• 1948, May – Article, Courier, "Doctor ERP"
• 1948, June 6 – Notre Dame University – Commencement
• 1948, June 10 – Harvard University – Commencement
• 1948, June 11 – Statement, House R. 6801
• 1948, June 28 – Article, Newsweek "Hoffman of ERP: The Emergency is Now"
• 1948, July 8 – Council on Foreign Relations, New York
• 1948, July 16 – ECA (Economic Cooperation Administration) Public Advisory Board
• 1948, July 18 – Article, Parade Magazine
• 1948, July 19 – Overseas Training Conference, "Basic Objectives of ECA"
• 1948, July 25 – Article, New York Times Magazine by Cabell Phillips
• 1948, July 30 – Remarks, Economic Cooperation Administration Conference, Washington, D.C.
• 1948, July 30 – Organization for European Economic Cooperation, Paris
• 1948, July – Article, Coronet Magazine, “Paul Hoffman: Salesman of Democracy," by Bill Davidson
• 1948, September 2–University of Chicago
• 1948, September 9–Department of Commerce, Washington, D.C.
• 1948, September 14—National Association of Magazine Publishers, Spring Lake, New Jersey
• 1948, September 17—Meet the Press, Washington, D.C. (Lawrence Spivak)
• 1948, September 22—Special Events Recording, ECA Interview Series #1 (Radio)
• 1948, October—Article, Reader’s Digest, William Hard and Andre Visson
• 1948, October 10—Freedom House, New York, CBS News and Dinner Address
• 1948, October 14—New York Board of Trade
• 1948, October 18—New York Herald Tribune Forum
• 1948, October 22—Hoffman Statement, The Public and Education
• 1948, October 26—BBC Broadcast, London
• 1948, October 27—Press Conference, London
• 1948, November 5—Chicago Association of Commerce and Executive Club of Chicago
• 1948, November 6—Article, Hutton’s National Weekly, by David Davidson
• 1948, November 10—National Foreign Trade Council, New York
• 1948, November 17—American Federation of Labor (AFL), Cincinnati, Ohio
• 1948, December 1—National Association of Manufacturers, New York
• 1948, December 13—Press Conference, Shanghai, China

Box 100

• 1948—Book on Economics by Paul G. Hoffman
• 1948—Recordings
• 1949, January—Article, Rotarian, "Good News Being Made in Europe"
• 1949, January 12—Society of Automobile Engineers, Inc., Detroit
• 1949, January 26—Economic Club, New York
• 1949, January 28—Baltimore (Maryland) Association of Commerce
• 1949, January 29—Article, Saturday Evening Post by Demaree Bess
• 1949, January 31—National Planning Association, Washington, D.C.
• 1949, February—Article, Fortune, "ECA Can't Do Everything"
• 1949, February 3—Statement by Hoffman, House Merchant Marine Committee
• 1949, February 8—Statement, Senate Foreign Relations Committee and House Foreign Affairs Committee
• 1949, February 11—Congressional Club, Washington, D.C.
• 1949, February 14—Greeting to Danish Workers
• 1949, February 15—Inland Daily Press Association, Chicago
• 1949, February 16—Statement by Hoffman, Senate Foreign Relations Committee
• 1949, February 22—Chamber of Commerce, Philadelphia (William Penn Award)
• 1949, February 27—American Red Cross, Washington, D.C.
• 1949, February 28—Hoffman Statement, Senate Foreign Relations Committee Regarding the United Kingdom
• 1949, March 3—Delta Tau Delta, Washington, D.C.
• 1949, March 5—New York Herald-Tribune High School Forum
• 1949, March 14—Greetings to Swedish Trade Union Delegation, Washington, D.C.
• 1949, March 17—Greetings to Italian Trade Union Delegation, Washington, D.C.
• 1949, March 18—American Management Association, New York
• 1949, March 23—Allen Will Harris, "The Information Program of ECA-Washington"
• 1949, March 28—Pasadena (California) Chamber of Commerce
• 1949, March 29—Occidental College, Los Angeles
• 1949, April—Article, American Magazine
• 1949, April—International Commitments and National Administration, University of Virginia
• 1949, April 3—Article, New York Times, "Hoffman Reviews a Year of ECA"
• 1949, April 4—Article, Life Magazine
• 1949, April 11—Article, Time Magazine
• 1949, April 12—78-79 Congressional Club, Washington, D.C. (Outline)

Box 101

• 1949, April 12—Greetings to Dutch Farmers Productivity Team (ECA) - Washington, D.C.
• 1949, April 13 - Press Conference (Humphrey Report on Reparations)
• 1949, April 21—American Society of Newspaper Editors - Washington, D.C.
• 1949, April 22—European Electric Systems Operators, Washington, D.C.
• 1949, April 26—Statement Before House Appropriations Committee
• 1949, April 27—United States Council of International Chamber of Commerce, New York
• 1949, April 28—National Conference of Christians and Jews, Cleveland, Ohio
• 1949, May 2—Dairy Industry Committee, Washington, D.C. (outline)
• 1949, May 4—Article, Pathfinder, "Five Billion a Year Man"
• 1949, May 4—Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana
• 1949, May 6—American Council on Education, Washington, D.C.
• 1949, May 11—CED, Washington, D.C.
• 1949, May 18—Civic and Business Leaders of Lehigh Valley, Easton, Pennsylvania
• 1949, May 21-22—American ORT Federation, National Convention, New York
• 1949, May 25—American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers, New York
• 1949, May 28—Article, Colliers, "The 25 Men Who Rule the World" by George Kent
• 1949, June—Article, Coca-Cola Overseas, "ECA's First Year"
• 1949, June—Article, Democratic Digest, "Peace is ECA's Business"
• 1949, June 5—Ambassador’s Dinner Honoring General George C. Marshall, Washington, D.C.
• 1949, June 6—Statement on Small Business, Senate Banking and Currency Committee (Outline)
• 1949, June 7—Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri
• 1949, June 8—Statement Before House Foreign Affairs Committee
• 1949, June 8—Statement Before Senate Appropriations Committee
• 1949, June 13—Kenyon College (Ohio) Commencement
• 1949, June 14—Comments on Senate Appropriations Hearings, Office of Information
• 1949, June 16—Pilgrims Society, London
• 1949, June 16—Statement before Senate Appropriations Committee
• 1949, June 19 –Williams College, Williamstown, Massachusetts
• 1949, June 28—Statement Before Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Korea
• 1949, July 15—Letter to Senator Scott Lucas on Appropriations Committee Amendment to ECA Appropriations Bill
• 1949, July 21—Meeting with Secretary of State Dean Acheson (Outline)
• 1949, July 29—Statement for Christian Rural Overseas Program
• 1949, August 10— Proposed Statement by Paul G. Hoffman in Europe
• 1949, August 11-12—Interview, Dublin Airport (Extracts From Northern Whig, Belfast Newsletter, and Irish News)
• 1949, August 16—Organization for European Economic Cooperation, Paris
• 1949, August 26—Press Conference, London
• 1949, August 29—Press Conference, Washington, D.C.
• 1949, August 31—Recording, Harkness Broadcast
• 1949, August 31—Dinner for Senators and Congressmen (Outline)

Box 102

• 1949, September—Labor Day Greetings
• 1949, September 13—Sales Executives Club of New York
• 1949, September 15—Michigan Municipal League, Battle Creek, Michigan
• 1949, September 19— Press Conference, Washington, D.C.
• 1949, September 28—International Chamber of Commerce, New York
• 1949, October 5 –American Federation of Labor, St. Paul, Minnesota
• 1949, October 12—Association of National Advertisers, New York
• 1949, October 18— New York Board of Trade
• 1949, October 19—Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce, Philadelphia
• 1949, October 25—Article, The Reporter, "The Education of Paul Hoffman," by Claire Neikind
• 1949, October 27—Canadian Chamber of Commerce, Montreal
• 1949, October 31—Organization for European Economic Cooperation, Paris
• 1949, November 2—Text of OEEC Council Decision, Paris
• 1949, November 7—Press Conference, Washington, D.C.
• 1949, November 10—Academy of Political Science, Columbia University, New York
• 1949, November 13—Article, New York Times Magazine, "We, As Well As Europe, Must Do Our Part"
• 1949, November 14—Economic Club of Detroit
• 1949, November 17—Virginia State Chamber of Commerce, World Trade Conference, Richmond
• 1949, November 22—Pomona College Student Body, Claremont, California
• 1949, November 22—Pomona College Association
• 1949, November 23—Address Before National Grange, Sacramento, California
• 1949, November 29—Statement Before National Retail Dry Goods Association, Washington, D.C.
• 1949, November 30—United States Military Academy, West Point, New York
• 1949, December 1—China Institute, New York
• 1949, December 7—National Association of Manufacturers, New York City
• 1949, December 13—Cleveland (Ohio) Council on World Affairs
• 1949, December 14—American Farm Bureau Federation, Chicago
• 1949—Recordings (January—April)
• 1949—Recordings (May—December)

Box 103

• 1950, January—Article, United Nations World Magazine, "A New Turn in Foreign Aid"
• 1950, January 1—Northwestern University, Mutual Broadcasting System, "Reviewing Stand"
• 1950, January 9—Women's National Democratic Club, Washington, D.C.
• 1950, January 10—Association of American Colleges, Cincinnati, Ohio
• 1950, January 11—Chamber of Commerce, Akron, Ohio
• 1950, January 12—Statement on American Red Cross
• 1950, January 16—Chamber of Commerce, Rochester, New York
• 1950, January 17—Poor Richard Club, Philadelphia
• 1950, January 18—Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Massachusetts
• 1950, January 18—Amherst (Massachusetts) College
• 1950, January 20—Dayton (Ohio) Council on World Affairs
• 1950, January 21—United States Junior Chamber of Commerce, Radio Broadcast
• 1950, January 21—United States Junior Chamber of Commerce, Radio Broadcast, Peoria, Illinois
• 1950, January 29— Article, Sunday Herald (Bridgeport, Connecticut)
• 1950, February—Article, Fortune, Editorial by Henry R. Luce, "The Reformation of the World's Economies"
• 1950, February—Article, Think Magazine (IBM), "The Job We Have to Do For Peace"
• 1950, February 3—Press Conference, Washington, D.C.
• 1950, February 7—Senate Foreign Relations Committee (Outline)
• 1950, February 8—Statement for the Organization for European Economic Cooperation (Annex IV)
• 1950, February 10—Overseas Writers, Washington, D.C. (Outline)
• 1950, February 11— University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
• 1950, February 16—Columbia College, Association of Alumni, New York City
• 1950, February 21—Statement Before Joint Session of Senate Foreign Relations Committee and House Foreign Affairs Committee
• 1950, February 23—Statement, Proposed European Payments Union
• 1950, February 24—California State Society, Washington, D.C.
• 1950, March 6—Interstate Commerce Committee, Hearing on Oil (Outline)
• 1950, March 7—Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Korea (Outline)
• 1950, March 8—House Foreign Affairs Committee, Korea (Outline)
• 1950, March 9—Recording for Labor's League, Washington, D.C.
• 1950, March 14—The Metro Club (Outline)
• 1950, March 15—Article, Senior Scholastic, "A Look into the Future, 1950-2000"
• 1950, March 22 - The Cooperative Forum, Washington, D.C. (Outline)
• 1950, April—The Book of Knowledge, The Grolier Society, Inc.
• 1950, April—Recordings
• 1950, April 2—Article, This Week Magazine, "ECA's New Strategy for a United Europe"
• 1950, April 2—Article, Washington Post, "Now to Get Europe to Join Hands"
• 1950, April 4—"Town Meeting of the Air,” Richmond, Virginia
• 1950, April 9—Article, New York Times, "The Great Need—An Informed Opinion" by Lester Markel
• 1950, April 14—Allegheny College, Meadville, Pennsylvania
• 1950, April 15—British Automobile and Motorcycle Show, New York (Extemporaneous)
• 1950, April 18—National Association of Broadcasters, Chicago

Box 104

• 1950, April 20—National Association of Manufacturers and World Affairs Council, Philadelphia
• 1950, April 21—Script, "We the People"
• 1950, April 23—University of Chicago Round Table, Washington, D.C.
• 1950, April 25—League of Women Voters of the United States, Atlantic City, New Jersey
• 1950, April 27—United States Treasury Bond Drive, Washington, D.C. (Outline)
• 1950, April 29—American Society of International Law, Washington, D.C.
• 1950, May—Article, Kiwanis Magazine, "The Marshall Plan at Midpoint"
• 1950, May 2—United States Chamber of Commerce, Washington, D.C.
• 1950, May 3—Textile Workers Union of America, Boston, Massachusetts
• 1950, May 5—Conference of Labor Leaders, Washington, D.C.
• 1950, May 5—Holland Fair at Gimbel Brothers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• 1950, May 10—Associated Merchandising Corporation, White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia
• 1950, May 12—House Foreign Affairs Committee, Regarding International Trade Organization
• 1950, May 12—Interview, U.S. News & World Report, "The Kremlin Will Crumble"
• 1950, May 13—Conference of Mayors, New York
• 1950, May 18—Committee for Economic Development, Washington, D.C.
• 1950, May 21—Article, New York Times Magazine, "Toward Integration: France Points the Way"
• 1950, May 25—National Board of Fire Underwriters, New York City
• 1950, May 25 - Political Study Club, Washington, D.C.
• 1950, May 25—Senate Appropriations Committee
• 1950, June 2—American Cotton Manufacturers Institute, Washington, D.C. (Outline)
• 1950, June 5—Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York
• 1950, June 7—Columbia University, New York City
• 1950, June 11—Wesleyan University, Middletown, Connecticut
• 1950, June 13—Wellesley (Massachusetts) College
• 1950, June 16—Society of Business Magazine Editors, Washington, D.C. (Outline)
• 1950, June 19—Governors' Conference, White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia
• 1950, June 20—National 4-H Club Conference, Washington, D.C.
• 1950, June 21—Optimists International, Atlantic City, New Jersey

Box 105

• 1950, June 22—United Textile Workers of America, New York City
• 1950, June 24—Interview, Bert Andrews, ABC News, Washington, D.C. (Transcript)
• 1950, August 30—Statement Before Senate Appropriations Committee
• 1950, September—Article, Common Council for American Unity, New York City
• 1950, September 6—European Engineers, Washington, D.C. (Outline)
• 1950, September 20—Foreign Newspaper Editors, Washington, D.C.
• 1950, September 26—Employees Meeting (ECA), Washington, D.C. (Outline)
• 1950, October 1—Trade Fair, Berlin, Germany
• 1950, October 11—Press Conference, Athens, Greece
• 1950, October 24—Overseas Writers, Washington, D.C. (Outline)
• 1950, November—Article, The International Times Review
• 1950, November 1—National Foreign Trade Council, Inc., New York City
• 1950, December—Article, World Topics, "The Job Well Done"
• 1950, December 1—Article, Vital Speeches of the Day, "Winning the Peace"
• 1950, December 14—Bond Club of Los Angeles (Outline)
• 1950, December 15—Mutual Security System (Radio Transcript)
• 1950, December 18—California Institute Association, Pasadena (Outline)
• 1951, January 12—City College of Los Angeles
• 1951, January 22—Board of Trade, Toronto, Canada
• 1951, February 1—Association of American Soap and Glycerine Producers, Inc., New York City
• 1951, February 2—Iowa Press Association, Des Moines
• 1951, February 5—Article, Life Magazine, "Most Courageous Comeback in History"
• 1951, February 7—Automobile and Aviation Parts Manufacturers, Inc., Detroit, Michigan
• 1951, March 15—Bond Club, San Diego, California
• 1951, March 18-21—Articles, Los Angeles Times, Marshall Plan
• 1951, March 22—Article, Journal of the American Trade Executives
• 1951, April 2—ECA, 3rd Anniversary, Washington, D.C.
• 1951, April 12—South Bend (Indiana) Association of Commerce
• 1951, April 15—Committee on the Present Danger

Box 106

• 1951, April 16—Advertising Council, Roundtable Discussion
• 1951, April 17—America's Town Meeting, Charlottesville, Virginia
• 1951, April 17—Overseas Press Club, Washington, D.C.
• 1951, April 20—The Executives' Club, Chicago
• 1951, April 24—Pasadena, California, Civic Meeting (Ford Foundation)
• 1951, May 3—M.I.T. Victory Dinner Honoring A.P. Sloan, Jr., New York City
• 1951, May 20—NBC Series, "Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow," Los Angeles (Radio Speech)
• 1951, June 12—International Chamber of Commerce, Lisbon, Portugal
• 1951, June 22—Centennial International YMCA Convention, Cleveland, Ohio
• 1951, July 2—YMCA, Pasadena, California (Outline)
• 1951, July 17—House Foreign Affairs Committee, Washington, D.C. [1 of 2]
• 1951, July 17—House Foreign Affairs Committee, Washington, D.C. [2 of 2]

Box 107

• 1951, July 30—CBS-TV Program, "The Truth of the Matter"
• 1951, September 2—Article, This Week Magazine, "He's Got to Give Away $25,000,000 a Year"
• 1951, September 19—National Association of Life Underwriters, Los Angeles
• 1951, September 23—CBS-TV Forum Discussion, "Producing for Defense" (No Text)
• 1951, September 26—Rotary Club, Pasadena, California
• 1951, September 30—Westwood Community Methodist Church, Los Angeles
• 1951, October—Article, Ethyl News, "Most Likely to Succeed"
• 1951, October 4—Automobile Old Timers, Detroit, Michigan
• 1951, October 6—Crusade for Freedom, Los Angeles (Radio Broadcast)
• 1951, October 7—Freedom House, New York City
• 1951, October 8—Business Industry Committee for United Nations Week and Day
• 1951, October 9—Harvard Business School Club of New York
• 1951, October 9—Article, Look Magazine, “Why Not Paul Hoffman" by William Lowe
• 1951, October 14—Article, La Cite, Brussels, Belgium--Interview with Paul G. Hoffman by Nerin E. Gunn
• 1951, October 15—Interview with Hoffman by Bela Kornitzer for His Book American Fathers and Sons
• 1951, October 18—Willkie Memorial, Rushville, Indiana
• 1951, October 18—Indiana State Bankers Association, Rushville, Indiana
• 1951, October 18—Article, United Nations World
• 1951, October 19—Council on World Affairs, Grand Rapids, Michigan (Vandenberg Memorial Program)
• 1951, October 24—New York Herald-Tribune Forum
• 1951, November—National Conference of Christians and Jews, Brotherhood Week, "Significant Action"
• 1951, November—Statement, Old Timer News, Regarding Book by Reginald M. Cleveland and S. T. Williamson, The Road is Yours
• 1951, November 1, Rural Editorial Service, University of Chicago
• 1951, November 2—Article, Printer's Ink
• 1951, November 2—Los Angeles Council of Church Women
• 1951, November 8—National Institute of Social Sciences, New York City
• 1951, November 12—Article, Fortnight, "The Top Performer of the Year"
• 1951, November 15—National Conference of Christians and Jews, Detroit, Michigan
• 1951, November 19—Chicago International Trade Fair
• 1951, November 28—English-Speaking Union, New York City

Box 108

• 1951, December 3—First International Conference of Manufacturers, New York City
• 1951, December 11—Institute of World Affairs, Riverside, California
• 1951, December 21—Commonwealth Club, San Francisco, California
• 1951, December 25—CBS-TV, KNXT Los Angeles, Round Table Discussion
• 1952, January—Article, Forbes Magazine, Quote from "101 Unusual Experiences"
• 1952, January—Article, The Oklahoma Teacher, Oklahoma Education Association
• 1952, January—Article, Courier, Published by the Netherlands Chamber of Commerce in the United States, Inc.
• 1952, January—Article, Virginia Journal of Education, Published by the Virginia Education Association
• 1952, January—Article, Institute of Public Affairs, Melbourne, Australia
• 1952, January 2—Ebell Club of Los Angeles
• 1952, January 4—Automobile Old Timers, San Francisco, California
• 1952, January 7—Article, Christian Science Monitor, "Hoffman Tags Brotherhood Core of Free Enterprise" by Kimmis Hendrick
• 1952, January 10—Chamber of Commerce, Los Angeles
• 1952, January 17—Testimony Before Chief Examiner Francis W. Brown in the North Atlantic Route Renewal Case, Civil Aeronautics Board, Docket No. 5065
• 1952, January 28—Southern California Wellesley Club, Pasadena
• 1952, February—Statement, Opportunity
• 1952, February 3—New York Times Magazine, "World Investment, Not Foreign Aid"
• 1952, February 8—Inter-Nations Association, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena
• 1952, February 15—Catholic Press Council, Los Angeles
• 1952, February 16—Chamber of Commerce, South Bend, Indiana (100th Anniversary of Studebaker Corporation)
• 1952, February 27—Article, Society of Industrial Designers, "The Importance of Design in a Dynamic Economy"
• 1952, February 28—National Conference of Christians and Jews, Los Angeles

Box 109

• 1952, March 1—Foundations for Freedom Institute, Los Angeles (League of Women Voters and UCLA)
• 1952, March 4—Philadelphia Bulletin Forum
• 1952, March 5—University of New Hampshire, Durham
• 1952, March 6—Contemporary Club, Indianapolis, Indiana
• 1952, March 10—Rotary Institute, Los Angeles (Outline)
• 1952, March 15—Tape Recording, Chamber of Commerce, San Gabriel, California
• 1952, April—Article, Societe Belge d'Etudes et d’Expansion, Liege, Belgium
• 1952, April—Article, Ladies Home Journal, "Assignment for Women"
• 1952, April—Statement, University of Colorado, Boulder
• 1952, April 3—Transcription, Sangamon County, Illinois, Eisenhower Committee
• 1952, April 16—Women's National Press Club, Washington, D.C.
• 1952, April 18—Eisenhower Address, Philadelphia
• 1952, April 22—Eisenhower Address, Worcester, Massachusetts
• 1952, April 24—American Newspaper Publishers Association Convention, New York City
• 1952, April 29—Methodist Church Conference, San Francisco, California
• 1952, May 1—League of Women Voters, Cincinnati, Ohio, Life Magazine Report
• 1952, May 7—Overseas Press Club, New York City
• 1952, May 8—American Society of Sales Executives, Absecon, New Jersey
• 1952, May 12—Eisenhower Rally, Portland, Oregon
• 1952, May 15—Eisenhower Rally, Indianapolis, Indiana
• 1952, May 17—Radio Speech - "Youth Wants to Know," Washington, D.C.
• 1952, May 18—Edward R. Murrow, Television Program, New York City
• 1952, May 20—Kate Smith Show, New York
• 1952, May 21—Eisenhower Rally, Richmond, Virginia
• 1952, May 22—Eisenhower Rally, Mount Kisco, New York
• 1952, May 26—Eisenhower Volunteers of Southern California, Los Angeles
• 1952, May 27—National Sales Executives, San Francisco
• 1952, May 29—Speech for Eisenhower, American Broadcasting Company

Box 110

• 1952, June 2—Eisenhower Rally, South Bend, Indiana
• 1952, June 8—Michigan State College, East Lansing
• 1952, June 9—Eisenhower Address, Lansing, Michigan
• 1952, June 10—Eisenhower Group, Greenwich, Connecticut
• 1952, June 18—Young Men's Business Club, New Orleans, Louisiana
• 1952, June 19—Eisenhower Address, Wilmington, Delaware
• 1952, June 23—General Council of Congregational Churches, Claremont, California
• 1952, June 25—Republican Associates, Los Angeles
• 1952, June 26—Citizens for Eisenhower, Washington, D.C.
• 1952, July 3—Time Magazine
• 1952, July 5—Eisenhower Rally, Blackstone Theater, Chicago
• 1952, July 18-23—Statement Regarding Interview in Pasadena Star-News
• 1952, August 19 –Benton-McCarthy Deposition, Washington, D.C.
• 1952, August 25—Los Angeles Board of Education, Statement Supporting UNESCO
• 1952, September 3—Voice of America, Tape Recording, Los Angeles
• 1952, September 17—Philadelphia Automobile Trade Association (Outline)
• 1952, September 25—American Automobile Association (AAA), Washington, D.C.
• 1952, October 6—Wilshire Masonic Lodge #445, Los Angeles (Outline)
• 1952, October 27—Committee for Economic Development, New York (Script)
• 1952, October 30—Economic Club of Southwestern Michigan, St. Joseph, Michigan
• 1952, November—Article, Atlantic Monthly, "Living Beyond Our Means"
• 1952, December 1—St. Andrew's Society of New York
• 1952, December 2—Radio Address, Crusade for Freedom, New York
• 1952, December 11—Institute of Life Insurance, New York

Box 111

• 1953, January 1—Tournament of Roses Parade and Rose Bowl Game Brochure, Pasadena, California
• 1953, January 2—Article, Printers’ Ink, "The Sale I Never Forgot"
• 1953, January 15—Printing Week Dinner, New York City, "If Franklin Were Here Tonight"
• 1953, January 16—Chamber of Commerce, Toledo, Ohio
• 1953, February—National Conference of Christians and Jews, Asia Calling, Brotherhood Issue
• 1953, February 11—Los Angeles Realty Board
• 1953, February 13—Radio Program, Edward R. Murrow, "This I Believe"
• 1953, February 16—Junior Chamber of Commerce, Minneapolis, Minnesota
• 1953, March 15—Parade Magazine, New York City, "What Keeps You Strong?"
• 1953, March 16—Philadelphia Fellowship Commission
• 1953, March 17—Town Club, Scarsdale, New York
• 1953, April—Article, Camillus Digest, "Goals of a Free Society"
• 1953, April 10—ABC, Virgil Pinkley, "Personality in the News"
• 1953, May—Article, Systems for Modern Management, New York City, "This Shrinking World"
• 1953, May 5—Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas, Institute on American Freedom
• 1953, May 12—University of Notre Dame, College of Commerce, South Bend, Indiana
• 1953, May 25—American Baptist Convention, Denver, Colorado
• 1953, June 7—Pepperdine College, Los Angeles, Commencement
• 1953, June 14—Occidental College, Los Angeles, Commencement

Box 112

• 1953, July 4—Independence Day Celebration, Rebild National Park, Aalborg, Denmark
• 1953, July 16—Boy Scouts of America, 43rd Annual Meeting of the National Council, Los Angeles
• 1953, August—Article, New International Encyclopedia, Australia
• 1953, September 13—Recorded Transcription, NBC News, "Top Story"
• 1953, September 22—Cleveland Automobile Dealers' Association
• 1953, September 23—Millikin University and Association of Commerce, Decatur, Illinois
• 1953, October 4—Jewish Theological Seminary of America, New York City
• 1953, October 6—Pasadena (California) City College
• 1953, October 7—Rotary Club, Pasadena, California (Outline)
• 1953, October 13—Chamber of Commerce, Albert Lea, Minnesota
• 1953, October 15—Federation of Automobile Dealer Associations, Toronto, Canada
• 1953, October 31—Oberlin (Ohio) College, Dedication of Sophronia Brooks Hall Auditorium
• 1953, November—Article, Public Opinion Quarterly, Princeton, New Jersey
• 1953, November—Dealer Meeting, Introduction of 1954 Models
• 1953, November 4—Rotary Club, Vernon, California (Outline)
• 1953, November 9—American Association for the United Nations, Pasadena, California
• 1953, November 11—National Conference of Christians and Jews, Los Angeles
• 1953, November 12—American Association for the United Nations, San Gabriel Valley Chapter
• 1953, November 13—Rotary Club, Los Angeles
• 1953, November 15—Article, New York Times Magazine, "How to Avoid a Psycho-Recession"
• 1953, November 18—Statement, Popular Science Monthly, Regarding the Inter-American Highway
• 1953, November 22—Freedom House Award Dinner, New York (United Nations Soldiers in Korea)

Box 113

• 1953, December 11—Chamber of Commerce, Sacramento, California
• 1953, December 13—Article, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, "Mutual Capitalism; An American System"
• 1953, December 15—Article, Sales Management, "500,000 More Salesmen Needed"/li>
• 1954, January 5—George Washington Carver Memorial Institute, New York City
• 1954, January 8—Junior Chamber of Commerce, Portland, Oregon
• 1954, January 28—Conference of Jewish Women's Organizations, Los Angeles
• 1954, January 29—Chamber of Commerce, Fresno, California
• 1954, February—Article, The Rotarian, "Dynamics of Free Enterprise"
• 1954, February 9—Whittier College Convocation, "Americanism and Freedom"
• 1954, February 9—Western Gas and Oil Association, Los Angeles (Visit of Celal Bayar, President of Turkey)
• 1954, February 16—Rockford (Illinois) College, Martha Hillard MacLeish Lecture
• 1954, February 23—Article, Look Magazine, "Suicide by Tariff?"
• 1954, March 2—American Association for the United Nations, Washington, D.C.
• 1954, March 3—Chamber of Commerce and Motor Car Dealers Association, Kansas City, Missouri
• 1954, March 18—University of Rhode Island, Kingston, "Americanism and Freedom"
• 1954, March 23—Institute of International Education and Chicago Association of Commerce and Industry, "The Role of Industry in United States Foreign Policy"
• 1954, March 24—North Carolina Citizens Association, Raleigh, North Carolina
• 1954, April—Article, American Trade Association Executives Journal, "Voluntary Cooperative Effort in our Capitalism"
• 1954, April 7—Milwaukee YMCA Annual Meeting, "The YMCA—A Pillar of Our Free Society"
• 1954. April 9—UAW-CIO, Sixth Education Conference, Chicago, "The Real Americanism"
• 1954, April 29—United Jewish Welfare Fund, Amusement Industry Dinner, Los Angeles

Box 114

• 1954, May—Article, Free World and American Miscellany, United States Information Agency (Philippines and Indonesia)
• 1954, May 1—Junior Chamber of Commerce, Palm Springs, California
• 1954, May 6—European Travel Commission, New York City, "What's the Use of Travel?”
• 1954, May 11—Chamber of Commerce of Greater Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
• 1954, May 14—University of Michigan Honor Students Convocation, Ann Arbor, "Free Minds for a Free Society"
• 1954, May 23—Exclusive Story, Daily Argus-Leader, Sioux Falls, South Dakota
• 1954, May 25—Indiana Civil Liberties Union, Indianapolis
• 1954, May 27—Father's Day Award Luncheon, New York City
• 1954, June 6—DePauw University Commencement, Greencastle, Indiana
• 1954, June 19—Delta Tau Delta Karnea, Pasadena, California
• 1954, June 24—Article, New York Good Roads Association (Thruway Celebration Committee) Albany, New York
• 1954, July 4—Article, This Week Magazine, "The Fourth I'll Never Forget"
• 1954, July 19—Statement, Special House Committee to Investigate Tax Exempt Foundations
• 1954, August—The Advertising Council, TV Script, "The Future of America"
• 1954, August 21—Article, The Nation, "The Decision-Makers—Can You Name Them?”
• 1954, September 21—Minnesota Auto Dealers Association, Minneapolis
• 1954, September 22—Sales Executives Club, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
• 1954, September 26—Studebaker Preview Rally, South Bend, Indiana
• 1954, September 26—Article, Parade, "Why I Have Faith in America's Future"
• 1954, October—Year Book of Education (London), U.S. Technical Assistance Programs
• 1954, October—Article, ALA Bulletin, American Library Association
• 1954, October 12—Controllers Institute of America, Chicago
• 1954, October 14—University of Minnesota, Industrial Relations Center, Minneapolis
• 1954, October 18—Georgia Automobile Dealers Association, Savannah, "The Outlook for 1955"
• 1954, November 14—Article, New York Times Magazine, “To Insure the End of Our Hysteria"
• 1954, November 16—Poor Richard Club, Philadelphia, "The Freedom Behind Free Enterprise"
• 1954, November 22—Lake Forest (Illinois) College, Public Affairs Institute, "Freer Trade for a Stronger Free World"

Box 115

• 1954, November and December—Article, Societe Belge d'Etudes et d’Expansion, "The Dynamics of Free Enterprise in the United States"
• 1954, December—Article, Labor-Management Forum, California Industrial Union Council, "The Real Americanism"
• 1954, December 3—Council of State Governments, Chicago
• 1954, December 14—Jewish Defense Appeal, American Jewish Committee and Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith, New York
• 1954, December 23—Article, Coronet, "Make Mine 'The Small Business'"
• 1955, January 22—United Jewish Appeal, New York City, Testimonial Dinner to Edward M. M. Warburg, "The Will Behind the Ideal"
• 1955, February 8—South Bend-Mishawaka International Relations Council, South Bend, Indiana, "World Affairs are Our Affairs"
• 1955, February 11—Council for Civic Unity of San Francisco, "The Bill of Rights--A Living Document by Community Consent"
• 1955, February 20—The Edgar Bergen Show (Kraft Foods Company), CBS, Palm Springs, California
• 1955, February 21—Rotary Club, Beverly Hills, California, "What is America?"
• 1955, March 9—Senate Finance Committee Hearings on Trade Agreements Extension Act of 1955
• 1955, March 30—Chamber of Commerce, Waterloo, Iowa, "The Dynamics of Free Enterprise"
• 1955, April—Article for American Trade Association Executives, Washington, D.C.
• 1955, May 24—Rotary Club, Modesto, California, "The Dynamics of Free Enterprise"
• 1955, May 31—America's Town Meeting of the Air Program, Rotary International Convention, Chicago
• 1955, May—Article, Basic College Newsletter, Michigan State College, East Lansing
• 1955, June 3—Haverford (Pennsylvania) College, Commencement, "Freedom--What America is All About”
• 1955, June 12—Brandeis University Commencement, Waltham, Massachusetts, "The Ground Rules of a Free Society"
• 1955, June 16—George C. Marshall Luncheon, Washington, D.C. (Presentation of Harry B. Price's Book, The Marshall Plan and Its Meaning, to George C. Marshall)
• 1955, June 23—Panel Discussion, "How the UN Helps People Help Themselves"
• 1955, June 27—Advertising Association of the West, Annual Convention, Portland, Oregon
• 1955, July 18—Article, Life Magazine, "The Peace We Fought For is in Sight--And We Can Win It”
• 1955, July 20—Ted Mack Broadcast (Interview on Life Article)

Box 116

• 1955, September—Article, United States Information Agency, for Industrial Fair in New Delhi, India
• 1955, September 8—KNX, CBS Radio, Los Angeles (35th Anniversary of the Station)
• 1955, September 19—Congress of European-American Associations
• 1955, October 5—Fund for Asia Dinner, New York City
• 1955, October 17—University of Judaism, Los Angeles, "Peace Can Be Won If We Wage It With Renewed Intensity"
• 1955, November 3—Mortgage Bankers Association of America, Los Angeles, "The Free Way: Its Effect on People and Politics at Home and Abroad"
• 1955, November 4—University of California, Berkeley, "Europe 1955--Problems and Prospects"
• 1955, November 7—California Institute of Technology, Pasadena
• 1955, November 10—Rotary Club, San Diego, California, “Prospects for Peace"
• 1955, November 16—National Conference of Christians and Jews, Baltimore, Maryland
• 1955, November 30—Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Immigration and Naturalization
• 1955, December 1—Advertising Council Luncheon, Public Policy Committee, New York City

Box 117

• 1956, February 15—University of Bridgeport (Connecticut), "The International Implications of Brotherhood"
• 1956, February 24—National Conference of Christians and Jews, St. Louis, Missouri
• 1956, March—Article, California Teachers Association Journal
• 1956, March 14—Seminar, Council on Foreign Relations, New York City
• 1956, March 20—Barnard College, Columbia University, New York City, "American Business and Culture--A Two-Way Street"
• 1956, April 7—California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, Alumni Association
• 1956, April 12—National Council of the Churches of Christ, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
• 1956, April 18—Committee on Foreign Trade Education, Inc., Annual Cordell Hull Award, New York City
• 1956, May 8—University of Oregon, Eugene, "Free Asia in the Balance," Delivered by Hallock B. Hoffman
• 1956, May 8—National Conference of Christians and Jews, Portland, Oregon, "The International Implications of Brotherhood,” Delivered by Hallock B. Hoffman
• 1956, May 15—Bernard M. Baruch School of Business and Public Administration, City College of New York
• 1956, May 17—The American Legion (Willard Straight Post) New York City
• 1956, June 12—Northwestern University, The Traffic Institute, Evanston, Illinois
• 1956, July 21—Roscoe Drummond's Article, "Hoffman Feud Tests Ike's Leadership" (Regarding the McCarthy Controversy)
• 1956, August 28—The National War College, Washington, D.C.
• 1956, September 6—Overseas Press Club, New York City
• 1956, October 7—Temple Sinai, Washington, D.C. (Cornerstone Laying)
• 1956, October 9—House Foreign Affairs Committee, Washington, D.C. (Regarding Foreign Aid)
• 1956, October 15—Article, Christianity and Crisis, "Why I Will Vote Republican"
• 1956, October 24—National Press Club, United Nations Day, Washington, D.C.
• 1956, October 26—Article, Collier's Magazine, "How Eisenhower Saved the Republican Party"
• 1956, October 28—Sinai Temple Lecture Forum, Michigan City, Indiana
• 1956, October 29—Report to the People, Station WMCA, New York (Debate with Thomas Finletter, "Is Our Foreign Policy Leading to Peace?")

Box 118

• 1956, November 1—Claremont (California) College (Outline)
• 1956, November 4—Yeshiva University, New York City
• 1956, November 28—The Advertising Council, Third Annual Dinner, "Communications--A Key to Peace"
• 1956, December 4—United Nations General Assembly, New York (Technical Assistance)
• 1956, December 6—National Council on Asian Affairs, New York City
• 1956, December 10—University of Southern California, Institute of World Affairs, Pasadena, California
• 1956, December 26—Rotary Club, Pasadena, California
• 1957—Article, For Dr. D. Louise Sharp's book, Why Teach?
• 1957, Article, Robert Palmer Corporation, Santa Barbara, California, "He Gave People Hope and Faith"
• 1957, January 4—United Nations General Assembly, New York (Economic Development of Underdeveloped Countries)
• 1957, January 9—World Brotherhood Conference, New York City
• 1957, January 13—Article, New York Times Magazine, "Three Omens of a Peaceful World"
• 1957, January 13—Philadelphia Bulletin Forum (Discussion with Senator Hubert H. Humphrey)
• 1957, January 14—Committee for Economic Development, Dinner for James D. Zellerbach, New York
• 1957, January 18-21—Washington Cathedral, 50th Anniversary Conference
• 1957, January 23—Statement, Committee on Industrialization of Underdeveloped Countries, United Nations
• 1957, January 25—Youth Press Conference, San Francisco Youth Association
• 1957, January 27—Los Angeles Jewish Community Council (Hollzer Award)
• 1957, January 30 –United Nations, Statement on Establishment of a United Nations Fund for Economic Development
• 1957, February—Article, Public Relations Journal, "Communications--Key to Peace"
• 1957, February—Article, London News Chronicle (Not Used)
• 1957, February 4—Foreign Policy Association, Hartford, Connecticut
• 1957, February 7—New School for Social Research, New York City
• 1957, February 8—Canadian Society of New York
• 1957, February 12—National Conference on International Economic and Social Development, Washington, D.C.
• 1957, February 13—Statement on International Economic Cooperation, United Nations
• 1957, February 16—Congregation B'nai Jeshurun, New York City
• 1957, February 17—Article, New York Times Magazine, "Blueprint for Foreign Aid"
• 1957, February 19—Dance Magazine Award to Martha Graham

Box 119

• 1957, March 31—Jewish Theological Seminary, "Eternal Light Award" to Ogden R. Reid, New York
• 1957, April—Article, The Atlantic Monthly, Letter to the Editor Regarding the United Nations
• 1957, April 4—Kenyon College, Conference on the Essentials of Freedom, Gambier, Ohio
• 1957, April 15—Article, Christianity and Crisis, Regarding Foreign Aid
• 1957, April 16—Main Line Committee for the United Nations, Ardmore, Pennsylvania
• 1957, April 24—Association for Childhood Education International, Los Angeles
• 1957, April 30—United Church Women, National Council of Churches, Chicago
• 1957, May—Manuscript for “My Best Advice” by Lloyd Foster, Jr.
• 1957, May—American Veterans Committee
• 1957, May 7—Rotary Club, San Bernardino, California
• 1957, May 7—University of California-Riverside, "The United Nations in Action"
• 1957, May 14—American Institute of Architects, Washington, D.C.
• 1957, June 7—Palm Springs (California) High School Commencement
• 1957, June 11—International Affairs Seminar, Washington, D.C.
• 1957, June 13—Lyons Township High School and Junior College Commencement, LaGrange, Illinois
• 1957, June 26—Pacific Oaks Friends School, Pasadena, California
• 1957, September 5-7—The Dartmouth Convocation on Great Issues in the Anglo-Canadian-American Community, Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire

Box 120

• 1957, October 14-18—International Industrial Development Conference, San Francisco, California [1 of 3]
• 1957, October 14-18—International Industrial Development Conference, San Francisco, California [2 of 3]
• 1957, October 14-18—International Industrial Development Conference, San Francisco, California [3 of 3]
• 1957, October 23—First Annual Automotive Safety Foundation Award, National Safety Congress Banquet, Chicago
• 1957, October 24—United Nations Association of Los Angeles, "The United Nations-Mobilizer of World Opinion"
• 1957, October 25— YMCA Open House, Pasadena, California
• 1957, October 25—Temple Israel of Hollywood, California, "The United Nations in Action"
• 1957, November—Article, Business Horizons, Indiana University, Bloomington, "The New European Market"
• 1957, November—Article, United States Council of the International Chamber of Commerce, United Press, "Economic Aid for Developing Nations"
• 1957, November 26—World Affairs Council of Seattle, Washington, "The United Nations in Action"
• 1957, December 28—American Historical Association, New York City

Box 121

• 1958, January 14—Committee for World Development and World Disarmament
• 1958, January 21—Article, Look Magazine, "A Crash Program for Peace"
• 1958, February 13—Pioneer Broadcasting Company, Portland, Oregon, "World Report"
• 1958, February 17—World Brotherhood Dinner, Columbia University, New York City, "The United Nations-Our Best Hope for Brotherhood"
• 1958, February 18—National Council of Women of the United States (Economic Development Program)
• 1958, February 21—Statement Before House Ways and Means Committee, Washington, D.C.
• 1958, February 26—United Air Lines Management Club, Chicago
• 1958, March—Article, Outlook (Published by the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U.S.A.)
• 1958, March 5—Rotary Club, Palm Springs, California
• 1958, March 15—YWCA, 21st National Convention, St. Louis, Missouri, "Giant Steps Toward Peace"
• 1958, March 16—New York Herald Tribune, Symposium on Breaking Stalemate with Russia
• 1958, March 18—Statement, Senate Subcommittee on Banking and Currency, Washington, D.C.
• 1958, April—Article, Koinonia Foundation, Baltimore, Maryland
• 1958, April—National Educational Television Center, Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri, Station KETC, "The Search for America"
• 1958, April 11—Central Supply Association, Chicago, "Prospects for Peace"
• 1958, April 15—Bronxville (New York) Forum, "Economic Aid and Peace”
• 1958, April 19—Junior Colleges of Southern California, World Affairs Day
• 1958, April 30—American Association for the United Nations, Pomona, California, "A Program for Peace"
• 1958, May—Article, Western World Magazine, About Communism
• 1958, May 4—Southern California Institute on U.S. International Policies, Claremont, California
• 1958, May 16—International Advertising Convention, New York City (No Prepared Text)
• 1958, May 21—Editorial, Connecticut Daily Campus, University of Connecticut, Storrs, Connecticut
• 1958, June 25—Statement Before Senate Finance Committee, Washington, D.C.
• 1958, June 27—Pomona College, Danforth Summer Seminar, Claremont, California
• 1958, July—Public Affairs Pamphlets, "We Must Find a Basis for Peace"
• 1958, August 14-17—Draft Article Reporting on a Meeting Sponsored by the World Brotherhood, Berne, Switzerland
• 1958, October 2—Los Angeles World Affairs Council
• 1958, October 17—Women's United Nations Rally Committee, Minneapolis, Minnesota
• 1958, October 22—National Safety Congress, Chicago, Second Annual Paul Gray Hoffman Award
• 1958, October 28—Desert Bar Association, Riverside, California
• 1958, October 29—California State Polytechnic College, Pomona, California
• 1958, December 3—American Association for the United Nations, Inc., Santa Barbara, California
• 1958, December 3—University of California, Santa Barbara (Outline)
• 1958, December 10—One-Minute Radio Recording, Tenth Anniversary of the Declaration of Human Rights

Box 122

• 1959, January 1—Explanatory Paper, "The United Nations Special Fund"
• 1959, January 8—Industrial Union Department, AFL-CIO, Washington, D.C.
• 1959, January 26—United Nations Special Fund, Statement to the Governing Council
• 1959, February—Article, The Unitarian Register, Boston
• 1959, February 19—New School for Social Research, New York City
• 1959, February 20—New York Life Insurance Company, New York City
• 1959, February 27—Society for International Development, Washington, D.C.
• 1959, March 6—University of Louisville (Kentucky), International Center
• 1959, March 7—Columbia University, International House, New York City
• 1959, March 11—United States National Organization on the United Nations, New York City
• 1959, April 2—Press Conference, Geneva (United Nations)
• 1959, April 20 - International Chamber of Commerce, Washington, D.C.
• 1959, May 3—World Affairs Council of Northern California, Asilomar
• 1959, May 19—Cleveland (Ohio) Council on World Affairs
• 1959, May 21—Annual Conference of Nongovernmental Organizations, New York City
• 1959, June—Article Published by Committee for International Economic Growth, Washington D.C.
• 1959, June 5—Council on Foreign Relations, New York
• 1959, June 7—Earlham College, Commencement, Richmond, Indiana
• 1959 - June 8 - American Baptist Convention, Annual Meeting, Des Moines, Iowa
• 1959, June 17—Fund for the Republic, Robert E. Sherwood Awards Luncheon, New York City
• 1959, June 18—Sarah Lawrence College, Bronxville, New York
• 1959, June 23—Town Hall, Los Angeles
• 1959, July 16—United Nations Economic and Social Council, Geneva, Switzerland
• 1959, July 21—Penn State University, State College, Pennsylvania
• 1959, September 9—World Affairs Council, Portland, Oregon
• 1959, September 30—World Bank, Washington, D.C.
• 1959, October—Article, Foreign Affairs, "Operation Breakthrough"
• 1959, October 2—University of California-Western Assembly, Yosemite
• 1959, October 19—Canadian Club, Toronto, Canada
• 1959, October 20—Letter to New York Times Regarding General George C. Marshall
• 1959, October 22—United Nations Association, Nashville, Tennessee
• 1959, October 24—American Association for the United Nations, San Diego, California
• 1959, November 4—Automotive Safety Foundation, New York City, Third Annual Paul Gray Hoffman Award
• 1959, November 5—Young Presidents’ Organization, Bermuda
• 1959, November 19—Committee for Economic Development, New York City
• 1959, November 30—Foreign Policy Association, New Orleans, Louisiana
• 1959, December—Chapter for Book, The Search for America
• 1959, December 15—Rotary Club, Chicago
• 1959, December 15—Article, American Chamber of Commerce in France, "USA and Euromarket"
• 1959, December 27—"Friend in Need," London Observer

Box 123

• 1960, January 16—Article, Saturday Review, "Development and Growth: Goals for a Crucial Decade" (Committee for Economic Development)
• 1960, February—Article, Economic World (Published by Committee for International Economic Growth, Washington, D.C.)
• 1960, February—Pamphlet, "One Hundred Countries-One and One Quarter Billion People"
• 1960, February 9—Washington and Lee University, Lexington, Virginia
• 1960, February 18—Broadcast, News Conference (Foreign Aid)
• 1960, February 18—Churchmen’s Seminar, Washington, D.C.
• 1960, March 24—International Affairs Seminar, Washington, D.C.
• 1960, March 25—American Association for the United Nations, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
• 1960, March 29—International Relations Council, South Bend, Indiana
• 1960, April 9—American Academy of Political and Social Science, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• 1960, April 13-14—Princeton University, Stafford Little Lectures
• 1960, May 4—Round Table for European Problems, Liege, Belgium
• 1960, May 10—Bernard M. Baruch School of Business, College of the City of New York
• 1960, May 11—University of Chicago, Conference on World Tensions
• 1960, May 13—Governors' Conference on the United Nations, Madison, Wisconsin
• 1960, May 16—Michigan Conference on Economic Development, Ann Arbor, Michigan
• 1960, May 18—Nongovernmental Organizations, United Nations (Outline)
• 1960, May 25—Statement to the Governing Council of the United Nations Special Fund, New York City
• 1960, May 26—Statement at Conclusion of General Debate in the Governing Council, New York City
• 1960, June 1—United Nations Special Fund (Booklet on Operations)
• 1960, June 6—Wagner College, Commencement, Staten Island, New York
• 1960, June 15—Voice of America Broadcast, New York City
• 1960, June 17—New York State Bankers Association, Lake Placid, New York
• 1960, June 27—Kiwanis International Convention, Miami Beach, Florida
• 1960, July 7 - Columbia University, New York City
• 1960, July 8—Voice of America Broadcast, New York City
• 1960, July 26—United Nations Economic and Social Council, 30th Session, Plenary Meeting, Geneva
• 1960, August 1—International Seminar for Diplomats, Salzburg, Austria
• 1960, August 8—Memorandum Inspired by Life Articles on "The National Purpose"
• 1960, August 9—San Diego State College, Institute on World Affairs
• 1960, August 26—Radio Recording on Behalf of the Organization for Rehabilitation Through Training
• 1960, September 5—World Federation of United Nations Associations, Warsaw, Poland
• 1960, September 15—Voice of America Recording
• 1960, September 17—League of Women Voters, New York City
• 1960, September 23—National Conference of Catholic Charities, New York City
• 1960, September 26—National Commission for UNESCO, New York City
• 1960, September 28—Luncheon, Annual Gantt Medal Award, American Management Association, New York City
• 1960, September 30—Luncheon, Washington, D.C. (Draft)
• 1960, October 5—Presenting Freedom Award to Alan Paton, Freedom House, New York City
• 1960, October 6—Encyclopaedia Britannica, Divisional Managers Banquet, Chicago
• 1960, October 10—City College of New York, Sidney Hillman Lecture
• 1960, October 22—City Club of Rochester and the Rochester Association for the United Nations, Rochester, New York
• 1960, October 24—United Nations Association of Los Angeles
• 1960, October 26—United Nations Celebration, Des Moines, Iowa
• 1960, November 15—Westchester Country Club, New York (Outline)
• 1960, November 28—Second Committee of the United Nations General Assembly, New York City
• 1960, December—Article, Trade and Industry, Karachi, Pakistan
• 1960, December, Article, NEA Journal, "Teaching in an Interdependent World"
• 1960, December—Statement, New York Times Magazine (Symposium on World's Greatest Need Today)
• 1960, December 2—World Affairs Council of Northern California, San Francisco
• 1960, December 6—National Social Welfare Assembly, New York City
• 1960, December 11—Universalist Church of New York
• 1960, December 16—Committee for International Economic Growth, Washington, D.C. (Notes)

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• 1961, January 10—Society of Automotive Engineers, Detroit, Michigan
• 1961, January 19—Outline of Briefing of Guides at the United Nations
• 1961, February—Article, The Promise of World Tensions, Edited by Harlan Cleveland
• 1961, February 8—United Nations Economic Commission for Africa, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
• 1961, February 23—Conference for Developing Countries, Berlin, Germany (Delivered by Clinton Rehling)
• 1961, February 28 –Twilight Club, Pasadena, California
• 1961, March 2—Group of Leaders of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A., New York City (United Nations)
• 1961, March 3—Center for International Affairs, Harvard University
• 1961, March 6—University of Toronto, Canada
• 1961, March 11—Columbia Scholastic Press Association, New York City
• 1961, March 12—Article, New York Times, "Personality: Johnny Appleseed for Nations" by Kathleen McLaughlin
• 1961, March 13—American Association for the United Nations, Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C.
• 1961, March 15—Wesleyan University, Middletown, Connecticut
• 1961, March 19—National Education Association, Atlantic City, New Jersey
• 1961, March 21—Information Center Directors, New York City (Outline)
• 1961, March 24—Public Affairs Committee, New York City
• 1961, March 27—Texas A&M, Transportation Conference, Dallas, Texas, "The Road to Development”
• 1961, March 28—Voice of America Broadcast, New York City
• 1961, March 30—Chicago Council on Foreign Relations
• 1961, April 4—Association of International Relations Clubs, Fremont, Nebraska
• 1961, April 7—Voice of America Broadcast, New York City
• 1961, April 10—Interview for Engineers’ Trade Journal, New York City
• 1961, April 14—Conference on World Tensions, University of Minnesota
• 1961, May—United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America (Delivered by Roberto Heurtematte, Commissioner for Technical Assistance, U.N. Department of Economic and Social Affairs)
• 1961, May 1—Oxford University, Gilbert Murray Memorial Lecture (Draft)
• 1961, May 11—Message of Greeting to Assembly of the World Veterans Federation, Paris
• 1961, May 12—Johns Hopkins and Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C.
• 1961, May 17—School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University, Washington, D.C.
• 1961, May 26 - Statement at 28th Meeting of the Governing Council, United Nations, New York City
• 1961, May 31—Council on World Tensions, "The United Nations and Tensions in Africa"
• 1961, June 12—Chapter, The United States and the United Nations, "The Six Imperatives of Economic and Social Progress"
• 1961, June 15—National Conference on International Economic and Social Development, Washington, D.C.
• 1961, June 23—"Wingspread" Briefing on the United Nations, Racine, Wisconsin
• 1961, June 27—Draft Letter to Governments Regarding the 1961 United Nations Pledging Conference Scheduled for October 17, 1961
• 1961, June 28 - Linda Vista, Pasadena, California (Notes)
• 1961, July—Book, The Promise of Advertising (Foreword by Paul G. Hoffman)
• 1961, July 28—United Nations Economic and Social Council, Geneva, Switzerland
• 1961, August 17—Statement on the International Importance of Saline Water Conversion
• 1961, September 1—Oxford Conference on Tensions in Development, New College, Oxford University
• 1961, September 19—Introduction to Workshops of the World by Graham Beckel
• 1961, September 22—Luncheon Meeting, Vienna, Austria
• 1961, September 25—Life Office Management Association, Washington, D.C.
• 1961, September 27—TV Show, "The National Purpose," New York (With Grace Barbey)
• 1961, September 28—Office of Public Information, United Nations, New York (Outline)
• 1961, October 2—Wilshire Lodge, Masonic Event, Los Angeles (Outline)
• 1961, October 15—Article, Mercurio, Rome, Italy, "The Challenge of the 1960's"
• 1961, October 17—Statement, Rebild Festival, Denmark
• 1961, October 17—Remarks at Opening of the 1961 Planning Conference for the Expanded Program of Technical Assistance and the United Nations Special Fund, New York City
• 1961, October 23—Women's American O.R.T. Convention, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• 1961, October 24—President's Council, Atlanta, Georgia, "A World Without Want"
• 1961, October 25—League of Women Voters and University Women, Chattanooga, Tennessee
• 1961, October 28—"Resources for Tomorrow" Conference, Montreal, Canada
• 1961, November—Quotation for "Lifetime Speaker’s Encyclopedia"
• 1961, November 4—Fifteenth Anniversary of UNESCO, New York
• 1961, December 7—American Foreign Insurance Association, New York
• 1961—The Priorities of Progress: The United Nations Special Fund, 1961

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• 1962, January—Article, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, "Bootstrap Statesmanship"
• 1962, January 3—Southern Cross Club, Meeting at the United Nations (Outline)
• 1962, January 9—Governing Council, United Nations Special Fund, New York City
• 1962, January 11—United Nations Press Release, "Record Sum Approved by Governing Council of Special Fund to Aid 48 Development Projects in 38 Countries and Territories"
• 1962, January 19—Catholic Council on Working Life, John A. Ryan Forum, Chicago
• 1962, February—Article, "World Without Want," Britannica Book of the Year
• 1962, February—Article, Think Magazine, "A Visit with Paul Hoffman" by Arthur Herzog
• 1962, February 28—Wellesley College, Wellesley, Massachusetts (Outline)
• 1962, March 2—Society for International Development, Washington, D.C.
• 1962, March 9—Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies, Washington D.C. (Outline)
• 1962, March 12—American Association for the United Nations, Conference of National Organizations, Washington, D.C.
• 1962, April 4—Men's Interreligious Organizations, Rockville Center, New York (Outline)
• 1962, April—Statement, Model United Nations Review, Volume 2, San Diego State College, "Dag Hammarskjold"
• 1962, May 21—Thirty-seventh Meeting of the Governing Council, United Nations
• 1962, May 23—United Nations Press Release
• 1962, May 25—NBC-TV, Today Show, "Mythical Village of One Thousand People"
• 1962, June 1—United Nations Association in Canada, Toronto
• 1962, June 5—Queens College Commencement, Flushing, New York
• 1962, June 12—American Association for the United Nations, Chicago
• 1962, June 14—Cornell University, Ithaca, New York
• 1962, September 19—National War College, Washington, D.C.
• 1962, October—Article, The Rotarian, "Deadline-1970"
• 1962, October 4—Presentation of the Paul Gray Hoffman Award, Automotive Safety Foundation
• 1962, October 12—Unitarian Universalist Association, New York City
• 1962, October 16—United Nations Pledging Conference, New York City
• 1962, October 22—YWCA National Board, New York City
• 1962, October 23—University of Kansas City (Missouri)
• 1962, October 31—Christ Church, New York City
• 1962, November—Book, World Without Want
• 1962, November 12—National Council of Jewish Women, New York City
• 1962, December 2—University of California, Los Angeles, "The European Common Market and the Underdeveloped Nations"
• 1962, December 10— Joint Committee on Economic Policy, Washington, D.C.
• 1962, December 11—Second Committee, General Assembly, United Nations, New York
• 1963, January 14—Forty-sixth Meeting of the Governing Council, United Nations
• 1963, January 16—United Nations Press Release
• 1963, January 21—Fund for the Republic, New York City
• 1963, February 6—Carleton College, Northfield, Minnesota
• 1963, February 20—United Nations Conference on Science and Technology, Geneva, Switzerland
• 1963, March 13—Boston University, Massachusetts
• 1963, March 28—Stanford University, California, "Educational Development as a Key to Progress"
• 1963, April—Statement on the United Nations Special Fund (Outline)
• 1963, April 4—Society for International Development, New York City
• 1963, April 22—International Chamber of Commerce, Mexico City
• 1963, June 3—Fifty-third Meeting of the Governing Council, United Nations
• 1963, September—Article, Political Science Quarterly, "The Report of the Clay Committee on Foreign Aid: A Symposium"
• 1963, September 20—C.I.O.S. International Management Conference, New York City
• 1963, September-October—The United Nations in Action, Journal of the United Nations Association in Canada
• 1963, October 1—United Nations Second Committee
• 1963, November 1—Manhattan United Church Women, New York City (Outline)
• 1963, November 21—Committee for Economic Development, Tribute to James David Zellerbach, New York City
• 1963, November 26—Nigerian-American Chamber of Commerce, New York City (Outline)
• 1963, December 28—Article, Saturday Review, "The United Nations Nobody Knows"

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• 1964—United Nations Special Fund Report, "Impact"
• 1964, January 13—60th Meeting of the Governing Council, United Nations Special Fund
• 1964, January 14—63rd Meeting of the Governing Council, United Nations Special Fund
• 1964, January 16—Highway Research Board, Washington, D.C.
• 1964, January 23—Dag Hammarskjold Lecture, Columbia University, New York City
• 1964, February—Article, American Legion Magazine, "European Common Market"
• 1964, February 19—Ad Hoc Committee on Coordination of Technical Assistance Activities, United Nations Economic and Social Council
• 1964, March 16—Society for International Development, Keynote Address, Washington, D.C.
• 1964, April 23—West Side Foreign Policy Series, New York City (Outline)
• 1964, May 1—University of Geneva, International Forum, Geneva, Switzerland
• 1964, May 7—U.S. Committee for the United Nations, New York City (Outline)
• 1964, May 14—American Freedom Association, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
• 1964, May 20—Foreign Policy Association, New York (Outline)
• 1964, June—UN Monthly Chronicle
• 1964, June 7—Beloit (Wisconsin) College, Commencement, "The World on Your Shoulders"
• 1964, June 15—69th Meeting of the Governing Council, United Nations Special Fund
• 1964, July 27—International Seminar for Diplomats, Klessheim Castle, Salzburg, Austria
• 1964, August—Article, War/Peace Report, "Our Mad, Mad, Rich, Rich World"
• 1964, September—Article, ILO News (International Labour Office)
• 1964, September 10—International Bank for Reconstruction and Development and International Monetary Fund, Tokyo, Japan
• 1964, October 3—Forex Association, New York
• 1965, February 20—Tribute Dinner for Robert M. Hutchins, New York City
• 1965, April 5—Economic Club of Detroit, "The United Nations Development Program and Its Implications"
• 1965, May 10—Council on World Tensions, African Congress on Progress Through Cooperation, Kampala, Uganda, "A Continent of Neighbors"
• 1965, May 26—Golden Door Award Dinner for David Dubinsky, New York City
• 1965, June 1—14th Session of the Governing Council, United Nations Special Fund
• 1965, October 28—Electors Award Dinner, Hall of Fame for Great Americans
• 1965, November 2—International Executives Association and East Africa Chamber of Commerce of the United States
• 1965, November 3—Manhattan Inter-Service Club Luncheon, New York City
• 1965, November 12—20th Session of the Second Committee, United Nations General Assembly
• 1965, November 15—League of Women Voters, New York City (Outline)
• 1965, November 22—National Defense College of Canada, U.N. Headquarters, "Peace in a Split-Level World" (Outline)
• 1965, December 2—Senior Foreign Service Seminar, United Nations, New York (Notes)
• 1965, December 9—Committee on the World Food Crisis, Washington , D.C., "Not By Bread Alone" (Outline)
• 1966, January 10—1st Meeting, Governing Council, United Nations Development Programme, "A New Challenge and New Capabilities"
• 1966, February 15—United Nations Association of the United States and Cleveland (Ohio) Chamber of Commerce, "For Want of a Horse-shoe Nail"
• 1966, March 5—Article, Saturday Review, Review of Biography of David Sarnoff
• 1966, March 8—University of Notre Dame, Little United Nations Assembly
• 1966, March 10—Development Assistance Committee of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (Outline)
• 1966, March 14—Article, Campus Dialogue, "A Link: Economic Progress and Peace"
• 1966, March 14-17—National Farmers Union Convention, Denver, Colorado
• 1966, April 18—Television and Radio Editors and Producers (Draft Outline)
• 1966, April 22—Aide Memoire, Prepared for Appointment with Chancellor Ludwig Erhard, Bonn, West Germany
• 1966, April 24—Article by Alfred Friendly, "At 75, Hoffman Does Just a Little Selling Job"
• 1966, April 28—Chatham House (Outline)
• 1966, May—Article, "Let's Stop Talking about 'Foreign Aid'" (Outline)
• 1966, May 13—Western Washington State College, Collegiate Council on the United Nations (Outline)
• 1966, May 20—Remarks for UN Radio, United Nations Development Programme
• 1966, June 6—Lyndon B. Johnson, Letter and Aide Memoire
• 1966, June 13—2nd Session, Governing Council, United Nations Development Programme, Milan, Italy
• 1966, June 15—Instito Di Studi Di Politica Internazionale, Milan, Italy (Outline)
• 1966, June 27—Global Meeting, United Nations Development Programme, Turin, Italy
• 1966, Summer—Article, Columbia Journal of World Business
• 1966, July 5—U.N. Economic and Social Council, Geneva, Switzerland
• 1966, July 11—United States Broadcasters Committee for the United Nations
• 1966, July 12—World Council of Churches, Geneva, Switzerland
• 1966, August—Article, The Forensic Quarterly, "The Real Questions About Development Assistance"
• 1966, September—Article, Reader's Digest, "Foreign Aid That Works" by James Daniel
• 1966, September 17—Article, Saturday Review, "The Rich and the Poor: 1966"
• 1966, September 19—Remarks at Opening of Training Program, United Nations Institute for Training and Research
• 1966, September 26—Japan Dam Association, "Water and Wealth"
• 1966, September 27—Finance Ministers and Donor Country Representatives, Washington, D.C. (Outline)
• 1966, October—United Nations Day Celebrations, Malawi and Ghana
• 1966, October 6—Pledging Conference, United Nations Development Programme
• 1966, October 13—Inter-Agency Consultative Board, 2nd Session
• 1966, October 18—The New International Year Book
• 1966, November 8—UNICEF, Recorded Broadcast Regarding Africa
• 1966, November 28—Ad Hoc Session, Governing Council, United Nations Development Programme
• 1966, December 5—Second Committee, United Nations General Assembly
• 1966, December 15—General Staff Meeting, United Nations Development Programme

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• 1967, January 10-27—3rd Session, Governing Council, United Nations Development Programme
• 1967, January 13—Ecumenical Review, "Ecumenism and Global Development"
• 1967, January 26—Council on Foreign Relations, "Peace Building— The Step-Child of Foreign Policy"
• 1967, February—Statement for European Community, the Monthly Publication of the European Economic Community, and Draft Article on the Marshall Plan
• 1967, February—United Nations Monthly Chronicle, "Progress Report on a Global Partnership"
• 1967, February 7—United Nations Consultative Committee on Public Information
• 1967, February 8—International Development Conference, Washington, D.C.
• 1967, February 15—Article, United States Information Agency, "Hegel, Hope and History"
• 1967, February 16—Harvard Business School Club, United Nations (Notes)
• 1967, February 28—Article for Book by Pakistan Studies Group, Toward Developing Pakistan
• 1967, March 1—Model United Nations Review, "The Unknown UN”
• 1967, March 20—Article, The Journal of Commerce, New York, "Patterns of Development Aid"
• 1967, March 23—Overseas Development, "The United Nations Development Programme"
• 1967, March 24— Economic Commission on Asia and the Far East, United Nations, Delivered by C. V. Narasimhan
• 1967, March 24—Sloan Fellows, 1966-67 (Outline)
• 1967, March 29—St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Comment on Papal Encyclical
• 1967, April 3—Inter-Agency Standing Committee, United Nations, Draft of Statement
• 1967, April 5—Congress of the World Meteorological Organization
• 1967, April 28—Nebraska Wesleyan University, Dwight Griswold Lecture
• 1967, May 4 - Swarthmore College (Notes)
• 1967, May 18—America-India Dispensary, Chicago (Outline)
• 1967, May 22—American Management Association, International Management Briefing Session, New York City
• 1967, May 23—Development Assistance Committee Luncheon (Outline)
• 1967, May 31—"Pacem in Terris II," Geneva, Switzerland
• 1967, June 2—Bonn, Federal Republic of Germany, 20th Anniversary of the Marshall Plan
• 1967, June 5—Paris, France, 20th Anniversary of the Marshall Plan (Outline)
• 1967, June 6—4th Session, Governing Council, United Nations Development Programme
• 1967, June 14—International Labour Conference, 51st Session, Geneva, Switzerland
• 1967, June 20—Interview Taped for UN Radio, Geneva
• 1967, July 10—Business International Roundtable, Geneva (Notes)
• 1967, July 12—U.N. Economic and Social Counsel, Geneva
• 1967, September 13—Young World Food and Development Conference, Toronto
• 1967, September 21—Westinghouse Electric International Company, Latin American Advisory Committee (Outline)
• 1967, September 27—International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Luncheon, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
• 1967, October 4—University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Sesquicentennial Celebration
• 1967, October 9—Pledging Conference, United Nations, New York
• 1967, October 16—Inter-Agency Consultative Board, United Nations, Draft of Opening Remarks
• 1967, October 24—George C. Marshall Research Library, Lexington, Virginia
• 1967, October 30—Second Committee, United Nations General Assembly
• 1967, November 6—York University Business Seminar, Toronto , Canada (Outline)
• 1967, November 16—Committee for Economic Development, 25th Anniversary Dinner
• 1967, November 17—Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions, U.N. Development Programme
• 1967, November 20—Automotive Safety Foundation, Chicago (Letter to DeWitt Wallace of the Reader's Digest)
• 1967, December 15—Encyclopedia Britannica, Know Magazine, "International Education and the Business of Nation Building"
• 1967, December 19—National Planning Association, IBEC Corporate History (Letter to Charles J, Symington)
• 1968, January—Statement, The Banker's Magazine, on Business and Development
• 1968, January 9-24—5th Session, Governing Council, United Nations Development Programme
• 1968, January 25—Testimonial Dinner for Walter Wheeler, Management Council of Southwestern Connecticut, Stamford
• 1968, February—Pamphlet, United Nations Development Programme, Lakes Victoria, Kioga, and Albert
• 1968, February 1—Tribute Dinner for William Benton, University of Chicago
• 1968, February 21-27—Global Resident Representatives’ Meeting, Hot Springs, Virginia (Outline)
• 1968, March 1—Luncheon for Heads of Permanent Missions
• 1968, March 6—Society for International Development
• 1968, March 28—Message to the President of Malawi, Youth Week
• 1968, April 4—United Nations Association of Finland, Helsinki
• 1968, June 11—6th Session, Governing Council, United Nations Development Programme, Vienna, Austria
• 1968, June 29—Casablanca, Morocco (Texts in English and French)

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• 1968, July—Hoffman-McNamara Articles Regarding the World Bank, London Times
• 1968, August—Article, Overseas Development (Revised Version)
• 1968, August 1—Television Interview with Mr. Moniz of Portugal
• 1968, September 9—International Association of Bridge and Structural Engineers, New York City
• 1968, September 13—Statement Regarding Issuance of a United Nations Stamp Honoring the World Weather Watch
• 1968, September 18—Statement for Afghanistan Booklet
• 1968, September 18—Notes for Briefing at the State Department Symposium on the United Nations, Washington, D.C.
• 1968, September 25—Introduction of Dr. Galo Plaza
• 1968, October 2—Interview for German Television (Foreign Aid and the Marshall Plan)
• 1968, October 11—University of Ottawa (Canada), Center for International Cooperation
• 1968, October 17—United Nations Development Programme, Pledging Conference, New York City
• 1968, October 18—Figures Given to Paul Hoffman for United Nations Associations Telecast
• 1968, October 24—Inter-Agency Consultative Board
• 1968, November—Center Magazine, Comment on Denis Goulet's Article, "That Third World"
• 1968, November 11—Second Committee, United Nations General Assembly
• 1968, November 12—Maryland Club Seminar on "What the UN Family Can Do For Business"
• 1968, November 13—Committee for Economic Development Paper, "Issues in U.S. Aid for Economic Development"
• 1968, November 18—The Consultation on World Hunger, Hartford, Connecticut
• 1968, November 29—Introduction to Booklet, "Praeger Special Studies"
• 1968, December—Christian Schools in Britain
• 1968, December 9—Interview for NBC, Today Show
• 1969, January 9—7th Session, Governing Council, United Nations Development Programme
• 1969, January 29—Regional Resident Representatives’ Meeting, Manila
• 1969, March 28—Article on United Nations Development Programme for UN School Day Leaflet
• 1969, April 15—Lecture, United Nations Institute for Teaching and Research
• 1969, May 1—Critchlow Labor College, Guyana (Dedication)
• 1969, May 9—Clinchy Seminar on Second Development Decade (Outline)
• 1969, May 15—Message on Occasion of World Telecommunication Day
• 1969, June 10—United Nations Association of the U.S.A., Seminar for UN Day Committee, New York
• 1969, June 11—"The Case for the Global Approach in Anti-Poverty Programs" (Third Draft)
• 1969, June 16-July 3—8th Session, Governing Council, United Nations Development Programme, Geneva, Switzerland
• 1969, June 19—International Labour Organization, Geneva, Switzerland
• 1969, July—Article for War on Hunger, Report from the Agency for International Development
• 1969, July—U.N. Economic and Social Council, Address by Rajendra Coomaraswamy
• 1969, July—Inter-American Telecommunications Network
• 1969, July and August—Finance Magazine (Parts I and II)
• 1969, July 3—8th Session, Governing Council, Geneva, Switzerland
• 1969, July 21—American Society of Civil Engineers, Washington, D.C.
• 1969, July 30—World Federation of United Nations Associations (Draft of Suggested Remarks)
• 1969, September—Article for the Trade Journal of the Addis Ababa Chamber of Commerce
• 1969, September—World Federation of United Nations Associations
• 1969, September 3—Message for Afghanistan Booklet
• 1969, September 9—Asian Statistical Institute (Suggested Remarks)
• 1969, September 25—United States Information Service, Briefing for Officers on African Development Prospects
• 1969, October—Congratulatory Message to David Morse (Suggested Text)
• 1969, October 12—Center for Vocational Training, Manila
• 1969, October 13—WNYC Radio, New York City
• 1969, October 15—WPIX-TV, New York City, Program on the United Nations
• 1969, October 27—United Nations Day Observances, South Bend, Indiana
• 1969, October 30—International Club, Washington, D.C. (Outline)
• 1969, November—National Convention, Women's American Organization for Rehabilitation Through Training
• 1969, November 13—Second Committee, United Nations General Assembly
• 1969, November 26—Canadian Defense College, United Nations, New York (Outline)
• 1969, December—United Schools International, New Delhi, India
• 1969, December 4—Public Relations Society, New York (Outline)
• 1969, December 9—Foreign Service Institute, Department of State (Outline)
• 1969, Winter—The Rainbow of Delta Tau Delta

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• 1970, January—Message to Asian Productivity Organization
• 1970, January 31—Caribbean Development Bank, Board of Governors, Nassau, Bahamas
• 1970, February—Foreword to Essay by Sir Arthur Lewis, "The Development Process"
• 1970, February—United Nations School Leaflet
• 1970, February 20—Columbia University, Conference on International Economic Development, New York City
• 1970, March—Article, Entwicklung und Zusammenarbeit, "The UNDP: 1970 and Beyond"
• 1970, March 16—Special Session, Governing Council, United Nations Development Programme, New York City
• 1970, April—Article, The Rotarian, "There’s No Profit in Poverty"
• 1970, April 14—Economic Commission on Asia and the Far East, Thailand
• 1970, May—Foreword for African Population Newsletter
• 1970, May 1—Article, Monthly Bulletin, National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U.S.A.
• 1970, May 6 –BBC (Suggested Points for Taped Interview)
• 1970, May 28 –Asian Statistical Institute, Tokyo, Japan
• 1970, June 16—Article, Catalyst for Environmental Quality, "Is Environmental Quality a Luxury?"
• 1970, June 22—Second World Food Congress, The Hague
• 1970, July—Economic Club, Tokyo, Japan (Draft Outline)
• 1970, July 7—49th Session, United Nations Economic and Social Council
• 1970, July 9—Article, United Nations News (Special Issue for UNDP Day, EXPO ’70, Osaka, Japan)
• 1970, September—Article, Revue Technique, Paris, France (In French)
• 1970, September—International Society for Community Development, Manila, The Philippines
• 1970, September 15—CERES Interview
• 1970, October—Article, The YWCA Magazine, "Women . . . and a World of Opportunity"
• 1970, October 14—Foreign Policy Association
• 1970, October 21—Editors Roundtable Conference, United Nations, New York
• 1970, October 26—Inter-Agency Consultative Board
• 1970, October 29—United Nations Development Programme, Pledging Conference, New York City
• 1970, November-December—Article, ILO Panorama, "A New World in the Morning"
• 1970, November 16—Second Committee, United Nations General Assembly, "Creating the Future"
• 1970, December—Article, World Dams Today, Japan Dam Association
• 1970, December 3, United Nations Radio (Draft of Recorded Statement)
• 1970, December 9—Notes for BBC Interview
• 1971, January 20—Governing Council, United Nations Development Programme
• 1971, January 27—Preparatory Committee for the Conference on Human Environment
• 1971, January 29—Article, New York Times, "Need is Critical for Skills in Africa"
• 1971, February—Article, Revue du Tier Monde, United Nations Development Program (In French)
• 1971, February—Letter for Publication in "UN We Believe" Newsletter
• 1971, February 1—Press Conference, New York City (Notes)
• 1971, February 15—Global Meeting, Resident Representatives, New Delhi, India
• 1971, February 26—Statement, "Towards a Billion Dollar Program by 1976," New Delhi, India
• 1971, March—Foreword to Denis A. Goulet's Book, The Cruel Choice
• 1971, March—20th General Conference, International Youth and Student Movement for the United Nations
• 1971, March 3—Text for Second Development Decade Publication, The International Development Strategy
• 1971, April—Article, Victor-Bostrom Fund Report
• 1971, April—Article, New World Outlook, "The New Pioneers of Progress"
• 1971, April—Foreword to Population Fund Booklet
• 1971, April 14—American Arbitration Association, New York City (Outline)
• 1971, April 22—20th Anniversary of the Colombo Plan
• 1971, April 23—25th Anniversary of the World Federation of United Nations Associations
• 1971, April 23—International Institute of Education, New York (Outline)
• 1971, May—Article, Olivetti (USA) Company Publication, "Food Versus Population: The Stomach Race"
• 1971, May 13—Press Release, Report on 1970 Activities, United Nations Development Programme
• 1971, May 27—Boston Symposium (Draft)
• 1971, June—Article, Vista, Interview on Multilateral Aid
• 1971, June 7—Governing Council, United Nations Development Programme, Santiago, Chile
• 1971, June 15—International Council of Voluntary Agencies
• 1971, June 29—National Conference of Christians and Jews, Tribute to David Morse
• 1971, June 30—Message to 21st Biennial Convention, Women's American Organization for Rehabilitation Through Training
• 1971, Summer—The Virginia Quarterly Review, "Development Cooperation: A Fact of Modern Life"
• 1971, July 14—United Nations Development Programme Staff Meeting (Outline)
• 1971, September—Article, Explosion Hunger--1975, "A World We Never Made--Till Now"
• 1971, September—Article, United Nations Association of the U.S.A. Annual Publication, "International Trade--A Key to Development Progress"
• 1971, September 1—United Nations Development Programme Staff Meeting (Transcript of Remarks)
• 1971, October—25th Anniversary of UNESCO (Draft of Message)
• 1971, October 14—Second Committee of the United Nations General Assembly, New York, "No Time Like the Future"
• 1971, October 20—World Rehabilitation Fund
• 1971, October 21—Seton Hall University, South Orange, New Jersey
• 1971, November—6th Biennial Conference, United Schools International, New Delhi, India
• 1971, November 1—United Nations Development Programme, Pledging Conference
• 1971, November 1— NBC, Today Show
• 1971, November 1—CBS Appearance (Same Statement Used on NBC)

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• 1971, November 3—United Nations, Remarks at Luncheon Honoring Secretary-General U Thant
• 1971, November 8—Article, Newsday, "Viewpoints"
• 1971, November 9—Century Club, Luncheon Honoring Earl Osborne
• 1971, November 16—United Nations Association of New York (Outline)
• 1971, November 16—Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (Outline)
• 1971, November 19—Nam Ngum Dam, Laos, Joint Message from Secretary-General U Thant and Paul G. Hoffman on the Inauguration of the Dam
• 1971, November 24—Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions, United Nations (Outline)
• 1971, December—Article, Pan Am Clipper Magazine, by Richard Lurie
• 1972, January—Article for War on Hunger, a Report from the Agency for International Development
• 1972, January 5—Notes for Staff Meeting and Senior Staff Meeting, United Nations Development Programme
• 1972, January 14—13th Session, Governing Council, United Nations Development Programme, "Of Assets and Liabilities"
• 1972, January 23—Newspaper Article About Paul G. Hoffman by William R. Frye, "The World in Focus"
• 1972, February—Article, United States Information Agency, "Developing Nations Need Improved Education"
• 1972, February 14—Statement on Book by Sig Mickelson, The Electric Mirror
• 1972, February 28—Article on Paul G. Hoffman for The Delegates World Bulletin
• 1972, March—Article, Fortune Magazine, "The Two-Way Benefits of Foreign Aid"
• 1972, March 22—The Unitarian Church of All Souls, New York City (Outline)
• 1972, April—Article on the Council on World Tensions
• 1972, April 4—Society for International Development
• 1972, April 13—University of Chicago, Acceptance of the William Benton Medal for Distinguished Service
• 1972, April 19—International Development Conference, Washington, D.C.
• 1972, April 25—World Peace Through Law, Washington, D.C. (Outline)
• Material for Speeches and Articles, 1949-1953
• Material for Speeches and Articles, 1953-1955
• Material for Speeches and Articles, 1956-1958
• Material for Speeches and Articles, Undated

SPEECH AND ARTICLE CORRESPONDENCE FILE, 1949-1960

Box 131

• 1949-1950: Comments on Speeches and Articles
• 1949-1953: Correspondence Relating to Statements and Messages
• 1951: Comments on Speeches and Articles
• 1951, October 7: Comments on Speeches and Articles, Freedom House
• 1952: Comments on Speeches and Articles
• 1952, February 3: Comments on Speeches and Articles, New York Times, "'World Investment', Not 'Foreign Aid'"
• 1952, August 25: Comments on Speeches and Articles, L.A. Board of Education on UNESCO
• 1952, November: Comments on Speeches and Articles, Atlantic Monthly, "Living Beyond Our Means"

Box 132

• 1953: Comments on Speeches and Articles [1 of 2]
• 1953: Comments on Speeches and Articles [2 of 2]
• 1953, October 6: Comments on Speeches and Articles, Pasadena City College
• 1954: Comments on Speeches and Articles [1 of 2]
• 1954: Comments on Speeches and Articles [2 of 2]
• 1954, April 9: Comments on Speeches and Articles, UAW-CIO, 6th Education Conference
• 1954, November 14: Comments on Speeches and Articles, New York Times Magazine, "To Insure the End of Our Hysteria"

Box 133

• 1954-1955: Correspondence Relating to Statements and Messages
• 1955: Comments on Speeches and Articles
• 1955: Comments on Speeches and Articles, Life, "The Peace We Fought For Is In Sight—And We Can Win It"
• 1956: Comments on Speeches and Articles
• 1956, October 26: Comments on Speeches and Articles, Collier’s, "How Eisenhower Saved the Republican Party" [1 of 2]
• 1956, October 26: Comments on Speeches and Articles, Collier’s, "How Eisenhower Saved the Republican Party" [2 of 2]
• 1956: Correspondence Relating to Statements and Messages

Box 134

• 1957: Comments on Speeches and Articles
• 1957, January 13: Comments on Speeches and Articles, New York Times Magazine, "Three Omens of a Peaceful World"
• 1957, February 19: Comments on Speeches and Articles, New York Times Magazine, "Blueprint for Foreign Aid" [1 of 2]
• 1957, February 19: Comments on Speeches and Articles, New York Times Magazine, "Blueprint for Foreign Aid" [2 of 2]
• 1957-1960: Correspondence Relating to Statements and Messages
• 1958: Comments on Speeches and Articles
• 1958, January 21: Comments on Speeches and Articles, Look, "A Crash Program for Peace" [1 of 3]

Box 135

• 1958, January 21: Comments on Speeches and Articles, Look, "A Crash Program for Peace" [2 of 3]
• 1958, January 21: Comments on Speeches and Articles, Look, "A Crash Program for Peace" [3 of 3]
• 1958, May: Comments on Speeches and Articles, Western World
• 1959: Comments on Speeches and Articles

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