Correspondents include Martin Gillen, Peter Allard, Robert F. Abercrombie, American Steel and Wire Co. Correspondence deals with and includes bill for material purchases, absentee ballots, friendly letters.

Correspondents include George Tinkham, Raymond Moley, C. Jasper Bell, Allen Abram. Correspondence deals with and includes Gillen's publication, "Acid Test of Democracy," and the mailing of it to Congressmen, Senators and other individuals. Mailing lists included.

Includes unpublished draft of article on agriculture, letter (unsigned) to John O'Hara discussing economic situation and other matters, including agricultural situation; article entitled "Toward World Recovery: The Rising Tide," and statistics and figures on Total Realized Income and Estimates of Total National Wealth of U.S.

Correspondents include Edith Rea, Martin Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes Gillen's research on economic matters and corporations.

Correspondents include Martin Gillen, James McGurrin, R.C. Murphy. Correspondence deals with and includes annual banquet of Society, meetings, membership, committees.

Correspondents include Henry Reilly, George B. Ahern. Correspondence deals with and includes discussion of Army and Navy Journal, suggestion for members of Jury for American Peace Award, announcement of Award guidelines, Gillen publications on matters of the economy.

Correspondents include Victor Lemmer, Mary Johnson, Paul Harvey, Martin Gillen, James L. Fieser. Correspondence deals with and includes contributions, War Fund Drive, memberships.

Correspondents include May Cumming, Martin Gillen, W.L. Jones. Correspondence deals with and includes Gillen's appointment to shipping board.

Correspondents include Reginald A. Barker, Arthur N. Barney, Fred Babcock. Correspondence deals with and includes lost item of clothing, loan, transaction of business.

One letter from Newton Baker to Martin Gillen about Senator Vandenberg.

Correspondents include Martin Gillen, A.G. Bean. Correspondence deals with and includes arrangements to meet, Bean's relationship to Charles Schwab relative to corruption in government during Harding administration, Harry Daugherty.

Correspondents include Martin Gillen, Joseph Bendoritis, Mrs. A. Domanek. Correspondence deals with and includes checks, personal and marriage problems, copy of Michigan Statutes on marriage.

Correspondents include Martin Gillen, Guido Rahr, Anna Nygren. Correspondence deals with and includes passage of bill, value of farm tools, taxes for Wisconsin corporations. Also included copies of "A Discussion of the University Tax Burden" (Wisconsin) by Senator Harry W. Bolens.

Correspondents include Martin Gillen, N.C. Fassett, Richard Evans, Theodore Just. Correspondence deals with and includes weed control, seeds and flowers, economic problems.

List of Gillen's books and Inventory of Articles moved from Racine Office of Gillen.

Correspondents include Lawrence J. Brody, John B. Bennett, David S. Law, Evan A. Evans, John O'Hara, Martin J. Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes court case, Mayo Foundation, tax problems and the University, friendly letters.

Correspondents include Chester Chuthell, Martin J. Gillen, J.T. Curtis, Al Engles, C M. Christiansen Co. Correspondence deals with and includes Gillen's publication "Liquidation of Christianity," ladyslipper germination study, purchase of suits, bill for lumber and cement, friendly letter, pamphlet entitled "The Church and Social Order," requests for information.

Correspondents include Chester Chuthell, Martin J. Gillen, J.T. Curtis, Al Engles, C M. Christiansen Co. Correspondence deals with and includes Gillen's publication "Liquidation of Christianity," ladyslipper germination study, purchase of suits, bill for lumber and cement, friendly letter, pamphlet entitled "The Church and Social Order," requests for information.

Correspondents include William Calder, Chester Cuthell. Correspondence deals with and includes Gillen's testimony before Walsh Investigating Committee, construction of Emergency Fleet Ships.

Correspondents include Ira Campbell, J.F. Douglas. Correspondence deals with and includes sale of stock, Annual Report of Carnation Company, 1942, Campbell Products, Profit and Loss Statement, 1936, letter to the stockholders.

Correspondents include Martin Gillen and Fred Clausen. Correspondence deals with and includes Gillen's publications "Liquidation of Christianity" and "Social Gains vs. Social Losses."

Contains copy of excerpt from a speech by Burke Cochran.

Correspondents include Ivy L. Lee, Miles Poindexter, Julian Nolan, Howard P. Ingels, Frank C. Wright, Eugene Davenport, William J. Manning, Martin J. Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes publication of "A Simple Plan to Establish Ship Values," by Martin Gillen, copy of Gillen's statement on the Morse Case.

Correspondents include Martin Gillen, H.D. Ruhl, H. Underhill. Correspondence deals with and includes forest fire data, permits, animals, Wildlife sanctuary law, fishing laws.

Correspondents include H.W. Mackenzie, V.A. Moon, W.F. Gummer, Martin J. Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes fire lanes, conservation matters, copy of WISCONSIN CONSERVATION BULLETIN, construction of gates on Notre Dame property, Wildlife refuge, reports and statistics, inventory of northern Wisconsin Lakes.

Includes memo to Select Committee on U.S. Shipping Board Operations on Emergency Fleet Corporation, clipping on Walsh Committee and shipping board, report on receiverships.

Letter from Frank Doherty to Martin Gillen and Gillen's reply concerning case of Jackie Coogan dealing with investments.

Correspondents include Alfred Cook, Martin Gillen, C.O. Brannen, John Lee Coulter Correspondence deals with and includes Gillen's health, friendly letters, economic matters.

Correspondents include Martin Gillen, Edward J. Dempsey, Herbert Lehman. Correspondence deals with and includes book on DUCKS UNLIMITED, literature on capture of wolves, Democratic party.

Correspondents include C.W. Dolph, John H. Dwight. Correspondence deals with and includes friendly letters, corporation matters.