Correspondents include Harlan F. Stone, Abraham Tulin, Arthur O'Brien, Martin Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes court case of Charles Morse et al. on charges of using mail to defraud and Gillen's implied role in the matter, Gillen's statement, clippings on affair, Gillen's testimony.

Correspondents include Harlan F. Stone, Abraham Tulin, Arthur O'Brien, Martin Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes court case of Charles Morse et al. on charges of using mail to defraud and Gillen's implied role in the matter, Gillen's statement, clippings on affair, Gillen's testimony.

Correspondent includes Thurlow Gordon. Correspondence deals with and includes Gillen's statement in case of Charles Morse, memo to trustees of Emergency Fleet corporation concerning Virginia Shipbuilding Company, copy of contract between Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation and U.S. Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation.

Correspondents include Sterling Morton and Martin Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes opinion and comments on economic situation and Gillen's publication, "A Story of Physical Assets of the United States."

Includes one letter from Gillen to Mosler concerning Mosler trespassing on Notre Dame, Wisconsin property.

Correspondents include Harold "Red" Muir, Martin Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes employment of Red Muir at Killarney Point.

Correspondents include Martin Gillen, Ann Mulherin. Correspondence deals with and includes friendly letters.

Correspondents include Frederick Murphy and Martin Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes business and economic matters, friendly letter.

Correspondents include A.L. Nash, Martin Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes Lundberg Case, Alfonsi Assembly bill, amendment to the Road Law.

Correspondents include M.J. Cleary, Martin Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes Gillen's plan for reorganization of Chicago and North Western Railway Co.

Correspondents include George Hand, Martin Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes reorganization of Chicago and Northwestern Railway, financial information on railway.

Correspondents include John J. Cavanaugh, Harry F. Kelly, Martin Gillen, B. Chrysostom. Correspondence deals with and includes University land in Wisconsin, amendment to conservation law, real estate taxes, copy of agreement between Marathon Mills Company and Notre Dame, Property matters.

Includes one letter from Hugh O'Neill to Gillen and telegram and letter from Gillen. Correspondence concerns request for Gillen to secure business for O'Neill's firm, Gillen settling a bill for O'Neill.

Correspondents include H.A. Svenson, Martin Gillen, H.O. Torsrud. Correspondence deals with and includes fire towers, maps of forest area, property matters.

Includes notices sent to Postmaster concerning change of address.

Correspondents include William Wegner, Martin Gillen, Pain Webber and Co. Correspondence deals with and includes investment guide, purchase of stock.

Includes three letters from Martin Gillen to Thomas Parkinson of Equitable Life Insurance Co. about confidential matters relating to board of directors of Northwestern Life Insurance Co.

Correspondence includes Martin Gillen, Edward Parsonage. Correspondence deals with and includes loans, stocks.

Correspondents include John Barton Payne, Martin Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes Morse Case and shipping board.

Includes two letters from William Peake to Martin Gillen. Letters are friendly letters.

Correspondents include Burton Peek, Martin Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes financial statement for Corporation "P" 1930-1937], Deere and Co. operations, economic and business situation.

Correspondents include George Peek, L.L. Summers. Correspondence deals with and includes address by Don Moury before National League for Economic Stabilization, farm problems and American Farm Bureau Federation, suggestion as to the Department of Commerce, Peek's publication "Equality for Agriculture."

Includes clippings on George Peek, foreign trade, copies of speech by Senator Vandenberg in CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, LETTER TO PRESIDENT ON FOREIGN TRADE AND INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT POSITION OF U.S. by George Peek; three letters from Gillen to Arthur Krock, Harper Leech, Silas Strawn about Peek and international trade situation, publication by Frederick C. Mills on "Aspects of Manufacturing Operations during Recovery."

Correspondents include W.A. Catanach. Correspondence deals with and includes railroad and farm matters.

Correspondents include Walter Robbins, Frank Roche. Correspondence deals with and includes letter of recommendation, announcement of appointment of Walter Robbens, request for Gillen's services.

Correspondents include Ray Fitch, Martin Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes tax returns and financial information, Sales Operating and Administrative expenses for Racine Poster Advertising Co.

Includes rough sketches of property areas, letter from Gillen to Father Chrysostom about property matters, maps of property areas, list of properties and description.

Correspondents include Ray Fitch, Martin Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes loans, financial information, balance sheets, investments, taxes relating to Racine Poster Advertising Co.

Correspondents include Guido Rahr, Martin Gillen, J.P. Nash, Margaret G. Dorey. Correspondence deals with and includes friendly, personal letters, bills for business Gillen did with Rahr's company, property matters and Land O'Lakes, Wisconsin Assembly Bill.

Correspondents include Martin Gillen and Guido Rahr. Correspondence deals with and includes poets tribute to Gillen, "Lord of Killarney," Assembly Bill, contrast between Gillen and Rahr, conservation matters, property matters, Gillen purchases from Rahr's company, personal letters.