Correspondents include Perry Osborne, Harold Anthony, Martin Gillen, Frank McCoy, Ralph Inmell. Correspondence deals with and includes gift of rifle from Gillen to American Museum of Natural History, statement of Packard who designed the rifle.

Correspondents include T.A. Smiddy, Martin Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes Court of Claims Case for James Shields, observation on conditions in Ireland, stocks, letter on high yield casing, clippings and correspondence on use of new metal process in railroads.

Correspondents include Paula Popke, Martin Gillen, John O'Hara, Father McCarthy, Barry Byrne, William D. Thompson. Correspondence deals with and includes Gillen's gifts to St. Patrick's parish in Racine, Wisc., especially for new school, statements of cost of building and equipment for St. Patrick's School and Convent.

Correspondents include John Bricker, George N. Peek, Arthur Krock, Martin Gillen, Muriel Ransom. Correspondence deals with and includes American foreign policy and trade, Gillen views on foreign matters as "self sufficient" in matters of production.

Includes one letter from J D. Behrends to Martin Gillen about blueprint drawings for machinery shed and lumber for building.

Correspondents include Martin Gillen, George Peek, Martin Lindsay. Correspondence deals with and includes publications "A Simple Plan of Ship Values" by Guy D. Goff, Statement of Gillen in Morse case, shipping board matters.

Correspondents include Harrison E. Spangler and Martin Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes report on Republican campaign in Wisconsin and copies of "The Legion of God's Forgotten Men and Women."

Correspondents include Joseph Splinter and Martin Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes financial and factual information on St. James Congregation, friendly letters.

Correspondents include Martin Gillen, Charlie Stange. Correspondence deals with and includes friendly letters, land and property information, sale of timber.

Includes Annual Reports of Standard Oil, 1942 and 1943, consolidated balance list for 1940, letter from Robert Vihlein to Gillen about Standard Oil balance sheet.

Includes one letter from Amos Taylor to Gillen relaying good wishes and interest in Gillen ideas on foreign trade and two letters from Gillen to Taylor relating to his ideas on foreign trade and investments. Also included are carbons of articles on economic situations in U.S. at the time and published material on foreign trade and policy.