Correspondents include Alan Temple of Martin Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes Gillen's studies on gold and banking, statistical and legal review of developments in Commercial Banking and Currency in U.S., 1863-1937, economic and financial matters.

Includes one letter from John P. Ferris to Gillen about trade balance studies. Also includes press release by Amos Taylor for Dept. of Commerce on U.S. Balance of International Payments, Ferris article on "Some Relationships of Industry to Agricultural and Population Readjustment."

Correspondents include Robert Uihlein, Martin Julius Yak, Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes Uilein's health, money matters, resort information.

Includes memo of financial information on United Gas Corporation, figures on estimated cash flow.

Correspondents includes Andrew Vassh. Correspondence deals with and includes request for favor from Vassh to Gillen, reading matters sent to Vassh from Gillen.

Correspondents include Martin Gillen and Jeanne Wilke. Correspondence deals with and includes friendly letters, loans and money matters, copy of THE BADGER QUARTERLY, January, 1939.

Correspondents include Tilden Adamson, Martin Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes information on U.S. Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation, investigation of Emergency Fleet Corp., summons for Gillen to appear before Senate Investigating Committee.

Correspondents include Martin Gillen and H.H.B. Meyer. Correspondence deals with and includes export and trade matters, Gillen's letter regarding Emergency Fleet Corp., investigation recommendation on war debts, Gillen research on Federal Regulation of use of Pneumatic Tire Motor Cars etc., clippings on foreign trade, income and national wealth figures.

Correspondents include Raymond Weins, A.G. Jensen. Correspondence deals with and includes stock and investment matters, information on corporations, options to purchase stock.

Correspondents include Arch Ely, Martin Gillen, Edwin Sherwood, J.H. Wallovick. Correspondence deals with and includes activities of Wisconsin Citizens Public Expenditure Survey Operation Report of the WCPES, publications entitled RURAL SCHOOL COST IN WISCONSIN, MOBILIZATION FOR TAX DEFENSE, and A VOICE IS HEARD.

Includes pamphlet entitled "The Wisconsin Economic Idea" and statistics, clippings, mailing list and information relating to it.

Includes one letter from Gillen to Industrial Commission of Wisconsin about Land O'Lakes, notice to all corporations within Wisconsin from Wisconsin Tax Commission.

Correspondent includes Martin Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes state tax study of Wisconsin, copy of WISCONSIN TAXPAYER dated November 15, 1940.

Seven issues of THE WISCONSIN TAXPAYER.

Correspondent includes Paul N. Reynolds. Correspondence deals with and includes taxes and activities of Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance.

Correspondents include Martin Gillen, Warren G. Hardin. Correspondence deals with and includes Shipping board, list of Cabinet members, copy of Harding's inaugural address, clippings on Harding and Cabinet, business situation.

Correspondents include William Horlick, Martin Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes friendly letters.

Correspondents include Martin Gillen and Isabel Hough. Correspondence deals with and includes Hough's application of employment to government, property matters relating to Isabel Hough.

Correspondents include Martin Gillen, Ivy Lee, Guy Goff. Correspondence deals with and includes Shipping board matters, clippings on Shipping board, Goff's publication entitled "A Simple Plan of Ship Values."

Correspondents include Francis E. McGovern, Martin Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes business matters related to U.S. Shipping board, Shipping board matters.

Includes information on economic conditions in Germany, paper on Wisconsin bankshares, letter from Goldman, Sacks and Co. to Holders of 5 1/4% Gold Debentures Due 1948 and National Dairy Products Corporation, memo on financial state of Electric Power and Light Corporation.

Correspondents include Lindsay Crawford, Martin Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes letter sent to Irish Consular Service about world economic conditions, address by Stanley Ruheyser on "Social Justice: At Home and Abroad: Today and Tomorrow," clippings on economic policy, letter from Gillen to Eamon De Valera about Irish economic policy.

Correspondents include Donald Scott, R.H. Graves, C.W. Taylor, J. Harry Covington Correspondence deals with and includes Shipping board and emergency fleet matters, mailing lists.

Includes copy of Investor America and announcement of opening of Eagle River Abstract Company.

Correspondents include Martin Gillen, Arthur Anderson. Correspondence deals with and includes friendly letters, business affairs, estate matters of John Arthur Anderson.

Correspondents include Winslow Webber, Martin Gillen, E.R. Burgers, Josiah Bailey, Frank A. Bates. Correspondence deals with and includes Gillen's analysis of railroad management, founding castings, carbon paper, gift to Boys' Athletic League Camp.

Correspondents include Martin Gillen, Bernard Baruch. Correspondence deals with and includes Gillen publications sent to Baruch about economic matters, Gillen's health, Notre Dame study on national wealth, clippings and articles on Baruch, publication "The War Industries Board, 1917-1918," in FORTUNE Magazine

Correspondents include Martin Gillen, B.O. Bassett. Correspondence deals with and includes purchase of automobile parts by Gillen

Correspondents include Martin Gillen and Elsie Beck. Correspondence deals with and includes wedding announcement for Elizabeth Beck, friendly letters.

Correspondents include Floyd Blair, Martin Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes discussion of European situation 1932-], informational letters about World War II economics, diplomacy and military situation.