Correspondents include Harry F. Byrd, Pat Harrison, Arthur H. Vandenberg, Martin Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes mailing of documents and economic views of Gillen sent to Senators and Congressmen.

Correspondents include Margaret Downey, Martin Gillen, John Dickenson. Correspondence deals with and includes friendly letters, clippings on "Mission to Moscow" film, Gillen's publication.

Correspondents include Virgil Dickinsen, Martin Gillen, G.R. Rahr. Correspondence deals with and includes payroll statistics of Conservation department, conservation matters.

Correspondents include Martin Gillen, M.E. Diemer. Correspondence deals with and includes photographic matters.

Correspondents include Carl O. Bay, Isidore B. Dockweiler, Martin Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes Feb. 27, 1947 Religious Bulletin, Dockweiler - McRae Redwood imber matter, clippings on Dockweiler, friendly letters.

Correspondents include C.A. Dykstra, Martin Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes NEW YORK TIMES article on Dykstra as new president of University of Wisconsin, dinner for Dr. Birge, Dykstra's letter to Wisconsin Alumni Association, Gillen's recommendation to Dykstra.

Includes one obituary clipping on Dr. James Ewing.

Correspondents include Evan A. Evans, Martin Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes memorial to Ferdinand Geiger, eulogy by Evan to Samuel Alschuler, court case trial before Judge Evans, articles and publications, invitation to Evans to visit Killarney Point.

Correspondents include D.C. Everest, Martin Gillen, Arch Ely, F.T. Welter. Correspondence deals with and includes business of Marathon Paper Mills Co., Gillen's comments on political situation, comments on economics and finances, Wisconsin Citizen Public Expenditure Survey, tax matters and publications.

Correspondents include Martin Gillen Elisha Friendman, M. Frankel. Correspondence deals with and includes Gillen's publication research on railroads and "Acid Test of Democracy" article by Roland Hess entitled "The Real Germany, F.W. Forester," bets on 1936 election in Wisconsin.

Correspondents include Martin Gillen, Henry Faurot, Jr. Correspondence deals with and includes friendly letters, Gillen's comments on war, Gillen's health, exchanges of articles and clippings, comments on economic situation.

Includes Press release of FTC on Agricultural Implement and Machine Investigation.

Includes copies of excerpts of letter written by George S. Franklin three days before his death.

Correspondents include Martin Gillen, carl Gruggel, William Gehl. Correspondence deals with and includes friendly letters.

Correspondents include Martin Gillen, Hugh O'Donnell, John J. Cavanaugh, Charles Humphrey, Guido Rahr, F.G. Wilson. Correspondence deals with and includes bill before Michigan legislature on establishment of game refuge.

Correspondents include George Gillen, Martin Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes memo on George Gillen, job for George Gillen, clipping on George Gillen's daughter's marriage, friendly letters, Gillen Woodwork Corporation, financial statements of Gillen Woodwork Corporation.

Correspondents include George Gillen, Martin Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes memo on George Gillen, job for George Gillen, clipping on George Gillen's daughter's marriage, friendly letters, Gillen Woodwork Corporation, financial statements of Gillen Woodwork Corporation.

Correspondents include Daniel Grady, Martin Gillen. Correspondence deals with and includes opinions on various individuals, friendly letters, poem entitled "Around the Corner," Gillen's publications sent to Grady, monetary situation.

Correspondents include Marie Henderson, Martin Gillen, F. Henricks. Correspondence deals with and includes friendly letters, religious matters, tax matters, special statistical report relative to operations of corporations doing business in Wisconsin.