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Portions of this collection have been digitized as part of Content, Context, and Capacity: A Collaborative Large-Scale Digitization Project on the Long Civil Rights Movement in North Carolina. The project was made possible by funding from the federal Institute for Museum and Library Services (IMLS) under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA), as administered by the State Library of North Carolina, a division of the Department of Cultural Resources.
Size | 168.5 feet of linear shelf space (approximately 102,400 items) |
Abstract | Frank Porter Graham was president of the University of North Carolina, a U.S. senator, and a United Nations official. The collection includes correspondence, congressional and campaign files, speeches and other writings, notes, photographs, sound recordings, and other materials documenting the personal and professional life of Frank Porter Graham. Included are materials reflecting his service as president of the University of North Carolina, 1930-1949; U.S. senator from North Carolina, 1949-1950; United Nations representative in the dispute between India and Pakistan; and in various other capacities during the New Deal, World War II, and the Cold War. The papers reflect Graham's interests and activities in education, race relations and civil rights, labor arbitration, southern regional development, international mediation, and other southern and national liberal concerns. The addition of 1994 includes materials relating to Dr. Frank: The Life and Times of Frank Porter Graham (1994), a documentary biography film by John B. Wilson Jr., and Martin Clark for the Arts and Sciences Foundation of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the University of North Carolina Center for Public Television. Included are logs documenting contents of video tapes, typed transcriptions of parts of interviews with Frank Porter Graham and others, and video tapes in various formats. Among the topics covered are civil rights; race relations; education, with emphasis on Graham's career at the University of North Carolina; and Graham's political activities and government service. Included are interviews with several persons involved in the bloody 1950 senatorial campaign. Persons important in these materials include Warren Ashby, William B. Aycock, Augustus Merrimon Burns, Julius L. Chambers, John Hope Franklin, William C. Friday, Alexander Heard, Douglass Hunt, Charles Kuralt, William Edward Leuchtenburg, Benjamin Elijah Mays, Claude Pepper, Julian M. Pleasants, Julian M., John L. Sanders, Terry Sanford, J. Carlyle Sitterson, Mack Smith, William D. Snider, George Brown Tindall, Willis P. Whichard, Tom Wicker, and Edwin Yoder. Materials in other additions are similar to those in the original deposits. |
Creator | Graham, Frank Porter, 1886-1972. |
Curatorial Unit | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Historical Collection. |
Language | English |
Processed by: SHC Staff
Encoded by: Lynn Holdzkom, September 2000
Additions received after 1989 have not been integrated into the original deposit of materials. Researchers should check the descriptions of these additions for materials potentially of interest.
Portions of this collection have been digitized as part of "Content, Context, and Capacity: A Collaborative Large-Scale Digitization Project on the Long Civil Rights Movement in North Carolina." The project was made possible by funding from the federal Institute for Museum and Library Services (IMLS) under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA), as administered by the State Library of North Carolina, a division of the Department of Cultural Resources.
Back to TopThe following terms from Library of Congress Subject Headings suggest topics, persons, geography, etc. interspersed through the entire collection; the terms do not usually represent discrete and easily identifiable portions of the collection--such as folders or items.
Clicking on a subject heading below will take you into the University Library's online catalog.
1886 | Born 14 October, Fayetteville, N.C., son of Katherine Sloan and Alexander Graham |
1909 | Received A.B. from University of North Carolina |
1910 | Licensed to practice law in North Carolina |
1911-1913 | English teacher at Raleigh High School |
1914-1916 | Instructor of history, UNC |
1916 | Received M.A. from Columbia University |
1917-1919 | U.S. Marine Corps private (mustered out as first lieutenant) |
1920-1921 | Assistant professor, UNC; head of statewide campaign for funding a program for state institutions |
1921-1927 | Associate professor, UNC; member of the President's Committee on Education; twice president of the North Carolina Conference of Social Service (sponsored and prepared first worker's compensation act in North Carolina); founded Citizens' Library Movement of North Carolina |
1927-1930 | Professor of history, UNC |
1930-1932 | President of UNC (Chapel Hill) |
1931 | Served on commission that wrote plan for consolidation of North Carolina State College, Women's College, and the University of North Carolina (Chapel Hill) |
1932-1949 | President of the Consolidated University of North Carolina |
1932 | Married Marian Drane |
1934 | Chair of the National Advisory Council of the Cabinet Committee on Economic Security |
1941-1942 | Member of the National Defense Mediation Board |
1942-1946 | Public member of the National War Labor Board; member of the Maritime War Emergency Board |
1945 | Chair of the Public Hearings Committee of the President's Labor-Management Conference |
1945-1946 | Chair of the Oil Panel of the President's Labor-Management Conference |
1946-1947 | Member of the President's Committee on Civil Rights |
1947-1948 | U.S. representative on the United Nations Committee of Good Offices in the Dutch Indonesian Dispute; president of the National Association of State Universities |
1949-1950 | U.S. senator; appointed after death of J. Melville Broughton |
1950 | Lost primary campaign for U.S. Senate to Willis Smith |
1951 | Defense Manpower Administrator for U.S. Department of Labor |
1951-1968 | U.N. Representative in the dispute between India and Pakistan |
1952-1969 | Chair of the Board of the National Sharecroppers Fund |
1954-1963 | Board member of American Association for the United Nations |
1961-1962 | President of board of directors of the Civil Liberties Foundation |
1962-1964 | Chair of the Carolina Charter Tercentenary Committee |
1963-1965 | Chair of the National Advisory Committee on Area Redevelopment |
1967 | 27 April, Marian D. Graham died |
1968 | Retired from responsibilities at the United Nations |
1972 | 16 February, Frank Porter Graham died |
These papers document virtually every aspect of the adult life of Frank Porter Graham, although his professional activities are more thoroughly documented than his private and family affairs. Early correspondence was apparently destroyed in a 1928 fire at the home of Edward K. Graham. Graham's official papers as president of the University of North Carolina are in the University Archives (General Administration: Office of the President Records: Frank Porter Graham Series).
Series 1 is the largest series in this collection (almost 77 cubic feet). Arranged by calendar year from 1920 to 1972 and then by subject, Series 1 provides the most substantial documentation of Graham's personal and professional life. The arrangement of this series closely follows the arrangement established by Graham himself. The original order of the material in Series 2 was also largely maintained.
These papers were processed in two separate projects. Subseries 1.1, Yearly Files for the period 1920-1943, was processed in 1968-1971. Materials in the other series were processed in 1985. Additions received after 1989 are maintained separately.
The first processing project generated an exhaustive index of names in Subseries 1.1. This index is at the Southern Historical Collection.
Back to TopThis series comprises the core of the Graham Papers, documenting most of Graham's public and private life. It is arranged by calendar year, then alphabetically by subject within each year; folders are numbered consecutively within each year. Because the two subseries were arranged in two separate projects (see Scope and Content Note), the researcher may find some inconsistencies and variations in arrangement and content between the subseries. Some of these variations are explained in the following subseries descriptions.
Names in Series 1.1
In 1968-1971, the part of these papers now constituting Series 1.1 was indexed for personal names of correspondents and persons mentioned in the files. The index covers the years 1920 to 1943, and the names in this index are listed below without the citations to the folders. Upon request, the department's reference staff can check an internal database for folder citations for particular names.
Researchers should note that these entries were established regardless of the type of occurrence of the name. Some references are to substantial correspondence with the individual cited. Some are brief or extensive references to individuals, and others are to occurrences of a name as slight as a listing in a letterhead.
Aamodt, Olaf S.; Abbe, George Bancroft; Abbott, Barbara; Abbott, Charles Greeley; Abbott, Edith; Abbott, Grace; Abbott, Lawrence; Abbott, Willis John; Abernethy, Arthur Talmage; Absher, Kate (Mrs. W. R.); Ackerman, Carl; Ackland, William Hayes; Adair, Fred L.; Adamic, Louis; Adams, James Donald; Adams, Junius Greene; Adams, Katherine Rogers; Adams, Ralph E.; Adams, Raymond; Adams, William Hooper; Adkins, Homer; Aery, William Anthony; Agar, Herbert Sebastian; Aikin, Wilford M.; Akers, Susan Grey; Alber, Louis J.; Albert, Charles E.; Albrecht, William Albert; Albright, R. Mayne; Alderman, Edwin Anderson; Alderman, Edwin Anderson, Jr.; Alderman, Edwin Anderson, Mrs.; Alderman, Lewis R.; Alexander, Eben; Alexander, Sydenham B.; Alexander, Will Winton; Allan, William (doctor of North Carolina); Allen, Arch Turner; Allen, Devere; Allen, E. A.; Allen, Edward M.; Allen, Florence E.; Allen, George Garland; Allen, James E.; Allen, Jay; Allen, Richard Frazer; Allison, James Richard; Allred, James V.; Alston, Philip (Colonel); Alston, Philip Henry; Altmeyer, Arthur J.; Altvater, Henry Hugh; Alvin, L. P.; Ames, Joseph Sweetman; Amick, Thomas C.; Amidon, Beulah; Amlie, Thomas R.; Anderson, Charles Albert; Anderson, Dice Robins; Anderson, Eleanor Copenhaver; Anderson, Florence; Anderson, Heartly William; Anderson, Sherwood; Anderson, William Dickson; Andrews, Alexander Boyd, II; Andrews, Arthur; Andrews, Donald Hatch; Andrews, Elmer F.; Andrews, George Reid; Andrews, J. W.; Andrews, James Clarence; Andrews, John Bertram; Andrews, Thomas Wingate; Angell, James Rowland; Angell, Katherine Cramer; Anthony, Graham Hudson; Appleby, Paul H.; Archer, Frederick; Armstrong, A. Joseph; Armstrong, Hamilton Fish; Arnall, Ellis; Arnett, Alex Matthews; Arnett, Trevor; Arnold, Earl C.; Arrington, Katherine Pendleton; Arthur, Chester A., Jr.; Asch, Sholem; Ascoli, Max; Ashe, Bowman Foster; Ashe, Samuel A Court; Ashworth, Robert Archibald; Askew, J. Thomas; Aswell, Edward C.; Atholl, Dutchess of; Atkins, Francis L.; Atkins, Simon Green; Atkinson, Alfred; Atkinson, Carroll H.; Atkinson, Henry Avery; Atwood, Albert William; Auer, J. A. C. F.; Austin, L. E.; Avery, Alphonso Calhoun, Mrs.; Aycock, Cara Woodard; Aycock, William Brantley; Aydelotte, Frank; Ayer, Thomas Parker; Ayers, Harry Mell
Babcock, Charles H.; Babcock, Elwyn Claude; Babcock, Rodney W.; Babson, Grace; Babson, Roger W.; Bacot, D. Huger; Bader, Jesse M.; Badger, Philip Owen; Bagby, English; Bagley, Dudley Warren; Bagley, William C.; Bahnson, Agnew Hunter; Bailey, Carl Edward; Bailey, Forrest; Bailey, Josiah William; Bailey, Neil Phillips; Bailey, Harold J.; Baity, Herman Glenn; Baker, Elizabeth Duffy; Baker, Hugh Potter; Baker, John Stewart; Baker, Leonard Theodore; Baker, Newton D.; Baker, Ray Palmer; Baldwin, Alice M.; Baldwin, Ira L.; Baldwin, Minor Coe; Baldwin, Roger Nash; Baldwin, Roger Sherman; Ball, Thomas F.; Ball, William Watts; Ballentine, Linton Y.; Balmer, Frank E.; Balogh, Elemer; Bane, Frank; Bankhead, Talullah; Bankhead, William Brockman; Bankston, Marvin S.; Barber, Milton A.; Barbour, W. Warren; Barclay, Lorne W.; Bard, Ralph A.; Barden, Graham Arthur; Barker, Joseph Warren; Barker, Mary C.; Barker, Tommie Dora; Barkley, Alben William; Barnes, Harry Elmer; Barnes, Roswell Parkhurst; Barnett, Claude A.; Barnett, Eugene Epperson; Barnett, Robert W.; Barnhill, Maurice Victor; Barnum, Dana D.; Baron, Hans; Barr, Stringfellow; Barre, Henry W.; Barrett, J. Arthur; Barrows, Alice P.; Barrows, Thomas Nicholas; Barss, Howard Phillips; Baruch, Bernard; Bates, Sanford; Battle, George Gordon; Battle, Hyman Llewelyn; Battle, Kemp Davis; Battle, Mrs. S. Westray; Battle, Turner Westray; Battle, William James; Bauer, Charles Christian; Baugh, J. A.; Baughn, Hubert; Baumgartner, Wilhelm; Baver, Leonard D.; Baxter, James P., III; Beal, Fred Erwin; Beal, Marjorie; Beale, Howard Kennedy; Beale, Phelan; Bean, Donald P.; Beard, Belle Boone; Beard, Charles A.; Beasley, Rowland Fowler; Beatley, Bancroft; Beatty, Willard W.; Beaty, Robert Colder; Beaven, Albert William; Beddow, Thomas J.; Bedinger, Henry Graybill; Beers, Charles Dale; Beers, Clifford W.; Behrendt, Richard F.; Bek, William Godfrey; Belk, Henry; Belk, Mary Irwin; Belk family; Bell, Frank D.; Bell, James Ardrey; Bell, Ulric; Bell, William Augustus; Belmont, August, Mrs.; Bement, Harold; Benedict, Harry Yandell; Benedict, Rugh Fulton; Benet, Stephen Vincent; Benjamin, Edward B.; Bennett, Bert Lester; Bennett, Henry Garland; Bennett, Hugh Hammond; Bent, Henry Edward; Bentley, John Edward; Berle, Adolf A.; Bernard, Luther Lee; Bernard, William S.; Bernays, Edward L.; Bernstein, Edward Morris; Bernstein, Philip Sidney; Berry, George L.; Berry, Gordon Lockwood; Berry, Martha; Berryhill, W. Reece; Bertron, Samuel R.; Best, Ernest M.; Bestor, Arthur Eugene; Bethune, Mary McLeod; Bettman, Gilbert; Betts, Emmet A.; Beury, Charles E.; Bevan, Arthur Charles; Bickett, Thomas Walter, Mrs.; Bidgood, Lee; Biddle, Francis; Biel, Erwin R.; Bierman, Bernard W.; Bigelow, Bruce M.; Bigelow, Karl W.; Biggs, James Crawford; Bilbo, Theodore G.; Billig, Thomas Clifford; Billikopf, Jacob; Billings, Warren K.; Binford, Helen; Binford, Raymond; Bingham, Barry; Bingham, Mary Lily (Flagler); Bingham, Robert Worth; Bingham, Walter V.; Binkley, Olin T.; Birkhead, Leon Milton; Bishop, Frederic Lendall; Bishop, William Warner; Bixler, Julius Seelye; Bizzell, William Bennett; Bjorkman, Edwin; Black, Hugo Lafayette; Blackmer, Sidney; Blackwell, Gordon W.; Blackwell, Hoyt; Blackwell, Robert Emory; Blaine, John James; Blair, Emily Newell; Blair, John Fries; Blair, William Allen; Blaisdell, Thomas C., Jr.; Blakely, Hunter B., Jr.; Blalock, Uriah Benton; Blanding, Sarah; Blanton, Smiley; Blaugh, Lloyd E.; Bledsoe, Taylor; Bliven, Bruce; Bloom, Sol; Bloomfield, Daniel; Blount, William A.; Bluethenthal, Janet Weil; Bluford, Ferdinand Douglas; Blythe, Legette; Boas, Franz; Boatwright, Frederick W.; Bobbitt, William Haywood; Bogan, William J.; Boggs, Ralph Steele; Bolich, J. A.; Bolitho, Hector; Bond, Richmond P.; Bonds, Alred Bryan, Jr.; Bondurant, Alexander Lee; Bonner, Herbert C.; Booker, John M.; Boothby, Ralph E.; Borah, William Edgar; Bost, Annie K.; Bost, Ralph Walton; Bost, W. T.; Boucher, Chauncey Samuel; Boudreau, Frank G.; Boushall, Thomas Callendine; Bouton, Stephen M.; Bowen, Cawthon Asbury; Bowen, Isabelle; Bowers, Claude Gernade; Bowie, Jean Laverick; Bowie, Walter Russell; Bowlby, Henry L.; Bowler, John Pollard; Bowles, Chester; Bowles, Frank Hamilton; Bowman, Frederick O.; Bowman, Isaiah; Bowman, John G.; Bowman, Karl M.; Boyd, Beverly Munford; Boyd, Charles Morgan; Boyd, James; Boyd, Julian P.; Boyd, Katherine; Boyd, Paul P.; Boyd, William Kenneth; Boyd-Carpenter; Boyer, C. Valentine; Bradfield, Richard; Bradley, Phillips; Bradshaw, Francis Foster; Bradway, John S.; Braisted, Paul J.; Branch, Ernest A.; Brandis, Henry Parker; Brandford, Iver Martinson; Brandt, Albert; Branscomb, Bennett Harvie; Branson, Eugene Cunningham; Brant, Irving; Braswell, Mark R.; Braune, Mary Ida; Braxton, H. Galt; Brearley, Harry Chase; Breckinridge, M. S.; Breg, William Roy; Brenizer family; Bressler, Raymond G.; Brett, George P., Jr.; Brewer, Charles Edward; Brewer, Fiske P.; Brewer, W. F.; Brewster, Dorothy; Bricker, John W.; Bridges, Harry; Bridgman, Percy Williams; Bridgman, Ralph P.; Brierly, W. W.; Brigance, W. Norwood; Briggs, Thomas Henry; Briles, Charles W.; Brimley, Clement S.; Brinkley, David; Brittain, Marion Luther; Broadman, Joseph; Brockman, Fletcher Sims; Brogden, Willis J.; Bromfield, Louis; Bromley, Dorothy D.; Brooks, Aubrey Lee; Brooks, Eugene Clyde; Brooks, Robert Preston; Brooks, Stratton D.; Brooks, Van Wyck; Broughton, Carrie L.; Broughton, Joseph Melville; Browder, Earl; Brower, A. S.; Brown, Arthur Judson; Brown, B. F.; Brown, Bob; Brown, Calvin S.; Brown, Cecil Kenneth; Brown, Charles Harvey; Brown, Charlotte Hawkins; Brown, Elmer Ellsworth; Brown, Francis James; Brown, Frank Clyde; Brown, George Lincoln; Brown, Harold William; Brown, Kent J.; Brown, L. Ames; Brown, Lawrason; Brown, Lewis H.; Brown, Paul (Georgia); Brown, Roscoe C. E.; Brown, Roy Melton; Brown, Wade R.; Brown, William Adams; Brown, Wilson; Browne, Alfred D.; Browne, Edward T.; Browne, T. E.; Browne, Thomas J.; Browne, William Hand, Jr.; Brownlee, Frederick L.; Bruce, Edward; Brummit, Dennis G.; Bruner, Stephen S.; Brunnauer, Esther C.; Brunner, Edmund D.; Bruton, John Fletcher; Bryan, Charles S.; Bryan, Daniel Bunyan; Bryan, John Herritage; Bryan, John Stewart; Bryan, Shepard; Bryan, William Jennings; Bryan, William Lowe; Bryan, William Shepard; Bryan, Wright; Bryan family (Duplin, Sampson County, N.C.); Bryant, Eva Sumner; Bryant, Henry Edward Cowan; Bryant, Victor Silas; Brycha-Vauthier, Baron; Bryson, Lyman L.; Buchanan, Robert E.; Buck, Pearl S.; Buckman, Harry O.; Buell, Raymond L.; Bullard, W. Irving; Bullitt, James Bell; Bullitt, William C.; Bullock, Marie; Bulwinkle, Alfred Lee; Burchard, Ernest F.; Burgess, Cale K.; Burgess, George K.; Burgess, Perry; Burgin, William Olin; Burke, Edmund; Burke, Henry; Burlew, Ebert K.; Burnett, Edgar A.; Burns, Eveline M.; Burruss, John T.; Burruss, Julian Ashby; Burt, Struthers; Bush, Vannevar; Butler, Eugene; Butler, Marion; Butler, Nicholas Murray; Butler, Pierce (Louisiana); Buttersworth, Julian E.; Buttitta, Anthony J.; Buttrick, William; Butts, Alfred Benjamin; Byers, Vincent G.; Bynum, Florence Helen Boyd; Bynum, William Preston; Byrd, Harry Clifton; Byrnes, James Francis
Cadman, Samuel P.; Cairns, William D.; Caldwell, Harmon White; Caldwell, Harry B.; Caldwell, Wallace E.; Calfee, John E.; Calhoun, Robert Lowry; Calisch, Edward N.; Caliver, Ambrose; Call, Arthur Deerin; Callahan, Patrick Henry; Cameron, Frank Kenneth; Cammack, John Walter; Cammerer, Arno Berthold; Campbell, Carlyle; Campbell, James Archibald; Campbell, John Logan; Campbell, Leslie Hartwell; Campbell, Olive D.; Campbell, Robert Fishburne; Campbell, Ruth E.; Campbell, Walter J.; Canby, Henry Siedel; Candler, William G.; Canfield, Harry L.; Cannon, Charles A.; Cantor, Eddie; Capehart, Homer E.; Capen, Samuel Paul; Capper, Arthur; Cardozo, Benjamin M.; Cardwell, Guy Adams; Carey, James B.; Carlson, Anton J.; Carlson, William Samuel; Carlton, Doyle E.; Carlyle, Frank Ertel; Carlyle, Irving Edward; Carman, Harry James; Carmichael, Archibald Hill; Carmichael, Leonard; Carmichael, Oliver Cromwell; Carmichael, Patrick Henry; Carmichael, Peter Archibald; Carmichael, William D., Jr.; Carmody, John M.; Carothers, Milton Washington; Carpenter, Boyd; Carpenter, Coy Cornelius; Carr, Austin H.; Carr, Claiborn McD.; Carr, E. H.; Carr, George Watts; Carr, Isaac Newton; Carr, John R.; Carr, Lewis; Carr, W. F.; Carr, William George; Carroll, Charles F.; Carroll, Dudley DeWitt; Carroll, Robert Paris; Carson, William Joseph; Carter, Edward C.; Carter, Isabel Gordon; Carter, Wilbert James; Carter, William Draper; Cartledge, Groves H.; Cartwright, Morse Adams; Carusi, Charles Francis; Cason, Clarence E.; Cassels, John M.; Cates, Charles F.; Cates, Junius Sidney; Catt, Carrie Chapman; Cattell, James McKeen; Catton, Bruce; Cavers, David F.; Cavert, Samuel McCrea; Cayton, Horace R.; Cecil, (Viscount) Robert; Celler, Emanuel; Chalmers, Allan Knight; Chalmers, Gordon K.; Chamberlain, Hope Summerell; Chamberlain, Joseph P.; Chamberlain, William Douglas; Chamberlin, Jo Hubbard; Chambers, Lenoir; Chandler, A. B.; Chandler, Charles Lyon; Chandler, Julian Alvin Carroll; Chang, Y. Z.; Chapman, Herman H.; Chapman, Oscar Littleton; Chapman, Paul W.; Chapple, Joseph M.; Charlton, Louise O.; Charters, Werrett Wallace; Chase, George Henry; Chase, Harry Woodburn; Chase, Lewis; Chase, Roger; Chatham, Thurmond; Cheek, Mary Ashby; Cherrington, Ben Mark; Cherry, Robert Gregg; Cheshire, Joseph Blount; Chesney, Alan Mason; Childs, John Lawrence; Childs, Richard Spencer; Chilton, William Edward; Chippey, Arthur P.; Christensen, Chris L.; Christ-Janer, Albert W.; Church, Ralph; Churchill, Edward P.; Clague, Ewan; Clair, Pola; Clapp, Gordon Rufus; Clark, David; Clark, David Lee; Clark, Evans; Clark, Friend E.; Clark, Grover; Clark, Jerome Bayard; Clark, John; Clark, John Bunyan; Clark, Joseph Leon; Clark, Kenneth; Clark, Kenneth Willis; Clark, Victor S.; Clark, William Noble; Clarke, Alan Burton; Clarke, Dumont; Clarke, J. Calvitt; Clarke, John Hessin; Clarkson, Francis Osborne; Clarkson, Heriot; Claxton, Mary Hannah Johnston; Clement, Rufus Early; Clemons, Harry; Cline, A. W.; Clinchy, Everett Ross; Clippinger, Arthur R.; Clothier, Robert Clarkson; Clover, George F.; Cloyd, Ed L.; Clymer, Reuben Swinburne; Coates, Albert; Cobb, Collier; Coble, T. S.; Cobleigh, William M.; Cocke, M. Estes; Cody, Henry J.; Coe, Joffre L.; Coffin, Henry Sloane; Coffin, Oscar J.; Coffman, George R.; Coffman, Lotus Delta; Cohen, Alfred M.; Cohen, John S.; Cohen, Morris R.; Cohn, David L.; Coiner, Elizabeth H.; Coit, John Knox; Coker, Coit McLean; Coker, David Robert; Coker, Edward C.; Coker, Eleanor; Coker, Francis William; Coker, James Lide; Coker, James Lide, III; Coker, John W.; Coker, May Roper; Coker, Richard G.; Coker, Robert Ervin; Coker, Robert R.; Coker, William Chambers; Colburn, Burnham S.; Cole, Whitefoord R.; Cole, William Earle; Colean, Miles L.; Coleman, Frederick W. B.; Coleman, Lawrence V.; Coleman, Wade Hampton, Jr.; Collier, Judd, Mrs.; Collier, Tarleton; Collins, Albert Hamilton; Collins, Ross; Coltrane, D. S.; Coltrane, Eugene Jarvis; Coltrane, Jenn W.; Colvard, Dean W.; Combs, Morgan Lafayette; Comer, Donald; Comer, Harry F.; Compton, Karl Taylor; Conant, Kenneth John; Cone, Ben; Cone, Bernard M.; Cone, Julius; Cone, Laura Weil; Conklin, Edwin Grant; Conley, Dudley Steele; Connor, George William; Connor, Robert Digges Wimberly; Conradi, Edward; Cook, Walter Wheeler; Cooke, Arthur Wayland; Cooke, Dennis Hargrove; Cooke, Lilou; Cooke, Morris L.; Cooley, Harold Dunbar; Coolidge, Calvin; Coolidge, Elizabeth S.; Cooper, George Marion; Cooper, Prentice; Cooper, Thomas Poe; Cooper, W. Lee; Cooper, William Arthur; Cooper, William John; Copeland, Royal Samuel; Copenhaver, Eleanor; Coppridge, William Maurice; Cornwell, Dean; Corsi, Edward; Corson, John Jay, III; Corwin, Edward S.; Cosgrove, John I.; Costello, Donald P.; Costigan, Edward P.; Couch, John Nathaniel; Couch, William Terry; Coughlin, Father; Coulter, Ellis Merton; Council, C. T.; Council, Carl C.; Counts, George Sylvester; Couzzens, James; Cowley, Malcolm; Cowley, William Harold; Cowling, Donald John; Cowper, Mary O.; Cox, Albert Lyman; Cox, Alonzo Bettis; Cox, D. Sam; Cox, Harvey Warren; Cox, Henry Leon; Coxe, Frank; Coyle, David Cushman; Cozart, L. S.; Crabb, Alfred Leland; Crabtree, James William; Craig, Edwin Wilson; Craig, Hardin; Craig, Malin; Craige, Burton; Cramer, George Bennett; Cramer, Rebecca Warren; Cramer, Stuart Warren; Crane, Arthur Griswold; Crane, Hary W.; Crane, Theodore; Craven, Avery Odell; Craven, W. W.; Crawford, Morris D.; Crawford, Robert Platt; Creedy, Frederick; Creek, Henry L.; Creighton, William Samuel; Cret, Paul Phillippe; Crisp, Lucy Cherry; Crittenden, Charles Christopher; Cromartie family; Crookston, William J.; Cross, Earle Bennett; Cross, P. G.; Crowell, Lester Avant; Crowley, Leo T.; Cruikshank, Margaret; Crump, Edward (Boss); Cullom, Willis Richard; Culver, Essae Martha; Cummings, Homer Stille; Cummins, Robert; Cuninggim, Jesse Lee; Cunningham, Bert; Cunningham, Jesse Lee; Cunningham, John Rood; Currie, Thomas White; Curry, Walter Clyde; Curtice, Cooper; Curtis, Harry Alfred; Curtis, Nathaniel Cortland; Curtis, Winterton Conway; Cushman, Robert Eugene; Cutter, Irving Samuel; Cutter, William Dick; Cyr, Frank W.
Dabney, Charles William; Dabney, Virginius; Daggett, Parker H.; Daines, Lyman Luther; Dale, Harrison C.; Dalton, Carter; Damrosch, Walter; Dana, Malcolm B.; Daniel, Robert P.; Daniels, Addie Worth Bagley; Daniels, Jonathan Worth; Daniels, Josephus; Dargan, Olive Tilford; D'Argonne, M. C.; Darrow, Whitney; Darst, Thomas Campbell; Darst, W. H.; Dashiell, Alfred; Dashiell, John Frederick; Dauer, Manning J.; Daughters, Freeman; Davenport, Marcia; Davenport, Russell W.; David, Paul T.; Davidson, Maurice P.; Davidson, William (General); Davie, Preston; Davie, William Richardson; Davilla, Carlos S.; Davis, Calvin O.; Davis, Chester Charles; Davis, Dwight Filley; Davis, Elmer; Davis, Graham Lee; Davis, Hallie Flanagan; Davis, Hayne; Davis, Jackson; Davis, Jerome; Davis, Lambert; Davis, Norman H.; Davis, Posey Oliver; Davis, Preston; Davis, Roland Parker; Davis, Royal Jenkins; Davis, Royal Oscar Eugene; Davis, T. Lawrence; Davis, William Hammatt; Davis, William Thornwall; Davison, Atala Thayer; Davison, Wilburt C.; Dawson, Howard A.; Day, Edmund Ezra; Day, George Parmly; Day, Nere E.; Dealey, George B.; Dearborn, Ned H.; DeBardeleben, Charles F.; Del Manzo, Milton Carl Edward; De los Rios, Fernando; Denmark, Annie D.; Dennett, Roger H.; Dennison, Henry S.; Denny, George Hutcheson; Denny, George Vernon, Jr.; Derieux, James C.; DeRosset, Robert Cowan; Drrick, Samuel M.; Derry, George H.; DeVane, William C.; Devin, William Augustus; DeVyver, Frank T.; Dewey, John; Dewhurst, James Frederick; DeWitt, John L.; Dawson, Mary W.; Dey, William Morton; Deyton, R. G.; Dickinson, C. Roy; Dickinson, John; Dickson, W. S. (Sam); Dickson family (Duplin County, N.C.); Dieffenbach, Albert Charles; Diehl, Charles E.; Dies, Martin; Dillard, Hardy C.; Dillard, Irving; Dillard, James Hardy; Dillman, Grover C.; Dinwiddie, Albert B.; Dinwiddie, Courtenay; Dixon, Frank Murray; Dixon, Thomas; Doak, William Nuckles; Dobbins, James T.; Dodd, Martha; Dodd, William Edward; Dodd, William Edward, Jr.; Dodds, Harold Willis; Dodge, Clarence Phelps; Dodge, Cleveland E.; Dodge, Homer L.; Dodge, M. Hartley; Dodge, Robert E. N.; Dodge, Witherspoon; Dolivet, Louis; Dollard, Charles; Dombrowski, James; Donham, Wallace B.; Donovan, Herman L.; Donovan, William Joseph; Dorpalen, Andrew; Doster, James Jarvis; Dougherty, Blandford Barnard; Dougherty, Nathan Washington; Doughton, Robert Lee; Douglas, Lewis; Douglas, Melvyn; Douglas, Paul H.; Douglas, Robert Dick; Douglas, Stephen A.; Douglass, Harl Roy; Dowd, James Edward; Dowd, W. Carey, Jr.; Dowell, Spright; Downs, Robert Bingham; Drane, Robert Brent; Drane family; Draper, Arthur S.; Draper, Earle S.; Drinkwater, Geneva; Drucker, Adolf Bertram; Drucker, Peter F.; Dubinsky, David; DuBois, William E. B.; Duerr, Alvan E.; Duggan, Stephen P.; Dulles, John Foster; Duncan, David Shaw; Duncan, Luther Noble; Dunford, Edward B.; Dunlap, Frank L.; Dunn, Robert A.; Durham, Carl Thomas; Durr, Clifford J.; Durr, Virginia Heard Foster; Durrell, Donald D.; DuShane, Donald; Dyer, Gustavus W.; Dyer, John Napier; Dykema, Peter William; Dykstra, Clarence A.
Eagles, Theophilus Randolph; Eagleton, Clyde; Early, Stephen; Eastman, Lucius R.; Eaton, Clement A.; Eckenrode, Hamilton J.; Eddy, Sherwood; Edgell, George H.; Edmonds, Henry Morris; Edwards, Charles William; Edwards, Loren M.; Edwards, Margaret M.; Edwards, Newton; Ehringhaus, John Cristoph Blucher; Eichelberger, Clark M.; Einstein, Albert; Eleazer, Robert Burns; Elias, Donald Siler; Eliot, Thomas H.; Ellery, Eloise; Elliott, A. R.; Elliott, Edward Charles; Elliott, Harriett W.; Elliott, Huger; Elliott, Phillip Lovin; Ellis, Charles G.; Ellwood, Charles Abram; Embree, Edwin Rogers; Epps, Preston H.; Ericson, Eston Everett; Ernst, Morris L.; Ervin, Sam J.; Erwin, Clyde Atkinson; Erwin, J. Harper, Jr.; Etheridge, R. Bruce; Etheridge, William C.; Ethridge, Mark Foster; Eure, Thad; Evans, James Gilbert; Evans, May Thompson; Evans, W. Ney; Ewald, Charles J.; Ewing, Cortez A. M.; Exner, Max Joseph; Ezekiel, Mordecai J. B.
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Maaske, Roben John; McAden, Henry M.; McAdoo, William G.; McAfee, Helen; McAfee, Mildred Helen; McAlister, Alexander Worth; McAllister, Dorothy W.; McAllister family; McAnally, William J.; Macauley, Edward; McBain, Howard Lee; McBrayer, Louis B.; McCain, James Ross; McCain, Paul Pressly; McCallie, Spencer Jarnigan; McCallister, Frank; McCarl, John Raymond; McClelland, George William; McCloskey, Manus; McCluer, Franc Lewis; McClung, Clarence E.; McClure, James Gore King; McClure, Matthew T., Jr.; McClure, Wallace; McConaughy, James Lukens; McConnell, Francis John; McConnell, John Preston; McConnell, Robert Earll; McCorkle, T. 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Quarles, James Thomas; Quillen, William Fletcher
Radin, Max; Rainey, Homer Price; Ramsay, Grace Kirkpatrick; Ramsey, Darley Hiden; Randall, Edward; Randall, Harrison McAllister; Randolph, Edgar Eugene; Randolph, Harrison; Rankin, Carl Emmett; Rankin, Jeanette; Rankin, R. Grady; Rankin, Watson Smith; Ransom, John Crowe; Rapeer, Louis Win; Raper, Arthur; Raper, Charles Lee; Rappleye, Willard Cole; Raushenbush, Stephen; Rautenstrach, Walter; Ray family; Rayburn, Sam; Raycroft, Joseph Edward; Redden, Monroe Minor; Rede, Wyllys; Redefer, Frederick Lovatt; Redhead, John A.; Redlich, Fritz; Reece, Ernest James; Reed, Ollie Ezekiel; Reeves, Floyd Wesley; Reeves, Jeremiah Bascom; Reid, Paul A.; Reid, Richard; Reinhardt, James Melvin; Reisner, Edward Hartman; Reissig, Herman F.; Reynolds, A. C.; Reynolds, Carl Vernon; Reynolds, Charles Ransom; Reynolds, George; Reynolds, John Hugh; Reynolds, Kate Bitting; Reynolds, L. R.; Reynolds, Richard J.; Reynolds, Robert Rice; Reynolds, W. Englebert; Rhoads, Joseph J.; Rice, Elmer; Rice, John Andrew; Rice, Stuart Arthur; Rich, Raymond T.; Richardson, Henry Smith; Richardson, Lunsford; Richberg, Donald R.; Richmond, James Howell; Richmond, Lilly Glen; Richtmyer, Floyd Karker; Rickards, James S.; Ricketts, Palmer C.; Rickey, Branch; Reddick, Wallace Carl; Ridge, Edney; Riefler, Winfield William; Rigby, William Cattron; Rightmire, George W.; Rights, Douglas L.; Riker, Franklin W.; Riley, Bert C.; Ringer, Paul H.; Rippy, James Fred; Rivers, Eurith Dickinson; Rivers, William C.; Rives, E. Earle; Robbins, Howard Chandler; Roberson, Foy; Roberson, Foy, Jr.; Robert, Lawrence Wood, Jr.; Roberts, Roy A.; Robertson, Archibald T.; Robertson, David Allan; Robertson, Reuben Buck; Robins, Margaret Dreir; Robins, Raymond; Robson, Charles B.; Roche, Josephine; Rockefeller, John D., Jr.; Rockefeller, Nelson A.; Rodman, William B.; Rogers, James Harvey; Rondthaler, Howard Edward; Rood, Henry E.; Roosevelt, Belle; Roosevelt, Eleanor; Roosevelt, Henry Latrobe; Roosevelt, Theodore; Roosevelt, Theodore, Jr.; Roper, Daniel C.; Rose, Charles G.; Rose, Philip S.; Rosenau, Milton Joseph; Rosenwald, Julius; Ross, George R.; Ross, Malcolm; Ross, Otho B.; Rothrock, Mary U.; Royall, Kenneth C.; Royster, Hubert Ashley; Royster, Vermont C.; Rozzelle, C. Excelle; Ruark, Arthur Edward; Ruark, Fletcher; Ruffin, Peter Browne; Ruffin, Sterling; Ruffin, Thomas (20th century); Rumsey, Mary Harriman; Rush, Charles Everett; Russell, Bertrand; Russell, Charles Edward; Russell, Charles Phillips; Russell, Elbert; Russell, John M.; Russell, Josiah Cox; Russell, Lindsay; Russell, Richard B.; Russell, Walter; Russell, William Fletcher; Ruthven, Alexander G.; Ryan, John A.; Ryan, Oswald; Ryan, Will Carson, Jr.
Sachar, Abram Leon; Sachs, Alexander; Salter, Robert M.; Sampey, John Richard; Sandburg, Carl; Sanders, J. Olcutt; Sanders, Paul D.; Sanders, Wiley Britton; Sanford, Steadman Vincent; Sanger, Margaret; Sanger, William Thomas; Saunders, W. O.; Savage, Howard James; Saville, Thorndike; Sayre, Francis Bowes; Sayre, John Nevin; Scales, Junius Irving; Scattergood, Joseph Henry; Schaub, Ira Obed; Schenck, Michael; Schieffelin, William Jay; Schwenning, Gustav Theodor; Schwitalla, Alphonse Mary; Scott, Donnell Everett; Scott, William Kerr; Scudder, Townsend; Seabrook, J. W.; Seabury, Samuel; Seawell, Aaron Ashley Flowers; Sedgwick, Ellery; Seeman, Ernest; Selden, Samuel; Senior, Clarence; Seymour, Charles; Shanks, Henry T.; Shapley, Harlow; Shaw, Albert; Shaw, Easdale; Shaw, George Bernard; Shaw, Harold Burton; Shedd, Clarence Prouty; Shepard, James Edward; Sherwin, Belle; Shimer, William Allison; Shipler, Guy Emery; Shoemaker, Don C.; Shotwell, James Thomson; Shuford, George Adams; Sidbury, Willie Daniel; Sikes, Enoch Walter; Sills, Kenneth Charles Morton; Simon, Louis Adolphe; Sims, Henry Upson; Sitterson, Joseph Carlyle; Skinner, Charles Edward; Skinner family; Slaton, John Marshall; Sloan family; Sly, John Fairfield; Small, John Humphrey; Smart, Wyatt Aiken; Smathers, William Howell; Smethurst, Frank; Smith, Alfred E.; Smith, Betty; Smith, Charles Jacob; Smith, Charles Lee; Smith, Ezekiel Ezra; Smith, Francis Marion; Smith, Fred Colfax; Smith, Henry Clark; Smith, Henry Lester; Smith, Henry Louis; Smith, Hilda W.; Smith, Hilrie Shelton; Smith, James Monroe; Smith, Junius; Smith, Leon Edgar; Smith, Lillian; Smith, Marion Lofton; Smith, Stanton E.; Smith, Willis; Smith, Young Berryman; Snavely, Carl; Snavely, Guy E.; Snell, Chester DeForest; Snelling, Charles Mercer; Snisnack, John; Synder, Henry Nelson; Sockman, Ralph Washington; Sondley, Forster Alexander; Soule, George Henry, Jr.; Spain, Charles Lyle; Sparkman, John J.; Spaulding, Charles Clinton; Spencer, Cornelia Phillips; Spilman, Bernard Washington; Spivey, Ludd Myrl; Sproul, James Edward; Sproul, Robert Gordon; Spruill, Corydon Perry, Jr.; Sprunt, James Lawrence; Stacy, Horace E.; Stacy, Walter Parker; Stallings, Laurence; Stanbury, Walter Albert; Stanford, William Rainey; Starnes, Joe; Steele, Wilber Daniel; Steelman, John Roy; Stelze, Charles; Stem, Thad; Stephens, George Myers; Stephens, John Allen; Stephenson, Gilbert T.; Stevens, David Harrison; Stevens, Harry Leonidas, Jr.; Stewart, Charles E.; Stimson, Henry L.; Stinnette, Charles, Jr.; Stokes, Anson Phelps; Stokes, Walter, Jr.; Stowe, Lyman Beecher; Straley, Harrison Wilson; Stringfield, Lamar; Strudwick, Shepperd; Studebaker, John Ward; Sulzberger, Arthur Hays; Summey, A. T.; Sutton, Frederick I.; Sutton, Louis V.; Sutton, Willis Anderson; Suzzallo, Henry; Swanson, Claude A.; Sweat, W. E.; Sweet, William Ellery; Swift, Bulus B. (Mrs. Wiley); Swing, Raymond Gram; Swope, Gerard; Swope, Herbert Bayard; Sydenstricker, Edgar; Sze, Sao-Ke Alfred
Taber, Louis John; Taeush, Carl Frederick; Taft, Robert Alphonso; Talmadge, Eugene; Tanner, Kenneth S.; Tansill, Charles C.; Tate, Allen; Tate, James (Reverend); Tate, Robert; Tate family (Pender County, N.C.); Tatum, James M.; Tatum, L. A.; Tawney, Richard Henry; Taylor, Carl Cleveland; Taylor, George Coffin; Taylor, H. P.; Taylor, Tyre C.; Tead, Ordway; Teagle, Walter Clark; Tennent, David Hilt; Terry, John Skally; Terry, Paul Washington; Thomas, Albert Sidney; Thomas, Charles Randolph; Thomas, Elbert D.; Thomas, George (Utah); Thomas, George Finger; Thomas, Norman; Thomas, W. George; Thomas, Wilbur Kelsey; Thompson, Dorothy (Mrs. Sinclair Lewis); Thompson, Holland; Thompson, John B.; Thompson, Lawrence Sidney; Thompson, Randall; Thompson, Robert L.; Thompson, William Taliaferro; Thomson, Charles Alexander; Tigert, John James; Tillett, Charles William, Jr.; Tillett, Gladys (Mrs. Charles W., Jr.); Tillett, Mrs. Wilbur Fisk; Tillett, William S.; Tillyard, Eustace M. W.; Tippy, Worth Marion; Titsworth, Paul Emerson; Tobias, Channing Heggie; Tobin, Austin Joseph; Tolan, John Harvey; Tomlinson, Charles Fawcett; Toms, Clinton W.; Tourgee, Albion Winegar; Townsend, Nathan A.; Trabue, Marion Rex; Trant, James Buchanan; Trent, W. J.; Trent, William Poterfield; Trigg, H. L.; Trotsky, Leon; Troubetzkoy, Prince Pierre; Troy, William Balfour; Tucker, Beverly Randolph; Tucker, Harry; Tucker, Irvin B.; Tufts, Edgar H.; Tugwell, Rexford G.; Tumulty, Joseph P.; Tunis, John R.; Turner, Daniel Webster; Turner, Joseph Augustine; Turner, Thomas, Jr.; Turrentine, John William; Tyler, Henry Mather; Tyson, Levering
Ullman, B. L.; Umstead, John W.; Umstead, William Bradley; Unwin, Raymond, Sir; Upchurch, C. A.; Upham, Alfred Horatio; Uphaus, Willard E.; Upjohn, Hobart Brown; Urey, Harold C.; Utley, Freda
Valentine, Alan; Vance, Rupert Bayless; Vance, Zebulon Baird; Vanderbilt, Arthur T.; Van Doren, Dorothy Graffe (Mrs. Mark); Van Doren, Irita (Mrs. Carl); Van Dusen, Henry Pitney; Van Hecke, M. T.; Van Kirk, Walter William; Van Leer, Blake Ragsdale; Van Noppen, Charles Leonard; Vann, Richard Tillman; Van Wyck, William; Vardell, Charles Graves; Varser, Lycurgus Rayner; Vaught, Johny; Veblen, Oswald; Venable, Francis Preston; Venth, Carl; Vilbrandt, Frank Carl; Villard, Oswald Garrison; Vincent, George Edgar; Vitz, Carl Peter Paul; Von Beckerath, Herbert; Voorhis, Horace Jerry; Voris, John Ralph; Vose, Robert Churchill; Voss, Carl Hermann
Waddell, Charles Edward; Waddell, Francis Nash, Captain (C.S.N.); Waddell, Maude; Waddill, Ella Petty (Mrs. W. B.); Wager, Paul W.; Wagner, Robert F.; Wagstaff, Henry McGilbert; Waits, Edward McShane; Waker, John Moore; Walker, Nathan Wilson; Walker, Sydnor H.; Wallace, Henry Agard; Wallace, James; Wallace, Robert Charles; Wallin, John Edward Wallace; Walsh, David Ignatius; Walters, Raymond; Walton, Thomas Otto; Wannamaker, William Hanes; Wannamker, John Skottowe; Warbasse, James Paul; Warburton, Clyde Williams; Ward, Harry Frederick; Ward, Paul William; Ware, Caroline F.; Warren, Austin; Warren, Isiah (Colonel); Warren, Lindsay Carter; Warren, Louis Austin; Washington, Booker T.; Watson, Clyde Samuel; Watson, Thomas John; Watterson, Henry; Wauchope, Robert; Way, Warren Wade; Way, William; Waynick, Capus M.; Weatherford, Willis Duke; Weaver, Paul John; Weaver, Warren; Weaver, Zebulon; Webb, Charles Aurelius; Webb, Edwin Yates; Webb, Thompson; Webb, William Robert, Jr.; Weber, Palmer; Wechsler, James; Weil, Gertrude; Weil, Leslie; Weil, Lionel; Weil, Ruth; Weisiger, Kendall; Welch, Stephen Elliott (C.S.A.); Welles, Sumner; Wellman, Warner; Wells, Guy Herbert; Wells, H. G.; Wells, Herman B.; Wells, Marguerite Milton; Weltner, Philip; Wendel, Hugo C. M.; Wertenbaker, Thomas Jefferson; West, James Edward; Westfeldt, George Gustav; Wetmore, Alexander; Wettach, Robert Hasley; Whedbee, Charles; Wheeler, Burton K.; Wheeler, John Archibald; Wheeler, Joseph (General); Whitaker, Ridley; Whitaker, William A.; White, Alfred Holmes; White, Carl Milton; White, J. Sam; White, Walter; White, William Allen; Whitehead, Alfred North; Whiteman, Paul; Whitsett, William Thornton; Wickard, Claude R.; Wickenden, William Elgin; Wilbur, Ray Lymna; Wiley, Bell Irvin; Wilgus, Alva Curtis; Wilkie, Wendell; Wilkins, Roy; Willard, Arthur Cutts; Williams, Aubrey Willis; Williams, Claude C.; Williams, Charl Ormond; Williams, Edwin Moss; Williams, Horace; Williams, Jesse Fearing; Williams, John Henry; Williams, R. Murphy; Williams, Samuel Clay; Willis, Stuart; Willits, Joseph Henry; Willoughby, Julius Edgar; Wills, George Stockton; Wilson, Charles Morrow; Wilson, Edwin Mood; Wilson, George Pickett; Wilson, Henry Van Peters; Wilson, J. Kenyon; Wilson, Louis B.; Wilson, Louis Round; Wilson, Milburn Lincoln; Wilson, Robert (doctor of South Carolina); Wilson, Robert North; Wilson, T. A.; Wilson, Thomas J., Jr.; Wilson, Woodrow; Winant, John Gilbert; Winslow, Frank E.; Winslow, Rex Shelton; Winston, Francis Donnell; Winston, James Horner; Winston, Robert Watson; Winters, Rhett Youmans; Wise, Jesse Kenan; Wise, Stephen Samuel; Wishart, Charles Frederick; Witte, Edwin Emil; Wittke, Carl; Wolf, Harry DeMerle; Wolfe, Thomas; Woll, Matthew; Wood, James Madison; Woodhouse, Chase Going; Woodring, Harry; Woodson, Carter Godwin; Woodward, Comer Vann; Woofter, Thomas Jackson; Woollcott, Phillip; Woollen, Charles T.; Woolley, Mary Emma; Woosley, John Brooks; Works, George Alan; Wright, Arthur Davis; Wright, Isaac C.; Wright, John C.; Wright, Orville; Wright, Quincy; Wright, Richard; Wright, Robert Herring; Wriston, Henry Merritt; Wythe, George
Yapar, Nihat Ferit; Yarnell, Harry Ervin; Ybarra, Thomas Russell; Yoakum, Clarence Stone; Yoder, Fred R.; Yost, Fielding Harris; Young, Betty Coleman; Young, Henry Lane; Young, Malcolm M.; Young, Owen D.; Young, Plummer Bernard; Young, Stark; Youngblood, Bonney; Youtz, Philip Newell
Zehmer, George Baskerville; Ziegler, Samuel George; Zimand, Gertrude Folks; Zimmerly, Howard Henry; Zimmerman, Erich W.; Zimmerman, James Fulton; Zook, George Frederick; Zucker, Adolph Edward; Zurcher, Arnold John
Arrangement: By year, then by subject.
Mostly incoming and outgoing correspondence, but also notes, memos, circulars, clippings, financial material, scheduling information and other material. There is no correspondence prior to 1928; material in folders 1920/1-1927/1 consists of notes relating to classes taught by Graham. folders entitled General often reflect Graham's unofficial or informal activities as professor and president of UNC as well as more personal and family interests and activities. The material in these files does not fall easily into any of the subject files for that year and might more accurately be called Miscellaneous Files. (For information on Graham's official activities as president of UNC, see Biographical Note.)
See also Name Index to Series 1.1.
Arrangement: By year, then by subject.
Mostly incoming and outgoing correspondence, but also notes, memos, reports, circulars, financial material, scheduling information, clippings, and other material.
The research value of this subseries is quite variable. Graham was a member of a great many committees and served on the board of several organizations. Accordingly, a large amount of material in this subseries is routine in nature and does not necessarily provide information on Graham's thoughts or activities. On the other hand, there is a fair amount of substantive material here.
The following subjects and folders may be of particular interest: folders 1948/81-82, President's Committee on Civil Rights, pertain to public response to Graham's signing of the controversial report "To Secure These Rights," in 1949, 1950, and other years. Folders entitled Communism, concern charges of made against Graham and others, his responses to those charges and other measures aimed at restricting civil liberties. Folders 1944/70 and 1953/40-48 document the controversies within the Presbyterian Church of Chapel Hill regarding civil rights and the pastorship of Charles Jones. Material in folders and photograph album titled United Nations for the years 1951 through 1967 document Graham's work in Pakistan and India both as a mediator and as a frequent traveling speaker on behalf of the United Nations. folders 1965/80-81 and 1966/68-71 contain information on Graham's opposition to the North Carolina Speaker Ban Law.
For each year there is a series of folders entitled Miscellaneous Correspondence, A-Z. For the years 1944-1949, this alphabetical file was created during processing from files entitled General (See the description of these files in Subseries 1.1.). Graham apparently established this alphabetical file for the years 1950-1967.
Notable or frequent correspondents in this subseries include William C. Friday, Luther Hodges, Dan Moore, Jawaharlal Nehru, Eleanor Roosevelt, Terry Sanford, Norman Thomas, Harry S Truman, and Louis R. Wilson. Correspondence pertaining to these and other individuals can be found by examining the Miscellaneous Correspondence files or the files of organizations and causes in which individuals were active.
For additional material on Graham's Senate career, see Series 1. Yearly Files, 1949 and 1950, and Series 4. Speeches and Writings.
Arrangement: By year, then by subject.
Primarily correspondence between Graham and constituents about legislative matters. Also included is correspondence with federal officials and other members of Congress; some correspondence with out-of-state residents; and some background material (mostly printed or committee materials probably used in preparing responses to letters).
This series was reduced during processing. Routine correspondence, such as requests for publications, was discarded. In addition, most of the correspondence of Graham's predecessor, J. Melville Broughton, that had been filed with these papers was transferred to the North Carolina Department of Archives and History. Some of Broughton's papers, however, are interfiled in a few of Graham's 1949 files. Only entire folders were transferred; materials interfiled were retained because some issues carried over from Broughton's term to Graham's. Furthermore, Graham's staff might have used this material to aid them in setting up their filing system. For a complete list of discarded or transferred files, consult the staff.
The majority of Graham's correspondents expressed support for or opposition to pieces of legislation. Graham usually responded by thanking the correspondent for writing and stating either that he would study the legislation carefully or that he would take the correspondent's suggestions under advisement. Responses are attached to incoming letters. Topics most commonly addressed are agriculture, the economy, education, social security, taxation, veterans benefits, and the Wage and Hour Law. Other significant topics include anti-trust legislation, civil rights, communism, displaced persons, the Atlantic Pact (the North Atlantic Treaty Organization), the Hoover Commission (established to reorganize the government because of its tremendous growth after 1945), socialized medicine, and the House Un-American Activities Committee. Particularly notable are the files concerning the Taft-Hartley Act.
Folder 3512-3515
Folder 3512Folder 3513Folder 3514Folder 3515 |
1949: Agriculture |
Folder 3516 |
1949: Agriculture: Cottonseed |
Folder 3517 |
1949: Anti-Inflation |
Folder 3518 |
1949: Anti-Merger |
Folder 3519-3520
Folder 3519Folder 3520 |
1949: Anti-Trust |
Folder 3521 |
1949: Appropriations |
Folder 3522 |
1949: Appropriations: Labor and Federal Security |
Folder 3523 |
1949: Arkansas: White and Red River Basins |
Folder 3524 |
1949: Armed Services: Pay |
Folder 3525 |
1949: Arms Aid |
Folder 3526-3531
Folder 3526Folder 3527Folder 3528Folder 3529Folder 3530Folder 3531 |
1949: Atlantic Pact |
Folder 3532 |
1949: Atlantic Union Resolution |
Folder 3533 |
1949: Basing Point Bill |
Folder 3534 |
1949: Buggs Island Dam Project |
Folder 3535 |
1949: Calendar Reform |
Folder 3536 |
1949: Cancer Research |
Folder 3537 |
1949: Carolina Telephone and Telegraph Company |
Folder 3538 |
1949: Central Arizona Project |
Folder 3539 |
1949: Civil Rights |
Folder 3540 |
1949: Civil Service Commission |
Folder 3541 |
1949: Civil Service and Post Office Bills |
Folder 3542 |
1949: Civil Service Retirement Act |
Folder 3543 |
1949: Cloture |
Folder 3544 |
1949: Communism |
Folder 3545 |
1949: Contract Settlement Act |
Folder 3546 |
1949: Cooperatives |
Folder 3547-3549
Folder 3547Folder 3548Folder 3549 |
1949: Displaced Persons |
Folder 3550 |
1949: District of Columbia |
Folder 3551 |
1949: Drainage |
Folder 3552-3556
Folder 3552Folder 3553Folder 3554Folder 3555Folder 3556 |
1949: Economy |
Folder 3557-3563
Folder 3557Folder 3558Folder 3559Folder 3560Folder 3561Folder 3562Folder 3563 |
1949: Education |
Folder 3564 |
1949: Electoral College |
Folder 3565 |
1949: Equal Rights Amendment |
Folder 3566 |
1949: Exports: Fats and Oils |
Folder 3567 |
1949: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation |
Folder 3568 |
1949: Federal Power Commission |
Folder 3569 |
1949: Finance |
Folder 3570 |
1949: Flood Control |
Folder 3571 |
1949: Forestry: Fire Protection, etc. |
Folder 3572 |
1949: Hawaii |
Folder 3573 |
1949: Heart Institute |
Folder 3574 |
1949: Highways: Federal Aid |
Folder 3575 |
1949: Horne, J. L. |
Folder 3576 |
1949: Hospital Construction Program |
Folder 3577-3579
Folder 3577Folder 3578Folder 3579 |
1949: Housing |
Folder 3580 |
1949: Immigration |
Folder 3581 |
1949: Indian Affairs |
Folder 3582 |
1949: Interstate Commerce Act: Vaughn Record System |
Folder 3583-3585
Folder 3583Folder 3584Folder 3585 |
1949: Judiciary Committee |
Folder 3586-3589
Folder 3586Folder 3587Folder 3588Folder 3589 |
1949: Judiciary Committee: General |
Folder 3590-3592
Folder 3590Folder 3591Folder 3592 |
1949: Labor: Con, Taft-Hartley Act |
Folder 3593-3595
Folder 3593Folder 3594Folder 3595 |
1949: Labor: Pro, Taft-Hartley Act |
Folder 3596-3597
Folder 3596Folder 3597 |
1949: Labor: Repeal of Taft-Hartley Act |
Folder 3598-3601
Folder 3598Folder 3599Folder 3600Folder 3601 |
1949: Labor: General |
Folder 3602 |
1949: Labor: Literature pertaining to |
Folder 3603 |
1949: Lobbying |
Folder 3604 |
1949: Marshall Plan |
Folder 3605 |
1949: Mental Health Act |
Folder 3606 |
1949: Merchant Marine Service |
Folder 3607 |
1949: Motor Vehicle Theft Act |
Folder 3608-3624
Folder 3608Folder 3609Folder 3610Folder 3611Folder 3612Folder 3613Folder 3614Folder 3615Folder 3616Folder 3617Folder 3618Folder 3619Folder 3620Folder 3621Folder 3622Folder 3623Folder 3624 |
1949: Miscellaneous Legislation |
Folder 3625 |
1949: National Defense |
Folder 3626 |
1949: North Carolina Medical Care Commission |
Folder 3627 |
1949: Nursing Bill |
Folder 3628 |
1949: Parkways |
Folder 3629 |
1949: Patents, Trademarks, and Copyright Subcommittee |
Folder 3630-3631
Folder 3630Folder 3631 |
1949: Pelley |
Folder 3632 |
1949: Poll Tax |
Folder 3633 |
1949: Ports and Waterways: North Carolina |
Folder 3634-3641
Folder 3634Folder 3635Folder 3636Folder 3637Folder 3638Folder 3639Folder 3640Folder 3641 |
1949: Post Office and Civil Service Committee: General |
Folder 3642-3643
Folder 3642Folder 3643 |
1949: Post Office and Civil Service Committee: Commemorative Stamps |
Folder 3644-3654
Folder 3644Folder 3645Folder 3646Folder 3647Folder 3648Folder 3649Folder 3650Folder 3651Folder 3652Folder 3653Folder 3654 |
1949: Post Office and Civil Service Committee: Pay Increase |
Folder 3655-3660
Folder 3655Folder 3656Folder 3657Folder 3658Folder 3659Folder 3660 |
1949: Post Office and Civil Service Committee: Postal Rates |
Folder 3661-3662
Folder 3661Folder 3662 |
1949: Post Office and Civil Service Committee: Reclassification, S1772HR4495 |
Folder 3663 |
1949: Post Office and Civil Service Committee: Retirement Benefits |
Folder 3664 |
1949: Post Office and Civil Service Committee: Veterans' Credit |
Folder 3665 |
1949: Post Office and Civil Service Committee: Veterans' Preference |
Folder 3666-3667
Folder 3666Folder 3667 |
1949: Post Office and Civil Service Committee: Public Welfare |
Folder 3668 |
1949: Public Works |
Folder 3669 |
1949: Railroad Retirement Pension |
Folder 3670 |
1949: Reciprocal Trade Act |
Folder 3671 |
1949: Reconstruction Finance Corporation |
Folder 3672 |
1949: Relief of C. A. Ragland, Sr., SJ199 |
Folder 3673-3675
Folder 3673Folder 3674Folder 3675 |
1949: Reorganization: Government: Hoover Commission |
Folder 3676 |
1949: Reorganization Act |
Folder 3677 |
1949: Rivers and Harbors |
Folder 3678 |
1949: Roads |
Folder 3679-3680
Folder 3679Folder 3680 |
1949: Rural Electrification |
Folder 3681 |
1949: School Health Program |
Folder 3682 |
1949: Selective Service |
Folder 3683 |
1949: Selma Explosion |
Folder 3684 |
1949: Small Business Committee |
Folder 3685-3686
Folder 3685Folder 3686 |
1949: Social Security Administration |
Folder 3687-3693
Folder 3687Folder 3688Folder 3689Folder 3690Folder 3691Folder 3692Folder 3693 |
1949: Socialized Medicine |
Folder 3694-3695
Folder 3694Folder 3695 |
1949: Taxation Cooperatives |
Folder 3696-3697
Folder 3696Folder 3697 |
1949: Taxation: Income |
Folder 3698 |
1949: Taxation: Miscellaneous |
Folder 3699-3701
Folder 3699Folder 3700Folder 3701 |
1949: Taxation: Oleomargarine |
Folder 3702-3704
Folder 3702Folder 3703Folder 3704 |
1949: Taxation: Taxes: Excise |
Folder 3705 |
1949: Tidelands |
Folder 3706 |
1949: Trade Agreements |
Folder 3707-3708
Folder 3707Folder 3708 |
1949: House Un-American Activities Committee |
Folder 3709 |
1949: Universal Military Training |
Folder 3710-3711
Folder 3710Folder 3711 |
1949: Veterans Aviation Training Program |
Folder 3712 |
1949: Veterans: General |
Folder 3713 |
1949: Veterans: Miscellaneous Legislation |
Folder 3714-3715
Folder 3714Folder 3715 |
1949: Veterans: Pensions |
Folder 3716 |
1949: Vivisection |
Folder 3717 |
1949: Vocational Training Program |
Folder 3718-3727
Folder 3718Folder 3719Folder 3720Folder 3721Folder 3722Folder 3723Folder 3724Folder 3725Folder 3726Folder 3727 |
1949: Wage and Hour Law |
Folder 3728 |
1949: Walsh-Healey Act |
Folder 3729-3730
Folder 3729Folder 3730 |
1949: World Government |
Folder 3731-3734
Folder 3731Folder 3732Folder 3733Folder 3734 |
1950: Agriculture |
Folder 3735 |
1950: Cotton |
Folder 3736-3737
Folder 3736Folder 3737 |
1950: Peanut Program |
Folder 3738 |
1950: Potatoes |
Folder 3739 |
1950: Alaska Statehood (also Hawaii) |
Folder 3740-3742
Folder 3740Folder 3741Folder 3742 |
1950: Alcoholic Beverage Advertising |
Folder 3743 |
1950: Anti-Trust: Basing Point Bill |
Folder 3744 |
1950: Anti-Trust: Labor |
Folder 3745 |
1950: Anti-Trust: Laws |
Folder 3746 |
1950: Armed Services |
Folder 3747 |
1950: Armory Construction Program |
Folder 3748 |
1950: Army |
Folder 3749 |
1950: Atlantic Union Resolution |
Folder 3750 |
1950: Bankruptcy |
Folder 3751-3752
Folder 3751Folder 3752 |
1950: Basing Point |
Folder 3753 |
1950: Blue Ridge Parkway |
Folder 3754 |
1950: Brannan Plan |
Folder 3755 |
1950: Buggs Island |
Folder 3756 |
1950: Central Arizona Project |
Folder 3757 |
1950: Civil Aeronautics Board |
Folder 3758 |
1950: Civil Rights |
Folder 3759 |
1950: Civilian Conservation Corps |
Folder 3760 |
1950: Columbia Valley Authority |
Folder 3761 |
1950: Communism |
Folder 3762 |
1950: Co-Operatives |
Folder 3763 |
1950: Cotton Acreage |
Folder 3764 |
1950: Deficiency Bill |
Folder 3765-3769
Folder 3765Folder 3766Folder 3767Folder 3768Folder 3769 |
1950: Displaced Persons |
Folder 3770 |
1950: Douglas Bill |
Folder 3771 |
1950: Economic Cooperative Administration |
Folder 3772-3776
Folder 3772Folder 3773Folder 3774Folder 3775Folder 3776 |
1950: Economy |
Folder 3777-3779
Folder 3777Folder 3778Folder 3779 |
1950: Education |
Folder 3780 |
1950: Electoral College |
Folder 3781 |
1950: Enemy Trade Act |
Folder 3782 |
1950: Equal Rights Amendment |
Folder 3783-3785
Folder 3783Folder 3784Folder 3785 |
1950: Fair Employment Practice Bill: FEPC |
Folder 3786 |
1950: Fats and Oils |
Folder 3787 |
1950: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation |
Folder 3788 |
1950: Flood Control |
Folder 3789 |
1950: Foreign Aid |
Folder 3790 |
1950: Forest Fires: Employees: Death Payment Insurance |
Folder 3791 |
1950: Frear Bill |
Folder 3792 |
1950: Future Farmers |
Folder 3793 |
1950: Gas: Natural |
Folder 3794 |
1950: Gas Bill |
Folder 3795 |
1950: Genocide |
Folder 3796 |
1950: G. I. Loan |
Folder 3797 |
1950: Greece |
Folder 3798 |
1950: Hawaii |
Folder 3799 |
1950: Health |
Folder 3800 |
1950: Highways |
Folder 3801 |
1950: Hoover, J. Edgar |
Folder 3802-3804
Folder 3802Folder 3803Folder 3804 |
1950: Hoover Commission |
Folder 3805-3807
Folder 3805Folder 3806Folder 3807 |
1950: Hoover Commission (as it affects Veterans) |
Folder 3808 |
1950: Hoover Commission for Veterans |
Folder 3809-3817
Folder 3809Folder 3810Folder 3811Folder 3812Folder 3813Folder 3814Folder 3815Folder 3816Folder 3817 |
Hoover Commission |
Folder 3818-3822
Folder 3818Folder 3819Folder 3820Folder 3821Folder 3822 |
1950: Hoover Report |
Folder 3823-3825
Folder 3823Folder 3824Folder 3825 |
1950: Housing |
Folder 3826 |
1950: Immigration |
Folder 3827 |
1950: Indian Affairs |
Folder 3828 |
1950: Italian Orphanage |
Folder 3829 |
1950: Judiciary |
Folder 3830-3834
Folder 3830Folder 3831Folder 3832Folder 3833Folder 3834 |
1950: Judiciary Committee |
Folder 3835 |
1950: Korea |
Folder 3836 |
1950: Labor: General |
Folder 3837 |
1950: Labor: Literature pertaining to |
Folder 3838 |
1950: Labor: Con, Taft-Hartley Law |
Folder 3839 |
1950: Labor: Repeal, Taft-Hartley Law |
Folder 3840 |
1950: Libraries: Rural |
Folder 3841 |
1950: Lighthouse Service: Pension |
Folder 3842 |
1950: Marine Corps |
Folder 3843 |
1950: Maritime Hiring |
Folder 3844 |
1950: Medical Research |
Folder 3845 |
1950: Merchant Marine |
Folder 3846 |
1950: Minimum Wage |
Folder 3847-3866
Folder 3847Folder 3848Folder 3849Folder 3850Folder 3851Folder 3852Folder 3853Folder 3854Folder 3855Folder 3856Folder 3857Folder 3858Folder 3859Folder 3860Folder 3861Folder 3862Folder 3863Folder 3864Folder 3865Folder 3866 |
1950: Miscellaneous Legislation |
Folder 3867-3868
Folder 3867Folder 3868 |
1950: Mundt-Ferguson |
Folder 3869 |
1950: National Science Foundation |
Folder 3870 |
1950: National Defense |
Folder 3871 |
1950: Nurses: Federal Aid to |
Folder 3872 |
1950: Oleomargarine |
Folder 3873 |
1950: Parcel Post Rates: Libraries |
Folder 3874 |
1950: Parks and Recreation |
Folder 3875-3880
Folder 3875Folder 3876Folder 3877Folder 3878Folder 3879Folder 3880 |
1950: Post Office and Civil Service Commission |
Folder 3881 |
1950: Post Office and Civil Service Commission: Commemorative Stamps |
Folder 3882-3884
Folder 3882Folder 3883Folder 3884 |
1950: Post Office and Civil Service Commission: General and Committee |
Folder 3885 |
1950: Post Office and Civil Service Commission: General Committee: Leave Reduction |
Folder 3886 |
1950: Post Office and Civil Service Commission: Longevity |
Folder 3887-3888
Folder 3887Folder 3888 |
1950: Post Office and Civil Service Commission: Pay Increase |
Folder 3889-3893
Folder 3889Folder 3890Folder 3891Folder 3892Folder 3893 |
1950: Post Office and Civil Service Commission: Postage Rates and Parcel Post Limitation |
Folder 3894 |
1950: Post Office and Civil Service Commission: Postal Curtailment |
Folder 3885-3896
Folder 3885Folder 3886Folder 3887Folder 3888Folder 3889Folder 3890Folder 3891Folder 3892Folder 3893Folder 3894Folder 3895Folder 3896 |
1950: Post Office and Civil Service Commission: Postmasters and Supervisors Pay Increase |
Folder 3897 |
1950: Post Office and Civil Service Commission: Retirement Benefits |
Folder 3898 |
1950: Price Control |
Folder 3899 |
1950: Public Health |
Folder 3900 |
1950: Public Welfare |
Folder 3901 |
1950: Radio |
Folder 3902-3908
Folder 3902Folder 3903Folder 3904Folder 3905Folder 3906Folder 3907Folder 3908 |
1950: Railroads |
Folder 3909-3911
Folder 3909Folder 3910Folder 3911 |
1950: Rent Control |
Folder 3912-3915
Folder 3912Folder 3913Folder 3914Folder 3915 |
1950: Rivers and Harbors |
Folder 3916 |
1950: Rules Committee |
Folder 3917 |
1950: Rural Electrification Act |
Folder 3918 |
1950: Schools |
Folder 3919 |
1950: Selective Service |
Folder 3920 |
1950: Selma Explosion |
Folder 3921 |
1950: Servicemen: Family Allowance |
Folder 3922 |
1950: Small Business Committee |
Folder 3923-3933
Folder 3923Folder 3924Folder 3925Folder 3926Folder 3927Folder 3928Folder 3929Folder 3930Folder 3931Folder 3932Folder 3933 |
1950: Social Security Administration |
Folder 3934 |
1950: Social Security for Nurses |
Folder 3935 |
1950: Social Security for Teacher Retirement |
Folder 3936 |
1950: Socialism |
Folder 3937-3941
Folder 3937Folder 3938Folder 3939Folder 3940Folder 3941 |
1950: Socialized Medicine |
Folder 3942 |
1950: Spain: Aid to |
Folder 3943 |
1950: Taxation: Cooperatives |
Folder 3944 |
1950: Taxation: Income |
Folder 3945 |
1950: Taxation: Miscellaneous |
Folder 3946-3951
Folder 3946Folder 3947Folder 3948Folder 3949Folder 3950Folder 3951 |
1950: Taxes: Excise |
Folder 3952 |
1950: Teachers' Retirement: Social Security |
Folder 3953 |
1950: Tobacco |
Folder 3954 |
1950: Townsend Plan |
Folder 3955 |
1950: Trade |
Folder 3956-3960
Folder 3956Folder 3957Folder 3958Folder 3959Folder 3960 |
1950: United Nations: Strengthening It |
Folder 3961 |
1950: Universal Military Training |
Folder 3962 |
1950: Vatican |
Folder 3963 |
1950: Veterans: General |
Folder 3964 |
1950: Veterans: Blind and Disabled |
Folder 3965 |
1950: Veterans: Education |
Folder 3966 |
1950: Veterans: Miscellaneous |
Folder 3967 |
1950: Veterans: Pensions |
Folder 3968 |
1950: Veterans: Preference under Civil Service |
Folder 3969 |
1950: Veterans: Spanish Americans |
Folder 3970 |
1950: Veterans: Tuberculosis |
Folder 3971 |
1950: Wildlife and Fisheries |
Folder 3972 |
1950: World Government |
Arrangement: By year, then by subject.
Chiefly correspondence between Graham and constituents about non-legislative matters. In addition, there are correspondence between Graham and other legislators, and federal or state officials; correspondence from out-of-state; and reports, printed materials, and other enclosures to letters.
Routine files were not retained. In addition, the 1949 files of Graham's predecessor, J. Melville Broughton, were transferred to the North Carolina Department of Archives and History. Only entire folders were transferred; the material interfiled with Graham's was retained. For a complete list of discarded files, consult the staff.
The bulk of these files consists of routine communications from constituents concerned about various government policies or seeking aid from Graham in dealing with a variety of federal agencies and in handling numerous personal concerns.
There are several notable files. A major portion of correspondence addresses local concerns and may be filed under such headings as Camp Butner Land, Cherry Point Railway, and New Bern Highway Bridge. Files of particular interest are the two on communism, which reflect various North Carolinians' views. (Oscar K. Rice, Professor of Chemistry at UNC-CH, a frequent correspondent on the subject, was concerned about academic freedom on the UNC-CH campus.)
Other files contain information on Negro education in North Carolina, 1950, and there is a substantial file for University of North Carolina, 1949, containing correspondence between Graham and various officials about the escheats of unclaimed funds belonging to residents of North Carolina, but held by the federal government. The UNC file also contains some Broughton correspondence. Another file worthy of note is Press Statements, 1950, which documents Graham's viewpoints on various issues such as the displaced persons problem.
Folder 3973-3976
Folder 3973Folder 3974Folder 3975Folder 3976 |
1949: A: Miscellaneous |
Folder 3977 |
1949: Airlines |
Folder 3978 |
1949: Atlantic and North Carolina Railway |
Folder 3979-3985
Folder 3979Folder 3980Folder 3981Folder 3982Folder 3983Folder 3984Folder 3985 |
1949: B: Miscellaneous |
Folder 3986 |
1949: Boy Scouts of America |
Folder 3987-3992
Folder 3987Folder 3988Folder 3989Folder 3990Folder 3991Folder 3992 |
1949: C: Miscellaneous |
Folder 3993 |
1949: Camp Butner Land |
Folder 3994 |
1949: Cherry Point Railroad |
Folder 3995 |
1949: Communism |
Folder 3996-3998
Folder 3996Folder 3997Folder 3998 |
1949: D: Miscellaneous |
Folder 3999 |
1949: Dize Awning and Tent Company |
Folder 4000-4001
Folder 4000Folder 4001 |
1949: E: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4002 |
1949: Edenton Air Base |
Folder 4003 |
1949: Robert E. Elliot Jr. |
Folder 4004-4006
Folder 4004Folder 4005Folder 4006 |
1949: F: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4007-4010
Folder 4007Folder 4008Folder 4009Folder 4010 |
1949: G: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4011-4017
Folder 4011Folder 4012Folder 4013Folder 4014Folder 4015Folder 4016Folder 4017 |
1949: H: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4018 |
1949: I: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4019-4021
Folder 4019Folder 4020Folder 4021 |
1949: J: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4022-4024
Folder 4022Folder 4023Folder 4024 |
1949: K: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4025-4028
Folder 4025Folder 4026Folder 4027Folder 4028 |
1949: L: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4029-4030
Folder 4029Folder 4030 |
1949: Mc: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4031-4035
Folder 4031Folder 4032Folder 4033Folder 4034Folder 4035 |
1949: M: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4036 |
1949: N: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4037 |
1949: New Bern Highway Bridge |
Folder 4038 |
1949: North Carolina State Ports Authority |
Folder 4039 |
1949: O: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4040-4043
Folder 4040Folder 4041Folder 4042Folder 4043 |
1949: P: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4044-4045
Folder 4044Folder 4045 |
1949: Park, John H. |
Folder 4046 |
1949: Patton, Grace L. |
Folder 4047 |
1949: Q: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4048 |
1949: Queen, J. Richard |
Folder 4049-4052
Folder 4049Folder 4050Folder 4051Folder 4052 |
1949: R: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4053 |
1949: Railroad Retirement Board |
Folder 4054 |
1949: Reaves, Paul H. |
Folder 4055 |
1949: Roanoke River: UEPC |
Folder 4056-4062
Folder 4056Folder 4057Folder 4058Folder 4059Folder 4060Folder 4061Folder 4062 |
1949: S: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4063 |
1949: Sergeant at Arms |
Folder 4064 |
1949: Shannonhouse, Norma |
Folder 4065 |
1949: Standing Committee of the Senate: 81st Congress |
Folder 4066 |
1949: Statesville, N.C.: Billingsly Memorial Hospital |
Folder 4067 |
1949: Strikes |
Folder 4068-4070
Folder 4068Folder 4069Folder 4070 |
1949: T: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4071-4076
Folder 4071Folder 4072Folder 4073Folder 4074Folder 4075Folder 4076 |
1949: Telegrams: Official |
Folder 4077 |
1949: U: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4078 |
1949: United World Federalists |
Folder 4079 |
1949: University of North Carolina |
Folder 4080 |
1949: V: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4081-4084
Folder 4081Folder 4082Folder 4083Folder 4084 |
1949: W: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4085 |
1949: Wake Forest College |
Folder 4086 |
1949: Winston-Salem Barber School |
Folder 4087 |
1949: Y: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4088 |
1949: Z: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4089-4091
Folder 4089Folder 4090Folder 4091 |
1950: A: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4092-4097
Folder 4092Folder 4093Folder 4094Folder 4095Folder 4096Folder 4097 |
1950: B: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4098 |
1950: Bills Introduced: Dr. C. A. Schenck |
Folder 4099-4103
Folder 4099Folder 4100Folder 4101Folder 4102Folder 4103 |
1950: C: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4104 |
1950: China |
Folder 4105 |
1950: Communism |
Folder 4106-4107
Folder 4106Folder 4107 |
1950: D: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4108-4109
Folder 4108Folder 4109 |
1950: E: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4110-4111
Folder 4110Folder 4111 |
1950: F: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4112-4114
Folder 4112Folder 4113Folder 4114 |
1950: G: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4115 |
1950: Greek Children |
Folder 4116-4120
Folder 4116Folder 4117Folder 4118Folder 4119Folder 4120 |
1950: H: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4121 |
1950: Harris, A. Lyle |
Folder 4122 |
1950: Housing Projects |
Folder 4123 |
1950: I: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4124-4125
Folder 4124Folder 4125 |
1950: Interior Office |
Folder 4126-4128
Folder 4126Folder 4127Folder 4128 |
1950: J: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4129 |
1950: K: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4130 |
1950: Korean Casualties |
Folder 4131-4134
Folder 4131Folder 4132Folder 4133Folder 4134 |
1950: L: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4135-4136
Folder 4135Folder 4136 |
1950: Mc: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4137 |
1950: Mac: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4138-4141
Folder 4138Folder 4139Folder 4140Folder 4141 |
1950: M: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4142 |
1950: N: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4143 |
1950: Negro Education in North Carolina |
Folder 4144 |
1950: North Carolina Oil |
Folder 4145 |
1950: O: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4146-4149
Folder 4146Folder 4147Folder 4148Folder 4149 |
1950: P: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4150 |
1950: Peterson, Paul Robert |
Folder 4151 |
1950: Press Statements |
Folder 4152 |
1950: Queen, Richard |
Folder 4153-4155
Folder 4153Folder 4154Folder 4155 |
1950: R: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4156 |
1950: Roanoke River: VEPC |
Folder 4157-4162
Folder 4157Folder 4158Folder 4159Folder 4160Folder 4161Folder 4162 |
1950: S: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4163 |
1950: Southeastern People's College |
Folder 4164 |
1950: Steel Mill, Wilmington, N.C. |
Folder 4165 |
1950: Strikes |
Folder 4166-4167
Folder 4166Folder 4167 |
1950: T: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4168-4169
Folder 4168Folder 4169 |
1950: Telegrams: Official |
Folder 4170 |
1950: Tobacco Markets |
Folder 4171 |
1950: U: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4172-4173
Folder 4172Folder 4173 |
1950: United Nations |
Folder 4174 |
1950: V: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4175-4183
Folder 4175Folder 4176Folder 4177Folder 4178Folder 4179Folder 4180Folder 4181Folder 4182Folder 4183 |
1950: W: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4184-4185
Folder 4184Folder 4185 |
1950: White, Bryan |
Folder 4186-4187
Folder 4186Folder 4187 |
1950: Wilmington Dry Dock |
Folder 4188 |
1950: XYZ: Miscellaneous |
Arrangement: By year, then by subject.
Chiefly correspondence between Graham and constituents about non-legislative matters. Also included are correspondence between Graham and other legislators, and federal and state officials; correspondence from out-of-state; and reports, printed materials, and other enclosures.
Some files originally with this material were discarded. For a complete list of discarded files, consult the staff.
The majority of these files consist of constituent correspondence. Constituents wrote Graham commenting on government policies and also sought his help in dealing with various federal departments and agencies. The letters concern such topics as agriculture, foreign policy, education, health, labor, taxes, and veterans affairs. Files worthy of special mention are Displaced Persons Commission, Communism, War Department (1949), War Claims Commission (1950), State Department, and Public Works Department (contains information on local North Carolina projects), and Agriculture-Tobacco (1949-1950). Some of the 1949 files also contain correspondence from Broughton's term in the Senate. Files titled West Point relate to the candidacy for appointment of Leroy Jones, an applicant from Kinston.
For additional material about Graham's 1950 campaign for the United States Senate, see Series 1. Yearly Files, 1949-1950; and Series 4. Speeches and Writings.
Arrangement: Alphabetical.
Chiefly correspondence between Graham and constituents pertaining to Graham's 1950 campaign for the United States Senate. Most items are letters from Graham's supporters expressing their regret about his defeat and Graham's replies expressing his thanks for their support. Also included are a few letters from North Carolina citizens pledging their support to Graham and commenting on the campaign. There are also letters from state officials and non-residents.
Folder 4366 |
A |
Folder 4367-4369
Folder 4367Folder 4368Folder 4369 |
B |
Folder 4370-4371
Folder 4370Folder 4371 |
C |
Folder 4372 |
D |
Folder 4373 |
E |
Folder 4374 |
F |
Folder 4375-4376
Folder 4375Folder 4376 |
G |
Folder 4377-4378
Folder 4377Folder 4378 |
H |
Folder 4379 |
I |
Folder 4380 |
J |
Folder 4381 |
K |
Folder 4382 |
L |
Folder 4383 |
Mc |
Folder 4384 |
M |
Folder 4385 |
N |
Folder 4386 |
O-P |
Folder 4387 |
Q-R |
Folder 4388-4390
Folder 4388Folder 4389Folder 4390 |
S |
Folder 4391 |
T |
Folder 4392 |
U-V |
Folder 4393-4394
Folder 4393Folder 4394 |
W |
Folder 4395 |
XYZ |
Arrangement: Alphabetically by county; within folders roughly in reverse chronological order.
Correspondence; lists of county managers, committees, Democrats, and appointees of North Carolina Governor Kerr Scott; newspaper clippings; voting statistics; and written reports relating to the 1950 Senate campaign. This is primarily material of Jeff Johnson, Graham's campaign manager.
The majority of correspondence, incoming and outgoing, is addressed to Johnson at the Sir Walter Raleigh Hotel, apparently Graham's campaign headquarters. Most of the material is dated January-July 1950. The correspondence and written reports contain many suggestions about problems with the campaign; they also indicate the intricate workings of the campaign at the county level.
Folder 4396-4397
Folder 4396Folder 4397 |
Alamance |
Folder 4398 |
Alexander |
Folder 4399 |
Alleghany |
Folder 4400 |
Anson |
Folder 4401 |
Ashe |
Folder 4402 |
Avery |
Folder 4403-4404
Folder 4403Folder 4404 |
Beaufort |
Folder 4405 |
Bertie |
Folder 4406 |
Bladen |
Folder 4407 |
Brunswick |
Folder 4408 |
Buncombe |
Folder 4409-4411
Folder 4409Folder 4410Folder 4411 |
Burke |
Folder 4412 |
Cabarrus |
Folder 4413 |
Caldwell |
Folder 4414 |
Camden |
Folder 4415 |
Carteret |
Folder 4416 |
Caswell |
Folder 4417 |
Catawba |
Folder 4418 |
Chatham |
Folder 4419 |
Cherokee |
Folder 4420 |
Chowan |
Folder 4421 |
Clay |
Folder 4422 |
Cleveland |
Folder 4423 |
Columbus |
Folder 4424 |
Craven |
Folder 4425-4426
Folder 4425Folder 4426 |
Cumberland |
Folder 4427 |
Currituck |
Folder 4428 |
Dare |
Folder 4429 |
Davidson |
Folder 4430 |
Davie |
Folder 4431-4432
Folder 4431Folder 4432 |
Duplin |
Folder 4433-4436
Folder 4433Folder 4434Folder 4435Folder 4436 |
Durham |
Folder 4437-4438
Folder 4437Folder 4438 |
Edgecombe |
Folder 4439-4440
Folder 4439Folder 4440 |
Forsyth |
Folder 4441 |
Franklin |
Folder 4442-4443
Folder 4442Folder 4443 |
Gaston |
Folder 4444 |
Gates |
Folder 4445 |
Graham |
Folder 4446 |
Granville |
Folder 4447 |
Greene |
Folder 4448-4452
Folder 4448Folder 4449Folder 4450Folder 4451Folder 4452 |
Guilford |
Folder 4453 |
Guilford, High Point |
Folder 4454-4455
Folder 4454Folder 4455 |
Halifax |
Folder 4456 |
Harnett |
Folder 4457 |
Haywood |
Folder 4458 |
Henderson |
Folder 4459-4460
Folder 4459Folder 4460 |
Hertford |
Folder 4461 |
Hoke |
Folder 4462 |
Hyde |
Folder 4463 |
Iredell |
Folder 4464 |
Jackson |
Folder 4465-4466
Folder 4465Folder 4466 |
Johnston |
Folder 4467 |
Jones |
Folder 4468-4469
Folder 4468Folder 4469 |
Lee |
Folder 4470-4471
Folder 4470Folder 4471 |
Lenoir |
Folder 4472 |
Lincoln |
Folder 4473 |
McDowell |
Folder 4474 |
Macon |
Folder 4475 |
Madison |
Folder 4476 |
Martin |
Folder 4477-4481
Folder 4477Folder 4478Folder 4479Folder 4480Folder 4481 |
Mecklenberg |
Folder 4482 |
Mitchell |
Folder 4483 |
Montgomery |
Folder 4484-4486
Folder 4484Folder 4485Folder 4486 |
Moore |
Folder 4487-4488
Folder 4487Folder 4488 |
Nash |
Folder 4489-4491
Folder 4489Folder 4490Folder 4491 |
New Hanover |
Folder 4492 |
Onslow |
Folder 4493-4494
Folder 4493Folder 4494 |
Orange |
Folder 4495 |
Pamlico |
Folder 4496 |
Pasquotank |
Folder 4497 |
Pender |
Folder 4498 |
Perquimans |
Folder 4499 |
Person |
Folder 4500-4502
Folder 4500Folder 4501Folder 4502 |
Pitt |
Folder 4503 |
Polk |
Folder 4504 |
Randolph |
Folder 4505-4506
Folder 4505Folder 4506 |
Richmond |
Folder 4507-4510
Folder 4507Folder 4508Folder 4509Folder 4510 |
Robeson |
Folder 4511-4512
Folder 4511Folder 4512 |
Rockingham |
Folder 4513-4515
Folder 4513Folder 4514Folder 4515 |
Rowan |
Folder 4516-4517
Folder 4516Folder 4517 |
Sampson |
Folder 4518-4519
Folder 4518Folder 4519 |
Scotland |
Folder 4520 |
Stanly |
Folder 4521 |
Stokes |
Folder 4522-4523
Folder 4522Folder 4523 |
Surry |
Folder 4524 |
Swain |
Folder 4525 |
Transylvania |
Folder 4526 |
Tyrrell |
Folder 4527 |
Union |
Folder 4528 |
Vance |
Folder 4529-4533
Folder 4529Folder 4530Folder 4531Folder 4532Folder 4533 |
Wake |
Folder 4534-4535
Folder 4534Folder 4535 |
Warren |
Folder 4536 |
Washington |
Folder 4537 |
Watauga |
Folder 4538-4539
Folder 4538Folder 4539 |
Wayne |
Folder 4540 |
Wilkes |
Folder 4541-4542
Folder 4541Folder 4542 |
Wilson |
Folder 4543 |
Yadkin |
Folder 4544 |
Yancey |
Correspondence, memoranda, form letters, clippings, and other material. The majority of the material consists of correspondence from January through July, 1950. Files worthy of note are Negro, Labor, and C.A. Upchurch. Upchurch was in charge of publicity for the campaign.
Folder 4545-4546
Folder 4545Folder 4546 |
Active Workers |
Folder 4547 |
Census Workers |
Folder 4548 |
Election Boards |
Folder 4549-4550
Folder 4549Folder 4550 |
Form Letters |
Folder 4551 |
Highway Division Reports |
Folder 4552-4553
Folder 4552Folder 4553 |
Labor: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4554-4555
Folder 4554Folder 4555 |
Lists |
Folder 4556 |
Memos: Miscellaneous |
Folder 4557 |
Negro |
Folder 4558-4559
Folder 4558Folder 4559 |
Out of State |
Folder 4560 |
Upchurch, C. A., Jr. |
Correspondence, form letters, memoranda, campaign flyers, lists, press releases, speeches, subject files, schedule files, and other material related to Graham's 1950 campaign for the U.S. Senate. There is some overlap between this subseries and subseries 3.1 and 3.2. During processing, this material was not interfiled with the other campaign material so as to keep the original order in which Graham's campaign staff filed items.
The correspondence, incoming and outgoing, pertains chiefly to campaign details and strategy. There are three notable letters from Charles Tillett concerning the campaign. Memoranda are chiefly to campaign managers at the county level, instructing them on strategy. The flyers include both those of Graham and his opponent in the Democratic primary, Willis Smith. Speech files include speeches made by both Graham and his supporters. Other files of note are two subject files pertaining to Robert Rice Reynolds, a potential opponent, and a file (folder 202) containing a volume which includes signatures and addresses of Graham's supporters and his campaign staff.
Folder 4561 |
Clippings |
Folder 4562 |
Correspondence |
Folder 4563 |
Flyers |
Folder 4564 |
Form Letters |
Folder 4565-4567
Folder 4565Folder 4566Folder 4567 |
Lists |
Folder 4568 |
Memoranda |
Folder 4569 |
Press Releases |
Folder 4570-4571
Folder 4570Folder 4571 |
Robert Rice Reynolds |
Folder 4572 |
Scheduling |
Folder 4573-4575
Folder 4573Folder 4574Folder 4575 |
Speeches |
Folder 4576 |
Statements |
Folder 4577 |
Miscellaneous |
Arrangement: By subject, the chronological.
Mostly typed copies of speeches, statements, articles, and book reviews by Graham. There are also some handwritten drafts and some notes by Graham. Graham spoke frequently before colleges and universities, civic groups, and other organizations. From about 1954 until his retirement in 1968, Graham's primary function at the United Nations was as a traveling lecturer speaking on behalf of the United Nations.
The material has been arranged in the following subject categories: 1. civil rights; 2. education; 3. labor and poverty; 4. North Carolina history and culture; 5. testimonials; 6. United Nations; 7. United States Senate; 8. miscellaneous. Although the material is arranged by subject, the researcher should note that Graham's speeches almost invariably dealt with a variety of issues. For example, while a speech may have dealt most extensively with the need for the United Nations to resolve international disputes, Graham might also have used the speech as an opportunity to discuss his views on desegregation and rural poverty in the United States.
Correspondence and other material related to some speeches can be found in Series 1. For sound recordings of some speeches see Series 8. The North Carolina Collection houses some speeches by Graham not included in this collection.
Arrangement: Chronological.
Mostly letters to Graham from Marian Drane Graham and Eleanor Coker (an apparent earlier romantic interest), correspondence with other individuals, and a few notes and lists. The items in this series apparently were segregated by Graham and constituted his "personal" file for each year, although the contents of most letters and other items do not seem to differ from much of the material in Series 1.
The letters from Marian Graham in folders 2-6 relate to her courtship and marriage to Graham. The material in folders 7-27 relates to the domestic life, personal finances, and other miscellaneous private concerns of Graham and others. It ranges, for example, from a letter that informs Graham that he left his shoes in a hotel in Washington, D.C., to one from a woman worried about losing her home to tax collectors. A great many condolence messages and requests for assistance are included.
Folder 4653 |
1930-1931: Letters from Eleanor Coker |
Folder 4654-4658
Folder 4654Folder 4655Folder 4656Folder 4657Folder 4658 |
1931-1932: Letters from Marian Drane |
Folder 4659-4661
Folder 4659Folder 4660Folder 4661 |
1936 |
Folder 4662-4663
Folder 4662Folder 4663 |
1937 |
Folder 4664 |
1938 |
Folder 4665-4666
Folder 4665Folder 4666 |
1939 |
Folder 4667 |
1940 |
Folder 4668 |
1941 |
Folder 4669 |
1942 |
Folder 4670 |
1943 |
Folder 4671-4672
Folder 4671Folder 4672 |
1944 |
Folder 4673-4674
Folder 4673Folder 4674 |
1945 |
Folder 4675-4676
Folder 4675Folder 4676 |
1946 |
Folder 4677 |
1947 |
Folder 4678 |
1948 |
Folder 4679 |
1949 |
Folder 4680 |
Certificates and Awards |
Extra Oversize Paper Folder 1a |
Oversize papers |
Oversize Paper Folder 1b |
Oversize papers |
Notebooks kept by Graham as a UNC undergraduate, as a graduate and post-graduate student at various institutions, and as a professor of history at UNC, and a few other volumes. Most of these volumes are undated and the specific circumstances involved are unclear in all but a few cases.
Arrangement: By category.
About 660 black and white photographs, 20 color photographs, 3 contact sheets, a sleeve of slides, and 30 negatives, of Frank Porter Graham, associates, friends, students, and family. Most of the photographs are from Graham's years as president of the University of North Carolina, 1931-1949, and his years at the United Nations, 1951-1969. There are no pictures from Graham's childh`ood, and few from his years as a student and as a marine. Family pictures are scant. Graham is most often pictured with other individuals such as William Friday, Allard K. Lowenstein, John Motley Morehead, Jawaharlal Nehru, various North Carolina and national politicians, Eleanor Roosevelt, President Sukarno, Harry Truman, Henry Wallace, and various University of North Carolina officials. Of particular interest are photographs of Graham's campaign for the United State Senate in 1950, his trip to Indonesia in 1947, and his trips to India and Pakistan in 1951 and 1958.
The pictures are arranged by category as noted below. Within each category, dated photographs, slides, and contact sheets are filed first in rough chronological order, followed by undated and unidentified images.
Image Folder PF-1819/1 |
Frank Porter Graham with classmates at Columbia University, 31 March 1916Black-and-white photographic prints 1 image Includes images of Graham with graduate history Department of Columbia University. |
Image Folder PF-1819/2 |
Frank Porter Graham in U.S. Marine Corps, circa 1917-1918Black-and-white photographic prints 2 images Includes images of Graham while serving in the United States Marines. |
Image Folder PF-1819/3 |
Portraits of Frank Porter Graham, circa 1920sBlack-and-white photographic prints 1 image |
Image Folder PF-1819/4 |
Frank Porter Graham with his parents Alexander Graham and Katherine Bryan Sloan Graham, circa 1920s-1930sBlack-and-white photographic prints 2 images |
Image Folder PF-1819/5 |
Portraits of Frank Porter Graham, circa 1930s-1940sBlack-and-white photographic prints 14 images |
Image Folder PF-1819/6 |
Frank Porter Graham with others at inauguration as President of the University of North Carolina, circa 1931Black-and-white photographic prints 7 images |
Image Folder PF-1819/7 |
Frank Porter Graham with others at Sesquicentennial events at University of North Carolina, circa 1947Black-and-white photographic prints 13 images |
Image Folder PF-1819/8-9
PF-1819/8PF-1819/9 |
Portraits of Frank Porter Graham with others at the University of North Carolina, circa 1930s-1940sBlack-and-white photographic prints 35 images Chiefly informal pictures depicting Graham at UNC with others, including Governor Broughton, H. W. Chase, James Conant, Kay Kyser, William Dey, William Friday, Marian Graham, Allard Lowenstein, John Motley Morehead, Franklin Roosevelt, William Umstead, and Henry Wallace. |
Image Folder PF-1819/10 |
Frank Porter Graham with First Lady Elanor Roosevelt and others at University of North Carolina, circa 1940sBlack-and-white photographic print 1 image |
Image Folder PF-1819/44 |
Frank Porter Graham with First Lady Elanor Roosevelt and others at University of North Carolina, circa 1940sBlack-and-white photographic print (oversize) 1 image |
Image Folder PF-1819/11 |
Frank Porter Graham with others at farewell events at University of North Carolina, circa 1950Black-and-white photographic prints 6 images |
Image Folder PF-1819/12 |
Frank Porter Graham with others at Innuaguration of William Friday at University of North Carolina, circa 1950Black-and-white photographic prints 17 images |
Image Folder PF-1819/13-14
PF-1819/13PF-1819/14 |
Portraits of Frank Porter Graham, circa 1950sBlack-and-white photographic prints 28 images |
Image Folder PF-1819/15 |
Frank Porter Graham with others at the University of North Carolina, circa 1950sBlack-and-white photographic prints 6 images |
Image Folder PF-1819/16 |
University of North Carolina campus scenes, circa 1950sBlack-and-white photographic prints, Color photographic prints 25 images Frank Porter Graham is not depicted in these images. |
Image Folder PF-1819/45 |
University of North Carolina campus scenes, circa 1950sBlack-and-white photographic prints, Color photographic prints (Oversize) 1 image Frank Porter Graham is not depicted in these images. |
Image Folder PF-1819/17 |
Frank Porter Graham in United States Senate, circa 1949-1950Black-and-white photographic prints 26 images Includes portraits of Graham with inscriptions and autographs. |
Image Folder PF-1819/18-19
PF-1819/18PF-1819/19 |
Frank Porter Graham in United States Senate: Portraits from U.S. Senators, circa 1949-1950Black-and-white photographic prints 33 images Includes autographed formal pictures of senators given to Graham when he left the Senate in 1950. |
Image Folder PF-1819/46 |
Frank Porter Graham in United States Senate: Portraits from U.S. Senators, circa 1949-1950Black-and-white photographic prints (Oversize) 4 images Includes autographed formal pictures of senators given to Graham when he left the Senate in 1950. |
Image Folder PF-1819/20 |
Frank Porter Graham campaigning for United States Senate, circa 1950Black-and-white photographic prints 18 images Includes image by Allard K. Lowenstein with a personal inscription on the back. |
Image Folder PF-1819/21 |
Frank Porter Graham headquarters on election night, circa 1950Black-and-white photographic prints 13 images |
Image Folder PF-1819/22 |
Frank Porter Graham at United Nations: Visit to Indonesia, circa 1947-1948Black-and-white photographic prints 28 images |
Image Folder PF-1819/23 |
Frank Porter Graham at United Nations: Visit to India, circa 1951Black-and-white photographic prints 31 images |
Image Folder PF-1819/24 |
Frank Porter Graham at United Nations: Visit to India, circa 1958Black-and-white photographic prints 28 images |
Image Folder PF-1819/47 |
Frank Porter Graham at United Nations: Visit to India, circa 1958color 35mm slide 4 images |
Image Folder PF-1819/25-30
PF-1819/25PF-1819/26PF-1819/27PF-1819/28PF-1819/29PF-1819/30 |
Frank Porter Graham at United Nations, circa 1947-1970Black-and-white photographic prints 120 images Graham with others, including Dag Hammarskjold, Sarrepalli Radhakrishnan, Krisha Menon, Jawaharlal Nehru, Sukarno, U Thant, and Roy Wilkins. Includes images of Graham's visits to Indonesia, Pakistan, and India. |
Image Folder PF-1819/31 |
Portraits of Frank Porter Graham, circa 1960sBlack-and-white photographic prints 10 images |
Image Folder PF-1819/32 |
Portraits of Frank Porter Graham, circa 1960sBlack-and-white photographic print (Contact sheet) 1 image Has negatives, see |
Image Folder PF-1819/48 |
Portraits of Frank Porter Graham, circa 1960sBlack-and-white photographic negatives 12 images |
Image Folder PF-1819/49 |
Portraits of Frank Porter Graham, circa 1960sBlack-and-white photographic prints (Oversize) 4 images |
Image Folder PF-1819/33 |
Marian Draine Graham, circa 1960sBlack-and-white photographic prints 6 images |
Image Folder PF-1819/34-40
PF-1819/34PF-1819/35PF-1819/36PF-1819/37PF-1819/38PF-1819/39PF-1819/40 |
Frank Porter Graham with others: Miscellaneous, circa 1940s-1970Black-and-white photographic prints 140 images Images depicting Graham with groups thought his career. Many of the images have descriptions on verso. |
Image Folder PF-1819/50 |
Frank Porter Graham with others: Miscellaneous, circa 1940s-1970Black-and-white photographic prints (Oversize) 4 images |
Image Folder PF-1819/51 |
Frank Porter Graham with others: Miscellaneous, circa 1940s-1970Color 35mm slides 4 images |
Image Folder PF-1819/41 |
Frank Porter Graham with family and friends, circa 1930s-1960sBlack-and-white photographic prints 8 images Images depicting Graham with family or friends. |
Image Folder PF-1819/42-43
PF-1819/42PF-1819/43 |
Family and friends, circa 1940s-1960sBlack-and-white photographic prints 50 images Images depicting family and friends. Graham does not appear in images. |
Reel-to-reel tapes, audio discs, and one television film of Graham and others. The North Carolina Collection at UNC houses other audio-visual material relating to Graham, and the Gladys A. Tillett Papers (#4385) include recordings relating to Graham's campaign for the U.S. Senate.
Four cassette tapes containing speeches and panel discussions at a conference entitled Frank Porter Graham: A Reassessment, held at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 8 December 1990. The cassettes were recorded by Manuscripts Department staff. Also included is printed material relating to the tapes.
Audiocassette C-1819/5 |
"Frank Porter Graham: A Reassessment": tape 1 of 4 |
Audiocassette C-1819/6 |
"Frank Porter Graham: A Reassessment": tape 2 of 4 |
Audiocassette C-1819/7 |
"Frank Porter Graham: A Reassessment": tape 3 of 4 |
Audiocassette C-1819/8 |
"Frank Porter Graham: A Reassessment": tape 4 of 4 |
Folder 4768 |
Printed material |
Materials produced for the United Nations Security Council Committee of Good Offices on the Indonesian Question and excerpts from a book draft by William H. Jorbert linking Graham and President Franklin Delano Roosevelt during the 1944 elections.
Folder 5065 |
"Security Council Committee of Good Offices on the Indonesian Question," 1948-1949Frank Porter Graham titled this file "Personal File on Indonesia." The materials include memoranda for various members of the committee, news reports produced by "military observer teams," and proposed resolutions on Indonesia. |
Folder 5066 |
William H. Jorbert book draft, 1990Material from William H. Jorbert detailing a phone conversation he observed in which President Roosevelt asked Frank Porter Graham to be his running mate in the 1944 elections before asking Harry S. Truman. |
Access: RESTRICTED: permission from donor must be obtained for uses other than personal research.
Materials relating to Dr. Frank: The Life and Times of Frank Porter Graham (1994), a documentary biography film by John B. Wilson Jr., and Martin Clark for the Arts and Sciences Foundation of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the University of North Carolina Center for Public Television. Included are logs documenting contents of video tapes, typed transcriptions of parts of interviews with Frank Porter Graham and others, and video tapes in various formats. Among the topics covered are civil rights; race relations; education, with emphasis on Graham's career at the University of North Carolina; and Graham's political activities and government service. Included are interviews with several persons involved in the bloody 1950 senatorial campaign.
The videotapes are BETA BCT-30 tapes. When there is a VHS tape copy available, the VHS tape number appears to the right of the entry.
This addition contains correspondence, medical records, and financial records of Frank Porter Graham from 1967-1970. There are a few items from 1958. Most of the records and correspondence are of a personal nature.
Most papers in this addition are papers of Graham from 1967-1970, the period just after his retirement from the United Nations. After a heart attack in 1967, Graham moved in with his sister, Kate Sanders, in Chapel Hill to recuperate. During the period covered by this series he was in either Chapel Hill or at his home in Nags Head, N.C. The papers include correspondence, bills and receipts, medical records, and a large number of postcards and cards. Although Graham corresponded with many of his former colleagues and friends from the University of North Carolina and from the United Nations, including many well-known personalities, most of the letters are of a personal nature with little mention of business and professional activities. Much of the correspondence is limited to short notes and/or get-well cards. Some correspondence drafts have been retained and there are carbon copies of letters sent by Graham. In addition to correspondence there are a few short publications (mostly pamphlets and copies of articles sent to Graham) and typescripts of two speeches by Graham.
There are several postcards sent from Graham to his wife while he was on a 1958 trip to India, Pakistan, and Europe. These are the only materials outside of the 1967-1970 time period.
There are a few non-print materials, including an audiotape labelled "Frank Porter Graham Award/Charlotte, N. C. 10/19/68" and a few pictures.
Image Folder PF-1819/28 |
Photographs of Frank Porter Graham and Marian Graham |
Audiotape T-1819/6 |
Frank Porter Graham Award, Charlotte, N.C., 19 October 19681/4" Open Reel Audio Processing information: previously listed as T-1819/10 |
Folder 4776 |
A |
Folder 4777 |
B |
Folder 4778 |
Blue Cross and Blue Shield |
Folder 4779-4780
Folder 4779Folder 4780 |
C |
Folder 4781 |
Chemical Bank |
Folder 4782 |
Civil Liberties Award |
Folder 4783 |
Congressional Record |
Folder 4784 |
Correspondence drafts |
Folder 4785 |
D |
Folder 4786 |
Dare County |
Folder 4787 |
E |
Folder 4788 |
F |
Folder 4789 |
G |
Folder 4790 |
Marian Graham: St. Mary's |
Folder 4791 |
Marian Graham: Portrait |
Folder 4792-4793
Folder 4792Folder 4793 |
H |
Folder 4794 |
J |
Folder 4795 |
K |
Folder 4796-4797
Folder 4796Folder 4797 |
L |
Folder 4798 |
Mc/Mac |
Folder 4799 |
M |
Folder 4800 |
Medical Expenses |
Folder 4801 |
Medicare |
Folder 4802 |
Memberships |
Folder 4803 |
N |
Folder 4804 |
O |
Folder 4805 |
P |
Folder 4806-4807
Folder 4806Folder 4807 |
Postcards |
Folder 4808 |
Publications |
Folder 4809 |
Q |
Folder 4810 |
R |
Folder 4811 |
S |
Folder 4812 |
Speeches |
Folder 4813 |
T |
Folder 4814 |
U |
Folder 4815 |
UNC-Chapel Hill |
Folder 4816 |
UNC Library |
Folder 4817 |
UNC-Charlotte |
Folder 4818 |
UNC-Greensboro |
Folder 4819-4820
Folder 4819Folder 4820 |
W |
Folder 4821 |
Y |
Chronological run of speeches and writings, notes, National War Labor Board materials, 1950 campaign materials, a small amount of general correspondence, and a photographic portraits of FPG. Note that original folder titles have, for the most part, been retained.
Correspondence: Miscellaneous, scattered letters, some relating to FPG's professional activities and others relating to family affairs.
Image Folder PF-1819/31 |
Photograph of FPG and unidentified person. |
Folder 5062 |
Postcard, 3 March 1958, from FPG to John A. Parker about travels |
Folder 5063 |
Recollections of teaching in Raleigh High School, 1910-1912 |
Folder 5064 |
Speech given at Billy Carmichael Night celebration, 1964 |
Audiodisc D-1819/21-22
D-1819/21D-1819/22 |
Audiodiscs labeled "Frank Graham Ads"Possibly relating to Frank Porter Graham's candidacy in the 1950 North Carolina Democratic Party primary for United States Senate. |
Materials related to Graham's work with the United Nations; cards and letters to Graham from the Coe family and others; cards and letters from Frank Porter Graham to his personal secretary, Sally Coe, and her family; writings and clippings about Graham; and material about Howard Washington Odum.
Folder 5067 |
United Nations material, 1967-1970Includes letters about Frank Porter Graham's work with the United Nations, passports, and invitations to various official and social events. |
Folder 5068 |
Cards and letters to Frank Porter Graham from the Coe family and others, 1967-1971 |
Folder 5069 |
Writings and clippings about Frank Porter Graham, 1937-1972 and undated |
Folder 5070 |
Cards and letters to Sally Coe, 1967-1971 |
Folder 5071 |
Howard Washington Odum material, 1938-1955Writings and clippings about Odum's life and work. |
Folder 5072 |
Clippings and notes, 1965, 1970, and undatedTwo clippings about Graham's life and handwritten notes that appear to be about Graham's work with the United Nations. |
Flyers, letters, clippings, several copies of a conciliatory card, photographs, and recordings relating to Frank Porter Graham's candidacy in the 1950 North Carolina Democratic Party primary for United States Senate.
Folder 5073 |
Campaign flyers, letters, cards, and clippings |
Image Folder PF-1819/25 |
Campaign photographsImages of Frank Porter Graham engaged in campaign activities. |
Image Folder PF-1819/32 |
Photographs |
Audiodisc D-1819/23-25
D-1819/23D-1819/24D-1819/25 |
Campaign recordingsIncludes Dr. E. McNeill Poteat speaking in behalf of Senator Frank Graham and Graham for Senate advertisements. |
Folder 5074 |
"University of North Carolina Information Concerning Instructors" form for Frank Porter Graham, 1929Lists education, honors, publications, previous classes taught, and position held for the 1928-1929 school year. |