American Red Cross - Correspondence 1919., 01/21/1919-01/05/1920
Series-level Scope and Content Note
This series may be divided roughly into the following sections of HLH's business/work-related correspondence: - Correspondence related to HLH's years with public service administrations, includes NYAICP, ARC, Secretary of Commerce. (Note: includes some letters from the public addressed to HLH in his official capacity.) - Correspondence related to HLH's years as presidential advisor to FDR and his association with the White House particularly during the war years. Includes HLH's various diplomatic trips abroad to London, Russia and Europe. Folders are arranged alphabetically and correspondence within is in chronological order unless stated otherwise. (Box 1, Folders 1-16)
Dates
- 01/21/1919-01/05/1920
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Extent
From the Collection: 3.5 Linear Feet (6 Hollinger Document Cases, 1 Record Storage box)
Language of Materials
From the Collection: English
Container Summary
1 TMs, "Preliminary Report of Committee on the Future of Home Service,"submitted by ARC Division Directors of Civilian Relief, n.d. 7 pp. 1 TLS from [W.G.W., signature illegible] acting director general, ARC, toHLH re. role of ARC and Home Service, 1/21/1919. 1 TLS from William H. Matthews to HLH, 2/7/1919. Cables and 1 TLS from J. Byron Deacon, assistant director general, ARC, toARC Civilian Relief re. transport to USA of US soldiers' British spouses. Correspondence below re. HLH's prospective transfer from director ofcivilian relief to ARC's Central Division - 1 TLS from "Johnson" to HLH (personal), n.d. 1 TL carbon signed LC [Leigh Carroll, manager of ARC Gulf Division, 1919]to J. Byron Deacon re. HLH engagement as director of civilian relief, ARCCentral Division, 4/18/1919. 1 TLS from Deacon to Leigh Carroll replying to above, 4/21/1919. 1 TL carbon from Leigh Carroll to Edward K. Hardy, manager, CentralDivision, 5/16/1919. 1 TLS from Frederick C. Munroe to Carroll, 7/11/1919. 1 TLS from W. Frank Persons to HLH: congratulations on new position asassociate manager of Gulf Division, 9/23/1919. 1 TMs received by HLH re. Alabama statistics on health, education, childwelfare, 10/21/1919. 1 TLS from J. Byron Deacon to HLH re. Deacon's resignation from ARC,12/30/1919. 1 TL carbon reply from HLH, 1/5/1920.
Subjects and Associated Physical Materials
AMERICAN RED CROSS - CORRESPONDENCE 1919: Typed Letter Signed
HOME SERVICE - SEE ARC CORRESPONDENCE 1919: Typed Letter Signed
AMERICAN RED CROSS HOME SERVICE - SEE HOME SERVICE: Typed Letter Signed
MATTHEWS, WILLIAM H. - TO HLH: Typed Letter Signed
HOPKINS, HARRY L. - FROM MATTHEWS, WILLIAM H.: Typed Letter Signed
DEACON, J. BYRON - TO ARC RE. BRITISH SPOUSES/US SOLDIERS: Typed Letter Signed
CIVILIAN RELIEF, ARC: Typed Letter Signed
AMERICAN RED CROSS CIVILIAN RELIEF - SEE CIVILIAN RELIEF: Typed Letter Signed
JOHNSON (?) - TO HLH (PERSONAL): Typed Letter Signed
HOPKINS, HARRY L. - FROM JOHNSON (?) (PERSONAL): Typed Letter Signed
CARROLL, LEIGH - TO DEACON, J. BYRON RE. HLH ARC TRANSFERS: Typed Letter Signed
DEACON, J. BYRON - TO CARROLL, LEIGH RE. HLH ARC TRANSFERS: Typed Letter Signed
CARROLL, LEIGH - TO HARDY, EDWARD K.: Typed Letter Signed
HARDY, EDWARD K. - FROM CARROLL, LEIGH: Typed Letter Signed
MUNROE, FREDERICK C. - TO CARROLL, LEIGH: Typed Letter Signed
PERSONS, W. FRANK - TO HLH - CONGRATULATIONS RE. GULF DIV. TRANSFER: Typed Letter Signed
ALABAMA - STATISTICAL REPORT RE. HEALTH, EDUC., CHILD WELFARE: Manuscript
DEACON, J. BYRON - TO HLH RE. DEACON'S ARC RESIGNATION: Typed Letter Signed
HOPKINS, HARRY L. - TO DEACON, J. BYRON RE. DEACON'S ARC RESIGN.: Typed Letter Signed
Repository Details
Part of the Georgetown University Manuscripts Repository
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