Philip C. Jessup Papers (Library of Congress)

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Philip C. Jessup

A Register of His Papers in the Library of Congress

Prepared by Allen H. Kitchens and Audrey Walker
Revised and expanded by Connie L. Cartledge with the assistance of Michael W. Giese and Susie H. Moody

Manuscript Division, Library of Congress

Washington, D.C.

2003

Contact information: http://lcweb.loc.gov/rr/mss/address.html

Finding aid encoded by Library of Congress
Manuscript Division, 2004

2004-07-09 converted from EAD 1.0 to EAD 2002

Part I: General Correspondence, 1919-1958, n.d.

Part I: Subject File, 1924-1959, n.d.

Part I: Miscellaneous Subject File, 1902-1958, n.d.

Part I: Elihu Root Material, 1600-1938

Part I: Articles and Books, 1922-1957, n.d.

Part I: Speech File, 1932-1957, n.d.

Part I: Miscellany, 1912-1956, n.d.

Part II: Family Papers, 1917-1972, n.d.

Part II: General Correspondence, 1915-1974, n.d.

Part II: Subject File, 1933-1976, n.d.

Part II: Speeches and Writings File, 1938-1974, n.d.

Part II: Legal File, 1927-1976, n.d.

Part II: Miscellany, 1878-1969, n.d.

Part III: General Correspondence, 1958-1983, n.d.

Part III: Subject File, 1806-1983, n.d.

Part III: Speeches and Writings File, 1926-1981, n.d.

Part III: Legal File, 1574-1981, n.d.

Part III: Classified, 1962-1980

Title: Papers of Philip C. Jessup
Span Dates: 1574-1983
Bulk Dates: (bulk 1925-1983)
ID No.: MSS27771
Creator: Jessup, Philip C. (Philip Caryl), 1897-1986
Extent: 120,000 items; 394 containers plus 1 oversize plus 1 classified; 157.6 linear feet
Repository: Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.
Abstract: Jurist, diplomat, and educator. Family and general correspondence, reports and memoranda, speeches and writings, subject files, legal papers, newspaper clippings and other papers pertaining chiefly to Philip C. Jessup's work with the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Institute of Pacific Relations, United States Department of State, United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, and International Court of Justice. Includes material relating to his World War I service in Spartanburg, S.C., and in France; and to charges made against him by Senator Joseph McCarthy and postwar loyalty and security investigations. Also includes papers of his wife, Lois Walcott Kellogg Jessup, relating to her work for the American Friends Service Committee, United States Children's Bureau, and United Nations, her travels to Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East, and to her writings.
Language: Collection material in English

Selected Search Terms

The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Library's online catalog. They are grouped by name of person or organization, by subject or location, and by occupation and listed alphabetically therein.

Names:
Jessup, Philip C. (Philip Caryl), 1897-
Acheson, Dean, 1893-1971--Correspondence
Baxter, Richard, 1921-1980--Correspondence
Bingham, Jonathan B.--Correspondence
Bishop, William W. (William Warner), 1906- --Correspondence
Borchard, Edwin Montefiore, 1884-1951--Correspondence
Bowles, Chester, 1901- --Correspondence
Brinton, Jasper Yeates, 1878- --Correspondence
Bundy, William P., 1917- --Correspondence
Butler, Nicholas Murray, 1862-1947--Correspondence
Case, Everett Needham--Correspondence
Castberg, Frede, b. 1893--Correspondence
Chacko, Chirakaikaran Joseph, 1899- --Correspondence
Cordier, Andrew W. (Andrew Wellington), 1901- --Correspondence
Coudert, Frederic René, 1898-1972--Correspondence
Cranston, Alan MacGregor--Correspondence
Déak, Francis, 1898-1972--Correspondence
Dillard, Hardy Cross, 1902-1982--Correspondence
Dulles, Allen Welsh, 1893-1969--Correspondence
Estabrook, Robert H.--Correspondence
Finch, George Augustus, 1884-1957--Correspondence
Fitzmaurice, Gerald, Sir, 1901-1982--Correspondence
Friedman, Wolfgang Gaston, 1907-1972--Correspondence
Gardner, Richard N.--Correspondence
Gros, André, 1908- --Correspondence
Gross, Leo, 1903- --Correspondence
Guggenheim, Paul, 1899- --Correspondence
Hackworth, Green Haywood, b. 1883--Correspondence
Hambro, Edvard Isak, 1911-1977--Correspondence
Harriman, W. Averell (William Averell), 1891-1986--Correspondence
Hoyt, Edwin C. (Edwin Chase), 1916- --Correspondence
Hudson, Manley Ottmer, 1886- --Correspondence
Hyde, James Nevins, 1909- --Correspondence
Kennan, George Frost, 1904- --Correspondence
Khan, Muhammed Zafrulla, Sir, 1893- --Correspondence
Kleffens, Eelco Nicolaas van, 1894- --Correspondence
Kuehl, Warren F., 1924- --Correspondence
Lauterpacht, Hersch, Sir, 1897-1960 --Correspondence
Lindbergh, Anne Morrow, 1906- --Correspondence
Marcy, Carl Milton, 1913- --Correspondence
Mbanefo, Louis, Sir--Correspondence
McCarthy, Joseph, 1908-1957
McNair, Arnold Duncan McNair, Baron, 1885-1975--Correspondence
Moore, John Bassett, 1860-1947--Correspondence
Pollak, Louis H.--Correspondence
Rhyne, Charles S., 1912- --Correspondence
Richardson, Elliot L., 1920- --Correspondence
Rogers, Lindsay, 1891-1970--Correspondence
Root, Elihu, 1845-1937
Rusk, Dean, 1909- --Correspondence
Schwebel, Stephen M. (Stephen Myron), 1929- --Correspondence
Shotwell, James Thomson, 1874-1965--Correspondence
Sloane, Blaine--Correspondence
Smedley, Frederic C.--Correspondence
Truman, Harry S., 1884-1972--Correspondence
Warren, Earl, 1891-1974--Correspondence
Webster, Bethuel Matthew, 1900- --Correspondence
Wriston, Henry Merritt, 1889- --Correspondence
Yost, Charles Woodruff--Correspondence
American Friends Service Committee
American Society of International Law
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Columbia University--Faculty
Democratic Party (U.S.)
Institute of Pacific Relations
International Court of Justice
United Nations
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
United States. Children's Bureau
United States. Dept. of State
Jessup, Lois Walcott Kellogg. Papers of Lois Walcott Kellogg Jessup

Subjects:
Diplomacy
Human rights
International law
International relations
Law--Study and teaching--Africa
Law--Study and teaching--Asia
Law--Study and teaching--Middle East
Law--Study and teaching--New York (State)--New York
Loyalty oaths
National security--United States
World War, 1914-1918--Campaigns--France
World War, 1914-1918--South Carolina--Spartanburg
Africa--Description and travel
Asia--Description and travel
Latin America--Description and travel
Middle East--Description and travel
Spartanburg (S.C.)--History
United States--Foreign relations--Vietnam
United States--Politics and government--20th century
Vietnam--Foreign relations--United States

Occupations:
Diplomats
Educators
Jurists

Administrative Information

Provenance:

Parts I and II of the papers of Philip C. Jessup, author, diplomat, educator, jurist, international lawyer, and statesman, were given to the Library by Jessup in several installments between 1960 and 1977. Part III of the papers was given by Jessup's son, Philip C. Jessup, Jr., in 1995.

Processing History:

Part I of the papers of Philip C. Jessup was arranged and described in 1961. Material received between 1965 and 1977 was processed as Part II in 1978, and the register was completed in 1981. Part III, consisting of items received in 1995, was processed in 1996. The finding aid was revised in 2003. The Philip C. Jessup Papers are partially described in the Library of Congress Quarterly Journal of Current Acquisitions, vol. 18, May 1961.

Transfers:

Items have been transferred from the Manuscript Division to other custodial divisions of the Library. Sound recordings have been transferred to the Motion Picture, Broadcasting, and Recorded Sound Division. Sheet music has been transferred to the Music Division. Some photographs have been transferred to the Prints and Photographs Division. All transfers are identified in these divisions as part of the Philip C. Jessup papers.

Copyright Status:

Copyright in the unpublished writings of Philip C. Jessup in these papers and in other collections of papers in the custody of the Library of Congress has been dedicated to the public.

Security Classified Documents:

Government regulations control the use of security classified items in this collection. Manuscript Division staff can furnish information concerning access to and use of classified material.

Preferred Citation:

Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: Roman numeral designating the Part followed by a colon and container number, Philip C. Jessup Papers, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

Biographical Note

Date	Event
1897, Jan. 5	Born, New York, N.Y.
1919	A.B., Hamilton College, Clinton, N.Y.
1921	Married Lois Walcott Kellogg
1924	LL.B., Yale University, New Haven, Conn.
1924-1925	Assistant solicitor, State Department
1925-1946	Lecturer and professor, international law, Columbia University, New York, N.Y.
1929	Assistant to Elihu Root, Conference of Jurists on the Permanent Court of International Justice, Geneva, Switzerland
1938	Published Elihu Root (New York: Dodd, Mead. 2 vols.)
1938-1951	Chairman and member, Pacific Council, Institute of Pacific Relations
1942-1944	Assistant director, Naval School of Military Government and Administration, Columbia University, New York, N.Y.
1943-1944	Assistant secretary-general, Council of United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA)
1943-1945	Chief, Division of Personnel and Training, Foreign Relief and Rehabilitation Operations, State Department
1944	Assistant secretary-general, United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference, Bretton Woods, N.H.
1945	Assistant on judicial organization, United States delegation, United Nations Conference, San Francisco, Calif.
1946-1961	Hamilton Fish Professor of International Law and Diplomacy, Columbia University, New York, N.Y.
1947	United States representative, United Nations Committee on Codification of International Law
1948	Published A Modern Law of Nations (New York: Macmillan Co. 236 pp.)
1948-1952	United States representative to the second, third, and fourth special sessions, General Assembly; deputy United States representative, Interim Committee, General Assembly and Security Council; and deputy chief of the United States Mission to the United Nations
1949-1953	Ambassador-at-large
1956	Published Transnational Law (New Haven: Yale University Press. 113 pp.) Trustee, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
1960	Elected member of the International Court of Justice, Hague, Netherlands
1961-1970	Judge, International Court of Justice, Hague, Netherlands
1967-1986	Chairman, Chile-Norway Permanent Commission Honorary member, Governing Council, International Institute for Unification of Private Law
1970	Sibley lecturer, University of Georgia School of Law, Athens, Ga.
1970-1971	Whitney H. Shepardson senior research fellow in residence, Council on Foreign Relations, Columbia University, New York, N.Y.
1971	Barnette Miller lecturer, Wellesley College, Wellesley, Mass.
1974	Published The Birth of Nations (New York: Columbia University Press. 361 pp.)
1986, Jan. 31	Died, Newton, Pa.

Scope and Content Note

Part I

Part I of the personal papers of Philip Caryl Jessup (1897-1986) relating to international law and diplomacy includes correspondence, reports, memoranda, manuscripts of articles, books, and speeches, newspaper clippings, and near-print and printed matter extending from 1600 to 1959, with the bulk of the papers falling within the period 1925-1955. The amount of official government papers is small since Jessup did not retain copies of such papers when he left government service. Only a few biographical sketches relate to Jessup's family background.

Nearly two-thirds of Part I of the papers concerns Jessup's work with the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace; his teaching career at Columbia University; his membership in the Pacific Council, Institute of Pacific Relations; his service as assistant director, Naval School of Military Government and Administration; his service as chief of the Division of Personnel and Training, Office of Foreign Relief and Rehabilitation Operations, Department of State; his tenure as the secretary of the council and assistant secretary-general of the First Council of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration; and his tenure as a United States representative and delegate to the United Nations and as United States ambassador-at-large. Material on these topics is widely scattered throughout the collection but concentrated in the Subject File. The remainder of Part I relates to subjects ranging from Jessup's biography of Elihu Root (1845-1937) to the charges made against him by Senator Joseph McCarthy (1908-1957).

Prominent among Jessup's correspondents are Dean Acheson, Edwin Montefiore Borchard, Nicholas Murray Butler, Frederic René Coudert, Francis Deák, Allen Welsh Dulles, George Augustus Finch, Green Haywood Hackworth, Manley Ottmer Hudson, John Bassett Moore, Lindsay Rogers, James Thomson Shotwell, Frederic C. Smedley, and Henry Merritt Wriston.

Part II

Part II of the Jessup Papers spans the period 1878-1976, with most of the material concentrated between the years 1955 and 1970. Part II consists of Family Papers, General Correspondence, Subject File, Legal File, and Speeches and Writings series. A series of Miscellany includes papers of Jessup's wife, Lois Walcott Kellogg Jessup.

Most of the family correspondence in the Jessup Papers is located in Part II. Family letters covering travels of the Jessups abroad were edited for publication by Lois Walcott Kellogg Jessup. The idea was an outgrowth of round-robin letters which the Jessups, particularly Lois Walcott Kellogg Jessup, wrote to the family following Philip C. Jessup's appointment as deputy United States representative to the United Nations Security Council, beginning with his first trip to a diplomatic conference in Paris in 1948. The letters, interspersed with running commentary and explanations, were transcribed into an unpublished volume entitled “At Large With My Ambassador: Notes From the Diplomatic Sidelines.” Letters written during earlier and later trips were subsequently collected and edited in a similar manner and grouped and titled by trip. Some were transcribed or excerpted into volumes; others remain consecutively paginated or numbered in the groups as assembled by Lois Walcott Kellogg Jessup for editorial purposes. In some instances, the original letters are attached to the pages of the volumes where they were to be inserted by the typist. The letters contain comments, observations, impressions, and descriptions related to the social and personal phases of the trips. The family correspondence also includes a small group of letters which Jessup wrote to his family in 1917 and 1918 while he was a private in Company K, 107th Infantry, Twenty-seventh Division of the American Expeditionary Force during World War I. Written from Spartanburg, South Carolina, and later from France, the letters describe life and conditions in the military.

The General Correspondence, Subject File, and Speeches and Writings File supplement material found in Part I of the papers. The General Correspondence and Subject File are closely related and reflect Jessup's interest in promoting the growth and development of international law in America and abroad. His support of American law school programs, participation in law societies, concern for the Hague Academy of International Law, and his trips to the countries of Africa, Asia, and the Middle East for the purpose of encouraging legal education are well documented in Part II.

The most extensive subject file in Part II pertains to the International Court of Justice on which Jessup served from 1961 to 1970. This file contains personal correspondence with other judges and officers of the court, proposals for improvements in operations, and other papers relating to the work of the court, including the Southwest Africa case. In addition a file on the court is also located in the American Society of International Law subject file. Other topics reflected to a lesser degree in Part II are international cooperation between countries, the Democratic party and national politics, and the war in Vietnam.

Most of the cases found in the Legal File involve international disputes for which Jessup was asked to prepare an opinion based on his expertise in international law. All but two of the cases were prior to his appointment to the International Court of Justice. A Nicaraguan case is the only one which he personally argued before the court.

A group of Lois Walcott Kellogg Jessup's papers in the Miscellany series includes some of her work on behalf of the American Friends Service Committee, reports relating to children in Europe during World War II which she prepared under the auspices of the Children's Bureau of the Labor Department, her activities in support of the United Nations, and notebooks covering trips to Latin America, Africa, and the Middle East where she made special efforts to see conditions, meet the people, and examine the activities of women in Third World countries.

Individuals prominent in the fields of international law in America and in foreign countries, diplomatic service, education, and politics are represented in Part II. A sample listing of correspondents includes Dean Acheson, Richard Baxter, William W. Bishop (1906- ), Chester Bowles, Jasper Yeates Brinton, Frede Castberg, Chirakaikaran Joseph Chacko, Andrew W. Cordier, Francis Deák, Hardy Cross Dillard, Sir Gerald Fitzmaurice, Wolfgang Gaston Friedman, André Gros, Leo Gross, Paul Guggenheim (1899- ), Edvard Isak Hambro, Edwin C. Hoyt, James Nevins Hyde (1909- ), George Frost Kennan, Sir Muhammed Zafrulla Khan, Eelco Nicholaas van Kleffens, Sir Hersch Lauterpacht, Sir Louis Mbanefo, Lord Arnold Duncan McNair, Dean Rusk, Blaine Sloane, Harry S. Truman, Bethuel Matthew Webster, and Charles Woodruff Yost.

Part III

Part III of the Jessup Papers spans the years 1574-1983, with the majority of the papers concentrated in the period 1955-1983. The papers supplement files in Part I and Part II and pertain principally to Jessup's advocacy of international law and interest in international affairs. The Papers in Part III are organized largely according to the arrangement of Parts I and II and include four series: General Correspondence, Subject File, Speeches and Writings File, and Legal File.

Papers in the General Correspondence series, 1958-1983, consist of incoming and outgoing correspondence concerning Jessup's interest in international law and foreign affairs. Among the more prominent and frequent correspondents in the series are Richard Baxter, Jonathan B. Bingham, William P. Bundy, Everett Needham Case, Alan MacGregor Cranston, Hardy Cross Dillard, Robert H. Estabrook, Richard N. Gardner, Leo Gross, W. Averell Harriman, James Nevins Hyde (1909- ), Warren F. Kuehl, Anne Morrow Lindbergh, Carl Milton Marcy, Louis H. Pollak, Charles S. Rhyne, Elliot L. Richardson, Dean Rusk, Stephen M. Schwebel, and Earl Warren (1891-1974).

The Subject File, 1806-1983, consists mainly of correspondence, memoranda, legal papers, reports, background material, and printed matter reflecting Jessup's activities with various organizations and his interest in topics relating to human rights, world peace, and international law. The majority of the Subject File pertains to his service as a judge on the International Court of Justice and his work as a member of an advisory committee to the United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea. Most of the court files document his work as a member of the International Court of Justice's rule revision committee. Also included in this series are notebooks and course material chronicling his academic career as a student at Columbia and Yale universities and his teaching duties while a professor at Columbia.

The Speeches and Writings File, 1926-1981, contains speeches, articles, book reviews, and book drafts and related material. Printed articles constitute the bulk of the series.

The Legal File, 1574-1981, one of the larger series in Part III, comprises almost half of this addition. It includes correspondence, memoranda, orders, briefs, opinions, motions, depositions, background material, and printed matter. The majority of the Legal File pertains to three cases, the Power Authority of New York, United States v. California, and United States v. Maine. Jessup served in an advisory capacity on these cases and testified as a witness.

Organization of the Papers

The collection is arranged in three parts composed of twenty series:

Part I
Part II
Part III

Description of Series

Container	Series


BOX I:1-72	Part I: General Correspondence, 1919-1958, n.d.
		Letters sent and received and related material.
		Arranged as received in reverse chronological order in five time periods, 1919-1945, 1945-1948, 1948-1953, 1953-1955, and 1955-1958, and alphabetically by name of person or organization or by topic. The 1948-1953 period is divided into two segments, one arranged chronologically and the other alphabetically.

BOX I:73-206	Part I: Subject File, 1924-1959, n.d.
		Correspondence, reports, memoranda, and printed matter.
		Arranged alphabetically by name of person or organization or by topic or type of material.

BOX I:207-220	Part I: Miscellaneous Subject File, 1902-1958, n.d.
		Correspondence, reports, memoranda, and printed matter.
		Arranged alphabetically by name of person or organization or by topic or type of material.

BOX I:221-254	Part I: Elihu Root Material, 1600-1938
		Material collected by Jessup for use in writing a biography of Elihu Root.
		Arranged into four categories: Elihu Root files, letters about Root, general correspondence about Root, and Elihu Root papers.

BOX I:255-259	Part I: Articles and Books, 1922-1957, n.d.
		Handwritten, typewritten, and printed copies and drafts of articles, books, book reviews, and editorials.
		Arranged alphabetically by type of material and chronologically therein, except for the books which are arranged alphabetically by title.

BOX I:260-270	Part I: Speech File, 1932-1957, n.d.
		Handwritten, typewritten, and printed copies and drafts of speeches, with related correspondence and other material.
		Arranged chronologically by date of speech.

BOX I:271-276	Part I: Miscellany, 1912-1956, n.d.
		Appointment books, biographical material, memoranda, printed matter, and other material.
		Arranged alphabetically by type of material and therein chronologically.

BOX CL 1	Part I: Classified, 1950
		Government classified documents.
		Organized and described according to the series, boxes, and folders from which the items were removed.

BOX OV 1	Part I: Oversize, 1919-1958
		Oversize certificates and diplomas.
		Organized and described according to the series, boxes, and folders from which the items were removed.

BOX II:1-2	Part II: Family Papers, 1917-1972, n.d.
		Correspondence, a diary, notes, and letters written by Philip C. and Lois Walcott Kellogg Jessup from abroad and edited for publication.
		Arranged chronologically.

BOX II:3-15	Part II: General Correspondence, 1915-1974, n.d.
		Letters received and copies of letters sent with attachments.
		Arranged alphabetically by name of person or organization, topic, or type of material and therein chronologically.

BOX II:16-37	Part II: Subject File, 1933-1976, n.d.
		Correspondence, memoranda, reports, and printed matter.
		Arranged alphabetically by name of person or organization, topic, or type of material and therein chronologically.

BOX II:38-49	Part II: Speeches and Writings File, 1938-1974, n.d.
		Correspondence, speeches, speech drafts, notes and outlines, invitations, and handwritten and typewritten drafts of books, articles, book reviews, poems, reports, and research notes.
		Arranged by type of material and chronologically therein.

BOX II:50-71	Part II: Legal File, 1927-1976, n.d.
		Briefs, correspondence, documents, memoranda, notes, opinions, and printed and near-print material.
		Arranged alphabetically by case name or subject, with most of the files further arranged by type of material.

BOX II:71-79	Part II: Miscellany, 1878-1969, n.d.
		Appointment books, biographical data, class notes and teaching material, clippings, financial papers, memorabilia, military papers, and papers of Lois Walcott Kellogg Jessup.
		Arranged alphabetically by personal name, topic, or type of material.

BOX III:1-7	Part III: General Correspondence, 1958-1983, n.d.
		Correspondence with family, friends, colleagues, national and world leaders, and the public.
		Arranged alphabetically by name of person or organization or by topic and therein chronologically.

BOX III:7-22	Part III: Subject File, 1806-1983, n.d.
		Correspondence, memoranda, reports, course and lecture material, legal papers, and printed matter.
		Arranged alphabetically by name of person or organization, topic, or type of material.

BOX III:22-25	Part III: Speeches and Writings File, 1926-1981, n.d.
		Correspondence, speeches, articles, book reviews, and books.
		Arranged alphabetically by type of material.

BOX III:25-39	Part III: Legal File, 1574-1981, n.d.
		Correspondence, memoranda, briefs, orders, opinions, motions, depositions, transcripts, exhibits, testimony, financial papers, notes, photographs, background material, and printed matter.
		Arranged alphabetically by case name or subject, with the majority of the files further arranged by type of material.

BOX CL 1	Part III: Classified, 1962-1980
		Government classified documents.
		Organized and described according to the series, boxes, and folders from which the items were removed.

Container List

Container	Contents


BOX I:1-72	Part I: General Correspondence, 1919-1958, n.d.
		Letters sent and received and related material.
		Arranged as received in reverse chronological order in five time periods, 1919-1945, 1945-1948, 1948-1953, 1953-1955, and 1955-1958, and alphabetically by name of person or organization or by topic. The 1948-1953 period is divided into two segments, one arranged chronologically and the other alphabetically.

BOX I:1		1919-1945

			Ac-Am Co

BOX I:2			Am Co

BOX I:3			Am Fr-Az

BOX I:4			Ba-Borc

BOX I:5			Bore-Ca

BOX I:6			Ca

BOX I:7			Ce-Chil

BOX I:8			Chin-Coud

BOX I:9			Coun-Cz

BOX I:10			Da-Dod

BOX I:11			Dom-El

BOX I:12			Em-Fir

BOX I:13			Fis-Fu

BOX I:14			G-Ha

BOX I:15			Ha-Her

BOX I:16			Hes-Hud

BOX I:17			Hug-I

BOX I:18			J-K

BOX I:19			L

BOX I:20			Ma-Moo

BOX I:21			Mor

BOX I:22			N-Pa

BOX I:23			Pa-Pl

BOX I:24			Po-Rod

BOX I:25			Rog-Roy

BOX I:26			Roy-Sel

BOX I:27			Ser-Soc

BOX I:28			Soc-St

BOX I:29			Su-Tr

BOX I:30			Tr-V

BOX I:31			Wa-Wood

BOX I:32			Wool-Zoo

BOX I:33		1945-1948

			A

BOX I:34			B-Ch

BOX I:35			Ci-Dod

BOX I:36			Dom-G

BOX I:37			H

BOX I:38			I-J

BOX I:39			K-L

BOX I:40			M-O

BOX I:41			P-Si

BOX I:42			Sm-V

BOX I:43			W-Z

BOX I:44		1943-1958 chronological

			1952-1953

BOX I:45			1951

BOX I:46			1950

BOX I:47			1949-1950

BOX I:48			1949

BOX I:49			1948

BOX I:50		1943-1958 alphabetical

			Ac-Am

BOX I:51			Am-Ap

BOX I:52			Ap-Au

BOX I:53			B

BOX I:54			Ca-Ce

BOX I:55			Ch-Cz

BOX I:56			D-F

BOX I:57			G-Ham

BOX I:58			Har-Hy

BOX I:59			I-L

BOX I:60			M

BOX I:61			N-R

BOX I:62			Sa-Sme

BOX I:63			Smi-V

BOX I:64			W-Z

BOX I:65		1953-1955

			A-C

BOX I:66			D-H

BOX I:67			I-M

BOX I:68			N-Z

BOX I:69		1955-1958

			A-B

BOX I:70			C-G

BOX I:71			H-N

BOX I:72			O-Z

		Undated

BOX I:73-206	Part I: Subject File, 1924-1959, n.d.
		Correspondence, reports, memoranda, and printed matter.
		Arranged alphabetically by name of person or organization or by topic or type of material.

BOX I:73-77		American Society of International Law, 1925-1956

BOX I:78		Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

			Accounts, 1940-1943

			Annual meeting, 1952

			Atomic energy, 1945-1946

			Barlow, Joseph E., case, 1930 See Container I:210, Cuba

			Budget and annual report, 1942-1943

BOX I:79			Collective security, 1933-1935

BOX I:80			Cooperating societies and journals, 1940-1943

			Corbett, Percy E.

				Canadian memorandum, 1942-1943

				Consultant, Division of International Law, 1942-1943

			Correspondence and other papers

				1952-1956

BOX I:81				1950-1951

BOX I:82				1948-1949

BOX I:83				1925-1947

			Davis, Malcom, 1941-1942

			Division of Economics and History, 1940-1944

BOX I:84			Division of Intercourse and Education, 1937-1944

			Division of International Law

				General, 1940-1943

				Jessup as director, 1940

BOX I:85			Finch, George Augustus, 1940-1946

BOX I:86			Hudson, Manley Ottmer, 1944-1945

			International administration

				Investments and inaugurating project, 1940-1944

				Meeting, Chicago, Ill. 1940

			International law, 1924-1933, n.d.

BOX I:87			Minutes, 1949-1952

			Miscellany, n.d.

			Neutral cooperation, 1936

			Neutrality

				General, 1938

				Prize law, British Public Record Office, London, England, n.d.

				Research memoranda, 1936-1937

			Postwar problems, Percy Corbett and Manley Ottmer Hudson discussion group, 1942-1943

BOX I:88			Preparation of teaching materials, 1941-1944

			Revision of the covenant, 1928-1934

			State Department and War Department, articles and references, n.d.

BOX I:89			Study on United Nations police force, 1957

			Teachers conference, Washington, D.C., 1938

BOX I:90			Trustees, 1937-1944

			United Nations charter, ratification, 1945

			Wartime trade agreements, 1940

BOX I:91			World Court

				Correspondence and documents, 1932-1936

				Hudson, Manley Ottmer, and Permanent Court of International Justice, 1941-1943

				Salaries and publications of Permanent Court of International Justice, 1942

BOX I:92-98		Columbia Naval School of Military Government and Administration, New York, N.Y., 1942-1945

BOX I:99		Columbia University, New York, N.Y.

			Atom bomb, 1945-1946

			Business law seminar, 1944-1945

			Center for the Study of International Relations, proposed, 1937

			Columbia queries, 1943-1944

BOX I:100			Committee on the War, 1940-1943

			Conference on Wartime Problems, 1942

			Correspondence

				1955-1956

BOX I:101				1952-1954

BOX I:102				1949-1951

BOX I:103				1928-1948, n.d.

			Council for Research in Social Sciences, 1929-1956

BOX I:104			Drafting committee, 1941

			Drafting of treaties, Public Law 238, 1947-1948

			Faculty of political science, 1929-1948

			Faculty-student forum on current problems, 1939-1942

			Forms, n.d.

			Government 257 and 258, 1947-1948

			International administration, 1947

			International law, 1945-1953

			International law joint seminar, 1931-1940

BOX I:105			Inter-university group and University Center for United Nations Research, 1946-1948

			Jessup, Philip C., promotions, 1925-1937

			Law school

				General

					1940-1953

BOX I:106					1934-1939, n.d.

				Library, review, 1926-1947

			Library, 1933-1948

			Miscellany, n.d.

			Press, 1931-1947

			Project 164, 1946

			Proposed dissertations, n.d.

			Public Law Department, 1936-1945, n.d.

BOX I:107			Public law and government, 1945-1948, n.d.

			Research institutes, 1926-1930

			Russian Institute, 1946-1947

			School for Foreign Relations and Affairs, 1944

			School of International Affairs, 1942-1953

BOX I:108			Student file, A-Z, 1942-1958
				(14 folders)

BOX I:109			Student grades, 1929-1944

			Students, prospective, 1936-1948

			Summary of files

			Teachers conferences, 1928-1934

BOX I:110			Training in international administration, 1942
				(28 folders)
BOX I:111				(1 folder)

			Trustees meetings, 1947-1948

			United Nations, Committee on, 1946-1948

			University council, 1947-1949

			University Research Council, n.d.

			Wilsonian Club, 1930-1946

BOX I:112-113		Commission to Study the Organization of Peace, 1937-1946

BOX I:114-116		Council on Foreign Relations, New York, N.Y., 1927-1953

BOX I:117-119		Foreign Affairs Forum, New York, N.Y., 1931-1933

BOX I:120-121		Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass., research in international law, 1926-1941

BOX I:122		Institute of Pacific Relations, New York, N.Y.

			American Council

				Annexes

					Nos. 1-40, 1933-1950

					Nos. 41-107, 1934-1950

				Bisson, Thomas A., 1934-1951

				Board of trustees, 1939-1944

				Carter, Edward C., 1938-1947

				Chi Chao Ting, 1939

BOX I:123				Correspondence, 1936-1955

BOX I:124				Executive Committee, 1944-1946

				General

					1940-1950

BOX I:125					1932-1940

BOX I:126				Holland, William L., 1949-1950

				Incorporation, 1938

				Lattimore, Owen, 1949-1950

				Mitchell, Kate, 1939

				Moore, Harriet Lucy, 1943-1944

				Memoranda, 1938-1952

BOX I:127				Personnel, 1940-1944

				Project, buying a house, 1940

				Publication, 1940-1942

				Research Advisory Committee, 1944

				Riesenfeld, 1939-1940

				Rockwood, Charles, 1947

				San Francisco, Calif., and other regional groups, 1939-1942

				Secretary to succeed Frederick V. Field, 1941-1946

				Summaries, papers, and finances, 1938-1940

				Teachers seminar, New York, N.Y., 1939-1941

BOX I:128			Pacific Council

				Atlantic City, N.J., conferences, 1944-1946

				Carter, E. C., world trip, 1939

				Conference Committee, 1944-1945

				Finances, appeals to foundation, 1939-1944

				General

					1935-1946

BOX I:129					1939-1943

				Inquiry

					General and advisers, 1937-1940

					Lee, Mass., meeting

					Specific manuscripts, 1938-1941

BOX I:130				International Conference

					Eighth, Mont Tremblant, Quebec, Canada, 1942

					Ninth, Hot Spring, Va., 1945

					Research Committee, 1940-1942

				Japanese Council

					Takaki, 1939

					Takayanagi, 1939

					Yamakawa, 1939

				Officers, 1940-1941

BOX I:131				Postponement meeting, 1940-1941

				Princeton, N.J., meeting, 1940-1941

				Study meeting, Virginia Beach, Va., 1939

BOX I:132-136		Latin America trip, 1941

BOX I:137		McCarthy, Joseph R., loyalty, 1950-1951

			America First, 1941

			Attacks by communist press and radio upon Jessup, 1950

			Briefing books, John J. Sparkman committee, 1951

BOX I:138			Federal Bureau of Investigation, investigation, 1950

			Garrison, Lloyd K., activities, 1950

			Hearings

				Atom bomb letter, 1951

				Jessup notes, 1951

				Miscellany, 1951

			Institute of Pacific Relations, press releases, 1951

BOX I:139			Japanese embargo, 1951

			Jessup, Philip C., 1951

				Correspondence, H. Alexander Smith

				Letter to John J. Sparkman

				L[oyalty] article

				Politics

				Statement

				Statement, communism

			Loyalty clippings, 1950

			Loyalty file, 1951

BOX I:140			McCarran, Pat, committee, 1951

				Miscellany

				Summary of transcript

			McCarthy, Joseph R.

				Broadcast, 1951

				Charges, 1950

				Hearings, 1950
					(4 folders)
BOX I:141					(17 folders)

				Pamphlet, 1952

BOX I:142-145			McCarthyism, 1950-1954

			Photocopies, n.d.

			Policy toward China, 1949-1951

BOX I:146			Reviews, Jessup/Deák books, 1935-1936

			Spanish embargo, n.d.

			Sparkman, John J., hearings, University presidents' letters, 1951

			State Department, Loyalty Board interrogatory, 1951

BOX I:147		Office of Foreign Relief and Rehabilitation Operations (OFRRO)

			Advisory Committee, 1943

			Albania, 1943

			Bibliography, 1943

			Budget, 1942-1943

			China, 1943

			Civil Aviation Conference, Chicago, Ill., 1944

			Civil service, 1943

			Division of Field Operations, 1943

			Division of Finance, 1943

			Division of Personnel and Training, 1943-1945

BOX I:148			Division of Program and Requirements, 1943

			Division of Studies and Reports, 1943

			Division of Supply and Transportation, 1943

			Division of Vacancies, 1943

			Germany, 1943

			Greece, 1943-1945

BOX I:149			Handbook, n.d.

BOX I:150			Italy, 1943

			Jessup, Philip C.

				Notebook, 1943

				Personal, 1942-1945

			Lendlease, 1943

BOX I:151			Manual for the relief administrator, 1943

			Memoranda, 1942-1943

			Minutes, 1943

			Miscellany

				1942-1944

BOX I:152				1942-1943

			Near East, 1943

			North Africa, 1943

BOX I:153			Office of Deputy Director, 1943

			Office of Director, 1943

			Office of Executive Officer, 1943

			Office of General Counsel, 1943

			Office of Selskar M. Gunn, 1943

			Office of Lithgow Osborne, 1943

			Office of Public Information, 1943

			OFRRO Bulletin, 1943

			Outline of OFRRO, 1943

			Secretary's notes, 1943
				(8 folders)
BOX I:154				(23 folders)

BOX I:155			Sicily, Italy, 1943

			Training, 1943

			Transportation, 1943

			United Nations Relief Relations Administration, 1943

			Weekly progress report, 1943

			Weston, Harold, 1943

			Yugoslavia, 1943

BOX I:156		State Department, 1930-1952

BOX I:157		United Nations

			Amendments to charter, 1945

			Application to United Nations, 1945-1946

			Arab States, pact of league, 1945

			Biographical document series, 1945

			Bowman Committee, 1945

			Codification Committee, 1947
				(13 folders)
BOX I:158				(15 folders)
BOX I:159				(2 folders)

			Commissions, 1945

				I

BOX I:160-166				I-IV

BOX I:167			Commissions and committees, progress reports, 1945

			Committee of jurists, 1945

BOX I:168			Committee Six, miscellany, 1952

			Compendium of procedure rules and regulations, 1945

			Coordinating Committee, 1945

			Coordination, 1945

			Correction of vote, 1954-1955

			Court memoranda, 1945

			Court statistics, 1945

			Darlington Informal Group, 1945

BOX I:169			Defining aggression, 1952

			Diplomatic intercourse and immunities, 1952

			Documents, M. Montague, 1953-1955

			Documents on admission of new members, 1955

BOX I:170			Drafting subcommittee, meetings, 1945

			Dumbarton Oaks, Washington, D.C., proposals, 1945

			Executive Committee, 1945

			General correspondence, 1944-1952
				(2 folders)

			Handbook, 1947

			International Court of Justice, 1945

			International criminal jurisdiction, 1952

			International law, 1947

			Jessup, Philip C., participation, 1948
				(8 folders)
BOX I:171				(11 folders)

			Jurist's Conference, 1945

			Memoranda of conversations, 1945

			Miscellany

				1945-1952

BOX I:172				1947-1956

BOX I:173				1943-1956

			Office memoranda, 1945

			Organization, San Francisco, Calif., 1945
				(10 folders)
BOX I:174				(17 folders)
BOX I:175				(12 folders)

			Organization chart, United Nations Conference, document number 67, 1945

			Panel for inquiry and conciliation, 1949

			Position document, Committee II, 1945

			Preparatory Commission, 1945

			Press releases

			Procedural rules and regulations, compendium, 1945

			San Francisco Chronicle, conference digest, 1945

BOX I:176			Steering Committee, document series, 1945

			Subcommittee, 1945

				A, meetings, documents

				B, meetings, documents

				D, meetings, documents

				E, meetings, documents

				A, reports

				C, reports

				D, reports

			Subcommittee minutes, 1945

			Texts, working papers compilation, United States, 1945

				Committee Eight

				Economic and Social Council

				General Assembly

				General organization

				International Health Organization

				International law

				Secretariat

			United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), 1947

BOX I:177			United States

				I, document series, 1945

				II/1-2, document series, 1945

				II/3-4, document series, 1945

				III, document series, 1945

				IV, document series, 1945

				Adm number 1-45, 1945

				Adm number 46, preparation of report to president, 1945

BOX I:178				Delegation, 1945

					List

					Schedule of meetings and agenda

				Document series, UND number 5a, 1945

				General series, 1-200, 1945

				Opinion series, 1945

BOX I:179				Proposals, amendments, 1945

			Veto in Security Council, 1945

			Ways and means, evidence of customary international law, 1952

			Western Europe Union, 1955-1956

BOX I:180-184		United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference, Bretton Woods, N.H., 1944

BOX I:185		United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration

			Ad hoc committees, 1943
				(23 folders)
BOX I:186				(9 folders)

			Administrative organization, 1943

			Agreement, 1943

			Agricultural rehabilitation, 1943

			American delegation, 1943

			Biographical data, 1943

BOX I:187			Boudreau, Frank G., advisory committee, 1943

			Circulars, 1943

			Civil service, 1943

			Clerical staff, 1943

			Clippings, 1943

			Combined boards, 1943

			Committee assignments, 1943

			Committee press relations, 1943

			Committees, 1943

				Set 1

					I-VIII

BOX I:188					IX-XXIII

				Set 2

					I-IV

			Communications with foreign delegates, 1943

			Conference, 1943

			Confidential memoranda relief periods, 1943

			Confidential releases, 1943

BOX I:189			Conversations, 1943

			Correspondence, 1932-1945

			Council session I, 1943

			Cultural and educational rehabilitation, 1943

BOX I:190			Diplomatic immunities and privileges, 1943

			Director general's staff, 1943

			Far Eastern studies, 1943

			Final business session, 1943

			Final plenary session, 1943

			Financial matters, 1943

			First council meeting, 1943

			Foreign Economy Administration, 1943

			Forms and procedures, 1943

BOX I:191			Founding, 1943

			Handbook, 1943

			Health section, 1943

			Informational documentation, 1943

			Inter Allied Committee on Post War Requirements, 1943

			Interoffice, 1943

			Jessup, Philip C.

				Distribution, 1943

				Interviews, 1943

				Personal, 1943

BOX I:192			Journal, 1943-1944

			Latin American studies, 1943

			Legal aspects, 1943

			Leith-Ross, Sir Frederick, committee, 1943

			Libraries, 1943-1944

			Meetings, 1943

			Miscellany, 1943
				(5 folders)
BOX I:193				(15 folders)
BOX I:194				(10 folders)

			Nutrition and wartime rationing and consumption, 1943

			Office of Foreign Relief and Rehabilitation Operations

				General, 1943

				Successor, 1943

			Office of War Information, 1943

			Orders of the day, 1943

			Organizing Committee, 1943

			Per diem and returns to District of Columbia, 1943

			Personnel

				Policy, 1943

				Suggestions, 1943

				Miscellany, 1943

			Preparation, 1943

BOX I:195			Press releases, 1943-1944

			Private, 1943

			Private organizations, 1943

			Public information, 1943

			Public relations, 1943

BOX I:196			Receptions, 1943
				(18 folders)
BOX I:197				(15 folders)
BOX I:198				(7 folders)

			Recipient governments, 1943

			Resolutions Subcommittee, 1943

			Review Committee, 1943

BOX I:199			Rules and regulations, 1943

			Russian studies, 1943

			Salary scales, 1943

			Security, 1943

			Southeast Asia studies, 1943

			Staff arrangements, 1943

			Standing committees, 1943

			Studies program, 1943

			Subcommittee, secretary reports, 1943

			Suspense file, 1943

			Technical Secretariat, 1943

			Training, 1943

			Travel, 1943

			Washington, D.C., meeting, 1943

BOX I:200-203		Woodrow Wilson Foundation, 1949-1959

BOX I:204-206		World Court, establishment of, 1925-1951

BOX I:207-220	Part I: Miscellaneous Subject File, 1902-1958, n.d.
		Correspondence, reports, memoranda, and printed matter.
		Arranged alphabetically by name of person or organization or by topic or type of material.

BOX I:207		Admiralty notes, ca. 1935-1940

		America First Committee, 1939-1941

BOX I:208		American Assembly, Columbia University, New York, N.Y., 1957-1958

		American atomic age, 1957

		American Foundation, 1929-1933

		Board of Economic Warfare, 1942-1943

		Committee on War Crimes Research, 1950

		Conference on Atlantic Relations, Prout's Neck, Maine, 1941

		Conference, Bangkok, Thailand, 1950

BOX I:209		Congo, n.d.

		Cooley, Thomas, lectures, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich., 1958 See also Container I:218, Research material

		Council for Democracy, 1940-1941

		Croton property, Cortlandt, N.Y., 1926-1941

BOX I:210		Cuba, 1902-1933

BOX I:211		Dominican agreement, 1939-1941

		Dumbarton Oaks, Washington, D.C., proposals, 1944

		Fellowships, 1940-1942

		Foreign Policy Association, 1926-1950
			(11 folders)

BOX I:212		Hague, Netherlands, lectures

			1929-1957

BOX I:213			1956-1957

		Hiss, Alger, 1945-1951

BOX I:214		Institute of World Policy, 1941-1956

		International Law Commission, 1948-1952

		Japanese embargo, 1940-1941

		Jessup, Philip C., anecdotes and quips, n.d.

		Judicial conference, Atlantic City, N.J., 1948

		National Committee on Food for Small Democracies, 1941

BOX I:215		National Economical and Social Planning Association, 1939-1942

		Neutrality, 1939-1940

BOX I:216		Norges Bank, 1939-1943

		Norwegian legation, 1941-1943

		Postwar planning, 1942-1943

BOX I:217		Postwar studies, 1940-1942

		Refugees, 1937-1943

BOX I:218		Research material for Thomas Cooley lectures, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich., 1927-1955 See also Container I:209, Cooley, Thomas, lectures

		Spanish embargo, 1937-1939

		The Altmark, 1940

		United States and war

			1941-1942

BOX I:219			1935-1941

		United States neutrality policy, 1934-1942

		War Department, 1944-1945

		Willkie, Wendell L., presidential campaign, 1940

		World brotherhood, 1958
			(2 folders)
BOX I:220			(8 folders)

		World Federalists, 1949

		Yale University, New Haven, Conn., lectures, 1956

		Yale University Press

BOX I:221-254	Part I: Elihu Root Material, 1600-1938
		Material collected by Jessup for use in writing a biography of Elihu Root.
		Arranged into four categories: Elihu Root files, letters about Root, general correspondence about Root, and Elihu Root papers.

BOX I:221-226		Elihu Root file

			Early and general, ca. 1600-1938

BOX I:227			War Department, 1899-1904
				(18 folders)
BOX I:228				(16 folders)
BOX I:229				(14 folders)
BOX I:230				(8 folders)

			Interim, 1904-1905

BOX I:231-234			Secretary of state, 1905-1909

BOX I:235-238			Senate, 1909-1915

BOX I:239-243			Post-1916, 1919-1937

BOX I:244			Conversations with Elihu Root
				(17 folders)
BOX I:245				(6 folders)

			Correspondence between Jessup and Elihu Root

			Biographical sketches

			Chronology
				(2 folders)
BOX I:246				(1 folder)

			Obituaries

			Bibliography
				(11 folders)
BOX I:247				(5 folders)

			Manuscript (incomplete) of Elihu Root (1938)

			Illustrations

			Reviews

			Index of Elihu Root files

			Article “Elihu Root,” by Jessup

			Financial

			Miscellany

BOX I:248		Letters about Elihu Root

BOX I:249		General correspondence for biography of Elihu Root

			A-G

BOX I:250			H-P

BOX I:251			P-Y

BOX I:252-254		Elihu Root papers

BOX I:255-259	Part I: Articles and Books, 1922-1957, n.d.
		Handwritten, typewritten, and printed copies and drafts of articles, books, book reviews, and editorials.
		Arranged alphabetically by type of material and chronologically therein, except for the books which are arranged alphabetically by title.

BOX I:255		Articles, book reviews, editorials

			“American Diplomacy Between Two Wars, 1920-1929,” 1942

			General

				1922-1935

BOX I:256				1935-1940

BOX I:257				1941-1952, n.d.

			Lists, 1925-1945

BOX I:258-259		Books

			International Regulation of Economic and Social Questions (1955)

			A Modern Law of Nations (1948)

			“Parliamentary Diplomacy,” in Hague. Academy of International Law, vol. 89 (1957)

			Transnational Law (1956)

BOX I:260-270	Part I: Speech File, 1932-1957, n.d.
		Handwritten, typewritten, and printed copies and drafts of speeches, with related correspondence and other material.
		Arranged chronologically by date of speech.

BOX I:260		Correspondence

			1943-1949
				(12 folders)

			1950

				Jan.-June
					(5 folders)

BOX I:261				June-Dec.
					(4 folders)

			1951-1952
				(9 folders)

BOX I:262			1953-1957, n.d.
				(13 folders)

		Miscellany

BOX I:263		Speech rejections, 1948-1953
			(11 folders)

		Speeches

			1932-1939

			1943

				Apr.-July
					(4 folders)

BOX I:264				Aug.-Dec.
					(5 folders)

			1944-1945
				(3 folders)

			1948

				Jan.-Sept.
					(10 folders)

BOX I:265				Oct.-Dec.
					(3 folders)

			1949

				Jan.-May
					(14 folders)

BOX I:266				June-Oct.
					(14 folders)

BOX I:267				Nov.-Dec.
					(3 folders)

			1950

				Jan.-Sept.
					(11 folders)

BOX I:268				Oct.-Dec.
					(4 folders)

			1951

				Jan.-Aug.
					(11 folders)

BOX I:269				Sept.-Dec.
					(9 folders)

			1952

				Jan.-Feb.
					(4 folders)

BOX I:270				Apr.-Dec.
					(9 folders)

			Undated

BOX I:271-276	Part I: Miscellany, 1912-1956, n.d.
		Appointment books, biographical material, memoranda, printed matter, and other material.
		Arranged alphabetically by type of material and therein chronologically.

BOX I:271-272		Appointment books

			1929-1953

BOX I:273			1955-1956

		Biographical

			Jessup, Philip C., legal education, 1920-1924

			General

			Sketches

BOX I:274		General

		Memorabilia

BOX I:275		Memoranda

		Newspaper clippings

		Passports

BOX I:276		Printed matter, 1912-1955, n.d.

BOX CL 1	Part I: Classified, 1950
		Government classified documents.
		Organized and described according to the series, boxes, and folders from which the items were removed.

BOX CL 1		Subject file

			State Department, 1950 (Container I:156)

BOX OV 1	Part I: Oversize, 1919-1958
		Oversize certificates and diplomas.
		Organized and described according to the series, boxes, and folders from which the items were removed.

BOX OV 1		Certificates and diplomas, 1919-1958

BOX II:1-2	Part II: Family Papers, 1917-1972, n.d.
		Correspondence, a diary, notes, and letters written by Philip C. and Lois Walcott Kellogg Jessup from abroad and edited for publication.
		Arranged chronologically.

BOX II:1		Family letters edited by Lois Walcott Kellogg Jessup

			“A Summer in Europe,” letters of Philip C. Jessup, 1928

			Latin America, 1941

			Letters from Lisbon, Portugal, and Madrid, Spain, Nov. 1942-Jan. 1943, with notes and diary

			France for American Friends Service Committee, Dec. 1945-Feb. 1946

			United Nations General Assembly, Paris, France, 1948; Council of Foreign Ministers, Paris, France, May-June 1949

			At Large With My Ambassador; Notes from the Diplomatic Sidelines, Sept. 1948-June 1949

			Around the World, 1949-1950

			Letters from Paris, France, and England, United Nations General Assembly, 1951

BOX II:2			Letters from Norway, 1953; Hawaii, 1954; Poland, 1965; Morocco, 1965-1966

			Europe and Middle East, sabbatical, 1956
				(2 folders)

			West Africa, 1960

			Family letters, 1960-1961

			Africa, 1963

			Holland and Belgium, 1964-1966

		Family correspondence, 1917-1919, 1927-1972, n.d.
			(4 folders)

BOX II:3-15	Part II: General Correspondence, 1915-1974, n.d.
		Letters received and copies of letters sent with attachments.
		Arranged alphabetically by name of person or organization, topic, or type of material and therein chronologically.

BOX II:3		“A” miscellaneous
			(3 folders)

		Acheson, Dean
			(2 folders)

		American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Cambridge, Mass.

		American Foreign Law Association

		American Friends Service Committee

BOX II:4		American Fund for Free Jurists, New York, N.Y.

		American Journal of International Law

		American Law Institute, Philadelphia, Pa.

		American Philosophical Society

		American Political Science Review

		Archon Books

		Asia Foundation

		“B” miscellaneous
			(3 folders)

BOX II:5		Barrett, Edward W.

		Barros, James

		Baxter, Richard

		Bishop, William W. (1906- )

		Bloomfield, Lincoln P.

		Bowles, Chester

		Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C.

		Bunche, Ralph J.

		“C” miscellaneous
			(4 folders)

BOX II:6		Cambridge University Press

		Castberg, Frede

		Chacko, Chirakaikaran Joseph

		Charles Ashmun, Inc.

		Colgate University, Hamilton, N.Y., Foreign Policy Conference

		Collier-Macmillan

		Commager, Henry Steele

		Commission to Study the Organization of Peace

		Connecticut Bar Association, Hartford, Conn.

		Cordier, Andrew W.

		Corry, Andrew V.

		Cosford, Edwin J.

		Cowles, Willard B.

		“D” miscellaneous
			(2 folders)

		Deák, Francis

		Dillard, Hardy Cross

BOX II:7		“E” miscellaneous

		Edson, Jean S. (Mrs. Andrew W. Slater)

		Encyclopedia Britannica

		“F” miscellaneous
			(2 folders)

		Finkelstein, Lawrence

		Fitzmaurice, Sir Gerald

		Foreign Policy Association

		Foreign Service Institute, Washington, D.C.

		Forkner, Claude E.

		Frankfurter, Felix

		Freeman, Alwyn V.

		Friedmann, Wolfgang Gaston

BOX II:8		“G” miscellaneous
			(4 folders)

		Gilchrist, Huntington

		Gros, André

		Guggenheim, Paul

		“Ha” miscellaneous

BOX II:9		“He-Hu” miscellaneous
			(2 folders)

		Hambro, Edvard Isak

		Hammarskjold, Dag

		Harriman, W. Averell

		Henkins, Louis

		Hewes, James E., Jr.

		Hoyt, Edwin C.

		Hyde, James Nevins

		“I-J” miscellaneous
			(2 folders)

BOX II:10		Jenks, C. Wilfred

		Jessup, Frank W.

		“K” miscellaneous
			(2 folders)

		Kennan, George Frost

		Khan, Sir Muhammed Zafrulla

		King, Coretta Scott

		Koessler, Maximilian

		“L”
			(3 folders)

		Lande, Adolf

		Lauterpacht, Sir Hersch

BOX II:11		“M” miscellaneous
			(3 folders)

		MacChesney, Brunson

		Macmillan Publishing Co.

		Martin, Charles E.

		Mbanefo, Sir Louis

		McClure, Wallace

		McDougal, Myres S.

		McNair, Lord Arnold Duncan McNair

		Murray, Pauli

		“N” miscellaneous
			(2 folders)

		Nitze, Paul

BOX II:12		“O” miscellaneous

		Oceana Publications

		Olmstead, Cecil J.

		“P” miscellaneous
			(3 folders)

		Pearson, Lester B.

		Political Science Quarterly

		Pollak, Louis H.

		President's Commission on National Goals

		“R” miscellaneous
			(2 folders)

BOX II:13		Ray, George W.

		Red Cross

		Rosenberg, James N.

		Rostow, Eugene V.

		Rusk, Dean

		“S” miscellaneous
			(5 folders)

BOX II:14		Seligman, Eustace

		Sloan, Blaine

		Smedley, Frederic C.

		Snyder, Richard C.

		Sommerich, Otto C.

		Spender, Percy

		State Department

		Stein, Eric

		Stephens, Waldo

		“T” miscellaneous
			(2 folders)

		Tanaka, Kotaro

		Taubenfeld, Howard

		Truman, Harry S.

		“U” miscellaneous

		Unidentified

BOX II:15		“V” miscellaneous

		Virginia Journal of International Law

		Virginia Quarterly Review

		“W” miscellaneous
			(3 folders)

		“Y” miscellaneous

		Yost, Charles Woodruff

		“Z” miscellaneous

BOX II:16-37	Part II: Subject File, 1933-1976, n.d.
		Correspondence, memoranda, reports, and printed matter.
		Arranged alphabetically by name of person or organization, topic, or type of material and therein chronologically.

BOX II:16		Academia Mexicana de Derecho International, Villa Obregón, Mexico

		Acheson, Dean

		Africa

			1960 trip
				(2 folders)

			1963 trip

				General planning material

				Correspondence with Edvard Isak Hambro

				Egypt and Tunisia

				Ghana

				Ivory Coast

				Kenya

				Morocco

				Nigeria

				Senegal

				Sudan

				Tanganyika

				Uganda

		American International Law Cases (Francis Deák)

BOX II:17		American Society of International Law

			General, 1956-1976
				(3 folders)

			Manley Ottmer Hudson Medal

			Panel on the International Court
				(1 folder)
BOX II:18				(1 folder)

		Antarctic treaty

		Asian lecture trip, 1960-1961

			General correspondence and accounts

			Memoranda and observations

			Ceylon

			India

			Indian School of International Studies, New Delhi, India

			Iraq

			Middle Eastern cities

			Nepal

			West Pakistan

		Austin, Warren

BOX II:19		Azkoul, Karim

		Barr-Kumarakulasinghe, Prabha S.

		Briggs, Herbert W.

		Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

			General, 1954-1974
				(4 folders)

			Report to the trustees by Jessup, 1970

		Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, Santa Barbara, Calif.

		Century Association

BOX II:20		Colby College, Waterville, Maine

		Columbia University, New York, N.Y.

			Ad Hoc Committee on Appointment of Charles F. Mullett

			Advisory Committee of the Faculties

			Committee on Instruction

			Department of Philosophy Committee

			General correspondence, 1949-1974
				(2 folders)

			Institute for Defense Analysis

			Law journals and societies

			Office correspondence

			Oral History Research Office

			School of International Affairs

			School of Journalism lectures

BOX II:21			Student file, A-Z
				(4 folders)

		Columbia University FORUM

		Columbia University Press

BOX II:22		Conference on Law of the Sea, 1970-1975, n.d.
			(6 folders)

BOX II:23		Cosmos Club, Washington, D.C.

		Council of Europe

		Council on Foreign Relations, Columbia University, New York, N.Y.

			General, 1954-1975
				(2 folders)

			Study Group on Law and Politics

				Reports

				Working papers, nos. 1-2 and 3-5

BOX II:24		Court of Man

		Cuba, analysis of United States export trade

			Correspondence, 1933-1934
				(5 folders)

			Memoranda

BOX II:25		Democratic National Committee Advisory Council

			1957-1959
				(5 folders)

BOX II:26			1959-1960, n.d.
				(3 folders)

		European Coal and Steel Community

		Findlay, Robert

		Ford Foundation

		Fradkin, Elvira

		Freeman, Alwyn V.

		Fund for the Republic

		Garrison, Lloyd K.

		George C. Marshall Research Foundation

		Gjurgjevie, Theodore V.

		Greek political prisoners

		Hague Academy of International Law, Hague, Netherlands

			1956-1958

BOX II:27			1959-1974
				(3 folders)

		Hamilton College, Clinton, N.Y.

			General, 1956-1975
				(2 folders)

			Sigma Phi Society

			Special Committee of Board of Trustees on Root Art Center

BOX II:28		Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.

			Advisory Committee for the Draft Codification on Responsibility of States

			Center for International Affairs Visiting Committee

			General

		Hoyt, Edwin C.

		Hyder, Khurshid

		Institut De Droit International, Geneva, Switzerland See same container, Institute of International Law

		Institute for International Order, New York, N.Y.

		Institute of International Law, Geneva, Switzerland, 1954-1970
			(4 folders)

		Institute of Pacific Relations, New York, N.Y.

		Institute on Man and Science, New York, N.Y.

BOX II:29		International Court of Justice

			Correspondence, 1960-1974
				(4 folders)

			Information Bulletin

			Miscellany

BOX II:30			New York University, New York, N.Y., conference, 4 Apr. 1970

			Official correspondence during Jessup's service as court representative at the United Nations General Assembly
				(2 folders)

			Papers and reports relating to judges' salaries and pension scheme

			Permanent Commission on Conciliation between Chile and Norway

			Southwest Africa case

			Study Group on the International Court of Justice

			[United States] Committee for...Repeal of Self-Judging Reservation
				(1 folder)
BOX II:31				(2 folders)

		International Institute for the Unification of Private Law

		International Law Association

			American branch

			General

		International Law Fund

		International Organization

		Kennedy, John F., death of

		Koessler, Maximilian

		Langer, Robert

		Lauterpacht, Sir Hersch

BOX II:32		Members of Congress for Peace Through Law

		Middle East, cooperation in legal education with Columbia University, New York, N.Y., and University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich., law schools, 1954-1958, n.d.
			(5 folders)

		Morgan-Manhattan Storage and Warehouse Co.

		Moore, John Bassett, papers

		National Council of Churches of Christ

		Naval War College, Newport, R.I.

BOX II:33		New York City Bar Association, New York, N.Y.

			General

			International Law Committee

		Plattsburg, N.Y., State University College “Pathways to Peace” Program

		Princeton University, Princeton, N.J.

		Pollak, Louis H.

		Rand Corp.

		Rockefeller Foundation, 1956-1974
			(2 folders)

		Rothstein, David, book on the papers of John Marshall

		Rudzinski, Aleksander Witold

		Stason, Edwin B.

		Taubenfeld, Howard

		Truman, Harry S., Wake Island trip

BOX II:34		United Nations

			Conference on the Law of the Sea See Container II:22, same heading

			Memoranda and reports on Committee IV, judicial organization

			Miscellany

			Notes and memoranda, San Francisco conference, San Francisco, Calif., 1945

			Notes on meetings of Committee IV, 1945

			Reports of United States representatives, 1945-1947

			Shirley Hazzard articles

			United States Department of State Advisory Panel on International Law

				Immunities of foreign governments
					(1 folder)
BOX II:35					(2 folders)

				International Court of Justice

				War powers
					(2 folders)

		University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich.

		Vanderbilt Journal of Transactional Law

		Vietnam

			Debate with Father Daniel Lyons

			WNET (New York television station) and British Broadcasting Corp. program on Nuremberg principles

BOX II:36			Lawyers Committee on American Policy Toward Vietnam

				General, 1971-1973
					(3 folders)

				Jessup's letter to senators

				Printed matter
					(1 folder)
BOX II:37					(1 folder)

		Weissberg, Guent

		Wellesley College, Wellesley, Mass.

		William and Mary Law Review

		Wilson, Woodrow

		Wold, Terje

		Woodrow Wilson Foundation

		Yale University, New Haven, Conn.

		Zarras, John

BOX II:38-49	Part II: Speeches and Writings File, 1938-1974, n.d.
		Correspondence, speeches, speech drafts, notes and outlines, invitations, and handwritten and typewritten drafts of books, articles, book reviews, poems, reports, and research notes.
		Arranged by type of material and chronologically therein.

BOX II:38		Speeches

			1949, Oct. 19, welcome to Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru at dinner

			1952

				Dec. 8, Century dinner

				Dec. 15, “A Review of the Palestine Conciliation Commissioner's Work,” State Department Bulletin, vol. 27

			1953

				Mar. 21, “Reflections on the International Scene,” Columbia University, New York, N.Y., Dean's Day

				Oct. 14, Inter-Faith Group

				Oct. 15, India House

				Oct. 21, Princeton University, Princeton, N.J.

				Dec. 2, Town Hall Club

				“Intermediacy,” lecture no. 4

				“International Law in 1953 A.D.”

			1954

				Feb., New School for Social Research, New York, N.Y.

				Apr. 8, Wilmington Rotary

				July, Honolulu Press Association, Honolulu, Hawaii

				Nov. 5, “Can We Go It Alone?” Opinions Unlimited, Falls Village

				Young Democrats

			1956

				Nov. 1, “Adlai Stevenson Is the Author of the Plan To End the War in the Middle East”

				Foreign policy

			1957

				Mar. 1, “American Foreign Policy,” Wilmington Rotary

				Nov. 15, basic issues lecture, Columbia University, New York, N.Y.

			1958

				Feb. 27-Mar. 7, Thomas Cooley lectures, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich.

				May 15, West Brooklyn Independent Democrats

				June 11, Williamsburg, Va.

			1959

				Oct. 1, “The Function of International Law in International Relations,” Army War College

				“The International Opportunity,” Resources for the Future

			1960

				Jan. 27, “American Diplomacy, Form and Substance,” Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio

				Feb. 18, State Department Foreign Service Institute

				Apr. 4, Thirteenth Annual AIRC Conference, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.

				May 4, “An Uncertain Sound,” Conference Group of United States National Organizations on the United States, New York, N.Y.

				June 14, broadcast, CBS News, invitation to learning

				Nov. 29, “Modern Developments and Trends in International Law,” lecture, Helsinki, Finland

				Dec. 15, “International Law as Applied in the Courts,” Delhi University, Bombay, India, law faculty

			1961

				Jan. 3, Tunis

				Jan. 30, “International Law in the Courts,” Colombo, Ceylon

				Feb. 15, “Legal Problems of the UN,” Baghdad, Iraq

				Mar. 2, PACC

BOX II:39				Dec., “Why Is the UN Located Here?” Public School 8, Brooklyn, N.Y.

			1962, Oct. 5, American Association, Hague, Netherlands

			1963, Dec., Columbia University, New York, N.Y.

			1964, Feb. 19, Utrecht, Netherlands

			1965, Jan. 26, Columbia University, New York, N.Y., seminar on the problem of peace

			1966

				Dec. 17, “The Expedient Things,” University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich.

				Dec. 28, “The Educational Imperative,” AALS, Washington, D.C.

				Carnegie-Harvard Group, New York City Bar Association, New York, N.Y.

			1967

				June 19, Amsterdam-Leiden-Columbia session, Amsterdam, Netherlands

				Oct. 24, “Achievements and Prospects of the United Nations in the Maintenance of Peace,” Columbia University, New York, N.Y., seminar on the problem of peace

				Oct., Root-Jessup Council, Hamilton College, Clinton, N.Y.

				Oct., UNITAR

				Nov. 29, Binger-Cambridge

				Nov. 29, “Has Court a Role in Peace-Keeping?” Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University, Medford, Mass.

				New York City Bar Association, New York, N.Y.

			1968

				Mar. 18, “The International Judicial Process,” Chicago Bar Association, Chicago, Ill.

				June 13, American High School, Hague, Netherlands

				June 27, “Peaceful Change,” WOO Group

			1970

				Apr. 4, Judges' Conference on “The Future of the World Court”

				Apr 25, introduction of secretary of state at ASLI

				Sept. 29, “Concerning the Function and Role of the International Court of Justice,” University of Georgia School of Law, Athens, Ga.

				Oct. 1, School of Advanced International Studies

				Oct. 20, New Haven, Conn., Bar Association

				“The Administration of Justice,” International Joint Conference of the American Geographical Society and the American Division of the World Academy of Art and Science, New York, N.Y.

			1971

				Mar. 3, “Solving International Problems, the Roles of Friends, Foes, and Colleagues,” Council on Foreign Relations staff

				Mar. 15, Toronto, Canada

				Mar. 25, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.

				May 21-23, Institute on Man and Science, New York, N.Y.

				Oct. 22, Columbia University, New York, N.Y.

				Dec. 17, Litchfield Co. University Club

			1972

				Jan. 18, U Thant dinner

				Feb. 15, Council on Foreign Relations

				Apr. 12, Frank Tannenbaum lecture

				Apr., “The United Nations and the Rule of Law,” PMC and Potsdam Military

				May 8, New York City Bar Association, New York, N.Y.

				Aug. 23, session on environment, International Law Association, New York, N.Y.

			Undated

				“American Political Theory of Participation in UN”

				Cambridge lecture notes

				Executive Program, Business Administration, Arden House

				“International Law and International Organization”

				Michigan lecture

				“Pathways to Peace, the World Court's Potential for Peace”

				“Role of International Law in International Relations”

				Toastmaster's remarks

				“What Is Recognition?”

			Undated and untitled notes

BOX II:40		Speech invitations, 1955-1963

			A-R
				(6 folders)

BOX II:41			S-Y
				(2 folders)

		Books

			The Birth of Nations (1974)

				Draft
					(4 folders)

BOX II:42				Correspondence

				Miscellany

				Research data

					Chamizal dispute
						(2 folders)

					Council on Foreign Relations Study Group on Law and Politics
						(2 folders)
BOX II:43						(1 folder)

					Indonesia-Korea

					Israel

					Italian colonies

					Manchukuo

					Morocco

					Vietnam-Bao Dai

BOX II:44			Elihu Root (1938)

				Partial draft
					(2 folders)

			A Modern Law of Nations (1948)

				Book reviews

				Correspondence

				Draft
					(2 folders)

				Third draft

BOX II:45				Notes and corrections

				Research notes
					(5 folders)
BOX II:46					(6 folders)
BOX II:47					(4 folders)

				Old chapter on territorial control and jurisdiction

			A Modern Law of Nations, reprint (1968), correspondence and notes

BOX II:48			“Parliamentary Diplomacy” (1957)

			The Price of International Justice (Blaustein lectures), 1971

			Transnational Law (1956) (Storrs lectures)

				Correspondence

				Miscellany

				Reviews and notices

			Draft manuscript on United States foreign relations for Yale University Press
				(2 folders)

			1970-1971 writing project

				Correspondence

					General
						(1 folder)
BOX II:49						(1 folder)

					Harris, William R.

					State Department

				Miscellany

		Articles, 1960-1968, n.d.
			(8 folders)

		Other writings

			Book reviews

			Letters to the editor

			Miscellaneous notes

			Poems

			Reports and memoranda on Central America and international guarantees of democratic government

BOX II:50-71	Part II: Legal File, 1927-1976, n.d.
		Briefs, correspondence, documents, memoranda, notes, opinions, and printed and near-print material.
		Arranged alphabetically by case name or subject, with most of the files further arranged by type of material.

BOX II:50		Barcelona Traction, Light & Power Co., opinion by Jessup

		California case

		Cambodia v. Thailand (“Temple of Phra Viharn”)

			Correspondence
				(2 folders)

			Documents
				(4 folders)
BOX II:51				(2 folders)

			Memoranda and notes

		Coty case

			Background papers

			Correspondence

			Opinion

			Working papers

		German alien property case

			Background papers

BOX II:52			Correspondence

			Opinion by Jessup

			Miscellany

			Research notes

		Guatemala case

			Correspondence

			Opinion, drafts, and other papers

BOX II:53		Interhandel case (Switzerland v. United States)

			Correspondence

			Documents

				Switzerland
					(2 folders)

				United States

			Miscellany

			Oral proceedings

		Jessup, Philip C.

			Application for admission to bar

			Memorandum relating to export duties

			Miscellaneous contracts

		Kellogg, Frederick Sheffield, estate of

		Michael v. Rumania

BOX II:54		Navios Corp. case

			Background papers
				(3 folders)

			Briefs

			Correspondence

			Documents

BOX II:55			Miscellany

			Outline of expert testimony

			Research notes

		Nicaraguan case (Honduras v. Nicaragua)

			Correspondence, 1957-1961
				(3 folders)

			Documents
				(1 folder)
BOX II:56-57				(9 folders)
BOX II:58				(2 folders)

			Documents not needed
				(4 folders)
BOX II:59				(1 folder)

			Fact file

			Memoranda

			Miscellany

			Notes by Jessup on arguments before International Court of Justice

			Reports of judgments, advisory opinions, and orders, International Court of Justice

			Testimony of Jessup before International Court of Justice

			Treaty points

BOX II:60			Verbatim record, International Court of Justice, Oct. 1960
				(2 folders)

		Nuclear tests case (Australia v. France)

			Application by Fiji to intervene

			Australian High Commissioner file

			Background papers
				(2 folders)

			Brief to advise