Box 139
Contains 6 Results:
Arthur F. Burns, 1969-1977
Correspondence with Arthur F. Burns and David M. Kennedy, both of whom served as chairman of the Federal Reserve Board; William McChesney Martin, Secretary of the Treasury; and Mitchell Melich, a solicitor for the Department of the Interior. These materials also include documents related to the Roosevelt Library and other Roosevelt memorials.
David M. Kennedy, 1965-1975
Correspondence with Arthur F. Burns and David M. Kennedy, both of whom served as chairman of the Federal Reserve Board; William McChesney Martin, Secretary of the Treasury; and Mitchell Melich, a solicitor for the Department of the Interior. These materials also include documents related to the Roosevelt Library and other Roosevelt memorials.
William McChesney Martin, 1964-1974
Correspondence with Arthur F. Burns and David M. Kennedy, both of whom served as chairman of the Federal Reserve Board; William McChesney Martin, Secretary of the Treasury; and Mitchell Melich, a solicitor for the Department of the Interior. These materials also include documents related to the Roosevelt Library and other Roosevelt memorials.
Mitchell Melich, 1962-1973
Correspondence with Arthur F. Burns and David M. Kennedy, both of whom served as chairman of the Federal Reserve Board; William McChesney Martin, Secretary of the Treasury; and Mitchell Melich, a solicitor for the Department of the Interior. These materials also include documents related to the Roosevelt Library and other Roosevelt memorials.
Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, 1939
Correspondence with Arthur F. Burns and David M. Kennedy, both of whom served as chairman of the Federal Reserve Board; William McChesney Martin, Secretary of the Treasury; and Mitchell Melich, a solicitor for the Department of the Interior. These materials also include documents related to the Roosevelt Library and other Roosevelt memorials.
Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorials, 1947-1977
Correspondence with Arthur F. Burns and David M. Kennedy, both of whom served as chairman of the Federal Reserve Board; William McChesney Martin, Secretary of the Treasury; and Mitchell Melich, a solicitor for the Department of the Interior. These materials also include documents related to the Roosevelt Library and other Roosevelt memorials.