Box 1
Contains 48 Results:
The Road to an Expanding World Trade, July 13, 1946
The collection consists primarily of manuscripts and printed speeches given by William Lockhart Clayton between 1926 and 1958. Additionally, it contains correspondence and three issues of ACCO magazine.
Untitled speech on World War II, July 15, 1946
The collection consists primarily of manuscripts and printed speeches given by William Lockhart Clayton between 1926 and 1958. Additionally, it contains correspondence and three issues of ACCO magazine.
Address to the Paris Peace Conference, August 3, 1946
The collection consists primarily of manuscripts and printed speeches given by William Lockhart Clayton between 1926 and 1958. Additionally, it contains correspondence and three issues of ACCO magazine.
Recording on Importance to U.S. of U.N. from Economic Standpoint, October 4, 1946
The collection consists primarily of manuscripts and printed speeches given by William Lockhart Clayton between 1926 and 1958. Additionally, it contains correspondence and three issues of ACCO magazine.
What Part Does World Trade Play in Our Foreign Policy?, October 19, 1946
The collection consists primarily of manuscripts and printed speeches given by William Lockhart Clayton between 1926 and 1958. Additionally, it contains correspondence and three issues of ACCO magazine.
Address to the United Maritime Consultative Council, Second Session, October 24, 1946
The collection consists primarily of manuscripts and printed speeches given by William Lockhart Clayton between 1926 and 1958. Additionally, it contains correspondence and three issues of ACCO magazine.
Address before the World Trade dinner, thirty-third National Foreign Trade Convention, Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New York City, November 13, 1946
The collection consists primarily of manuscripts and printed speeches given by William Lockhart Clayton between 1926 and 1958. Additionally, it contains correspondence and three issues of ACCO magazine.
Statement on post UNRRA Relief before the Foreign Affairs Committee of the houst of Representatives, February 25, 1947
The collection consists primarily of manuscripts and printed speeches given by William Lockhart Clayton between 1926 and 1958. Additionally, it contains correspondence and three issues of ACCO magazine.
Statement before the House Foreign Affairs Committee, March 24, 1947
The collection consists primarily of manuscripts and printed speeches given by William Lockhart Clayton between 1926 and 1958. Additionally, it contains correspondence and three issues of ACCO magazine.
Statement before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, May 4, 1949
The collection consists primarily of manuscripts and printed speeches given by William Lockhart Clayton between 1926 and 1958. Additionally, it contains correspondence and three issues of ACCO magazine.
Copy of memorandum on the North Atlantic Treaty, October 21, 1949
The collection consists primarily of manuscripts and printed speeches given by William Lockhart Clayton between 1926 and 1958. Additionally, it contains correspondence and three issues of ACCO magazine.
Atlantic Union - The Road to Peace in an Atomic World, December 16, 1949
The collection consists primarily of manuscripts and printed speeches given by William Lockhart Clayton between 1926 and 1958. Additionally, it contains correspondence and three issues of ACCO magazine.
Speech Before City Council, Houston, January 1950
The collection consists primarily of manuscripts and printed speeches given by William Lockhart Clayton between 1926 and 1958. Additionally, it contains correspondence and three issues of ACCO magazine.
"What Atlantic Union Means to you and to me", January 17, 1950
The collection consists primarily of manuscripts and printed speeches given by William Lockhart Clayton between 1926 and 1958. Additionally, it contains correspondence and three issues of ACCO magazine.
International Christian University in Japan Luncheon, Houston, Texas, April 25, 1950
The collection consists primarily of manuscripts and printed speeches given by William Lockhart Clayton between 1926 and 1958. Additionally, it contains correspondence and three issues of ACCO magazine.