L (general) 1929-42

Correspondence includes discussion of low-cost housing (7pp) forwarded by Bruno Lasker; S.C Lamport's (President, The Lamport Export Company) address before the Export Managers Club, "The Russian Market" (7pp); Seymour B. Liebman's (attorney) efforts to ensure Joseph C. Baldwin's (Republican, New York State Senator) defeat in the '36 senatorial election; letters suggesting Charles D. Schwartz (attorney) be appointed to a Federal judgeship in Illinois; Arthur M. Lamport's (A.M. Lamport & Company Investment Bonds) radio address "Taylor, Sloan and Lewis (Taxes)" (8pp); the Honorary Committee to welcome Lotte Lehmann (operatic singer) to the United States; the discharge and reinstatement of William Davis at American Viscose Corporation (Lewistown, Penn.); James L. Kilgallen's (staff correspondent, International News Service) report on AFL, CIO conflict, as well as a discussion of Hillman's relationships with President Roosevelt and John L. Lewis.