Box 25

Substantial correspondence between Konvitz and J.B. Matthews (New York City) (1953) on the alleged involvement of Professor Horace Kallen with Communist organizations. Also literary and personal correspondence.

Substantial amount of correspondence with Representative Matthew F. McHugh relative to his thoughts on Israel situation, his election, and legislation

Substantial amount of correspondence with Representative Matthew F. McHugh relative to his thoughts on Israel situation, his election, and legislation

Personal correspondence regarding Horace Kallen and plans honoring Kallen's retirement; plans for Kallen's birthday parties; editing of Kallen's book by Marrow; appeals for special H. Kallen Fund at the New School and other personal

Letters of congratulation from Doctor Konvitz; three page letter from Konvitz refreshing Thurgood's recollection about Konvitz's Liberian Codification Project before he leaves to make a speech at the inauguration of President Tubman in Liberia

Literary, legal, and personal correspondence; copies of 1949 and 1950 minutes of the american Jewish Congress Commission on Law and Social Action; January 26, 1948 letter asking Konvitz if he knows whether the War Department has been pushing Nazi scientists into American Universities, including Cornell University, and Doctor Konvitz's reply.

Copies of memorandums on McPhelin and tenure; six page memorandum to the Committee on Academic Freedom and Tenure from Professor Richard I. Hofferbert on the present state of academic freedom at Cornell.

Konvitz, Chairman, Committee on Scholarships and Fellowships. Includes correspondence, reports of the Committee, scattered minutes of Planning Committee.