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King & Queen: June 1938-June 1939 Index

• Correspondence, telegrams, memorandums dated between August 25, 1938 and June 15, 1939.
• Correspondents include: FDR, E.R., King George, Sumner Welles, W.L. Mackenzie King, Rev. Frank R. Wilson, Rt. Rev. George Tucker, Nicholas Roosevelt.
• Topics: Details of King and Queen of England's visit to Canada, summer 1939; invitation by FDR to King and Queen to visit United States [Washington/Hyde
• Park];
• "Recommendations of personal needs of King and Queen";
• guest lists-dinners for King & Queen;
• correspondence pertaining to Sunday service at St. James Church, Hyde Park;
• itineraries of King and Queen on their visit to Canada and U.S.;
• lists of members of Royal Party;
• program of "American Music" performed at the White House--Royal visit;
• details of visit to Hyde Park;
• "Itinerary of The Visit of Their Britannic Majesties to the United States".

• Correspondence, telegrams, memoranda.
• Correspondents: FDR, Eleanor Roosevelt, Mackenzie King, King George, Queen Elizabeth, G. Summerlin, Sumner Welles, Rev. Frank R. Wilson, Lady Nunburnholme.
• Topics: Correspondence from Mackenzie King to FDR re: King and Queen=s visit to U.S.;
• gift from King and Queen to St. James Church, Hyde Park;
• FDR appointment of governmental committee to make study of stock of food and clothing for people of Great Britain;
• correspondence from King and Queen to FDR about concerns of human conditions in Europe at end of war--asking for an international organization to be set-up;
• personal letters from Queen Elizabeth to Eleanor Roosevelt regarding the war;
• King George requesting use of destroyers;
• King George responding to U.S. aid [munitions] in Mediterranean;
• comments from King George on combined efforts of U.S. and Great Britain in holding back Japan=s continued efforts to attack British territories.

• Correspondence between 1939-1940

• Correspondence between 1939-1940

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• Correspondence, telegrams, cables, photo, Christmas card
• Correspondents: FDR, Arthur Murray, Faith Murray
• Topics: Personal correspondence, letters involving the Prime Minister, the military situation, and the Murrays' trip to the United States

• Correspondence, telegrams, cables
• Correspondents: FDR, Arthur Murray, Faith Murray
• Topics: Personal correspondence, letters involving the Prime Minister, the
• military situation, and the Murrays' trip to the United States

• Correspondence; memorandums.
• Correspondents: FDR; William Phillips; William J. Donovan.
• Topics: Information on Nazis and Hitler: Military problems arising from capture of Stalingrad; dismissal of German Chief of Staff Halder;
• bomber services from Luftwaffe; Mussolini requests help from Hitler/Germany re: Africa; Franco/Spain: Realization Germany will not win over Russia;
• disappearance of German Facist Government.
• Eleanor Roosevelt's visit to England; William Phillips assignment in Delhi;
• political and religious divisions throughout India.

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