McCloy papers, series 2-6, 1916-1986.

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McCloy papers, series 2-6, 1916-1986.

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Diaries, scrapbooks, speeches, awards and photographs documenting McCloy's career. Series 2 includes diaries documenting McCloy's activities as Assistant Secretary of War (1941-1945), president of the World Bank (1949), High Commissioner of Germany (1949), Chairman of Chase Manhattan Bank (1953-1958) and President Kennedy's adviser on disarmament (1961). Scrapbooks in series 3 chiefly document these and other of McCloy's public positions. Speeches in series 4 also include lectures, Congressional testimony, broadcast interviews, oral history, and a few published articles on a variety of subjects. Series 6 includes portraits of McCloy and others, and official government photographs from the War Department and HICOG years, but few family or personal photographs.

49 boxes (23.5 linear ft.)

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Amherst College. Library

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Amherst College. Library

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