Collection inventory

Summary
Creator:	Andrews, Paul Shipman.
Title:	Paul Shipman Andrews Papers
Dates:	1882-1967
Size:	28 boxes (15.25 linear feet)
Abstract:	Contains personal and professional papers created and collected by Paul Shipman Andrews over the course of his life.
Language:	English, French, Italian, Danish, and German
Repository:	University Archives, Special Collections Research Center Syracuse University Libraries 222 Waverly Ave., Suite 600 Syracuse, NY 13244-2010 https://library.syracuse.edu/special-collections-research-center/university-archives

Biography

Paul Shipman Andrews (1887-1967) was appointed the third dean of the College of Law at Syracuse University in 1927. He also was an attorney and legal counsel in various capacities throughout his life, including as Onondaga County Attorney and as a partner at Andrews, McBride, Abend, and Pomeroy.

Andrews came from a line of prominent family members: his grandfather, Charles W. Andrews, was one of the founders of Syracuse University's College of Law, as well as the Mayor of Syracuse, New York from 1861 to 1862; his father, William Shankland Andrews, became a justice of both the New York State Supreme Court and the New York State Court of Appeals; and his mother was Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews, an American writer best known for her short story about President Abraham Lincoln, "The Perfect Tribute." Paul Shipman Andrews was married twice in his life: first to Hannah Sargent Sessions Andrews (1888-1961) in 1917, and then to Elizabeth Peterson Andrews (1908-2001) in 1963.

Upon completing his undergraduate studies at Yale College in 1909, Andrews went on to earn a law degree from Columbia University Law School in 1912. While working as an attorney for Onondaga County in 1916, he became a part-time instructor at Syracuse University. He held this position until his appointment as dean in 1927. During his period in office, Andrews introduced the use of the casebook method, as well as the moot court system. He also implemented stricter admissions requirements to the College of Law and replaced much of the faculty, which had up to that point mostly consisted of part-time local practicing lawyers, with qualified professionals experienced in legal education.

In 1917, Andrews volunteered for Army service in World War I and was commissioned as a Captain. He became the operations officer of the 151st Field Artillery Brigade in France. Taking a brief leave of absence from his position as dean, Andrews would serve again in World War II. He earned a promotion to Lieutenant Colonel and was hired as director of liaison at the School of Military Government at Charlottesville, Virginia in 1942. From 1943 to 1946, he would serve overseas in North Africa and Italy. During this time, he was assigned Provincial Commissioner of the province of Aquila in Italy, where he organized large-scale donation drives to bring relief to devastated areas. Andrews was awarded the Gold Medal of the Italian Red Cross for his efforts and made an honorary citizen of the city of Ancona.

After retiring from his position as dean in 1952, Andrews spent a year working in the Pentagon as a Special Consultant in the Office of the Secretary of Defense. From this position, he produced a paper titled “The Cost of War and the Price of Peace,” which outlined his research into what steps would need to be taken and what criteria would need to be met in order to obtain a lasting world peace.

World peace was something Andrews strongly supported. He was passionate about his work with and for the United World Federalists (UWF), for which he served as chairman for the New York State branch. He was also chairman of several of the international congresses of the World Association of World Federalists (WAWF). These organizations work in partnership with the United Nations and multiple international and regional governments and institutions around the globe with the goal of realizing global peace and justice through the development of democracy and international law. The last eight to ten years of Andrews' life was dedicated to a series of proposals titled “Neutrals for Peace,” as well as a comprehensive plan for establishing world peace, which became known as “The Great Proposal.” He presented this proposal to a number of world officials, including heads of state, royalty, and even the Pope.

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Scope and Content Note

The Paul Shipman Andrews Papers include correspondence, organizational materials, diaries, writings, photographs, research, and legal files from 1882 to 1967. The collection largely covers Paul Shipman Andrews' adult life, including personal and professional items either authored or collected by Andrews over the course of his lifetime. This collection is divided into the following series: Awards, Correspondence, Diaries and memoirs, General Hospital of Syracuse, Legal files, Photographs, Research, Travel, United World Federalists, World Association of World Federalists, and Writings.

The Awards series consists of two awards bestowed on Paul Shipman Andrews from Syracuse University: a Special Honor Award in recognition of the twenty-fifth anniversary of his position as dean, and an honorary doctorate degree in law.

Correspondence contains Paul Shipman Andrews' personal and professional correspondence from 1929 to 1967. A large portion of the correspondence pertains to Andrews' travels and his work on his peace proposals. He traveled extensively for his work after retiring from his position as dean at Syracuse University and often needed to correspond with leaders in other countries to plan his trips and arrange meetings, such as corresponding with the Vatican to arrange a meeting with Pope Paul IV. As such, many of his letters also pertain to his work on world peace and world federalism, which was the topic of many of his meetings. A large section also consists of professional correspondence sent to and from Andrews throughout his career, including his work as an attorney and as chairman of the New York Branch of the United World Federalists.

The Diaries and memoirs series is made up of reproductions of those kept by Paul Shipman Andrews while in school and while serving in the army. One journal which Andrews had published can be found within the Writings series.

General Hospital of Syracuse includes correspondence and reports collected by Paul Shipman Andrews from 1939 to 1941 while serving as President of the Hospital Board and as a member of the Board of Trustees at the General Hospital of Syracuse.

The Legal files series contains correspondence and case files that span Paul Shipman Andrews’ career as a lawyer. Andrews served as attorney for a variety of cases, including fighting for compensation for George B. Marx, a mechanic who claimed to have not been fully paid for a line of tank trucks he manufactured for the United States Army; defending a man in a motor vehicle accident; and fulfilling his duties as an executor of estates.

The Photographs series consists of both photographs of Paul Shipman Andrews and autographed photographs of notable figures, such as Calvin Coolidge, William Howard Taft, Herbert Hoover, and a selection of United States Supreme Court Justices.

The bulk of the Research series covers Paul Shipman Andrews' work on world federalism, "Neutrals for Peace," and "The Great Proposal."

Travel includes correspondence, reports, and personal research pertaining to the travels of Paul Shipman Andrews, in particular a long expedition to Africa with his wife Elizabeth in 1966.

The United World Federalists (UWF) series consists organizational materials, reports and correspondence from Paul Shipman Andrews while in his position as Chairman of the New York State Branch of the UWF.

The World Association of World Federalists (WAWF) series includes meeting materials, minutes, publications, and reports. Meeting materials contain handouts and meeting minutes Paul Shipman Andrews collected from conferences or congresses held by the WAWF. Publications include pamphlets, manuals, and items written by Andrews for the organization. The reports include organizational documents, such as statements of position, financial reports, memoranda, and news reports.

The Writings series comprises works written by Paul Shipman Andrews and his family and is divided into the following subseries: Articles and books; Biographical file; Family writings; Reports; and Speeches. The Articles and books include published writings authored by Paul Shipman Andrews. The Biographical file contains personal information about Andrews. Family writings consist of items written by Andrews' family, including legal books written by his father, William Shankland Andrews. Of special interest is a copy of "A Perfect Tribute," a popular short story written by his mother, Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews. Reports contain documents written by Andrews that were self-published or personally distributed. The items under Speeches span Andrews' career, including speeches given to the student body at Syracuse University.

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Alternative Formats

Selected speeches and correspondence from this collection have been microfilmed. The microfilm reel is housed within the Writings series. Please contact the archivist for further information.

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Restrictions

Access Restrictions

Please note that the collection is housed off-site, and advance notice is required to allow time to have the materials brought to the Reading Room on campus.

Use Restrictions

Written permission must be obtained from the Syracuse University Archives and all relevant rights holders before publishing quotations, excerpts or images from any materials in this collection.

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Related Material

Clippings pertaining to Paul Shipman Andrews were separated and added to his file within the Clippings Collection.

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Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

Preferred citation for this material is as follows:

Paul Shipman Andrews Papers,
University Archives,
Special Collections Research Center
Syracuse University Libraries

Acquisition Information

Paul Shipman Andrews and his wife Elizabeth donated the bulk of this collection to the Syracuse University Library's Manuscripts Department between 1967 and 1969. The collection was later transferred from the Manuscripts Department to the Syracuse University Archives in 1971. One box of legal files was donated by David Andrews in 2015.

Processing Information

This collection has been processed and its materials have been placed in acid-free folders and boxes. Items within binders were removed and placed in acid-free folders.

Finding Aid Information

Created by: Kristin McAvoy and Meg Mason
Date: 2017
Revision history:

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Arrangement

Files are arranged alphabetically within series and subseries, except for the Diaries and memoirs series, which is arranged chronologically.

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Inventory

	Awards
Oversize 1		Special Honor Award for twenty-fifth anniversary as dean 1952
Oversize 1		Honorary doctorate degree in law 1954

	Correspondence
Box 1		A 1933-1966
Box 1		Asia Conference 1952-1953
Box 1		Australia 1960
Box 1		Austria 1959-1967
Box 1		Ba-Bl 1934-1967
Box 1		Barnum, Cyrus P. 1957-1967
Box 1		Belgium 1953-1963
Box 1		Bo-Br 1934-1967
Box 1		Boys' Club 1952-1966
Box 1		Bu-By 1933-1967
Box 1		Ca-Col 1930-1966
Box 2		Canada 1931-1966
Box 2		Clark, Grenville 1951-1967
Box 2		Columbia 1963-1964
Box 2		Com-Cu 1933-1966
Box 2		D 1937-1966
Box 2		Denmark 1960-1967
Box 2		Dumont, Josef 1936-1939
Box 2		E 1933-1967
Box 2		England A-L 1942-1967
Box 3		England M-N 1952-1966
Box 3		England P-Z 1952-1966
Box 3		F 1929-1967
Box 3		Finland 1960-1961
Box 3		First Trust and Deposit Co. 1964
Box 3		Florida 1966-1967
Box 3		Form letter - inquiries from students 1964
Box 3		France A-F 1958-1967
Box 3		France G-W 1952-1966
Box 3		Fund raising - Neutrals for Peace 1951-1962 (2 folders)
Box 4		G 1929-1966
Box 4		Germany 1953-1966
Box 4		Great Proposal 1951-1953
Box 4		Ha-He 1933-1967
Box 4		Haiti 1960
Box 4		Hi-Hu 1932-1967
Box 4		I 1957-1960
Box 4		India 1962-1967
Box 4		Ireland 1960-1964
Box 4		Italy 1951-1966
Box 4		J 1942-1967
Box 4		Japan 1960-1964
Box 5		K 1951-1966
Box 5		Korea 1960-1962
Box 5		L 1933-1967
Box 5		Lebanon 1958
Box 5		Lord Halifax 1941-1942
Box 5		Mc-Mac 1932-1966
Box 5		Mad-Mu 1932-1967
Box 5		Milo di Villagrazia, Dr. A. 1951-1967
Box 5		Mitchell, Ulyss S. 1960-1966
Box 5		N 1952-1967
Box 5		National Parks 1965-1966
Box 5		Netherlands 1952-1967
Box 6		Netherlands - Beümer, Hans - WAWF 1960-1966
Box 6		Norway 1953-1964
Box 6		O 1942-1966
Box 6		Pa-Pe 1931-1967
Box 6		Pakistan 1960-1964
Box 6		Philippine Islands 1963
Box 6		Pi-Pr 1933-1966
Box 6		Portugal 1959
Box 6		R 1946-1967
Box 6		Rague, John - matters 1950-1951 (2 folders)
Box 7		Retan, George M. - Infantile Paralysis Fund 1934-1941 (2 folders)
Box 7		Rotary - International 1962-1965
Box 7		Sa-Se 1942-1966
Box 7		Schafer, John C. 1940
Box 7		Sh 1953-1967
Box 7		Si-Sy 1931-1967
Box 7		St. Paul's Episcopal Church 1962-1967
Box 7		Sweden 1953-1966
Box 8		Switzerland A-B 1959-1966
Box 8		Switzerland C-G 1959-1967
Box 8		Switzerland H-L 1958-1967
Box 8		Switzerland M-P 1958-1966
Box 8		Switzerland Q-Z 1959-1966
Box 8		Switzerland - Baumli, Franz 1962-1966
Box 8		Switzerland - Wahlen, Dr. F. T. 1959-1962
Box 8		Syracuse University 1933-1967
Box 8		T 1932-1966
Box 8		Talking Books 1964-1967
Box 9		Triton Club 1936-1939
Box 9		U 1933-1965
Box 9		V 1933-1967
Box 9		Vatican 1959-1967
Box 9		Vienna case - Austrian correspondence 1964-1966
Box 9		Vienna case - general 1964-1966
Box 9		Vienna case - Giering and James correspondence 1964-1966
Box 9		Vienna case - Riddleberger, James W. 1964-1965
Box 9		Vienna case - Senator Gore 1964-1965
Box 9		Vienna case - State Department 1964-1966
Box 9		Vienna case - United States 1964-1965
Box 9		Vietnam 1960-1964
Box 9		W 1934-1967
Box 9		Wallach, Ira D. 1953-1967
Box 9		World Peace Through Law Center 1957-1967
Box 9		X-Y-Z 1934-1967

	Diaries and memoirs
Box 10		Diary February 1904-February 1905 - reproduction
Box 10		Diary February 1905-April 1908 - reproduction
Box 10		Diary May 26, 1908-August 12, 1908 - reproduction
Box 10		Diary August 1908-December 1910 - reproduction
Box 10		Diary - Europe 1912 - reproduction
Box 10		Diary June-November 1918 - reproduction
Box 10		Diary November 1918-April 1919 - reproduction
Box 10		War diary - World War II April 1942-September 1943 - reproduction
Box 10		War diary - World War II October 1943-January 1944 - reproduction
Box 10		Signature book 1944
Box 11		War diary - World War II February 1944-June 1945 - reproduction
Box 11		War diary - World War II June 1945 - April 1946 - reproduction
Box 11		War memoirs 1946-1962

	General Hospital of Syracuse
Box 11		Files of the President of the Hospital Board 1939-1941 (3 folders)

	Legal files
Box 11		Board of Mediation 1949-1950
Box 11		Case book 1871-1939
Box 121		Gelbart, Abe 1953
Box 12		Gilbert, Donald - Delafield and Delafield 1946-1963
Box 12		Island of Borneo 1950-1967
Box 12		Marx case November 30, 1928-May 10, 1937
Box 12		Marx case July 19, 1937-February 1, 1939
Box 12		Marx case February 2, 1939-December 5, 1939
Box 12		Marx case December 8, 1939-September 5, 1940
Box 13		Marx case September 5, 1940-November 23, 1940
Box 13		Marx case November 25, 1940 - April 29, 1942
Box 13		Marx case undated (2 folders)
Box 13		Marx case - brief 1918-1929
Box 13		Marx, Robert (Tank Truck Value) 1954-1957 (2 folders)
Box 13		Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. 1962-1964
Box 13		Personal - Converse Estate 1951-1953
Box 14		Personal - Estate of William Shankland Andrews 1935-1939
Box 14		Righter, G. Henry 1959-1960
Box 14		Schwartz, Harry 1955-1956
Box 14		Security system 1955
Box 14		Seeck - 1958 1956-1958
Box 14		Seeck case (M. Karasik and F. E. Zündel) 1957-1967 (2 folders)
Box 14		Seeck - DAVO statement October 1, 1958
Box 14		Seeck - GM stock, Swiss claims 1957-1959
Box 14		Seeck - motion to dismiss II 1956-1958
Box 14		Seeck - negotiations for sale of claim 1960
Box 14		Seeck - Werner matter, 1958 1958
Box 14		Stirling, Kenneth 1957-1965
Box 14		Vienna case 1964-1965
Box 15		Widemann - memos of law 1953-1955
Box 15		Widemann and Co. 1955-1957
Box 15		Widemann and Co. - legal papers 1939-1961
Box 15		Widemann bonds 1954-1962
Box 15		Widemann vs Elmers - Bermuda correspondence 1942-1955
Box 15		Widemann vs Elmers - Fox correspondence, B. Handsford and Co., National City Bank 1954-1959
Box 15		Widemann vs Elmers - Validation Board 1955
Box 15		Widemann vs Elmers - Zündel correspondence/Widemann correspondence 1954-1956
Box 15		Woods End 1960-1962
Box 15		Zündel 1955
Box 15		Zündel - Cinema France 1955-1956
Box 15		Zündel - Disney Productions 1955-1956
Box 15		Zündel - fuse patent 1955-1956
Box 16		Zündel - Pawlotzky cancer treatment 1955-1957 (2 folders)

	Photographs
Box 16		Andrews, Col. Paul Shipman teaching at American Military School circa 1939-1943
Box 16		Andrews, Paul S. - general undated
Oversize 1		Andrews, Paul S. - general undated
Box 16		Brandeis, Justice Louis Dembitz December 6, 1959
Oversize 1		Cardozo, Benjamin Nathan December 1928, May 1932
Oversize 1		Coolidge, Calvin undated
Oversize 1		D., William March 1, 1929
Oversize 1		Hoover, Herbert undated
Oversize 1		Hughes, Charles Evans [US Supreme Court Justice 1910-1916; 1930-1941] October 13, 1931
Box 16		Lehman, Herbert H. undated
Box 16		Macmillan undated
Box 16		Macmillan, Katharine undated
Box 16		Meeting with Pope Paul VI 1964
Oversize 1		Mellon, A. W. undated
Box 16		New York State Minimum Wage Board for Hotel Industry 1953
Oversize 1		Sale, Charles "Chic" January 17, 1936
Oversize 1		Stimson, Henry July 2, 1929
Oversize 1		Taft, William Howard June 24, 1926
Box 16		Unidentified undated
Oversize 1		Unidentified undated

	Research
Box 16		Belgium undated
Box 16		China April 4, 1953
Box 16		Disarmament 1955-1963, undated
Box 16		France (Paris) 1952
Box 16		Great Proposal 1950-1959
Box 16		Ideas for revisions 1951-1952, undated
Box 16		Ideas, phrases, book references 1953-1956, undated
Box 16		Implementation - methods, propaganda, etc. - economic basis for greater trade 1951-1953, undated
Box 17		Italy 1947-1953
Box 17		Judiciary: Swedish study 1945
Box 17		London September 1951-November 1952
Box 17		Middle East, including Egypt 1951-1953
Box 17		Netherlands undated
Box 17		North Africa - Central Africa 1953, undated
Box 17		OMA - operations 1948-1953, undated
Box 17		Opinion studies: Western Europe and elsewhere 1951-1953, undated
Box 17		Pacific and Far East undated
Box 17		Peace proposals 1959-1962, undated
Box 17		Point 4 - Harold Wilson's Intellectual Development Authority, Colombo Plan, Dr. Plesman's Plan 1950, 1952
Box 17		Powers: minimal, medial, maximal November 1949
Box 17		Reeves, Emery undated
Box 17		Rome 1951, 1962, undated
Box 17		Russia 1952-1953
Box 17		Satellites 1953
Box 17		Scandinavia undated
Box 17		South Africa 1953
Box 17		South American countries 1953
Box 17		South Asia, India, and Pakistan 1953
Box 17		South East Asia 1953
Box 17		Spain and Yugoslavia, Portugal 1953
Box 17		Teaching 1933-1934
Box 17		Theory and philosophy - sovereignty 1950-1952
Box 17		Turkey 1953
Box 17		Under-developed areas, general undated
Box 17		United Nations 1955, undated
Box 17		United World Federalists (UWF) undated
Box 17		World Association for World Federalists (WAWF) undated
Box 18		The World Must Be Governed 1949
Box 18		Yugoslavia undated

	Travel
Box 18		Belgium 1951-1960
Box 18		Ethiopia - Addis Ababa 1965-1966
Box 18		European trip 1952-1953
Box 18		Ghana - Accra 1963-1967
Box 18		Ivory Coast - Abidjian 1965-1966
Box 18		Kenya - Nairobi 1965-1967
Box 18		Liberia - Monrovia 1965-1966
Box 18		Madagascar - Malagasy Republic, Tananarive 1965-1966
Box 18		Malawi - Blantyre, Limbe 1965-1966
Box 18		Morocco - Casablanca 1966
Box 18		Nigeria - Lagos 1963-1966
Box 18		Preparation for Africa 1964-1966
Box 18		Saudi Arabia 1966-1967
Box 18		Senegal - Dakar 1965-1966
Box 18		Sierra Leona 1965
Box 18		Tanzania - Dar-es-Salaam 1965-1966
Box 19		Tunisia - Tunis 1960-1966
Box 19		United Arab Republic - Cairo, Egypt 1965-1966
Box 19		Zambia - Lusaka 1965-1966

	United World Federalists
Box 19		Correspondence - fund raising 1958-1962
Box 19		Correspondence - general 1951-1965
Box 19		Disarmament September-November 1957
Box 19		Meeting minutes 1951-1953
Box 19		National Executive Council 1951-1958
Box 19		New York State Branch 1951-1952
Box 19		Publications 1947-1965
Box 19		Reports 1948-1955 (2 folders)
Box 19		San Francisco, 19th General Assembly 1950-1965
Box 19		Seventeenth General Assembly 1963

	World Association of World Federalists
		Correspondence 1952-1965
Box 20		Council meetings 1953, 1962, 1963
		Meeting places
Box 20			Cheshire, England - Lyme Hall, International Study Conference 1956-1957
Box 20			Cologne conference 1960
Box 20			Copenhagen Congress 1953-1960
Box 20			Copenhagen proposals 1962
Box 20			Pauwhof conference 1962
Box 20			Pietersberg conference 1958-1959
Box 20			Vienna Congress - minutes 1959-1961
Box 20			Vienna Congress - preparation 1960-1961
Box 20			Vienna Congress - published materials 1961
Box 20			Vienna Congress - reports 1961
		Publications
Box 20			Organization manual 1964
Box 21			Pamphlets and newsletters 1951-1965
Box 21			Statutes and by-laws 1953-1962
Box 21			World Parliament Association 1954-1966
Box 21		Reports 1946-1965, undated (3 folders)

	Writings
		Articles and books
Box 21			"A Blueprint of World Federalism: The Coming 'Moment of History" Current History volume 39 number 228 August 1960
Box 21			"Can Switzerland Show the Way?" Swiss Review of World Affairs volume 10 number 1 April 1960
Box 21			"The Coming 'Moment of History'" [possibly published in Tribune de Genève] undated
Box 21			"Les Conditions Indispensables pour une paix assuée" [possibly published in Tribune de Genève] May 29, 1960
Box 21			"Dangers and a Hope" undated
Box 21			"Food, Peach, and Freedom" undated
Box 21			"Une force de police internationale" La Tribune De Genève number 130 June 1960
Box 21			Guns of the A. E. F. 1920
Box 22			"Linda Darnell 'Does it Herself'!" April 1965
Box 22			"The National Security - Self-Satisfaction or Sacrifice" January 20, 1959
Box 22			"Les neutres au service de la paix" L'essor 20. December 1959
Box 22			"Plädoyer für die Weltparlamentarier" Die Weltwoche November 1959
Box 22			"Pope Paul's Handclasp was 'Electric': Dean Andrew's Vatican Visit" Post Standard May 15, 1964
Box 22			"A Proposal" undated
Box 22			"A Proposed Survey of the Bar and of the Public Need for Legal Services in New York State" May 1940
Box 22			"Prudence 1960" 1960
Box 22			"Role of Neutral Nations in Enforcing Peace" Ghandhi Marg: A Quarterly Journal of Gandhian Thought volume 7 number 3 July 1963
Box 22			"Self-Destruction - A Republican Obsession?" 1964-1965
Box 22			"The Student at War" undated
Box 22			"To the Editor" July 29, 1938-January 13, 1965, undated
Box 22			"To the Editor" war letters 1938-1941, undated
Box 22			"World Leaders Agree, Total Disarmament Possible" Post Standard November 12, 1961
Box 22			Various - regarding Paul S. Andrews 1940, 1959, 1961, 1966, 1967, undated
Box 22			Various - untitled undated
Box 22			"Which Way Out of the Recession?" undated
Box 22			"World Government Congress Viewed by S.U. Dean as New Event in History" May 6, 1951
Box 22		Biographical file 1932-1933, April 21, 1942
		Family Writings
Box 22			Cases and Points in the Appellate Division, Vol. I by W. S. Andrews 1896
Box 23			Cases and Points in the Appellate Division, Vol. IV by W. S. Andrews 1899
Box 24			Cases and Points in the Supreme Court, Vol. I by W. S. Andrews 1882
Box 24			Circular letters by Paul Shipman Andrews and Elizabeth Andrews 1961-1963
Box 24			New York Reports, Vol. I by W. S. Andrews 1917-1920
Box 24			The Perfect Tribute by Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews 1956
		Reports
Box 24			"An Appeal to Governments" 1962
Box 25			Cost of War or Price of Peace: A Proposal, Plough Shares or Atom Bombs April 28, 1953
Box 25			Cost of War or Price of Peace: A Proposal, Plough Shares or Atom Bombs - with annotations April 29, 1953
Box 25			Cost of War or Price of Peace - remarks by Dr. Anthony Milo di Villagrazia undated
Box 25			"The Great Proposal" notes 1952-1960
Box 25			"The Great Proposal" outlines of positions undated
Box 25			"The Great Proposal" various reports 1951-1959, undated (2 folders)
Box 25			"The Great Proposal and the Fifth Cold War" February 1958-January 1959, undated
Box 25			"The Great Proposal : Tentative Program Condensed" undated
Box 26			Mutual Defense Effort undated
Box 26			"Les Nations Unies doivent-elles mourir?" Die Schweiz in der Völkergemeinschaft La Suisse dans la Communauté Internationale volume 14 number 5 December 1959
Box 26			"Neutrals for Peace" February 1959-May 1964, undated (2 folders)
Box 26			"Program of Action for Peace" February 1960-May 1964, undated
Box 26			Various reports 1940, undated
		Speeches
Box 26			"A More Perfect Union" February 1938-August 1950 (2 folders)
Box 26			Notes 1930-1951
Box 27			Notes undated
Box 27			"The Part Played by Law in Civilization" Senior Lectures 1930-1931
Box 23			Speeches and correspondence 1929-1967 Microfilm
Box 27			"Syracuse University College of Law, Meeting of New York State Bar Association, January 20, 1938" Syracuse University Bulletin volume 67 #19 May 1, 1938
Box 27			Various speeches December 1929-January 1965, undated (3 folders)

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