Alexander, Ensign William H., 1943.

Associated Newspapers, Inc., 1955

Bledsoe, Captain A. M., 1943-1944

Brooks Bros., 1943

Burke, Arleigh (Chief of Naval Operations), 1957.

Burwell, Commodore Louis E., 1944

Carlson, Lieutenant A. W., 1943

Cluverius, Rear Admiral (Ret.) Wat Tyler, 1943-1944

Collins, Edward T., 1943

Craig, Captain W., 1943

Crooker, Mrs. Doris Theobald, 1943

Cushing, Cardinal, 1944.

Davis, Frank W., 1944

Dawson, N. E., 1944

Doggett, Professor L. A., 1944

Dykes, James, 1944

Erskine, W. J., 1943-1944

Fernety, Lieutenant Bolice P., 1944

Fahrion, Captain F. G., 1944

Fitz, Reginald, 1944

Forrestal, James (Secretary of the Navy), 1943-1944

Gehres, Commodore L. E., 1943

Graham, Jennie Theobald, 1943

Grosskopf, Ensign Homer L., Jr., 1943

Higgins, George T., CQM, USN, 1943

Hill, Robert W., 1943

Howell, James B., 1943

Huebl, Commander Roland M., 1944

Jones, Dr. Chester M., 1957

Jones, Mrs. Dan W., 1943

Kalbfus, Admiral E. C. (Commander Destroyers, Battle Force), 1934.

Kimmel, Rear Admiral (Ret.) Husband E., 1943-1957

King, Fleet Admiral Ernest J., 1948

King, Captain Ogden, 1943

Knox, Frank (Secretary of the Navy), 1943

Lahey, Thomas B., 1943-1944

Leary, Vice Admiral N. F., 1944

Lowell Associates, 1943

Ludewig, Commander J. W., 1943

McCown, Captain H. Y., 1943

McKay, Lt. Commander Baxter M., 1943

McMorris, Rear Admiral C. H., 1943

McMurdie, Phillip C., 1943

Military Historical Society of Massachusetts, 1943-1944

Moring, Captain T. S., 1944

Morison, Samuel Eliot, 1948

Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Norbert, 1943

Myer, Harold, 1943

Office of Price Administration (Boston, Mass.), 1944

O'Rourke, Jonn, 1943

Pennypacker, J. A., 1944

Phillips, William (former Ambassador to Italy), 1947.

Pierce, Reverend Michael G., S. J., 1943

Read (periodical), n.d.

Reifkohl, Captain F. L., 1943

Reilly, Lt.-Colonel James A., 1943-1944

Ryan, Boatswain Vernon L., 1943

Santos, J. B., 1943

Simon, Frank J. (Secretary-Treasurer, Master Mechanics Association, Naval Ship Yard, Boston, Mass.), 1947

Simons, Captain R. B., 1943

Slocum, Major B. C., 1943

Smith, Commander and Mrs. Steele B., 1944

Smith, Talbot, 1943-1944

Sporting News (periodical), 1944

Theobald, Robert A., Jr., n.d.

Thompson, H. Keith, 1957

United Press (Boston, Mass. Bureau), 1943

Vincent, Ensign Robert G., 1943

Wagner, Rear Admiral F. D., 1943

Walters, Lt.-Commander H. C., 1944

Wang, K. S. (Consulate of the Republic of China), 1948.

Wessendorf, Mr. and Mrs. Homer, 1943

Who's Who in the Western Hemisphere, 1944

Windle, Lt. (j.g.) W. T., 1943

Winslow, Mrs. Mary W., 1944

Winterhalter, Harold, 1944

Withers, Rear Admiral T., 1943

Articles, 1947-1957

Newspaper clippings of articles written by Robert A. Theobald for a biweekly column in the Beverly Evening Times, Horizons in World and National Affairs,1947-1957.

January 26 - June 27, 1947

July 8 - December 24, 1947

January 3 - July 3, 1948

July 7 - November 10, 1948

January 4 - June 29, 1949

July 2 - December 31, 1949

March 4 - December 27, 1950

January 3 - December 29, 1951

January 5 - December 31, 1952

January 3 - December 30, 1953

January 6 - December 30, 1954

January 5 - December 31, 1955

January 4 - June 30, 1956

July 7 - December 29, 1956

January 5 - April 24, 1957

Books

Death of a Navy by Andrieu d'Albas, translated from the French and with an introduction, maps, and notes by Robert A. Theobald, 1957

Correspondence, 1955-1957

D'Albas, E. Andrieu, 1955-1957

Deland, Frank S., 1957

Devin - Adair Co., Publishers, 1955-1957

Fitzgerald, William H. G., 1957

Parker, Capt. R. C., 1957

Pearne, Pollinger & Higham, Ltd. (London), 1956

Robbins, Rear Admiral Thomas H., Jr., 1957

Supplementary materials to text: maps, notes, charts, etc.

The Final Secret of Pearl Harbor, 1954

Book reviews

Correspondence, 1949-1959

Unidentified, 1954

Abbot, Stephen, 1959

Allen, Joe M., 1954

Anderson, Henry W., 1954

Anderson, Paul F., 1954

Ashley, Clinton N., 1954

Askins, William F., Sr., 1959

Atkins, John B., 1954

Babbitt, Captain H. S., 1954

Babcock, Frederick (Editor, Magazine of Books, Chicago Tribune), 1954

Bacon, B. B., 1954

Ball, William H., 1954

Ballinger, Alice (Mrs. Webster), 1954

Ballinger, Webster, 1954

Ballinger, Willis, 1954

Baltzly, Commander (Ret.) Frederick, Sr., 1954

Barnes, Harry E., 1953

Barnes, Stuart C., 1954

Barroll, Henry H., 1954

Barry, William O., 1954

Bauer, A. J., 1954

Begin, Z. L., 1954

Belknap, Rear Admiral Reginald R., 1954

Bemis, Samuel F., 1954

Bennett, Milo O., 1954

Bequette, J. C., 1954

Berryhill, Mrs. M. B., 1954

Bertocki, Mrs. Mary A., 1954

Bierly, Charles R., 1954

Blum, Herman, 1954

Bragg, Colonel (Ret.) C. H., 1954

Braveman, David, 1954

Brewer, Basil, 1954

Bridgett, Charlie, 1954

Browne, Kenneth, 1954

Buckley, J. L., 1954

Butler, Dr. Harry H., 1954

Burke, Lt.-Commander (Ret.) John H., 1954

Calhoun, Admiral W. L., 1954

Callahan, Robert J., Jr., 1954

Callahan, Robert J., Sr., 1954

Campi, Reverend Vincent L. 1957

Cannings, Fred E., 1954

Capponi, John, 1954

Carlton, Miss Marjorie, 1954

Castle, William R., 1954

Cecil, Dr. Arthur B., 1954

Chase, Reverend Harry E., 1954

Choat, Harry, 1954

Church, Frederic C., 1954

Clark, Rear Admiral David H., 1954

Coburn, Commander (Ret.) Frederic G., 1954

Colegreave, Kenneth, 1954

Collins, E. D., 1954

Collins, Edward M., 1954

Colombel, John J., 1954

Combier, P. Hodges, 1954

Comstock, Captain L. Wells, 1954

Connors, Thomas K., 1954

Cooke, George P. and Sophie J., 1954

Coolidge, William A., 1954

Covington, Captain (Ret.) H. S., 1954

Crist, Lt.-Colonel (Ret.) Arthur P., 1954

Daley, Robert F., 1953

Daley, Robert L., 1954

Dalton, Lt.-Colonel Arthur T., 1954

Dartnell, R. B., 1954

Davidson, Eugene (Editor, Yale University Press), 1952

Davy, Commander Charles G., 1954

DeArmond, Lt. (Ret.) George W., Jr., 1954

DeBurgh, R., 1954

Deland, Frank S., 1949-1953

Dement, Merritt H., 1954

Dickenson, Denny D., 1956

Diemer, Mrs. Anne F., 1954

Donavin, Lt.-Commander K. H., 1954

Dorney, H. Jackson, 1954

Downes, Captain Oliver L., 1954

Duffey, Walter E., 1954

Du Pont, Mrs. Marcella M., 1953-1954

Eckels, Richard P., 1954

Ehman, George C. (Athenian - Nile Club, Oakland, Calif., President), 1954

Ettinger, Captain George M., 1954

Fairbank, Robert, 1954

Feeley, J. Richard, 1954

Fernety, Lt.-Commander Bolice P., 1954

Finch, J. D. (Chairman, Freedom Club, First Congregational Church of Los Angeles), 1954

Fischer, Marion, 1954

Flammer, Mrs. Betsy, 1954

Flint, Elder B. C., 1954

Flynn, John T., 1954

Folsom, Charles, 1954

Foote, P. W., 1954

Fuchs, Maria, 1954

Gagner, Beatrice (Mrs. Walter), 1954

Garrity, Devin A. (President, the Devin-Adair Co.), 1953-1957

Gatch, Thomas L., 1953

Glassford, Dodie, 1954

Glassford, Vice Admiral William, 1954-1957

Graves, F. L., 1954

Greaves, Percy L., Jr., 1954

Grenfell, Russell, 1954

Griffin, Robert, 1954

Grigg, Bessie, 1954

Grigsby, Joseph D., 1954

Grimm, Mrs. Verna B. (Librarian, the American Legion National Headquarters), 1954

Gruelick, Commander R. W., 1954

Haight, Rear Admiral (Ret.) Stanley M., 1954

Hall, James L., 1955

Halsey, Fleet Admiral William F., Jr., 1953

Harmon, Lt.-Commander (Ret.) Lloyd M., 1954

Harris, Walden E., 1954

Harrison, Ralph E., 1954

Hart, Mrs. Charles Spencer, 1954

Hart, Merwin K., 1954

Hassenkampf, Bruce H., 1954

Heaoner, Henry D., 1954

Heere, Leonard, 1957

Hefferan, Rear Admiral (Ret.) John B. (Director of Naval History, Dept. of the Navy), 1954

Hession, James M., 1954

Hession, L. S., 1954

Higham, Marritt, 1954

Hill, Major-General Jim Dan, 1954

Hodder, James R., 1954

Horan, Frank, 1954

Horton, J. J., 1954

Hoyt, Lawrence W., 1954

Houtz, Phillip (Executive Director, National Jewish Hospital at Denver), 1954

Humphrey, Churchill and Martha, 1954

Imperial War Museum, London, 1954

Isherwood, Mrs. Harry, 1954

Jennings, George C., 1953

Johl, Colonel Max G., 1954

Jones, Myron A., CRM (Ret.), U.S.N., 1954

Jones, William M., 1956

Joseph, Jerome, 1954

Kahala, Mrs. Aino, 1954

Kahn, David (President, New York Cipher Society), 1954

Keep America Committee, 1954

Kiesling, Clarence E., 1954

Killion, Robert H., 1954

Kitts, Vice Admiral Willard A. 3rd, 1954

Klawans, Paul G., 1954

Knox, Commodore Dudley W., 1954

Kuhnle, Howard A., 1954

Lahey, Thomas B., 1954

Landes, Carl K., 1954

Lavender, Robert A., 1952

Lawrence, David (Editor, U.S. News and World Report), 1954

Leydon, Commander John K., 1954

Lilly, Herbert D., 1954

Lindbergh, Charles A., 1957

Lindsay, Commander Stewart, 1954

Lowry, Vice Admiral (Ret.) Frank J., 1954

Lucas, Frances B. (Mrs. James C.) (Executive Secretary, National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution), 1955

Ludewig, Rear Admiral Joe W. and Minerva, 1954

McCabe, Hilton H., 1954

McCurdy, Florence, 1954

McDonald, Chester, 1954

McDonald, Irving T., 1954

McWilliams, John, 1954

Magoun, F. Alexander, 1954

Maraspin, Dana G. (Governor, Society of Colonial Wars in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts), 1954

Marr, Francis J. (Councillor, City Council of Lynn, Massachusetts), 1954

Mason, Frances E., 1954

Mercer, R. W., 1954

Mills, Lt.-Commander (Ret.) Charles A., 1954

Montgomery, Robert H., 1954

Moore, Alice, 1954

Morgan, Roy L., 1954

Morrison, Jay, 1957

Moseley, Major-General George Van Horn, 1954

Mulford, Allen, 1954

Nelson, Laurence E., 1957

Neustader, L. W., 1954

O'Donnell, John, 1953

Padrick, E. B. (Chairman, Armed Forces Fellowship Committee, Rotary Club of Chicago), n.d.

Paine, John B., Jr., 1954

Paisana, Finca, 1954

Palmer, Paul (Executive Editor, The Reader's Digest), 1954

Parker, Captain Ralph C., 1954

Parsons, Charles, 1954

Pascual, Pacifico T., 1954

Patterson, Donald M., 1955

Paynter, Thomas G., 1954

Pier, H. W., 1954

Polowsky, Joseph, 1954

Porter, Jesse B., 1954

Powell, Rear Admiral Paulus P., 1954

Power, James H., Jr., 1955

Proctor, Joseph R., 1952

Pyne, Rear Admiral S. N., 1954

Ralston, Byron B., 1954

Reynolds, Mrs. G. Bergen, 1954

Rhodius, H. U., 1954

Richards, Ira, 1954

Richardson, Admiral James O., 1953-1954

Rinehart, Mary Roberts, 1954

Rodgers, Margaret H. (Mrs. Anthony G.), 1954

Rogers, Captain Winifred, 1954

Ruggles, William B. (Editor, The Dallas Morning News), 1954

Ruhtenberg, Mrs. Jan, 1954

Rutherford, Alexander, 1954

Rutherford, S. Morton, 1954

Ryan, Russell C., 1954

Sakahura, T., 1954

Salouka, Beulah G., 1954

Sampson, William J., Jr., 1954

Schnitzer, George C., Sr., 1954

Schroeder, H. L. (Director, The Schroeder Foundation), 1954

Schwartz, Irving P. (Dept. of Public Relations, Queens College), 1954

Seebeck, Volney, 1954

Sharp, Capt. (Ret.) W. D., 1954

Shattuck, S. F., 1954

Sherry, Edward J., 1954

Short, Isabel Dean (Mrs. Walter C.), 1954

Simmons, Edward ( The Standard-Times, New Bedford, Mass.), 1954

Skorvaga, Elizabeth A., 1954

Smith, Vice Admiral William Ward (Poco), 1954

Spencer, Ensign Herbert, 1954

Stafford, Colonel (Ret.) Ben, 1954

Stafsing, Ivar, 1954

Steefel, Lawrence D., 1954

Strassburger, R. B., 1954

Streu, Niels Henning, 1954

Sullivan, Colonel (Ret.) Alexander C., 1954

Swanton, Hobart P., 1954

Taeni, John, 1954

Tanner, W. R., 1954

Taylor, Bradley R., 1954

Thayer, Mr. and Mrs., 1953

Theobald, A. J., 1954

Theobald, Chester A., 1954

Theobald, Ralph E., 1954

Theobaldt, Mrs. Anni Schwarz, 1954

Thomas, Irene J., 1954

Thornton, R. S., 1954

Timmons, Bettie Edmonds, 1954

Tong, H. K., 1956-1957

Traut, Capt. (Ret.) F. A., 1954

Trohan, Walter (Correspondent, Chicago Tribune), 1954

Trundle, Mrs. I. F., 1954

Turner, Edward R., 1954

Vansant, Stephen S., 1955

Warner, Louis D., 1954

Warren, Dale (Houghton Mifflin Co.), 1952

Warshauer, Charles S., 1954

Welch, Rachel (Mrs. James), 1954

Wessendorf, Homer W., 1954

West, Ralph E., 1954

Whittemore, George A., 1954

Whittemore, K. Robert, 1954

Williams, John C., 1954

Wygant, Captain Benyaurd B., 1954

Yarnell, Admiral (Ret.) H. E., 1953-1954

Zemke, Captain (Ret.) Eric, 1954

Zochert, Roland W., 1954

Printed copy ( U.S. News and World Report, April 2, 1954)

A World Seeks Peace, 1945.

Speeches and addresses,

Outline for an unidentified speech, n.d.

Address to workers of the Boston Navy Yard and South Boston Naval Drydock, n.d.

Address to Naval Graduating Units, Harvard University, 1943.

Response to the toast The United States Navy at the Annual Dinner of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts, June 7, 1943.

Address to workers of the Boston Navy Yard and South Boston Naval Drydock, July 15, 1943.

Address at Presentation of Army and Navy E Award to Boston Navy Yard at Boston Garden, August 20, 1943.

Address at Commissioning of U.S.S. Wasp, November 20, 1943.

Interview with Admiral Theobald on radio program Life to the Front, station WEEI, December 8, 1943.

Radio talk by Rear Admiral Theobald over Station WHDH, January 1, 1944.

Statement for the Boston Newspapers, June 6, 1944.

Radio script for V-Day, 1945.

Address before the Men's Corporate Communion Grace Church in Salem, Massachusetts, 1956.

May 22, 1942 - May 31, 1942

June 1, 1942 - June 30, 1942

June 1, 1942 - June 30, 1942 (contd.)

July 1, 1942 - July 31, 1942

August 1, 1942 - August 31, 1942

September 1, 1942 - September 30, 1942

October 1, 1942 - October 31, 1942

November 1, 1942 - November 30, 1942

December 1, 1942 - December 31, 1942

January 1, 1943 - January 3, 1943

Dispatches, 1942

Assistance Information and Data Acquisition Center (AIDAC) Dispatches, May 16, 1942 - May 22, 1942, consisting of decoded messages between Commander-in-Chief Pacific Fleet (CINCPAC) and Commander Northwestern Sea Front (COMNOWESTSEAFRON), concerning Japanese operations against Midway and the Aleutians.

Dispatches from the Commander of Task Force 8 to the Commander of Task Group 8.1 and the Commanding General of Eleventh Air Force, Fort Greely, Alaska, June-July, November-December, 1942.

Inventory reports, 1943-1944. Inventory reports of registered secret and confidential publications distributed by the Chief of Naval Operations.

Manuals, 1940-1942

Staff Manual, Cruiser Division Three, Battle Force, United States Fleet, 1940.

Staff Instructions, Destroyer Flotilla One, United States Pacific Fleet, 1941.

Staff Instructions, Destroyers, Battle Force, United States Pacific Fleet, 1942.

Sound Military Decision. U.S. Naval War College, Newport, R. I., 1942.

Memoranda and reports, 1942-1944

Report from Headquarters of 11th Air Force Air Striking Group (Task Group 8.3), Kodiak, Alaska to Commanding General, Alaska Defense Command, Fort Richardson, Alaska. Summary of operations to June 10th, 1942 (tactical employment of 11th Air Force in first phase of Japanese invasion of Aleutians), with relevant dispatches and notes.

Memorandum on the situation in Alaska, July 2, 1942, written by Admiral Theobald for the Commandant of the Thirteenth Naval District at the latter's request for information on the Alaska situation.

Memorandum of Comtaskforce 8 concerning the proposed relocation of Headquarters of Fleet Air Wing Four to Adak, ca. September 1942.

Planes Used in Kiska Mission, September 14, 1942 - December 18, 1942.

Analysis of Command Relationship Between Commander Task Force Eight and Commanding General Eleventh Air Force, December 14, 1942.

Memoranda on the grounding of the U.S.S. Alexander J. Luke, written by the Commander-in-Chief of the United States Fleet and Chief of Naval Operations, Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King, for the Commandant of the First Naval District, Rear Admiral Robert A. Theobald, March 24, 1944.

Navy Department correspondence and orders, 1908-1949. Includes orders from, and correspondence with, Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz (CINCPAC), Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King (COMINCH), Frank Knox (Secretary of the Navy), Franklin D. Roosevelt (as acting Secretary of the Navy and as President), Major-General Simon Bolivar Buckner, Rear Admiral Randall Jacobs (Chief of the Bureau of Navigation), and others.

1908-1939

1940-1949

Operations plans and orders, 1942

CINCPAC

No. 28-42, May 21

Comtaskforce 8

No. 1-42, May 27

No. 2-42, May 29

No. 3-42, May 31

No. 4-42, June 10

No. 5-42, June 22

No. 6-42, n.d.

No. 7-42, July 8

No. 8-42, July 14

No. 9-42, August 1

No. 10-42, August 21

No. 11-42, n.d.

No. 12-42, October 12

No. 13-42, October 12

No. 14-42, November 19

No. 15-42, December 2

No. 16-42, December 26

Comtaskgroup 8.1 (Air Group, Eleventh Air Force)

No. 1-42, May 28

No. 2-42, June 9

Field Orders No. 1, June 24

Field Orders No. 2, June 25

Field Orders No. 3, July 16

Field Orders No. 4, August 23

Comtaskunit 8.1.1 (Air Striking Unit, Eleventh Air Force)

Field Orders No. 4, June 25

Field Orders No. 5, July 16

Field Orders No. 6, August 3

Field Orders No. 7, August 23

Field Orders No. 8, November 1

Comtaskunit 8.1.2 (Air Search Unit, Eleventh Air Force)

No. 3-42, June 29

Comtaskgroup 8.2 (Surface Search Group)

No. 1-42, May 28

Comtaskgroup 8.3 (Air Striking Group, Eleventh Air Force)

Field Orders No. 1, May 28

Field Orders No. 2, June 1

Field Orders No. 3, June 11

Comtaskgroup 8.5 (Submarines)

No. 1-42, June 29

No. 4-42, July 5

No. 2-42, August 11

No. 3-42, November 26

Compatwing 4

Standard Communications Plan

Operations Schedule for Project Queen, August 2

Search Plan Dog, August 17

Operations Schedule for Project King, n.d.

Eleventh Air Force

Plan of Operations, Project Queen

Plan of Operations, Project King

Comalsec

No. 1-42, July 16

U.S.S. Nashville (flagship of Task Force 8)

Outline of Plan for Handling Flare Attack, August 25, 1942

Directive for Provision of Aircraft Support to Ships at Sea.

Service lists, 1942-1944

War Estimates, 1940-1943

Marshall, George C. The Tragedy of George Marshall by Walter Trohan, The American Mercury, March 1951.

Roosevelt, Franklin D., 1953

Theobald, Rear Admiral Robert A., 1957. Letters of condolence on the occasion of Admiral Theobald's death, and memorial service program.

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Foreward to The Soviet Impact on Society by Dr. Dagobert D. Runes, n.d.

Commencement programs.