Earl Warren's campaigns
Subtitle: and related material
By: tape recorded interviews conducted 1969-1972 by Amelia R. Fry and June C. Hogan for the Regional Oral History Office, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley, California, 1976 :
Contributors: Barnes, Stanley N., 1900-; Fry, Amelia R.; Cunningham, Thomas James, 1905-; Draper, Murray, 1907-; Mailliard, William Somers, 1917-1992.; Mull, Archibald Marison, 1904-; McNitt, Rollin Lee, 1890-1973.; Hogan, June.; Bancroft Library. Regional Oral History Office.
Published: 1969
Subjects: Warren, Earl, 1891-1974.; Kenny, Robert Walker, 1901-; Republican Party (Calif.); University of California (1868-1952) -- Class of 1922.; California -- Politics and government.; United States -- Politics and government.
Description: Interviews with several individuals active in Warren's political campaigns. Copies of photographs inserted; photocopies of letters, reports, clippings, speeches, etc., also included as documentary material supporting the interviews. Interviewees include the following: Stanley N. Barnes: Experiences in Grass Roots Organization. Discusses also student days at University of California, Berkeley, class of 1922; personal friendship with Warren; his own government service, etc. Thomas J. Cunningham: Southern California Campaign Chairman for Earl Warren, 1946. Comments also on his own service in California legislature, 1935-1939, and on Warren's opponent, Robert W. Kenny. Appended are materials relating to campus unrest, University of California, Berkeley, and his role as University attorney, 1968. Murray Draper: Warren's 1946 Campaign is Northern California. Discusses his role as executive director of the campaign. William S. Mailliard: Earl Warren in the Governor's Office. Comments on his experiences in the Governor's office working as his travel secretary, 1949-51, on various campaingns, and on his political interests. Archibald M. Mull, Jr.: Warren Fund-Raiser; Bar Association Leader. Discusses also his interest in improving standards in the legal profession;

Bar Assoiation activities; and his appointments to various advisory committees by Warren. Rollin Lee McNitt: A Democrat for Warren. Discusses his support of Warren in 1938 and comments also on other elections.
Table of contents: value: Reel 1: Barnes, Nov. 19, 1971. Track 1: 1030 ft., track 2: 1021 ft.; value: Reel 2: Barnes, cont. Track 1: 1030 ft., track 2: 1035 ft.; value: Reel 3: Cunningham, Jan. 26, 1972. Track 1: 1020 ft., track 2: 209 ft.; value: Reel 4: Cunningham, Feb. 24, 1972. Track 1: 884 ft., track 2: blank; value: Reel 5: Draper, Feb. 3, 1972. Track 1: 995 ft., track 2: blank; value: Reel 6: Mailliard, Oct. 5, 1971. Track 1: 1043 ft., track 2: 1045 ft.; value: Reel 7: Mailliard, cont. Track 1: 362 ft., track 2: blank; value: Reel 8: Mull, Sep. 16, 1969. Track 1: 1050 ft., track 2: 609 ft. Interview notes available for some interviews.; value: Phonotapes :