Series of documents from the Citizens Committee for Reorganization of the Executive Branch of the Government [later "for the Hoover Report"], including Newsletter: "Circular Letter No. 2: Reorganization Plans Nos. 1 to 21 of 1950" (April 10, 1950); Newsletter: " Circular Letter No. 5: Status of Economy Bills Based on Hoover Commission Reports Now Before Congress" (May 26, 1950); Newsletter: "Circular Letter No. 6: Analysis of Reorganization Plans 22 to 27 of 1950" (June 6, 1950); Report: White Paper No. 1: "Facts Regarding the Hoover Commission's Recommendations Relating to veterans Affairs" (February 7, 1950); Speech. Robert L. Johnson, Chairman of the Citizens Committee: Massachusetts Federation of Taxpayers Association meeting (May 7, 1949). Re Hoover Commission; Statement. Robert L. Johnson: "Statement on Presidential Reorganization Plans Numbers 1-21 of 1950" (May 12, 1950); Statement. Robert L. Johnson: "Statement of Post Office Reforms" (June 12, 1950); Statement. Robert L. L. McCormick, Research Director of the Citizens Committee: Before Senate Committee on Expenditures in the Executive Departments (June 14, 1950). Re: Reorganization Plans 22-24 (Reconstruction Finance Corporation); 9. Statement. Robert L. L. McCormick: Before House Committee on Expenditures ... (June 19, 1950). Re: Reorganization Plans 24 and 27; 10. Statement. Robert L. L. McCormick: Before House Committee on Expenditures ... : "The Establishment of a United Medical Administration" (June 22, 1950). Re: H. R. 5182; Statement. Robert L. L. McCormick: Before House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service (June 26, 1950). Re: H. R. 8923 (postal reform); 12. Statement. Charles B. Coates, Vice Chairman of the Citizens Committee: Before House Committee on Post Office ... (June 28, 1950). Re: H. R. 8925 (civil service).

Item — Box: 8, Folder: 15

Identifier: CAC_CC_057_1_8_15_1

Staff Only

This series consists of 18.5 cubic feet of material arranged alphabetically. The major topics found in the subject files include agriculture and the Brannan Plan, communism and un-American activities, federal expenditures, flood control, Hoover Commission, Indian affairs, Executive Department reorganization, social security legislation, the Taft-Hartley Act, taxes, and war claims and the Trading-with-the-Enemy Subcommittee.