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Washington, D.C.

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 Descriptive Summary Brown, David S. David S. Brown papers, 1915-1989 MS0001 78.5 Linear feet Collection include books, correspondence, articles, scrapbooks, notes, travelogues and a cap and gown of David S. Brown, who was Professor Emeritus of Management in the School of Government and business administration and program director for 31 years. The materials range in date from 1915-89. The George Washington University, The Gelman Library, Special Collections and University Archives
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 Acquisition Information

Collection donated to the University Archives in three accessions by David S. Brown and Anne Elizon Brown in 1986, 1994, and 1997.

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 Historical or Biographical Note

David Springer Brown (1915-96) was a Professor Emeritus of Management in the School of Government and business administration at The George Washington University, where he was a faculty member and program director for 31 years. Dr. Brown was among those principally responsible for the creation of the Department of Public Administration at the university, functioning as coordinator, director, and chair. This included creating a masters degree program in association management, the first such in the country.

Dr. Brown was born in Maine in 1915, and earned his A.B. from the University of Maine and Ph.D. from Syracuse University. He served as a bomber pilot for the U.S. Navy in World War II, and saved his own life by jumping from a burning plane at 500 feet. His passion for flying continued throughout his life; he piloted 15 or 20 different kinds of aircraft. Prior to his coming to The George Washington University, Professor Brown served several private companies and also four federal agencies including the Department of Agriculture, the Civil Aeronautics Administration, the Air Coordinating Committee, and the Marshall Plan. In 1953, As executive secretary of the Mutual Secretary Program's Public Advisory Board, he helped inaugurate and undertake the first presidential level study of American Trade and Tariff Policy in American history.

He joined the faculty of GW in 1954 and specialized in the management of large organizations and bureaucracy. He was the author of several books, including Management Concepts and Practices, Management's Hidden Enemy - and What Can Be Done About It, Managing the Large Organization, and Federal Contributions to Management. In addition, he wrote several monographs and over 200 professional articles and book reviews. While at GW, he directed a number of programs. These included a senior executive program for the Veterans Administration, the Air Force Advanced Management Program, and a master's degree program in the management of national resources at the Industrial College of the Armed forces.

Dr. Brown appeared professionally as a speaker or trainer in a majority of the states and in several foreign countries. In 1958, he was Visiting American Professor at Chesters, a management training center in Glasgow, Scotland. He lectured for the U.S. Information Agency in Europe and Africa, directed many management training programs for both public and private sectors, and served as a management consultant. For several years he was President and later Chairman of the Board of Leadership Resources, Inc., a management training company.

Dr. Brown retired from GW in 1986, and died March 11, 1996.

An oral history done with Dr. Brown in 1989 can be found in MS0371, the Oral History Collection. The History Museum in Gelman Library was renamed the David S. Brown Memorabilia Room in November 2003 following a donation to the Library by his widow, Anne Elizon Brown. The collection was donated to the University Archives in three accessions by David S. Brown and Anne Elizon Brown in 1986, 1994, and 1997.

N.B. This history note was written in 2005

 Collection Scope and Content

Materials in this collection include books, correspondence, articles, scrapbooks, notes, travelogues and a cap and gown. They range in date from 1915-89, and were donated to the University Archives in four accessions by David S. Brown and Anne Elizon Brown in 1986, 1994, and 1997.

 Collection Organization

Organized into 11 series: Books; Papers; Additional writings; Correspondence; Training materials used in classes; Faculty articles; Miscellaneous articles and manuscripts; Memorabilia; Personal papers; Professional writings; Scrapbooks.

 Subject Terms Individuals Brown, David S. Brown, Anne Elizon Lovett, Evelyn Lovett, Robert Corporate Entities The George Washington University The George Washington University. School of Business and Public Management University of Maine United States. Navy Topics David S. Brown papers Public Administration Management Industrial management Geographic Locations United States Washington (D.C.) Europe Pakistan Detailed Description of the Records MS0001 Series 1 Books 1961-1989 2.5 Linear feet

This series contains books authored by David S. Brown as well as books to which he contributed. They range from 1961 to 1989.

 1 1 Managing the Modern City, 1971

Banovetz, James M. (ed.). Managing the Modern City. Washington, D. C.: International City Management Association, 1971. David S. Brown wrote chapter six in this book. The chapter is entitled "Making Decisions", pp. 134-150.

 1 2 Management Development and Training Handbook, 1983

Taylor, Bernard and Lippitt, Gordon (eds.). Management Development and Training Handbook. Second Edition. London: McGraw-Hill Book Company (UK) Limited, 1983. Dr. Brown's contribution is entitled "Management Development In The Public Sector", pp. 72-80.

 1 3 Improving Your Skills as a Supervisor, 1982

Miller, Richard D., Richards, LLoyd W., and Miller, Dorothy A. Improving Your Skills as a Supervisor. Alexandria, Virginia: R.D. Management Associates, Inc., 1982. Dr. Brown wrote most of the material on motivation.

 1 4 Cases In Public Management, 1973

Golembiewski, Robert T. and White, Michael (eds.). Cases In Public Management. Chicago and New York: Rand McNally & Company, 1973. Dr. Brown was one of the contributors.

 1 5 Cases In Public Management, 1980

Golembiewski, Robert T. and White, Michael (eds.). Cases In Public Management. Chicago: Rand McNally College Publishing Company, 1980. Dr. Brown was one of the contributors.

 2 6 Federal Contributions To Management, 1971

Brown, David S. (ed.). Federal Contributions To Management. New York: Praeger Publishers, Inc., 1971. Dr. Brown wrote chapter one which is entitled " An Introduction And An Overview ", pp. 1-15.

 2 7 Managing The Large Organization: Issues, Ideas, Precepts, Innovations, 1982

Brown, David S. Managing The Large Organization: Issues,Ideas, Precepts, Innovations. Maryland: Lomond Publications, Inc., 1982.

 2 8 The Federal Government and the Cities, 1961

The Federal Government and the Cities. A series of lectures delivered at The George Washington University 1961, Washington, D. C.: Dr. Brown wrote the chapter entitled "The Prospects For Action", pp. 63-72.

 2 9 Cases In Public Management, 1976

Golembiewski, Robert T. & White, Michael. Cases In Public Management. Third Edition. Rand Mcnally College Publishing Company, Chicago, 1976.

 2 10 Ideas For Management, 04/1977

Ideas For Management. Papers delivered at the 30th annual conference, held in Washington, D. C., April 1977. Library of congress catalog card number 55-2254. Dr. David S. Brown wrote a paper entitled "The Constructive Uses Of Conflict" pp. 223-229.

 3 11 International Conference on the Future of Public Administration, 1979

International Conference on the Future of Public Administration, 1979. Dr. David S. Brown wrote a paper entitled "Bureaucratic Management in the Public Sector: Is Bureaucracy The Only Way?, pp. 201-247.

 3 12 Some Observation On The Conduct of Technical Assistance In Public Administration, 07/05/1962

Brown, David S. Some Observation On The Conduct of Technical Assistance In Public Administration: With Particular Reference To The Current Program In Pakistan. LAHORE: University of Southern California, July 5, 1962.

 3 13 Concepts and Strategies of Public Administration Technical Assistance: 1945-1963, 07/15/1963 --08/23/1963

Brown, David S. Concepts and Strategies of Public Administration Technical Assistance: 1945-1963. Prepared for presentation to the Comparative Administration Group, Boston University, July 15 to August 23, 1963.

 3 14 Approaches to Development Politics, Administration and Change, 1966

Montgomery, John D. and Siffin, William J. (eds.) Approaches to Development Politics, Administration and Change. New York and London: McGraw-Hill, Inc., 1966. Dr. David S. Brown wrote chapter No.7 entitled "Strategy and Tactics of Public Administration Technical Assistance: 1945-1963.

 3 15 Executive Leadership, The Art of Successfully Managing Resources, 1969

Grub, Phillip D. and Loeser, Norma M. (eds.) Executive Leadership, The Art of Successfully Managing Resources. Wayne, Pennsylvania: MDI Publications, 1969. Dr. David S. Brown wrote one of the papers in chapter four entitled "Importance Of Understanding Objectives", pp. 164-172.

 4 16 Federal Public Policy, 1984

Taylor, Theodore W. (ed.). Federal Public Policy. Maryland: Lomond Publications, Inc., 1984. Dr. David S. Brown wrote chapter No. 6 which is entitled "William Ashby Jump: Pioneer in Professional Public Administration", pp. 169-192.

 4 17 Management Development: Senior Administrators, 1987

Management Development: Senior Administrators. New York: United Nation, Department of Technical Cooperation for Development, 1987. Dr. Brown wrote paper entitled "Selection and Development of Senior Administrators" pp. 83-122.

 4 18 A Report on the Air Force Advanced Management Program After Four Years, undated

Brown, David S. A Report on the Air Force Advanced Management Program After Four Years. Washington, D. C.: The George Washington University.

 4 19 Inter-American Center Of Tax Administrators, 05/16/1976 --05/21/1976

Inter-American Center Of Tax Administrators, Papers And Reports Of The Tenth General Assembly, El Salvador 16-21 May, 1976. PANAMA: Dr. Brown wrote a paper entitled "The Administrator and the Organization: Systems Thinking and Its Impact on The Administrator's Role", pp. 5-19.

 4 20 Report Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Permissive Training Committee, 09/1960

Report Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Permissive Training Committee, September 1960. U.S. Treasury Department, Internal Revenue Service, Document No. 5295(9-60). Dr. Brown was one of the committee members. He wrote exhibit No.1 entitled "The Role Of Training in management", pp. 1-7.

 4 21 Selected Reading For Management In State Government Level "2", 01/1967 --03/1967

Selected Reading For Management In State Government Level "2". Georgia: Training Division State Merit System of Personnel Administration. Dr. Brown wrote article No. 8, which is entitled "The High Cost of Hierarchy", pp. 8-1 to 8-8 and it is a reprint from the Civil Service Journal January - March 1967.

 4 22 Course Note Collection (Economic Development Institute), 08/1980

Course Note Collection (Economic Development Institute), World Bank. Reading in management, August 1980 Dr. Brown has two articles: 1) A Management By Objectives: Promise and Problems" Printed form "The Bureaucrat" Winter 1974. 2) "Modifying Bureaucratic Systems in the Developing World", a reprint.

 4 23 The leader looks at Authority and Hierarchy, 1961

Dr. David S. Brown The leader looks at Authority and Hierarchy. Washington, D.C.: Leadership Resources Inc., 1961. It was republished in republished in the Chinese language in a limited number for the In-Service Training Division of the Center for Public and Business Administration Education, Taiwan. It was entitled "The Leader Looks [of] Authority and Hierarchy".

 5 24 A Trade and Tariff Policy in the National Interest, 1953

Public Advisory Board for Mutual Security. A Trade and Tariff Policy in the National Interest. Washington: 1953

 5 25 The Important New Role of Training, undated

Brown, David S. The Important New Role of Training. New Delhi: The Indian Institute of Public Administration.

 5 26 Management Concepts and Practices, 1989

Brown, David S. Management Concepts and Practices. Washington, DC: National Defense University, 1989.

 5 27 Management Concepts and Practices: An Instruction Guide Prepared for Use With V. N4019, 1988, 1989

Brown, David S. Management Concepts and Practices: An Instruction Guide Prepared for Use With V. N4019, 1988. Washington, DC: National Defense University, 1989.

 5 28 Managing the Large Organization: Issues, Ideas, Precepts, Innovations, 1982

Brown, David S. Managing the Large Organization: Issues, Ideas, Precepts, Innovations. Mt. Airy, Maryland: Lomond Publications, Inc., 1982.

 5 29 Management?s Hidden Enemy-And What Can Be Done About It, 1987

Brown, David S. Management?s Hidden Enemy-And What Can Be Done About It. Mt. Airy, Maryland: Lomond Publications, Inc., 1987.

 5 30 Federal Contributions to Management: Effects On the Public and Private Sectors, 1971

Brown, David S., ed. Federal Contributions to Management: Effects On the Public and Private Sectors. New York: Praeger Publishers, Inc., 1971.

 MS0001 Series 2 Papers, 1953-1987 3.5 Linear feet

This series contains essays, cases, reports, and other professional writings of David S. Brown. They range from 1953 to 1987.

 6 1.1 The Case of Reluctant Social Workers, undated 6 1.2 The Unhappy Clerk, undated 6 1.3 Reorganizing the Health Department, undated 6 1.4 The John and Mary Case, undated 6 1.5 Re-Shaping the Organization, undated 6 1.6 Poor Reports in the Investigations Division, undated 6 1.7 The Case of the Unused Capability, undated 6 1.8 Measures of Productivity -- A case study, undated 6 1.9 Public Relations or Production?, undated 6 1.10 The Case of the Section Officers, undated 6 2.11 Problem In Triberion, undated 6 2.12 Organizing the Beleeville Office, undated 6 2.13 O'Toole and the Review Auditors sic. Officers, undated 6 2.14 The Inspector Who Tried to Delegate, undated 6 2.15 The Case of Gordon Gregg, undated 6 2.16 The sic. Assistant Chief of Audit, undated 6 2.17 The Case of the Auditor in a Quandary, undated 6 2.18 The Case of the Missing Files, undated 6 2.19 Bill Tykes' Problem, undated 6 2.20 The Case of the Welfare Mothers, undated 6 3.21 A New Agency or a Reorganized Old One?, undated 6 3.22 Production Goals In Branch "A", undated 6 3.23 The Case of Bernard Bigelow, undated 6 3.24 The Case of the Displaced Clerk, undated 6 3.25 The Case of the Conflicting Instructions, undated 6 3.26 The Case of the Compensatory Time, undated 6 3.27 The Branch Chief and His Priorities, undated 6 3.28 The Case of Juan Caudillo, undated 6 3.29 The Case of the Tardy Girl, undated 6 3.30 The Case of Half-Way Bridge, undated 6 4.31 The Case of the Acting Chief, undated 6 4.32 The New Chief of Field Audit, undated 6 4.33 A Supervisor for Unit II, undated 6 4.34 The Importance of Radiation Engineers, undated 6 4.35 The Strange Case of Homer Flak, undated 6 4.36 The Sick Ella Ginsburg, undated 6 4.37 The Case of the New Work Standards, undated 6 4.38 The Case of Woman Who Wouldn't, undated 6 4.39 The Case of your Brother's Keeper, undated 6 4.40 The Barbara Smith Case, undated 6 5.41 The President Who DeLegated, undated 6 5.42 The Case of the Prospective RIF, undated 6 5.43 The Bill Ritt Case, undated 6 5.44 The Case of the Disappearing Cubicles, undated 6 5.45 The Gerald Gay Case, undated 6 5.46 The Boss and His Secretary, undated 6 5.47 Community Relations and McKay Barnes, undated 6 5.48 The Case of the Applicant with Long Hair, undated 6 5.49 The Case of the Training Award, undated 6 5.50 Delegation in the Energetics Division, undated 6 6.51 Personnel Practices in the Teenage Division, undated 6 6.52 The Case of the Unsigned First Baseman undated 6 6.53 Presidential Dilemma, undated 6 6.54 "A Policeman's Lot", undated 6 6.55 The Westwind Story, undated 6 6.56 The Case of the $50 and $100 Bills, undated 6 6.57 The Case of the Loafing Employee, undated 6 6.58 The Case of the late Arrivers and Early Leavers, undated 6 6.59 The Case of George Gardlow, undated 6 6.60 A New Superintendent for Cloverleaf No.4, undated 6 7.61 The Superintendent at Hardrock Quarry, undated 6 7.62 Training The Boss, undated 6 7.63 The Case of the Troubled Supervisor, undated 6 7.64 Mary Topping, Teacher, undated 6 7.65 George Bronson, Principal, undated 6 7.66 The Proper Role of the Public Administration Advisor in Pakistan, undated 6 7.67 The Case of the Unused Capability, undated 6 7.68 Production Goals in "A" Division, undated 6 7.69 Setting Standards and Supervisory Work, undated 6 7.70 [Investigator] McDrew and the Auditor, undated 6 8.71 Harry and the Review Staff, undated 6 8.72 What Are Your Responsibilities?, undated 6 8.73 Some Problems for the Training Officer, undated 6 8.74 The Problem of Public Image, undated 6 8.75 A New Approach In Collection, undated 6 8.76 Some Assignment for the Training, undated 6 8.77 Trouble in the Recreation Department, undated 6 8.78 Small Group Assignments in Communication, undated 6 8.79 A New Approach in Collection, undated 6 8.80 What Are the Manager's Responsibilities?, undated 6 8.81 The Case of Unrung Cash Register, undated 6 8.82 The Case of the Unwilling Secretary, undated 6 8.83 The Case of the Reluctant Reviewers, undated 6 9.84 The Case of Mr. IN-Between, undated 6 9.85 The Crisis In Region Y, undated 6 9.86 Organizing The Bellville Office, undated 6 9.87 Miscellaneous Work for the Chief, undated 6 9.88 The Case of the Departed Clerk, undated 6 9.89 The Case of the Quarrelsome Revenue Officer, undated 6 9.90 Role Playing Demonstration, undated 6 9.91 EX Parte Wilkinson, undated 6 9.92 Dorsey V. The Regional Counsel, undated 6 9.93 The Case of the Ailing Auditor, undated 6 9.94 The Case of Unhappy Secretary, undated 6 9.95 The George Wright Case, undated 6 9.96 The Case of the Delegation which Didn't Work, undated 6 9.97 The Case of the Foreman-in-Training, undated 6 10.98 Public Policy and the Public official, undated 6 10.99 Case Studies in Committee Activity, undated 6 10.100 Case in legislative-Executive Relations, undated 6 10.101 The Woman Who Wouldn't and Other Cases, undated 6 10.102 Roadblock and Other Cases, undated 6 10.103 The Case of the Dirty Dishes and Other Cases, undated 6 10.104 The Public Good, undated 6 10.105 Case Studies in Public Administration, undated 6 10.106 Cases in Predictability, undated 7 1 Chapter I--The Nature of Public Administration (P.A.), undated

A Report on Public Administration Prepared By Dr. David S. Brown

 7 2 Chapter II-P.A. At The George Washington University, undated

A Report on Public Administration Prepared By Dr. David S. Brown

 7 3 Chapter III--The Student Body, undated

A Report on Public Administration Prepared By Dr. David S. Brown

 7 4 Chapter IV--The Teaching Staff, undated

A Report on Public Administration Prepared By Dr. David S. Brown

 7 5 Chapter V--Market Potentials, undated

A Report on Public Administration Prepared By Dr. David S. Brown

 7 6 Chapter VI--International Programs, undated

A Report on Public Administration Prepared By Dr. David S. Brown

 7 7 Chapter VII--Research Activities, undated

A Report on Public Administration Prepared By Dr. David S. Brown

 7 8 Chapter VIII--Problem Areas; Recommendations, undated

A Report on Public Administration Prepared By Dr. David S. Brown

 7 9 Chapter IX--General, undated

A Report on Public Administration Prepared By Dr. David S. Brown

 7 10 Chapter X--Appendix, undated

A Report on Public Administration Prepared By Dr. David S. Brown

 7 11 Community Relations--And What We Can Do About Them., undated

Other Writing Prepared by Dr. David S. Brown

 7 12 Some New Tools of Management by David S. Brown and Kenneth M. Sowers, undated

Other Writing Prepared by Dr. David S. Brown

 7 13 Cases in Legislative--Executive Relations, undated

Other Writing Prepared by Dr. David S. Brown

 7 14 The Role of Training in Management, undated

Other Writing Prepared by Dr. David S. Brown

 7 15 What Do You Know About Your Superior? Your Associate? Your Subordinate? Your Self?, undated

Other Writing Prepared by Dr. David S. Brown

 7 16 The Public Advisory Board and The Productivity Program, undated

Other Writing Prepared by Dr. David S. Brown

 7 17 Techniques for Teaching and Training, undated

Other Writing Prepared by Dr. David S. Brown

 7 18 Organization and Methods Conference 04/03/1957 Subject: The Role of Committees in Effective Management, 04/03/1957

Other Writing Prepared by Dr. David S. Brown

 7 19 Suggestions for Filling out Standard Form 57 Application for Federal Employment, undated

Other Writing Prepared by Dr. David S. Brown

 7 20 Some New Tools of Management, undated

Other Writing Prepared by Dr. David S. Brown

 7 21 The Nature of The American, undated

Other Writing Prepared by Dr. David S. Brown

 7 22 An Emerging Theory of Management, undated

Other Writing Prepared by Dr. David S. Brown

 7 23 What Management Needs To Understand To Successfully Communicate, undated

Other Writing Prepared by Dr. David S. Brown

 7 24 A Manual For MSA: A Case Study, undated

Other Writing Prepared by Dr. David S. Brown

 7 25 The Management Analyst: Who Is He And What Does He Do?, undated

Other Writing Prepared by Dr. David S. Brown

 7 26 The Days In The Life Of A Budget Officer", undated

Other Writing Prepared by Dr. David S. Brown

 7 27 Executive Agencies Of The Federal Government, undated

Other Writing Prepared by Dr. David S. Brown

 7 28 The Civil Servant In The Federal Government, undated 7 29 What To Do and What To See In The Marlboro Area Of Maine, undated 7 30 The Role Of Training In Management, undated 7 31 Trade, Tariffs, And The National Interest: A Case Study in The Functioning Of A Public Advisory Board, undated 8 1 A Trade and Tariff Policy in the National Interest: A Report to the President by the Public Advisory Board for Mutual Security, 1953 8 2 The Public Advisory Board as an Instrument of the Government, 1955 8 3 The Public Advisory Board and the Tariff Study ICP Case Series: #30, 1956 8 4 Personnel Administration, 1956 8 5 Advice on Advisory Committees, 1957 8 6 A Guide to The Use of Advisory Committees, 07/1959 --08/1959 8 7 Members Have Responsibilities, Too, 1960 8 8 Some Questions in Retrospect, 1960 8 9 Report on Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Permissive Training Committee, 08/1960 8 10 Individual Freedom in Traditional Management: Some Situational Examples, 1960 8 11 The Lecture, 12/1960 8 12 The Federal Government and the Cities, 1961 8 13 How You Can Use the Problem Meeting, 1961 8 14 Bureaucracy: Pakistani and American, 1962 8 15 The First Seminar on Public Administration, 1962 8 16 The Staff Man Looks in the Mirror, 06/1963 8 17 The Ultimate Managerial Challenge: Creative Change, 1963 9 1 The Brownlow Committee, 1964 9 2 To Read and Reread, 1964 9 3 The Importance of Understanding Objectives, 03/1964 9 4 The Heart of Policy Development, 04/1964 9 5 The Personnel Officer's New Dilemma, 07/1964 --08/1964 9 6 The Key to Self-Help: Improving the Administrative Capabilities of the Aid-Receiving Countries, 06/1964 9 7 Man Trap: The Deputy Chief, 10/1964 --12/1964 9 8 Subordinates' Views of Ineffective Executive Behavior, 12/1964 9 9 When Nothing Succeeds Like Excess, 07/1965 9 10 The Assistant Chief: Asset or Liability, 05/1965 --06/1965 9 11 The Important New Role of Training, 04/1965 --06/1965 9 12 An Old Tool Holds New Promise for Management, 11/1965 9 13 Capitalizing on Committees, 1965 10 1 Posdcorb Revisited and Revised, 1966 10 2 The Leader Looks at Authority and Responsibility, 1966 10 3 Committees for Community Shelter Planning, 06/1966 10 4 The Speaker Will Answer Questions..., 06/1966 10 5 Shaping the Organization to Fit People, 1966 10 6 Testing Your Management I.Q., 1966 10 7 The President and the Bureaus: Time for a Renewal of Relationships, 09/1966 10 8 Some Feedback on Feedback, 01/1967 10 9 Why Delegation Works - And Why It Doesn't, 01/1967 --02/1967 10 10 The Businessman and Government Administration, 1967 10 11 The High Cost of Hierarchy, 01/1967 --03/1967 10 12 The Citizen Committee, Advice or Consent, 1967 10 13 The Individual and the Organization: Some Factors Bearing Upon Their Relationship, 1967 11 1 Making Decisions, 1971 11 2 The PennyWorth Papers: Government Perpetration of Economics, Efficiency, Foresight, Management, and Revealed, 1971 11 3 The Leader Looks at the Use of Time, 1972 11 4 The Management of Advisory Committees: An Assignment for the '70's, 07/1972 --08/1972 11 5 New Approach to Problem Solving, 11/1973 --12/1973 11 6 Management by Objectives: Promise and Problems, 1974 11 7 Need an Assistant Manager?, 07/1975 --08/1975 11 8 Barriers to Success, 12/1975 11 9 The Role of Training in the Changeover of Governmental Administration, 01/1977 11 10 Latest Shortage: Skilled Managers, 03/1977 --04/1977 11 11 The Constructive Uses of Conflict, 1977 11 12 Rethinking the Supervisory Role, 11/1977 11 13 Looking Ahead: The Manager's Job in the Year 2000, 11/1977 --12/1977 11 14 TV Keeps Vulgarizing America, 10/07/1977 11 15 Rethinking the Supervisory Role, 1978 11 16 Looking Ahead: The Manager's Job in the Year 2000, 1978 11 17 Leadership and Followership: The Twin Ingredients, 1979 11 18 Large Organizations and their Deficiencies, 1979 11 19 The Myth of Reorganizing, 06/1979 11 20 An Amicus Curea Speaks Up, 09/15/1979 11 21 Military Contributions to Management, 1980 11 22 Power Problems at the Managerial Level, 1980 11 23 The Chain of Command: What Is Happening To It?, 1980 12 1 How Breakable is the Chain of Command, 01/1981 12 2 Survey Finds Federal Bureaucracy too Slow, 01/15/1981 12 3 Middle Managers and Important Company Resources, 02/01/1981 12 4 Zmiany Utunkcuonowanij Administracji Amerykannskeiej, 1981 12 5 The Latest Shortage: Skilled and Capable Managers, 05/1981 12 6 Why Subordinates don't do What They are Asked to Do - And Why They Do, 1981 12 7 The Fifth Freedom: Freedom from Supervision, 1981 12 8 If You Ask Me: Being Boss is ..., 03/08/1982 12 9 Japanese Productivity-Lessons for Us?, 1982 12 10 Productivity: Why we Must Improve, 08/1982 12 11 Productivity: Why we Must Improve Part II, 10/1982 12 12 The Managerial Ethic and Productivity Improvement, 09/1983 12 13 The Manager's Responsibilities for Productivity Improvement, 1983 12 14 Productivity of the Professionals, 10/1983 --12/1983 12 15 Future Directions in Financial Management- An Educator's View, 1984 12 16 Management Development in the Public Sector, 1984 12 17 New Principles of Management, 1984 12 18 If Necessity is the Mother of Invention, Who is the Father?, 1984 12 19 The Manager's Responsibility for Improvement, 1984 12 20 Presidential Power and Managing the Bureaucracy, 1984 12 21 How to Cause Stress in Others, 1985 12 22 A Vezetoi Etika Es A Tiermelekenyseg, 1985 12 23 Ink Claims Heritage Advice Doesn't Follow Reagan's Line, 04/22/1985 12 24 Ten Rules for All Political Appointees, 01/21/1985 12 25 Feds and the Bureaucratic Image Problem, 02/11/1985 12 26 Efficiency Not Meant to be a Government's Cornerstone, 04/22/1985 12 27 Shapes of Red Cloud Crystal Block Visions, 03/25/1985 12 28 Actually, There Were Some Positive Aspects to Grace Stodl, 04/15/1985 12 29 The Case for a New Managerial Ethic, 1985 12 30 Modeling the Federal Government, 1985 12 31 How the Competition Does It, 1986 12 32 Getting Menial Jobs Done, 1986 12 33 A Vezetoi Etika Es A Termelekenyseg II.Resz, 1986 12 34 A Professor Looks at his Profession, 10/15/1986 12 35 Managing the Large Organization: Issues, Ideas, recepts, Innovations, 11/1986 --12/1986 12 36 A Brown Sampler: Management and Other Matters, 1986 12 37 The New Managers and their Responsibilities, 1987 12 38 Figuring Everyone into Budget Planning, 03/1987 12 39 The Telephone- And How to Manage it, 1987 12 40 Management by Tergiversation, 1987 12 41 Management: How and Where It Originated, 1987 12 42 Selection and Development of Senior Administrators, 1987 12 43 How to Make Quality Decisions, 1987 MS0001 Series 3 Additional writings, ca. 1960-1989 2 Linear feet

This series contains newspaper articles, travelogues, and other personal writings by David S. Brown from approximately the 1960s through the 1980s.

 13 1 Laws: Writings dealing with personal creeds, undated 13 2 Quotes: Various sayings from DSB, undated 13 3 Rejected Material: Articles not accepted for publication, undated 13 4 Anecdotes, undated 13 5 College: Various Papers and Planned Debate Speeches written while at school, undated 13 6 College: Poetry and Drawings from early in DSB's life, undated 13 7 College: Poetry and Drawings from early in DSB's life, undated 13 8 Management: Several written pages about miscellaneous management topics, undated 13 9 Articles: An Assortment of writings published in the Washington Post and smaller papers, undated 13 10 Down East: A publication from Maine, undated 13 11 Elections: Articles on how to predict elections, undated 14 1 You Can't Get There From Here, undated 14 2 You Can't Get There From Here: Chapter 1, undated 14 3 You Can't Get There From Here: Chapter 2, undated 14 4 You Can't Get There From Here: Chapter 3, undated 14 5 You Can't Get There From Here: Chapter 4, undated 14 6 You Can't Get There From Here: Chapter 5, undated 14 7 You Can't Get There From Here: Chapter 6, undated 14 8 You Can't Get There From Here: Chapter 7, undated 14 9 You Can't Get There From Here: Chapter 8, undated 14 10 You Can't Get There From Here: Chapter 9, undated 14 11 You Can't Get There From Here: Chapter 10, undated 14 12 You Can't Get There From Here: Chapter 11, undated 14 13 You Can't Get There From Here: Chapter 12, undated 14 14 You Can't Get There From Here: Chapter 13, undated 14 15 You Can't Get There From Here: Chapter 14, undated 14 16 You Can't Get There From Here: Chapter 15, undated 14 17 You Can't Get There From Here: Chapter 16, undated 14 18 You Can't Get There From Here: Chapter 17, undated 14 19 You Can't Get There From Here: Chapter 18, undated 14 20 You Can't Get There From Here: Chapter 20, undated 15 1 Travelogues: Conquest of Katahdin, undated 15 2 Travelouges: On the trail of the Lobster Primeval, undated 15 3 Travelouges: The Middle Aged Man and the Sea, undated 15 4 Travelouges: Americana the Beautiful, undated 15 5 Travelouges: The Flowered State, undated 15 6 Travelouges: The Day the Sun Set Twice, undated 15 7 Travelouges: The Last of the Lower Forty-Eight, undated 15 8 Travelouges: Moby Dog, undated 15 9 Travelouges: Why Don't They Ever Tell You it's a Holiday, undated 15 10 Travelouges: Dr. Brown, I Presume, undated 15 11 Travelouges: El Salvador, Superstar, undated 15 12 Travelouges: Bermuda Short, undated 15 13 Travelouges: Flow Gently, Sweet Amazon, undated 15 14 Travelouges: Tea-Bag Time Along the Thames, undated 15 15 Travelouges: It's Getting Longer Every Year 1977, 1977 15 16 Travelouges: The French Connection -- Reaffirmed, undated 15 17 Travelouges: The Big Blizzards of 1979, 1979 15 18 Travelouges: All Things Big and Bountiful, undated 15 19 Travelouges: Born Again -- In Poland this Time, undated 15 20 Travelouges: Some New Light on the Dark Continent, undated 15 21 Travelouges: The Long, Hot, Sultry Summer of 1982, 1982 15 22 Travelouges: Europe, in Heat, undated 16 1 History of the Lovett Family, undated 16 2 Letters explaining the death of ELB, 05/27/1967 16 3 Pakistan, 1960 ca.

A series of articles published while in Pakistan in the early 1960s.

 16 4 Anfractuosities, 01/15/1981 16 5 Order of the Purple Clam certificates, undated 16 6 DSB's Multiple Choice Test, undated 16 7 Travelogue: The Browns Abroad, undated 16 8 Pass Yourself a Law, 10/17/1965 16 9 Flyers for the Animal-of-the-Month-Club, undated 16 10 Of Pith and Vinegar-Book by Davis S. Brown, undated 16 11 Of Pith and Vinegar II- conclusion, undated MS0001 Series 4 Correspondence, 1938-1987 2.5 Linear feet

This series contains correspondence to and from David S. Brown from 1938 through 1987, including both personal and professional correspondence.

 17 1 Misc. Papers, 1982-1987 17 2 Hassan El Tayeb, 1985-1986 17 3 ASAE Committee, 1985 17 4 Rejections of Articles, 1983-1987 18 1 Correspondence Regarding Publishing, 1938-1982 18 2 Correspondence Regarding Publishing, 1971-1985 18 3 Correspondence Regarding Publishing, 1981-1985 19 1 Letters to and from children, 1956-1970 19 2 Letters, 1956-1969 19 3 Letters DSB, 1959-1972 19 4 Personal Letters DSB, 1962-1965 19 5 Articles (correspondence concerning), 1962-1963 19 6 Personal, 1963-1966 19 7 Letters, 1966-1972 19 8 Robert Lovett Brown (3rd child), 1968-1972 19 9 Family letters written by David S. Brown to his children and also his mother, 1968-1970 20 1 Letters written by Anne Brown to her mother-in-law and step-children, 1969-1975 20 2 Correspondence, 1971 20 3 Correspondence Re: Estate of Myra S. Brown, 1969-1974 20 4 Mother's estate, 1974 20 5 Family letters (including some from the Lovetts to their daughter Evelyn Lovett Brown), 1972-1981 20 6 Correspondence with Anne Brown's sister, Esther Moldawer, 1974-1975 20 7 Correspondence, 1974 20 8 Correspondence, 1975 20 9 Correspondence, 1976 20 10 Correspondence, 1977 20 11 Correspondence, 1977 20 12 Correspondence, 1978 21 1 Correspondence, 1979 21 2 Correspondence, 1979 21 3 Correspondence, 1980 21 4 Carbons, 1980-1984 21 5 Letters, 1981-1984 21 6 ASPA/Policy Issues, 1981-1982 21 7 Kettering Foundation, 1981-1982 21 8 MLO Book permission to print, 1981 21 9 European trip, 1983 22 1 Correspondence with Robert W. Brown, 1980-1984 22 2 Correspondence, 1984 22 3 Correspondence, 1984 22 4 U.N. Correspondence: Mr. Banerjee and Kolchin, 1985-1986 22 5 Correspondence, 1986 22 6 Correspondence, 1987 22 7 Correspondence, 1987-1988 22 8 Correspondence, 1987-1988 MS0001 Series 5 Training materials used in classes, undated 3 Linear feet

This series contains lectures and readings used in David S. Brown's classes.

 23 1 Misc. Lectures, undated 23 2 DSB Lectures, undated 23 3 Lectures, undated 23 4 DSB-Lectures, undated 24 1 DSB-Lectures, undated 24 2 DSB Lectures, undated 24 3 DSB Lectures, undated 24 4 DSB Lectures, undated 24 5 Misc. Lectures, undated 25 1 Management materials, undated 25 2 Public Administration, undated 25 3 Lectures, undated 25 4 DSB Lectures, undated 26 1 Management, undated 26 2 Basics of Management, undated 26 3 Organizations/Systems, undated 26 4 Human Factor, undated 26 5 Public Administration, undated 26 6 Development Administration, undated 26 7 Managing/Administering, undated 26 8 Supervising, undated 27 1 The Key to Self-Help, undated 27 2 Testing Management I.Q., undated 27 3 Problems in the Organization, undated 27 4 Work Motivation Factors, undated 27 5 Summary of Work Motivation Factors, undated 27 6 Rank Order, undated 27 7 Leadership We Prefer, undated 27 8 Why We Reject Leadership, undated 27 9 Macro/Micro, undated 27 10 Poor Decision, undated 27 11 Individual Development, undated 27 12 Some Statements Having To Do With Productivity, undated 27 13 White Collar, undated 27 14 Manager's Responsibilities, undated 27 15 Basics of Management, undated 27 16 Barnard/Precepts, undated 27 17 What To Do On the Job, undated 27 18 Supervisor Guidelines, undated 27 19 Human Factor, undated 27 20 Reorganization, the Health Department, undated 27 21 Management, undated 28 1 Specialists and Generalists: A Selection of Readings, undated 28 2 Program Ideas, undated 28 3 Miscellaneous Good Management Papers, undated 28 4 Miscellaneous Papers, undated 28 5 DSB Papers, undated 28 6 Papers-DSB, undated MS0001 Series 6 Faculty articles from School of Government and Business Administration, 1 Linear feet

This series contains articles written by other faculty at the School of Government and Business Administration.

 29 1 The Thrifts Tomorrow (Handorf Reprint) 85-1R, undated 29 2 Robles 85-2R, undated 29 3 D. Frame 85-3,4R, undated 29 4 Adams 85-5,6,7R, undated 29 5 Burdetsky and Katzman 85-8R, undated 29 6 Anconie 85-9R, undated 29 7 Englander 85-10R, undated 29 8 Eastaugh 85-11R, undated 29 9 Eastaugh 85-12R, undated 29 10 Katzman 85-13R, undated 29 11 Robles 85-14R, undated 29 12 Robles and Hozier 85-15R, undated 29 13 Southby 85-16R, undated 29 14 Fuller and Towles 85-17R, undated 29 15 Fuller and Towles 85-18R, undated 29 16 Fuller 85-19R, undated 29 17 Lobuts and Pennewill 86-1R, undated 29 18 Lobuts and Pennewill 86-2R, undated 29 19 Lobuts and Pennewill 86-3R, undated 29 20 Newcomer 86-4R, undated 29 21 Alex Anconie 86-5R, undated 29 22 William C. Adams 86-6R, undated 29 23 Michelle L. Slagle 86-7R, undated 29 24 Walter Hahn 86-8R, undated 29 25 Walter Hahn 86-9R, undated 29 26 Kathryn E. Newcomer 86-10R, undated 29 27 Kathryn E. Newcomer 86-11R, undated 29 28 Fuller, Stephen 86-12R, undated 29 29 David Brown 86-13R, undated 29 30 Bingman, Charles F. 86-14R, undated 29 31 Jill F. Kasle 86-15R, undated 29 32 Fariborz Ghadar 86-16R, undated 29 33 Raymond Rodosevich and Fernando Robles 86-17R, undated 29 34 Gary Crum 86-18R, undated 29 35 Warren Greenberg 86-19R, undated 29 36 Jill F. Kasle 86-20R, undated 29 37 Dennis Gale 86-21R, undated 29 38 Phillip Fanara, Jr. and Warren Greenberg 86-22R, undated 29 39 W. E. Halal 86-23R, undated 29 40 Susan J. Tolchin 86-24R, undated 29 41 William C. Adams 86-25R, undated 29 42 William C. Adams 86-26R, undated 29 43 Gary E. Popp and Herbert J. Davis 86-27R, undated 29 44 William E. Halal 86-28R, undated 29 45 William E. Halal 86-29R, undated 29 46 Robles Sarathy 86-30R, undated 29 47 William Halal 86-31R, undated 29 48 Newcomer, Caudle 86-32R, undated 29 49 Fernando Robles 86-33R, undated 29 50 Steven R. Eastaugh 86-34R, undated 29 51 Peter B. Vaill 86-35R, undated 29 52 Eastaugh 86-36R, undated 29 53 Steven R. Eastaugh 86-37R, undated 29 54 William E. Halal 86-38R, undated 29 55 Eastaugh 86-39, undated 29 56 Lobuts and Pennewill 86-40R, undated 29 57 Peter B. Vaill 86-41R, undated 29 58 SGBA Research Committee [1/2], 1988-1989 29 59 SGBA Research Committee [2/2], 1988-1989 29 60 Auber Annual Surveys, 1984-1988 29 61 Research Information, 1987-1988 29 62 David Brown, undated 29 63 Management, undated MS0001 Series 7 Miscellaneous articles and manuscripts, 3.5 Linear feet

This series contains a selection of David S. Brown's articles and manuscripts. Some are labeled duplicates. No attempt appears to have been made to arrange the articles. It also contains a dissertation from 1936 titled "The Public Advisory Board in the Federal Gov't."

 30 1 Other Languages, undated 30 2 Papers from Pakistan, undated 30 3 Manuscripts, undated 30 4 Manuscripts, undated 30 5 Published Articles, 1970-1979 30 6 Published Articles, undated 30 7 Published Articles DSB, 1960-1969 30 8 Asian Forum, undated 30 9 Published Articles, undated 30 10 Published Articles, 1980-1989 30 11 Chapters from Seeing It Through, undated 30 12 Published Articles, undated 30 13 Management, undated 30 14 Training and Management, undated 30 15 Building A Concert For Action, undated 30 16 Miscellaneous, undated 30 17 Scope and Contents Note on David Brown Collection, undated 31 1 Management for the Many, undated 31 2 Some Quotations On Decision Making, undated 31 3 The Human Factor, undated 31 4 Some Quotations Having To Do With the Human Factor, undated 31 5 Quotations, undated 31 6 Some Quotes On Organizations, undated 31 7 Systems, undated 31 8 Some Quotes On Bureaucracy, undated 31 9 Policy: What It Is And Who Makes It, undated 31 10 Some Quotations Having To Do With Power And Authority, undated 31 11 Some Quotes On Leadership, undated 31 12 Some Quotations Having To Do With Public Administration, undated 31 13 Public Opinion, undated 31 14 Politics, undated 31 15 Presidents, undated 31 16 Congress, undated 31 17 Military, undated 31 18 Some Quotations Having To Do With Development And Development Administration, undated 31 19 Work and Science, undated 31 20 Education, undated 31 21 Wisdom, undated 31 22 Wit, undated 31 23 Riposte and Miscellany, undated 32 1 Papers (DSB), undated 32 2 Papers (DSB), undated 32 3 Manuscripts, undated 32 4 DSB-Papers, undated 33 1 DSB/GWU Records (Misc. Manuscripts), undated 33 2 Evaluations of D.S.B. (GWU-Reports), undated 33 3 Family, etc., undated 33 4 Old Papers (Misc.), undated 33 5 DSB Citations, undated 33 6 Medical, undated 33 7 GWU Correspondence, 1984-1987 33 8 History of School of Government and Business Administration (misc.), undated 33 9 Evaluations of D.S.B. (GWU-Reports), undated 33 10 Evaluations of D.S.B. (GWU-Reports), undated 33 11 Permanent Records (D.S.B.-Perm. Records) [Aviation log], undated 33 12 Permanent Records (D.S.B.-Perm. Records), undated 33 13 DSB (Misc.), undated 33 14 Envelope with newspaper clippings and pages from DSB's flight class yearbook, undated 34 1 "Of Pith and Vinegar" (dup.), "The Selection and Development of Senior Executives in Developing Countries", undated 35 1 "You Can't Get There From Here", undated

Duplicate

 36 1 Duplicate articles (photocopies), 1953 36 2 Duplicate articles (photocopies), 1955 36 3 Duplicate articles (photocopies), 1956 36 4 Duplicate articles (photocopies), 1957 36 5 Duplicate articles (photocopies), 1959 36 6 Duplicate articles (photocopies), 1960 36 7 Duplicate articles (photocopies), 1961 36 8 Brown, Dr. David S: Collections, undated 36 9 Bound volume (duplicate articles), undated 36 10 Bound volume (duplicate articles), undated 36 11 Bound volume-DSB Papers (duplicate articles), undated 36 12 Bound volume (duplicate articles), undated 36 13 The Public Advisory Board in the Federal Government: An Administrative Analysis of Several Boards with Particular Attention to the Public Advisory Board of the Economic Cooperation Administration and the Mutual Security Program, 1936

Dissertation of David S. Brown

 MS0001 Series 8 Memorabilia, 1954-1986 1.5 Linear feet

This series contains plaques, diplomas, and certificates from David S. Brown's career. It also includes the typewriter on which he typed his doctoral dissertation and his cap and gown.

 37 1 Plaque-Certificate of Appreciation from the School of Government and Business Administration, 11/30/1984 37 2 Plaque-Distinguished Service Award from the School of Government and Business Administration, 05/04/1986 37 3 Plaque-Outstanding Author: The Manager's Responsibilities for Productivity Improvement from the Quarterly Professional Journal of the American Society of Military Comptrollers, 1983 37 4 Plaque-The George Washington University with grateful appreciation hereby recognizes Dr. David S. Brown as a member of the Luther Rice Society, 1979 37 5 Framed painting, bottom reads "To David S. Brown with affectionate regards, Louis Brownlow", undated 37 6 Framed photograph-Signed at bottom: "With Best Wishes DW Bree, 10-22-54", 10/22/1954 37 7 Framed ink caricature of David S. Brown-"David" written in upper left-hand corner, undated 37 8 Framed diploma to David S. Brown from the Academia del Mediterraneo. In Italian., undated 37 9 Unframed certificate-Management Achievement Award from Washington Chapter Society for Advancement of Management, 1968 37 10 Unframed Certificate of Appreciation from School of Government and Business Administration, 05/06/1979 0 Memorabilia 0 1 Remington manual typewriter,

Used by Dr. Brown to write Ph.D. thesis. Added to collectionas donatin from his widow Anne Brown, March 2002.

 98 Memorabilia 98 1 David S. Brown's Caps and Gown, undated

Formerly ACC#673; on display in David S. Brown Memorabilia Room

 MS0001 Series 9 Personal papers 1936-1988 1.5 Linear feet

This series contains personal information on David S. Brown, including biographical/genealogical information, a yearbook, a dissertation and thesis, drafts of novels, and travelogues.

The materials range from 1936-88.

 39 Personal Papers 39 1 Personal Papers: Biographical data, genealogy, medical, "The Six Wise Men," etc., undated 39 2 Personal Papers:Biographical data, genealogy, medical, "The Six Wise Men," etc., undated 39 3 Personal Papers:Biographical data, genealogy, medical, "The Six Wise Men," etc., undated 39 4 Personal Papers:Biographical data, genealogy, medical, "The Six Wise Men," etc., undated 39 5 Personal Papers:University of Maine yearbook, 1936 39 6 Personal Papers:David Brown's dissertation, "The Public Advisory Board in the Federal Government," Syracuse University, 1954. 39 7 Personal Papers:Thesis Brown directed while at GW by Clinton Britt, 1966 39 8 Personal Papers:"Writings on Maine", undated 39 9 Personal Papers:Draft of novel titled "Death Makes the Deadline", undated 39 10 Personal Papers:Draft of novel titled "A Family Affair", undated 39 11 Personal Papers:Travelogues of Brown, 1962-1988 ca. 39 12 Personal Papers:Travelogues of Brown, 1962-1988 ca. 39 13 Personal Papers:Travelogues of Brown, 1962-1988 ca. MS0001 Series 10 Professional writings, ca.1955-1990 7.5 Linear feet

This series includes drafts, articles, quotations, and correspondence with publishers, from about 1955-90.

 39 Professional Writings, undated 39 14 Professional Writings: Correspondence with publishers and published articles, 1955-1990 ca. 39 15 Professional Writings:Correspondence with publishers and published articles, 1955-1990 ca. 39 16 Professional Writings:Correspondence with publishers and published articles, 1955-1990 ca. 39 17 Professional Writings:Correspondence with publishers and published articles, 1955-1990 ca. 40 Professional Writings 40 1 Professional Writings:Scrapbooks of articles, 1955-1958 40 2 Professional Writings:Scrapbooks of articles, 1960-1962 40 3 Professional Writings:Scrapbooks of articles, 1963-1964 40 4 Professional Writings:Scrapbooks of articles, 1965-1977 40 5 Professional Writings:Miscellaneous articles, 1975-1989 40 6 Professional Writings:Miscellaneous articles, 1975-1989 40 7 Professional Writings:Miscellaneous articles, 1975-1989 40 8 Professional Writings:Miscellaneous articles, 1975-1989 41 Professional Writings 41 1 Professional Writings:Miscellaneous articles, 1975-1989 41 2 Professional Writings:Miscellaneous articles, 1975-1989 41 3 Professional Writings:Miscellaneous articles, 1975-1989 41 4 Professional Writings:Miscellaneous articles, 1975-1989 41 5 Professional Writings:Book draft "Building a Concept for Action,", 1988 ca. 41 6 Professional Writings:Book draft "Building a Concept for Action,", 1988 ca. 41 7 Professional Writings:Articles on management and management techniques, 1970-1990 ca. 41 8 Professional Writings:Articles on management and management techniques, 1970-1990 ca. 41 9 Professional Writings:Articles on management and management techniques, 1970-1990 ca. 41 10 Professional Writings:Articles on management and management techniques, 1970-1990 ca. 41 11 Professional Writings:Articles on management and management techniques, 1970-1990 ca. 41 12 Professional Writings:Articles on management and management techniques, 1970-1990 ca. 41 13 Professional Writings:Articles on management and management techniques, 1970-1990 ca. 41 14 Professional Writings:Articles on management and management techniques, 1970-1990 ca. 41 15 Professional Writings:Articles on management and management techniques, 1970-1990 ca. 41 16 Professional Writings:Articles on management and management techniques, 1970-1990 -- --ca. 41 17 Professional Writings:Articles on management and management techniques, 1970-1990 ca. 41 18 Professional Writings:Articles on management and management techniques, 1970-1990 ca. 41 19 Professional Writings:Articles on management and management techniques, 1970-1990 ca. 41 20 Professional Writings:Articles on management and management techniques, 1970-1990 ca. 41 21 Professional Writings:Articles on management and management techniques, 1970-1990 ca. 41 22 Professional Writings:Articles on management and management techniques, 1970-1990 ca. 41 23 Professional Writings:Articles on management and management techniques, 1970-1990 ca. 42 Professional Writings 42 1 Professional Writings:Quotes on management/leadership, undated 42 2 Professional Writings:Book drafts for "The Year of the Mongoose," and "Seeing it Through," with correspondence with the publisher, 1989 ca. 42 3 Professional Writings:Book drafts for "The Year of the Mongoose," and "Seeing it Through," with correspondence with the publisher, 1989 ca. 42 4 Professional Writings:Book drafts for "The Year of the Mongoose," and "Seeing it Through," with correspondence with the publisher, 1989 ca. 42 5 Professional Writings:Book drafts for "The Year of the Mongoose," and "Seeing it Through," with correspondence with the publisher, 1989 ca. 42 6 Professional Writings:Book drafts for "The Year of the Mongoose," and "Seeing it Through," with correspondence with the publisher, 1989 ca. 42 7 Professional Writings:Book drafts for "The Year of the Mongoose," and "Seeing it Through," with correspondence with the publisher, 1989 ca. 42 8 Professional Writings:"Pith and Vinegar" - a collection of epigrams, aphorisms, maxims, proverbs, etc, that Brown wrote over the years, 1984 42 9 Professional Writings:"Pith and Vinegar" - a collection of epigrams, aphorisms, maxims, proverbs, etc, that Brown wrote over the years, 1984 42 10 Professional Writings:"Pith and Vinegar" - a collection of epigrams, aphorisms, maxims, proverbs, etc, that Brown wrote over the years, 1984 42 11 Professional Writings:"Pith and Vinegar" - a collection of epigrams, aphorisms, maxims, proverbs, etc, that Brown wrote over the years, 1984 43 Professional Writings 43 1 Professional Writings:"Pith and Vinegar" - a collection of epigrams, aphorisms, maxims, proverbs, etc, that Brown wrote over the years (continued), 1987 43 2 Professional Writings:"Pith and Vinegar" - a collection of epigrams, aphorisms, maxims, proverbs, etc, that Brown wrote over the years (continued), 1987 43 3 Professional Writings:"Pith and Vinegar" - a collection of epigrams, aphorisms, maxims, proverbs, etc, that Brown wrote over the years (continued), 1987 43 4 Professional Writings:Quotations relating to management, leadership, creativity, wisdom, bureaucracy, education, power, etc., undated 43 5 Professional Writings:Quotations relating to management, leadership, creativity, wisdom, bureaucracy, education, power, etc., undated 43 6 Professional Writings:Quotations relating to management, leadership, creativity, wisdom, bureaucracy, education, power, etc., undated 43 7 Professional Writings:Quotations relating to management, leadership, creativity, wisdom, bureaucracy, education, power, etc., undated 43 8 Professional Writings:Quotations relating to management, leadership, creativity, wisdom, bureaucracy, education, power, etc., undated 43 9 Professional Writings:Quotations relating to management, leadership, creativity, wisdom, bureaucracy, education, power, etc., undated 43 10 Professional Writings:Quotations relating to management, leadership, creativity, wisdom, bureaucracy, education, power, etc., undated 43 11 Professional Writings:Quotations relating to management, leadership, creativity, wisdom, bureaucracy, education, power, etc., undated 43 12 Professional Writings:Quotations relating to management, leadership, creativity, wisdom, bureaucracy, education, power, etc., undated 43 13 Professional Writings:Quotations relating to management, leadership, creativity, wisdom, bureaucracy, education, power, etc., undated 43 14 Professional Writings:Quotations relating to management, leadership, creativity, wisdom, bureaucracy, education, power, etc., undated 43 15 Professional Writings:Quotations relating to management, leadership, creativity, wisdom, bureaucracy, education, power, etc., undated 43 16 Professional Writings:Quotations relating to management, leadership, creativity, wisdom, bureaucracy, education, power, etc., undated 43 17 Professional Writings:Quotations relating to management, leadership, creativity, wisdom, bureaucracy, education, power, etc., undated 43 18 Professional Writings:Quotations relating to management, leadership, creativity, wisdom, bureaucracy, education, power, etc., undated 43 19 Professional Writings:Quotations relating to management, leadership, creativity, wisdom, bureaucracy, education, power, etc., undated 43 20 Professional Writings:Quotations relating to management, leadership, creativity, wisdom, bureaucracy, education, power, etc., undated 43 21 Professional Writings:Quotations relating to management, leadership, creativity, wisdom, bureaucracy, education, power, etc., undated 43 22 Professional Writings:Quotations relating to management, leadership, creativity, wisdom, bureaucracy, education, power, etc., undated 43 23 Professional Writings:Quotations relating to management, leadership, creativity, wisdom, bureaucracy, education, power, etc., undated 43 24 Professional Writings:Quotations relating to management, leadership, creativity, wisdom, bureaucracy, education, power, etc., undated 43 25 Professional Writings:Quotations relating to management, leadership, creativity, wisdom, bureaucracy, education, power, etc., undated 43 26 Professional Writings:Quotations relating to management, leadership, creativity, wisdom, bureaucracy, education, power, etc., undated 43 27 Professional Writings:Quotations relating to management, leadership, creativity, wisdom, bureaucracy, education, power, etc., undated 44 Professional Writings 44 1 Professional Writings:Quotations relating to management, leadership, creativity, wisdom, bureaucracy, education, power, etc., undated 44 2 Professional Writings:Quotations relating to management, leadership, creativity, wisdom, bureaucracy, education, power, etc., undated 44 3 Professional Writings:Quotations relating to management, leadership, creativity, wisdom, bureaucracy, education, power, etc., undated 44 4 Professional Writings:Quotations relating to management, leadership, creativity, wisdom, bureaucracy, education, power, etc., undated 44 5 Professional Writings:Quotations relating to management, leadership, creativity, wisdom, bureaucracy, education, power, etc., undated 44 6 Professional Writings:Quotations relating to management, leadership, creativity, wisdom, bureaucracy, education, power, etc., undated 44 7 Professional Writings:Quotations relating to management, leadership, creativity, wisdom, bureaucracy, education, power, etc., undated 44 8 Professional Writings:Articles on humor and wit, undated 44 9 Professional Writings:Articles on humor and wit, undated 44 10 Professional Writings:Articles on humor and wit, undated 44 11 Professional Writings:Articles on humor and wit, undated 44 12 Professional Writings:Articles on humor and wit, undated 44 13 Professional Writings:Articles on humor and wit, undated 44 14 Professional Writings:Articles on humor and wit, undated MS0001 Series 11 Scrapbooks 1915-1985 50 Linear feet

This series contains scrapbooks of clippings, photographs, letters, and memorabilia primarily documenting David S. Brown's family life from his birth in 1915 through 1985.

 45 Scrapbooks 45 1 Scrapbook 1, 1915-1936

A green scrapbook (15" x 12" x 2.5") containing records of David S. Brown's life from birth through a graduation from the University of Maine. Family trees, photographs of relatives and childhood photographs are included. From Brown's high school and college years are letters, papers written for classes, oratorical awards, early bylines and certificates of graduation and promotion. Of historical significance are a 1927 photograph of Charles E. Lindbergh on a postcard, newspaper clippings on the subject of the New Deal, and a personal letter to Brown from Maine Congressman Brewster.

 46 Scrapbooks 46 1 Scrapbook 2, 1936-1942

A brown scrapbook (14.5" x 12.25" x 1.5") containing photographs, newspaper clippings and letters to family members from Brown during his days as a student and teacher at Syracuse University and as a Navy pilot. A certificate is included which establishes Brown as a "Challenger" for the Democratic Party in the 1936 New York State elections. Of historical interest is the front page section of The Corpus Christi Caller - Times from January 17, 1943 with the lead story; "140,000 Nazis Slaughtered at Stalingrad: U.S. Planes Shoot Down 30 Jap Planes, Blast Four Ships".

 47 Scrapbooks 47 1 Scrapbook 3, 1942-1944

A maroon scrapbook (12" x 9" x 2.5") containing photographs, newspaper clippings, letters and telegrams to Brown from Evelyn Lovett and to Lovett from Brown chronicling the couple's courtship and marriage. Several volumes of a satirical paper written by Brown while in the Navy are included. The Weekly Constitution (later called The Weekly Constitutional) includes volume I numbers 1-7 and volume III numbers 1 5. The birth of the Brown's first child, David Springer Brown, Jr. on March 7, 1944 is also recorded through announcements.

48 Scrapbooks 48 1 Scrapbook 4, 1943-1944

A green scrapbook (11.75" x 9.5" x 1.75") chronicling, through photographs, the Brown's wedding and first year of marriage. Of historical interest are an unused war ration book, a pamphlet illustrating U.S. Army, Navy and Marine Corps insignia and medals and an 8" x 10" black and white photograph of Mrs. Brown's father, Robert A. Lovette who was then the Secretary of War For Air. Also included is the cover of the May 1944 edition of Wings magazine featuring Lovett.

 49 Scrapbooks 49 1 Scrapbook 5, 03/1944 --09/1944

This red scrapbook (11.25" x 9.25" x 0.25") contains newspaper clippings from the Navy Air Services (NAS) Skywriter of a column written by Brown while in the Navy. The column, "Have You Heard", collected quotations by various Navy personnel in a humorous format. Noteworthy are articles from Skywriter that detail various downings, crashes or disappearances of Navy pilots. Airmen mentioned include, Captain Donald E. McCafferty and Lieutenant (jg) John W. Sebek. Also from Skywriter are articles detailing the promotion of Lieutenant Commander Frank A. Patriarca and Lieutenant Commander Raymond P. Kline.

 50 Scrapbooks 50 1 Scrapbook 5A, 10/1943 --03/1944

This cream-colored scrapbook (11.25" x 8.25" x 0.5") was originally part of scrapbook number 5 and contains more articles from NAS Miami Skywriter written by Brown as well as his column "Have You Heard". Of special interest is a United States Navy Naval Aviator certificate from 1943.

 51 Scrapbooks 51 1 Scrapbook 6, 10/1946 --12/31/1946

A green, brown, cream and red woven cover scrapbook (15" X 12.75" x 1") containing newspaper clippings from the Bangor Daily News of Brown's column "Maine Live from Washington" detailing news from Washington, D.C. pertaining to Maine. Of historical interest is a page from the Congressional Record Appendix (p. 19097) with the text of two speeches "How to Murder a Democracy" given by the Honorable Gerald P. Nye of North Dakota, and "Public Opinion Polls and the Maine Election" given by the Honorable Walter M. Pierce of Oregon, both in September 1940. The later is particularly important as it deals with the implications of the use of the Gallup Opinion Polls to predict outcomes of elections. Also included in this scrapbook is the text of a speech delivered by Brown at Stephens College in Columbia, Missouri during a conference on "Women in Aviation" in May 1946. Brown chronicles the life of Mrs. Phoebe Fairgrave Omlie, a pioneer among women aviators.

 52 Scrapbooks 52 1 Scrapbook 7, 10/1944 --08/1947

The cover of this blue scrapbook (12" x 10" x 2") has a picture of the shoulder patch for the VB-89 squadron, to which Brown belonged. In addition to letters, articles and photos chronicling the Browns' family life during this period. The scrapbook contains a significant amount of historical material. Among the artifacts are the actual patch from the VB-89 worn in World War II by Brown, a Civilian Army Pass, a Selective Service Registration Certificate from October 16, 1940, a war ration book, a newspaper photo (unknown source) of General McArthur at the Japanese surrender after WWII, Japanese money issued during the American occupation, and pictures taken in Japan during the occupation. Also included are a certificate from the Office of Scientific Research and Development issued March 1, 1945 commending Ms. Brown's contribution to WWII, and a "Plank Owner's Certificate" from the USS Antietam issued to Brown January 28, 1945 as a member of the ship's original crew. An issue of the USS Antietam Go-Get-'Am-Gazette (July 1945, Vol. I, No. 5) is also included. Another significant item is a rectangular piece of cloth printed with the American flag and a statement in French and oriental languages that begins "I am an American aviator. My plane was destroyed." The career of Robert A. Lovett is also chronicled in this scrapbook. Included are a September 18, 1945 New York Times article, "Stimson Resigns as War Secretary - Patterson Named" in which it is mentioned that Lovett resigns as Assistant Secretary of War for Air as well as various unidentified newspaper clippings detailing Dean Acheson's resignation and Lovett's appointment as Under Secretary of State under President Truman. An 8 x 10 photograph pictures Under Secretary Robert Patterson, Assistant Secretary John J. McCloy, Secretary Stimson, Assistant Secretary of Air Lovett and Special Assistant Harvey Bundy. In addition, two reproductions of documents are included, one of a letter signed by President Truman citing Lovett for Distinguished Service medal and one of the certificate awarding Lovett the medal on September 13, 1945, signed by Stimson and the Major General at the time.

 53 Scrapbooks 53 1 Scrapbook 8, 01/1946 --02/1949

This is a brown scrapbook (9.50" x 11.75" x 2"). In addition to numerous family photos, cards and telegrams, the birth certificate of the Brown's second son Christopher Lovett Brown born October 30, 1948 at Columbia Hospital Washington, D.C. Also contained in the book are numerous photographs of Washington D.C. landmarks such as Kenmore in Fredericksburg, Virginia, the home of George Washington's sister, Betty Lewis, Woodlawn, Home of Nellie Curtis Lewis, stepdaughter of George Washington, and Oak Hill near Oatlands, Virginia, home of James Monroe designed by Thomas Jefferson. Aerial photographs taken from Brown's plane include the housing development of Park Fairfax in Alexandria, Virginia, Mount Vernon, the Washington D.C. monument area, Bailey's Cross-roads Airport, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and Arlington Cemetery. An article on Park Fairfax from The Star is also included. Finally, a photograph of the landscaping plans for the new State Department by landscaper Hagermann is also included. Of significance are numerous newspaper clippings and newspaper photographs as well as actual photographs of Robert A. Lovett, George C. Marshall, Ambassador Rober D. Murphy and President Harry S. Truman in various meetings on foreign aid and policy testifying before the Senate on the Marshall Plan. A page from Time magazine, March 29, 1948, entitled "National Affairs" details America's international affairs after WWII. The 1949 presidential inauguration of Harry S. Truman is chronicled through many newspaper photographs of the ceremonies and parade. Also included is an invitation to the ceremonies, a seating plan of the President's platform, ceremonial and parade programs as well as an identifying "Inaugural Committee" medallion. A newspaper photograph with caption pictures the inaugural protest of some D.C. residents lobbying for votes in the presidential election. Miscellaneous historical events are included such as a newspaper photograph of Princess Ashraf, sister to the then Shah of Iran during her visit to Washington, D.C., an article dated November 1947 on the appointment of Dr. Samuel D. Marble at age 31 to the presidency of Wilmington College, making him the youngest college president at the time and a photograph of an early TV broadcast. Also included are a program from the National Symphony Orchestra Benefit performance for the opening of the Playhouse Theatre, April 27, 1948, obituaries of G. F. Scherer, Embassy aid in Mexico city and W. A. Jump, Director of Finance at USDA, and Ruth Flumo political cartoons. Finally the front section of the New York Times, January 22, 1946, is included with the headline story "President's Message On The State of the Union and Transmitting the Budget."

54 Scrapbooks 54 1 Scrapbook 9, 02/1949 --12/1949

A brown scrapbook (9.25" x 11.75" x 1.50") that, in addition to family photos and Christmas cards, contains material from the June 7, 1949 meeting of the 3rd Assembly of the International Civil Aviation Organization in Montreal, Canada. Brown"s invitation to the event, a certificate from the US State Department naming Brown an advisor to the Assembly, and a photograph of the Assembly are included. The book also contains Brown's invitation to a National Air Council meeting in Washington, D.C. on the topic "Economic Consequences of Air Power" held at the Library of Congress March 7, 1949. In addition, newspaper clippings about James Forrestal, including a May 23, 1949 article from the Evening Star chronicle his career and suicide of that year. An August 9, 1949 article from the Washington Daily News entitled "No Politics Behind B-36, Lovett Says" details the Senate investigation into the Wartime orders for the B-36 bomber. Two newspaper photographs of Prince Charles of England at age 8 months and one year as well as a December 3, 1949 obituary for the Playwright Phillip Barry are also included.

 55 Scrapbooks 55 1 Scrapbook 10, 02/1950 --08/1951

A maroon scrapbook (9.5" x 11.75" x 1.75") chronicling the Brown's family life during the period as well as national events upto the start of the Korean war. Numerous family photos and cards are included from family vacations. The birth of the Brown's third son, Robert Lovett Brown on January 26, 1951 at Columbia Hospital, Washington, D.C. is noted through his birth certificate, announcements, and telegrams. The Brown's first home in Fairfax County Virginia is pictured and a "Home Location Survey" for it are in the scrapbook. Also, a newspaper article about the sub-division, "Belle View", site of the Brown's home, is included. Brown's itinerary for his trip to Europe in August 1951 as an employee of the Economic Cooperation Committee (ECA) is included. Also contained in the scrapbook is an article on William Foster's appointment to Chief of ECA, articles on Robert A. Lovett's appointment to Deputy Defense Secretary in 1950, programs and a ticket from the 195l christening of the USS United States in Newport News, Virginia, a program cover from the Aviation Education Conference in 1950 to which Brown was a consultant, some of Brown's articles and writings from the period, and an invitation to the midpoint anniversary observance of the Marshall Plan on April 3, 1950. Finally, an article on Princess Dayan Djavidan, widow of Khedive Abbass Hilmi, former King of Egypt, and a Saturday Evening Post cover from January 7, 1950 picturing Congress in session are included. The last page of the book contains a newspaper photo of Robert A. Lovett as Defense Secretary, Senator Hoyt S. Vanberg as Air Force Chief and Thomas Finletter as Secretary of Air Force travelling to the White House for a meeting on the "Critical Situation in Korea."

 56 Scrapbooks 56 1 Scrapbook 11, 09/1951 --04/1952

A blue scrapbook (9.5" x 11.75" x 1.5") containing family photos of vacations and holidays as well as extensive material on Robert A. Lovett's succession of G. C. Marshall as Secretary of Defense in September 1951. Included in the book are a cover of a New York Times magazine from September 23, 1951 picturing Robert A. Lovett, articles on the subsequent reorganization of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, a newspaper article from Rio de Janerio, September 14, 1951, on Robert A. Lovett's appointment. Among the other items that commemorate Robert A Lovett's promotion include two black and white photographs of Robert A. Lovett being sworn in and standing near George C. Marshall, another black and white photograph from an interview picturing Robert A. Lovett and his wife, as well as an article about Robert A. Lovett in U. S. Air Services magazine in October 1951. There are several newspaper, colored clippings picturing Mrs. Lovett in various fashionable outfits as well as Brown's invitation to the White House on October 31, 1951. Newspaper photos from the visit of the then princess Elizabeth of England to Washington in October 1951 are included along with an obituary for King George Vi, her father, newspaper photos of his funeral and a full page color drawing of Elizabeth as Queen. Four 8 x 10 black and white photos of Churchill and Truman from 1952 as well as a photograph of a quest book with the signatures of Truman and Churchill are historically significant. An article on the Burgandy Farm School in Alexandria, Virginia describes educational ideas in vogue at the time. Finally, newspaper clippings detailing the firing of Attorney General McGrath by Truman are included.

 57 Scrapbooks 57 1 Scrapbook 12, 04/1952 --12/1953

A red scrapbook with cream-colored binding (9"x11 3\4"x1 3/8") containing memorabilia from the Truman administration and from the 1952 presidential election as well as family photographs. Seven newspaper clippings captioned "The Changing White House" present historical views of the President's home and together with 11 magazine photographs, some in color of the "White House Redecorated," a before and after picture of the remodeling done by President and Mrs. Truman is presented. Other items from the Truman era include an invitation to the Truman Farewell on May 14, 1952, a pamphlet entitled "Unity, Strength, Freedom: A report to the Nation" from Armed Forces Day, May 17, 1952, and a map of Bolling Air Force Base made for the Armed Forces Day celebration there. Items from the 1952 Presidential campaign include newspaper clippings of Eisenhower after retiring from the armed forces, an 8 x 10 photograph of Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dean Acheson, an 8 x 10 photograph of Eisenhower at his retirement ceremony, memorabilia from the July 1952 Republican Convention including two colored drawings of Mamie and Dwight Eisenhower, and memorabilia from the Democratic Convention including a color drawing of Adalia Stevenson and his wife as well as drawings of other Democratic presidential nominees. An article from the Houston Post September 24, 1952 gives the text of the speech of the Republican Vice-President nominee, Richard Nixon made in responding to allegations of dishonesty about donations to his campaign. Two newspaper photographs of Eisenhower are included, one during his December 1952 trip to Korea and one of him and his wife at the victory celebration after the 1952 election. Miscellaneous historical events chronicled by the scrapbook include the building of a UN headquarters (newspaper photographs and articles), Queen Elizabeth of England's First Parliament (newspaper photograph), and the wedding of Anne D. Goodrich to Prince in exile Edmond Poniatowski of Poland in May 1952 (newspaper article). Family souvenirs include a program from the "1952 Scouting Exposition" at the DC Armory in May 1952, two 8 x 10 photographs of an unidentified man, perhaps Robert A. Lovett, receiving a degree, articles on Robert A. Lovett, Articles on the Burgandy Farm School, vacation pictures, the Brown children's artwork and letters to their parents.

58 Scrapbooks 58 1 Scrapbook 13, 01/1953 --12/1953

This red and cream-colored scrapbook (9" x 11 3/4" x 1 3/8") contains family photos, articles about the Brown children's schools and the birth certificate of Adele Quarterly? Brown born November 6, 1953. Of historical significance are newspaper clippings detailing the end of the Korean War, the April 1953 death of Queen Mary of England, and a series of five newspaper photographs entitled "It happened in 1953" depicting Ben Hogan winning the British Open Golf Tournament, Sir Edmund Hillary after climbing Mt. Everest, the Korean Truce, the 50th anniversary of the Wrights' flight at Kitty Hawk and the succession of Stalin by Malenkov as Soviet Premier. Also of interest are photographs from the 1953 inauguration as well as a program and ticket to the parade. The scrapbook includes a guest and contribution list from the "Eastern States Jefferson-Jackson Democrat Dinner" in February 1953, which gives David S. Brown's name as a guest. Underneath the guest list is the handwritten notation, "David was there - a guest if not a contributor. The publication of this list ended his government career a few months later (September 1953)." Two other items of interest are a March 1953 House and Garden pictorial featuring Robert A. Lovett's home and a colored newspaper photograph of Queen Frederika of Greece.

 59 Scrapbooks 59 1 Scrapbook 14, 01/1954 --12/1954

This red and cream scrapbook (9" x 11 3/4" x 1 3/8") contains many family Christmas cards and photographs as well as interesting newspaper clippings. Significant clippings include a large (2 8 x 10 sheets) magazine photograph of the House of Representatives two minutes after Puerto Rican terrorists shot at the assembly in 1954, newspaper drawings of the hydrogen bomb test explosions of the year, a newspaper photo of the four minute mile barrier being broken by a runner. Other interesting items are a program from the Jefferson-Jackson Democratic Dinner 1954 that lists Brown as a guest, clippings from Brown's PHD dissertation, several newspaper articles stating that George Washington University had named Brown as an Associate Professor of Public Administration, newspaper photographs of Hurricane Carol in September 1954, and Brown's invitation to a Mexican Embassy reception and to a Saudi Arabian Embassy reception. A large 8 x 10 newspaper photograph of Albert Schweitzer building a hospital with the help of a native man is also included.

 60 Scrapbooks 60 1 Scrapbook 15, 01/1955 --12/1957

This red and black scrapbook (13" x 15" x 3 3/8") contains some materials on George Washington University such as a newspaper photograph of a George Washington parking lot with a "Park it yourself" device, a newspaper article titled "GW Area Urban Renewal Ok'd", a program from George Washington University's Air Force Advanced Management Program, Convocation Exercises August 10, 1956 and 8 x 10 photographs of the same occasion, as well as clippings from a 1956 George Washington University publication titled "The University Faculty". Personal mementoes include 8 x10 photographs of Brown's PHD commencement at Syracuse University in June 1955 in addition to a complete 1955 issue of the Syracuse Daily Orange detailing the commencement and a program from the occasion. Family vacation photographs, articles by Brown and about Brown and his work with the Bakery and Confectioner Workers' Union, and a ticket to the July 10, 1956 All Star Game are also included. Of historical significance are a newspaper article on the polio vaccine, a newspaper picture of and article on the USS Forrestal, newspaper articles on Robert A. Lovett, newspaper articles on the August 1955 Summit as well as articles on President Eisenhower's heart attack and subsequent intestinal surgery. Also interesting are a January 1956 political pamphlet supporting the "Gray Plan" on school integration in Virginia and articles about that plan, a series of magazine clippings titled "Truman Memories", a color magazine photograph of Winston Churchill, one of Dr. Alexander Fleming who discovered penicillin, and one of Prince Rainier and Grace Kelly at their wedding. Two other items are newspaper articles on the demise of the cruise ship the Andrea Doria, and an invitation to Eisenhower's January 1957 Inaugural Ball.

 61 Scrapbooks 61 1 Scrapbook 16, 02/1958 --07/1958

A black and red scrapbook (11 1\8" x 14 1\4" x 2 1\4") contains many pictures, postcards, pamphlets and itinerary plans from the Browns' tour of Belgium, France, Holland and Italy. A newspaper article and personal memorabilia record Brown's stint as a visiting professor at the Royal Institute of Science and Technology in Glasgow, Scotland. Included also are an article on the retiring of George Washington University president Marvin, a clipping from the Daily Scottish Mail May 30, 1958 on the sentencing of mass murderer Manuel, a newspaper picture of an oil tanker on the Potomac river sent to avoid a shortage during a winter storm in Washington and numerous articles on Burgandy Farm School. A certificate for Brown from the Chemical Corps School at Fort McClellan Alabama in 1958, a program from the 1958 Campaign Conference for Democratic Women, and a program from the 1958 "Conference on Politics" held at Georgetown University are also contained in this scrapbook.

 62 Scrapbooks 62 1 Scrapbook 17, 07/1958 --12/1959

A black and red scrapbook (11" x 14 1\4" x 2 1\4") containing additional material (Photographs, tickets, postcards, etc.) from the Browns' European vacation, photographs of family and the children's camp, an obituary for Brown's father, and several playbills from the National Theater. Professional materials of Brown's include articles on the Baker's and Confectionery Workers' Union which employed Brown as a management advisor, as well as several 8 x 10 photographs of Brown giving lectures and at professional dinners, and a program from the Educational Buyers meeting held at George Washington University in October 1959 at which Brown was a speaker.

 63 Scrapbooks 63 1 Scrapbook 18, 01/1960 --12/1960

A brown scrapbook (10 1\4" x 13 3\8" x 1 1\2") contains material on George Washington University such as an article of George Washington University professor Dr. Burnice Jarman for Korea, photographs of Brown's coworkers at George Washington University, an article on A. M. Woodruff who was then Dean of the School of Government at George Washington University, an article on the "Behavioral Science Center" at George Washington University, as well as a December 1960 issue of George Washington University's AFM Gazette. Family memorabilia includes programs and photographs from the Brown children's school athletic events and class pictures, family vacation photographs and playbills from the Arena Stage. Professional material of Brown's includes various programs from management training seminars at which Brown spoke such as the Army Medical Specialist Corps Supervisors course and the IRS Management Institute, and an 8 x 10 photograph of Brown and a group at the "US Treasury Law Enforcement Officers Training School". Of historical interest are a magazine photograph of the SSBN-GW captioned "World's First Missile Subs", articles on Robert A. Lovett, newspaper clippings about the engagement of Britain's Princess Margaret, 8 x 10 photographs from the Democratic Leaders Training Conference of 1960, articles on John F. Kennedy's presidential victory and a small card printed "Thank you for your help" and signed by John F. Kennedy in ink to Brown.

 64 Scrapbooks 64 1 Scrapbook 19A, 04/1961 --07/1961

A brown scrapbook (10 1/4" x 13 1/4" x 1 1\4") containing photographs of the Brown family's travel in Pakistan, a pamphlet in Indian on manners for Pakistani and Indian travelers, a clipping from the Civil and Military Gazette of Lahore, Pakistan on the Institute of Public administration at which Brown taught for 18 months as well as 8 x 10 photographs and programs from the opening of the school and a program from the first commencement of the school.

 65 Scrapbooks 65 1 Scrapbook 19B, 01/1961 --07/1961

A brown scrapbook (10 1/4" x 13 1/4" x 1 1/4") containing photographs from the Brown family's travels in Spain, Italy, Greece and Pakistan as well as an issue of George Washington University's AFAM Gazette in April 1961 with an article "Brown leaves for Pakistan". Of historical interest are tickets to the January 1961 Inauguration and Ball of John F. Kennedy, newspaper clippings on the new cabinet and an Inaugural program and engraved invitation to the occasion.

 66 Scrapbooks 66 1 Scrapbook 19C, 07/1961 --04/1962

A black and red scrapbook (13" x 15" x 3 1/2") containing memorabilia from the Brown family's time in Pakistan. Included are many photographs of Pakistan and India, itineraries, newspaper clippings from Lahore, Pakistan papers, a copy of the Pakistani National anthem, several issues of LAS Times (Lahore American School newspaper), and an invitation to a reception for the King and Queen of Pakistan. Numerous satirical and professional writings of Brown's are included. Historically interesting are magazine photographs of the Kennedy family, clippings on Mrs. Kennedy's trip to Pakistan, and clippings on the "Space Race", the first manned orbit of earth and the Indian elections of 1962.

67 Scrapbooks 67 1 Scrapbook 20, 04/1962 --07/1962

A green scrapbook (12 1/4" x 15" x 1 1/2") containing additional photographs and memorabilia from the Brown family's stay in Pakistan. Included are a May 1962 issue of National Geographic, unpublished writings of Brown, several issues of Local News published by the US Information Service, as well as articles on the status of Pakistani women. Photographs from a Brown family trip to Thailand and of their departure from Pakistan on July 11, 1962 are also contained in the scrapbook along with several articles detailing Mrs. Kennedy's impression of Pakistan.

 68 Scrapbooks 68 1 Scrapbook 21, 07/1962 --12/1962

This maroon scrapbook (12" x 15" x 1 1/2") contains family photographs of the Brown family's travels in the Philippines, Japan and Yellowstone National Park. Also included are photographs of the graduation of Brown's oldest son, David S. Brown Jr., from Mercuberg Academy, Pennsylvania. The Brown children's artwork and photographs of their sporting events are also present. In addition to Christmas cards, letters and photographs, the scrapbook contains numerous articles on India and on Pakistan, a campus guide to George Washington University and a copy of the George Washington University Federalist from fall 1962 that contains an article by Brown.

 69 Scrapbooks 69 1 Scrapbook 22, 01/1963 --10/1963

A maroon scrapbook (12" x 15" x 1 1/2") containing family photographs, postcards of vacation photographs from Puerto Rico and St. Thomas, family cards and letters, playbills from local Washington theaters, newsletters from the Brown children's schools, and the cover of the program from the 23rd annual Ice Capades. Professional memorabilia of Brown's includes 8 x10 photographs of Brown giving lectures,an announcement of the election of Brown to the Vice Presidency of Leadership Resources Inc., program pages from the April "1963 National Conference on Public Administration", postcards and bulletin pages from Indiana University where Brown was a visiting professor and an article from Panorama June 1963 on Brown and a Pakistani student at George Washington University. Of historical interest are January 1963 articles on a record snowstorm in Maine, a magazine cover from May 1963 picturing the astronaut Cooper, magazine photographs of Pope John XXIII at his death on June 7, 1963, magazine photographs of Pope Paul VI, pages from the New York Times Magazine picturing those who had received the president's "freedom medal", and a Washington Post article of September 25, 1963 entitled "Senate Ratifies Test Ban Treaty." Also historically interesting are clippings, information pamphlets and other memorabilia from the solar eclipse of July 20, 1963, as well as an obituary for Paul H. Appleby, 2nd Dean of the Maxwell School of Syracuse University. Important material concerning the Washington, D.C. area includes a copy of the TWIG, a publication of the Jr. Auxillary of Alexandria Hospital as well as programs and photographs from the Auxillary's 30th annual ball. Newspaper clippings on an August flash flood in Alexandria in addition to magazine photos of the 1963 march on Washington also detail area history.

 70 Scrapbooks 70 1 Scrapbook 23, 10/1963 --02/1964

This green scrapbook (12" x 15" x 1 1/2") contains extensive material on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. A magazine pictorial on John F. Kennedy and his family, magazine photographs of the assassination in Dallas as well as magazine photographs of the president's funeral and Lyndon Johnson's swearing in are included. Other historically significant material includes an invitation to the presentation of the president's "Medals of Freedom" on December 6, 1963 one of which was received by Robert A. Lovett. Articles on Roberat A. Lovett and his award as well as magazine photographs of Pope Paul IV in the Holy Land are also present. Family memorabilia includes flyers from the Brown children's schools as well as programs from the schools' sporting events, Christmas cards and photographs. Professional memorabilia of Brown's includes articles he authored and programs from various professional meetings. Materials about the Washington area includes a program from a performance at George Washington University's Lisner auditorium, clippings from George Washington University Newsletters, as well as an 8 x 10 photograph of the National Christmas tree. Another interesting item in the scrapbook is a collection of PTA letters from St. Stephen's school in Alexandria, Virginia authored by Brown on the topic of "Adolescence" and a speech on that subject given by Dr. Phillips of George Washington University.

 71 Scrapbooks 71 1 Scrapbook 24, 05/1964 --10/1964

A blue scrapbook (12" x 15" x 1 1/2") containing family photographs and the architect's blueprints for the Brown family's summer home in Maine. Professional material of Brown's contained in this scrapbook includes a bibliography of Brown's professional writings, newspaper clippings mentioning the work of Brown as well as various research papers of Brown's. Some of the material included in the scrapbook deals with George Washington University such as clippings from George Washington University's faculty newsletter, a newspaper article detailing the fact that President Eisenhower was to be awarded an honorary degree at George Washington University's commencement in 1964, clippings from the George Washington University magazine Federal Issue, and, in addition obituaries for George Washington University president T. H. Carroll. Of historical interest are baseball souvenir scorecards from 1964, a playbill from the Plymouth Theater, magazine pictures of General Douglas McArthur's funeral, a booklet entitled "Tribute to Eleanor Roosevelt with her photograph on its cover, and a magazine photograph of the Indian statesman Nehru's funeral. Also included are tickets and a program from the USGA 64th open championship golfing tournament, magazine photographs of the 1964 World's Fair, a June 1964 article entitled "Senate Stops Filibuster on Rights Bill" dealing with the stalling of a civil rights bill by some Congressmen as well as white House invitations to a reception given by Lady Bird Johnson. Three other historically interesting items include memorabilia from the 1964 Campaign Conference for Democratic Women, an April 30, 1964 press release titled "Remarks of the President to 1964 Campaign Conference", as well as a three dimensional color picture with the handwritten notation "1st 3-d color picture". The scrapbook also contains several brochures from Washington are landmarks such as the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, Washington Cathedral, Franciscan Monastery, Harper's Ferry, John Brown Wax Museum, Antietam battlefield, Mount Vernon and Gadsby's Tavern.

 72 Scrapbooks 72 1 Scrapbook 25, 10/1964 --05/1965

A blue scrapbook (15" x 12" x 1.5") containing family photographs, Christmas and Valentine cards, wedding announcements of friends of the Browns, postcards to family members during business trips, several 'Peanuts' comic strips as well as memorabilia from the Brown Children's athletic events.

 73 Scrapbooks 73 1 Scrapbook 26, 1965

A black scrapbook contains photos, news paper clippings, and a System and Procedure Journal of May 1965. Moreover, it also contains Brown's and family photos at Long Island, Maine, Compobello Island, Blue Nose, Windsor, Canada, Wyo valley, wedding of John and Joan Sylvester at Lucerne Inn, football match of St. Stephan vs Georgetown, and St. Agnes school spring festival.

74 Scrapbooks 74 1 Scrapbook 27, 10/1965 --07/1966

This brown scrapbook contains different news paper clippings including articles by Mr. brown. Photos of Chris at 17 and his graduation, Hockey Day at St. Agnes, Trip to Florida, Christmas Day, fishing at Rochester with Bob Brown, Lyn in hospital and places like James town, Norfolk, Botanical Garden. Get Well cards to Lyn, Christmas cards to the Browns and copy of the 112th Cyracus University Commencement.

75 Scrapbooks 75 1 Scrapbook 28, 08/1968 --06/1968

This brown scrapbook contains photos of Mr. Brown's family, Adelle's Locust Valley visit, Visit to Anderson college at Rchobatu, Evie's childhood, Christmas, Mr. Brown's 25th Wedding Anniversary, his new cottage, with Senator Jackson, Kimbal store, and family home. Mr. Browns membership cards, a letter from Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson, the former President's wife. The obituary of Evelyn Brown (1967) and death of Robert F. Kennedy (1968) is also included.

76 Scrapbooks 76 1 Scrapbook 29, 1968

This green scrapbook contains photos of Dr. Brown's marriage to Anne Elizon Brown, including those at church, receptions. Photos from visits to Quebec, family photos at different places including Campobello Island, Lac du Flambeau, Maine, Thanksgiving and Adele at St. Timothy.

77 Scrapbooks 77 1 Scrapbook 30, 1969

A reddish, brown scrapbook (14.75" x 12.25" x 1.5") in poor condition. It contains mostly pictures of DSB and family. Among the photographs included are pictures of family vacations, holidays, and other family events. In addition there are newspaper clippings on Charles de Gaulle's resignation as president of France, Eisenhower's death, and the lunar landing.

 78 Scrapbooks 78 1 Scrapbook 31, 1970

This scrapbook (14.25" x 12.125" x 1.5") has a bright red cover. In it are pictures of DSB at speaking engagements, of graduations (children), DSB's wedding anniversary, and of the family dog Ralph. There are also many personal letters between DSB and family and an invitation to testify in front of Congress.

 79 Scrapbooks 79 1 Scrapbook 32, 1971

This lime green scrapbook (14.25" x 12.125" x 1.5") holds a lot of invitations to events(daughter Adele's graduation and other professional events). There are also pictures of Adele's graduation as well as pictures from their European Vacation England, France, Yugoslavia, Austria) and from Christmas.

 80 Scrapbooks 80 1 Scrapbook 33, 1972

A marbled - brown scrapbook (16.00" x 14.00" x 1.5") with plenty of greeting cards from different holidays (Father's & Mother's day, Valentines day, birthday, Christmas, Easter, and anniversary). There are professional writings and descriptions of DSB. Finally there are clippings of J. Edger Hoover's and Truman's death.

 81 Scrapbooks 81 1 Scrapbook 34, 1973

A marbled - brown scrapbook (16.00" x 14.00" x 1.5") with several theater programs and personal letters. Pictures include those of birthdays, holidays, and a few special events (balls,etc). There are clippings of LBJ's and Picasso's death and of the Watergate scandal.

 82 Scrapbooks 82 1 Scrapbook 35, 1974

A dark green scrapbook (16.25" x 13.5" x 3") containing news clippings on local events, Watergate, the Energy Crisis, and the SR-71(a supersonic spy plane). There are pictures of the yearly retreat to Maine summer cottage, of special days (e.g. Christmas, Valentines day, etc.) and of the yearly vacation to Europe (this time to Portugal, Andorra, and France).

 83 Scrapbooks 83 1 Scrapbook 36, 1975

This brown scrapbook (16.25" x 13.50 x 1.75") has news clippings of the Watergate participants that were found guilty (i.e. Mitchell, Halteman, Maridian, Ehrlichman), of talks between Ford and British Prime Minister Wilson, Saigon's surrender to North Vietnam, and sporadic local events. There are also mementoes from a local vacation to Williamsburg, from Chris's wedding to Connie, from Adele's graduation from College, from the trip to Maine, and from the marriage of DSB jr. There are pictures of all these events as well.

 84 Scrapbooks, undated 84 1 Scrapbook 37, 1976

This brown scrapbook (16.50" x 13.50" x 2.50") contains several mementoes from the 200th anniversary of the United States including postcards and a special issue of Time magazine. There are pictures of birthdays, vacation in Virginia, DSB's trip to EL Salvador and Mexico, vacation to Ireland, marriage of Robert Brown and Christmas. Finally there are clippings of Carter and his campaign, an excavation led by Chris Brown, the death of Mao Tse Tung, and the Concord Supersonic Passenger Jet.

 85 Scrapbooks 85 1 Scrapbook 38, 1977

In this brown scrapbook (16.25" x 13.50" x 2.50") there are pictures of the usual birthdays and events (Valentine's day, Mother's day, Christmas, and Trip to Maine). There are also clippings of Jimmy Carter's inauguration, death of Elvis, construction of Alaskan Pipeline, and the Egypt-Israel Peace Agreement.

 86 Scrapbooks 86 1 Scrapbook 39, 1978

This dark brown scrapbook (16.25" x 13.50" x 2") contains clippings of Hubert Humphrey's death, of a snowstorm in D.C., and Pope Paul VI's death. There are pictures of the snowstorm, family birthdays (including Anne's 37), vacation to Grand Canyon and Las Vegas and France, social events, public speaking events featuring DSB, and Christmas.

 87 Scrapbooks 87 1 Scrapbook 40, 1979

In this dark brown scrapbook (16.25" x 13.50" x 2") there are several clippings of the Washington D.C. snowstorm, the Egypt-Israel peace Agreement, sports articles, obituaries of acquaintances, professional publications, trip to Quebec, the installment of Margaret Thatcher, and the takeover of US embassy in Teheran. The pictures include Rob and Anne's and DSB's birthday, trip to Harper's ferry, Valentines Day, trip to London and Scotland, and Christmas.

 88 Scrapbooks 88 1 Scrapbook 41, 1980

This brown scrapbook (16.00" x 13.25" x 2.00") contains many pictures of DSB's trip to Massachusetts, California, Yosemite, Washington, Poland, Denmark, Norway, Holland, Belgium, Luxembourg, France, and Vienna. There are clippings of earthquakes, Mt. St. Helens eruption, GWU expansion, 1980 election and boycott of the Olympics. Additionally there are pictures of family get-togethers (birthday, visits, and Christmas).

 89 Scrapbooks 89 1 Scrapbook 42, 1981

This brown scrapbook (16.25" x 13.50" 1.5") contains clippings of DSB's speech at NCSA, an article in the Washington Post, several professional articles, death of one of DSB's students, Reagan's inauguration, death of GW official, safari in Kenya, Tanzania, and Sudan (Postcards and maps of the area), attempted assassination of Reagan, first flight of space shuttle, Di and Charles's wedding, Sandra Day O'Connor's appointment, Sadat's assassination, and Poland's military takeover. There are a few pictures of mother's day, his safari, and Christmas.

 90 Scrapbooks 90 1 Scrapbook 43, 1982

This black scrapbook (14.50" x 11.25" x 2") with a broken spine contains pictures of new grandchildren (Kim), DSB's trip to Georgia and Maine, family birthdays, Valentines day, Mother's and Father's day, and Christmas. There are also clippings of an airplane crash, sports events, George Washington University's academic standing, the First edition of the Washington Times, Al Haig's resignation, and of DSB's book release.

 91 Scrapbooks 91 1 Scrapbook 44, 1983

This black scrapbook (14.50" x 11.25" x 2") contains more pictures of DSB's trip to Georgia, Rob's birthday, DSB shoveling snow, the European vacation (Iceland, Paris, Hungary, Italy, Czechoslovakia, and West Germany), and Christmas. There are clippings of the Redskin's Super Bowl victory, the snow storm in D.C., Nolan Ryan's new career strikeout record, the shooting down of the Korean 747, Grenada Invasion, the hostages in Lebanon and mementoes from the European vacation.

 92 Scrapbooks 92 1 Scrapbook 45, 1983-1984

A black scrapbook (14"x11.5"x2") containing family photographs, newspaper clippings and some articles written by Dr. Brown. Also contains clippings and photographs of Dr. Brown celebrating the 30th Anniversary of the programs in Public Administration at G.W.. Besides, the scrapbook contains a list of books Dr. Brown read from August 20, 1983 to August 19, 1984 (138 to be exact!)

 93 Scrapbooks 93 1 Scrapbook 46, 1981-1988

This scrapbook (14"x11"x2") contains a mixture of family pictures, newspaper clippings and articles written by Dr. Brown, ranging from 1981 to 1988. There is a tribute to Dr. Brown, honoring him as founder of the Public Administration Programs at G.W. and awarding him the Distinguished Service Award. Also, there are pictures of the Class of 1936 50th Alumni Reunion at the University of Maine (Dr. Brown's Alma Mater). It also contains clippings about the publication of his book: "Management's Hidden Enemy-and what can be done about it."

 94 Scrapbooks 94 1 Scrapbook 46B, 1985

Contains family photographs, greeting cards, newspaper clippings and articles.

 95 Scrapbooks 95 1 Scrapbook 47, 1982

(many duplicates)

 96 Scrapbooks 96 1 Scrapbook 48, 1982

(many duplicates)

 97 Scrapbooks 97 1 Scrapbook 49, 1987

(many duplicates)