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Reel 52 Supreme Court 1936-1937
Reel 52 concludes the general
correspondence for 1936. Separate folders include correspondence
with E. G. Poindexter, Brandeis's Supreme Court messenger, and
letters from the general public commenting on the Justice's
judicial opinions during 1936, including his minority opinion in
Butler vs. United States, which invalidated the Agricultural
Adjustment Acts. News clippings are often enclosed. The reel ends
with general correspondence for 1937. Correspondents include
Julian W. Mack, William H. Ingersoll, Learned Hand, Edward A.
Filene, Robert Szold, William Allen White, George W. Anderson,
Louis B. Wehle, David E. Lilienthal, and Richard L. Neuberger.
(Boxes SC 16-2b/2e, 17, 18, 19-1a/1c)
