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International Business Conference, 1944
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Diary: Conversation with Lauchlin Currie about China's postwar industry, Sino-Russo relationship, Stilwell and others, 1944 October 21
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Diary: Conversation with Ambassador Wei Tao-ming, 1944 October 22
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Diary: Eric Johnston's off-record talk, 1944 October 23
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Diary: Conversation with H. H. Kung, 1944 October 24
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Diary: Conversation with George W. Wolf of US Streel Products, 1944 October 24
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Diary: H.H. Kung's interview with Chinese delegates to IBC, 1944 October 25
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Diary: Conversation with Edward Riley of General Motors about delegations, loans to China and commercial policies, 1944 October 26
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Diary: Conversation with K.N. Chang about Stilwell's recall and rumor of Chinese cabinet reshuffle, 1944 October 28
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Diary: Conversation with Johnston and Jackson of Chemical Bank about Bretton Woods Agreements, IBC, production and consumption, etc., 1944 October 28
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Diary: About Wei Wen-hai and others, 1944 October 28
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Memo: Tsuyee Pei and IBC, 1944 November 02
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Memo: Modern aviation, 1944 November 02
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Notes: Conversation between Pei and Kung about K.N. Chang and K.P. Chen, 1944 November 07
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Notes: Some highlights on the Chinese Delegations meeting, 1944 November 10
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Notes: Second day of IBC-on currency relations among nations, 1944 November 10
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Notes: Material for Journal of Commerce on business and industrial developments in China including industrialization, foreign investment, foreign trade and private enterprise, 1944 November 10
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Notes: Highlights of Chinese Delegation Meeting-about press conference, 1944 November 11
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Notes: About secretary at meetings, cocktail invitations, 1944 November 13
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Notes: Press conference and press release, 1944 November 15
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Notes: Cocktail party given by Jack White of Westinghouse, 1944 November 16
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Diary: Farewell luncheon of IBC, 1944 November 20
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Diary: Guaranty Trust dinner--about relationship between Chinese government and American commercial banks, 1944 November 20
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Diary: UTC dinner, 1944 November 24
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Diary: George Wolf's luncheon party, 1944 November 27
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Speech: Broadcast to Chungking about IBC, 1944 November 27
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Diary: Conversation with P.Y. Tan about ship-building, 1944 November 29
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Diary: Conversation with Noel Sargen of NAM about private enterprising, 1944 November 30
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Notes: Conversation between Bank and UTC colleagues on postwar plans and preparations, 1944 December 04
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Diary: Chemical Bank luncheon, 1944 December 12
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Diary: Socony Luncheon with Philo Parker, 1944 December 12
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Diary: Chase Bank luncheon, 1944 December 13
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Notes: Impressions on changes in State Department personnel, 1944 December 16
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Speech at luncheon given by Edwards of Saco-Lowell about China's postwar industrialization, 1944 December 19
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Bank's Postwar Plans, In USA, September 1945-April 1946
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Memo: Policy-I, 1945 September
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Memo: Destiny, 1945 October
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Memo: Personnel, Policy-II, 1946 February
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Memo: Policy-III, New York Office, China Industries, Anderson Meyer, 1946 March
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Letter To Karl C. Wu about cooperation with Chekiang Bank in investment, 1945 April
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State Council Meetings, 1947-1948
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Notes: On eve of joining State Council, 1947 April 01
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Message: From Stuart to Marshall, 1947 April 19
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Notes: Council's first meeting; Reports, discussions, impressions and reflections, 1947 April 23
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Memo: Reports and discussions on Dalian and Port Arthur, US, loan, international situation, military situation, budget, note issue and rising prices, 1947 May 07
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Memo: Post-UNRRA appropriations and US loan, military developments in Manchuria, public utility rates, budget and US aid, 1947 May 24
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Memo: Reports and discussions on post-UNRRA aid of food stuffs, US loan, military situation and peace talks, 1947 June 07
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Memo: Interview with Generalissimo, conversation covered loan, new currency and taxation, 1947 June 07
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Memo: Generalissimo's Party, 1947 June 21
Situation in Manchuria, War or Peace
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Memo: Interview with Generalissimo; Loan situation and negotiator, 1947 July 06
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Memo: Mobilization order; US loan and appropriations, 1947 July 07
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Memo: Nanking trip-to attend Council meeting Calls, 1947 August 07
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Diaries: Nanking diaries, 1947 October 18
Meeting Chen Lifu about legislative election; Lunch with Chang Chun about aid and black market rate; Visit O.K. Yui about loan and nation's financial conditions
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Diaries: Council Meeting discussions on declaration of Chinese-owned foreign assets, bank deposits repayment, and pay increase to civil employees and soldiers, 1947 October 18
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Memo: US loan situation, 1947 November 01
Reports on international relations and internal war situation; Discussions on questions of Chinese-owned foreign assets and pre-war bank deposits
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Memo: Penal Committee, 1947 December 15
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Memo: 1948's first 6 month budget--a farce, 1947 December 18
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Memo: Council's 20th meeting, 1948 January 23
Economic reforms being loan's pre-requisiite
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Memo: State Council, 1948 April 21
Knowledge, courage, and responsibility
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Notes: Council's last meeting, 1948 May 19
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U.S. Aid, 1947-1948
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Letter to Wei Tao-ming by Gimo's secretary, 1947
Transmission of Marshall's message dated Apr. 1, 1947 re terms of a US $500 million loan
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Wei's cable to Ministry, 1947 April 07
Reiterates Exim Bank's terms
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Notes on US aid, 1947 April 16
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Memo on Wayne Taylor, 1947 April 16
Past loan negotiations and Taylor's impressions
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Memo on US Loan Proposition - I, 1947 April 19
A study of the proposed loan - its nature and circumstances
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Memo on Gimo, 1947 April 22
Different schools of thoughts of how to approach the loan
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Memo on Butterworth's party, 1947 April 22
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Memo on US Loan Proposition - II, 1947 April 24
Marshall's attitude and lack of intelligent communications between US and Chinese governments
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Memo on US Loan Proposition - III, 1947 April 25
Wang Shih-chieh 's ways of approach a US $1,000 million loan half for reconstruction and half for importing cotton and wheat anf for currency stabilisation; American politics and America's international politics
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News clippings, 1947 April 29
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Letter to K. N. Chang, 1947 April 29
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Memo on loan negotiation, 1947 April 30
A realistic approach would be to follow Exims. Propose uses, repayment and operation
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Memo on Wang Shih-chieh/王世杰, 1947 May 08
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Memo on Kung-chuan, 1947 May 09
Proposed answers to charges ot Joint Memo to
State Dept. by Amarioan business organizations
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Memo on exports, silver, loan, etc., 1947 May 29
Silver loan - a possible prelude to political loan
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Memo on US loan, 1947 June 12
From American point of view - a difficult formula
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Memo on new currency, 1947 June 21
Fapi and proposed new currency and its possible effects
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Notes on US loan, 1947 July 06
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Memo - a loan proposal, 1947 July 07
To negotiate a US $200 million loan with Exim Bank to import American cotton
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Memo on Albert C. Wedemeyer, 1947 July 28
Discussion covered China's exports, currency, foreign aid, technical know-how and personnel, government control and foreign investments
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Letter to Foreign Ministry from US Embassy, 1947 August 19
Present problems confronting American business in North China - mostly import duties
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Memo on Wedemeyer's statement, 1947 September 8
Full or oriticism but aid not impossible
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US aid to China, 1947 November 11
News of US $1.5 billion loan: Restoration or national econmy relies on political stability and early cessation of civil war
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Lunch with Kung-chuan, 1947 November 17
Declined to be negotiator
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Memo on Lee Kan, 1947 November 22
To assist Ambassador Koo on aid problem: Difficulties with supervision and repayment
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Memo on US aid, 1947 November 24
Tsuyee Pei to be negotiator: Internal reforms necessary
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Memo on US aid, 1947 December 04
Talk vith Kung-chuan-again problem of negotiator
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Memo on US aid, 1947 December 15
Meet Hu Shih and Holly Tong
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Nanking diaries, 1947 December 15
See Gimo and submit memo emphasizing immediate use of US $300 million
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Notes on Fund and US aid, 1947 December 27
Arthur Young's suggestions for a declaration by Chinese Government and invitation of US advisors in reforms
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Diary, 1948 January 12
Tsuyee Pei's technical mission to US
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Diary, 1948 January 26
Cold reception of Pei in Washington Marahall's indifference and need of detailed and workable programs
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Letter to Bang Bow, 1948 March 19
for Pei about urgency for a stop-gap measure
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Notes, 1948 March 22
Administration of aid and possibilities of corruption
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Notes, 1948 May 05
Bullitt, Hottman and their assignment
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Letter to Hoffman, 1948 May 07
about aid administrator and effective use of aid
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Notes on US aid administration, 1948 May 10
An analysis of adequacy of the aid, right approaches and needed parallel actions
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Notes on Stilman and US aid, 1948 June 17
Also problems of inland navigation and private enterprise
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Notes on US aid, 1948 June 22
As discussed in Legislative Meeting
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Letter to Tsuyee Pei (as diary), 1948 July 15
About urgency of situation in China
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Currency Reform, 1948
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News clippings on Currency Reform-by T. H. Chuang, 1948
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Study: Before and after reform by K. N. Yang, 1948 June 05
Scope of discussion, condition before and after reform, differences between voluntary and compulsory reform, ato problem, redemption problem and deman of cash and possible dangers of reform
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Study: Proposed plan for reform by K. N. Yang, 1948 August 21
Essential points, conditions hereafter, price tendency and business, foreign exchange and trade, flow of capital, cost of living, and possible effects to the bank
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Diary: The Reform (new economic measure) as announced by the government, 1948 August 21
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Study: The reform by K. H. Yang; Difficulties with price control; What should government do with regard to its new economic measure?, 1948 August 23
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Diary: New Currency, 1948 August 23
Who wants it and why? Who are behind the GY plan? Own opinions and Gimo's speech
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Notes: Some comments concerning new currency and finance, public confidence, prices, wages, exports, imports, US aid and general business, 1948 August 23
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Diary: Cooperation with government necessary, 1948 August 28
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Notes: Future of the new currency, 1948 August 30
Stability, reforms, US aid, and Hu Shih
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Notes: New currency items being unrealistic, 1948 September 03
Black market, budgetory deficit, and government lowprice policy
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Notes: Surrender of foreign assets, 1948 September 07
Banks being accused, importance of foreign assets to Bank and its human asset
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Notes: Exchange surrender, 1948 September 17
National Commercia, Chekiang and Shanghai banks; Gimo's dissatisfaction with Chekiang's report; Conversation with OK Yu and Pau po-yuan
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Study: A review of the reform, 1948 September 25
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Reference: A brief account of Chinese silver yuan (1914-1935)
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Reference: The new monetary policy of China (1935 November 04)