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Papers primarily relate to his tenure as Attorney General and include Justice Department reports and memoranda, speeches, general correspondence, notes on Cabinet meetings, and notes on his conferences with President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Subjects include anti-trust cases, censorship, civil rights, legislation, judicial appointments, oil companies, prisons, war criminals, saboteurs, and postwar planning. Also, notebooks on his autobiography and other writings, and Biddle's scrapbooks, 1912-1967, on the 1912 Presidential campaign, the National Labor Relations Board, the Tennessee Valley Authority, his tenure as Attorney General, and reviews of his books.

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