PDF March 29, 1933 Paper Letter to James Farley from Marguerite LeHand seeking government employment for Eleanor Townsend
PDF July 8, 1936 Paper Memo to Stephen Early from SEC Commissioner William Douglas, signed by Edith Waters
PDF September 14, 1937 Paper Letter to Marguerite LeHand from SEC Chairman James Landis concerning Eleanor Townsend
PDF October 2, 1937 Paper Letter to Marguerite LeHand from James Landis, Harvard Law School reporting on Eleanor Townsend’s continued employment at SEC
PDF June 7, 1938 Paper Letter to President Roosevelt from SEC Chairman William O. Douglas requesting Eleanor Townsend be appointed Administrative Assistant in SEC New York office
PDF June 24, 1938 Paper President Roosevelt’s response to Eleanor Townsend’s appointment to SEC New York office
PDF July 1, 1938 Paper Letter to D.W. Bell, Bureau of the Budget from M.H. McIntyre confirming Executive Order for Eleanor Townsend’s appointment
PDF June 25, 1938 Paper Proposed Executive Order from Robert Jackson, Acting Attorney General concerning appointment of Eleanor Townsend
PDF June 25, 1938 Paper Memo to President Roosevelt from D.W. Bell, Bureau of the Budget in opposition to Eleanor Townsend’s appointment
PDF June 18, 1938 Paper Letter to President Roosevelt from Eleanor Townsend concerning appointment to SEC New York office
PDF June 9, 1938 Paper Memo to D.W. Bell, Acting Director of the Budget, on James Caffrey’s request for Eleanor Townsend
Photo 1934 to present Paper U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Home Offices Locations in Washington and Philadelphia
PDF January 14, 1935 Paper Letter from Joseph P. Kennedy to Representative James Buchanan on SEC staff and salary ranges (William O. Douglas, as Assistant Chief, Protective Committee Study, is a dollar-a-year man)
