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June 25, 1974 Dear Everett: Here a r e xerox copies of Mildred Adams Kenyon's memos and notes based on her interviews with Owen D. Young, you and your father. Also enclosed a r e her notes on p a p e r s in Mr. Young's files bearing on the F e d e r a l R e s e r v e System. I hope these will be helpful, but I suspect there is little here that you do not have from your files or recollections, I've gone over Mildred's other notes. The occasional references to M r , Young and Mr, Case refer briefly to their activities, and I found nothing substantive that would be helpful to you as to performance, or c h a r a c t e r , except respect. I m u s t add that it has been refreshing to read Mildred's notes. The towns, villages, and f a r m s there produced m o r e men of character than the suburbs do today. In my previous letter I was wrong in one detail. The Glass papers w e r e already a t the University of Virginia. We m e r e l y supported a project to have Kincaid index them. That was done. Les Chandler's book on Benjamin Strong was also a product of this endeavor. Sincerely yours, Robert D. Calkins P r e s i d e n t Emeritus Mr. Everett Case Van Hornesville, New York 13475
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