Box 2

Includes last will and testament and correspondence from Beth Keyserling Rosenfarb, younger sister of Leon H. Keyserling. Also includes an obituary for her husband, Joseph Rosenfarb.

Includes secretarial manual and instructions involving the operation of the Conference on Economic Progress.

Includes printed announcement of Keyserling's new position as a consulting economist and general law practitioner, an invitation to the 10th Annual Award Luncheon in his honor by the American Jewish Congress and a certificate of appreciation from the Democratic National Committee. Also includes a photocopy of the certificate of incorporation of the Conference on Economic Progress as well as a survey plat and certificate for a house in Washington, D.C.

Includes photocopies of a biographical note, a career record with a synopsis and index, with a list of articles written by Mary Dublin Keyserling from 1964 to 1969. Also includes a photocopy of "Mary Dublin Keyserling Biography," a chapter from a larger work.

Includes last will and testament, codicil, and a designation of co-trustee and successor trustee.

Includes a list of foreign travels from 1928 to 1945 and an excerpt from a speech on raising living standards across the country.

Includes day books used to track personal and professional appointments.