Biography of Carlton Savage
Born in Salem, Oregon, Carlton Savage graduated from the University of Oregon in 1921. In 1927 he joined the U.S. Department of State, beginning a distinguished career in diplomacy and international affairs. In 1945, Savage was in the U.S. delegation to the San Francisco Conference that established the United Nations. After retiring from the State Department, Savage taught international relations at the University of Utah and American University.
Several of Carleton Savage's papers were sent to us by family members which we have included here as downloadable PDF documents.
Carlton Savage letter to Senator McNary requestion job in State
etter to Wm Howard Taft regarding Henry Clay Ide
FDR Thanksgiving Proclamation draft by Carlton
Carlton Savage memo on German hostilities towards Spain
White House meeting on neutrality legislation
Carlton Savage notes on Nazi attack on Poland
Carlton Savage notes on neutrality discussions with Secretary
Carlton Savage conversation with Senator McNary about setting up international peace organization
FDR thanking Sec. Hull for Carlton's book
Sec. Hull with Congress
Sec. Hull & Congress Meeting
Sec. Hull with Methodist Clergy
Sec. Hull with McGraw-Hill Editors
Sec. Hull wit Am Soc. of Newspaper Editors
Cordell Hull to Carlton Savage
John Foster Dulles to Carlton Savage
Carlton's Plea for Brevity
Carlton Savage speech on the founding of the UN
Carlton Savage interviewed by C. Ben Wright
Letters from Loy Henderson & Harry S. Truman
Interview of Carlton Savage by Charles Savage
Wilberta Ripley Savage obituary
Savage Endowment at UO
Wilberta and Carlton Savage gift to UO
Carlton Savage - Biographic Info
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