Statement of F. Emerson Andrews, Staff Member, Russell Sage Foundation.  He was co-author of a book titled American Foundations for Social Welfare published in 1946.
 

Statement of Alfred Kohlberg, Director of the American-Chinese Policy Association and Officer of the American Jewish League Against Communism. In the past, he had been a member or officer of others including the Institute of Pacific Relations, the American Bureau for Medical Aid to China, the Foreign Policy Association and perhaps others.  The Committee re-read the Resolution that created the Committee - Resolution 561 and they voted to create a sub-committee authorizing them to hold hearings to investigate some issues further. (pdf p23).  Testimony of Igor Bogolepov, a Soviet citizen (defector?).  He was a Foreign Service Office for the Soviet Union.  He worked in the section that managed the Baltic countries after they were annexed.  During WWII, he defected to Germany to help overthrow the Soviet government with the help of the Germans.  In 1937, the Soviet government sent him to Spain to fight against Franco.  He worked with the Germans to carry out radio propaganda against the Soviet Union.  He worked as a delegate to the League of Nations.  He got interested in American foundations when he found publications of the Carnegie Endowment for International peace in the Foreign Service Office.  After studying all the materials from Carnegie and Rockefeller, he said they revised the conception that Marx preached (communist revolution would be made by the hands of the workers in western countries) to be that the revolution in Western Europe, in the Western World, can be made through the brains of the intellectuals who were very much sympathetic with Communist ideas.  He said, "I have to specify that in Europe, France an infiltration into the French intellectual circles, universities, scientific societies, and foreign administration was one of the most important tasks which the Soviet Government, the Communist government, put before itself, so there were two major points of application of all efforts of infiltration and, as I call it, ideological sabotage:  The first one was America, and in Europe it was France".     
 

Mr. Raymond B. Fosdick, former President of the Rockefeller Foundation - The Role of Foundations-in-Society;
Letter from Abraham Flexner (no affiliation given)
Beardsley Ruml - Notes on Certain Foundation Problems;
Mark M. Jones, Consulting Economist, The Place of Foundations;
J.L. Morrill, President, University of Minnesota
Harlan Hatcher, President, University of Michigan
Laird Bell of Bell, Boyd, Marshall & Lloyd
Frank H. Sparks, President of Wabash College
Charles J. Turch, President of Macalester College
Robert R. Wilson of Standard Oil Co. (Indiana)
Harvie Branscomr, Chancellor of Vanderbilt University
Jervis I. Babb of Lever Bros.
Eawlic N. Griswold, Dean of the Harvard Law School
John W. Nason, President of Swarthmore College    

Henry M. Wriston, President responding for CFR refuting testimony of Alfred Kohlberg;

Letter from Michael Straight, Editor of the New Republic concerning testimony of Maurice Malkin
Letter from Maurice Malkin correcting the record concerning Michael Straight

Letter from Michael Hahn of The Field Foundation refuting statement by Louis Budenz that Louis S. Weiss, Secretary and Board Member of the Field Foundation was a Communist;

Thomas I. Emerson, Yale University School of Law, refuting the testimony of Louis Budenz that Emerson was a Communist;

Correspondence between Clark Foreman and the Committee concerning testimony of Louis Budenz that Clark Foreman was a Communist;

Letter from LLoyd K. Garrison in defense of Walter Gellhorn concerning the testimony of Louis Budenz that Gellhorn was a Communist;

Statement of Isaac Don Levine concerning press and radio reports on the testimony of Alfred Kohlberg concerning John Foster Dulles, himself, Alger Hiss, Whitaker Chambers and others. 
 

Notice, June 18 hearing canceled due to the death of Representative Farrington of Hawaii.  (It's unclear whether or not the death was related to the Reese Hearing on Tax Exempt Foundations.  One would think not except for the statement made by Chairman Reese when he notified the committee of the postponement. pdf p29).
 

"Now be it resolved that in lieu of further public hearings and in order to expedite the investigation and to develop the facts in an orderly and impartial manner, those foundations and others whose testimony the committee had expected to hear orally be requested to submit to the committee through its counsel within 15 days sworn written statements of pertinence and reasonable length for introduction into the record--such statements to be made available to the press--and that the committee proceed with the collection of further evidence and information through means other than public hearings".