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Series 1. Corporate Records, 1912-1952
(1 linear foot. Boxes 1-3)
Note This series contains corporate and policy-making records of Survey
Associates, including the certificate of incorporation, the constitution and
amendments to it, and the minutes of the meetings of the board of directors and
of the annual meetings. The minutes are nearly complete for the years 1914-36,
1938-44, and 1946-50; they include memoranda to the board from the editor,
discussion of plans and policies, and material on Survey personnel and
finances.
Included in an "editor's board meeting folder" is discussion
generated by opposition to Paul Kellogg's editorial stance on American
participation in World War I. Also included in the series are an 80-page
memorandum by Kellogg analyzing the first 25 years of the journal's existence,
records of a special committee of the board that met in 1948 to consider
suspension of publication, and Kellogg's correspondence with board members,
1950-52, representing efforts to stay in existence.
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Box 1 |
Certificate of Incorporation, 1912 Box 1, Folder 1
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Constitution and Amendments, 1912-1952 Box 1, Folder 2
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Board of Directors - minutes of meetings, 1914-1926 Box 1, Folder 3-11
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Box 2 |
Board of Directors - minutes of meetings, 1926-1936, 1938-1944, 1946-1950 Box 2, Folder 12-19
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Editor's "board meeting" folder, 1913-1919 Box 2, Folder 20
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Box 3 |
Editor's memorandum to board, 1936 Box 3, Folder 21
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Box 2 |
Special Committee of the Board, 1948 Box 2, Folder 22
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Board correspondence, 1950-1952 Box 2, Folder 23
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Series 2. Financial Records, 1912-1952 (bulk 1930-1952)
(1 linear foot. Boxes 3-5)
Note The financial records of Survey Associates are fragmentary and
furnish more detail for the years after 1930 than before. The minutes of the
meetings of the board of directors (folders 3-19) will provide the researcher
with additional information on financial affairs.
Annual statements by the editor, published as annual reports to
Survey Associates members for the years 1926-30, and material used in compiling
Survey budgets, 1925-48, are included in this section. The files of the
business manager, Walter F. Grueninger, give added information on the Survey's
financial situation, 1938-48. They include material on the World War II War
Production Board and paper limitations, circulation, promotional campaigns,
budgets, investments, Survey retirement plans, and other staff matters. Records
of payments to authors, 1925-52, and correspondence with the Survey's banks,
1917-51, are included in this section. See also related business-oriented
records contained in the Operational Records series.
Charles M. Cabot, Boston financier, established in his will a
$50,000 trust fund for "charitable uses," particularly the study of industrial
conditions and the publication of such studies, and named as trustees Philip T.
Cabot, Edward T. Devine, and Paul Kellogg. Of this sum, $10,000--referred to as
the Cabot Fund--was given to Survey Associates for the investigation of
conditions in industry. There is also correspondence concerning the
approximately $100,000 willed to Survey Associates by Louis D. Brandeis for the
"maintenance of civil liberty and the promotion of Workers' Education in the
United States.
The series also includes material on investments made by Survey
Associates, 1944-47, on appeals to foundations for financial support, 1946-48,
(on which subject see also the Membership Records series), and on taxes,
particularly the ruling that contributions to Survey Associates were deductible
because it was an educational and charitable enterprise. A list of contributors
to Survey Associates, 1912-17, completes this series.
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Box 3 |
Annual statement by the editor, 1927-1930 Box 3, Folder 24
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Budgets, 1925-1931, 1940-1948 Box 3, Folder 25-28
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Business Manager Box 3, Folder 29
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Business Manager, 1938-1944 Box 3, Folder 29
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Box 4 |
Business Manager, 1945-1948 Box 4, Folder 30-32
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Payments to authors, 1925-1952 Box 4, Folder 33-37
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Box 5 |
Bank correspondence, 1917-1951 Box 5, Folder 38-39
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Charles M. Cobot bequest, 1915-1926 Box 5, Folder 40
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Louis D. Brandeis bequest, 1941-1944 Box 5, Folder 41
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Investments, 1944-1947 Box 5, Folder 42
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Appeals to foundations, 1946-1948 Box 5, Folder 43
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Taxes, 1922-1938 Box 5, Folder 44
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List of contributors, 1912-1917 Box 5, Folder 45
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Series 3. Membership Records, 1908-1952 (bulk 1930-1952)
(18 linear feet. Boxes 6-48)
Note This series is, in effect, an extension of the Financial Records
series because contributions from members of the Survey Associates provided a
critical source to supplement subscription and advertising revenues. There were
three membership categories: cooperating members contributed at least $10 per
year; sustaining members at least $25 per year; and contributing members at
least $50 per year.
The membership records cover the entire corporate life of Survey
Associates, including some records from 1908-12 when the magazine was published
by the New York Charity Organization Society, but the material is concentrated
in the years 1930-52. The correspondence is primarily solicitation of
individual contributor/members, especially by Paul Kellogg and Ann Reed
Brenner, the financial and membership secretary for many years. There are
scattered references to substantive issues--sometimes about editorial content
or policy, sometimes about the correspondent's activities--but far less than in
the editorial records.
Among the individual contributors represented in this series are
Jane Addams, Frank Bruno, Benjamin Cardozo, Stuart Chase, Samuel S. Fels,
Edward A. Filene, Homer Folks, Arthur Garfield Hays, Sidney Hillman, Charles
Evans Hughes, Harold Ickes, Howard Knight, Julia Lathrop, David Lawrence, Mary
E. McDowell, Gifford Pinchot, Roscoe Pound, Eleanor Roosevelt, Mary
Simkhovitch, and Mary Van Kleeck.
Among the agencies and organizations represented are the American
Friends Service Committee, local chapters of the American Association of Social
Workers and the American Red Cross, numerous family service societies,
community chests, school and public libraries, departments of public welfare,
Catholic and Jewish social service organizations, and USO groups. Foundations
represented include the Field Foundation, Haynes Foundation, Hofheimer
Foundation, Rockefeller Foundation, Julius Rosenwald Foundation, Russell Sage
Foundation, and the Twentieth Century Fund.
Because of the routine, repetitive nature of much of the
membership records, only a sample was retained. The records, as received by the
Archives, comprised 65 linear feet of files on more than 3,500 individuals and
organizations; of this only about 25% of the volume and 15% of the names were
retained. The records as received had a subset of files for "substantial
contributors" separated from the remainder of the files. Files on all
substantial contributors were preserved; to these were added folders of board
members, prominent individuals, foundations, and all names beginning with the
letters A, B, and I. The resulting selections were integrated into a single
alphabetical series.
In addition to files on individual member-contributors, the
series contains selected representative form letters used to solicit
contributions (folders 46-49) and selected substantive correspondence (folders
50-51), both drawn from the main body of membership records that were
subsequently discarded. A list of names contained in the discarded files was
compiled and is contained in folder 51A.
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Series 4. Editorial Files, 1891-1952 (bulk 1917-1952)
(65 linear feet. Boxes 48-202)
Note The series comprises the working files of activities directly
related to the editorial content of the Survey magazines. It includes what was
in 1952, at the time of Survey's demise, a combination of current and inactive
files, the latter reflecting a conscientious, systematic effort by the
editorial staff over the years to select what they believed to be files worthy
of retention.
Most of the editorial files were formed around individuals with
whom the editors corresponded, either as the authors of articles or as sources
of background information. Because the Survey relied so heavily on articles
written by leaders in welfare and related fields, the editorial files provide a
source of information relative to an amazingly diverse range of individuals as
well as topics. Editor Paul Kellogg's obvious interest and personal involvement
in the many areas of service and reform resulted in correspondence that often
transcends what might otherwise have been a more narrowly defined editorial
process to include discussion of various personal and social concerns.
The arrangement of the series follows the filing scheme employed
by the editors. The "Forget-Me-Not" Files, the Working Editorial Files, and the
General Editorial Files (all so-named by the editors) comprise the files on
individual correspondents and authors, as summarized above. The "Calling
America" and Special Issues Files are formed around plans for and
implementation of special issues. The Miscellaneous Editorial Files reflect
more general editorial policy and have less to do with the content of specific
articles and issues.
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Series 4.1. "Forget-Me-Not" Files,
1917-1952
(29 feet. Boxes 48-117)
Note The "Forget-Me-Not" Files, the single richest section of the
collection, consist of correspondence arranged alphabetically by correspondent.
The inclusive dates are 1891-1952 but the correspondence is concentrated
between 1917 and 1952. When the working files were weeded by the Survey staff,
correspondence marked for preservation was transferred to a permanent
("Forget-Me-Not") file. When the collection was being processed in the
Archives, folders in the working editorial files labelled "do not destroy"
(indicating intent to transfer to the permanent files) and folders of
individuals whose previous correspondence appeared in the "Forget-Me-Not" files
were integrated with those files.
Because of the richly substantive nature of the correspondence
with many significant individuals that was preserved by this consciously
selective retention, the archival staff prepared a folder-by-folder analysis of
the contents. The correspondence in the files usually involved the
correspondent's work or an article being prepared for the Survey; it is almost
exclusively between that person and members of the staff. Most folders contain
routine editorial correspondence, and many include pamphlets, newspapers
clippings, and obituary material. Draft versions of articles were seldom
retained in the files.
Also contained in the alphabetical arrangement are files on
individual editorial staff members such as Beulah Amidon, George Britt, Robert
Bruere, Edward T. Devine, Paul Kellogg, Mary Ross, Adele Shaw, and Gertrude
Springer; and members of the Survey Associates board of directors such as Jacob
Billikopf, Joseph Chamberlain, Robert de Forest, John Glenn, Mrs. Henry Goddard
Leach, and Julian Mack. Contents of these files tend to reflect more general
editorial and operational policy as well as discussion of particular content
issues. There are also scattered organizational/institutional relationship
files such as those on the Foreign Policy Association (reflecting Paul
Kellogg's extensive involvement) and the Reader's Digest (including, among
other things, the right to reprint Survey articles).
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Box 48-49 |
Abbott, Grace 1916-1939 Box 48-49 , Folder 326-327
Note Correspondence arising from her work as head of the
Children's Bureau. Exchange of the bitterness of the 1936 presidential campaign
and the impatience of the Survey audience with open discussion of controversial
issues.
[Microfilm 1 -- Starts at frame 0001 -- 220 pages]
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Box 49 |
Abbott, Lawrence 1916-1940 Box 49 , Folder 328
Note Routine correspondence with Abbott, president of the Outlook.
[Microfilm 1 -- Starts at frame 0413 -- 12 pages]
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Box 49-50 |
Addams, Jane 1915-1940 Box 49-50 , Folder 329-338
Note Correspondence arising from her work as head resident of Hull
House and member of the Survey board of directors. Correspondence about World
War I, pacifism, militarism, Americanization, and national self-righteousness.
Kellogg told her (October 31, 1925) of the Survey's attack on conditions in the
steel industry. Materials on her death and memorials to her.
[Microfilm 1-2 -- Starts at frame 0425 -- 1136 pages]
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Box 50 |
Adie, David C. 1930-1942 Box 50 , Folder 339
Note Adie was head of the Buffalo Council of Social Agencies and
commissioner of the New York Department of Social Welfare. Correspondence about
the reading habits of social workers, the relations of public and private
welfare agencies in Buffalo, and the effect of the defense boom on the relief
load.
[Microfilm 2 -- Starts at frame 0457 -- 50 pages]
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Adler, Felix 1917-1929 Box 50 , Folder 340
Note Routine correspondence with Adler, the head of New York's
Society for Ethical Culture.
[Microfilm 2 -- Starts at frame 0507 -- 31 pages]
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Allen, Ethel Richardson 1925-1931 Box 50 , Folder 341
Note Material on adult education, especially work with immigrants,
in California. In 1927 she won the Harmon-Survey award for her distinctive
contributions to social work in the field of adult
[Microfilm 2 -- Starts at frame 0538 -- 69 pages]
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Allen, Judge Florence E. 1922-1947 Box 50 , Folder 342-343
Note She was the first woman appointed to the U.S. Circuit Court
of Appeals. In asking her to address the National Conference on Social Welfare,
Kellogg discussed the conference and his presidency of it (December, 1938).
[Microfilm 2 -- Starts at frame 0607 -- 105 pages]
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Almy, Frederic 1916-1935 Box 50 , Folder 344-345
Note He was head of the Buffalo Charity Organization Society,
1894-1921. Correspondence about the needs of reformers in 1917, the problems
which would confront Woodrow Wilson after World War I, the relation of the
National Conference on Social Work to the national association of social
workers, and
[Microfilm 2 -- Starts at frame 0712 -- 222 pages]
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Box 51 |
Amidon, Beulah 1925-1951 Box 51 , Folder 346-350
Note Correspondence arising from her work as an associate editor
of the Survey in the fields of education and industry, 1925-52. Correspondence
about conservation, Major Jane E. Wrieden of the Salvation Army, and social
action.
[Microfilm 2-3 -- Starts at frame 0934 -- 522 pages]
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Andrews, John B. 1917-1942 Box 51 , Folder 351-353
Note Correspondence arising from his work for the American
Association for Labor Legislation. Material on health insurance, workmen's
compensation, labor standards during World War I, and unemployment.
[Microfilm 3 -- Starts at frame 0188 -- 261 pages]
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Armes, Ethel 1916-1937 Box 51 , Folder 354
Note Correspondence about her public relations work for several
organizations.
[Microfilm 3 -- Starts at frame 0449 -- 94 pages]
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Arnstein, Leo 1943-1944 Box 51 , Folder 355
Note He was commissioner of New York's Department of Public
[Microfilm 3 -- Starts at frame 0543 -- 7 pages]
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Atwater, Pierce 1938-1944 Box 51 , Folder 356
Note Letter (November 3, 1943) asking him to serve on an editorial
advisory committee discussed the work of the Midmonthly.
[Microfilm 3 -- Starts at frame 0550 -- 40 pages]
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Austin, Mary 1925-1950 Box 51 , Folder 357
Note She served as a Survey "contact" with the Southwest.
Kellogg's memo (March 11, 1930) on the Survey's becoming obsessed with big-city
problems.
[Microfilm 3 -- Starts at frame 0590 -- 109 pages]
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Box 52 |
Baker, Frank W. 1917 Box 52 , Folder 358
Note He criticized the Survey's coverage of the IWW trial in
[Microfilm 3 -- Starts at frame 0699 -- 33 pages]
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Baker, Helen Cody 1931-1945 Box 52 , Folder 359-362
Note She was publicity secretary for the Council of Social
Agencies of Chicago. Material on the Junior League and volunteers,
unemployment, depression plans, relations among relief agencies, Mary Van
Kleeck, discrimination and the National Conference of Social Work, problems of
Negro social workers, and the changing nature of social welfare.
[Microfilm 3-4 -- Starts at frame 0732 -- 573 pages]
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Baker, Newton D. 1916-1937 Box 52 , Folder 363
Note Correspondence arising from his work as Secretary of War.
Material about labor standards during World War I, problems of the draft, the
role of voluntary associations in a democracy, the presidential campaign of
1928, and labor unions.
[Microfilm 4 -- Starts at frame 0280 -- 168 pages]
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Balch, Emily Greene 1936-1948 Box 52 , Folder 364
Note She was the founder of the Women's International League for
Peace and Freedom.
[Microfilm 4 -- Starts at frame 0448 -- 158 pages]
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Box 52-53 |
Baldwin, Roger N. 1929-1951 Box 52-53 , Folder 365-366
Note Correspondence arising from his work for the American Civil
Liberties Union. Material on the Mooney-Billings cases, the origin of the ALCU,
and civil liberties during World War II and the Korean War.
[Microfilm 4 -- Starts at frame 0606 -- 252 pages]
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Box 53 |
Bamberger, Louis 1936-1939 Box 53 , Folder 367
Note Correspondence about reprints of an article by Pearl Buck.
[Microfilm 4 -- Starts at frame 0858 -- 11 pages]
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Barnes, Dora M. 1923-1927 Box 53 , Folder 368
Note Correspondence arising from her work as a field
representative of the Survey.
[Microfilm 4 -- Starts at frame 0869 -- 186 pages]
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Bates, Sanford 1937-1950 Box 53 , Folder 369
Note Material on juvenile delinquency and correctional treatment
for children.
[Microfilm 4 -- Starts at frame 1055 -- 55 pages]
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Batten, Samuel Z. 1909-1922 Box 53 , Folder 370
Note Material on prohibition problems in Maine (1911).
[Microfilm 4 -- Starts at frame 1110 -- 26 pages]
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Battle, George G. 1939-1942 Box 53 , Folder 371
Note He was co-chairman of the Council against Intolerance in
[Microfilm 4 -- Starts at frame 1136 -- 10 pages]
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Benjamin, Edward B. 1943-1944 Box 53 , Folder 372
Note He was a southern industrialist who did an article on postwar
planning.
[Microfilm 5 -- Starts at frame 0001 -- 150 pages]
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Benjamin, Paul L. 1917-1950 Box 53 , Folder 373-374
Note He was an associate editor of the Survey and director of the
Buffalo Council of Social Agencies. Material on labor problems in the Northwest
and on the coordination of social agencies and defense councils.
[Microfilm 5 -- Starts at frame 0151 -- 267 pages]
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Box 54 |
Berle, Adolph A. 1927-1951 Box 54 , Folder 375
Note He was an Assistant Secretary of State and a Brain Truster.
Material on banking, foreign affairs, and the liberal point of view in the
world situation.
[Microfilm 5 -- Starts at frame 0418 -- 201 pages]
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Bernays, Murray G. 1945-1948 Box 54 , Folder 376
Note He was an attorney who played a key role in formulating the
U.S. policy regarding Nazi war criminals. Material on the Nuremberg trials.
[Microfilm 5 -- Starts at frame 0619 -- 158 pages]
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Bicknell, Ernest P. 1917-1935 Box 54 , Folder 377
Note Correspondence arising from his work with the American Red
Cross.
[Microfilm 5 -- Starts at frame 0777 -- 117 pages]
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Box 54-55 |
Billikopf, Jacob 1918-1951 Box 54-55 , Folder 378-383
Note Correspondence arising from his work as a Survey board
member, as an "Impartial Chairman" in the men's clothing industry in New York,
and as director of the Federation of Jewish Charities of Philadelphia. Material
on the depression, unemployment, labor relations, the Sacco-Vanzetti case, and
the conditions of Jews in Germany in the 1930's.
[Microfilm 5-6 -- Starts at frame 0894 -- 896 pages]
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Box 55 |
Bing, Alexander M. 1917-1940 Box 55 , Folder 384-385
Note He was president of the City Housing Corporation of New York.
Material about the controversy between the City Housing Corporation and its
homeowners (1935-36), and Bing's resignation from the Survey board of
directors.
[Microfilm 6 -- Starts at frame 0582 -- 276 pages]
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Blair, Lawrence 1936-1938 Box 55 , Folder 386
Note He was a Michigan State professor whose substantive
correspondence was returned to his family.
[Microfilm 6 -- Starts at frame 0858 -- 16 pages]
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Bliss, C. N. 1918-1931 Box 55 , Folder 387
Note Correspondence about the American Red Cross and fundraising
plans.
[Microfilm 6 -- Starts at frame 0874 -- 8 pages]
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Bliven, Bruce 1927-1946 Box 55 , Folder 388
Note Bliven was an editor of the New Republic. Correspondence
primarily about editors' problems.
[Microfilm 6 -- Starts at frame 0882 -- 107 pages]
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Bondfield, Margaret 1927-1942 Box 55 , Folder 389
Note She was a member of Parliament and the Labor Party's Minister
of Labor. Material on conditions in England, British trade unionism, and J.
Ramsay MacDonald.
[Microfilm 6 -- Starts at frame 0989 -- 65 pages]
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Box 55-56 |
Bookman, C. M. 1930-1948 Box 55-56 , Folder 390-391
Note He was secretary of the Community Chest of Cincinnati.
Material on social work, relief and reform, public and private welfare, and
conditions in Cincinnati and Ohio.
[Microfilm 6 -- Starts at frame 1054 -- 172 pages]
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Box 56 |
Bowen, Mrs. Joseph T. 1916-1943 Box 56 , Folder 392
Note Correspondence arising from her work with the Juvenile
Protective Association of Chicago. Materials on the adverse reaction to the
Survey's stand on World War I.
[Microfilm 7 -- Starts at frame 0001 -- 108 pages]
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Brady, Mary B. 1923-1942 Box 56 , Folder 393-394
Note Correspondence arising primarily from her work as director of
the Harmon Foundation. Extensive material on the Harmon Awards, administered by
Survey Associates, for distinctive contributions to fields of social welfare.
[Microfilm 7 -- Starts at frame 0109 -- 284 pages]
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Brandeis, Louis D. 1916-1952 Box 56 , Folder 395-396
Note Xeroxed material on the British labor movement, prohibition,
unemployment, the settlements and social work, and Herbert Hoover and the
depression. The original manuscripts are held by the Brandeis University
Library.
[Microfilm 7 -- Starts at frame 0393 -- 188 pages]
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Brenner, Ann Reed 1929-1951 Box 56 , Folder 397
Note She was for many years financial and membership secretary of
Survey Associates and book review editor. Material on conditions in Germany
(1932) and a controversy over a birth control advertisement.
[Microfilm 7 -- Starts at frame 0581 -- 171 pages]
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Brennock, Rev. T. L. 1931-1933 Box 56 , Folder 398
Note Correspondence arising from his work with the Catholic
Charities of New York City. A statement by Kellogg on why the U.S. ought to
recognize Russia.
[Microfilm 7 -- Starts at frame 0752 -- 19 pages]
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Brisbane, Arthur 1928-1936 Box 56 , Folder 399
Note He was a columnist for the New York Journal.
[Microfilm 7 -- Starts at frame 0771 -- 9 pages]
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Box 56-57 |
Britt, George 1947-1952 Box 56-57 , Folder 400-403
Note Correspondence arising from his position as managing editor
of the Survey Graphic.
[Microfilm 7-8 -- Starts at frame 0780 -- 614 pages]
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Box 57 |
Brooks, A. A. 1934-1940 Box 57 , Folder 404
Note He indexed the Survey. Correspondence about his work indexing
Lillian Wald's Windows on Henry Street.
[Microfilm 8 -- Starts at frame 0264 -- 8 pages]
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Broun, Heywood 1928-1937 Box 57 , Folder 405
Note Broun, a columnist for the New York World-Telegram, wrote
(June, 1932) criticizing both major parties and explaining why he intended to
vote for the Socialist party.
[Microfilm 8 -- Starts at frame 0272 -- 20 pages]
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Brown, Irving 1941 Box 57 , Folder 406
Note He was an authority on gypsies.
[Microfilm 8 -- Starts at frame 0292 -- 5 pages]
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Bruere, Robert W. 1917-1947 Box 57 , Folder 407-408
Note Both he and his wife were associate editors of the Survey.
Material on industrial relations, World War I and civil liberties, IWW
prisoners in the Leavenworth prison, the depression, and unemployment.
[Microfilm 8 -- Starts at frame 0297 -- 20 pages]
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Bruno, Frank J. 1935-1951 Box 57 , Folder 409
Note Material on social work, especially the International
Conference on Social Welfare.
[Microfilm 8 -- Starts at frame 0580 -- 34 pages]
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Buell, Raymond L. 1929-1944 Box 57 , Folder 410
Note Correspondence arising from his work for the Foreign Policy
Association. Material on U.S. neutrality, academic freedom, the relation of
national policy to the democratic process, and the depression.
[Microfilm 8 -- Starts at frame 0614 -- 83 pages]
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Burlingham, C. C. 1936-1949 Box 57 , Folder 411
Note Material on communism, civil liberties, and foreign affairs.
[Microfilm 8 -- Starts at frame 0697 -- 28 pages]
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Box 57-58 |
Burns, Allen T. 1918-1942 Box 57-58 , Folder 412-413
Note Correspondence arising from his work with immigrants and with
community chests and councils. Material on Americanization, public and private
welfare, and relief.
[Microfilm 8 -- Starts at frame 0725 -- 145 pages]
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Box 58 |
Burritt, Baily B. 1919-1947 Box 58 , Folder 414
Note Correspondence arising from his work as director of the
Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor. Material on private and
public welfare, the community chest and its techniques, and social work and its
relation to nursing and to
[Microfilm 8 -- Starts at frame 0870 -- 107 pages]
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Box 558 |
Byington, Margaret F. 1935-1938 Box 558 , Folder 415
Note Correspondence arising from her work with the New York School
of Social Work.
[Microfilm 8 -- Starts at frame 0977 -- 9 pages]
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Box 58 |
Cabot, Philip T. 1920-1939 Box 58 , Folder 416
Note Correspondence about the administration of the Cabot Fund and
about his article on electric power.
[Microfilm 8 -- Starts at frame 0986 -- 60 pages]
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Cabot, Richard C. 1911-1939 Box 58 , Folder 417-419
Note Cabot was a Harvard professor of social ethics and the
founder of hospital and social service at Massachusetts General Hospital.
Frequent exchanges between Kellogg and Cabot on Survey policy and scope.
Material on industrial espionage, the Cabot Fund, steel investigation, and
social ethics and social
[Microfilm 8-9 -- Starts at frame 1046 -- 5 pages]
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Calkins, Marion "Clinch" 1920-1946 Box 58 , Folder 420-421
Note She was a free lance writer who wrote Some Folks Won't Work.
Correspondence is primarily personal.
[Microfilm 9 -- Starts at frame 0375 -- 244 pages]
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Box 59 |
Cardozo, Benjamin N. 1938 Box 59 , Folder 422
Note The Cardozo papers were probably removed from the Survey
files; obituary material remains.
[Microfilm 9 -- Starts at frame 0619 -- 6 pages]
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Chamberlain, Joseph P. 1916-1949 Box 59 , Folder 423-25
Note Extensive correspondence arising from his position as
president of Survey Associates. Correspondence about health insurance, foreign
affairs, the international opium problem, German-Jewish refugees, unemployment,
and civil liberties.
[Microfilm 9 -- Starts at frame 0625 -- 480 pages]
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Chamberlain, Mary 1920-1939 Box 59 , Folder 426
Note She was a Survey staff member, 1913-20. Obituary material.
[Microfilm 9 -- Starts at frame 1105 -- 5 pages]
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Chase, Stuart 1931-1952 Box 59 , Folder 427
Note Correspondence soliciting articles from Chase and materials
on housing and postwar planning.
[Microfilm 10 -- Starts at frame 0001 -- 170 pages]
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Chenery, William L. 1936-1950 Box 59 , Folder 428
Note Correspondence arising from his position as publisher of
[Microfilm 10 -- Starts at frame 0171 -- 26 pages]
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Claghorn, Kate H. 1934 Box 59 , Folder 429
Note She was a member of the staff of the New York School of
Social Work.
[Microfilm 10 -- Starts at frame 0198 -- 9 pages]
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Clapper, Raymond 1938-1942 Box 59 , Folder 430
Note Material on social work and the press and on Clapper's column
criticizing Eleanor Roosevelt's role in the Office of Civilian
[Microfilm 10 -- Starts at frame 0207 -- 44 pages]
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Box 59-60 |
Clark, Evans 1926-1948 Box 59-60 , Folder 431-433
Note Correspondence arising primarily from his position with the
Twentieth Century Fund to which Survey Associates applied for grants. Material
on the Committee on the Cost of Medical Care, public housing and taxation,
collective bargaining, and hospital social service.
[Microfilm 10 -- Starts at frame 0251 -- 334 pages]
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Box 60 |
Coffee, Rabbi Rudolph I. 1916-1942 Box 60 , Folder 434
Note Material on prohibition, the Mooney-Billings cases, civil
liberties, and Jewish prison services.
[Microfilm 10 -- Starts at frame 0585 -- 69 pages]
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Colcord, Joanna C. 1924-1951 Box 60 , Folder 435
Note She worked for the New York Charity Organization Society and
the Russell Sage charity organization department. Material on social work,
social reform, and the relation of social work to other professions (including
the relation of organized medicine to social work).
[Microfilm 10 -- Starts at frame 0654 -- 191 pages]
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Collier, John 1918-1947 Box 60 , Folder 436-438
Note Materials arising from his work as U.S. Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, 1937-45.
[Microfilm 10 -- Starts at frame 0845 -- 299 pages]
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Commons, John R. 1920-1940 Box 60 , Folder 439
Note Material on industrial relations, unemployment, working
conditions in Wisconsin hotels, and unionism.
[Microfilm 10 -- Starts at frame 1144 -- 91 pages]
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Conant, Richard K. 1935-1940 Box 60 , Folder 440
Note He was commissioner of the Massachusetts Department of Public
Welfare. Material on the Massachusetts Conference of Social Work.
[Microfilm 11 -- Starts at frame 0001 -- 15 pages]
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Box 60-61 |
Cooke, Morris L. 1918-1951 Box 60-61 , Folder 441-445
Note He was a consulting engineer and director of the Pennsylvania
Giant Power Survey. Material on public utilities, national planning,
unemployment, and engineers and public life.
[Microfilm 11 -- Starts at frame 0016 -- 748 pages]
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Box 61-62 |
Cooley, Rossa B. 1914-1948 Box 61-62 , Folder 446-451
Note She was principal of the Penn Normal, Industrial and
Agricultural School, the oldest school for Negroes in the South. Material on
rural education and rural life.
[Microfilm 11- -- Starts at frame 0764 -- 860 pages]
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Box 62 |
Coolidge, Calvin 1929-1932 Box 62 , Folder 452
Note [Microfilm 12 -- Starts at frame 0466 -- 8 pages]
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Cooper, Charles C. 1917-1931 Box 62 , Folder 453-455
Note Correspondence arising from his work as head resident of
Kingsley House in Pittsburgh. Material on settlements, social work, the
National Conference on Social Welfare, the 1919 steel strike and conditions in
the steel industry, and community
[Microfilm 12 -- Starts at frame 0474 -- 500 pages]
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Cooper, Mrs. Charles C. 1930-1937 Box 62 , Folder 456
Note Correspondence primarily about her husband.
[Microfilm 12 -- Starts at frame 0974 -- 70 pages]
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Costigan, Edward P. 1937-1939 Box 62 , Folder 457
Note Routine correspondence with Costigan, a senator from
[Microfilm 12 -- Starts at frame 1044 -- 6 pages]
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Couzens, James 1923-1937 Box 62 , Folder 458
Note Correspondence primarily about his work as U.S. senator from
Michigan. Material on unemployment and federal relief.
[Microfilm 12 -- Starts at frame 1050 -- 211 pages]
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Box 63 |
Crowl, Donald B. 1950-1951 Box 63 , Folder 459
Note Correspondence about his article on airplane safety.
[Microfilm 13 -- Starts at frame 0001 -- 42 pages]
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Curtis, Frances G. 1932-1952 Box 63 , Folder 460
Note She was a member of the Survey board of directors.
[Microfilm 13 -- Starts at frame 0043 -- 38 pages]
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Curtis, Isabella 1926-1943 Box 63 , Folder 461
Note Material on the Penn Normal School.
[Microfilm 13 -- Starts at frame 0081 -- 57 pages]
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Cutting, Bronson 1933-1935 Box 63 , Folder 462
Note He was a U.S. senator from New Mexico.
[Microfilm 13 -- Starts at frame 0138 -- 16 pages]
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Daniels, Josephus 1940 Box 63 , Folder 463
Note Correspondence about U.S. policy toward Mexico during the
Wilson administration and about the Spanish Civil War.
[Microfilm 13 -- Starts at frame 0154 -- 7 pages]
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Darrow, Clarence 1933-1938 Box 63 , Folder 464
Note Routine items and obituary material.
[Microfilm 13 -- Starts at frame 0161 -- 6 pages]
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Davis, Horace B. 1929-1934 Box 63 , Folder 465
Note He applied to the Cabot Fund for money to finance
investigation of spy systems in steel corporations.
[Microfilm 13 -- Starts at frame 0167 -- 66 pages]
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Davis, J. Lionberger 1916-1949 Box 63 , Folder 466-467
Note He was a St. Louis banker and a member of the Survey's
National Council. Correspondence about the 1924 presidential campaign and the
Survey's problems (1948).
[Microfilm 13 -- Starts at frame 0233 -- 151 pages]
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Davis, Katherine B. 1933 Box 63 , Folder 468
Note Correspondence about the publication of her biography.
[Microfilm 13 -- Starts at frame 0384 -- 11 pages]
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Box 63-64 |
Davis, Michael M. 1923-1949 Box 63-64 , Folder 469-478
Note These folders contain extensive material on the origin and
development of the Committee on Research in Medical Economics of which Davis
was director and Paul Kellogg a member. There is also material on hospital
social services, medical costs, public health, social workers and medical care,
and the AMA. Davis formerly was director of medical services for the Julius
Rosenwald Fund.
[Microfilm 13 -- Starts at frame 0395 -- 1455 pages]
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Box 64 |
Deardorff, Neva 1929-1945 Box 64 , Folder 479
Note Correspondence about unemployment insurance, social work, and
youth work and child welfare.
[Microfilm 14 -- Starts at frame 0603 -- 121 pages]
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Box 65 |
Deforest, Robert W., 1891-1931 Box 65 , Folder 480-485
Note He was president of Survey Associates, of the Russell Sage
Foundation, and of the New York Charity Organization Society. Material on
editorial freedom and responsibility, the scope of the Survey, and the 1919
steel strike.
[Microfilm 14- -- Starts at frame 0724 -- 568 pages]
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De Schweinitz, Karl 1918-1952 Box 65 , Folder 486-487
Note Correspondence arising from his work for welfare
organizations in New York and Philadelphia. Correspondence about social work,
unemployment, the depression, emergency relief, and a Pennsylvania relief
controversy (1937-38).
[Microfilm 15 -- Starts at frame 0085 -- 297 pages]
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Box 65-66 |
Devine, Edward T. 1918-1946 Box 65-66 , Folder 488-492
Note He was an editor and staff member of the Survey for many
years. Correspondence about his Red Cross work in France during World War I,
the U.S. Coal Commission, the settlements (and unemployment), unemployment,
work relief, and social work. Kellogg credited Devine (April 19, 1937) with
throwing the emphasis of social work from relief to prevention.
[Microfilm 15 -- Starts at frame 0382 -- 653 pages]
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Box 66 |
Dickson, W. B. 1934-1942 Box 66 , Folder 493
Note Material on Dickson's efforts to better conditions in the
steel industry. This folder contains minutes of meetings of U.S. Steel
Corporation (of which Dickson was an officer).
[Microfilm 15 -- Starts at frame 1035 -- 53 pages]
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Dinwiddie, Courtenay 1934-1943 Box 66 , Folder 494
Note He was secretary of the National Child Labor Committee.
Correspondence about the Internal Revenue Department ruling that donations to
welfare organizations engaged in effecting legislation were not deductible.
[Microfilm 15 -- Starts at frame 1088 -- 77 pages]
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Douglas, Paul H. 1929-1949 Box 66 , Folder 495
Note Material on unemployment and unemployment insurance. Douglas
advised Paul Kellogg on unemployment insurance
[Microfilm 16 -- Starts at frame 0001 -- 151 pages]
|
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Draper, Ernest G. 1933-1949 Box 66 , Folder 496
Note Routine correspondence with Draper, an Assistant Secretary of
Commerce and member of the Federal Reserve Board.
[Microfilm 16 -- Starts at frame 0152 -- 11 pages]
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Box 67 |
Duggan, Stephen P. 1917-1946 Box 67 , Folder 497
Note Material on the Foreign Policy Association and its
predecessor, the Committee on American Policy; and on the National Conference
on the Foreign Relations of the U.S. (1917).
[Microfilm 16 -- Starts at frame 0163 -- 140 pages]
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Dummer, Mrs. William F. 1919-1937 Box 67 , Folder 498
Note Correspondence about prostitution, illegitimacy, delinquent
girls, and mental hygiene.
[Microfilm 16 -- Starts at frame 0303 -- 138 pages]
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Eastman, Crystal 1917-1928 Box 67 , Folder 499
Note Material on pacifism, World War I, health insurance, and the
British Women's Labor Conference of 1926; a discussion of the policy of the
American Union against Militarism from which Paul Kellogg and Lillian Wald
wished to resign.
[Microfilm 16 -- Starts at frame 0441 -- 78 pages]
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Eastman, Lucius R. 1931-1941 Box 67 , Folder 500
Note Eastman succeeded Robert de Forest as president of Survey
Associates. Material on the depression and relief and minutes of a meeting held
about the Survey's economic planning issue.
[Microfilm 16 -- Starts at frame 0519 -- 179 pages]
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Eliot, Charles W. 1917-1936 Box 67 , Folder 501
Note Eliot was president of Harvard. Correspondence about the
British labor movement, socialism, and democracy.
[Microfilm 16 -- Starts at frame 0698 -- 20 pages]
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Eliot, Thomas D. 1917-1951 Box 67 , Folder 502-503
Note He was a sociology professor at Northwestern University.
Correspondence about the American Legion, juvenile courts, and Eliot's
criticism (1925) of the Survey for attempting too broad a scope.
[Microfilm 16 -- Starts at frame 0718 -- 231 pages]
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Elliott, John L. 1931-1942 Box 67 , Folder 504-505
Note Correspondence arising from his work as founder of the Hudson
Guild (New York City) and director of the Ethical Culture Society. Material on
unemployment, social planning, refugees, and youth work.
[Microfilm 16 -- Starts at frame 0949 -- 214 pages]
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Box 68 |
Elmhirst, Mrs. Leonard K. 1920-1940 Box 68 , Folder 506
Note She made large contributions to Survey Associates.
[Microfilm 16 -- Starts at frame 1163 -- 33 pages]
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Embree, Edwin R. 1925-1949 Box 68 , Folder 507
Note Embree was president of the Julius Rosenwald Fund. Material
on religion and academic freedom, and on the work of the Rosenwald Fund with
Negroes and rural education.
[Microfilm 17 -- Starts at frame 0001 -- 195 pages]
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Box 68-69 |
Emerson, Dr. Haven 1919-1951 Box 68-69 , Folder 508-513
Note Correspondence arising primarily from his positions as
associate editor of the Survey and professor of public health administration at
Columbia. Material on the National Quota Act (1924), prohibition, unemployment
and health, and on the proposed reorganization of the Children's Bureau
(1929-30).
[Microfilm 17 -- Starts at frame 0196 -- 827 pages]
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Box 69 |
Epstein, Abraham 1934-1940 Box 69 , Folder 514
Note Material on old age reserves. Correspondence with Mrs.
Epstein about the Spanish refugee situation (1940).
[Microfilm 17 -- Starts at frame 1023 -- 67 pages]
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Evans, Mrs. Glendower 1917-1933 Box 69 , Folder 515
Note She was a Survey "contact" in Boston. Correspondence about
civil liberties and the Sacco-Vanzetti case.
[Microfilm 17 -- Starts at frame 1090 -- 142 pages]
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Farrand, Livingston 1934-1939 Box 69 , Folder 516
Note Routine correspondence with Farrand, president of Cornell
University.
[Microfilm 18 -- Starts at frame 0001 -- 9 pages]
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Feiler, Arthur 1939-1942 Box 69 , Folder 517
Note He was a member of the staff of the New York New School for
Social Research.
[Microfilm 18 -- Starts at frame 0010 -- 7 pages]
|
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Feis, Herbert 1922-1950 Box 69 , Folder 518
Note Material primarily on industrial relations in Kansas and
Oklahoma (1922-23).
[Microfilm 18 -- Starts at frame 0017 -- 91 pages]
|
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Fels, Samuel S. 1919-1948 Box 69 , Folder 519-522
Note He was president of the Fels Naptha Company and a large
contributor to Survey Associates. Material on unemployment, the David
Lilienthal - Arthur Morgan controversy about TVA, and consumers and the
American economy.
[Microfilm 18 -- Starts at frame 0108 -- 557 pages]
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Box 70 |
Feiser, James L. 1922-1952 Box 70 , Folder 523-524
Note Correspondence arising primarily from his work as
vice-chairman of the American Red Cross, including reports of disaster relief
work. The correspondence indicates the Red Cross' sensitivity to criticism.
[Microfilm 18 -- Starts at frame 0665 -- 265 pages]
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Filene, A. Lincoln 1925-1939 Box 70 , Folder 525
Note He was a Boston financier.
[Microfilm 18 -- Starts at frame 0930 -- 55 pages]
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Filene, Edward A. 1918-1941 Box 70 , Folder 526-528
Note He was a Boston businessman and founder of the Twentieth
Century Fund. Material on mass production and consumption, medical economics,
credit unions, economic planning, unemployment, and the New Deal.
[Microfilm 18- -- Starts at frame 0985 -- 445 pages]
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Finley, John H. 1930-1939 Box 70 , Folder 529
Note He was an editor of the New York Times.
[Microfilm 19 -- Starts at frame 0257 -- 27 pages]
|
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Box 70-71 |
Fitch, John A. 1917-1952 Box 70-71 , Folder 530-537
Note He was a member of the staff of the New York School of Social
Work and a former editor of the Survey. These folders contain extensive
material on industrial relations, particularly in steel; trade unionism, civil
liberties, unemployment, social work, and the National Conference on Social
Welfare.
[Microfilm 19- -- Starts at frame 0284 -- 1138 pages]
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Box 71 |
Flexner, Bernard 1925-1944 Box 71 , Folder 538
Note Correspondence about the Sacco-Vanzetti case.
[Microfilm 20 -- Starts at frame 0148 -- 47 pages]
|
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Box 72 |
Folks, Homer 1918-1948 Box 72 , Folder 539-540
Note Correspondence arising primarily from his work with the
American Red Cross, the State Charities Aid Association (and their Welfare
Legislation Information Bureau), and the National Child Labor Committee; Paul
Kellogg gave his impressions of the 1940 White House Conference on Children in
a Democracy.
[Microfilm 20 -- Starts at frame 0195 -- 232 pages]
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Forbes, James 1924-1935 Box 72 , Folder 541
Note Correspondence about efforts to obtain work and financial
assistance for Forbes, a former employee of the New York Charity Organization
Society and of the Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor.
[Microfilm 20 -- Starts at frame 0427 -- 85 pages]
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Box 72-74 |
Foreign Policy Association 1918-1951 Box 72-74 , Folder 542-556
Note Kellogg was a founder and member of the board of directors of
the FPA. The folders contain minutes of board meetings, reports, pamphlets;
there is material on the organization and development of the FPA. Paul Kellogg
discussed the scope and policy of the FPA in a letter to Christina Merriman
(January
[Microfilm 20- -- Starts at frame 0512 -- 2511 pages]
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Box 74 |
Frankel, Lee K. 1916-1931 Box 74 , Folder 557
Note He was vice-president of the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company in charge of the welfare division and a member of the National Council
of Survey Associates. Exchange about the Survey purchasing stock in the City
Housing Corporation of New
[Microfilm 22 -- Starts at frame 0688 -- 87 pages]
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Box 75 |
Frankfurter, Felix 1918-1946 Box 75 , Folder 558-561
Note Correspondence about the British labor situation (1918),
industrial problems, the child labor amendment, civil liberties, the TVA, Louis
Brandeis, economic recovery, and Frankfurter's nomination to the Supreme Court.
Correspondence with John Haynes Holmes about the collapse of the liberal
movement in America and a copy of Frankfurter's remarks to a meeting of the
Survey board and staff on "What We Confront in American Life"
[Microfilm 22 -- Starts at frame 0775 -- 703 pages]
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Gannett, Lewis S. 1917-1951 Box 75 , Folder 562-563
Note Gannett was an American Red Cross correspondent in France
(1918) and covered the Paris Peace Conference. Material on World War I,
international labor movements, the American Red Cross, and the French labor
situation.
[Microfilm 23 -- Starts at frame 0333 -- 247 pages]
|
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Garrison, Lloyd K. 1934-1948 Box 75 , Folder 564
Note He was dean of the University of Wisconsin Law School.
Material on labor relations.
[Microfilm 23 -- Starts at frame 0580 -- 129 pages]
|
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Box 76-77 |
Gavit, John Palmer 1917-1948 Box 76-77 , Folder 565-573
Note For many years Gavit was a contributor to and editor of the
Survey, specializing in the field of foreign affairs. Material on immigration,
the international opium problem, neutrality and isolation, and Survey policy
and problems.
[Microfilm 23- -- Starts at frame 0709 -- 531 pages]
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Box 77 |
Geddes, Sir Patrick 1929-1932 Box 77 , Folder 574
Note He was a British scholar. Obituary material.
[Microfilm 24 -- Starts at frame 0872 -- 8 pages]
|
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Gleason, Arthur 1918-1923 Box 77 , Folder 575-576
Note He served as a Survey "contact" in Europe. Material on World
War I, the British labor situation, and American labor relations.
[Microfilm 24 -- Starts at frame 0880 -- 382 pages]
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Gleason, Mrs. Arthur 1923-1933 Box 77 , Folder 577
Note Correspondence arising primarily about her book on her
[Microfilm 25 -- Starts at frame 0001 -- 83 pages]
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Box 78 |
Glenn, John M. 1916-1949 Box 78 , Folder 578-579
Note He was director of the Russell Sage Foundation and
vice-president of Survey Associates. Material on post-World War I unrest, the
proposed Association of Social Workers, the 1919 steel strike, prohibition, and
James Forbes.
[Microfilm 25 -- Starts at frame 0084 -- 286 pages]
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Glenn, Mrs. John M. 1919-1938 Box 78 , Folder 580
Note Material on the American Red Cross, the International
Conference on Social Welfare Committee of the National Conference on Social
Welfare, and refugee social workers.
[Microfilm 25 -- Starts at frame 0370 -- 88 pages]
|
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Goldman, Henry 1929-1936 Box 78 , Folder 581
Note Correspondence about problems created by the depression.
[Microfilm 25 -- Starts at frame 0458 -- 27 pages]
|
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Gompers, Samuel 1918-1924 Box 78 , Folder 582
Note He was president of the American Federation of Labor.
Material on the British Labor Party.
[Microfilm 25 -- Starts at frame 0485 -- 20 pages]
|
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Greenwood, Arthur 1932-1945 Box 78 , Folder 583
Note He was secretary of the British Labor Party research
[Microfilm 25 -- Starts at frame 0505 -- 35 pages]
|
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Hackett, Francis 1918-1948 Box 78 , Folder 584
Note Primarily correspondence about his articles for the Survey; a
memo (June, 1923) explained the working scheme of the
[Microfilm 25 -- Starts at frame 0540 -- 188 pages]
|
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Hall, George 1939 Box 78 , Folder 585
Note He was secretary of the New York Child Labor Committee.
[Microfilm 25 -- Starts at frame 0728 -- 4 pages]
|
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Box 78-79 |
Hall, Helen (Mrs. Paul Kellogg) 1929-1952 Box 78-79 , Folder 586-588
Note She was head resident of the University House Settlement in
Philadelphia and later of the Henry Street Settlement in New York. Material on
social work ethics, settlements, consumers, criminal syndicalism, and
unemployment.
[Microfilm 25 -- Starts at frame 0732 -- 497 pages]
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|
Box 79 |
Hallowell, Robert 1919-1939 Box 79 , Folder 589
Note He was treasurer of the New Republic. He advised the Survey
on financial matters and occasionally designed covers for the magazine.
[Microfilm 26 -- Starts at frame 0001 -- 76 pages]
|
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Hamilton, Dr. Alice 1917-1945 Box 79 , Folder 590-591
Note She was a professor of industrial hygiene at Harvard and an
expert on industrial poisons. Material on the post-World War I situation in
Europe, conditions in the felt hat industry, and conditions in Germany in 1933.
[Microfilm 26 -- Starts at frame 0077 -- 263 pages]
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Hanrahan, John 1932-1947 Box 79 , Folder 592
Note He was a publisher's counsel. This folder contains a 34-page
analysis of the Survey Graphic (June, 1932). Material on freedom and
responsibility of the press.
[Microfilm 26 -- Starts at frame 0340 -- 115 pages]
|
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Hapgood, Norman 1918-1931 Box 79 , Folder 593
Note Material on civil liberties.
[Microfilm 26 -- Starts at frame 0455 -- 28 pages]
|
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Hard, William 1932-1944 Box 79 , Folder 594
Note He was a freelance writer and roving editor for the Reader's
Digest. Material on the consumers' movement and a proposed consumers'
department for the Survey.
[Microfilm 26 -- Starts at frame 0483 -- 167 pages]
|
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Harmon Awards 1926-1927 Box 79 , Folder 595
Note This folder contains nominations for the 1926 Harmon awards
for a distinctive contribution to a field of social welfare.
[Microfilm 26 -- Starts at frame 0650 -- 169 pages]
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Harmon, William E. 1917-1927 Box 79 , Folder 596
Note He was founder of the Harmon Foundation and a member of the
Survey Associates' National Council. Material on student loans, the Harmon
Awards program, and old age assistance
[Microfilm 26 -- Starts at frame 0819 -- 75 pages]
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Box 80 |
Harris, Helen 1934-1946 Box 80 , Folder 597
Note She was headworker at Union Settlement, New York City.
Material on Spanish refugees (1939).
[Microfilm 26 -- Starts at frame 0894 -- 39 pages]
|
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Harrison, Earl G. 1938-1948 Box 80 , Folder 598-599
Note He was a lawyer who held several government posts in
immigration and naturalization. The folders contain two annual reports for the
Department of Immigration and Naturalization.
[Microfilm 26 -- Starts at frame 0933 -- 239 pages]
|
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Harrison, Shelby M. 1917-1952 Box 80 , Folder 600-602
Note He was director of the Russell Sage Foundation. Material on
the Foundation's surveys and exhibits department, surveys, relief,
unemployment, the National Conference on Social Welfare and race relations, and
on Negro youths in cities.
[Microfilm 27 -- Starts at frame 0001 -- 522 pages]
|
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Hart, Hastings, H. 1918-1932 Box 80 , Folder 603
Note He directed the Russell Sage Foundation's child-helping
department and was a consultant on delinquency and penology. Material on child
welfare, probation, and prison
[Microfilm 27 -- Starts at frame 0523 -- 88 pages]
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Hart, Hornell 1918-1935 Box 80 , Folder 604
Note He was a professor of social economy at Bryn Mawr College.
Material on religion and mental health.
[Microfilm 27 -- Starts at frame 0611 -- 89 pages]
|
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Box 81 |
Hart, Joseph K. 1921-1949 Box 81 , Folder 605
Note Correspondence arising from his position as associate editor
of the Survey in education.
[Microfilm 27 -- Starts at frame 0700 -- 142 pages]
|
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Hastings, George A. 1935-1942 Box 81 , Folder 606
Note He worked in public relations. Material on inheritance and
gift taxes.
[Microfilm 27 -- Starts at frame 0842 -- 32 pages]
|
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Haynes, John R. 1920-1937 Box 81 , Folder 607
Note He organized a West Coast Survey Roundtable. Material on
labor relations in the steel industry, water power, civil liberties, and
selection of an author for a proposed Haynes biography.
[Microfilm 27 -- Starts at frame 0874 -- 73 pages]
|
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Hays, Arthur Garfield 1935-1951 Box 81 , Folder 608
Note Counsel for the American Civil Liberties Union, he advised
Survey on libel matters.
[Microfilm 27 -- Starts at frame 0947 -- 68 pages]
|
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Hecht, George J. 1937-1947 Box 81 , Folder 609
Note Routine correspondence arising from his work as president of
Parents Magazine.
[Microfilm 27 -- Starts at frame 1015 -- 21 pages]
|
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Henderson, Fred 1933-1947 Box 81 , Folder 610
Note He was a British socialist who wrote a series of articles for
the Survey based on his impressions of America.
[Microfilm 27 -- Starts at frame 1036 -- 37 pages]
|
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Henderson, Leon 1934-1947 Box 81 , Folder 611
Note Correspondence arising from his work for the remedial loans
department of the Russell Sage Foundation and from various posts he held as an
economist during the New Deal.
[Microfilm 27 -- Starts at frame 1073 -- 60 pages]
|
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Herring, Hubert C. 1935-1944 Box 81 , Folder 612
Note Correspondence arising from his work as director of the
Committee on Cultural Relations with Latin America.
[Microfilm 27 -- Starts at frame 1133 -- 52 pages]
|
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Hillman, Sidney 1932-1946 Box 81 , Folder 613
Note He was president of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of
America and a member of the Survey board of directors. He advised the Survey on
labor situations and problems.
[Microfilm 28 -- Starts at frame 0001 -- 104 pages]
|
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Hine, Lewis W. 1918-1940 Box 81 , Folder 614-615
Note Correspondence primarily about Paul Kellogg's efforts to find
work for Hine, an interpretive photographer.
[Microfilm 28 -- Starts at frame 0105 -- 254 pages]
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|
Box 82 |
Hodson, William 1930-1942 Box 82 , Folder 616
Note Correspondence arising from his work as commissioner of New
York City's Department of Public Welfare. Material on relief and public
assistance and on James Forbes.
[Microfilm 28 -- Starts at frame 0359 -- 122 pages]
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Hoehler, Fred K. 1931-1951 Box 82 , Folder 617-619
Note Correspondence arising from his work as director of the
American Public Welfare Association and of the Illinois Department of Public
Welfare and from various posts held with the government. Material on relief
measures and unemployment in Cincinnati during the depression and on
collaboration between the APWA and the Survey.
[Microfilm 28 -- Starts at frame 0481 -- 434 pages]
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Holmes, Rev. John Haynes 1922-1949 Box 82 , Folder 620-621
Note Material on pacifism and militarism, World War I and World
War II, the New York City Affairs Committee, and the American Civil Liberties
Union.
[Microfilm 28 -- Starts at frame 0915 -- 232 pages]
|
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Hoover, Herbert 1922-1940 Box 82 , Folder 622
Note Primarily attempts to solicit articles from Hoover.
Correspondence about Russian famine and relief.
[Microfilm 29 -- Starts at frame 0001 -- 57 pages]
|
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Hopkins, Harry L. 1931-1946 Box 82 , Folder 623
Note Correspondence arising primarily from his work as
administrator of FERA and WPA.
[Microfilm 29 -- Starts at frame 0058 -- 155 pages]
|
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Box 83 |
House, Grace B. 1925-1948 Box 83 , Folder 624
Note Correspondence arising from her work as assistant principal
at the Penn Normal School.
[Microfilm 29 -- Starts at frame 0213 -- 213 pages]
|
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Howe, Frederick C. 1925-1939 Box 83 , Folder 625
Note Material on the European situation (1926), the Progressive
League for Al Smith, and the Consumers' Conference (c. 1933).
[Microfilm 29 -- Starts at frame 0321 -- 108 pages]
|
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Hughes, Charles E. 1913-1947 Box 83 , Folder 626
Note Material on World War I and on the 1921 Conference on the
Limitation of Arms.
[Microfilm 29 -- Starts at frame 0414 -- 85 pages]
|
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Hunt, Edward Eyre 1921-1931 Box 83 , Folder 627
Note Correspondence arising from his work for the Department of
Commerce during the 1920's. Material on unemployment and on the business cycle.
[Microfilm 29 -- Starts at frame 0500 -- 153 pages]
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Huyck, E. N. 1928-1939 Box 83 , Folder 628
Note Material on rural doctors.
[Microfilm 29 -- Starts at frame 0653 -- 15 pages]
|
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Ickes, Harold L. 1932-1948 Box 83 , Folder 629
Note Material on the presidential election of 1932, on candidates
for the position of commissioner of Indian Affairs, on housing, and on the
salmon swindle in Alaska.
[Microfilm 29 -- Starts at frame 0668 -- 151 pages]
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Box 83-84 |
Ihlder, John 1917-1948 Box 83-84 , Folder 630-631
Note Extensive material on housing during World War I, housing in
the District of Columbia, and the National Housing
[Microfilm 29 -- Starts at frame 0819 -- 313 pages]
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Box 84 |
Issler, Ann Roller 1921-1952 Box 84 , Folder 632-636
Note She was a free lance writer and a West Coast correspondent
and subscription field representative of the Survey.
[Microfilm 30 -- Starts at frame 0001 -- 635 pages]
|
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Ittleson, Henry 1933-1947 Box 84 , Folder 637
Note Correspondence about contributions to Survey Associates, the
NRA, and education and democracy.
[Microfilm 30 -- Starts at frame 0636 -- 87 pages]
|
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Jacobs, Philip P. 1922-1938 Box 84 , Folder 638
Note Correspondence arising from his work as public relations
director for the National Tuberculosis Association.
[Microfilm 30 -- Starts at frame 0723 -- 129 pages]
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Japan Editors' Club 1951 Box 84 , Folder 639
Note Material on a contest run by the Survey offering a prize for
the best answer to the editors' question, "How can the editors' club aid
democracy against totalitarianism?"
[Microfilm 30 -- Starts at frame 0852 -- 129 pages]
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Box 85 |
Johnson, Alexander 1917-1941 Box 85 , Folder 640-641
Note Johnson was a pioneer in social work. Material on care of the
feeble-minded, the aged, the origin and development of social work, the
beginnings of public charities, and Sinclair Lewis' book, Ann Vickers.
[Microfilm 30- -- Starts at frame 0981 -- 340 pages]
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Kane, Francis Fisher 1920-1939 Box 85 , Folder 642-643
Note He was a Philadelphia attorney. Correspondence about the 1920
Espionage Act, prohibition, the Indian Rights Association, and public defender
movements.
[Microfilm 31 -- Starts at frame 0203 -- 318 pages]
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Box 85-86 |
Kaufmann, Fritz 1932-1947 Box 85-86 , Folder 644-647
Note Correspondence arising from his work in various capacities
for the New York State Employment Service. Minutes, reports, memos, and
statistics on problems of relief and unemployment during the depression.
[Microfilm 31 -- Starts at frame 0521 -- 690 pages]
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Box 86 |
Kelley, Florence 1925-1939 Box 86 , Folder 648
Note Her papers were returned to her son, Nicholas Kelley; some
routine material remains.
[Microfilm 32 -- Starts at frame 0001 -- 19 pages]
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Kelley, Nicholas 1933-1947 Box 86 , Folder 649
Note Correspondence arising from his work as counsel for Chrysler
Motors. Material on company spies, labor relations, trade unionism, and his
resignation from the Survey board of
[Microfilm 32 -- Starts at frame 0020 -- 83 pages]
|
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Kellogg, Arthur P. 1916-1932 Box 86 , Folder 650
Note Arthur Kellogg was financial manager and managing editor of
the Survey until his death in 1934. Correspondence about Survey staff matters
and staff members.
[Microfilm 32 -- Starts at frame 0103 -- 163 pages]
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Kellogg, Dr. John H. 1942-1943 Box 86 , Folder 651
Note He was superintendent of the Battle Creek Sanitarium,
[Microfilm 32 -- Starts at frame 0266 -- 11 pages]
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Box 86-88 |
Kellogg, Paul U. 1907-1948 Box 86-88 , Folder 652-662
Note Kellogg was editor of the Survey from 1909-52. Correspondence
about Survey policy and scope, personnel, finances, and articles. Particularly
significant are Kellogg's memo about the relation of the Charities Publication
Committee to the Russell Sage Foundation (1907); an exchange between Kellogg
and Bruno Lasker, an associate editor, on the nature of the Survey Graphic
(1923); a report of a conference Robert Bruere, associate editor, held with
Louis Brandeis about the business cycle; and Kellogg's letter to Social Work
Today, an answer to the magazine's criticism of the position taken by social
workers before World War I. Material on labor relations, occupational standards
(1917), the Sacco-Vanzetti case, consumers, and unemployment.
[Microfilm 32- -- Starts at frame 0277 -- 1778 pages]
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Box 88 |
Kenderdine, John D. 1921-1949 Box 88 , Folder 663
Note Correspondence arising from his work as associate editor and
business manager of the Survey.
[Microfilm 33 -- Starts at frame 0838 -- 175 pages]
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Keppel, Frederick P. 1936-1943 Box 88 , Folder 664
Note Paul Kellogg applied to the Carnegie Corporation, of which
Keppel was president, for financial assistance.
[Microfilm 33 -- Starts at frame 1013 -- 30 pages]
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Kingsbury, John A. 1918-1945 Box 88 , Folder 665-667
Note Correspondence arising from his work as secretary of the
Milbank Memorial Fund and as a member of the Survey board of directors.
Material on health demonstrations, public health, health insurance, and on
Kingsbury's resignations from the Milbank Fund, the WPA, and the Association
for Improving the
[Microfilm 33- -- Starts at frame 1043 -- 612 pages]
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Box 89 |
Knight, Howard R. 1925-1947 Box 89 , Folder 668-672
Note Correspondence arising from his work as secretary of the
National Conference on Social Welfare. Material on the International Conference
on Social Welfare.
[Microfilm 34- -- Starts at frame 0460 -- 922 pages]
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Knowles, Morris 1919-1932 Box 89 , Folder 673
Note He was a Pittsburgh engineer and a member of Survey
Associates' National Council. Material on flood control.
[Microfilm 35 -- Starts at frame 0157 -- 40 pages]
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Box 90 |
Krehbiel, Edward 1919-1942 Box 90 , Folder 674-675
Note Correspondence primarily arising from his work on Pacific
Coast representative of the Survey. Material on social movements in England,
immigration, syndicalism, and charges of bolshevism made against the Survey.
[Microfilm 35 -- Starts at frame 0197 -- 354 pages]
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Lafollette, Robert M. 1919-1922 Box 90 , Folder 676
Note Material on World War I peace treaty.
[Microfilm 35 -- Starts at frame 0551 -- 6 pages]
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Lafollette, Robert M., Jr. 1925-1939 Box 90 , Folder 677
Note Material on unemployment, the Progressive National Committee,
and the Supreme Court (1937).
[Microfilm 35 -- Starts at frame 0557 -- 102 pages]
|
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Lamont, Thomas W. 1923-1946 Box 90 , Folder 678
Note He was a partner in the J. P. Morgan Company. Material on
America's entry into World War I.
[Microfilm 35 -- Starts at frame 0659 -- 70 pages]
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Box 90-91 |
Lane, Winthrop D. 1914-1947 Box 90-91 , Folder 679-683
Note Correspondence arising from his work as a Survey staff member
and contributor. Lane was the Survey's authority on prisons and prison reform.
Material on military pensions, suffragette pickets, conditions in District of
Columbia prisons (1920), and on a New York milk employees strike.
[Microfilm 35- -- Starts at frame 0730 -- 653 pages]
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Box 91 |
Lasker, Bruno 1920-1952 Box 91 , Folder 684-687
Note Correspondence arising from his work as a Survey staff member
and later from his work with the American Council, Institute of Pacific
Relations. Material on the National Federation of Settlements' prohibition
study, democracy in social work, consumers, education and democracy, and race
relations.
[Microfilm 36 -- Starts at frame 0294 -- 570 pages]
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Lasker, Loula D. 1919-1952 Box 91 , Folder 688-689
Note She was a founder of the Survey Graphic and an associate
editor of the Survey whose special field was housing.
[Microfilm 36 -- Starts at frame 0864 -- 276 pages]
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Box 92 |
Lathrop, Julia C. 1917-1932 Box 92 , Folder 690
Note Correspondence arising from her work as chief of the
Children's Bureau. Paul Kellogg commented on a proposed national conference for
social workers (March 1919).
[Microfilm 36 -- Starts at frame 1140 -- 74 pages]
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Leach, Henry Goddard 1921-1951 Box 92 , Folder 691
Note Correspondence arising from Leach's position as editor of the
Forum; exchange of advice, criticism, etc.
[Microfilm 37 -- Starts at frame 0001 -- 165 pages]
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Leach, Mrs. Henry Goddard 1922-1951 Box 92 , Folder 692
Note She contributed substantially to the Survey and was a member
of the boards of the Survey and the Foreign Policy Association. Material on the
Pittsburgh Survey, FPA policy, and the need for a militant peace organization
in the 1930's.
[Microfilm 37 -- Starts at frame 0166 -- 110 pages]
|
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Lee, Joseph 1926-1937 Box 92 , Folder 693
Note Routine correspondence with Lee, a Boston philanthropist and
playground movement leader.
[Microfilm 37 -- Starts at frame 0275 -- 49 pages]
|
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Lee, Porter R. 1929-1939 Box 92 , Folder 694
Note Correspondence arising from his work as director of the New
York School of Social Work. Material on unemployment, problems created by the
depression, and the relations of casework to social action.
[Microfilm 37 -- Starts at frame 0324 -- 85 pages]
|
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Leet, Dorothy 1938-1946 Box 92 , Folder 695
Note Correspondence arising from her position as secretary of the
Foreign Policy Association.
[Microfilm 37 -- Starts at frame 0409 -- 90 pages]
|
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Lehman, Herbert H. 1928-1949 Box 92 , Folder 696-697
Note Material on legislation in New York State during his term as
governor, unemployment, and the European food shortage
[Microfilm 37 -- Starts at frame 0499 -- 247 pages]
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Box 93 |
Leiserson, William M. 1921-1946 Box 93 , Folder 698-700
Note Leiserson was an Antioch College professor who held
government posts on the National Mediation Board and the National Labor
Relations Board. Material on unemployment, the New York Employment Insurance
Law, and labor relations.
[Microfilm 37- -- Starts at frame 0746 -- 438 pages]
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Lenroot, Katharine F. 1933-1944 Box 93 , Folder 701-702
Note She succeeded Grace Abbott as chief of the Children's Bureau.
Material on attacks on the Children's Bureau, the place of the Bureau in the
federal government, and children in wartime.
[Microfilm 38 -- Starts at frame 0073 -- 393 pages]
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Lewisohn, Adolph 1915-1938 Box 93 , Folder 703
Note He was a founder of the Survey Graphic. Material on prisons
and prison labor.
[Microfilm 38 -- Starts at frame 0466 -- 39 pages]
|
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Lewisohn, Irene 1927-1940 Box 93 , Folder 704
Note She was associated with the Neighborhood Playhouse of New
York City.
[Microfilm 38 -- Starts at frame 0505 -- 20 pages]
|
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Lewisohn, Sam A. 1924-1951 Box 93 , Folder 705
Note He was a founder of the Survey Graphic and chairman of the
American Management Association. Material on unemployment and on the Wagner
Public Employment Service Bill. Kellogg stated his conception of the Survey
Graphic
[Microfilm 38 -- Starts at frame 0525 -- 162 pages]
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Box 94 |
Lindeman, Eduard C. 1924-1934 Box 94 , Folder 706
Note Material on the Survey's special number (February 1927) on
democracy and fascism which he helped edit and an exchange between Lindeman and
Kellogg on settlements.
[Microfilm 38 -- Starts at frame 0687 -- 155 pages]
|
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Lindsay, Samuel Mccune 1925-1942 Box 94 , Folder 707
Note He was a professor at Columbia University and chairman of the
National Child Labor Committee.
[Microfilm 38 -- Starts at frame 0842 -- 84 pages]
|
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Lindsey, Judge Ben B. 1925-1935 Box 94 , Folder 708-709
Note Material on his fight with the Ku Klux Klan in Colorado
(1925) and on family and domestic courts.
[Microfilm 38 -- Starts at frame 0926 -- 198 pages]
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Box 94-95 |
Locke, Alain 1924-1952 Box 94-95 , Folder 710-713
Note He was a philosophy professor at Howard University and one of
the Survey's authorities on aspects of the race problem in America. He edited
the special number on Harlem (March 1925). Material on Harlem in the
depression.
[Microfilm 39 -- Starts at frame 0001 -- 545 pages]
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Box 95 |
Lovejoy, Owen R. 1921-1949 Box 95 , Folder 714-715
Note Correspondence arising from his work as secretary of the
National Child Labor Committee and as secretary of the Children's Aid Society.
[Microfilm 39 -- Starts at frame 0546 -- 270 pages]
|
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Lowenstein, Solomon 1932-1941 Box 95 , Folder 716
Note He was director of the Federation for the Support of Jewish
Philanthropic Societies of New York City.
[Microfilm 39 -- Starts at frame 0816 -- 83 pages]
|
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Mccready, Caroline P. 1922-1940 Box 95 , Folder 717
Note She was a founder of the Survey Graphic. Material on medical
conditions in rural areas.
[Microfilm 39 -- Starts at frame 0899 -- 77 pages]
|
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Macdonald, J. Ramsey 1923-1937 Box 95 , Folder 718
Note He was a Member of Parliament, founder of the British Labor
Party, and British Prime Minister. Exchange between Kellogg and MacDonald on
the progressive movement in the 1920's.
[Microfilm 39 -- Starts at frame 0976 -- 47 pages]
|
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Mcdonald, James G. 1925-1947 Box 95 , Folder 719
Note Correspondence arising from his work as chairman of the
Foreign Policy Association and of the High Commission for Refugees Coming from
Germany.
[Microfilm 39 -- Starts at frame 1023 -- 168 pages]
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Box 96 |
Mcdowell, Mary E. 1931-1936 Box 96 , Folder 720
Note She was a Chicago settlement worker.
[Microfilm 40 -- Starts at frame 0001 -- 12 pages]
|
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Mack, Julian W. 1917-1943 Box 96 , Folder 721-723
Note Mack was president of Survey Associates. Correspondence about
Survey finances and unemployment; extensive correspondence about a libel suit
filed against the Survey by the Associated Gas and Electric Company, New York.
[Microfilm 40 -- Starts at frame 0013 -- 552 pages]
|
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Macy, Noel 1923-1940 Box 96 , Folder 724
Note He was a publisher and member of the Survey board of
directors. He commented on the Survey Graphic (December,
[Microfilm 40 -- Starts at frame 0565 -- 83 pages]
|
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Macy, V. Everit 1919-1935 Box 96 , Folder 725
Note He was a founder of the Survey Graphic and member of the
Survey board of directors.
[Microfilm 40 -- Starts at frame 0648 -- 72 pages]
|
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Magrath, Charles 1929-1941 Box 96 , Folder 726
Note Material on the Canadian-American International Joint
Commission and on J. Ramsay MacDonald.
[Microfilm 40 -- Starts at frame 0720 -- 27 pages]
|
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Mallon, J. J. 1924-1951 Box 96 , Folder 727
Note Correspondence arising from his work as warden of Toynbee
Hall. Material on unemployment and on the Barnett Fellowship.
[Microfilm 40 -- Starts at frame 0747 -- 96 pages]
|
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Marsh, Benjamin C. 1925-1946 Box 96 , Folder 728
Note He directed the Farmer's National Council and the Peoples'
Lobby. Material on farmers and electric power and on Latin American relations.
[Microfilm 40 -- Starts at frame 0843 -- 92 pages]
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|
Box 97 |
Masaryk, Thomas 1940 Box 97 , Folder 729
Note An obituary of Masaryk, a Czechoslovak leader.
[Microfilm 40 -- Starts at frame 0935 -- 2 pages]
|
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Matthews, William H. 1920-1946 Box 97 , Folder 730
Note Correspondence arising from his position as director of the
family welfare division of the Association for Improving the Condition of the
Poor. Material on the depression, relief, and the "ways of organized charity."
[Microfilm 40 -- Starts at frame 0937 -- 225 pages]
|
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Mayer, Albert 1936-1952 Box 97 , Folder 731-732
Note He was an architect who edited a Survey special number on
housing and city planning.
[Microfilm 40- -- Starts at frame 1162 -- 255 pages]
|
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Merriman, Christina 1919-1931 Box 97 , Folder 733
Note Correspondence arising from her work as secretary of the
Foreign Policy Association. The folder contains some of her personal papers
sent to the Survey office files after her death.
[Microfilm 41 -- Starts at frame 0114 -- 205 pages]
|
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Middleton, J. S. 1934-1945 Box 97 , Folder 734
Note He was secretary of the British Labor Party.
[Microfilm 41 -- Starts at frame 0319 -- 69 pages]
|
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Moak, Harry L. 1922-1951 Box 97 , Folder 735
Note Correspondence arising from his position as owner of the
printing company of which Paul and Arthur Kellogg were
[Microfilm 41 -- Starts at frame 0388 -- 129 pages]
|
|
Box 97-98 |
Morgan, Arthur E. 1932-1946 Box 97-98 , Folder 736-738
Note Morgan was president of Antioch College and a director of the
TVA. Extensive correspondence about a libel suit arising from an article by
Morgan.
[Microfilm 41 -- Starts at frame 0517 -- 472 pages]
|
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Box 98 |
Morgenthau, Rita W. 1933-1942 Box 98 , Folder 739
Note She was educational director of the Neighborhood Playhouse of
New York City. Material on vocational guidance for youth.
[Microfilm 41 -- Starts at frame 0989 -- 38 pages]
|
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Morgue 1929-1934 Box 98 , Folder 740-744
Note These folders contain book reviews, case stories,
letters-to-the-editor, and manuscripts that were held by Arthur Kellogg for
possible publication.
[Microfilm 41- -- Starts at frame 1027 -- 385 pages]
|
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Morrow, Dwight W. 1925-1931 Box 98 , Folder 745
Note He was ambassador to Mexico and a founder of the Survey
Graphic.
[Microfilm 42 -- Starts at frame 0154 -- 47 pages]
|
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Moskowitz, Mrs. Henry 1925-1932 Box 98 , Folder 746
Note She was Al Smith's assistant and worked with Paul Kellogg in
attempting to persuade Smith to write articles for the Survey.
[Microfilm 42 -- Starts at frame 0201 -- 35 pages]
|
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Murphy, Frank 1933-1942 Box 98 , Folder 747
Note He was governor of Michigan and later a Supreme Court
justice. Material on industrial relations and the 1937 Michigan labor
situation.
[Microfilm 42 -- Starts at frame 0236 -- 115 pages]
|
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Box 99 |
Murphy, J. Prentice 1922-1936 Box 99 , Folder 748
Note Correspondence arising from his work as secretary of the
Philadelphia Children's Bureau. Material on fund-raising methods, social work
ethics, and Grace Abbott's appointment to the Children's Bureau.
[Microfilm 42 -- Starts at frame 0351 -- 185 pages]
|
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Neuberger, Maurine 1951-1952 Box 99 , Folder 749
Note Correspondence about her article on social workers as
[Microfilm 42 -- Starts at frame 0536 -- 19 pages]
|
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Neuberger, Richard L. 1936-1952 Box 99 , Folder 750-753
Note He was the Survey's "contact" on the Pacific Coast. Material
on conservation, the Columbia Valley Authority, the great salmon swindle, and
tuberculosis in Alaska.
[Microfilm 42 -- Starts at frame 0555 -- 571 pages]
|
|
Box 99-100 |
Neurath, Otto 1931-1946 Box 99-100 , Folder 754-756
Note He was an Austrian museum curator who developed the isotype,
a method of graphic portrayal of social and economic statistics. Correspondence
about efforts made to utilize his method in America, technocracy, world
planning, and
[Microfilm 42 -- Starts at frame 1126 -- 407 pages]
|
|
Box 100 |
Norton, Charles D. 1921-1937 Box 100 , Folder 757
Note He was vice-president of the New York Charity Organization
Society. He criticized the Survey for attempting to publish weekly issues.
[Microfilm 42- -- Starts at frame 0176 -- 15 pages]
|
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Paddock, Bishop Robert L. 1934-1939 Box 100 , Folder 758
Note Correspondence arising from his position as chairman of the
American Friends for Spanish Democracy.
[Microfilm 43 -- Starts at frame 0191 -- 39 pages]
|
| |
Parran, Dr. Thomas 1934-1946 Box 100 , Folder 759-760
Note Parran was Surgeon General of the U.S. Material on public
health, Negro health, syphilis, and tuberculosis.
[Microfilm 43 -- Starts at frame 0230 -- 325 pages]
|
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Peabody, George Foster 1922-1938 Box 100 , Folder 761
Note Material on the 12-hour day in the steel industry, the Penn
Normal School, race relations, the 1932 presidential campaign, and public
control of railroads.
[Microfilm 43 -- Starts at frame 0555 -- 188 pages]
|
| |
Peixotto, Jessica B. 1921-1932 Box 100 , Folder 762
Note She was a University of California professor of social
economics and a Survey "contact" on the Pacific Coast. Material on the
California welfare situation in 1924.
[Microfilm 43 -- Starts at frame 0743 -- 37 pages]
|
|
Box 100-101 |
Perkins, Frances 1930-1950 Box 100-101 , Folder 763-764
Note She was Secretary of Labor under Franklin Roosevelt. Material
on unemployment, health insurance, social security, and
[Microfilm 43 -- Starts at frame 0780 -- 294 pages]
|
|
Box 101 |
Persons, W. Frank 1920-1942 Box 101 , Folder 765-766
Note Correspondence about the American Red Cross, employment
measures, and the U.S. and New York Public Employment Services.
[Microfilm 43 -- Starts at frame 1074 -- 238 pages]
|
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Pettit, Walter 1935-1951 Box 101 , Folder 767
Note He was a New York School of Social Work staff member.
[Microfilm 43 -- Starts at frame 1312 -- 17 pages]
|
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Pinchot, Amos 1918-1940 Box 101 , Folder 768
Note Material on the People's League for Economic Security, social
planning, reconstruction, and the Banking Act of 1935; Kellogg's reply to
Pinchot's open letter in which he had refused to support Roosevelt's candidacy
in 1936.
[Microfilm 44 -- Starts at frame 0001 -- 105 pages]
|
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Pinchot, Gifford 1918-1946 Box 101 , Folder 769
Note Material on the power monopoly, conservation, unemployment,
utility regulation, and the American Red Cross' refusal to aid coal miners in
Pennsylvania.
[Microfilm 44 -- Starts at frame 0106 -- 121 pages]
|
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Pratt, George D. 1924-1929 Box 101 , Folder 770
Note He was a founder of the Survey Graphic. Material on
[Microfilm 44 -- Starts at frame 0227 -- 69 pages]
|
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Purdy, Lawson 1921-1940 Box 101 , Folder 771
Note Material on the law and social work and on unemployment.
[Microfilm 44 -- Starts at frame 0296 -- 100 pages]
|
|
Box 101-102 |
Ratcliffe, S. K. 1923-1952 Box 101-102 , Folder 772-775
Note He was a British correspondent for the Survey. Material on
labor and industrial conditions in England, the British Labor Party, and
Mohandas Ghandi.
[Microfilm 44 -- Starts at frame 0396 -- 570 pages]
|
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Box 102-104 |
Reader's Digest 1931-1952 Box 102-104 , Folder 776-784
Note The Digest had a contract with the Survey which gave it
exclusive right to reprint articles (among magazines of this type). These
folders contain correspondence about questions of policy and procedure,
criticisms of the Digest, articles and collaboration on articles. Material on
industrial arbitration, rural welfare, prison reform, and the mentally ill.
[Microfilm 44- -- Starts at frame 0966 -- 1802 pages]
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Box 104 |
Reeder, Dr. R. R. 1931-1934 Box 104 , Folder 785
Note Material about his work with orphans.
[Microfilm 46 -- Starts at frame 0379 -- 11 pages]
|
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Renold, Charles 1926-1945 Box 104 , Folder 786
Note He was a progressive British manufacturer. A reply by Paul
Kellogg to Renold's criticism of America.
[Microfilm 46 -- Starts at frame 0390 -- 85 pages]
|
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Richberg, Donald 1926-1946 Box 104 , Folder 787-789
Note Material on the progressive movement, America in the 1920's,
the law and social progress, the Progressive Conference of 1931, employment,
the NRA, and railroads and railroad labor organizations.
[Microfilm 46 -- Starts at frame 0475 -- 365 pages]
|
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Roche, Josephine 1932-1947 Box 104 , Folder 790
Note She was president of the Rocky Mountain Fuel Company and
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. Material on the 1938 National Health
Conference and the 1946 International Labor Organization Conference.
[Microfilm 46 -- Starts at frame 0840 -- 102 pages]
|
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Roosevelt, Franklin D. 1928-1943 Box 104 , Folder 791
Note Correspondence about the appointment of Felix Frankfurter to
the Supreme Court and about the Children's Bureau; primarily correspondence
soliciting articles and advice.
[Microfilm 46 -- Starts at frame 0942 -- 113 pages]
|
|
Box 105 |
Roosevelt, Mrs. Franklin D. 1929-1952 Box 105 , Folder 792
Note Material about the British Labor Party, World War I, and her
role in the Office of Civilian Defense.
[Microfilm 46 -- Starts at frame 1055 -- 180 pages]
|
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Ross, Mary 1918-1949 Box 105 , Folder 793-794
Note She was an associate editor of the Survey in the field of
health and worked for the Social Security Board. Correspondence about the
American Red Cross, the Sacco-Vanzetti case, and old age reserves.
[Microfilm 47 -- Starts at frame 0001 -- 286 pages]
|
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Rounds, Ralph S. 1930-1948 Box 105 , Folder 795
Note He was director of the Keith Fund and chairman of the Foreign
Policy Association.
[Microfilm 47 -- Starts at frame 0287 -- 38 pages]
|
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Routzahn, Evart G. 1923-1938 Box 105 , Folder 796
Note Correspondence arising from his work with the Russell Sage
Foundation's department of surveys and exhibits. Material on fund-raising and
publicity methods in social work.
[Microfilm 47 -- Starts at frame 0325 -- 67 pages]
|
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Routzahn, Mary Swain 1924-1950 Box 105 , Folder 797
Note Material on social work publicity methods and interpretation.
[Microfilm 47 -- Starts at frame 0392 -- 126 pages]
|
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Rowell, Chester 1934-1945 Box 105 , Folder 798
Note He was a newspaper editor and columnist.
[Microfilm 47 -- Starts at frame 0518 -- 41 pages]
|
|
Box 105-106 |
Rubinow, Isaac M. 1924-1940 Box 105-106 , Folder 799-800
Note Correspondence about social work and law enforcement, public
welfare and private charity, unemployment insurance and social security.
[Microfilm 47 -- Starts at frame 0559 -- 310 pages]
|
|
Box 106 |
Ruml, Beardsley 1931-1945 Box 106 , Folder 801
Note He was a member of the Survey board of directors. Material on
employment services.
[Microfilm 47 -- Starts at frame 0869 -- 80 pages]
|
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Ryerson, Edward L. 1932-1944 Box 106 , Folder 802-803
Note He was chairman of the Inland Steel Company and a member of
the Survey board of directors. Material on social security, employment and
relief, Michigan labor unrest (1937), and labor conditions in the steel
industry.
[Microfilm 47- -- Starts at frame 0949 -- 278 pages]
|
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Box 106-107 |
Scandrett, Richard B., Jr. 1935-1948 Box 106-107 , Folder 804-807
Note He was president of Survey Associates. Material about
arbitration and labor relations, neutrality and isolation, Scandrett's
criticism of Anne Morrow Lindbergh, the 1940 presidential campaign, and foreign
affairs.
[Microfilm 48 -- Starts at frame 0083 -- 661 pages]
|
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Box 107 |
Scattergood, Alfred G. 1920-1939 Box 107 , Folder 808
Note He was vice-president of the Philadelphia Provident Trust
Company.
[Microfilm 48 -- Starts at frame 0744 -- 27 pages]
|
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Scattergood, J. Henry 1921-1937 Box 107 , Folder 809
Note Correspondence arising from his work as assistant
commissioner in the Office of Indian Affairs.
[Microfilm 48 -- Starts at frame 0771 -- 65 pages]
|
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Schaffner, Halle 1927-1930 Box 107 , Folder 810
Note She was in charge of the Midmonthly book review department.
[Microfilm 48 -- Starts at frame 0836 -- 25 pages]
|
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Schaffner, Joseph H. 1920-1938 Box 107 , Folder 811
Note Schaffner, a member of Hart, Schaffner & Marx company,
advised Paul Kellogg on financial matters.
[Microfilm 48 -- Starts at frame 0861 -- 81 pages]
|
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Schieffelin, William J. 1925-1943 Box 107 , Folder 812
Note He was chairman of the New York Citizens Union which lobbied
for better municipal government.
[Microfilm 48 -- Starts at frame 0942 -- 103 pages]
|
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Schiff, Jacob H. 1918-1925 Box 107 , Folder 813
Note He was a member of the Henry Street Settlement board of
directors.
[Microfilm 48 -- Starts at frame 1045 -- 7 pages]
|
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Seager, Henry R. 1918-1932 Box 107 , Folder 814-815
Note He was a political science professor at Columbia University,
a member of the Survey board of directors, and a founder of the Survey Graphic.
Material on the British Labor Party and on labor relations; extensive
correspondence about the Survey Graphic.
[Microfilm 48- -- Starts at frame 1052 -- 229 pages]
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Seligman, Edwin R. 1931-1939 Box 107 , Folder 816
Note He was a professor of political economy at Columbia
University. Material on his refusal to associate himself with the Carl Schurz
Foundation.
[Microfilm 49 -- Starts at frame 0071 -- 7 pages]
|
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Senior, Max n.d. Box 107 , Folder 817
Note An obituary of Senior, a Cincinnati businessman.
[Microfilm 49 -- Starts at frame 0078 -- 2 pages]
|
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Seymour, Gertrude 1931-1940 Box 107 , Folder 818
Note She was formerly an associate editor of the Survey. The
correspondence is primarily personal.
[Microfilm 49 -- Starts at frame 0080 -- 31 pages]
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Box 107-108 |
Shaw, S. Adele 1917-1928 Box 107-108 , Folder 819-821
Note Correspondence arising from her work as managing editor of
the Survey. Material on the 1919 steel strike and the 1922 coal strike in
Pennsylvania.
[Microfilm 49 -- Starts at frame 0111 -- 334 pages]
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Box 108 |
Shillady, John H. n.d. Box 108 , Folder 822
Note An obituary of Shillady, secretary of the National
Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
[Microfilm 49 -- Starts at frame 0445 -- 2 pages]
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| |
Simkhovitch, Mary K. 1933-1951 Box 108 , Folder 823
Note She was a New York settlement worker. Material on the
settlements, public housing, and the United Nations.
[Microfilm 49 -- Starts at frame 0447 -- 109 pages]
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| |
Sinclair, Upton 1922-1939 Box 108 , Folder 824
Note Correspondence about "oscilloclasts", Lincoln University, and
Sinclair's campaign for governor in California.
[Microfilm 49 -- Starts at frame 0556 -- 51 pages]
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| |
Smillie, Robert 1929-1940 Box 108 , Folder 825
Note He was a Member of Parliament and leader of British miners
during World War I.
[Microfilm 49 -- Starts at frame 0607 -- 11 pages]
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Smith, Alfred E. 1919-1940 Box 108 , Folder 826
Note Material on Smith's policies as governor of New York,
education, the Palisades Interstate Park commission, and
[Microfilm 49 -- Starts at frame 0618 -- 78 pages]
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Smith, Geddes 1919-1943 Box 108 , Folder 827-828
Note Correspondence arising from his work as a Survey staff member
and as publications director for the Commonwealth Fund's Child Health
Demonstration Committee. Material on housing, regional planning, and public
health nursing.
[Microfilm 49 -- Starts at frame 0696 -- 264 pages]
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Box 108-109 |
Springer, Gertrude 1920-1952 Box 108-109 , Folder 829-830
Note She was managing editor of the Midmonthly. Material on social
work, relief, the National Conference on Social Welfare, and the relations of
the Midmonthly to the Survey Graphic.
[Microfilm 49 -- Starts at frame 0960 -- 249 pages]
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Box 109 |
Steffens, Lincoln 1930-1940 Box 109 , Folder 831
Note Routine correspondence.
[Microfilm 50 -- Starts at frame 0001 -- 22 pages]
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Stern, Alfred K. 1926-1940 Box 109 , Folder 832-833
Note Correspondence arising from his work as director of the
Julius Rosenwald Fund. Material on the Fund's projects, particularly for
Negroes, in housing and education.
[Microfilm 50 -- Starts at frame 0023 -- 246 pages]
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| |
Stern, Edith M. 1938-1952 Box 109 , Folder 834-835
Note She was a free lance writer. Material on education of the
handicapped, mental hospitals, and nursing.
[Microfilm 50 -- Starts at frame 0269 -- 162 pages]
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| |
Stimson, Henry L. 1939-1942 Box 109 , Folder 836
Note Correspondence about foreign policy with Stimson, Secretary
of War.
[Microfilm 50 -- Starts at frame 0431 -- 20 pages]
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Box 109-110 |
Street, Elwood 1920-1951 Box 109-110 , Folder 837-840
Note Correspondence arising from his work as director of the St.
Louis and (later) Washington, D.C. Community Chests. Material on the American
Red Cross, social work and social action, social work ethics, social welfare
administration, and the 1934 tax bill limiting deductibility of contributions.
[Microfilm 50 -- Starts at frame 0451 -- 509 pages]
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Box 110 |
Strong, Anna Louise 1920-1937 Box 110 , Folder 841
Note She was a journalist and foreign correspondent. Material on
Russia, China, and refugees from the Spanish Civil War.
[Microfilm 50 -- Starts at frame 0960 -- 112 pages]
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Strong, Rev. Sidney 1922-1938 Box 110 , Folder 842
Note Primarily correspondence about his daughter's articles. See
[Microfilm 50 -- Starts at frame 1072 -- 17 pages]
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Stroock, Sol M. 1938-1940 Box 110 , Folder 843
Note He was a New York attorney. Correspondence about the "Calling
America" series.
[Microfilm 50 -- Starts at frame 1189 -- 15 pages]
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| |
Swift, Harold H. 1930-1944 Box 110 , Folder 844-845
Note He was a member of the Survey board of directors and of the
Swift Company. Material on industrial relations with meatpackers, the
depression, social planning, and Chicago's Back-of-the-Yards Neighborhood
Council.
[Microfilm 51 -- Starts at frame 0001 -- 194 pages]
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| |
Swing, Raymond Gram 1937-1950 Box 110 , Folder 846
Note He was a radio commentator and editor of the first number of
the Survey's "Calling America" series. Material on Nazi refugees and on atomic
power.
[Microfilm 51 -- Starts at frame 0195 -- 63 pages]
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Tannenbaum, Frank 1921-1941 Box 110 , Folder 847
Note Material on plans for a special number on Mexico (May, 1924)
and on Latin America.
[Microfilm 51 -- Starts at frame 0258 -- 159 pages]
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|
Box 111 |
Tarbell, Ida M. 1931-1940 Box 111 , Folder 848
Note Routine correspondence.
[Microfilm 51 -- Starts at frame 0417 -- 16 pages]
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Taylor, Graham 1923-1936 Box 111 , Folder 849
Note Routine correspondence with Taylor, founder of the Chicago
Commons. Microfilm of Survey-related material in the Taylor papers held by the
Newberry Library at Chicago is available at the Social Welfare History
Archives.
[Microfilm 51 -- Starts at frame 0433 -- 11 pages]
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Taylor, Graham Romeyn 1920-1942 Box 111 , Folder 850-851
Note He was at one time the Survey's representative in Chicago.
Material on the Chicago Commission on Race Relations, the League of Free
Nations Association, the American Association of Social Workers, and mendicancy
in Mexico.
[Microfilm 51 -- Starts at frame 0444 -- 188 pages]
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| |
Tousley, Clare M. 1920-1948 Box 111 , Folder 852
Note Correspondence arising from her work as assistant director of
the New York Charity Organization Society. Material on junior leagues and
family casework.
[Microfilm 51 -- Starts at frame 0632 -- 131 pages]
|
| |
Tucker, Frank 1918-1940 Box 111 , Folder 853
Note He was vice-president of the New York Provident Loan Society.
[Microfilm 51 -- Starts at frame 0763 -- 12 pages]
|
| |
Tyson, Francis 1919-1937 Box 111 , Folder 854
Note Material on the Pittsburgh Survey, Simon Patten, the 12-hour
day in steel, and relief in Pennsylvania in the 1930's.
[Microfilm 51 -- Starts at frame 0775 -- 72 pages]
|
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United States Department Of Labor 1920-1940 Box 111 , Folder 855
Note A report on standards to be met by children seeking working
permits (1920) and material on infant mortality.
[Microfilm 51 -- Starts at frame 0847 -- 32 pages]
|
| |
United States Treasury Department 1922 Box 111 , Folder 856
Note Material on the danger of the introduction of cholera and
typhus into America from Eastern Europe.
[Microfilm 51 -- Starts at frame 0879 -- 10 pages]
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Box 111-112 |
Van Kleeck, Mary 1918-1936 Box 111-112 , Folder 857-860
Note Correspondence arising from her position as head of the
Division of Industrial Studies for the Russell Sage Foundation. Material on
conditions in bituminous coal mines, the work of the Sage Foundation,
employment, the National Conference on Social Welfare, the International
Association for Study and Improvement of Human Relations and Conditions in
Industry, settlements and casework, and economic and social planning.
[Microfilm 51- -- Starts at frame 0889 -- 704 pages]
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Box 112 |
Van Loon, Hendrik Willem 1921-1944 Box 112 , Folder 861-863
Note Correspondence about cartoons, covers, and articles he did
for the Survey. Van Loon's comments on the Midwest, democracy, and World War
II.
[Microfilm 52 -- Starts at frame 0415 -- 299 pages]
|
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Van Waters, Miriam 1922-1927 Box 112 , Folder 864
Note Correspondence arising from her work as juvenile court
referee in Los Angeles.
[Microfilm 52 -- Starts at frame 0714 -- 102 pages]
|
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Veiller, Lawrence 1927-1933 Box 112 , Folder 865
Note He was director of the National Housing Association.
[Microfilm 52 -- Starts at frame 0816 -- 23 pages]
|
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Villard, Oswald Garrison 1918-1944 Box 112 , Folder 866
Note He was editor of the Nation. He did an article for the Survey
on conditions in Harlem (1935), but objected to the Survey's checking procedure
and eventually withdrew it.
[Microfilm 52 -- Starts at frame 0839 -- 150 pages]
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Box 112-113 |
Wagner, Robert F. 1928-1949 Box 112-113 , Folder 867-868
Note Correspondence with Wagner, a U.S. senator, about
unemployment, the Kellogg Peace Pact, the Supreme Court, social security, and
urban redevelopment and housing.
[Microfilm 52- -- Starts at frame 0989 -- 250 pages]
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Box 113 |
Wald, Lillian D. 1918-1940 Box 113 , Folder 869-873
Note She was founder of the Henry Street Settlement and a member
of the Survey board of directors. Material on J. Ramsay MacDonald, prohibition,
the 1928 presidential campaign, the Children's Bureau, social research and
community progress, and American neutrality in the 1930's.
[Microfilm 53 -- Starts at frame 0194 -- 788 pages]
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Box 114 |
Walker, Charles R. 1932-1946 Box 114 , Folder 874-875
Note Correspondence about articles he wrote for the Survey on
Minnesota (1936), the CIO, and on the Farm Security Homestead projects.
[Microfilm 54 -- Starts at frame 0001 -- 203 pages]
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Wallace, De Witt 1929-1952 Box 114 , Folder 876-878
Note Wallace was publisher of the Reader's Digest; correspondence
about the arrangements between the Survey and the Digest, giving the Digest
exclusive right to reprint material; financial arrangements, and memos on
collaboration.
[Microfilm 54 -- Starts at frame 0204 -- 525 pages]
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Walnut, T. Henry 1918-1946 Box 114 , Folder 879-880
Note He was a Philadelphia attorney. Materials on prohibition and
his resignation as U.S. District Attorney for Eastern Pennsylvania, civil
liberties, and the Nuremberg trials.
[Microfilm 54 -- Starts at frame 0729 -- 199 pages]
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Box 115 |
Walsh, Frank P. 1921-1940 Box 115 , Folder 881
Note He was an attorney and counsel for the Republic of Ireland.
Material on the Mooney-Billings cases and the Progressive National Committee of
1936 (including the Committee's
[Microfilm 54 -- Starts at frame 0928 -- 49 pages]
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Warburg, Felix 1920-1939 Box 115 , Folder 882
Note He was a founder of the Survey Graphic. Correspondence about
the lack of recognition of Lillian Wald's work.
[Microfilm 54 -- Starts at frame 0977 -- 25 pages]
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Warburg, Paul M. 1919-1940 Box 115 , Folder 883
Note Significant material on the founding and evolution of the
Survey Graphic; also correspondence about the Federal Reserve Board and the
depression and unemployment.
[Microfilm 54 -- Starts at frame 1002 -- 84 pages]
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Weigert, Dr. H. W. 1943-1946 Box 115 , Folder 884
Note His papers were returned to his family; some routine
correspondence remains.
[Microfilm 54 -- Starts at frame 1086 -- 7 pages]
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Wembridge, Eleanor Rowland 1923-1940 Box 115 , Folder 885-886
Note Correspondence arising from her work with the Women's
Protective Association of Cleveland and as a juvenile court referee. She
frequently wrote articles for the Survey. Material on professional social
workers and the psychiatric approach to social work.
[Microfilm 54- -- Starts at frame 1093 -- 246 pages]
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Weybright, Victor 1932-1952 Box 115 , Folder 887-888
Note Correspondence arising from his position as managing editor
of the Survey Graphic; correspondence with John Palmer Gavit about American
neutrality and pacifism.
[Microfilm 55 -- Starts at frame 0101 -- 217 pages]
|
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Whipple, Leon R. 1934-1949 Box 115 , Folder 889
Note He was a professor of journalism, book review editor of the
Survey, and an advisor to Paul Kellogg.
[Microfilm 55 -- Starts at frame 0318 -- 151 pages]
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Box 116 |
White, William Allen 1931-1943 Box 116 , Folder 890
Note Material on the 1936 presidential campaign, the nomination of
Felix Frankfurter to the Supreme Court, and American neutrality in the 1930's.
[Microfilm 55 -- Starts at frame 0469 -- 210 pages]
|
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Wile, Dr. Ira S. 1934-1943 Box 116 , Folder 891
Note He reviewed books for the Survey.
[Microfilm 55 -- Starts at frame 0679 -- 129 pages]
|
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Williams, Pierce 1934-1946 Box 116 , Folder 892
Note Material on the labor situation on the Pacific Coast (1935),
the WPA, the 1937 steel strike, and unemployment and relief.
[Microfilm 55- -- Starts at frame 0799 -- 204 pages]
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Williams, Whiting 1932-1944 Box 116 , Folder 893
Note He was a counsel in employee and public relations. Material
on prohibition and the "labor problem."
[Microfilm 56 -- Starts at frame 0152 -- 70 pages]
|
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Wise, Rabbi Stephen S. 1919-1945 Box 116 , Folder 894-895
Note He was president of the American Jewish Congress. Material on
the 1919 steel strike; the Passaic, New Jersey, textile strike; and the
"Calling America" issue on minorities.
[Microfilm 56 -- Starts at frame 0222 -- 228 pages]
|
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Woods, Robert A. 1919-1939 Box 116 , Folder 896
Note He was a settlement pioneer. Material on education and on his
book, The Preparation of Calvin Coolidge. Correspondence with Mrs. Woods.
[Microfilm 56 -- Starts at frame 0450 -- 87 pages]
|
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Young, Art 1943 Box 116 , Folder 897
Note An obituary of Young, a cartoonist.
[Microfilm 56 -- Starts at frame 0537 -- 4 pages]
|
|
Box 117 |
Young, Owen D. 1931-1950 Box 117 , Folder 898
Note He was chairman of General Electric's board of directors.
Material on management's social attitudes and on the public's impression of
businessmen.
[Microfilm 56 -- Starts at frame 0541 -- 50 pages]
|
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Zimand, Gertrude Folks 1929-1948 Box 117 , Folder 899
Note Correspondence arising from her position as publicity and
research director of the National Child Labor Committee. Material on child
labor at the state and local levels.
[Microfilm 56 -- Starts at frame 0591 -- 141 pages]
|
| |
Zimand, Savel 1921-1949 Box 117 , Folder 900-901
Note Correspondence arising from his work as a foreign
correspondent and with several health organizations.
[Microfilm 56 -- Starts at frame 0732 -- 271 pages]
|
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Zorbaugh, Harvey 1942 Box 117 , Folder 902
Note He was a professor of education at New York University.
[Microfilm 56 -- Starts at frame 1003 -- 2 pages]
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Series 4.2. Working Editorial Files,
1935-1952
(23.5 feet. Boxes 118-174)
Note The Working Editorial Files contain material similar to that
found in the "Forget-Me-Not" Files, covering the period ca. 1935-52, but of a
relatively more routine nature. The alphabetical arrangement includes
correspondence with more than 5,000 individuals (as contrasted with 330 in the
"Forget-Me-Not" Files), meaning that the exchanges, while occasionally rich,
are seldom as extended. A complete list of names is contained in the Folder
List . Among the persons with sufficient correspondence to warrant individual
folders are Frank Bane, Francis Biddle, Pearl Buck, Bradley Buell, Eveline
Burns, Ewan Clague, Irving Dilliard, Loula Dunn, Dorothy Canfield Fisher, Leon
Keyserling, Fiorello LaGuardia, Benton and Percy MacKaye, Marion Robinson,
Louis Stark, Lea Taylor, and Louis Towley. Subject matter discussed in these
records is too diverse to warrant a summary listing.
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Box 118 |
Working Editorial Files: Abbott - Alpern Box 118
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Abbott Laboratories 1949 Box 118 , Folder 903
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Abbott, Carroll 1944 Box 118 , Folder 903
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Abbott, Edith 1931-1951 Box 118 , Folder 903
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Abbott, John E. 1945 Box 118 , Folder 903
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Abbott, Josephine D. (Mrs. T. Grafton) 1943 Box 118 , Folder 903
|
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Abbott, Leon H. 1946 Box 118 , Folder 903
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Abel, Barbara 1945-1949 Box 118 , Folder 903
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Abel, Theodore 1942-1943 Box 118 , Folder 903
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Abel, Walter 1948 Box 118 , Folder 903
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Abernethy, Bradford S. 1942 Box 118 , Folder 903
|
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Abingdon-Cokesbury Press 1946 Box 118 , Folder 903
|
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Abrams, Albert J. 1948-1952 Box 118 , Folder 904
|
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Abrams, Charles 1937-1951 Box 118 , Folder 904
|
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Acheson, Barclay 1937-1941 Box 118 , Folder 905
|
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Ackerman, Carl W. 1940-1942 Box 118 , Folder 906
|
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Ackerman, P. 1946 Box 118 , Folder 906
|
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Acme Newspictures, Inc. 1940-1948 Box 118 , Folder 906
|
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Adamic, Louis 1938-1945 Box 118 , Folder 907
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Adams, Benjamin Paul 1939-1947 Box 118 , Folder 907
|
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Adams, Bess 1940-1942 Box 118 , Folder 907
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Adams, Florence S. 1948 Box 118 , Folder 907
|
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Adams, Frances McStay (Mrs. J. Wesley, Jr.)
1946-1948 Box 118 , Folder 907
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Adams, Frankie V. 1946 Box 118 , Folder 907
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Adams, Gridley 1945 Box 118 , Folder 907
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Adams, James Truslow 1921-1939 Box 118 , Folder 907
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Adams, Mark H. 1941 Box 118 , Folder 907
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Adams, Martha D. 1944 Box 118 , Folder 907
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Adams, Matthew P. 1943 Box 118 , Folder 907
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Adams, Mildred (Mrs. W. H. Kenyon) 1940-1949 Box 118 , Folder 907
|
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Adams, Mrs. Mark H. (Lida Lee) 1942-1947 Box 118 , Folder 907
|
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Adams, Phelps H. 1945 Box 118 , Folder 907
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Adams, Robert A. 1946 Box 118 , Folder 907
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Adams, Ruby Lee 1946 Box 118 , Folder 907
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Adamson, Dr. Elizabeth I. 1944 Box 118 , Folder 907
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Additon, Henrietta 1937-1943 Box 118 , Folder 908
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Adelson, Bernice 1943-1944 Box 118 , Folder 908
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Adler, Evelyn 1944 Box 118 , Folder 908
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Adler, Sam 1946 Box 118 , Folder 908
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Adler, Waldo 1944-1946 Box 118 , Folder 908
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Adloff, Virginia Thompson 1948-1949 Box 118 , Folder 908
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Aegerter, Ernest Emil 1942 Box 118 , Folder 908
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Agger, E. E. 1941 Box 118 , Folder 908
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Agur, Christine 1946 Box 118 , Folder 908
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Aiken, Senator George D. 1947 Box 118 , Folder 908
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Aikman, Duncan 1947 Box 118 , Folder 908
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Aime, Adah H. 1946 Box 118 , Folder 908
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Ainslie, Caroline 1945 Box 118 , Folder 908
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Akana, Paul 1946 Box 118 , Folder 908
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Al Paul Lefton Company 1947 Box 118 , Folder 908
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Albano, Marie 1946 Box 118 , Folder 908
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Alcoholics Anonymous of New York, Inc. 1944 Box 118 , Folder 908
|
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Alden, Percy 1916 Box 118 , Folder 908
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Alderman, Dr. L. R. 1941-1942 Box 118 , Folder 908
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Alderstein, F. R. 1945 Box 118 , Folder 908
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Aldrich, Mrs. Winthrop W. (Harriet) 1945 Box 118 , Folder 908
|
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Aldrich, Winthrop W. 1944 Box 118 , Folder 908
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Alexander, Chauncey A. 1948 Box 118 , Folder 909
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Alexander, Dr. Will W. 1939-1947 Box 118 , Folder 909
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Alexander, John F. 1948 Box 118 , Folder 909
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Alexander, Raymond Pace 1944-1945 Box 118 , Folder 909
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Alexander, Robert J. 1946-1948 Box 118 , Folder 909
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Alexander, Ruth Laughlin 1940-1948 Box 118 , Folder 909
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Alfred, Helen 1940 Box 118 , Folder 910
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Alfriend, Kate 1945 Box 118 , Folder 910
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Alger, George W. 1940-1950 Box 118 , Folder 910
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Alinsky, Saul D. 1940-1944 Box 118 , Folder 910
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All-Day Neighborhood School 1947 Box 118 , Folder 911
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Allan, Robert W. 1942 Box 118 , Folder 911
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Alland, Alexander 1940-1947 Box 118 , Folder 911
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Allee, Barbara 1943 Box 118 , Folder 911
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Allegheny County Board of Assistance 1946 Box 118 , Folder 911
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Allen, Daniel 1947 Box 118 , Folder 911
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Allen, Frederick H. 1947-1952 Box 118 , Folder 911
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Allen, James Egert 1941 Box 118 , Folder 911
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Allen, Jay 1938-1941 Box 118 , Folder 912
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Allen Whitcomb H. 1943 Box 118 , Folder 913
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Allen, Leonard 1941-1945 Box 118 , Folder 913
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Allen, Lucile 1945 Box 118 , Folder 913
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Allen, Martha F. 1944 Box 118 , Folder 913
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Allen, Richard F. 1940-1942 Box 118 , Folder 913
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Allen, William D. 1944 Box 118 , Folder 913
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Allen, William H. 1941-1951 Box 118 , Folder 913
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Allensworth, Josephine 1944 Box 118 , Folder 913
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Allied Typographers 1944 Box 118 , Folder 913
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Allinson, Brent Dow 1941-1950 Box 118 , Folder 913
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Allport, Floyd H. 1945 Box 118 , Folder 913
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Allport, Gordon W. 1947-1949 Box 118 , Folder 913
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Alper, Benedict S. 1950 Box 118 , Folder 913
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Alpern, Ann Ruth 1943 Box 118 , Folder 913
|
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Working Editorial Files: Alsberg -
Appleton |
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Box 119 |
Alsberg, Henry G. 1942-1943 Box 119 , Folder 914
|
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Alschuler, Rose H. (Mrs. Alfred) 1943-1951 Box 119 , Folder 914
|
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Alsop, Dr. Gulielma F. 1948-1950 Box 119 , Folder 914
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Alspach, Charles H. 1948 Box 119 , Folder 914
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Alt, Herschel 1940-1952 Box 119 , Folder 914
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Alth, Max 1947 Box 119 , Folder 914
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Althoff, B. 1947 Box 119 , Folder 914
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Altmeyer, Arthur J. 1938-1949 Box 119 , Folder 914
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Altshuler, Robert 1947 Box 119 , Folder 914
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Alves, Mary 1944 Box 119 , Folder 914
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Alvord, Helen M. 1945-1947 Box 119 , Folder 914
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Aly, Bower 1947 Box 119 , Folder 914
|
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Amalgamated Bank of New York 1927-1951 Box 119 , Folder 914
|
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
1942 Box 119 , Folder 914
|
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Amalgamated Housing Corporation 1943-1948 Box 119 , Folder 914
|
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American Arbitration Association 1941 Box 119 , Folder 915
|
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American Association for a Democratic Germany
1947 Box 119 , Folder 915
|
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American Association for Adult Education
1947 Box 119 , Folder 915
|
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American Association for the United Nations, Inc.
1947-1948 Box 119 , Folder 915
|
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American Association of Medical Social Workers
1942-1950 Box 119 , Folder 915
|
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American Association of Schools of Social Work
1945 Box 119 , Folder 915
|
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American Association of Social Workers 1939-1949 Box 119 , Folder 915
|
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American Book Company 1941-1950 Box 119 , Folder 915
|
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American British Art Center, Inc. 1941-1943 Box 119 , Folder 915
|
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American Cancer Society, Inc. 1945-1950 Box 119 , Folder 915
|
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American Christian Committee for Refugees, Inc.
1947 Box 119 , Folder 915
|
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American Civil Liberties Union 1941-1947 Box 119 , Folder 915
|
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American Council for Judaism 1945 Box 119 , Folder 915
|
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American Council on Public Affairs 1941-1945 Box 119 , Folder 915
|
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American Council on Race Relations 1947 Box 119 , Folder 915
|
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American Education Fellowship 1945 Box 119 , Folder 915
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American Farm School 1947 Box 119 , Folder 915
|
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American Federation of Labor 1941-1950 Box 119 , Folder 915
|
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American Film Producers 1947 Box 119 , Folder 915
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American Forest Products Industries, Inc.
1943-1945 Box 119 , Folder 915
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American Foundation for the Blind, Inc.
1944-1950 Box 119 , Folder 915
|
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American Friends of Polish Democracy 1941-1944 Box 119 , Folder 916
|
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American Friends Service Committee 1940-1952 Box 119 , Folder 916
|
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American Home Economics Association 1945 Box 119 , Folder 916
|
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American Jewish Committee 1939-1950 Box 119 , Folder 916
|
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American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, Inc.
1940-1952 Box 119 , Folder 916
|
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American Labor Education Service, Inc. 1946-1949 Box 119 , Folder 916
|
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American Labor Party 1942-1944 Box 119 , Folder 916
|
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American League to Abolish Capital Punishment
1940-1944 Box 119 , Folder 916
|
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American Library Association 1940-1948 Box 119 , Folder 916
|
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American News Company 1947 Box 119 , Folder 916
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American Nurses' Association, Inc. 1945 Box 119 , Folder 916
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American Ort Federation 1947 Box 119 , Folder 916
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American Prison Association 1944-1950 Box 119 , Folder 916
|
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American Public Health Association 1942 Box 119 , Folder 916
|
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American Public Welfare Association 1941-1950 Box 119 , Folder 916
|
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American Red Cross 1938-1951 Box 119 , Folder 917
|
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American Relief for India, Inc. 1945 Box 119 , Folder 918
|
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American Russian Cultural Association, Inc.
1943-1944 Box 119 , Folder 918
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American Russian Institute 1943 Box 119 , Folder 918
|
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American Social Hygiene Association 1945-1950 Box 119 , Folder 918
|
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American Youth Commission 1942 Box 119 , Folder 918
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American Zionist Emergency Council 1945 Box 119 , Folder 918
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Amerman, Leonore 1946 Box 119 , Folder 918
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Amidon, Beulah M. (Mrs. Charles F.) 1940-1943 Box 119 , Folder 918
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Amlin, Charles W. 1946-1947 Box 119 , Folder 918
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Ammerman, Mrs. Benjamin 1946 Box 119 , Folder 918
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Amos, J. L. 1946 Box 119 , Folder 918
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Anchor Features, Inc. 1948 Box 119 , Folder 918
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Anderson, Betty H. 1945 Box 119 , Folder 918
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Anderson, Catherine Goodwillie 1946 Box 119 , Folder 918
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Anderson, Clay J. 1945 Box 119 , Folder 918
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Anderson, Clinton P. 1944-1945 Box 119 , Folder 918
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Anderson, Eleanor C. 1946 Box 119 , Folder 918
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Anderson, Gaylord W. 1943 Box 119 , Folder 918
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Anderson, James A. 1944 Box 119 , Folder 918
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Anderson, Jane 1943 Box 119 , Folder 918
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Anderson, Joseph P. 1943-1951 Box 119 , Folder 918
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Anderson, June 1944 Box 119 , Folder 918
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Anderson, Margaret M. 1946-1948 Box 119 , Folder 918
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Anderson, Mary 1929-1943 Box 119 , Folder 919
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Anderson, Mary R. 1946 Box 119 , Folder 920
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Anderson, Mrs. Sherwood 1941 Box 119 , Folder 920
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Anderson, Nels 1945-1948 Box 119 , Folder 920
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Anderson, Nils 1945 Box 119 , Folder 920
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Anderson, Rachel Rhoades 1938-1945 Box 119 , Folder 920
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Anderson, Robert S. 1950 Box 119 , Folder 920
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Anderson, William 1943-1944 Box 119 , Folder 920
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Andress, Bart 1939-1944 Box 119 , Folder 920
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Andrews, Arnold 1943 Box 119 , Folder 920
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Andrews, Benjamin R. 1938-1944 Box 119 , Folder 920
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Andrews, F. E. 1938-1947 Box 119 , Folder 920
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Andrews, John N. 1945-1948 Box 119 , Folder 921
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Andriola, Joseph P. 1940-1942 Box 119 , Folder 921
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Andrus, Ruth 1942-1943 Box 119 , Folder 921
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Angell, Norman 1939-1948 Box 119 , Folder 921
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Ansell, Charles 1946-1947 Box 119 , Folder 922
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Ansley, Clinton G. 1945 Box 119 , Folder 922
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ANTA (American National Theatre and Academy)
1946-1947 Box 119 , Folder 922
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Anthony, Robert W., Sr. 1947 Box 119 , Folder 922
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Anthony, Susan B. 1938-1940 Box 119 , Folder 922
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Anti-Defemation League of B'nai B'rith 1947-1957 Box 119 , Folder 922
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Antioch College 1947-1951 Box 119 , Folder 922
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Antioch Press 1941 Box 119 , Folder 922
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Antman, Joseph 1946 Box 119 , Folder 922
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Appleget, Thomas B. 1945-1947 Box 119 , Folder 922
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Appleton-Century Company, Inc. 1944 Box 119 , Folder 922
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Working Editorial Files: Arata - Bakkie |
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Arata, Oliver S. 1942-1949 Box 120 , Folder 923
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Archer, Jules 1947-1948 Box 120 , Folder 923
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Architectural Forum 1944 Box 120 , Folder 923
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Areson, Clinton W. 1949-1952 Box 120 , Folder 924
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Argow, Walter Webster 1942 Box 120 , Folder 924
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Armes, Irene Headley 1948-1952 Box 120 , Folder 924
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Armstrong, Clarence 1945 Box 120 , Folder 924
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Armstrong, David W. 1939-1944 Box 120 , Folder 924
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Armstrong, Donald B. 1938-1940 Box 120 , Folder 924
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Armstrong, George S. 1943 Box 120 , Folder 924
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Armstrong, Mrs. Robert F. 1944-1945 Box 120 , Folder 924
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Arnall, Ellis G. 1947-1948 Box 120 , Folder 924
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Arnold, Mary Ellicott 1933-1944 Box 120 , Folder 924
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Arnold, Mildred 1947 Box 120 , Folder 924
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Arnold, Thurman W. 1940-1944 Box 120 , Folder 924
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Arnold, W. B. 1944 Box 120 , Folder 924
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Aronovici, Carol 1935-1951 Box 120 , Folder 925
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Aronson, Moses J. 1939-1941 Box 120 , Folder 925
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Arrowsmith, Mary Noel 1946-1947 Box 120 , Folder 925
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Arthur, G. B. 1947-1948 Box 120 , Folder 926
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Arthur, Julietta K. 1940-1950 Box 120 , Folder 926
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Ascher, Charles S. 1941-1952 Box 120 , Folder 926
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Ascher, Mrs. Charles (Helen S.) 1947-1949 Box 120 , Folder 926
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Ascoli, Max 1945-1946 Box 120 , Folder 926
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Asher, Louis E. 1942 Box 120 , Folder 927
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Ashley, Elizabeth L. (Mrs. Frank N.) 1951 Box 120 , Folder 927
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Ashton, Elma H. 1944-1948 Box 120 , Folder 927
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Associated American Artists, Inc. 1945 Box 120 , Folder 927
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Associated Press 1946-1947 Box 120 , Folder 927
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Associated Publishers, Inc. 1944 Box 120 , Folder 927
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Association Press 1940-1951 Box 120 , Folder 927
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Athey, Mrs. C. N. (Helen S. W.) 1942-1943 Box 120 , Folder 927
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Atkinson, Carroll 1945 Box 120 , Folder 927
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Atkinson, Elizabeth O. 1943 Box 120 , Folder 927
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Atkinson, Mary Irene 1938-1944 Box 120 , Folder 927
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Atkinson, W. K. 1944 Box 120 , Folder 927
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Atterbury, Grosvenor 1935-1943 Box 120 , Folder 927
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Attwood, Adah 1943 Box 120 , Folder 927
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Atwater, Dr. Reginald M. 1945-1948 Box 120 , Folder 928
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August, Edward 1946 Box 120 , Folder 928
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Augustine, Ruth 1946 Box 120 , Folder 928
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Austern, Hilda 1943 Box 120 , Folder 928
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Austin, June Pyne (Mrs. L. M.) 1947 Box 120 , Folder 928
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Austin, Kittye Clyde 1940-1941 Box 120 , Folder 928
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Austin, Lucille 1946 Box 120 , Folder 928
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Austin, Ruth 1938-1946 Box 120 , Folder 928
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Austin, Ruth Blakelock 1939 Box 120 , Folder 928
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Australian News and Information Bureau 1945-1949 Box 120 , Folder 928
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Aviation 1945 Box 120 , Folder 928
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Avrett, Robert 1945 Box 120 , Folder 928
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Axelrod, Donald 1946 Box 120 , Folder 928
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Aydelott, A. Laurance 1946 Box 120 , Folder 928
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Aydelotte, Frank 1939-1942 Box 120 , Folder 928
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Ayer, Elise (Mrs. Gertrude E.) 1944 Box 120 , Folder 928
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Baar, Florence S. 1946 Box 120 , Folder 928
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Babcock, R. W. 1946-1949 Box 120 , Folder 928
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Bacheller, Mrs. Stephen C. 1945 Box 120 , Folder 929
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Bachman, Richard S. 1944-1951 Box 120 , Folder 929
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Backer, George 1937-1942 Box 120 , Folder 929
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Bacon, George W. 1946 Box 120 , Folder 929
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Badcock, Mabel A. 1943-1945 Box 120 , Folder 930
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Baehr, Dr. George 1944 Box 120 , Folder 930
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Baer, Donna Degen 1947-1948 Box 120 , Folder 930
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Baer, Gertrude 1947 Box 120 , Folder 930
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Baerwald, Paul 1944 Box 120 , Folder 930
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Bailey, Alice A. 1942 Box 120 , Folder 930
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Bain, Read 1938-1949 Box 120 , Folder 930
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Bainam, Jean 1942 Box 120 , Folder 930
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Baker, Catherine K. 1942-1943 Box 120 , Folder 931
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Baker, David D. 1947 Box 120 , Folder 931
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Baker, Dorothy L. 1942 Box 120 , Folder 931
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Baker, Elizabeth F. 1941-1944 Box 120 , Folder 931
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Baker, Eve R. 1943 Box 120 , Folder 931
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Baker, Helen Cody 1936-1942 Box 120 , Folder 931
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Baker, John 1944 Box 120 , Folder 931
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Baker, John A., Jr. 1948-1950 Box 120 , Folder 931
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Baker, John Newton 1941-1942 Box 120 , Folder 931
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Baker, Margaret S. 1947 Box 120 , Folder 931
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Baker, Mrs. John A. (Adelaide Nichols) 1940-1952 Box 120 , Folder 931
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Baker, Mrs. John Cuyler 1945 Box 120 , Folder 931
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Baker, Ray Stannard 1936-1944 Box 120 , Folder 931
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Baker, Voorhis and Company, Inc. 1945 Box 120 , Folder 931
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Baker, William A. 1944 Box 120 , Folder 931
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Bakjian, Mardie Jay 1944 Box 120 , Folder 931
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Bakke, E. Wight 1940-1951 Box 120 , Folder 931
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Bakkie, Melva B. 1943 Box 120 , Folder 931
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Working Editorial Files: Baldwin - Belmont |
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Baldwin, DeWitt C. 1948 Box 121 , Folder 932
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Baldwin, Joseph E. 1947-1949 Box 121 , Folder 932
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Baldwin, William H. 1941-1943 Box 121 , Folder 932
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Ball, Joseph H. 1943 Box 121 , Folder 932
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Ballard, Lloyd V. 1945 Box 121 , Folder 932
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Ballard, Russell W. 1938-1941 Box 121 , Folder 932
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Ballard, Scotia R. 1944 Box 121 , Folder 932
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Ballenger, H. D. 1947 Box 121 , Folder 932
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Balmer, Jesmond Dene 1946 Box 121 , Folder 932
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Balser, Paul 1942 Box 121 , Folder 932
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Bamford, James B. 1942-1946 Box 121 , Folder 932
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Bane, Frank 1931-1951 Box 121 , Folder 933
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Banks, Marjorie 1946-1948 Box 121 , Folder 934
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Banner, William A. 1948 Box 121 , Folder 934
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Banning, Margaret Culkin 1940-1941 Box 121 , Folder 934
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Bannon, Rev. J. James 1941 Box 121 , Folder 934
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Baptist Student, the 1944 Box 121 , Folder 934
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Barbour, Phillips 1945 Box 121 , Folder 935
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Barger, Vera V. 1942-1944 Box 121 , Folder 935
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Barkin, Solomon 1941-1948 Box 121 , Folder 935
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Barnard, Dr. Margaret Witter 1942 Box 121 , Folder 935
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Barnard, Eunice Fuller 1939-1944 Box 121 , Folder 935
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Barnes, A. S. and Company 1941-1949 Box 121 , Folder 935
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Barnes, Clifford W. 1944 Box 121 , Folder 935
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Barnes, Harold M. 1943 Box 121 , Folder 935
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Barnes, Harry Elmer 1939-1942 Box 121 , Folder 935
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Barnes, Jeanne H. 1944-1945 Box 121 , Folder 935
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Barnes, Joseph 1945 Box 121 , Folder 935
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Barnes, Zolene 1947 Box 121 , Folder 935
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Barney, Austin D. 1946-1947 Box 121 , Folder 935
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Barr, John 1946-1947 Box 121 , Folder 935
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Barrett, Lewis R. 1944-1945 Box 121 , Folder 935
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Barry, L. R. 1945 Box 121 , Folder 935
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Barth, June 1945-1947 Box 121 , Folder 935
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Bartlett, Harriett M. 1940-1945 Box 121 , Folder 935
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Bartlett, Robert M. 1948 Box 121 , Folder 935
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Barton, Harold 1947 Box 121 , Folder 935
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Baruch, Bernard M. 1937-1941 Box 121 , Folder 936
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Baruch, Mrs. Bernard, Jr. 1943 Box 121 , Folder 936
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Bascom, Lelia 1938-1950 Box 121 , Folder 936
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Bass, Basil N. 1945 Box 121 , Folder 936
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Bass, Meyer 1944 Box 121 , Folder 936
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Bass, Milton 1943 Box 121 , Folder 936
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Batchelder, Rev. Robert C. 1947 Box 121 , Folder 936
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Bates, Barbara Bent 1947-1951 Box 121 , Folder 937
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Battista, O. A. 1944 Box 121 , Folder 938
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Baud, Louise Wood 1945 Box 121 , Folder 938
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Bauer, Catherine (Mrs. William Wurster)
1943-1948 Box 121 , Folder 938
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Bauken, Manuel 1947 Box 121 , Folder 938
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Baumann, Dorothy S. 1944 Box 121 , Folder 938
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Baumann, Dr. Anny 1946 Box 121 , Folder 938
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Baumgartner, Dr. Leona 1946-1950 Box 121 , Folder 938
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Baxter, Bruce R. 1943 Box 121 , Folder 938
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Bayer, Charles M. 1945 Box 121 , Folder 938
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Bayne, Martha Collins 1946 Box 121 , Folder 938
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Beach, Joseph Warren 1944 Box 121 , Folder 938
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Beach, Robert P. 1948 Box 121 , Folder 938
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Beach, Stewart L. 1944 Box 121 , Folder 938
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Beacom, Thomas H., Jr. 1944 Box 121 , Folder 938
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Beacon Press 1950-1952 Box 121 , Folder 938
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Beals, Carleton 1941 Box 121 , Folder 938
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Beard, Charles A. 1939-1946 Box 121 , Folder 938
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Beard, Eva 1947-1949 Box 121 , Folder 938
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Beard, Mrs. Charles A. (Mary R.) 1939 Box 121 , Folder 938
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Beck, Dorothy Fahs 1944 Box 121 , Folder 939
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Beck, Mildred 1948 Box 121 , Folder 939
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Beck, Ruth Elizabeth 1946-1947 Box 121 , Folder 939
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Becker, Caroline 1945 Box 121 , Folder 939
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Becker, John 1942-1944 Box 121 , Folder 939
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Becker, May Lamberton 1945 Box 121 , Folder 939
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Becker, William 1945 Box 121 , Folder 939
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Beckerman, Harry N. 1947 Box 121 , Folder 939
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Beckmann, Dr. J. William 1942-1943 Box 121 , Folder 939
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Bedinger, George R. 1938-1941 Box 121 , Folder 939
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Beecher, John 1944 Box 121 , Folder 939
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Beeley, Arthur L. 1944 Box 121 , Folder 939
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Beer, Ethel S. 1947-1951 Box 121 , Folder 939
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Behrens, Edith 1945 Box 121 , Folder 939
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Beidler, Margaret (Mrs. Paul) 1945 Box 121 , Folder 939
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Beisser, Paul T. 1938-1949 Box 121 , Folder 939
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Bell, A. L. 1947 Box 121 , Folder 940
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Bell, Juliet O. 1945 Box 121 , Folder 940
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Bell, Marjorie 1942-1949 Box 121 , Folder 940
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Bell, Ulric 1945-1946 Box 121 , Folder 940
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Beller, Lawrence 1945 Box 121 , Folder 940
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Belmont, Eleanor R. (Mrs. August) 1933-1944 Box 121 , Folder 940
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Working Editorial Files: Bendix - Bless |
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Bendix Radio 1943 Box 122 , Folder 941
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Benedict, Agnes E. 1941-1949 Box 122 , Folder 941
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Benedict, Ruth 1942-1947 Box 122 , Folder 941
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Benet, William Rose 1947 Box 122 , Folder 941
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Bengston, Nelson 1945 Box 122 , Folder 941
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Benjamin, Elsie 1944 Box 122 , Folder 941
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Benjamin, Paul L. 1947 Box 122 , Folder 941
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Benjamin, Pauline 1944 Box 122 , Folder 941
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Benjamin, Saralynne 1945 Box 122 , Folder 941
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Benjamin, Sylvia 1945 Box 122 , Folder 941
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Bennett, H. H. 1945 Box 122 , Folder 941
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Bennett, James V. 1945-1950 Box 122 , Folder 941
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Bennett, Louis L. 1944-1946 Box 122 , Folder 941
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Bennett, Rev. Vincent L. 1943 Box 122 , Folder 941
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Benney, Isabel 1942 Box 122 , Folder 941
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Benson, Purnell 1945 Box 122 , Folder 941
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Bentley, Jerome H. 1940-1946 Box 122 , Folder 941
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Benton, William 1943-1945 Box 122 , Folder 941
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Benton, William C. 1945 Box 122 , Folder 941
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Bentwich, Norman 1950 Box 122 , Folder 941
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Beresford, Howard C. 1945 Box 122 , Folder 942
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Berge, Wendell 1946-1947 Box 122 , Folder 942
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Bergen, H. B. 1940-1941 Box 122 , Folder 942
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Bergengren, Roy F. 1941 Box 122 , Folder 942
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Berghof, Herbert A. 1944 Box 122 , Folder 942
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Berglund, Ken 1941-1942 Box 122 , Folder 942
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Berking, Max 1946 Box 122 , Folder 942
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Berle, Mrs. Adolf A., Jr., (Dr. Beatrice Bishop)
1942-1948 Box 122 , Folder 942
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Bernard, Dr. Viola W. 1946-1951 Box 122 , Folder 942
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Bernard, William W. 1946-1950 Box 122 , Folder 942
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Bernays, Edward E. 1939-1945 Box 122 , Folder 942
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Bernhagen, Beatrice 1945-1950 Box 122 , Folder 942
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Bernhard, Mrs. Richard J. (Dorothy L.) 1944-1948 Box 122 , Folder 942
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Bernhard, Ruth 1946-1947 Box 122 , Folder 942
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Bernstein, Saul 1945 Box 122 , Folder 942
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Berry, Madeline 1944-1947 Box 122 , Folder 942
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Bertram, Frederick 1945 Box 122 , Folder 942
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Berwick, Adrian 1944-1945 Box 122 , Folder 942
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Best Magazine Articles of the Year 1950 Box 122 , Folder 943
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Best, Harry 1938-1945 Box 122 , Folder 943
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Bettmann Archive, The 1946 Box 122 , Folder 943
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Beuchert, Rita E. 1948 Box 122 , Folder 943
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Beveridge, Sir William 1943 Box 122 , Folder 943
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Beyer, Clara M. 1939-1947 Box 122 , Folder 943
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Beyer, Louellen Remmy 1946-1947 Box 122 , Folder 943
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Beyrer, J. Benjamin 1946-1947 Box 122 , Folder 943
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Bicknell, Mrs. Ernest P. (Grace V.) 1937-1945 Box 122 , Folder 943
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Biddle, Eric H. 1941-1946 Box 122 , Folder 943
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Biddle, Francis 1935-1949 Box 122 , Folder 944
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Biddle, Mrs. Francis 1932 Box 122 , Folder 944
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Biddle, George 1946 Box 122 , Folder 945
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Biehle, Martha H. 1945 Box 122 , Folder 945
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Big Brothers of America, Inc. 1944-1951 Box 122 , Folder 945
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Bigman, Stan K. 1945 Box 122 , Folder 945
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Bilden, Ruediger 1946-1947 Box 122 , Folder 945
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Billeb, Charlotte M. 1941 Box 122 , Folder 945
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Billington, Charlotte-Ann 1943 Box 122 , Folder 945
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Billstone, Laurie 1949 Box 122 , Folder 945
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Binder, Carroll 1938-1944 Box 122 , Folder 945
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Binder, Dorothy Walton (Mrs. Carroll) 1949-1950 Box 122 , Folder 945
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Binger, Dr. Carl 1947-1948 Box 122 , Folder 945
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Bingham, Alfred M. 1951 Box 122 , Folder 945
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Bingham, Walter V. 1944 Box 122 , Folder 945
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Binns, Mrs. Archie F. 1950 Box 122 , Folder 945
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Binzel, Alma L. 1946 Box 122 , Folder 945
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Bird, Mrs. Clarence E. (Anna Were) 1950 Box 122 , Folder 945
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Birkhead, L. M. 1943-1946 Box 122 , Folder 945
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Birt, Charles J. 1945-1948 Box 122 , Folder 945
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Birth Control Federation of America, Inc.
1941-1942 Box 122 , Folder 945
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Bishop, Claire Huchet 1949-1950 Box 122 , Folder 946
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Bishop, Ralph K. 1943 Box 122 , Folder 946
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Bishop, Randolph G. 1946 Box 122 , Folder 946
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Bisson, T. A. 1950 Box 122 , Folder 946
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Bivans, E. Litton 1943 Box 122 , Folder 946
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Bixby, F. Lovell 1949-1950 Box 122 , Folder 946
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Blach, Frederick S. 1938-1942 Box 122 , Folder 946
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Black Star Publishing Company 1940-1945 Box 122 , Folder 946
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Black, Algernon D. 1939-1950 Box 122 , Folder 946
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Black, Bertram J. 1944 Box 122 , Folder 946
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Black, Elinor G. (Mrs. Algernon) 1944 Box 122 , Folder 946
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Blackburn, Cleo W. 1941-1949 Box 122 , Folder 947
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Blackwell, Gordon W. 1944-1946 Box 122 , Folder 948
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Blaine, Mrs. Emmons (Anita McCormick) 1929-1949 Box 122 , Folder 948
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Blair, Janet M. 1944 Box 122 , Folder 948
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Blair, Margaret (Mrs. Lawrence) 1942 Box 122 , Folder 948
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Blair, Nadine 1948 Box 122 , Folder 948
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Blakeslee, Victor F. 1942 Box 122 , Folder 948
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Blanchard, Ralph H. 1942-1940 Box 122 , Folder 948
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Blandford, John B., Jr. 1942-1944 Box 122 , Folder 948
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Blankenhorn, Mary D. 1938-1951 Box 122 , Folder 948
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Blankfort, Alice 1950 Box 122 , Folder 948
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Blankner, Frederika 1945 Box 122 , Folder 948
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Blanshard, Paul 1940-1947 Box 122 , Folder 948
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Blassingame, Lurton 1941-1948 Box 122 , Folder 948
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Blazier, George J. 1944 Box 122 , Folder 948
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Bless, Bertha J. 1942 Box 122 , Folder 948
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Working Editorial Files: Bliss - Book |
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Bliss, C. B. 1928 Box 123 , Folder 949
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Bliss, Ethel H. 1942-1944 Box 123 , Folder 949
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Blizard, Barbara Rogers 1949-1950 Box 123 , Folder 949
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Bloch, Herbert A. 1946 Box 123 , Folder 949
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Block, Goodman 1946 Box 123 , Folder 949
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Bloom, Guy H. 1942 Box 123 , Folder 949
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Bloom, Max R. 1947 Box 123 , Folder 949
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Bloom, Sophia 1948 Box 123 , Folder 949
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Bloomfield, Jack J. 1942 Box 123 , Folder 949
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Blount, Edith M. 1944 Box 123 , Folder 949
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Bluestein, Abraham 1944-1945 Box 123 , Folder 950
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Bluestone, Dr. E. M. 1940-1950 Box 123 , Folder 950
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Bluestone, Harry 1946 Box 123 , Folder 950
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Blum, Edward C. 1947 Box 123 , Folder 950
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Blumberg, Hyman 1946 Box 123 , Folder 950
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Blumenthal, Louis H. 1943-1952 Box 123 , Folder 950
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Blumenthal, M. S. 1942-1945 Box 123 , Folder 950
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Blumenthal, Sidney 1937-1943 Box 123 , Folder 951
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Blyley, Katherine Gillette 1945 Box 123 , Folder 952
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Board of Home Missions 1946-1947 Box 123 , Folder 952
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Board of National Missions 1945 Box 123 , Folder 952
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Boas, Dr. Ernst P. 1938-1947 Box 123 , Folder 952
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Boas, Franz Waldman 1938 Box 123 , Folder 952
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Bobrick, Gladys (Mrs. William H.) 1940-1950 Box 123 , Folder 952
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Bock, Harold 1945 Box 123 , Folder 952
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Bode, Carl J. 1947 Box 123 , Folder 952
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Bogardus, Emory S. 1941-1944 Box 123 , Folder 952
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Bohn, Ernest J. 1945 Box 123 , Folder 952
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Bok, Curtis 1940-1942 Box 123 , Folder 952
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Bok, Mrs. Curtis (Nellie Lee) 1941-1944 Box 123 , Folder 952
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Boland, Rev. John P. 1941-1943 Box 123 , Folder 952
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Bolles, Blair 1942-1949 Box 123 , Folder 952
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Bolles, Joshua K. 1947 Box 123 , Folder 952
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Bologna, Sando 1943 Box 123 , Folder 952
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Bonawitz, Dorothy 1944 Box 123 , Folder 953
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Bond, Elsie M. 1943-1946 Box 123 , Folder 953
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Bond, F. Fraser 1945-1946 Box 123 , Folder 953
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Bond, Frederic Drew 1940-1942 Box 123 , Folder 953
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Bond, Louise Wood 1941-1944 Box 123 , Folder 953
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Bond, Mrs. Frederic Drew (Annette D.) 1943 Box 123 , Folder 953
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Bonds, A. B., Jr. 1947 Box 123 , Folder 953
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Bondy, Mrs. Robert E. 1949 Box 123 , Folder 953
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Bondy, Robert E. 1936-1952 Box 123 , Folder 953
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Bonham, Natalie 1943 Box 123 , Folder 953
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Boni and Gaer, Inc. 1947 Box 123 , Folder 953
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Bonnell, Mildred 1945 Box 123 , Folder 953
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Bonney, Therese 1943 Box 123 , Folder 953
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Bonoff, Dr. Zelly A. 1945 Box 123 , Folder 953
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Bonsall, Ivan H. 1944-1945 Box 123 , Folder 953
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Bontemps, Arna 1943-1944 Box 123 , Folder 953
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Book and Author War Bond Committee 1945 Box 123 , Folder 954
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Book-of-the-Month Club (n.d.) Box 123 , Folder 954
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Book Reviews, A Box 123 , Folder 955
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Book Reviews, B Box 123 , Folder 956
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Book Reviews, C-D Box 123 , Folder 957
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Book Reviews, E-F Box 124 , Folder 958
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Book Reviews, G-H Box 124 , Folder 959
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Book Reviews, I-J Box 124 , Folder 960
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Book Reviews, K-L Box 124 , Folder 961
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Book Reviews, M-N Box 124 , Folder 962
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Book Reviews, O-P Box 124 , Folder 963
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Book Reviews, Q-R Box 124 , Folder 964
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Book Reviews, S-T Box 124 , Folder 965
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Book Reviews, U-Z Box 125 , Folder 966
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Books Across the Sea 1945 Box 125 , Folder 967
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Boone, Gladys 1942-1948 Box 125 , Folder 967
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Booth, Gracia D. 1942 Box 125 , Folder 967
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Booth, Nora R. 1941 Box 125 , Folder 967
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Boothe, Viva 1944 Box 125 , Folder 967
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Boothroyd, Mary Alice 1950 Box 125 , Folder 967
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Borgida, Lee 1946 Box 125 , Folder 967
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Borst, Homer W. 1938-1952 Box 125 , Folder 967
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Borton, Viennie 1943 Box 125 , Folder 967
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Bost, Mrs. W. T. (Annie K.) 1939-1950 Box 125 , Folder 967
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Bosworth, Francis 1947 Box 125 , Folder 967
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Botsford, Samuel B. 1941 Box 125 , Folder 968
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Boudneau, Dr. Frank G. 1939-1947 Box 125 , Folder 968
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Bourne, William C. 1946 Box 125 , Folder 968
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Boutell, C. B. 1941-1942 Box 125 , Folder 968
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Bouton, Elizabeth 1947 Box 125 , Folder 968
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Boutwell, William D. 1939-1948 Box 125 , Folder 968
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Bovick, Frances 1944 Box 125 , Folder 968
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Bowden, A. O. 1941 Box 125 , Folder 969
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Bowden, R. D. 1943 Box 125 , Folder 969
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Bowen, Bonnie B. 1943 Box 125 , Folder 969
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Bowen, Croswell 1945 Box 125 , Folder 969
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Bowen, Lewis H. 1943 Box 125 , Folder 969
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Bowen, Marion 1941 Box 125 , Folder 969
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Bowie, Mrs. William Russell (Jean L.) 1942-1943 Box 125 , Folder 969
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Bowie, Rev. William Russell 1939-1949 Box 125 , Folder 969
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Bowles, Chester 1943-1952 Box 125 , Folder 969
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Bowman, Henry 1942 Box 125 , Folder 969
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Bowman, LeRoy E. 1943 Box 125 , Folder 969
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Boxerman, Abraham 1946 Box 125 , Folder 969
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Boy Scouts of America, Inc. 1944 Box 125 , Folder 969
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Boyce, Dorothy 1947 Box 125 , Folder 969
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Boyce, Richard F. 1945 Box 125 , Folder 969
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Boychuck, Walter 1944 Box 125 , Folder 969
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Boyd, Edith M. 1945-1956 Box 125 , Folder 969
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Boyd, Mary Sumner 1935-1942 Box 125 , Folder 969
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Boylan, Marguerite T. 1948 Box 125 , Folder 969
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Boys Clubs of America, Inc. 1945 Box 125 , Folder 969
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Brackett, Jeffrey R. 1938-1950 Box 125 , Folder 970
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Braden, Charles S. 1944-1945 Box 125 , Folder 970
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Brader, Spencer E. 1946 Box 125 , Folder 970
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Bradley, Dwight J. 1946 Box 125 , Folder 970
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Bradley, E. B. 1943 Box 125 , Folder 970
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Bradley, Elizabeth 1946-1949 Box 125 , Folder 970
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Bradley, Phillips 1939-1947 Box 125 , Folder 971
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Bradley, Richards M. 1929-1942 Box 125 , Folder 972
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Bradley, Snoda K. 1944 Box 125 , Folder 973
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Bradway, John S. 1939-1944 Box 125 , Folder 973
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Brainerd, Heloise 1943-1944 Box 125 , Folder 973
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Braisted, Paul J. 1950 Box 125 , Folder 973
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Brand, Alonzo, F. 1943 Box 125 , Folder 973
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Brand, Roland J. 1949 Box 125 , Folder 973
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Brandeis, Mrs. Louis D. (Alice) 1943 Box 125 , Folder 973
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Brandenberg, Linn 1944 Box 125 , Folder 973
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Brandon, D. G. 1944 Box 125 , Folder 973
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Brandt and Brandt 1938-1948 Box 125 , Folder 973
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Brandt, Albert Abarbanel 1948-1949 Box 125 , Folder 973
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Brandt, Charles 1944 Box 125 , Folder 973
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Bratt, Eliot 1946 Box 125 , Folder 973
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Braucher, Howard 1938-1945 Box 125 , Folder 973
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Brav, Rabbi Stanley R. 1944 Box 125 , Folder 973
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Brebner, J. Bartlet 1941-1942 Box 125 , Folder 974
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Breckinridge, Mary 1940-1941 Box 125 , Folder 974
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Breckinridge, Sophonisba, P. 1937-1940 Box 125 , Folder 974
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Breitenbach, Joseph 1945 Box 125 , Folder 974
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Bremer, Edith Terry (Mrs. Harry M.) 1941-1943 Box 125 , Folder 974
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Bremner, Robert H. 1950 Box 125 , Folder 974
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Brennan, Ellen L. 1946 Box 125 , Folder 974
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Brentano's 1946 Box 125 , Folder 974
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Bresler, Harvey J. 1945 Box 125 , Folder 974
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Breul, Alvin C. 1942 Box 125 , Folder 974
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Brewer, Faith 1946 Box 125 , Folder 974
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Brewster, Dorothy S. 1943 Box 125 , Folder 974
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Bridges, Bernice 1950 Box 125 , Folder 974
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Brigg, Elvira H. 1943 Box 125 , Folder 974
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Briggs, Carol 1947 Box 125 , Folder 974
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Brigham, Harold L. 1948 Box 125 , Folder 974
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Brigham, Robert I. 1946-1947 Box 125 , Folder 974
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Bright, Sallie E. 1942-1949 Box 125 , Folder 974
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Brightbill, Charles K. 1945-1951 Box 125 , Folder 974
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Briscoe, Avalon 1944 Box 125 , Folder 974
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Brissenden, Paul 1945 Box 125 , Folder 974
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British Combine Photos, Ltd. 1940-1947 Box 125 , Folder 974
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British Information Services 1943-1951 Box 125 , Folder 974
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British Library of Information 1938-1942 Box 125 , Folder 974
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British Press Service 1940-1941 Box 125 , Folder 974
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Britt, Miss 1946 Box 125 , Folder 974
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Britt, Mrs. George (Jane) 1950 Box 125 , Folder 974
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Working Editorial Files: Brock - Buck |
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Brock, Frank W. 1944-1945 Box 126 , Folder 976
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Brockway, Thomas P. 1947-1949 Box 126 , Folder 976
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Brodsky, Irving 1946-1947 Box 126 , Folder 976
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Broffman, Morton H. 1944 Box 126 , Folder 976
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Bromage, Mrs. Arthur W. (Mary C.) 1942 Box 126 , Folder 976
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Bromfield, Louis 1941 Box 126 , Folder 976
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Bromley, Dorothy Dunbar 1937-1941 Box 126 , Folder 976
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Bronner, Augusta F. 1947-1950 Box 126 , Folder 976
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Brookings Institution 1944 Box 126 , Folder 976
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Brooklyn Children's Aid Society 1947 Box 126 , Folder 976
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Brooks, Cecil 1943 Box 126 , Folder 976
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Brooks, Lee M. 1947 Box 126 , Folder 976
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Brooks, Mary E. 1946-1948 Box 126 , Folder 976
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Brooks, Robert R. R. 1947 Box 126 , Folder 976
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Broome, Douglas 1945 Box 126 , Folder 977
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Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters 1943-1947 Box 126 , Folder 977
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Brown, Alene Briggs 1943 Box 126 , Folder 977
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Brown, Bertrand 1945 Box 126 , Folder 977
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Brown, Brothers 1940-1943 Box 126 , Folder 977
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Brown, Chester R. 1943-1947 Box 126 , Folder 977
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Brown, Curtis, Ltd. 1945 Box 126 , Folder 977
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Brown, Ella Layne 1939-1943 Box 126 , Folder 977
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Brown, Ellen McBryde 1940-1941 Box 126 , Folder 977
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Brown, Esther Lucile 1943-1944 Box 126 , Folder 977
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Brown, Francis J. 1944-1948 Box 126 , Folder 977
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Brown, Frederick 1941 Box 126 , Folder 977
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Brown, Frederick E. 1944 Box 126 , Folder 977
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Brown, G. Steward 1939-1940 Box 126 , Folder 977
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Brown, Harold M. 1946 Box 126 , Folder 977
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Brown, J. Douglas 1938-1948 Box 126 , Folder 978
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Brown, James 1942-1947 Box 126 , Folder 979
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Brown, Joseph 1947 Box 126 , Folder 979
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Brown, Louise Dichman 1947 Box 126 , Folder 979
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Brown, Louise Fargo 1948-1949 Box 126 , Folder 979
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Brown, Marie E. 1945 Box 126 , Folder 979
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Brown, Mary Campbell 1946 Box 126 , Folder 979
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Brown, Myrtle B. 1944 Box 126 , Folder 979
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Brown, Philip King 1938-1941 Box 126 , Folder 979
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Brown-Lipe-Chapin Company 1941 Box 126 , Folder 979
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Brown, Ralph Adams 1944-1951 Box 126 , Folder 980
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Brown, Richard A. 1945-1947 Box 126 , Folder 981
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Brown, Richard M. 1946-1947 Box 126 , Folder 981
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Brown, Sterling W. 1946 Box 126 , Folder 981
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Brown, V. K. 1946 Box 126 , Folder 981
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Browne, Harold F. 1940-1942 Box 126 , Folder 981
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Browne, Mary K. 1947 Box 126 , Folder 981
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Browne, Mrs. M. F. (Katherine) 1945 Box 126 , Folder 981
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Browne, Waldo R. 1948-1951 Box 126 , Folder 981
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Brownell, Baker 1945-1946 Box 126 , Folder 981
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Browning, Grace 1942-1946 Box 126 , Folder 981
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Brownlee, Fred L. 1945-1947 Box 126 , Folder 981
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Brownlow, Louis 1937-1941 Box 126 , Folder 981
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Brownstone, Mina 1940-1947 Box 126 , Folder 981
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Bruere, Henry 1930-1949 Box 126 , Folder 981
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Bruere, Martha Bensley (Mrs. Robert W.)
1926-1940 Box 126 , Folder 982
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Bruguiere, Emile 1941-1942 Box 126 , Folder 983
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Bruner, Louise 1947-1950 Box 126 , Folder 983
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Bruning, Addie 1944 Box 126 , Folder 983
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Brunner, Edmund 1946 Box 126 , Folder 983
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Brunner, Endre, K. 1945 Box 126 , Folder 983
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Brunot, James 1942-1943 Box 126 , Folder 983
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Brush, Dr. A. Louise 1942-1951 Box 126 , Folder 983
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Bruyette, Doris 1944-1946 Box 126 , Folder 983
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Bryan, B. M. 1942 Box 126 , Folder 983
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Bryan, J. E. 1947 Box 126 , Folder 983
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Bryan, Jack H. 1942-1945 Box 126 , Folder 983
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Bryan, Jack Yeaman 1944-1945 Box 126 , Folder 983
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Bryson, Lyman 1936-1951 Box 126 , Folder 983
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Bubolz, Rev. George C. 1945 Box 126 , Folder 984
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Buchman, Lloyd 1944 Box 126 , Folder 984
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Buck, Carl 1943-1946 Box 126 , Folder 984
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Buck, J. Lossing 1945 Box 126 , Folder 984
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Buck, Pearl S. 1937-1949 Box 126 , Folder 985
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Buck, William A. 1945 Box 127 , Folder 986
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Buckler, Helen 1945-1950 Box 127 , Folder 986
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Buckley, Earle A. 1947 Box 127 , Folder 986
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Buckman, Lorraine V. 1944 Box 127 , Folder 986
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Buder, Leonard 1947 Box 127 , Folder 986
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Buell, Bradley (1941-1947) Box 127 , Folder 987
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Buell, Bradley (Cont) Box 127 , Folder 988
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Buell, Bradley (Cont) Box 127 , Folder 989
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Buell, Bradley (Cont) Box 127 , Folder 990
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Buell, Bradley (Cont) Box 127 , Folder 991
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Buell, Charles 1947 Box 127 , Folder 992
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Buell, Raymond Leslie 1946 Box 127 , Folder 992
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Buente, Williard H. 1943 Box 127 , Folder 992
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Buffington, W. L. 1944 Box 127 , Folder 992
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Bugbee, Doris 1948 Box 127 , Folder 992
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Bugbee, George 1947 Box 127 , Folder 992
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Bull, Nina 1943 Box 127 , Folder 992
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Bull, Rose Weston 1944-1945 Box 127 , Folder 992
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Bunbury, H. N. 1944 Box 127 , Folder 992
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Bunche, Ralph J. 1949-1951 Box 127 , Folder 992
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Bunzel, Joseph H. 1944-1946 Box 127 , Folder 992
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Burch, Guy Irving 1945 Box 127 , Folder 992
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Burdell, Edwin S. 1940-1952 Box 127 , Folder 992
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Burdette, Franklin, L. 1943 Box 127 , Folder 992
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Bureau for Intercultural Education 1947 Box 127 , Folder 992
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Bureau of Reclamation 1943 Box 127 , Folder 992
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Bureau of the Census 1950 Box 127 , Folder 993
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Burgess, Ernest W. 1946-1947 Box 127 , Folder 993
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Burgess, J. Stewart 1937-1949 Box 127 , Folder 993
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Burgoon, Janet S. 1944 Box 127 , Folder 993
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Burhoe, Buelah Weldon 1942-1949 Box 127 , Folder 993
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Burke, Gerald W. 1941 Box 127 , Folder 993
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Burke, William W. 1943-1945 Box 127 , Folder 993
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Burleson, F. E. 1944 Box 127 , Folder 993
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Burling, Dr. Temple 1942 Box 127 , Folder 993
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Burlingame, Dr. C. Charles 1937 Box 127 , Folder 993
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Burlingame, Roger 1941-1947 Box 127 , Folder 993
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Burma, John H. 1944-1949 Box 127 , Folder 993
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Burnett, Mary Clarke 1942-1950 Box 127 , Folder 993
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Burnham, Ernest 1943 Box 127 , Folder 993
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Burns, Arthur R. 1935-1950 Box 127 , Folder 993
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Burns, Eveline M. 1937-1951 Box 127 , Folder 994
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Burns, Isabelle 1948 Box 127 , Folder 995
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Burns, Thomas 1944 Box 127 , Folder 995
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Burnshaw, Stanley 1944 Box 127 , Folder 995
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Burr, Emily Thorp 1940-1949 Box 127 , Folder 995
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Burris, Quincy Guy 1944-1948 Box 127 , Folder 995
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Burritt, Bailey B. 1947-1949 Box 127 , Folder 995
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Burrows, W. R. 1942 Box 127 , Folder 995
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Burt, Charles L. 1943-1950 Box 127 , Folder 995
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Burt, Henry F. 1944-1949 Box 127 , Folder 995
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Business Information Bureau 1945 Box 127 , Folder 995
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Business Week 1949 Box 127 , Folder 995
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Bussard, Rev. Paul 1947 Box 127 , Folder 995
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Butcher, Dr. Margaret Just 1951-1952 Box 127 , Folder 996
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Butler, Harold B. 1946 Box 127 , Folder 996
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Butler, M. Ruth 1945 Box 127 , Folder 996
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Butler, Mossette L. 1943 Box 127 , Folder 996
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Buttenheim, Harold S. 1935-1950 Box 127 , Folder 996
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Bye, George T. and Company 1941-1952 Box 127 , Folder 996
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Byron, Dora 1951 Box 127 , Folder 996
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Cabot, Dr. Hugh 1941-1942 Box 128 , Folder 997
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Cadbury, Henry J. 1941-1942 Box 128 , Folder 997
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Cadbury, Olive C. 1944 Box 128 , Folder 997
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Cadorette, Ruth 1944 Box 128 , Folder 997
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Cahn, Chester A. 1942 Box 128 , Folder 997
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Cahn, Leni 1946 Box 128 , Folder 997
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Caldwell, Oliver J. 1948 Box 128 , Folder 997
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California Labor School, Inc. 1944 Box 128 , Folder 997
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Calvin's News Service 1933 Box 128 , Folder 997
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Cambridge Associates 1945 Box 128 , Folder 998
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Cameron, W. H. 1942 Box 128 , Folder 998
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Camp, Elwood W. 1946 Box 128 , Folder 998
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Campbell, Angus 1952 Box 128 , Folder 998
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Campbell, Hilary 1937-1945 Box 128 , Folder 998
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Campbell, Mary W. (Mrs. Herbert) 1944 Box 128 , Folder 998
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Campbell, Persia 1946-1948 Box 128 , Folder 998
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Campbell, Ruth 1943-1944 Box 128 , Folder 998
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Campbell, Wallace J. 1938-1946 Box 128 , Folder 998
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Campbell, William 1938 Box 128 , Folder 998
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Campfield, C. G. 1945 Box 128 , Folder 998
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Canadian Wartime Information Board 1945 Box 128 , Folder 998
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Canadian Welfare Council 1949 Box 128 , Folder 999
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Cannon, Antoinette 1946 Box 128 , Folder 999
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Cannon, Ida M. 1939-1943 Box 128 , Folder 999
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Cannon, James 1946 Box 128 , Folder 999
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Cannon, Mrs. Henry White (Myrta Jones) 1938-1942 Box 128 , Folder 999
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Cannon, Nona H. 1945 Box 128 , Folder 999
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Caples, Anna 1939-1951 Box 128 , Folder 999
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Capper, Arthur 1940-1942 Box 128 , Folder 999
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Capt, J. C. 1945 Box 128 , Folder 999
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CARE 1946-1951 Box 128 , Folder 1000
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Carey, Clifford M. 1945 Box 128 , Folder 1000
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Carey, Harry M. 1943-1948 Box 128 , Folder 1000
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Carey, Jane Perry Clark (Mrs. Andrew G.)
1935-1951 Box 128 , Folder 1000
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Carlson, Avis D. 1939-1947 Box 128 , Folder 1000
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Carlson, Barbara 1945 Box 128 , Folder 1001
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Carlton, Frank T. 1950 Box 128 , Folder 1001
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Carlton, Winslow 1940-1943 Box 128 , Folder 1001
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Carman, Harry 1950 Box 128 , Folder 1001
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Carrick, Virginia B. 1942 Box 128 , Folder 1001
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Carriere, Winifred 1946 Box 128 , Folder 1001
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Carroll, John R. 1944-1945 Box 128 , Folder 1001
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Carroll, Mary Baker 1944-1945 Box 128 , Folder 1001
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Carroll, Thomas L. 1943-1944 Box 128 , Folder 1001
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Carskadon, Thomas R. 1944 Box 128 , Folder 1001
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Carson, James S. 1941 Box 128 , Folder 1001
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Carlson, Mrs. William J. 1943 Box 128 , Folder 1004
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Carson, William J. 1942-1943 Box 128 , Folder 1004
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Carter, Edward C. 1938-1947 Box 128 , Folder 1004
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Carter, Elizabeth 1947 Box 128 , Folder 1004
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Carter, Elmer A. 1941-1945 Box 128 , Folder 1004
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Carter, Katherine Pollard 1947 Box 128 , Folder 1004
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Carter, Mrs. Edward C. (Alice D.) 1939 Box 128 , Folder 1004
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Carter, Rev. Manfred A. 1938-1947 Box 128 , Folder 1004
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Cartwright, Morse A. 1939-1943 Box 128 , Folder 1004
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Casady, Clyde S. 1943-1945 Box 128 , Folder 1005
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Case, Leland D. 1943 Box 128 , Folder 1005
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Casgrain, A. E. 1945-1948 Box 128 , Folder 1005
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Cass, Edward R. 1939-1950 Box 128 , Folder 1005
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Cassatt, Anna A. 1943-1946 Box 128 , Folder 1005
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Cassel, Carola 1947 Box 128 , Folder 1005
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Cassidy, Harry M. 1939-1949 Box 128 , Folder 1005
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Castendyck, Elsa 1943-1952 Box 128 , Folder 1005
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Cataio, Jan A. 1944 Box 128 , Folder 1006
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Catholic Digest 1947 Box 128 , Folder 1006
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Catlin, M. H. 1941 Box 128 , Folder 1006
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Catlin, Ruth 1946 Box 128 , Folder 1006
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Catton, Mary (Margaret M. L.) 1942-1943 Box 128 , Folder 1006
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Cavan, Ruth Shonle 1942 Box 128 , Folder 1006
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Cavers, David F. 1947 Box 128 , Folder 1006
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Cayton, Horace R. 1945 Box 128 , Folder 1006
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Chalmers, Burns 1948 Box 129 , Folder 1007
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Chamberlain, Dr. Herbert E. 1947-1949 Box 129 , Folder 1007
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Chamberlain, Fern L. 1949 Box 129 , Folder 1007
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Chamberlain, Mrs. William H. (Helen) 1946-1952 Box 129 , Folder 1007
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Chamberlain, Willian Henry 1943 Box 129 , Folder 1007
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Chambers, Bradford 1944-1947 Box 129 , Folder 1007
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Chambers, Gilbert 1945 Box 129 , Folder 1007
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Chambers, Walter A. 1939-1947 Box 129 , Folder 1007
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Chandler, Doris G. 1945 Box 129 , Folder 1007
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Chandler, Jane 1939-1950 Box 129 , Folder 1008
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Chandler, Thomas 1949-1950 Box 129 , Folder 1009
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Chandler, Willis E. 1943 Box 129 , Folder 1009
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Chapin, F. Stuart 1949 Box 129 , Folder 1009
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Chapman, Elisabeth Bowie 1944 Box 129 , Folder 1009
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Chapman, L. F. 1946 Box 129 , Folder 1009
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Chapnick, Howard 1947 Box 129 , Folder 1009
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Chappell, Richard A. 1943-1947 Box 129 , Folder 1009
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Charters, W. W. 1944-1945 Box 129 , Folder 1009
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Chase, Harry Woodburn 1940-1942 Box 129 , Folder 1009
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Chase, Pearl 1939-1945 Box 129 , Folder 1009
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Chatterjee, M. N. 1944 Box 129 , Folder 1009
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Chauvin, Gladys R. 1946 Box 129 , Folder 1009
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Chenoweth, M. O. 1944-1945 Box 129 , Folder 1009
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Cherasky, Dr. Martin 1951 Box 129 , Folder 1009
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Cheroff, Ike 1944 Box 129 , Folder 1009
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Cherrington, Ben Mark 1943-1948 Box 129 , Folder 1009
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Chesbro, George W. 1944 Box 129 , Folder 1009
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Chester, Mildred A. 1945 Box 129 , Folder 1009
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Chevigny, Hector 1944 Box 129 , Folder 1009
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Chewning, Broaddus E. 1943 Box 129 , Folder 1009
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Chicago Council Against Racial and Religious
Discrimination 1947 Box 129 , Folder 1010
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Chicago Sun 1947 Box 129 , Folder 1010
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Chicanot, E. L. 1942-1948 Box 129 , Folder 1010
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Chickering, Martha A. 1939 Box 129 , Folder 1010
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Child Study Association of America 1945 Box 129 , Folder 1010
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Child Welfare League of America 1945-1951 Box 129 , Folder 1010
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Children's Orthopedic Hospital, The 1946 Box 129 , Folder 1010
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Childs, Clinton S. 1942 Box 129 , Folder 1010
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Childs, John L. 1943-1951 Box 129 , Folder 1010
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Childs, Louise 1944 Box 129 , Folder 1010
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Childs, Marquis 1945-1949 Box 129 , Folder 1010
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Childs, Richard Storrs 1938-1941 Box 129 , Folder 1010
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Chilman, C. William 1946 Box 129 , Folder 1010
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Chin, Rockwood Q. P. 1951 Box 129 , Folder 1010
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China (notes from a Walter Judd speech)
1947 Box 129 , Folder 1010
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China Aid Council 1947 Box 129 , Folder 1010
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Chinese News Service 1945 Box 129 , Folder 1010
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Chisholm, Dr. Brock 1947-1949 Box 129 , Folder 1010
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Christian Leader, The 1947 Box 129 , Folder 1010
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Christman, Henry M. 1945-1951 Box 129 , Folder 1010
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Church World Service 1947 Box 129 , Folder 1011
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Church, David M. 1942-1945 Box 129 , Folder 1011
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Church, Peggy Pond (Mrs. Fermor S.) 1948-1950 Box 129 , Folder 1011
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Churchill, Henry S. 1945-1950 Box 129 , Folder 1011
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Chute, Charles Lionel 1938-1952 Box 129 , Folder 1011
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Cincinnati Youth Aid Bureau 1946 Box 129 , Folder 1011
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Cinema 1947 Box 129 , Folder 1011
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Citizens' City Planning and Housing Council of
Rochester, N. Y. 1941 Box 129 , Folder 1011
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Citizens' Housing Council of Greater New Haven,Inc
1949 Box 129 , Folder 1011
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Citrine, Walter 1945 Box 129 , Folder 1011
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City College of New York 1947-1949 Box 129 , Folder 1011
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City-wide Citizens' Committee on Harlem
1945 Box 129 , Folder 1011
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Civil Aeronautics Administration 1943 Box 129 , Folder 1011
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Clague, Ewan 1938-1950 Box 129 , Folder 1012
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Clampitt, W. A. 1945-1946 Box 129 , Folder 1013
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Clancy, Eugene A. 1944 Box 129 , Folder 1013
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Clapp, Raymond F. 1938-1945 Box 129 , Folder 1013
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Clapper, Mrs. Raymond (Oliver) 1944 Box 129 , Folder 1013
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Clapper, Raymond 1938 Box 129 , Folder 1013
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Clark, Anna Holbrook 1947-1948 Box 129 , Folder 1013
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Clark, Blake 1948 Box 129 , Folder 1013
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Clark, Edgar Rogie 1951 Box 129 , Folder 1013
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Clark, Elizabeth Woodruff 1942-1943 Box 129 , Folder 1013
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Clark, Herbert G. 1946-1949 Box 129 , Folder 1013
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Clark, John Maurice 1940-1951 Box 129 , Folder 1013
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Clark, Kenneth 1948 Box 129 , Folder 1014
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Clark, Marjorie 1942-1945 Box 129 , Folder 1014
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Clark, R. W. 1943 Box 129 , Folder 1014
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Clark, Thomas 1946 Box 129 , Folder 1014
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Clarke, Elizabeth Munro 1940-1942 Box 129 , Folder 1014
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Clarke, Helen I. 1943-1947 Box 129 , Folder 1014
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Claudia, Sister M. 1947 Box 129 , Folder 1014
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Clausen, N. Y. 1944 Box 129 , Folder 1014
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Claxton, Rev. Allen E. 1945 Box 129 , Folder 1014
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Cleary, Annette 1946 Box 130 , Folder 1015
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Cleghorn, Sarah N. 1937-1951 Box 130 , Folder 1015
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Cleland, Ronald S. 1943 Box 130 , Folder 1015
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Clementin, Charles 1946 Box 130 , Folder 1015
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Clementson, Clarisse 1946 Box 130 , Folder 1015
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Cleveland, A. F. 1947 Box 130 , Folder 1015
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Clevenger, Louise M. 1943 Box 130 , Folder 1015
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Clinchy, Everett Ross 1938-1945 Box 130 , Folder 1015
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Close, Kathryn 1936-1945 Box 130 , Folder 1016
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Close, O. H. 1944 Box 130 , Folder 1017
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Clugston, Kate 1944 Box 130 , Folder 1017
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Clyde, Ethel 1944 Box 130 , Folder 1017
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Cobb, Bessie A. 1945 Box 130 , Folder 1017
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Cobrin, Harry A. 1946 Box 130 , Folder 1017
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Cockerill, Eleanor 1944 Box 130 , Folder 1017
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Codman, John S. 1943 Box 130 , Folder 1017
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Coffman, Harold C. 1944 Box 130 , Folder 1017
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Coghlan, Ralph 1944 Box 130 , Folder 1017
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Cohe, Felix S. 1945-1950 Box 130 , Folder 1017
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Cohen, A. Alfred 1945-1950 Box 130 , Folder 1017
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Cohen, Elliot E. 1945 Box 130 , Folder 1017
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Cohen, Frank 1944 Box 130 , Folder 1017
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Cohen, Miriam 1944 Box 130 , Folder 1017
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Cohen, Philip F. 1947 Box 130 , Folder 1017
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Cohn, Bill 1940 Box 130 , Folder 1017
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Cohn, Fannia M. 1937-1941 Box 130 , Folder 1017
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Coil, E. J. 1943-1950 Box 130 , Folder 1018
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Coit, Eleanor G. 1939-1952 Box 130 , Folder 1018
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Coit, Elisabeth 1947 Box 130 , Folder 1018
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Colborn, Fern M. 1944 Box 130 , Folder 1019
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Cole, Douglas Seaman 1941 Box 130 , Folder 1019
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Cole, Helen D. 1946 Box 130 , Folder 1019
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Cole, Lawrence C. 1942-1949 Box 130 , Folder 1019
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Cole, Ruth 1944 Box 130 , Folder 1019
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Coleman, Catherine W. 1947 Box 130 , Folder 1019
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Coleman, Ruth 1946 Box 130 , Folder 1019
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Colladay, Morrison 1948 Box 130 , Folder 1019
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Coller, Ross H. 1946 Box 130 , Folder 1019
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Collier, Bond 1944 Box 130 , Folder 1019
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Collier, Tarleton 1946 Box 130 , Folder 1019
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Collins, Henry H., Jr. 1947 Box 130 , Folder 1019
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Collisson, N. H. 1947 Box 130 , Folder 1019
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Columbia University Press 1941-1945 Box 130 , Folder 1019
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Colwell, A. F. 1945 Box 130 , Folder 1019
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Colze, Dr. William L. 1946 Box 130 , Folder 1019
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Cominos, Helen 1951-1952 Box 130 , Folder 1019
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Commager, Henry Steele 1945-1951 Box 130 , Folder 1019
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Commission to Study the Organization of Peace
1945 Box 130 , Folder 1019
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Committee for a Democratic Foreign Policy
1944 Box 130 , Folder 1019
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Common Council for American Unity 1940 Box 130 , Folder 1019
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Common Sense 1946 Box 130 , Folder 1019
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Commonwealth Fund 1944-1948 Box 130 , Folder 1019
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Community Chests and Councils, Inc. 1944-1950 Box 130 , Folder 1020
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Community Service Society of New York 1941-1943 Box 130 , Folder 1021
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Community Services Committee 1946 Box 130 , Folder 1021
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Compass 1945 Box 130 , Folder 1021
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Compulsory Military Training 1947 Box 130 , Folder 1021
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Condict, Mrs. Philip K. (Fonrose Wainwright)
1938-1948 Box 130 , Folder 1022
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Condict, Abbie 1942-1944 Box 130 , Folder 1023
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Condliffe, J. B. 1946-1952 Box 130 , Folder 1023
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Condon, Mollie (Mrs. Abraham Friedman) 1943-1951 Box 130 , Folder 1023
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Conference Office 1947 Box 131 , Folder 1024
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Congehl, Irene H. 1952 Box 131 , Folder 1024
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Congress of Industrial Organizations 1944-1947 Box 131 , Folder 1024
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Conklin, Edna B. 1945 Box 131 , Folder 1024
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Conklin, Robert J. 1947 Box 131 , Folder 1024
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Connally, Thomas 1943 Box 131 , Folder 1024
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Conner, Leora L. 1945-1947 Box 131 , Folder 1024
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Conner, P. J. 1943 Box 131 , Folder 1024
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Connors, E. J. 1937 Box 131 , Folder 1024
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Conover, Edward A. 1946 Box 131 , Folder 1024
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Conrad, Harold E. 1941-1942 Box 131 , Folder 1024
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Conrad, Irene Farnham 1945-1946 Box 131 , Folder 1024
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Cook, Cara 1942 Box 131 , Folder 1025
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Cook, Edith Valet 1944 Box 131 , Folder 1025
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Cook, George W. 1944 Box 131 , Folder 1025
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Cook, Waldo L. 1938-1950 Box 131 , Folder 1025
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Cooper, E. I. 1947 Box 131 , Folder 1025
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Cooper, Robert L. 1944 Box 131 , Folder 1025
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Cooper, Sarah B. (Mrs. Charles C.) 1938-1944 Box 131 , Folder 1025
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Cooperative League Accounting Bureaau 1937-1942 Box 131 , Folder 1025
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Cope, Francis R., Jr. 1943 Box 131 , Folder 1025
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Cope, Gertrude 1944 Box 131 , Folder 1025
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Copper, O. Byron 1947 Box 131 , Folder 1025
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Corcoran, Mildred 1946 Box 131 , Folder 1025
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Cornin, Jon 1945 Box 131 , Folder 1025
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Corre, Mary P. 1946 Box 131 , Folder 1025
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Corrective Research Agency 1944 Box 131 , Folder 1025
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Corsi, Edward 1945 Box 131 , Folder 1025
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Corson, John J. 1939-1952 Box 131 , Folder 1026
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Corwin, E. H. L. 1939-1947 Box 131 , Folder 1027
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Corwin, Edward S. 1941-1951 Box 131 , Folder 1027
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Cosgrove, Elizabeth 1947 Box 131 , Folder 1027
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Cothren, Marion B. 1939 Box 131 , Folder 1027
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Cotton, Thomas 1945 Box 131 , Folder 1027
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Coudert, Frederic R., Jr. 1945 Box 131 , Folder 1027
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Couglin, Francis X. 1945 Box 131 , Folder 1027
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Council of Social Agencies of Chicago 1945 Box 131 , Folder 1027
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Council of Social Agencies of Greater Hartford
1945 Box 131 , Folder 1027
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Council of State Governments 1945-1951 Box 131 , Folder 1027
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Council on Books in Wartime, Inc. 1943 Box 131 , Folder 1027
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Council on Racial Tolerance 1947 Box 131 , Folder 1027
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Countryman, Russell 1943 Box 131 , Folder 1027
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Counts, George S. 1942-1947 Box 131 , Folder 1027
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Cousins, Norman 1943-1946 Box 131 , Folder 1027
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Cowan, Rita M. 1944-1948 Box 131 , Folder 1027
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Cowley, W. H. 1940-1945 Box 131 , Folder 1027
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Cox, Cordelia 1947 Box 131 , Folder 1027
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Cox, Edward 1948 Box 131 , Folder 1027
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Cox, Grace B. 1943 Box 131 , Folder 1027
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Coy, Wayne 1945 Box 131 , Folder 1027
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Coykendall, Ralf 1937 Box 131 , Folder 1027
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Coyle, David Cushman 1937-1951 Box 131 , Folder 1028
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Coyle, Mrs. David Cushman (Chalice) 1939 Box 131 , Folder 1028
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Coyle, Grace L. 1938-1950 Box 131 , Folder 1029
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Craig, Thomas 1947 Box 131 , Folder 1029
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Craiglow, Richard E. 1942-1943 Box 131 , Folder 1029
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Crane, Jacob 1940-1954 Box 131 , Folder 1029
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Crane, Mrs. Roger A. 1947 Box 131 , Folder 1029
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Crane, Roger A. 1946 Box 131 , Folder 1029
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Cranston, Arthur 1943 Box 131 , Folder 1029
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Crawford, Mr. 1943 Box 131 , Folder 1029
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Cressey, George B. 1946-1947 Box 131 , Folder 1029
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Cressey, Paul G. 1945 Box 131 , Folder 1029
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Crime Prevention Manual 1944 Box 131 , Folder 1029
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Criner, Mrs. L. C. 1945 Box 131 , Folder 1029
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Crist, T. Dean 1939 Box 131 , Folder 1029
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Criswell, Walter S. 1943-1945 Box 131 , Folder 1029
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Cronbach, Abraham 1939-1950 Box 131 , Folder 1029
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Crook, Eleanor 1950 Box 131 , Folder 1029
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Crosby, Alexander L. 1944 Box 131 , Folder 1029
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Crosby, Helen 1944 Box 131 , Folder 1029
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Crosby, John 1948 Box 131 , Folder 1029
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Crowder, Fransworth 1939-1951 Box 131 , Folder 1029
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Crowell, Thomas Y., Company 1946 Box 131 , Folder 1029
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Crown Publishers 1947 Box 131 , Folder 1029
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Crumly, Charles L. 1944 Box 131 , Folder 1030
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Crutcher, Hester B. 1948 Box 131 , Folder 1030
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Culver, Elsie Thomas 1946 Box 131 , Folder 1030
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Cumming, Caroline King 1945 Box 131 , Folder 1030
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Cunningham, Dr. James M. 1943 Box 131 , Folder 1030
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Cunningham, Lucretia B. 1943 Box 131 , Folder 1030
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Cunnison, W. R. M. 1943 Box 131 , Folder 1030
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Curley, Mrs. Alexander (Elizabeth N.) 1945 Box 131 , Folder 1030
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Currlin, Alice Bruce 1944-1948 Box 131 , Folder 1030
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Curry, H. Ida 1941-1943 Box 131 , Folder 1030
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Curtis, Brown, Ltd. 1944 Box 131 , Folder 1030
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Curtis, Henry S. 1946-1952 Box 131 , Folder 1030
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Curtis, Marjorie D. 1945 Box 131 , Folder 1030
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Cushing, Charles Phelps 1946-1948 Box 131 , Folder 1031
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Cushing, H. M. 1947 Box 131 , Folder 1031
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Cushing, Oscar K. 1937-1941 Box 131 , Folder 1031
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Cushman, Edward 1942 Box 131 , Folder 1031
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Cushman, Robert E. 1946-1950 Box 131 , Folder 1031
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Cushman, Roy M. 1937-1944 Box 131 , Folder 1031
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Cutler, Rosalind 1944 Box 132 , Folder 1032
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Cutter, Louise C. 1945 Box 132 , Folder 1032
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D'Alessandro, Ennio 1945 Box 132 , Folder 1032
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D'Amico, Victor 1945 Box 132 , Folder 1032
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D'Amours, Ernest R. 1947 Box 132 , Folder 1032
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D. C. Heath and Company 1944-1950 Box 132 , Folder 1032
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Dabney, Mary K. 1950-1952 Box 132 , Folder 1032
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Dabney, Virginius 1940-1944 Box 132 , Folder 1032
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Daggett, Helen M. 1947 Box 132 , Folder 1032
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Dahir, James 1947-1948 Box 132 , Folder 1032
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Dahl, Mary Bartlett 1943 Box 132 , Folder 1032
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Dahl, Mr. 1944 Box 132 , Folder 1032
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Dahlquist, Edla M. 1947 Box 132 , Folder 1032
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Dale, Ernest 1945 Box 132 , Folder 1032
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Dale, Timothy 1946 Box 132 , Folder 1032
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Dana, Ellis Huntington 1945-1949 Box 132 , Folder 1033
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Danby, Patricia 1945 Box 132 , Folder 1033
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Dane, Marcia W. A. 1945-1947 Box 132 , Folder 1033
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Daniel, Constance E. H. (Mrs. Victor H.)
1942-1943 Box 132 , Folder 1033
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Daniel, Isabelle H. (Mrs. R. N.) 1945-1947 Box 132 , Folder 1033
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Daniel, Thomas H. 1944 Box 132 , Folder 1033
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Daniels, Frederick I. 1943-1947 Box 132 , Folder 1033
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Daniels, John 1938-1944 Box 132 , Folder 1033
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Daniels, John, Jr. 1937 Box 132 , Folder 1033
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Daniels, Jonathan 1936-1951 Box 132 , Folder 1034
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Danish Information Office 1947 Box 132 , Folder 1035
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Danstedt, Rudolph T. 1945-1946 Box 132 , Folder 1035
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Danzig, David 1944-1946 Box 132 , Folder 1035
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David, Evelyn 1943 Box 132 , Folder 1035
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David, Henry 1947 Box 132 , Folder 1035
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Davidson, Donald 1943 Box 132 , Folder 1035
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Davidson, George F. 1951-1952 Box 132 , Folder 1035
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Davidson, Gisela K. 1944 Box 132 , Folder 1035
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Davidson, Jo. 1944-1945 Box 132 , Folder 1035
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Davidson, Margaret G. 1945 Box 132 , Folder 1035
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Davidson, Maurice P. 1940-1946 Box 132 , Folder 1035
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Davidson, Ruth C. 1944 Box 132 , Folder 1036
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Davie, Maurice R. 1945-1949 Box 132 , Folder 1036
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Davied, Camille 1947 Box 132 , Folder 1036
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Davies, Stanley P. 1938-1949 Box 132 , Folder 1036
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Davies, William D. 1943 Box 132 , Folder 1036
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Davis, Allison 1950-1951 Box 132 , Folder 1036
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Davis, Burke 1944-1947 Box 132 , Folder 1036
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Davis, Elmer 1944 Box 132 , Folder 1036
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Davis, Forrest 1941-1946 Box 132 , Folder 1036
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Davis, George E. 1944 Box 132 , Folder 1036
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Davis, George T. 1944 Box 132 , Folder 1036
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Davis, Gladys Byrd 1942-1943 Box 132 , Folder 1036
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Davis, Harold E. 1942 Box 132 , Folder 1036
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Davis, Jerome 1938-1952 Box 132 , Folder 1037
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Davis, John A. 1945 Box 132 , Folder 1038
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Davis, Kingsley 1945-1947 Box 132 , Folder 1038
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Davis, Lambert 1943-1944 Box 132 , Folder 1038
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Davis, Loda Mae 1947 Box 132 , Folder 1038
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Davis, Malcolm W. 1946-1947 Box 132 , Folder 1038
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Davis, Marian Park 1944-1945 Box 132 , Folder 1038
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Davis, Melton S. 1946-1947 Box 132 , Folder 1038
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Davis, Michael M. see Roskelley, R. W. Box 132 , Folder 1038
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Davis, Mrs. Richard H. 1944 Box 132 , Folder 1038
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Davis, Otto W. 1945 Box 132 , Folder 1038
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Davis, Valeska 1944 Box 132 , Folder 1038
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Davis, William Hammatt 1939-1950 Box 132 , Folder 1039
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Davison, Henry P. 1918 Box 132 , Folder 1040
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Davison, Natalie W. 1945 Box 132 , Folder 1040
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Davison, Robert L. 1943-1944 Box 132 , Folder 1040
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Dawkins, O. C. 1950 Box 132 , Folder 1040
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Dawson, John B. 1943-1947 Box 132 , Folder 1040
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Day Care 1943-1945 Box 133 , Folder 1041
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Day, Margaret 1940-1943 Box 133 , Folder 1042
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Deacon, J. Byron 1950 Box 133 , Folder 1043
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Dean, Vera Micheles 1938-1949 Box 133 , Folder 1043
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De Boer, John H. 1941-1950 Box 133 , Folder 1044
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de Caroselli, Bianca Marvin (Mrs. Enrique)
1945 Box 133 , Folder 1044
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de Constant, Julie d'Estournelles 1944-1946 Box 133 , Folder 1044
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de Gruchy, Clare 1947 Box 133 , Folder 1044
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De Haven, Hugh 1951 Box 133 , Folder 1044
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de Huszar, George B. 1943-1945 Box 133 , Folder 1044
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de Lima, Agnes 1938-1951 Box 133 , Folder 1044
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de Lima, Sigrid 1946 Box 133 , Folder 1044
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Dearborn, Ned H. 1941-1942 Box 133 , Folder 1044
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deBoer, Louis 1944-1950 Box 133 , Folder 1044
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Deering High School 1945 Box 133 , Folder 1044
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Deering, Tam 1941-1943 Box 133 , Folder 1044
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deFord, Mariam Allen (Mrs. Maynard Shipley)
1945-1947 Box 133 , Folder 1044
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DeKins, Scott R. 1944 Box 133 , Folder 1044
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deKruif, Paul 1944 Box 133 , Folder 1044
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Delano, Frederic A. 1946 Box 133 , Folder 1044
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Delinquency 1943-1944 Box 133 , Folder 1045
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De Moreland, Jack 1947 Box 133 , Folder 1046
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De Nucci, George 1944 Box 133 , Folder 1046
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DeLong, Edmund S. 1946 Box 133 , Folder 1046
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Delp, Mildred 1943 Box 133 , Folder 1046
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Deming, Dorothy 1941-1945 Box 133 , Folder 1046
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Democrat and Chronicle 1944 Box 133 , Folder 1046
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Demorest, Charlotte 1944 Box 133 , Folder 1046
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Dengler, Paul, L. 1947-1948 Box 133 , Folder 1046
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Dennison, George 1944 Box 133 , Folder 1046
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Denny, George V., Jr. 1941-1944 Box 133 , Folder 1046
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Denny, Ludwell 1931-1937 Box 133 , Folder 1046
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Department of Agriculture 1947 Box 133 , Folder 1046
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Department of Commerce 1946 Box 133 , Folder 1046
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Department of Health 1945 Box 133 , Folder 1046
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Department of Institutions and Agencies of New
Jersey 1950 Box 133 , Folder 1046
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Department of State 1946-1952 Box 133 , Folder 1047
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de Pass, Carl (n.d.) Box 133 , Folder 1048
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de Rochemont, Richard 1943 Box 133 , Folder 1048
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de Schweinitz, Elizabeth 1944 Box 133 , Folder 1048
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DePoister, W. Marson 1947 Box 133 , Folder 1048
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Dericks, R. C. 1945 Box 133 , Folder 1048
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Derricks, William Boysee 1945-1946 Box 133 , Folder 1048
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Derryberry, Dr. Mayhew 1946-1947 Box 133 , Folder 1048
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Desick, S. A. 1942 Box 133 , Folder 1048
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Desmond, Rev. Oviatt E. 1947 Box 133 , Folder 1048
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Desmond, Thomas C. 1941-1950 Box 133 , Folder 1048
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Dettelbach, Miriam H. 1947 Box 133 , Folder 1048
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Detzler, Dorothy 1945 Box 133 , Folder 1048
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Deuel, Wallace R. 1944-1950 Box 133 , Folder 1048
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Deutsch, Albert 1944-1951 Box 133 , Folder 1048
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Deutsch, Babette 1949 Box 133 , Folder 1048
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Deutsch, Danica 1947 Box 133 , Folder 1048
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Deutsch, Etta 1944 Box 133 , Folder 1048
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Deutsch, Hermann 1946 Box 133 , Folder 1048
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Deutscher, Max 1946 Box 133 , Folder 1048
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DeVilbiss, Dr. Lydia Allen 1937-1939 Box 133 , Folder 1048
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Working Editorial Files: Devine - Dublin |
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Devine, Thomas A. 1943-19 Box 134 , Folder 1049
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Devine, Thomas A. (cont) -19 1952 Box 134 , Folder 1050
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De Wolf, Eric 1943 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Dewar, Katharine C. 1934-1946 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Dewey, Dorothy L. 1946 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Dewey, John 1945 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Dewey, Judd 1939-1943 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Dewey, Thomas E. 1937-1943 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Dewhurst, J. Frederic 1945-1950 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Dewing, Mary 1945 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Dewson, Mary W. 1933-1942 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Deyrup, Felicia Johnson (Mrs. Ingrith) 1948-1951 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Deyrup, Ingrith 1945 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Di Bella, Edward E. 1946 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Diamond, Isabella S. 1942 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Dichman, Louise 1943-1946 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Dickenson, Francis R. 1945 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Dickenson, Irma C. 1946-1948 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Dickerman, Judson C. 1944 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Dickerson, Helen Elisabeth 1944 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Dickins, Dorothy 1945 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Dickinson, Dr. Robert L. 1943 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Dickinson, Emily 1946-1947 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Dickstein, Samuel 1943 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Diction Press 1946 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Didier Publisher 1944 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Diess, John H. 1947 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Dietrich, Margretta S., (Mrs. Charles H.)
1941-1943 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Diffie, Bailey 1947 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Digest Unit 1948-1949 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Dijour, Ilja M. 1949 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Dilday, Charles 1943-1944 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Dillencourt, John B. 1947 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Diller, Robert I. 1945 Box 134 , Folder 1051
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Dilliard, Irving 1936-1951 Box 134 , Folder 1052
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Dillon, Mary B. 1946 Box 134 , Folder 1053
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Dimock, Hedley S. 1944 Box 134 , Folder 1053
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Dimond, Stanley E. 1945 Box 134 , Folder 1053
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Dines, Alta Elizabeth 1946 Box 134 , Folder 1053
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Dinger, Earl M. 1945 Box 134 , Folder 1053
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Disbrow, Ruth A. 1942-1952 Box 134 , Folder 1053
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Disney, Walt 1945 Box 134 , Folder 1053
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Ditch, Mary B. 1945 Box 134 , Folder 1053
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Dobbins, Esther H. 1947 Box 134 , Folder 1053
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Dock, Lavinia L. 1944 Box 134 , Folder 1053
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Dodd, Harold W. 1947 Box 134 , Folder 1053
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Dodds, Arthur W. 1945 Box 134 , Folder 1053
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Dodge, Cleveland 1945 Box 134 , Folder 1053
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Dodge, Mary 1943 Box 134 , Folder 1053
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Dodge, Percival 1943 Box 134 , Folder 1053
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Dodge, Wendell Phillips 1944 Box 134 , Folder 1053
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Dolan, Dorothea L. 1944 Box 134 , Folder 1053
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Dolgin, Louise R. 1943 Box 134 , Folder 1053
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Dolgin, Sara 1944 Box 134 , Folder 1053
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Dombrowski, James A. 1942-1952 Box 134 , Folder 1053
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Donahue, Alice V. 1948 Box 134 , Folder 1053
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Donaldson, A.J. 1946 Box 134 , Folder 1053
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Donaldson, Dorothy 1945-1949 Box 134 , Folder 1053
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Doniger, Simon 1944-1947 Box 134 , Folder 1053
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Donnell, Richard R. 1942 Box 134 , Folder 1053
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Donovan, J.J. 1946 Box 134 , Folder 1053
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Donovan, Joseph A. 1928 Box 134 , Folder 1053
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Doob, Leonard W. 1948 Box 134 , Folder 1054
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Dooley, Glenn A. 1946 Box 134 , Folder 1054
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Dorau, Herbert B. 1947 Box 134 , Folder 1054
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Doubleday, Doran Book Shop 1940-1945 Box 134 , Folder 1054
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