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GUIDE TO THE
MICROFILM EDITION OF
THE RECORDS OF THE
EMERGENCY PEACE CAMPAIGN
1936-1937
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Swarthmore, Pennsylvania
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Table of Contents
Note to Researcher, iv
Introduction to the Collection, v
History, v
Scope and Content, vii
Reel Contents, 1
Note to Researcher
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Document Group: DG 012
Provenance: Donated by the Peace Section of the American Friends Service Committee, 1941, and John Musgrave, Archivist, American Friends Service Committee, 1947
Size: 88.75 linear feet
Microfilm: 192 reels
Restrictions: None
Introduction to the Collection
History
The Emergency Peace Campaign (EPC), “a nation-wide program to keep the United States out of war and to promote world peace,” was initiated in late 1935 by the American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) and other liberal pacifists, including Devere Allen, Frederick J. Libby, Ray Newton, Kirby Page, John Nevin Sayre, and E. Raymond Wilson. The aim was to promote a two-year vigorous, nationwide campaign that would enlist the cooperation of leaders from various peace organizations, religious bodies of all faiths, trade unions and labor groups, liberal organizations, student and youth groups, Negro groups, and other agencies interested in keeping the United States out of war and in improving the serious international situation.
The idea of such a campaign was initially proposed by Ray Newton. In December 1935 a three-day conference, with over 100 pacifists, was held at Buck Hill Falls, Pennsylvania, to consider ways and means of launching a campaign for peace activity and education. Newton, secretary of the Peace Section of the AFSC, became the EPC’s executive director. The AFSC served as treasurer of the Campaign and made office space available at 20 S. Twelfth Street, Philadelphia, for the EPC’s headquarters, which opened on February 1, 1936.
The purpose of the EPC was stated as follows: “To promote a co-operative nation-wide campaign to keep the United States from going to war and to achieve world peace by:
1. Strengthening pacific alternatives to armed conflict;
2. Bringing about such political and economic changes as are essential to a just and peaceable world order;
3. Recruiting and uniting in a dynamic movement all organizations and individuals who are determined not to approve of or participate in war.”
After the EPC joined the National Peace Conference in March 1936, the following statement was added:
4. “Acquainting peace-minded people with the program and policies of the member organizations of the National Peace Conference and other peace groups.”
The EPC was officially launched on April 21, 1936, over a national radio broadcast. Eleanor D. Roosevelt and George Lansbury, former leader of the British Labour Party, were the speakers.
A major effort of the EPC was to hold public meetings and conferences in cities throughout the country. These events were arranged by the EPC’s Speakers Bureau, headed by Kirby Page and Fred Atkins Moore, with the cooperation of local peace committees. Some of the meetings featured well-known speakers, including several British peace leaders (George Lansbury and Alfred Salter in the spring of 1936 and Maude Royden in early 1937). Other meetings utilized the speaking talents of ministers, educators, and peace leaders from across the country.
The two major cycles of the EPC in 1937 were the Neutrality Campaign from January through March and the No-Foreign-War Crusade, which began on April 6. Charles P. Taft, II, served as honorary chairman of the Neutrality Campaign, which focused on the need for neutrality legislation and the costs of neutrality in the event of a major war abroad. The No-Foreign-War Crusade was designed to increase and make articulate the determination of the American people not to be drawn into a war in Europe or Asia. Admiral Richard E. Byrd served as the honorary chairman of this crusade, which called for the restriction of naval and military policy to the defense of the United States, rather than to the protection of investments, commerce, and other interests abroad.
The national staff of the EPC was greatly expanded in 1937, and area offices were established in twenty cities. These offices functioned from January through June 1937. A few succeeded in raising sufficient funds to continue their activities through the summer of 1937.
Several other elements of the EPC program should be mentioned. The Youth Section was under the direction of Harold Chance. Youth volunteers were enlisted to promote the Campaign on college campuses and to serve as Peace volunteers in rural areas during the summers of 1936 and 1937. This work was continued in 1938 as the Student Peace Service, under the sponsorship of the AFSC.
Another element of the EPC was its nationwide poll of personal attitudes on war and peace conducted during the first cycle of public meetings, and a National Peace Enrollment that continued throughout the entire campaign. Over 23,000 names of pacifists and near-pacifists were collected and made available to other peace organizations. The EPC also worked to promote peace education through churches, synagogues, labor and farm groups, and encouraged vigorous legislative measures that would make it difficult for the United States to become involved in another war.
The EPC was originally planned as a two-year campaign to keep the United States out of war and to bring about a more coordinated and united effort within the American peace movement. The movement toward a coalition of peace agencies accelerated in 1937. Joint meetings of the EPC Council and the National Peace Conference were held in the spring of 1937, when it was agreed that the NPC should be given stronger administrative and coordinative functions so that it could formulate and promote a definite peace program. The Campaign for World Economic Cooperation was undertaken by the NPC and was expanded to a 15-month program under the direction of Clark Eichelberger.
The EPC was disbanded at the end of 1937.
Scope and Content
The complete official records of the EPC were given in January 1940. Forty-two file drawers of material, plus additional books and files of enrollment cards, were accessioned at that time.
The material includes meeting minutes, reports of field workers and peace caravans, correspondence, records of local peace councils set up under EPC auspices, financial documents, pledges of abstinence from war, publications, newsclippings, and files of five of the Campaign’s twenty area offices (Kansas City, New York City,
St. Louis, Chicago, and Michigan).
A supplementary accession of EPC records was received in June 1947 from John Musgrave, archivist of the AFSC. Musgrave did not know from whose files the material had come, but he believed that the documents should be placed with the other EPC material in the SCPC. The names of Ray Newton, Kirby Page, and E. Raymond Wilson appear on material in Boxes 217-220.
The EPC’s records were prepared for microfilming in the summer of 1979. The correspondence files were left in the order in which they were found, with more recent material filed in front. Certain other files (meeting minutes, releases, etc.) are arranged in chronological order.
Some material from this collection sustained damage after its arrival at the SCPC and was unsalvageable. What could be saved was re-filed and re-boxed in June 200. For further information about the documents and material in this collection that were not microfilmed, please contact the staff of the Swarthmore College Peace Collection at
610-328-8557.
Reel 1, Box 1
Historical Records
Preliminary stages, Oct.-Dec. 1935
Buck Hill Falls Conference, Dec. 1935: preliminary draft, condensed report and verbatim account
Buck Hill Falls Conference: correspondence, Oct.-Dec. 1935
Preliminary Regional Conference
Relationship with American Friends Service Committee
Aims & purposes
Executive Committee
Council organization, 1935-1936
Council, 1935-1937
Sponsors, 1936
Sponsors, 1937 [2 folders]
Staff/personnel, Feb. 1936
Chairmen and contacts, June 1937
Lists of prominent people
Reel 2, Box 2
Meeting Minutes
Meeting minutes, Nov. 20, 1935
Council meeting minutes (complete set), Dec. 1935-Dec. 1937
Meeting minutes, Jan. 4-15, 1936
Meeting minutes, Jan. 23-March 3, 1936
Meeting minutes, March 24-Dec. 1936
Meeting minutes, 1937
Special meeting minutes and miscellaneous meetings, Nov. 1936-Jan. 1938
Reel 3, Box 3
General Administration
Meeting minutes and reports, 1936-1937
Material for EPC literature
EPC material about itself
Summaries of activities, 1936
National Peace Conference, 1936
Application for member in National Peace Conference
Budgets
Financial records
Financial appeals
Financial document
Budgets
Financial records
Tax information for contributors
Correspondence with United Peace Chest, 1937
Lists of contributors (including United Peace Chest)
Reel 4, Box 4
General Administration
Meetings: reports by areas
General releases, Jan.-June 1936
General releases, July-Dec. 1936
General releases, Jan.-March 1937
General releases, April-June 1937
General releases, July-Dec. 1937
[illegible folder label]
Form letters, 1936
Form letters, 1937
Form letters, n.d.
Reel 5, Box 5
General Administration
Area directors
Area directors’ Bulletins #1-#19, 1937
Labor Department
Literature and samples
National Peace Enrollment: Methodists
Philadelphia area
Radio speeches
Maude Royden
Speakers
Volunteer field leaders
Work camps
World Affairs Forum of the Air over Station WIP
Youth Section: handbooks
Youth Section handbook, 1937 [different edition]
Youth Section, 1936
Youth Section, 1937
Youth Section: piecemeal,
1936-1937
Reel 6, Box 6
General Administration
Blueprint: Plan for a Greater American Peace Movement
Instructions to local committees
[illegible folder label]
Local Work Department: Peace-Work Calendar
Local Work Department: mimeographed material
Publicity: Photographs
Publicity: Cartoons
Publicity: Cartoons by Russell O. Berg
Publicity: Poster
[maps not filmed]
Reel 7, Box 7
General Administration
National Peace Enrollment
National Peace Enrollment: covenant cards, poll cards & suggested covenant services
Report “Approach to the Churches” by Harold Fey
General administration
General administration: conferences
General administration: drama (Ryllis Alexander Goslin)
General administration: motion pictures
General administration: pigeons [released from D.C. with letter re: peace from Eleanor Roosevelt], 1936
Reel 8, Box 8
General Administration
Literature
Literature (Vinton A. Boyd, Printer)
Report “Negroes and the EPC” by Joseph V. Baker
No-Foreign-War Crusade
Proclamations on Kellogg Pact
Radio scripts
Radio speeches
Religion Department
Letters regarding broadcast launching campaign, April 21, 1936
Legislative Department
Legislative Department
Neutrality sheets
Bibliography on neutrality & related matters
Sample resolutions
Comparison of Puttman, McReynolds & Thomas neutrality bills
Analysis of the Koppleman Bill
Analysis of bills introduced Jan. 5-26, 1937
Congressional Record, Feb. 2, 1937
Comparison of Clark, Lewis and Voorhis neutrality bills
Sheppard-Hill Bill
Legislative Letter
Newsclippings
Reel 9, Box 9
Publicity Department
Publicity Department
Form letters
Releases
Reports
Statistics
Reel 10, Box 10
Philadelphia Area Office
Meeting minutes
Philadelphia Executive Committee: A-L
Philadelphia Executive Committee: M-Z
Special report of Calvin C. Cope, co-director, Philadelphia Area of the EPC, March 1937
Inter-office memos, 1937
Lists
Mailing lists
Enrollment contacts
Personnel
Resolutions
Reel 11, Box 11
Philadelphia Area Office:
Correspondence
Miscellaneous correspondence, forms and literature, Feb.-April 1936
Reel 11, Box 11 (cont’d.)
Letters to department stores and businesses, March 1936
Speakers, Luncheon: outgoing correspondence, March-April 1936
Correspondence: P, 1936
Correspondence, W, 1936
Philadelphia General Committee (Maude Royden meeting, Jan. 1937)
Philadelphia sponsors (Maude Royden meeting, Jan. 1937)
January 7th luncheon, 1937
No-Foreign-War Crusade, Spring 1937
Preliminary meeting, Feb. 23, 1937
Replies from Rev. Daniel Poling letter of March 6, 1937
March 30th meeting at Christian Association: Convention Hall plans, March 30, 1937
Mass meeting: correspondence
Organizations: further contacts for Convention Hall meeting cooperation, Feb. 27, 1937
Reel 12, Box 12 [documents missing]
Reel 13, Box 13
Philadelphia Peace Council, 1937
Organization
Meeting minutes
Executive Committee
Membership
Correspondence, May-Nov. 1937
Miscellaneous
Institute of International Relations, Middle Atlantic Area (E.A. Schaal, Director), 1938
Literature Shipments
Records arranged by cities with EPC regional offices (Atlanta-Syracuse) [20 folders]
Shipments etc. (Philadelphia Area
Office)
Reel 14, Box 14
Files of Dr. Baruch Braunstein (A-M)
Files, A-M
Reel 15, Box 15
Files of Dr. Baruch Braunstein (N-Z)
National Council of Jewish Women
New York EPC Office
Newspapers
National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods
Ozer, Charles
-? Youth
Press notices
Personal speaking engagements
Prospective contributors
General
Page, Kirby
Q [collective file]
R [collective file]
Mrs. Eugene Springer
S [collective file]
United Order of True Sisters
T [collective file]
U [collective file]
V [collective file]
Radio
World Affairs Forum of … Public Service Announcement
W [collective file]
[illegible folder label]
XYZ [collective file]
Braunstein correspondence (by city)
Boston, Mass
Albany, NY
Syracuse, NY
Cleveland, Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
Chester, PA
Philadelphia, PA
Pittsburgh, PA
Reel 16, Box 16
Files of John Dillingham
EPC work among Negroes, 1936-1937
Articles about the E.P.C
Correspondence, 1936-1937 [includes other material]
Lists of addresses
Literature: EPC negro organizations
Personal papers: correspondence, 1932-1936, re: inter-racial retreat, Kings Mountain, North Carolina
Personal papers: correspondence, 1933-1936, re: Making Religious Education Effective (published 1935)
Personal papers: Hazen Foundation, 1934-1936, correspondence and reports
Personal papers: race relations
Personal papers: notebook of personal correspondence & memorabilia, 1925-1937
Reel, 17, Box 17
Requests for copies of speeches given on radio broadcasts
List of radio requests
Speech by Kathleen Norris, Nov. 11, 1936 (Armistice Day)
Speech by Maude Royden, Jan. 10, 1937
Speeches by Richard E. Byrd, Eleanor Roosevelt & Harry Emerson Fosdick, April 6, 1937
Speeches by Senator Gerald P. Nye & Senator Dietrich, April 18, 1937
Representative addresses used
Reel 18, Box 18
Speakers Bureau
Instructions for speakers: A-Q (collective files)
Reel 19, Box 19
Speakers Bureau
Instructions for speakers: R-Z
(collective files)
Speakers Bureau
Assignments, Spring 1936
Assignments, Jan. 1937
Correspondence, 1936
Field workers
Form letters
Lists
Lists: City chairmen
Reel 20, Box 20
Speakers Bureau
Lists: Meetings
Lists: Speakers
Acceptances, Fall 1937
Refusals, Fall 1937
Regional Directors’Conference,
Dec. 1936
Reserve speakers
Speakers
Speakers in each area receiving financial form letter and personal note, May 1937
General correspondence, Dec. 1937
Reel 21, Box 21
General Correspondence: A-Al
Abbey, Merril R.
Abbott, Prof. Grace
Abbott, Prof. Isabel
Abbotts, William
Abele, Rev. Ralph C.
Abernathy, Rev. Bradford S.
Abernathy, Dr. William S.
Abrams, Rabbi Samuel J.
Adams, Mrs. C.W.
Adams, Rev. Earl Frederick
Adams, Rev. F.F.
Adams, Frederick W.
Adams, John Maxwell
Adams, Mrs. S.Q.
Agard, Prof. Walter R.
Agee, Carl
Ahern, Rev. Philip A.
Aitken, Dr. Walter
A [collective file]
Albade, W.T.
Albright, Prof. Spencer
Reel 21, Box 21 (cont’d.)
Alcorn, Prof. M.O.
Aldrich, Claude
Alexander, Rev. Gross W.
Allen, Hon. A. Leonard
Allen, Devere
Allen, Edward S.
Allen, Judge Florence E.
Allen, Harland
Allinson, Brent D.
Alter, Mrs. David
Al [collective file]
Reel 22, Box 22
General Correspondence: Am-Are
American Academy of Political and Social Science
American Baptist Publication Society
The American Friend
American Friends Service Committee
American League Against War and Fascism, 1936-1937
American Legion
American Student Union
American Youth Congress
Ames, E.S.
Amos, Thrysa W.
Anderson, J. Edward
Anderson, Dr. Karl
Anderson, Robert Grant
Anderson, Rev. Wallace W.
Am [collective file]
Area kit
Area men: memos & form letters
Area men
Area youth secretaries
Reel 23, Box 23
General Correspondence: Arm-Bak
Armstrong, Mr.
Armstrong, Rev. C.A.
Armstrong, O.K
Armstrong, Dr. William E.
Arndt, Prof. Elmer J.F.
Arnold, Mrs. Claude
Artman, Dr. J.M.
Ar [collective file]
Ashburn, Prof. Karl E.
Ashton, H.O.
Ashworth, Dr. Robert A.
Aspinwall, Lura E.
Association Press (Miss Camlek),
Dec. 1936-Dec. 1937
Association Press (Miss Camlek), April-Nov. 1936
Athearn, Clarence
Atkins, Rev. Carl
Atkins, Gavis Glenn
Atkins, Henry Pearce
Atkinson, Dr. Henry A.
Atkinson, J.H.
Auman, Orrin W.
Aust, Prof. Franz A.
Austin, Clarence F.
Avey, Clarence F.
Aydelotte, Frank [Swarthmore College]
As [collective file]
Bacon, Rev. Wallance
Bader, Jesse M.
Badgley, Robert
Baer, Gertrude [WILPF]
Bagley, Elizabeth (Mrs. John C.)
Bagnell, Dr. Robert
Bagranoff, Rev. T.D.
Bahnsen, Rev. Roland
Bahr, Rev. Dwight L.
Beillie, Rev. A.S.
Bainton, Dr. Roland H.
Baker, Frank M.
Baker, Bishop James C.
Baker, Jos. V.
Bakkes, Rev. Cornelius
Reel 24, Box 24
General Correspondence: Bal-Bax
Balch, Emily Greene
Baldeal, E.W.
Baldridge, Cyrus LeRoy
Balduf, E.W.
Baldwin, Dewitt C.
Bale, Judge Fred G.
Ball, Rev. Archey D.
Reel 24, Box 24 (cont’d.)
Banker, Rev. Frank
Bankston, Dr. Marvin
Barbour, Clarence A.
Barbour, Dr. Clifford E.
Barclay, Dr. John
Barclay, Dr. Wade C.
Barnes, Dr. C. Rankin
Barnes, Mrs. Charles P.
Barnes, E.W.
Barnes, Guy L.
Barnes, Dr. Harry E.
Barnes, Roswell P.
Barnett, Dr. Albert E.
Barnhart, Prof. William R.
Barnum, Cyrus P.
B [collective file]
Barrows, Prof. David P.
Baron, Rabbi Joseph L.
Barstow, Robbins Walcott
Bartlett, Ethel J.
Barlett, Percy W.
Barton, Bruce
Bar [collective file]
Bassett, Robert C.
Batchelder, N.H.
Battelle, Don D.
Baxter, Bruce R.
Baxter, Prof. Edna M.
Baxter, Nelson I.
Bas [collective file]
Reel 25, Box 25
General Correspondence: Bea-Bev
Beach, Dr. David N.
Beach, Rev. King D.
Beale, Rev. T.F. Rutledge
Beall, Hayes
Beard, Prof. Charles A.
Beaven, Dr. Albert W.
Beavin, Rev. T. Sidney Beck, Frank O.
Beck, Henry
Beck, Prof. Walter
Becker, Rev. Paul E.
Beckley, Sam
Beebe, George
Beetham, Dr. Emory
Beimfohr, Rev. Herman N.
Beittel, Dr. & Mrs. A.D.
Belcastro, Joe
Belk, Dr. J. Blanton
Bell, Rev. James E.
Bell, Orin W.
Bell, William J.
Belmer, Fred. C.
Be [collective file]
Benezet, Louis P.
Benham, Albert
Bennett, John C.
Bennett, Mrs. M. Katharine
Benson, Gov. Elmer A.
Berg, P.M.
Berg, Russell O.
Berger, Rabbi Elmer
Berman, Edward
Bernard, Kenneth L.
Berneking, Rev. Gerald
Bernstein, Rabbi Philip S.
Berthold, Dr. Lloyd M.
Bertocci, Angelo P.
Bessesen, Mrs. Henry J. [Elsa N.]
Bethune, Mary McLeod
Bevan, Dr. Thomas S.
Ben [collective file]
Reel 26, Box 26
General Correspondence: Bie-Blu
Bielefield, Frederick J.
Biemiller, Andrew J.
Bien, Ruth
Bigelow, Hon. Herbert S.
Bi [collective file]
Bi [collective file]
Bilgray, Rabbi Albert T.
Billikopf, Jacob
Binford, Helen T. (Mrs. Raymond)
Bingham, Alfred M.
Binstock, Rabbi Louis
Bird, Dr. Philip Shead
Bird, Remsen DuBois
Birkhead, Dr. L.M.
Bisel, Homer H.
Bishop, Rev. F.J.
Reel 26, Box 26 (cont’d.)
Bishop, Rev. Shelton Hale
Bixler, Mrs. Edward G.
Bixler, H.M.
Bixler, Mrs. M.F.
Black, Prof. John D.
Black, Dr. S.M.
Blackburn, Rev. H.W.
Blackburn, Rev. Laurence H.
Blackstone, Maude
Blair, Rev. John Allan
Blaisdell, James A.
Bj-Bl [collective file]
Blake, Bishop Edgar
Blakeman, Dr. E.W.
Blakemore, Dr. J.H.
Blakeslee, Dr. George H.
Blakney, Rev. Raymond B.
Blanchard, Dr. Ferdinand Q.
Blanchard, (Mr.) Leslie
Blankenship, N.V.
Blanchard, Prof. Brand
Blashfield, Dr. Herbert
Bleakney, Dr. Edward F.
Bliven, Bruce
Block, Rev. Karl Morgan
Bloodgood, Father F.J.
Bloom, Rabbi Herbert I.
Bloye, Prof. Amy
Blum, Mrs. Douglas
Blunt, Katherine
Reel 27, Box 27
General Correspondence: Bod-Brag
Boddy, Dr. William Henry
Boden, Rev. Reynold B.
Bodmer, Arthur R.
Boeckel, Florence B.
Bogardus, Dr. Emory S.
Bohling, Earl
Bohn, Herbert G.
Bok, Nellie Lee (Mrs. Curtis)
Bollinger, H.D.
Bolton, Dr. Joseph S.G.
Bolton, Mary
Bomgren, Rev. A.E.
Bond, Rev. Ray Edwin
Bone, Hon. Homer T.
Bonsall Jr., E.H.
Booth, Major Charles D.
Booth, Dr. Henry Kendall
Boothe, Dr. Viva B.
Borchard, Prof. Edward A.
Boss Jr., Charles F.
Bowen, E.R.
Bowen, Prof. Howard
Bowen, Rev. T. Hassell
Bowie, Dr. Walter Russell
Bowman, Dr. Harold Leonard
Bowman, Isaiah
Bowman, Dr. LeRoy E.
Bowman, Rufus D.
Boyd, Drucilla F.
Boyd, Vinton A.
Bo [collective file]
Braden, Pres. Arthur
Bradley, Rev. Dan F.
Bradley, Dr. Dwight
Bradley, Prof. Phillips
Bradley Press
Bradley, Dr. Preston
Bragg, Rev. Raymond
Reel 28, Box 28
General Correspondence: Brai–
Brown, J.
Brailsford, Mr. H.N.
Brammal, Edith C.
Brandt, Rev. Walter M.
Brannan, Eleanor D.
Branscomb, B. Harvie
Branton, Prof. J.R.
Braunstein, Dr. Baruch
Brav, Rabbie Stanley R.
Brenneman, Jesse
Brett, Mrs. Fred
Brewster. Rev. Benjamin
Brickner, Rabbi Barnett R.
Bridges, Ronald
Briggs, Prof. Herbert
Briggs, Pres. Lucia R.
Brightman, Edgar S.
Reel 28, Box 28 (cont’d.)
Brinard, Betty
Brinistool, F.E.
Brinton, Ellen Starr
British students: H. Morris-Jones, Rowland L. Miall, Charles A. Coulson
Britt, Albert
Britton, S.C.
Br [collective file]
Broadman, Dr. Joseph
Brockway, Fenner
Bronson, Rev. Oliver Hart
Brooks, Kenneth J.
Brooks, Dr. Raymond C.
Brooks, Rev. Seth
Brooks, Dr. William E.
Brookwood Labor College
Bro [collective file]
Brown, Rev. A.W.
Brown, Dr. Edwin A.
Brown, Rev. Elmer
Brown, Ernest S.
Brown, Forrest D.
Brown, Mrs. G.F.
Brown, Rev. Hugh Elmer
Brown, Prof. J. Douglas
Brown, Rev. J. Graydon
Reel 29, Box 29
General Correspondence:
Brown, K.-Bu
Brown, Pres. Kenneth I.
Brown, Rev. Lawrence K.
Brown, Hon. Prentiss M.
Brown, Dr. Sharon
Brown (collective folder)
Brown, Dr. Cornelia
Browning, Rev. D.L.
Broyles, J.W.
Brubacher, Dr. A.R.
Brubaker, Florence
Brueseke, Rev. Edward W.
Brumbaugh, A.J.
Brumbaugh, Lewis H.
Brummitt, Dan B.
Brunauer, Dr. Esther C.
Bryan, Richard
Bryan, Dr. W.F.
Bryant, Lt. Comm. Stewart F.
Bryn-Jones, Prof. David
Bryson, Prof. Lyman
Bucher, Vincent W.
Buchholtz, Mrs. H.F.
Buchman, Lloyd
Buck, Pearl
Buckham, John Wright
Buckley, Harry
Buckner Jr., George Walker
Buell, Raymond L.
Buffalo Envelope Company
Bugbee, Lucius H.
Bull, Benjamin
Bullock, Dr. Henry M.
Bu [collective file]
Reel 30, Box 30
General Correspondence: Bur-Byrd, Richard
Burger, Charles C.
Burgess, Prof. J. Stewart
Burgin, Rev. Herschel S.
Burkhart, Dr. Roy A.
Burnett, Prof. Charles T.
Burnham, Dr. Frederick W.
Burnley, Mrs. C.T.
Burns, Bishop Charles Wesley
Burns, Robert
Burr, Rev. Holland F.
Burr, Hugh C.
Burr, Samuel Engle
Burrell, Alfreda C.
Burrelle's Press Clipping Bureau
Burt, Rev. Paul
Burt, Rev. Robert E.
Busch, Henry M.
Bush, Dr. Benjamin J.
Bushea, Frances
Butcher, F.E.
Butcher, Harold
Butler, Dr. F.D.
Butler, General Smedley D.
Reel 30, Box 30 (cont’d.)
Butler, Rev. W. Fay
Buttrick, Dr. George A.
Butzer, Dr. Albert G.
Buxton, Henry
Byrd, Richard E.
Reel 31, Box 31
General Correspondence: Byrd,
Robert–Car
Byrd, Rev. Robert
Bur [collective file]
Cadbury, Dr. Henry J.
Cadwallader, Laura P.
Cadwallader, T. Sidney
Cady, Rev. George
Caemmerer, Rev. R.R.
Calhoun, Joseph D.
Calhoun, Prof. R.L.
Calisch, Rabbi Edward N.
Callahan, Rev. F. Howard
Cameron, Amy
Camp, Rev. H.E.
Camp, Rev. L.H.
Campaign for World Economic Cooperation
Campbell, C.M.
Campbell, Dr. Fay
Campbell, George A.
Campbell, Rev. Harlin M.
Campbell, Jeffery W.
Canfield, Cass
Canfield, Gladys
Cantor, Eddie
Caplan, Mrs. Oscar
Caples, Anna
Capper, Hon. Arthur
Capper-Johnson, Karlin
C [collective file]
Carey Jr., James
Carlson, Rev. Alex S.
Carman, Rev. James W.F.
Carmichael, Dr. O.C.
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Carpenter, Dr. Homer W.
Carpenter, Dr. J. Henry
Carr, Henry J.
Carrell, O.W.
Carroll, Charles
Carroll, Charles P.
Carroll, Dudley D.
Carruthers, Dr. Thomas
Carter, Boake
Carter, Edward C.
Cartwright, Lin D.
Car [collective file]
Reel 32, Box 32
General Correspondence: Cas-Ch
Casady, Bishop Thomas
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Cassady, Prof. Maynard L.
Castleberry, Rev. J.J.
Cathcart, I.M.
Catholic Association for International Peace
Catholics
Caulk, R.J.
Covert, Samuel McCrea
Cayley, Murray
Cell, Prof. George C.
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Chaffee, Edmund B.
Chalmers, Prof. A. Burns
Chalmers, Rev. Allan Knight
Chalmers, Dr. Gordon K.
Chamberlain, Prof. Joseph P.
Chamberlin, Arthur
Chandler, Henry P.
Chanter, Dr. William George
Chappell, Dr. Clovis G.
Charlton, Rev. Frank D.
Charrier, Rev. Fred C.
Chase, Rev. Clifton E.
Chase, Harry Woodburn
Chase, Mary N.
Cheney, Prof. Coleman B.
Cheney, Rev. J.R.
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Cherrington, Ben M.
Child, Ruth K.
Childs, John S.
Chilton, Dr. C.M.
Christensen, Alphus
The Christian Advocate
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Christianson, J.O.
Chubb, James S.
The Churchman
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Clark, Dr. Alden H.
Clark, Rev. Arthur T.
Clark, Hon. Bennett Champ
Clark, Grover
Clark, Rev. J. Albert
Clarke, Rev. Alfred B.
Clarke, Mrs. Ida Clyde
Clarke, Rev. Robert H.
Clausen, Rev. Bernard C.
Clayton, Dr. Cranston
Clee, Dr. Raymond
Cleghorn, Sarah N.
Clelland, Frank W.
Clemson, Eline
Clifton, Rev. Samuel
Clinchy, Rev. Everett R.
Clinchy, Rev. Russell J.
Cline, Pierce
Clippinger, Bishop A.R.
Clippinger, W.G.
Close, C. Donald
Cloward, Rev. Donald D.
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Coates, Edith
Cochran, Fannie
Cockroft, Grace A.
Coe, Dr. Albert Buckner
Coffin, Dr. Henry Sloane
Coffin, Prof. J. Herschel
Coghill, Pattie Lee
Cohen, Rabbi Armand
Cohen, Rabbi Henry
Cohen, Lillian Beverly
Cohn, David L.
Cokesbury Press
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Cole, Herbert H.
Cole, Rev. Russell
Cole, S. Walton
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Cole, Dr. Walton E.
Colegrave, Kenneth
Coleman, Prof. Cheyney
Coleman, Dr. Norman F.
Collier, John E.
Collins, Dr. Walter L.
Colman, Elizabeth Wheeler
Colman, George F.
Combs, W.A.
Comfort, William W.
Committee on Militarism in Education
Commonwealth College
Comstock, Ada Louise
Col [collective file]
Congdon, LaRoy
Conner, Rev. W. Ross
Consolidated Press Clippings Bureaus
Cook. David
Cook, Dr. Edmund F.
Cook, Rev. Oliver
Coolige, Mrs. N.F.
Cooper, Prof. Russell
Cope, Alfred H. (AFSC)
Cope, Ellen
Cope, Rev. Howard W.
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Copithorne, Jack
Copplestone, Rev. Tremayne J.
Coppock, Homer J.
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Corner, Mrs. Henry E.
Correll, Virginia M.
Corrigan, Rev. J. I.
Corwin, George B.
Cossum, Robert W.
Cotton, Dr. J. Harry
Coulson, Charles A.
Counts, George S.
Cousens, John A.
Couwan, Dr. T.B.
Cox, Dean
Cox, Dr. Garfield V.
Cox, Rev. Gilbert S.
Cox, Dr. Harvey W.
Cox, Isaac J.
Cox, Joseph D.
Cor [collective file]
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Crain, Dr. James E.
Cralle, Dr. Walter O.
Cranblet, Dr. Wilbur H.
Cramer, Rev. Hartold E.
Crane, Rev. Henry H.
Cranston, Rev. Earl
Crawford, Rev. Earl
Crawford, Dr. B. Franklin
Crawford, Dr. J.F.
Crawford, Dr. W. Rex
Crichton, Andrew B.
Crippen, Rev. Lorimer W.
Crisman, Rev. Homer C.
Crolle, W.O.
Cromwell, Rev. G. Custer
Cronin, Rev. John F.
Crosby, Thomas Leroy
Crosby, Willis R.
Crosland, Rev. Stanley B.
Crossfield, Dr. R.E.
Crosswaith, Frank R.
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Crowe, Rev. William
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Cruikshank, Nelson H.
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Culver, Raymond B.
Cumine, Geoffrey
Cummings, Clark Walker
Cummings, Rev. Stanley
Cummins, H.H.
Cummins, Rev. Robert
Cunninggim, J.L.
Cunningham, Mrs. J.C.
Curley, Rev. Richard
Currie, Thomas W.
Currier, Raymond P.
Curti, Prof. Merle E.
Curtis, Anna L.
Cushman, Bishop Ralph Spaulding
Cutshall, Chancellor E.G.
Cutten, George Barton
Czatt, Mrs. Milton S.
Cyril, Prof. James F.
Cu [collective file]
Dakin, Dr. E. LeRoy
Dalager, Paul E.
Dallas, Rev. John T.
Dancis, Winston
Daniels, Rev. Vincent
Darr, Prof. John Whittier
Darvall, Frank
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Daugherty, Edgar Fay
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Davies, James J.
Davis, Rev. C. Ernest
Davis, Rev. Dr. George
Davis, Grace M.
Davis, Jerome
Davis, Rachel
Davis, Mrs. T.N.
Dawson, J.M.
Day, Dr. Albert E.
Day, E.L.
Day, Rev. Gardiner M.
Day, John W.
Day, Dr. William H.
Dav [collective file]
Deak, Prof. Francis
De Chant, Rev. John M.
Deems, Rev. Charles E.
DeHaas, Dr. J. Anton
deHajek, Sari
Deichman, John W.
Deitz, Purd Eugene
DeLeeuwna (Mrs. F.J.G.)
De [collective file]
Denman, Henry
Dennis, Rev. P.G.
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Dennison, Henry S.
de Pierrefeu, Comtesse Alain
Detzer, Dorothy [of WILPF]
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Dewey, Judge William S.
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Dickey, Jane K.
Dickinson, E.H.
Dickson, Conway W.
Dieckmann, Annetta M.
Dierenfield, H.E.
Dietrick, Rev. John H.
Diffendorfer, R.E.
Dillard, Dr. J.E.
Dillinger, Rev. J.A.
Dillingham, John: , 1937
Dingwell, Dr. James D.
Di [collective file]
Dobbs, C.C.
Dobson, D.
Dobson, Rev. Dr. R. Calvin
Dodge, Homer K.
Donald, Samuel
Donnan, Ray F.
Donnelly, Harold I.
Dorn, Dr. Walter
Doubleday, Doran & Co. Inc.
Doudna, Edgar G.
Douglas, Rev. Earl W.
Douglas, George A.
Douglas, Dr. Lloyd
Douglas, Prof. Paul H.
Douglass, Gaylord W.
Drake, Rev. Alfred
Drake, G. Bryant
Drake, J.G. St. Clair
Draper, Rev. C.E.
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Dreiske, John H.
Drury, Dr. Benton
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Duddy, Dr. Frank E.
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Dulles, Sophia H.
Dun, Anger
Duncan, C. William
Duncan, John M.
Dunham, Rev. C.S.
Dunham, Rev. W.E.
Dunn, Rev. Charles E.
Dunning, Rev. John W.
Dunnington, Rev. Lewis L.
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Dunsmore, Norman McGowan
Dupre, Huntley
Durkee, Dr. J. Stanley
Dutton, Rev. Rolland N.
Duvall, Evelyn M.
Duvall, Sylvanus M.
Du [collective file]
Eads, Rev. Robert
Eagleston, Clyde
Eames, Dr. Owen Whitman
Eastman, Fred
Eaton, Eleanor
Eaton, Horace and Emily
Ebenhack, Arthur E.
Eby, Kermit
Eby, Kerr
Edgerton, Alice
Edwards, Dr. David M.
Edwards, Dr. George N.
Edwards, Rev. L.M.
Edwards, Miss Thyra
Edworthy, Rev. Z.B.
Egbert, Catherine B.H. (Mrs. Jacob)
Eggleston, Elizabeth D.
Egley, Charles D.
Ehrman, Robert W.
Eichelberger, Clark M.
Eikenberry, Ivan L.
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Ellickson, Rev. W.L.
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Elliott, Dr. Arthur E.
Elliott, Dr. Edwin A.
Elliott, Prof. Harriet
Elliott, John W.
Elliott, Dr. Phillip P.
Ellis, Dr. A. Caswell
Ellis, Betty
Ellis, Miss Dale
Ellis, Dr. Matt
Ellwood, Dr. Charles A.
Elmhirst, Mr. & Mrs. Leonard K.
Emmanuel, Rev. Cyprian
Emeny, Brooks
Emerson, Chester B.
Emerson, Fred W.
Emingholz, Rev. W.C.
Emmons, Peter K.
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Engelbrecht, H.C.
English, Mable
English, Dr. Merle N.
Engwall, Charles A.
Ennis, Prof. Harold
Eppstein, Rabbi Victor
The Epworth Herald
Erickson, Morris
Erickson, Paul
Espy, Willard R.
Eubank, Merle
Euban, Jessie Burrall
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Fagerburg, Rev. Frank B.
Fairchild, Dr. Claire G.
Fairchild, E.T.
Fairchild, Prof. Henry P.
Fairley, Lincoln
Farquharson, F.B.
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Faust, Dr. Floyd
Fawcett, Dr. H.S.
Fay, Prof. Bernard
Fay, Prof. Sidney B.
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Feakins, William B.
Federal Council of Churches
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Fenn, Dr. Don Frank
Fenstermacher, Mr. ___
Fenwick, Prof. Charles G.
Ferber, Edna
Ferguson, Elaine
Ferguson, Mrs. James T.
Ferris, E.S.
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Feuer, Rabbi Maurice
Few, William P.
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Fiers, A. Dale
Fifield Jr., Dr. James W.
Findley, Rev. Frank D.
Fineshriber, Dr. William H.
Fink, Rabbi Joseph
Finely, H.C.
Fish, Hon. Hamilton
Fisher, Dorothy Caufield
Fisher, Dr. Edgar J.
Fisher, Dr. Fred B.
Fisher, Gaylen
Fisher, Suzanne (Mrs. H.G.)
Fisher, Mrs. Nevin W.
Fisk, Dr. Alfred G.
Fite, Rev. Alonzo S.
Fitzpatrick, John
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Flaxington, Rev. Ward B.
Fleck, Rev. John G.
Fletcher, John P.
Flickinger, Rev. Norman H.
Flint, Bishop Charles W.
Flint, Rev. James
Flynn, Edward F.
Fogg, William R.
Fogle, Maurice W.
Folk, Ernest
Folkman, Rabbi Jerome D.
Foote, Rev. Gaston
Ford, Don S.
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Foreign Policy Association
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Fortune, Dr. A.W.
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Fosbroke, Hughell E.W.
Fosdick, Dorothy
Fosdick, Dr. Harry Emerson
Fossett, Clarence
Foster, Doris G.
Foster, Mrs. Frank
Foster Jr., Prof. H. Schuyler
Foster, Dr. William
Fouke Jr., Rev. Hugh B.
Fowell, Rev. Myron W.
Fowler, Florence V. (Mrs. A.P.)
Fowler, Eleanor
Fox, Dr. Dixon Ryan
Fox, Lewis
Fox, Mary [see Jennie Lee]
Fox, Mrs. Paul
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Fradkin, Mrs. L. Henry
Francis, Rev. George E.
Francis, H.W.
Frank, Anna G. (Mrs. Samuel)
Frank, Glenn
Franklin, Dr. J.H.
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Franklin, Dr. Sam
Fraser, Dr. Herbert F.
Fraser, Janet Love
Fraser, Mrs. W.J.
Frazier, Rev. R.L.
Fredman, Rabbi Samuel
Freeling, Rev. Henry P.
Freeman, Anna
Freeman, Rev. E.S.
Freeman, Harrop A.
Frelick, Rev. Victor
French, Lawrence H.
French, Rev. Walter L.
Frenyear, Marion C.
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Fridell, Dr. Elmer A.
Friedman, Dr. Benjamin
Friedman, Rabbi Newton J.
Friedson, Ruth
The Friend
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Fries, Prof. Horace S.
Fritchman, Stephanie H.
Frost, Rev. Harlan M.
Fry, Ruth
Frye, Rev. Emil B.
Fyock, Rev. J.W.
Fri [collective file]
Gage-Colby, Ruth
Gaines, Pres. Francis P.
Gale, Zona
Gallagher, Buell
Gamble, Dr. Bruce
Gamble, Sydney
Ganders, Harry S.
Gans, Rev. Herbert C.
Gardner, Jean
Garner, Dr. James W.
Garner, Rev. L. Hamilton
Garner, Ralph H.
Garrison, Anne
Garrison, Hazel Shields
Garth, Dr. Schuyler E.
Gates, Dr. Sherwood
Gates, Rev. William Bishop
Gaus, John Mrs. M.
Gawthrop, William R.
Gawthorpe, Mr. & Mrs M.G.
Gay, Verbon F.
Gaylord, Dr. E.D.
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Geneva News Letter
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Gerould, Russell
Gersham, Rev. Perry
Gerstenfeld, Rabbi Norman
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Gibarti, Louis
Gibbons, Rev. Ray
Gibson Jr., Rev. George
Gibson, O.E.
Gideonse, Prof. Harry D.
Gilbert, Bishop Charles K.
Gildersleeve, Virginia
Gilkey, Charles W.
Gill, Mrs. J.M.B.
Gilley, Prof. John L.
Gillette, Stanley A.
Gillies, Dr. Andrew
Gilman, Elizabeth
Gilson, Rev. Frederick L.
Gimbel, C.W.
Gingrich, Prof. F.W.
Glass, Annie L.
Glassrock, Rev. L.V.
Glezen, Harper
Glover, Ellen J.
Gi [collective file]
Godbold, Dr. Albea
Goddard, Rev. A.C.
Goldman, Rabbi Solomon
Goldstein, Rabbi David A.
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Goldstein, Dr. Sidney E.
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Gooden, Opal
Goodenough, Luman W.
Goodfellow, Rev. Rollins
Goodwin, Mrs. George
Goodwin, Rev. Thomas A.
Gordan, Dr. Robert B.
Gordon, Linley V.
Gordon, Rabbi S.
Goslin, Mrs. Ryllis Alex.
Gossard, H.C.
Gottschall, A.W.
Gould, Dr. Benjamin
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Grady, Rev. Robert C.
Grafton, Warren
Graham, F.P.
Graham, T.W.
Graham, William R.
Granger, Lester B.
Grant, Dr. A. Raymond
Grant, Donald
Grant, Vivian
Gratz, Dr. W.E.J.
Gray, Dr. Charles G.
Gray, Rev. Henry David
Gray, J.R.
Gray, Dr. Joseph M.
Gray, Martha Platt
Greeley, Helen Hoy
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Green, George F.
Green, Rev. J.D.
Gren, John F.C.
Green, Mildred
Green, William
Greene, Felix
Greene, Rev. Louis
Gregg, Abel J.
Gregg, Richard B.
Gregory, Dorothy
Gregory, Kermit
Gresham, Rev. Perry
Grey, Robert M.
Griffin, Mrs. Albert Angus
Griffin, Elizabeth (Mrs. H.K.)
Griffing, Mary F.
Griffis, Rev. H.W.
Griffith, Glenn
Griswold, Nat
Grose, Dr. Wilbur D.
Grossel, Frances
Grossman, Mark
Growney, Rev. Vincent
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Gup, Rabbi Samuel M.
Gurley, Rev. Richard H.
Gutelius, Rev. Stanley F.
Guthrie, Prof. Paul N.
Gu [collective file]
Haas, Father Francis J.
Haas, Grant
Hadas, Rabbi Gershon
Hager, Rev. Charles S.
Hahne, Prof. Ernest H.
Haile, Pennington
Haines, Bernard S.
Hale, Rev. Lewis M.
Hale, W.R.
Hale, Whitney
Hall, Rev. Cameron P.
Hall, Rev. Charles L.
Hall, Clarence W.
Hall, E. Snell
Hall, Dr. Royal G.
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Hamilton, Prof. Samuel
Hanlon, Dr. C.H.
Hammaker, William L.
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Hammerschmidt, Louis M.
Hammond, Godfrey
Hammond, Dr. Jack
Hammond, Prof. W.J.
Hanchett, John C.
Handsaker, J.J.
Haney, Charles
Hanna, Rev. George B.
Hanover, Max
Hansen, Neil K.
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Harcourt, Brace & Co.
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Hargrave, Rev. C.T.
Harkness, Dr. Georgia
Harkness, Dr. R.E.E.
Harlan, Dr. Rolvix
Harley, Dr. J. Eugene
Harlow, Dr. Ralph
Harmon, Francis S.
Harper & Bros.
Harper, Dr. Heber
Harrin, F. P.
Harrington, Prof. K.P.
Harrington, Ruth
Harris, Rabbi Arba H.
Harris, Prof. Herbert E.
Harris, Lawton D.
Harris, Rev. Leonard C.
Harris, Rabbi Melbourne
Harris Jr., Paul
Harrison, Rev. Carter
Harrison, Mae H.
Harrison, Marvin C.
Harrison, May H.
Harrison, Samuel James
Harrity, Ralph J.
Harry, Rev. C.P.
Hart, Dr. Earl R.
Hart, Hornell Prof.
Hart, Theodora Miss
Hartinger, Rev. W.C.
Hartley, Rev. M.R.
Hartman, Rev. Cecil B.
Hartman Company
Hartman, Rev. W. Emory
Hartman, Dr. George W.
Hartmayer, Frederick L.
Harvey, J. Mahlon
Harvey, Martin L.
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Hasselblade, Rev. Earnest
Hastings, Rev. J. Warren
Hatch, Harold A.
Hatcher, Dr. Harlan
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Hayes, Carlaton J.H.
Hayes, Dr. H. Gordon
Hays, Brooks
Hayward, Paul S.
Hayward, Percy R.
Haywood, John W.
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Head, Mabel
Head, Walter D.
Healy, Warren D.
Hearn, Walter A.
Heath, Rev. Paul S.
Heaton, George
Heck, Mrs. John F.
Hedges, Marion
Hedges, Mary Frances
Heidt, George
Heiges, Prof. Donald R.
Heimsath, Dr. Charles H.
Heiniger, Rev. J. W.
Heinsohn, Rev. Edmond
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Hellebust, Ilert
Heller, Rabbi Bernard
Heller, Rabbi James G.
Helme, Rev. Frank G.
Helms, Prof. E. Allen
Hemenway, Mrs. Augustus
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Higgins, Emma Lippincott
Hill, Leslie Pinckney
Hill, Richard Hurst
Hilley, Howard D.
Hillyer, Justin
Hillyer, Mary
Hindman, Dr. Ralph B.
Hinrichs, Mrs. Alfred E.
Hints, Rev. William
Hirschberg, Rabbi Morris
Hirshon, Rev. Louis M.
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Hoagland, Rev. D.D.
Hobbs, A.W.
Hobbs, Richard
Hobson, Bishop H.W.
Hocking, Ernest
Hoff, Paul
Hoffman, Rabbi Isidor B.
Hoffman, Milton J.
Hoffman, Wray B.
Hogarth, Charles P.
Hogsett, Mrs. L.M.
Hoherz, Adolf
Holcombe, Prof. Arthur N.
Holden, Rev. Edwin R.
Holland, Mrs. R.L.
Hollenbeck, S. Earl
Hollett, Delite
Hollister, William K. & Alvaine
Holloway, Sterling
Holmes, Harry N.
Holmes, Dr. Jesse H.
Holmes, Dr. John Haynes
Holt, Arthur E.
Holt, Frank O.
Holt, Pres. Hamilton
Holt, Dr. Ivan Lee
Holton, Rev. Horace F.
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Hommel, Dorothy
Homrighouse, Rev. F.M.
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Hopkins, Rev. Robert M.
Hopkinson, Rev. Arthur
Hopper, Bruce
Hopper, Myron T.
Horn, Dr. J. E. Kemp.
Horowitz, Rabbi Samuel
Horton, Dr. Douglass
Horton, Herbert
Horton, Prof. Walter M.
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Hosie, Rev. Lawrence T.
Hoskins, Robert W.
Hospers, Rev. Henry G.
Hough, Dr. Lynn Harold
Houghton Mifflin Co.
House, R.B.
Houser, Mr. & Mrs. A.M.
Houston, Ralph M.
Howard, Dr. J.H.
Howe, Arthur L.
Howe, Rev. L.A.
Hos [collective file]
Huband, Henry T.
Huber, Rev. Allen R.
Hudnut, Rev. Herbert Beecher
Hudson, Rev. Roland O.
Hudson, William E.
Huget, Rev. J. Percival
Hughan, Dr. Jessie Wallace
Hughes, Rev. Cymbrid
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Hughes, Bishop Edwin H.
Hughes, Elliott Reese
Hughes, Prof. Merritt Y.
Hughes, R.M.
Hughes, W.A.C.
Hulac, Charles
Hulbert, Dr. C.A.
Hull, Hon. Secretary of State Cordell
Hull, H. Stone
Hull, Hannah Clothier
Hull, Prof. William I.
Hume, Rev. Theodore C.
Hunt, Rev. M.C.
Hunt, Rev. Ray E.
Hunter, Allan A.
Hunter, Rev. Graham C.
Hunter, Dr. Stanley A.
Hurd, Mary A.
Hurrey, Charles D.
Hurst, Fannie
Hurwitz, Rabbi B. Leon
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Hutchins, William J.
Hutchinson, Rev. Charles X.
Hutchinson, Rev. H.E.
Hutchinson, Paul
Hutchinson, Ralph C.
Hylton, D.P.
Hynd, Dr. J. Hutton
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Idleman, Dr. Finis S.
Imes, Rev. William Lloyd
Imperial Aerogram Corporation, Ltd.
Ingalls, Rev. Harold B.
Ingalls, Laura
Inglis, Rev. Ervine P.
Inglis, Rev. Robert
Inman, Dr. S. Guy
Innerst, Rev. J. Stuart
Innes, Mrs. K.E.
Institute of International Education
International Council of Religious Education
International Press Clipping Bureau
Irwin, Rev. Keith
Irwin, Mrs. Preston
Irwin, Prof. William A.
Ise, Dr. John
Israel, Rabbi Edward L.
Isserman, Rabbi Ferdinand M.
Ives, Mrs. Hilda
Izant, Robert
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Jackson, Elbert M.
Jackson, Dr. James W.
Jackson, Juanita E.
Jackson, Mrs. S.K.
Jackson, Prof. W.W.
Jacobs, Rabbi Robert P.
Jacoby, Harold S.
James, Prof. F. Cyril
James, Dr. Glenn C.
James, Rev. Walter
Jameson, Lois
Janson, Mrs. J.
Jaqua, Ernest J.
Jarman, Virginia
J [collective file]
Jeffries, Rev. A. J.
Jeffries, Ella C. (Mrs. W.V.)
Jenkins, Albert G.
Jenkins, Burris
Jenkinson, Rev. Egbert W.A.
Jenney, Dr. Ray Freeman
Jennings, Dr. Frank
Jennison, Mrs. George B.
Jensen, Ethel
Jensen, Howard E.
Jessup, Prof. Phillip A.
Je [collective file]
Johnson, Rev. Arthur
Johnson, Rev. Barton A.
Johnson, Rev. Bert R.
Johnson, Dr. C. Oscar
Reel 53, Box 53 (cont’d.)
Johnson, Dale R.
Johnson, Rev. E. Shurley
Johnson, Edwin C.
Johnson, Emily Cooper
Johnson, Harry Mrs.
Johnson, Henry M.
Johnson, Rev. Irving P.
Johnson, Dr. J.W.
Johnson, Louise Warren
Johnson, Mae Reese (Mrs.)
Johnson, Dr. Mordecai
Johnson, Rev. Phillip
Johnson, Rev. ____
Reel 54, Box 54
General Correspondence:
Johnson, W.-Ju
Johnson, Williard
Johnson Jr., Woodbridge O.
Jones, Ashton B.
Jones, A. Creech
Jones, Rev. Charles S.
Jones, Chester Lloyd
Jones, Dr. E. Stanley
Jones, Edgar Dewitt
Jones, Prof. Ethel M.
Jones, Dr. Everett H.
Jones, Rev. H. Millard
Jones, Jesse H.
Jones, Dr. John Paul
Jones, Dr. M. Ashby
Jones, Margaret
Jones, Nilan
Jones, Bishop Paul
Jones, Dr. Rufus
Jones, Rev. T. Parry
Jones, Tom Elsa
Jones, Thomas H.
Jones, Dr. Virgil
Jones, Prof. William C.
Jordan, Dr. G. Ray
Jordan, Parker
Jordon, Rev. Fred
Jordon, Dr. Ray
Jorgensen, Arthur
Josephson, Rev. Clarence E.
Judd, Prof. C.D.
Judd, Mrs. O.R.
Justice, Rev. William M.
Juvinall, Mrs. Florence
Jo [collective file]
Reel 55, Box 55
General Correspondence: Ka-Ke
Kadyk, Merion
Kaiser, Julius
Kaltenborn, H.V.
Kamp, Wilbur W.
Kaplan, Rabbi Karry
Karbach, Marjorie
Kaufman, Abraham
Kaufman, Ed. G.
Kaufman, Herbert
Kavanaugh, J.F.
K [collective file]
Kearney, Dr. Chester M.
Keefer, W.F.
Keehn, Thomas B.
Keeny, S.M.
Keigwin, Dr. A.E.
Keim, C. Ray
Keim Jr., Howard H.
Kellison, Walter Evan
Kellogg, Harold F.
Kellogg, Rev. Richard
Kelly, Colby
Kelsey, Marion E.
Kemp-Horn, Rev. J. E.
Kendrick, Rev. Raymond H.
Kennard, Spencer
Kennedy, Rev. E.O.
Kennedy, Rev. Franklin J.
Kennedy Jr., Howard S.
Kennedy, Paul D.
Kennedy, Thomas
Kern, Rev. Leon
Kern, Rev. Paul B.
Kerr, Dr. Hugh T.
Ketcham, Charles B.
Kevin, Dr. Robert O.
Ke [collective file]
Reel 56, Box 56
General Correspondence: Ki-Koe
Kiekhofer, William H.
Kilander, Dr. H.F.
Kimball, Chase
Kimball, Martha S.
Kimmel, Mrs. H.A.
King, Mrs. Alvin J.
King, Mrs. C.G.
King, E.S.
King, Rev. Elmer C.
King, Herbert H.
King, Rev. Joseph F.
King, Juliet
King, Rev. William P.
King, Willis J.
Kingdon, Dr. Frank
Kinsolving, Arthur Lee
Kirby, Father William C.
Kirk, Albert E.
Kirk, Prof. Grayson L.
Kirkpatrick, Blaine E.
Kissling, Dr. Albert W.
Kitchelt, Florence L.C.
Kitchen, Wilmer J.
Ki [collective file]
Klaer, Alfred Lee
Klein, R.S.
Kleinberg, Rabbi Maurice S.
Klingman, C.C.
Knapp, Helen
Knebel, A.C.
Knickrehm, Rev. Fred
Knight, Prof. Bruce Winton
Knoles, Tully Clone
Knopf, Prof. Carl
Knowles, Harry
Knudson, Rev. Carl
Kl [collective file]
Koch, Rev. C. Frank
Koelb, Howard E.
Koelz, Mrs. H.C.
Koerner, Grace E.
Koenig, W. F.
Reel 57, Box 57
General Correspondence: Kof-Land
Kofod, Leon V.
Kohn, Prof. Hans
Koncius, Dr. J.B.
Koo, T.Z.
Kopf, Rev. Carl Heath
Kopplemann, Hon. Herman P.
Korfhage, Rev. W.A.
Kosman, Dr. William F.
Ko [collective file]
Kratz, A. Roger
Kratz, Rev. David
Krenmyre, Rev. J.H.
Kroll, Rev. William E.
Krueger, Prof. Maynard C.
Krumbine, Rev. Miles
Kruse, S.A.
Krussell, Rev. Arlie H.
Kuhn, Dr. Hedwig S.
Kurtz, Pres. D.W.
Kr [collective file]
Lackland, Dr. George S.
Lacklen, Rev. Jesse
LaFollette, Gov. Philip Fox
LaFollette, Hon. Robert M.
LaFoy, Peggy
Lahman, Prof. Carroll P.
Laidler, Harry W.
Laing, Graham
Lamb, Dr. B.
Lambert, R.W.
Lamneck, Hon. Arthur P.
Lampe, M. Prof. Willard
Land, Leon Rosser
Land, Velma
Landes, Carl J.
Landis, Benson Y.
Reel 58, Box 58
General Correspondence: Lane-Lem
Lane, Dr. Stoddard
Lang, Prof. Alden
Langh, Rabbi Philip
Reel 58, Box 58 (cont’d.)
Lapp, John A.
L [collective file]
Larrowe, Rev. Lawrence
Lash, Joseph
Lasswell, Harold
Lathrop, Dr. John H.
Latourette, Kenneth S.
Laurie, Rev. J. A.
Laut, Dr. A. Raymond
Laves, Walter H. C.
LaVoy, Ruth
Lawrence, Carl G.
Lawrence Jr., Charles R.
Lawrence, Ruth
Lawton, Platt R.
Lazell, J. Arthur
Lar [collective file]
Leach, William H.
League for Industrial Democracy
League of Nations Association
Leavenworth, Mrs. Loyal E.
Leavett, Dr. T.O.
Leavitt, Ralph L.
Lebau, H.
Ledden, Dr. Earl
Lee, Jennie
Lee, Hon. Josh
Leeds, Sarah B.
Lefkowitz, Rabbi Aaron, H.
Leggett, Rev. Floyd A.
Lehman, Rev. Galen T.
Lehmann, Paul
Lehmenn, Timothy
Leibman, Rabbi Joshua Loth
Leiffer, Dr. Murray H.
Leipziger, Rabbi Emil W.
Leith, Rev. Yoder P.
Lemon, Rev. C.E.
Le [collective file]
Reel 59, Box 59
General Correspondence: Len-Lit
Lentner, W.G.
Leonard, Rev. Theodore H.
Leritz, Mrs. Ellis W.
Lerner, Max
Leslie, Dean
Lester, Muriel
Levering, Miriam
Levi, Dr. Harry
Levine, Rabbi Joseph
Levinson, Rabbi Samuel J.
Levitsky, Rabbi Louis M.
Levy, Rabbi Felix A.
Levy, Rabbi Samuel
Lewis, Barbara
Lewis, Hazel A.
Lewis, J.H.
Lewis, Liecester Crosby
Lewis, William M.
Len [collective file]
Libby, Frederick J.
Lichliter, Dr. M.H.
Liesmann, Fred W.
Lilienthal, Mrs. E.
Limbert, Dr. Paul M.
Lindeman, Dr. Eduard C.
Lindsay, Dr. Samuel Macaulay
Lindsay, Dr. Samuel McCune
Lineberger, E.R.
Lingle, Walter L.
Link, Arthur
Link, Margaret M.
Linkletter, I. E.
Lippiatt, Alma C.
Lippincott, J.B. Co.
Lippincott, Miriam L (Mrs. A. Haines)
Little, Rev. Ganse
Little, Dr. Henry
Little, Kathryn
Little, Mrs. W.O.B.
Reel 60, Box 60
General Correspondence: Li (misc.)-Lu
Li [collective file]
Loaring-Clark, Dr. Alfred
Lobingier, Dr. John L.
Logee, Floyd E.
Long, Mrs. Harry C.
Long, J. F.
Long, Vicent
Reel 60, Box 60 (cont’d.)
Loomis, Attorney General ____
Loomis, Rev. Herbert F.
Loper, Dr. Vere V.
Lord, Rev. Lemuel K.
Lord, Russell M.
Lorimer, Rev. Allan I.
Lorimer, Mrs. W.S.
Love, Joe Brown
Loveland, Mrs. Charles N.
Lovell, Dr. Moses R.
Lovett, Robert M.
Lovett, William P.
Lowe, Bishop Titus
Lowther, Dr. E. A.
Lo [collective file]
Luccock, Dr, Halford E.
Luce, Mrs. R.W.
Ludlow, Hon. Louis
Lumley, Fred E.
Lupton, Rev. Dilworth
Lutterloh, Mrs. Charles H.
Lybyer, Albert H.H.
Lyding, Rev. Otto
Lyon, Mary G.
Lyons, Rabbi Alexander
Lu [collective file]
Reel 61, Box 61
General Correspondence: Mac-Mag
MacCracken, Henry Noble
MacDonald, Rev. George B.
MacDonald, James C.
MacDougall, Rev. G.M.
Mace, Calver Mrs.
MacGregor, Lawrence J.
MacGuire, Donald
MacIvor, John W.
MacKay, Dr. John
MacKenzie, Gladys K. Gould
Mackey, J.R.
MacKnight, Jesse
MacLean, Rev. Donald A.
MacLean, Rev. John A.
MacLeod, A.A.
MacMillen & Co.
Macnair, Luther K.
Macphail, Agnes
Macy, Rev. Paul G.
Madison Square Garden
Magazines: A-E
Magazines: F-Z
Magee, Bishop J. Ralph
Magid, J. H.
Magill, Duane
Magill, Dr. O.R.
Maguire, Rev. J.W.R.
M [collective file]
Reel 62, Box 62
General Correspondence: Mai-Mat
Main, Verner W.
Malin, Prof. Patrick M.
Malisheff, A.
Mallalieu, Wilbur V.
Mallery, Otto T.
Mander, Linden A.
Mann, Rev. Alexander
Mann, H.
Mann, Irving
Mann, Rabbi Louis I.
Mannheimer, Rabbi Eugene
Mansfield, Rev. H.E.
Manthey Jr., Fred R.
Mah [collective file]
Marble, Rev. Sam W.
Marble, Sarah A.
Marburg, Mrs. Louis C.
Marcantonio Esq., Vito
Mark, Rabbi Julius
Markham, R.C.
Marks, Harry
Marks, Rachel
Marlatt, Prof. Earl
Marmion, Rev. William
Marsh, Benjamin C.
Marsh, Daniel L.
Marsh, Dr. Reese
Marshall, Millicent
Marshall, Robert
Martel, Prof. G.L.
Martin, Arba
Reel 62, Box 62 (cont’d.)
Martin, Dr. Herbert
Martin, Homer
Martin, W.C.
Martinez, Margaret
Mar [collective file]
Mason, William P.
Mather, Prof. Kirtley F.
Mathes, Erma
Mathews, Cecil R.
Mathieson, Dr. S.J.
Matson, Mrs. C.K.
Matson, Rev. W. A.
Mathews, Rev. Paul
Mattson, Dr. A.D.
Reel 63, Box 63
General Correspondence: Mau-McD
Mauck, Wilfred
Maurer, Irving
Maurer, Dr. Oscar, E.
Maverick, Hon. Maury
Maxwell, Jean B.
May, James W.
Mayer, Theodore C.
Mayerberg, Rabbi Samuel
Mayo, Rev. Harold E.
Mayflower Hotel
Mas [collective file]
McAfee, Rev. Ralph
McCabe, Prof. George L.
McCall, Oswald W.S.
McCash, Pres. I.N.
McChesney, John F.
McClersky, Prof. Howard Y.
McComb, Kemper Grier
McConaughy, James L.
McConnell, Prof. C.M.
McConnell, Bishop Francis J.
McCormick, Rev. Arthur B.
McCoy, M. Elsie
McCracken, Henry Noble
Mc [collective file]
McDanel, Prof. R.C.
McDiarmid, Margaret
McDonald, James G.
McDonald, W.F.
McDowell, Mrs. J.Q.A.
McDowell, Mary S.
McDowell, Dr. S.L.
Reel 64, Box 64
General Correspondence: McG-Men
McGeachy, D.P.
McGiffen, James
McGowan, Rev. R.A.
McGuire, Marie F.
McD [collective file]
McIntosh, Rev. F. Bringle
McKaig, Ray
McKean, M. H.
McKee, Rev. Elmore
McKenna, Norman
McKinney, William Ayer
McLaren, Louise Leonard
McLeod, Chaplain A.C.
McNair, Prof. Harley
McNary, David L.
McPherson, Dr. N.C.
McQuate, A.C.
McQuate, Mrs. B.F.
McI [collective file]
Mead, Bishop Charles L.
Mead, Rev. James C.
Mehus, Prof. O. Myking
Meiklejohn, Dr. Alex
Melcher, Rev. Webster D.
Melchior, Dr. D. Montfort
Melish, Dr. J.H.
Melish, Dr. William H.
Mendenhall, W.W.
Mendenhall, William Orville
Meng, Dr. John J.
Me [collective file]
Reel 65, Box 65
General Correspondence: Mer-Min
Merrill, Rev. Richard N.
Merrill, Dr. W.P.
Merritt, Dr. E.L.
Merritt, Rev. O.L.
Messenger, Donald
Reel 65, Box 65 (cont’d.)
Meston, Mrs. George D.
Methodist Book Concern
Metzner, Rev. Harold
Meury, Rev. Calvin C.
Meyer, Rev. Otto
Meyer, William S.
Meyerhardt, Mrs. Milton
Mer [collective file]
Miall, Roland Leonard
Middaugh, Rev. Bruce L.
Middlebush, Frederick A.
Miles, C.C.
Miller, Mrs. Carroll
Miller, Eleanora T.
Miller, Francis P.
Miller, Mrs. Harold T.
Miller, Helen Hill
Miller, Herbert A.
Miller, Dr. J. Lane
Miller, Prof. Merlin G.
Miller, Rev. Ormal
Miller, Dr. R.H.
Miller, Rev. Robert S.
Miller, Jr., Spencer
Millgram, Rabbi Abraham E.
Mi [collective file]
Millis, Walter
Mills, Edwin S.
Mills, Dr. J.W.
Mills, Rev. Neal D.
Milne, W. Arthur
Milner, Mrs. Clyde A.
Milton, Mrs. A.C. Crawford
Milton, George Fort
Minler, Rev. Theodore
Reel 66, Box 66
General Correspondence: Mit-Moo
Mitchell, Broadus
Mitchell, Rev. George E.
Mitchell, Dr. S.C.
Mitchell, Stanley
Mitchell, Dr. U.S.
Milli [collective file]
Mock, Clark
Moldenhawer, Dr. J.V.
Molyners, Peter
Moncrief Jr., Dr. Adiel
Monroe, Bertha H.
Monroe, Prof. Paul
Montague, Jean
Montgomery, Dr. ____
Montgomery, John D.
Montgomery, Dr. Riley B.
Montgomery, Rev. R.M.
Moon, Dr. Parker T.
Moor, Arthur P.
Moor, Rev. N.R.H.
Moore, Dr. Alfred D.
Moore, Benjamin
Moore, Dorothy
Moore, Eleanor S.
Moore, Fred Atkins: personal, 1937
Moore, Fred
Moore, H.S.
Moore, Henry T.
Moore, James A. G.
Moore, Rev. John Milton
Moore, John S.
Moore, Sarah A.
Moore, Prof. Walden
Moorman, Mrs. George
Moors, Ethel P.
Mo [collective file]
Reel 67, Box 67
General Correspondence: Mor-Mul
Moran, Fred
Moran, Dr. Hugh A.
Morehouse, D.W.
Moreland, Jessica M.
Morey, William F.
Morgan, Daniel E.
Morgan, Edith
Morgan, I.L.
Morgan, Laura Puffer
Morgan, Opal
Morrill, Mrs. E.E.
Morrill, Miran A.
Morris, Alberta (Mrs. Samuel Morris)
Morris, Dorothy J.
Reel 67, Box 67 (cont’d.)
Morris, Harry T.
Morris, Homer L.
Morris, Rev. and Mrs. Lewis G.
Morris, Victor P. Prof.
Morris-Jones, H. [see also British students]
Morrison, Dr. Charles C.
Morrison, Mrs. D.G.
Morrison, Sarah
Morrissy, Prof. Elizabeth
Morrow, Mrs. E.K.
Morse, Josiah
Morton, Harriett Ena
Mor [collective file]
Moseley, Rev. L.B.
Mott, Dr. John R.
Mosesco, Filippus
Moskowitz, Charlotte
Moss, Norman M.
Mossman, Frank E.
Motter, Rev. Alton M.
Muelder, Walter
Mueller, Frances
Muilenburg, James
Muir, Dr. C. Marshall
Mulford, Mrs. Holbrook
Mullikin, Dr. W.L.
Mullin, James P.: office memos
Mullin, James
Mullin, Warren D.
Reel 68, Box 68
General Correspondence: Mun-National Peace Conference
Munds, Rev. William Capers
Murphy, Clara Ford
Muthard, William
Mu [collective file]
Myers, Joseph
Mygatt, Tracy
Myhrman, Prof. Anders M.
Myres Jr., S.D.
Nace, Rev. I.G.
Nagel, Rev. Arthur L.
Nalley, Rev. Virgil
Nance, Dr. E.C.
Nash, Philip Curtis
Nash, R.T.
Nason, Mrs. R.C.
The Nation
National Broadcasting Co. Inc.
National Committee on Cause and Cure
of War
National Council for Prevention of War, April-Nov. 1937
National Council for Prevention of War, Jan.-March 1937
National Council for Prevention of War, Jan.-Dec. 1936
National Council of Jewish Women
National Peace Conference, Oct. 1937
National Peace Conference, Jan.-May 1937
Reel 69, Box 69
General Correspondence: National Peace Council-Ne
National Peace Council
National Preaching Mission
National Youth Administration
N [collective file]
Neal, Wayne A.
Nealis, Rev. Donald
Nedrow, Dr. ____
Neely, Rev. Gerald G.
Neff, Pat M.
Negro colleges
Negro leaders
Neilson, W.A.
Nelson, Emery M.
Neumann, Henry
New Theatre League
Newlin, Rev. Neal D.
Newman, Rabbi L.I.
Newman, W.C.
Newspapers
Newton, Babette
Newton, Dr. Joseph Fort
Newton, Ray: office memos
Newton, Ray, Jan. 1937
Ne [collective file]
Reel 70, Box 70
General Correspondence: Ni-Ny
Nichols, Calvin
Nichols, Ruth R.: carbon copies
Nichols, Ruth R.
Nicholson, Mrs. Evelyn Riley
Nickless, Rev. Alfred S.
Niebuhr, Dr Reinhold
Nielson, A.E.
Nilsson, Rev. M.W.
Nipps, Merrill V.
Nixon, Rev. Justin W.
Noble, Rev. Charles C.
NoFrontier News Service, Dec. 1936-Dec. 1937
NoFrontier News Service: June-Nov. 1936
Nollen, John Scholte
Norenberg, Rev. Jess H.
Norman, Dr. C.A.
Norman, Rev. John T.
Norment, Rev. William
Norris, Hon. George W.
Norris, Kathleen (Mrs. Charles)
Noss, Rev. John B.
Noyes, Rev. Morgan Phelps
Nye, Hon. Gerald P.
Ni [collective file]
Reel 71, Box 71
General Correspondence: Ob-Os
Oberdorfer, Clara Mrs.
O'Brian, Rev. Delos W.
O'Brien, Constanze K.
O'Donnell, Charles
O'Donnell, Prof. Walter
Odum, Dr. Howard W.
Offenhauer, R.E.
O'Geran, Dr. Graeme
O [collective file]
Olan, Rabbi Levi A.
Oldham, Bishop G. Ashton
Olinger, George W.
Oliver, Mrs. William Brattle
Olmstead, Frank
Olmsted Esq., Allen S.
Olmsted, Mildred Scott
Olson, Dr. Oscar T.
Onderdonk, Dr. Francis
O'Neall, Rev. Kelly
Ol [collective file]
Osborn, Rev. G. Edwin
Osborn, Ronald E.
Reel 72, Box 72
General Correspondence: Ou-Par
Oudemool, Dr. Arthur
Outland, Ruth
Overstreet, Dr. Harry A.
Owen, Dr. George Earle
Owen, Mildred B.
Owens, Rev. L.L.
Oxman, Bishop G. Bromley
Or [collective file]
Packer, Mrs. Gilson
Paden, Rev. William T.
Page, Bishop Herman
Page, Kirby, May-July 1937
Page, Kirby: office memos
Page, Kirby: questionnaires
Paine, George L.
Paine, M.W.
Paist, Mrs. Frederick M.
Palches, Rev. Peter
Palmer, Dr. Albert W.
Palmer, Edgar Z.
Paris Pact Conference
P [collective file]
Park, J. Edgar
Park, Marion E.
Parker, Emily
Parker, F.C.W.
Parker, Harry H.
Parr, Rev. Clarence E.
Parry, Wilbur C.
Parsons, Bishop Edward L.
Parsons, Edward S.
Reel 73, Box 73
General Correspondence: Pat-Pe
Patterson, Charles H.
Patterson, Donald
Reel 73, Box 73 (cont’d.)
Patterson, Ernest Minor
Peabody, Rev. Stephen
Peace Action
Patterson, Dr. L.D.
Patton, Dr. Robert D.
Paty, Dr. Raymond
Paul, Dr. Alexander
Paulsen, Irvin
Paunack, A.O.
Park [collective file]
Peace News
Peace Pledge Union
Peale, Dr. Norman Vincent
Pearl-Pressman Co.
Peebles, Mrs. Richard
Peirce, Rev. Jesse Pindell
Penfield, Rev. Thornton B. Jr.
Penick, Rev. Edwin Anderson
Pennington, Levi T.
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennybacker, Mrs. Percy V.
People's Lobby, The
Peoples Mandate Committee
Perkins, Marion O.
Perlman, Prof. Selig
Perry, Rev. J.A.
Perry, Morton
Peterson, William R.
Petry, R.C.
Pe [collective file]
Reel 74, Box 74
General Correspondence: Ph-Pow
Phelan, John
Philipson, Rev. Ralph
Phillips, Dr. Harold Cooke
Phillips, Dr. Hubert
Phillips, Ruth R.
Ph [collective file]
Pickens, William
Pickett, Clarence
Pickett, Herbert E.
Pierce, Edith Lovejoy
Pierson, Frank C.
Pigatt, Margaret H.
Piper, Mrs. Howard
Pipkin, Charles W.
Plumb, Rev. Oscar C.
Plummer, Dr. F. Berry
Pi [collective file]
Pogue, Barton Rees
Poling, Dr. Daniel
Pollock, Dora [see also Alva Tompkins]
Pollock, Junietta
Pomerene, Atlee
Pomeroy, Woodman B.
Pool, David De Sela
Poole, Grace Morrison
Pooser, Rev. D.S.
Poteat, Edwin McNeill
Pope, Hon. James P.
Pope, Rev. Kenneth
Porter, Rev. Eliot
Porter, Paul
Porter, Robert
Postgate, Daisy
Postgate, R.W.
Poteat Sr., Edwin M.
Poteat, Dr. William L.
Potter, Jessie Dalton
Potter, Prof. Pitman
Powell, E.A.
Powers, Lucy S.
Reel 75, Box 75
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Po [collective file]
Prater, J.W.
Pratt, Frances J.
Prescott, E.M.
Presler, Rev. Henry H.
Price, Anne H.
Price, D.R.
Price, Dr. Ernest
Price, John
Price, Maurice T.
Priestley, J.B.
Priestley, Rev. S.E.Gerard
Provident Title & Trust Co.
Public Action Committee
Purdy, Alexander C.
Reel 75, Box 75 (cont’d.)
Putman, Dr. Dwight F.
Pyle, Mrs. Henry J.
Pr [collective file]
Quade, Louis J.
Quartly, Rev. Harold G.
Quigley, H.S.
Quillian, Dr. Paul
Quillian, William F.
Quin, Clinton S.
Q [collective file]
Reel 76, Box 76
General Correspondence: Ra-Rau
Radcliff, Rev. Edward
Radio addresses
Radio & Film Methods Corp.
Radio and dramatics
Radio contact lists
Radio contact lists by cities
Radio programs
Radio: April 6th Program, 1937
Radio stations
Raible, Robert
Railway Express Agency
Raines, Dr. Richard
Rainey, Homer P.
Rake, Norman
Randall, Dr. Alfred E.
Randall Jr., Mercedes M.
(Mrs. John H. Jr.)
Randegger, G. Aldo
Randell, Huldah
Randolph, A. Philip
Rankin, Jeannette
Raper, Dr. Arthur
Rappaport, Rabbi Julius
Rappard, Dr. William E.
Rarick, C.E.
Rasmussen, E.V.
Ratliff, H.M.
Raushenbush, Dr. Stephen
Reel 77, Box 77
General Correspondence: Ra (misc.)-Rid
Ra [collective file]
Read, Charles R.
Reagor, Rev. William Paul
Redmond, Pauline
Reed, Dr. Irma
Reed, Dr. Marshall R.
Reede, Prof. Arthur H.
Reeder, Rev. Harold L.
Reese, Dr. Curtis W.
Reeve Jr., Arthur D.
Regner, Rabbi Sidney L.
Re [collective file]
Reich, John F.
Reid, Mrs. Bernetta Jefferson
Reid, Paul M.
Reiland, Karl
Reinhardt, Dr. Aurelia H.
Reis, Judge
Reisner, Rev. Christian F.
Reizenstein, Mrs. Charles L.
Remington, Francis K.
Requa, Eloise
Resler, Rev. E.K.
Reuter, Victor G.
Reves, Rev. Claude M.
Rhine, Rabbi A.B.
Rhoades, J. Irving
Rei [collective file]
Rice, Prof. William Gorham
Rich, Raymond T.
Richard, Cyril K.
Richards, Dr. James Austin
Richards, Mrs. L.K.
Richards, Robert D.
Richardson, Eleanor
Richarson, Rev. Harry V.
Richardson, Mrs. James A.
Richie, Amelia
Richie, David S.
Richmond Peace Council
Ricks, James Hoge
Ridge, Margaret F.
Ridgely, Dr. Vernon
Ridpath, Rev. Ben Morris
Reel 78, Box 78
General Correspondence: Rie-Roo
Reel 78, Box 78 (cont’d.)
Riemann, Rev. R.G.
Ries, Adele M.
Riesen, Dr. E.R.
Rieve, Emil
Riggs, Father T. Lawrason
Rippy, Dr. Fred J.
Rittenhouse, Marie E.
Ritter, Rev. H.O.
Rivers, Major Gen. William C.
Ri [collective file]
Robbins, Howard C.
Roberts, Rev. H.P.
Roberts, Paul
Roberts, Dr. Richard
Roberts, Bishop William Blair
Robertson, Hon. A. Willis
Robertson, Dr. J. Gallaway
Robertson, Rev. John F.
Robins, Col. Raymond
Robinson, Rev. Dan R.
Robinson, Rev. Ernest, W.
Robinson, Rev. Harold McA.
Robinson, Rev. Morris C.
Robinson, Rev. & Mrs. Wayne L.
Robison, Dr. William D.
Roblee, Rev. Fred A.
Rockel, Charles D.
Rodriquez, William E.
Roelefs, Henrietta
Rogers, Herbert W. & Margaret Cobb
Rogers, Dr. Jas. C.
Rolli, Bertha M.
Root, Paul A.
Roosevelt, Eleanor
Roosevelt, President Franklin Delano
Reel 79, Box 79
General Correspondence: Ros (misc.)-Rum
Ros [collective file]
Rose, Donald
Rosenblum, Rabbi William F.
Rosenzweig, Rabbi Efraim
Ross, B. Charles
Ross, Prof. E.A.
Ross, Roy G.
Ross, Stanley
Rotary clubs
Rothenburger, William F.
Rowan, Ross
Royden, Maude
Royden, Maude: radio address
ROSE
Rugg, Prof. Harold
Rugglers, Wilbur D.
Rukow, Rev. Emil P.
Ruland, Dr. Lloyd S.
Rumble, Dr. Lester
Reel 80, Box 80
General Correspondence: Ruo-Sa
Ruopp, Rev. Harold W.
Russell, Elbert
Russell, Galen
Russell, William, F.
Russell, Rev. William K.
Ruyle, Dr. C.E.
Ryan, Agnes
Ryan, Prof. Frederick L.
Ryan, John A.
Ryder, Frank H.
Ryland, Dr. E.P.
Rypins, Rabbi F.I.
Ru [collective file]
Sachar, Dr. Abram
Sadler, Rev. George W.
Sadler, Rev. M.E.
Sallis, Dr. J. Garfield
Salter, Dr. Alfred
Saltonstall, William G.
Salvation Army
S [collective file]
Sanders, Rabbi Ira
Sandrow, Rabbi Edward T.
Sansbury, Rev. Marvin O.
Sargent, S. Stansfeld
Sarles, Rev. Harry
Sarles, Rev. Phillip W.
Sarles, Ruth
Sarvis, Guy W.
Sattershwaite, Pauline
Reel 80, Box 80 (cont’d.)
Saunders, Dero A.
Saunders, W.E.
Sausaman, Kenneth H.
Sawyer, Rev. Fred D.
Saxton, Eugene F.
Sayre, Francis B.
Sayre, John Nevin
Reel 81, Box 81
General Correspondence: San (misc.)-Sch (misc.)
San [collective file]
Scalise, Victor F.
Schaal, E.A., Dec. 1936-Nov. 1937
Schaal, E.A.: office memos and correspondence
Schain, Josephine
Schaum, Winnifred
Schelbe, Thomas G.
Schenk, Rabbi Max
Scherer, Dr. Paul
Schermerhorn, Elizabeth L.
Schermerhorn, Francis
Schietinger, Harold C.
Schilling, Rev. S. Paul
Schlesinger, Prof. Arthur M.
Schloerb, Rolland
Schlossberg, Joseph
Schmalz, Alfred
Schmidtke, Rev. B.L.
Schneider, Rev. August
Schneiderman, Rose
Sch [collective file]
Reel 82, Box 82
General Correspondence: Scho-
Se (misc.)
Scholastic
Scholz, Karl
Schooler, Rev. Don E.
Schroeder, Rev. Ernest
Schroeder, Dr. John C.
Schultz, J.C.
Schulz, Rev. Theodore E.
Schuman, Frederick L.
Schuster, George
Schuster, Rev. Monroe Goebel
Schwalenberg, Rev. H.W.
Schwalm, Dr. V.
Schwartztrauber, Prof. Ernest
Schwellenbach, Hon. Lewis B.
Schwengel, Rev. E.H.
Score, Dr. J.N.R.
Scott, Eugene Field
Scott, Isabel Chilton
Scott, Prof. K.M.
Scott, Ralph Clelland
Scott, Warren H.
Scho [collective file]
Seaman, Rev. Floyd J.
Seamans, Harry
Seamans, Herbert L.
Searle, Robert A.
Searle, Rev. Robert W.
Seasholes, Dr. Charles L.
Sebold, Rev. Charles E.
Seebold, Rev. Richard W.
Seelye, Laurens H.
Seesholtz, Anne
Segroves, Rev. J.T.
Seip, Dean Farrar
Selecman, Charles C.
Sellars, Mr. & Mrs. Larry
Selleck, George
Sellers, Rev. Fred M.
Seminaris, Jo
Semple, Mrs. Samuel
Seneff, Jeannette
Senior, Clarence
Sensabaugh, L.F.
Sensency, Mrs. E.T.
Serrill, Rev. G.D.
Seskind, Morris
Setzer, Rev. W.J.
Severance, Rev. Cyrus W.
Se [collective file]
Reel 83, Box 83
General Correspondence: Sha-Sil
Shackford, Dr. John W.
Sharp, Rev. Waitstill H.
Reel 83, Box 83 (cont’d.)
Sharp, Prof. Walter R.
Sharrar, Lee M.
Shaw, A.A.
Shaw, Rev. Mark R.
Shaw, Wilbur A.
Shelburne, Rev. James M.
Sheldon, F.M.
Shelton, Rev. O.L.
Shepard, Dr. Sheldon
Shepherd, Mary L. (Mrs. D.C.)
Shepherd, Ora Leigh
Sherman, Walter
Sherrill, Rev. Henry K.
Shike, Rev. Charles,
Shipler, Guy Emery
Shirley, Harriet
Shoemaker, Dorothy
Short, William D.
Shotts, Claude C.
Shotwell, Prof. James T.
Shoup, Earl Mrs.
Shrader, Rev. Ralph
Shull, Ralph H.
Shull, W. Russell
Shulman, Rabbi Albert M.
Shulman, Avis Clamitz
Shulman, Rabbi Charles E.
Shutts, Everett
Sh [collective file]
Sias, G. Rev. Gerald
Sibley
Sibley, Rev. H. Norman
Sikes, Walter W.
Silliman, Rev. Vincent B.
Sills, Kenneth
Silver, Rabbi Abba Hillel
Reel 84, Box 84
General Correspondence: Sim-Smith, T.
Simms, Mrs. David
Simon, Dr. Abram
Simon, Dr. H.F.
Simons, Mrs. L.A.
Simpson, Charles R.
Simpson, Rev. Clifford O.
Siverling, Mrs. M.T.
Sizoo, Dr. J.R.
Skinner, Clarence R.
Skoien, Rev. Clarence E.
Slattery, Margaret
Slocombe, Mrs. E.M.
Slosson, Prof. Preston
Slowe, Lucy D.
Si [collective file]
Small, Vivian
Smart, Dr. W.A.
Smart, W.M.
Smith, Dr. Angie
Smith, Rev. Asbury
Smith, C.A.
Smith, Dr. Charles Cecil
Smith, Edward E.
Smith, Rev. Elbert J..
Smith, Dr. Francis Marion
Smith, Rev. Fred
Smith, Mrs. H.F.
Smith, Bishop H. Lester
Smith, H. Shelton
Smith, Henry Lester
Smith, Irene P. (Mrs. Philip E.)
Smith, Jeanette A. Poole
Smith, Dr. Joseph
Smith, Luther Wesley
Smith, (Miss) Lyn
Smith, Merle N.
Smith, Milo, J.
Smith, Dr. R.E.
Smith, Ray
Smith, Rev. Roy L.
Smith, Roy M.
Smith, Thomas S.
Smith, Tucker P. & Myra B.
Reel 85, Box 85
General Correspondence: Smith, W.-So
Smith, W.A.
Smith, W.R.C.
Smith, Rev. Wales E.
Smith, Rev. Wistor B.
Sm [collective file]
Snavely, Guy E.
Reel 85, Box 85 (cont’d.)
Snodgrass, Rev. R.C.
Snyder, Margaret
Socialist Party
Sockman, Ralph W.
Solenberger, Edith K. (Mrs. Edward D.)
Solt, Guy W.
Solt, Guy
Sn [collective file]
Reel 86, Box 86
General Correspondence: Sp–Stei
Spahr, Neal B.
Spann, Dr. J. Richard
Spaulding, C.A.
Spaulding, Helen F.
Spaulding, Rev. Walter B.
Speers, T. Rev. Guthrie
Speicher, Prof. E.E.
Speight, Harold E.B.
Spencer, Herbert L.
Spiegelberg, Flora
Spivey, Dr. L.M.
Spofford, William B.
Sproul, J.E.
Spurrier, Rev. Percy M.
Spykman, Prof. Nicholas J.
Sp [collective file]
Stafford, Dr. Russell
Stahnke, Mrs. Harold K.
Staley, Prof. Eugene
Stamm, Dr. Frederick E.
Stanbury, Rev. W.A.
Stanford, E.V.
Starbuck, Kathryn H.
State government
Stauffacher, Rev. A.D.
St [collective file]
Stearly, Rev. Wilson R.
Stearns, Josephine M.
Stearns, L.E.
Steel, Rev. Marshall T.
Steen, Margaret H.
Steere, Dr. Douglass V.
Steere, Jonathan M.
Stein, (Miss) Lee B.
Stein, Rose
Steiner, Dr. Edward A.
Steinmetz, Rev. Philip H.
Reel 87, Box 87
General Correspondence: Step-
Sti (misc.)
Stephens, Mrs. T.C.
Stephens, Waldo E.
Stephenson Brothers
Stephenson, Rev. Howard S.
Sterbenz, F.H.
Sternberger, Estelle M.
Stevens, Rev. J.W.
Stevenson, J. Ross
Stewart, A.E.
Stewart, Mrs. Charles E.
Stewart, Prof. Charles L,
Stewart, Rev. Donald
Stewart, Frances B.
Stewart, Dr. George
Stewart, Rev. George C.
Stewart, Harold S.
Stewart, Marguerite Ann
Stewart, Maxwell S.
Stewart, Virgil Pierce
Stewart, Rev. William H.
Stidger, Rev. William F.
Stiedl, M.F.
Stimson, Rev. Edward W.
Stimson, Dr. Ralph H.
Stinetorf, Louise
Stinetorf, Louise: office memos
Stinger, Gilbert
Stitskin, Rabbi Leon Rabbi
Stitt, Dr. Jesse W.
Sti [collective file]
Reel 88, Box 88
General Correspondence: Sto-Swe
Stock, Harry T.
Stockenberg, H.A.
Stocking, Prof. George W.
Stodghill, Dr. Edward W.
Stolper, Dr. Gustav Dr.
Stone, C.T.
Reel 88, Box 88 (cont’d.)
Stone, Rev. W. Owings
Stone, William T.
Stonequist, Dr. Everett V.
Stoody, Rev. Ralph
Stose, Mrs. Harold F.
Stover, Dr. Ross
Stowe, Louisa Boyd
Stratton, Prof. George Malcolm
Straus, Freda
Strauss, Dr. Manny
Strayer, C. Bevan
Strunk, L.H.
Stuart, Graham
Studebaker, Ellis M.
Studebaker, Rev. H.A.
Sturbers, Fred
Sturm, Mrs. W.L.
Sto [collective file]
Sulzberger, Arthur Hays
Summers, Isabelle Summers (Mrs. J.C.)
Sumners, Rev. Thomas W.
Suplee, Charles
Survey Associates
Sutherland, Hale
Su [collective file]
Swain, Edith L.
Swain, Rev. Joseph
Swan, Dr. Alfred
Swanson, Harvey
Sward, Mrs. E.T.
Sweeney, (Miss) E.B.
Sweeney, Rev. S.H.
Sweet, Herman
Sweetland, Monroe M.
Sweetman, Ray
Swengel, Rev. Clinton Rev.
Swenson, Elizabeth Z.
Reel 89, Box 89
General Correspondence: Swi-Te (misc.)
Swift, Sarah J.
Swihart, D.W.
Sykes, Tom
Sylvester, Rev. E. Paul Rev.
Symons, Ruth C.
Sw [collective file]
Taber, Rev. Lloyd B.
Taber, Louis
Taft, Charles P.
Talbott, Dr. E. Guy
Talbott, Howard
Tallakson, Rev. Lloyal E.
Tamke, Rev. George R.F.
Tapley, Alice P.
Tarshish, Rabbi Allan
Taubeneck, Ignatius D.
Tavenner, Albion J.
Tayler, William L.
Taylor, Dr. Alva W.
Taylor, Arthur K.
Taylor, Caroline
Taylor, Clarence H.
Taylor, Prof. George
Taylor, George Oliver
Taylor, Jacob H., April- Oct. 1937
Taylor, Rev. John F.
Taylor, Rev. L.A.
Taylor, Rev. L. Wendell
Taylor, Lea D.
Taylor, Lytton R.
Taylor, Travis
Taylor, Rev. W.M.
Tead, Ordway
Teitelbaum, Rabbi Samuel
Terhune, Prof. ____
Terman, E.L.
Terrell, Harry E.
Terry, Cyrintha
Tetlie, Rev. Joseph
Te [collective file]
Reel 90, Box 90
General Correspondence: Th-Tin
Thayer, P. Edward
Thomas, Sister Aquinas
Thomas, C.V.
Thomas, Dr. D.Y.
Thomas, Dr. George F.
Thomas, Rev. George Monroe
Thomas, Mrs. Harrison
Thomas, Dr. James
Reel 90, Box 90 (cont’d.)
Thomas, Rev. John Edward
Thomas, Rev. John Newton
Thomas, Lavens, Dr. ____
Thomas, Norman
Thomas, Wilbur K.
Thompson, Dorothy
Thompson, Dr. Earnest T.
Thompson, Hugo
Thompson, Rev. J. Harold
Thompson, Dr. John
Thompson, Prof. John B.
Thompson, Melvin
Thompson, P.L.
Thompson, Seal
Thomson, Charles A.
Thomson, Rev. J. Harold
Thomson, Leon
Thomson, Matt H.
Thornburg, Rev. Mont
Thornburg, Opal
Thornton, Dr. E.W.
Thorny, Father ____
Thorp, R.L.
Thruston, Lucy Meacham
Thurber, C.H.
Thurber, John Newton
Thurman, Howard
Tibbetts, Rev. Norris L.
Tiffany, Mary (Mrs. Charles W.)
Tiffany, Rev. Fred R.
Time Magazine
Timerman, Rev. Donald
Timm, Dr. Charles A.
Timmons, Dr. Wofford C.
Tingley, Rev. A.E.
Tingley, Florence
Tinker, Wellington, 1937
Reel 91, Box 91
General Correspondence: Tip-To (misc.)
Tippett, Donald H.
Tittle, Dr. Ernest F.
Th [collective file]
Tobin, Chester M.
Tobin, Irwin M.
Todd, Prof. Arthur J.
Todd, Ruth
Tolley, William P.
Tomlin, Fred
Tompkins, Alva; Dora Pollock
Toothacker, Frank
Tope, M.S.
Torrison, Mrs. B.W.
Towner, Dr. Milton
Townsend, Ada
Townsley, Rev. Lester
To [collective file]
Reel 92, Box 92
General Correspondence: Tr-U (misc.)
Trager, Frank N.
Trimble, Martha
Trinkaus, Molly
Trotter, Rev. Fred B.
True, Prof. Allen
Truett, Dr. Geo. W.
Tr [collective file]
Tucker, Rev. Henry St. G.
Tucker, Luther
Tucker, Dr. Robert L.
Tucker, Rev. Roy
Tupper, Rev. Charles B.
Turck, Dr. Charles J.
Turner, Rev. Ewart Edmund
Turner, Frederick L.
Turner, Rev. O.E.
Tuttle, Bernice R.
Tuttle, Rev. Kenneth H.
Tyler, Florence G.
Tyler, Gertrude
Tyler, Helen E.
Tu [collective file]
Ullrich, Pauline
Ulp, Rev. George E.
Ulrich, Rev. Fred
The Union Signal
United Peace Chest
Uphoff, Walter
Upton, W.H.
Urmy, Marian S. (Mrs. R.B.)
Urmy, Ralph B.
Reel 92, Box 92 (cont’d.)
Utley, Clifton M.
United States government
U [collective file]
Reel 93, Box 93
General Correspondence: V-Wal
Van Buskirt, Dr. J.D.
Vance, Rev. James I.
Vance, Joseph A.
Van Deman, Roy L.
Vandenbosch, Prof. A.
Vanderberry, Rev. R.W.
Vanderburgh, Mrs. C.M.
Vandever, Rev. W.T.
Vanguard Press
Van Kirk, Walter
Van Kleeck, Mary
VanZandt, Philip G.
Varela, Agatha
Vaughan, David
V [collective file]
Velte, Charles
Velte, Rev. Willis W.
Vernon, Mabel
Vernon, Robert H.
Verplanck, Mrs. J. DeLancey
Vickers, Rev. W.H.
Viguerie, Francis Clay
Vittum, Harriet
Voelkel, Rev. Elmer E.
Voorhis, Hon. H. Jerry
Voss, Carl
Vruwink, Rev. Henry
Ve [collective file]
Wachtel, Agatha
Wade, Rev. Irving E.
Wagner, Rev. James E.
Wagner, Hon. Robert F.
Wahl, Rev. F.W.
Waite, Mary L.
Waldenberg, Rabbi S.H.
Waldron, Clint
Walker, Rev. Edwin
Walker, Prof. Harvey
Walker, J.R.
Walker, Dr. Raymond B.
Wall, Reid
Wallace, Rev. A.T.
Wallace, Florence
Wallack, Rev. A.M.
Walton, J. Barnard
Reel 94, Box 94
General Correspondence: Wan-
Wei (misc.)
Wann, Harry Arthur
W [collective file]
War Resisters League
Warburg, Nina L. (Mrs. Paul)
Ward Jr., Archibald F.
Ward, Dr. Elsie C.
Ward, J.S.
Ward, Wells & Dreshman
Ware, Robert L.
Warmer, Dr. George A.
Warren, Rev. Claude
Warren, Prof. Luther
Watson, Prof. Goodwin
Watson, J. Alln
Waymack, W.W.
War [collective file]
Wear, Robert B.
Weatherford, Willis Duke
Wehrhan, Rev. Nelson W.
Weienthal, Leo
Weigmann, Rev. F.W.
Weiler, Mary Joe
Weinberg, Mrs. Alexander
Weir, Rev. Howard R.
Weis, J. Max
Weiss, Rev. Henry L.
Weitz, Rabbi Martin M.
Wei [collective file]
Reel 95, Box 95
General Correspondence: Wel-Wh
Welborn, Irma
Weldon, Rev. Wilson O.
Wellard, James
Wellman, Prof. Frank A.
Wells, Prof. L.N.D.
Reel 95, Box 95 (cont’d.)
Wells, Mrs. Leeman
Wells, Marguerite M.
Wells, Dr. Roger H.
Welty, Mrs. Carl
Wentworth, Lois M.
Wentworth, Lydia G.
Werlein, Ewing
Werner, Prof. G.A.
Werner, Rev. Hazen
Wertheim, Edward L., May-Nov. 1937
West, Rev. M. Guy
West, Margaret A.
West, Ruth
Western Union Telegraph Co.
Westmaas, Rev. A.J.
Wel [collective file]
Whaley, W.C.
Whear, Rev. William N.
Wheeler Jr., J.H.
Whimsett, Rev. Grover C.
Whitaker, Eleanor
White, Dr. Hugh Vernon
White, Janet
White, Luke
White, Mrs. Paul A.
White, Mrs. R.M.
White, Roland
White, Rev. Wayne
Whitlock, H.N.
Whitney, A.F.
Whitney, Charles A.
Whitney, Prof. Norman J.
Whitsitt, Rev. W.S.
Whittier, Harriet
Reel 96, Box 96
General Correspondence: Wh (misc.)-Williams (misc.)
Wh [collective file]
Wickenden, Prof. Arthur C.
Wickenden, Dr. W.E.
Wicks, Dr. Robert R.
Wiegmann, Rev. F.W.
Wightman, Richard
Wilcox, Dr. Francis
Wiley, Alexander
Wiley, Samuel S.
Wilkin, Frank D.
Wilkins, C.E.
Wilkinson, D.R.
Willard Jr., Rev. C. Lawson
Willcoxon, F.W.
Willets, Rev. George L.
Wi [collective file]
Williams, Frank S.
Williams, H. Justice
Williams, Howard Y.
Williams, J. Paul
Williams, L.K.
Williams, Michael
Williams, Rev. Morgan
Williams, Dr. Thomas A.
Williams, Rev. William Harrison
Willingham, Edward
Williston, Frank
Williams [collective file]
Reel 97, Box 97
General Correspondence: Wils-Wom
Wilson, Mrs. E.G.
Wilson, E. Raymond
Wilson, Editha Mrs.
Wilson, Rev. Edwin H.
Wilson, Frank Dean
Wilson, Bishop Frank E.
Wilson, Rev. George H.
Wilson, H.M.
Wilson, Stewart G.
Winder, Mary Ida
Winn, Rev. Edgar
Winslow, Dr. Earl M.
Winslow, William Allen
Winsor, Mary Miss
Wirth, Louis
Wise, Carl A.
Wise, Helen
Wise, Bishop James
Wise, Rabbi Jonah B.
Wise, Rabbi Stephen S.
Wishard, Glenn W.
Wishart, Pres. Charles F.
Reel 97, Box 97 (cont’d.)
Witt, Rabbi Louis
Witthamper, W.W.
Wittke, Dr. Carl
Wilson, ____
Wolcott, Dr. Ruth F.
Wolf Jr., Frank
Wolf, Rev. W.H.
Wolff, Rev. C.
Wolseley, Mrs. Roland
Wolsey, Rabbi Louis
Women’s International League [for Peace and Freedom]
Reel 98, Box 98
General Correspondence: Woo-Wy
Wood, C. Stanley
Wood, Richard R.
Wood, W.C.
Woodford, B. Louise
Woodman, Dorothy
Woods, Dr. Andrew H.
Woodward, Walter C.
Woolf, Rabbi Sidney
Woolley, Mary E.
Wootten, Barbara (Mrs.)
Workman, Dr. James W.
World events
World Peaceways, Inc.
Worley, Gordon
Worrell, Ruth M.
Wright, Rev. Bruce S.
Wright, Ernest H.
Wright, Rev. Harold
Wright, Rev. Paul S.
Wright, Prof. Quincy
Wulff, Mrs. J.C.
Wyatt, Rev. George D.
Wyer, Samuel S.
Wo [collective file]
Reel 99, Box 99
General Correspondence: X-Z
Yard, James M.
Yarmov, Jack, Mr.
Yeaple, Dr. Whitney S. K.
Yergen, Max
Yerkes, Sue C.
York, Sgt. Alvin C.
Young, Rev. Bradford
Young, Prof. Kimball
Young, Lou E.
Young Men's Christian Association
Young, Rev. S. Edward
Young, William L.
Young Women's Christian Association
Youngman, Roy M.
Youth News Service
X-Y [collective file]
Zander, Eugene
Zerby, Prof. Raybora L.
Zerfoss, Dr. Karl
Zietlow, Rev. & Mrs. Carl F.
Zigleer, Dr. M.R.
Zimmerman, Dr. William
Zumbrunnen, Rev. Thomas
Z [collective file]
Reel 100, Box 100
General Correspondence: Geographical
Alabama
Anniston
Birmingham
Dacatur
Florence
Gadsden
Mobile
Montgomery
Alabama
Arizona
Douglas
Mesa
Phoenix
Tempe
Tucson
Arizona
Arkansas
Clarksville
Conway
Fayetteville
Fort Smith
Hot Springs
Reel 100, Box 100 (cont’d.)
Arkansas (cont’d.)
Little Rock
Little Rock
Arkansas
California
Alhambra
Altadena
Anaheim
Banning
Berkeley
Compton
Covina
Dinuba
El Monte
Fresno
Fullerton
Glendale
Hollister
Hollywood
Huntington Park
Inglewood
LaHabra
LaJolla
Long Beach
Reel 101, Box 101
General Correspondence: Geographical
California (cont’d.)
Los Angeles, April-Dec. 1937
Los Angeles, Jan.-March 1937
Los Angeles, Dec. 1936
Mills College
Modesto
Oakland
Ojai
Palo Alto
Pasadena
Paso Robles
Pomona
Redlands
Richmond
Riverside
Sacramento
San Bernardino
San Dimas
San Diego
San Francisco
Sanger
San Jose
San Luis Obispo
Santa Ana
Santa Barbara
Santa Cruz
Santo Monica
Sierra Madre
Reel 102, Box 102
General Correspondence: Geographical
California (cont’d.)
Stockton
Tujunga
Van Nuys
Ventura
Visalia
Whittier
California: lists
California
California
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Fort Collins
Greeley
Pueblo
Colorado
Colorado
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Bristol
Danbury
Greenwich
Hartford
Lakeville
Meriden
Middletown
New Britain
New Haven
New London
Norwalk
Norwich
Reel 103, Box 103
General Correspondence: Geographical
Connecticut (cont’d.)
Ridgefield
Seymour
Torrington
Waterbury
Wethersfield
Willimantic
Wilton
Windsor
Yalesville
Connecticut
Connecticut
Delaware
Dover
Georgetown
Millsboro
New Castle,
Wilmington
Delaware
Delaware
Washington, D.C.
March-Nov. 1937
Feb. 1937
Dec. 1936-Jan. 1937
Sept.-Nov. 1936
Reel 104, Box 104
General Correspondence: Geographical
Washington, D.C. (cont’d.)
Feb.-Aug. 1936
Florida
Dania
Daytona Beach
Gainesville
Jacksonville
Lakeland
Leesburg
Miami
Pensacola
St. Petersburg
Tallahassee
Tampa
Winter Park
Florida
Georgia
Athens
Atlanta, March-Oct. 1937
Atlanta, June 1936-Feb. 1937
Augusta
Decatur
Elberton
Griffin,Georgia
La Grange
Macon
Newnan
Savannah
Thomasville
Valdosta
Waycross
Georgia
Idaho
Boise
Pocatelle
Idaho
Reel 105, Box 105
General Correspondence: Geographical
Illinois
Alton
Aurora
Bourbonnais
Bloomington
Cairo
Centralia
Champaign & Urbana
Chicago
April-Nov. 1937
March 1937
Feb. 1937
Jan. 1937
Oct.-Dec. 1936
Oct. 1936
Aug.-Sept. 1936
Reel 106, Box 106
General Correspondence: Geographical
Illinois (cont’d.)
Chicago
Jan.-July 1936
Reel 106, Box 106 (cont’d.)
Illinois (cont’d.)
Chicago: Lists
Danville
Decatur
Dekalb
East St. Louis
Elgin
Evanston
Galesburg
Granite City
Hinsdale
Joliet
Kankakee
Kewanee
La Grange
Maywood
Moline
Monmouth
Naperville
Oak Park
Oneida
Peoria
Princeton
Quincy
River Forest
Rock Island
Rockford
St. Charles
Springfield
Illinois
Illinois
Illinois: Miscellaneous
Reel 107, Box 107
General Correspondence: Geographical
Indiana
Bloomington
Carthage
Connersville
East Chicago
Eaton
Elkhart
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Frankfort
Hammond
Huntington
Indianapolis
Jan.-Sept. 1937
March-Dec. 1936
Kokomo
Lafayette
Muncie
New Albany
Newcastle
North Manchester
Richmond
Salem
Seymour
South Bend
Terre Haute
Tipton
Vincennes
Wabash
Winamac
Indiana
Iowa
Ames
Atlantic
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Reel 108, Box 108
General Correspondence: Geographical
Iowa (cont’d.)
Clinton
Davenport
Des Moines
Eldora
Estherville
Fort Dodge
Grinnell
Harlan
Iowa City
LaPorte City
Marshalltown
Mason City
Mt. Vernon
New Providence
Oskaloosa
Ottumwa
Reel 108, Box 108 (cont’d.)
Iowa (cont’d.)
Richland
Sioux City
Spencer
Waterloo
Waupeton
Iowa
Iowa
Iowa
Kansas
Baldwin
Cedar Vale
Clay Center
Coffeyville
Emporia
Greenleaf
Reel 109, Box 109
General Correspondence: Geographical
Kansas (cont’d.)
Hutchinson
Independence
Kansas City
Lawrence
Manhattan
McPherson
Minneapolis
Osborne
Ottawa
Salina
Topeka
Wichita
Winfield
Kansas
Kansas
Kentucky
Ashland
Berea
Bowling Green
Frankfort
Franklin
Hopkinsville
Lexington
Louisville
Murray
Newport
Owensboro
Paducuh
Kentucky
Kentucky
Louisiana
Archibald
Baton Rouge
Lake Charles
New Orleans
Shreveport
Louisiana
Reel 110, Box 110
General Correspondence: Geographical
Maine
Augusta
Bangor
Brunswick
Farmington
Gardner
Houlton
Kennebunk
Lewiston
Orono
Portland
Skowhegan
Waterville
Maine
Maine
Maryland
Baltimore
April-Dec. 1937
Jan.-March 1937
July-Dec. 1936
Jan.-June 1936
Chestertown
Cumberland
Easton,
Salisbury,
Westminster
Maryland
Maryland
Reel 111, Box 111
General Correspondence: Geographical
Massachusetts
Amesbury
Amherst
Arlington Heights
Attleboro
Belchertown
Boston
May-Dec. 1937
Jan.-April 1937
Jan.-Dec. 1936
Bridgewater
Brockton
Brookline
Cambridge
Cotuit
E. Northfield
Fall River
Fitchburg
Framingham
Gardner
Gloucester
Greenfield
Holliston
Hyde Park
Lawrence
Lowell
Lynn
Methuen
Milton
New Bedford
Newburyport
Newton Centre
Newtonville
Northampton
Salem
South Hadley
Springfield
Stoneham
Swansea
Reel 112, Box 112
General Correspondence: Geographical
Massachusetts (cont’d.)
Waltham
Wellesley
Wellesley Hills
West Roxbury
Winchester
Worcester
Massachusetts
Michigan
Albion
Alma
Adrian
Ann Arbor
Battle Creek
Bay City
Benton Harbor
Cass City
Detroit
Jan.-Oct. 1937
1936
Flint
Reel 113, Box 113
General Correspondence: Geographical
Michigan (cont’d.)
Grand Rapids
Jackson
Kalamazoo
Lansing
Mount Clemens
Muskegon
Paw Paw
Pontiac
Royal Oak
Saginaw
Ypsilanti
Michigan
Minnesota
Bemidji
Brainerd
Detroit Lakes
Dodge Center
Duluth
Farmington
Fergus Falls
Fulda
Glenwood
Hibbing
Reel 113, Box 113 (cont’d.)
Minnesota (cont’d.)
Jackson
Kasson
Lakefield
Reel 114, Box 114
General Correspondence: Geographical
Minnesota (cont’d.)
Mankato, Minnesota
Minneapolis
April-Dec. 1937
Jan.-March, 1937
Dec. 31, 1936
Northfield
Rush City
St. Cloud
St. Paul
Sauk Centre
Vernon Center
Virginia
Wadena
Willmar
Windom
Minnesota
Mississippi
Biloxi
Hattiesburg
Jackson
Meridian
Mississippi
Missouri
Cape Girardeau
Carthage
Columbia
Gladden
Hannibal
Jefferson City
Joplin
Reel 115, Box 115
General Correspondence: Geographical
Missouri (cont’d.)
Kansas City
April-Nov. 1937
May 1936-March 1937
Kirksville
Marshall
Maryville
Mountain Grove
Parkville
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Jan-Nov. 1937
April-Dec. 1936
Sedalia
Springfield
Webster Groves
Missouri
Montana
Bozeman
Missoula
Montana
Reel 116, Box 116
General Correspondence: Geographical
Nebraska
Beatrice
Central City
Ceresco
Chadron
Comstock
Grand Island
Lincoln
Omaha
Nebraska
Nevada
Reno
Nevada
New Hampshire
Claremont
Concord
Durham
Exeter
Hanover
Keene
Laconia
Lebanon
Littleton
Manchester
Nashua
Portsmouth
Reel 116, Box 116 (cont’d.)
New Hampshire (cont’d.)
Rochester
Tilton
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Asbury Park
Atlantic City
Bayonne
Burlington
Camden
Carteret
Chatham
Dover
Elizabeth
Englewood
Glen Ridge
Hackensack
Jersey City
Lakewood
Long Branch
Reel 117, Box 117
General Correspondence: Geographical
New Jersey (cont’d.)
Madison
Maplewood
Medford
Millburn
Montclair
Moorestown
Morristown
Mount Holly
Newark
New Brunswick
Newton
The Oranges
Passaic
Peterson
Perth Amboy
Plainfield
Pleasantville
Princeton
Red Bank
Ridgewood
Rutherford
Salem
Somerville
Summit
Trenton
Union City
Upper Montclair
Vineland
Westfield
Reel 118, Box 118
General Correspondence: Geographical
New Jersey (cont’d.)
New Jersey
New Jersey
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Las Vegas
Santa Fe
New Mexico
New York
New York City
May -Dec. 1937
April 1937
March 1937
Feb. 1937
Jan. 1937
Reel 119, Box 119
General Correspondence: Geographical
New York (cont’d.)
New York City
Dec. 1936
Nov. 1936
Oct. 1936
Aug.-Sept. 1936
June-July 1936
Reel 120, Box 120
General Correspondence: Geographical
New York (cont’d.)
New York City
May 1936
Feb.-April 1936
New York City: Lists
Albany
Amsterdam
Reel 120, Box 120 (cont’d.)
New York (cont’d.)
Batavia
Binghampton
Bronx
Bronxville
Brooklyn
Jan.-Nov. 1937
March-Dec. 1936
Buffalo
1937
Feb.-Dec. 1936
Canton
Carthage
Catskill
Chappaqua
DeRuyter
East Aurora
Elmira
Reel 121, Box 121
General Correspondence: Geographical
New York (cont’d.)
Flushing L.I.
Garden City
Glens Falls
Gloversville
Hamilton
Hempstead
Ithaca
Jamaica
Jamestown
Johnstown
Katonah
Keuka Park
Kingston
Kirkville
Larchmont
Little Falls
Lockport
Long Island
Medina
Middletown
Mount Vernon
New Rochelle
Niagara Falls, N.Y.
Olean
Oneida
Orangeburg
Painted Post
Perry
Pleasantville
Port Chester
Poughkeepsie
Pulaski
Red Hook
Rochester
Jan.-Nov. 1937
Feb.-Dec. 1936
Rome
Rye
Salamanca
Saranac Lake
Saratoga Springs
Schenectady
Springville
Staten Island
Reel 122, Box 122
General Correspondence: Geographical
New York (cont’d.)
Syracuse
Jan.-Nov. 1937
Feb.-Dec. 1936
Troy
Utica
Waterloo
Watertown
White Plains
Yonkers
New York
North Carolina
Asheville
Black Mountain
Chapel Hill
Charlotte
Durham
Fayetteville
Greensboro
Greenville
Guilford College
Reel 123, Box 123
General Correspondence:Geographical
North Carolina (cont’d.)
High Point
Lilesville
Lumberton
Raleigh
Rocky Mount
Salisbury
Shelby
Smithfield
Tarboro
Wilmington
Wilson
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
North Carolina
North Dakota
Bismarck
Charbonneau
Dickinson
Fargo
Grand Forks
Jamestown
Minot
North Dakota
Ohio
Akron
Alliance
Ashtabula
Athens
Bowling Green
Camden
Canton
Chillicothe
Cincinnati
Jan.-Oct. 1937
Ohio, 1936
Reel 124, Box 124
General Correspondence: Geographical
Ohio (cont’d.)
Cleveland
Jan.-Sept. 1937
Ohio, 1936
Columbus
April-Dec. 1937
Jan.-March 1937
1936
Dayton
Delaware
Delphos
Reel 125, Box 125
General Correspondence: Geographical
Ohio (cont’d.)
Findlay
Granville
Greenville
Hamilton
Hiram
Lake Wood
Lancaster
Lima
Lodi
Lorain
Mansfield
Marion
Middletown
Mt. Vernon
Neffs
Newark
Oberlin
Ottawa
Portsmouth
Sandusky
Springfield
Oxford
Painesville
Piqua
Steubenville
Tiffin
Toledo
Urbana
Warren
Westerville
Wilmington
Wooster
Xenia
Yellow Springs
Reel 125, Box 125 (cont’d.)
Ohio (cont’d.)
Youngstown
Ohio: Lists
Ohio
Reel 126, Box 126
General Correspondence: Geographical
Oklahoma, March 31, 1937
Enid
Muskogee
Norman
Oklahoma City
Okmulgee
Ponca City
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Oregon, March 16, 1937
Corvallis
Eugene
Grants Pass
McMinnville
Medford
Newberg
Pendelton
Portland
Jan.-Nov. 1937
1936
Salem
Tillamook
Oregon
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
April-Dec. 1937
Feb.-March 1937
Jan. 1937
Reel 127, Box 127
General Correspondence: Geographical
Pennsylvania (cont’d.)
Philadelphia
Dec. 1936
Nov. 1936
Sept.-Oct. 1936
Jan.-Aug. 1936
Feb.-Dec. 1937
Pittsburgh
April 1936-Jan. 1937
Reel 128, Box 128
General Correspondence: Geographical
Pennsylvania (cont’d.)
Allentown
Altoona
Anderson
Atglen
Beaver Falls
Berkshire Heights
Berwick
Bethlehem
Bird-in-Hand
Bloomsburg
Bristol
Bryn Mawr
Canton
Carbondale
Cardale
Carlisle
Chambersburg
Chester
Chestnut Hill
Coatesville
Doylestown
East Stroudsburg
Easton
Erie
George School
Germantown
Gettysburg
Hanover
Harrisburg
Haverford
Hazelton
Huntingdon
Reel 129, Box 129
General Correspondence: Geographical
Pennsylvania (cont’d.)
Indiana
Jenkintown
Johnstown
Reel 129, Box 129 (cont’d.)
Pennsylvania (cont’d.)
Kingston
Lancaster
Lansdowne
Lebanon
Lehighton
Lewisburg
Lewistown
Lock Haven
McKeesport
Meadville
Media
Mifflinburg
Montoursville
Mount Carmel
Moylan
New Castle
Newtown Square
Norristown
Nottingham
Oil City
Palmerton
Phoenixville
Plymouth
Pottstown
Pottsville
Quakertown
Radnor
Reading
Royersford
Scranton
Selinsgrove
Reel 130, Box 130
General Correspondence: Geographical
Pennsylvania (cont’d.)
Sewickley
Shamokin
Shickshinney
Shippensburg
State College
Sunbury
Swarthmore
Tamaqua
Villanova
Wallingford
Washington
Wayne
West Chester
Westtown
Wilkes-Barre
Williamsport
Wyncote
York
Pennsylvania: Cities A-L [collective file]
Pennsylvania: Cities M-Z [collective file]
Pennsylvania
Reel 131, Box 131
General Correspondence: Geographical
Rhode Island
Pawtucket
Providence
Westerly
Rhode Island
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Charleston
Clinton
Columbia
Gaffney
Greenville
Greenwood
Orangeburg
Rock Hill
Spartanburg
Sumter
South Carolina
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Clearfield
Eagle Butte
Huron
Mitchell
Philip
Sioux Falls
Yankton
South Dakota
Reel 131, Box 131 (cont’d.)
Tennessee
Chattanooga, Feb.-Oct. 1937
Chattanooga, Nov. 1936-Jan. 1937
Clarksville
Columbia
Franklin
Jackson
Jellico
Johnson City
Kingsport
Knoxville
McKenzie
Memphis
Murfreesboro
Nashville, April-Dec. 1937
Nashville, Jan.-March 1937
Reel 132, Box 132
General Correspondence: Geographical
Tennessee (cont’d.)
Nashville, 1936
Norris
Paris
Shelbyville
Tennessee
Tennessee
Texas
Amarillo
Austin
Beaumont
Brownsville
Chatfield
Corpus Christi
Corsicana
Dallas
Denison
Denton
El Paso
Fort Worth
Galveston
Georgetown
Houston, Jan. 1937
Houston, 1936
Reel 133, Box 133
General Correspondence: Geographical
Texas (cont’d.)
Jacksonville
Lubbock
Marlin
Marshall
Port Arthur
San Angelo
San Antonio
Schulenburg
Sherman
Tyler
Waco
Washington
Weimar
Wichita Falls
Texas
Texas
Utah
Logan
Ogden
Provo
Salt Lake City
Utah
Vermont
Arlington
Barre
Bellows Falls
Bennington
Brattleboro
Burlington
Middlebury
Rutland
Springfield
Vergennes
Vermont
Vermont
Virginia
Bridgewater
Bristol
Broadway
Charlottesville
Danville
Farmville
Reel 133, Box 133 (cont’d.)
Virginia (cont’d.)
Fredericksburg
Harrisonburg
Ivor
Lexington
Lynchburg
Newport
Norfolk
Reel 134, Box 134
General Correspondence: Geographical
Virginia (cont’d.)
Petersburg
Portsmouth
Richmond
Roanoke
Rocky Mount
Staunton
Tazewell
Williamsburg
Winchester
Virginia
Washington
Pullman
Seattle
Spokane
Tacoma
Walla Walla
Washington
Washington
West Virginia
Charleston
Fairmount
Huntington
Junior
Morgantown
Wheeling
West Virginia
Reel 135, Box 135
General Correspondence: Geographical
Wisconsin
Appleton
Baraboo
Beaver Dam
Beloit
Chippewa Falls
Eau Claire
Fond du Lac
Fort Atkinson
Fredonia
Green Bay
Janesville
Kenosha
La Crosse
Lake Geneva
Madison
Milwaukee
Portage
Racine
Rice Lake
Ripon
Sparta
Stevens Point
Superior
Watertown
Waupun
West Allis
Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Casper
Douglas
Laramie
Wyoming
Foreign
Canada
China
England
France
Puerto Rico
Switzerland
Reel 136, Box 136
Correspondence: Area Directors
Adams, Fred, Area Director,
Kalamazoo, Michigan
March-August 1987
Jan.-Feb. 1937
Adkins, A. Carl, Area Director,
Reel 136, Box 136 (cont’d.)
Altanta
May-Nov. 1937
March-April 1937
Feb. 1937
Blackwell, H. Conrad, Area Director, Richmond, Virginia
April-July, 1937
March 1937
Jan.-Feb. 1937
Reel 137, Box 137
Correspondence: Area Directors
Collins, Rev. George L., Area Director, Madison, Wisconsin
Feb.-Dec. 1937
Dec. 1936-Jan. 1937
Mrs. M. M. Winans, Secretary
Collins, Rev. George L., Area Director, Madison, Wisconsin, Feb.-Dec. 1936
Kavanaugh, John F. & Calvin Cope, Area Directors: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Feb.-Nov. 1937
Cope, Calvin C. & J.F. Kavanaugh, Area Directors: Philadelphia, Feb-Apr 1937
Dalton, Glen D., Area Director, Columbus, Ohio
April-Nov. 1937
March 1937
Reel 138, Box 138
Correspondence: Area Directors
Dalton, Glen D., Area Director, Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 1936-
Feb. 1937
M. Allyn, Secretary
Dalton, Glen D., Area Director, Columbus, Ohio
Nov. 1936-Jan. 1937
Oct. 1936
June-July 1936
April-May 1936
Reel 139, Box 139
Correspondence: Area Directors
Elliott, Arthur, Area Director, Minneapolis, Minnesota
May-Nov. 1937
April 1937
March 1937
June 1936-Feb. 1937
Knapp, Helen, Secretary
Elliott, Arthur, Area Director, Minneapolis, Minnesota, March-
May 1936
Elliott, Paul S., Area Director, Portland, Oregon, March-Dec. 1937
Elliott, Paul & Harry W. Stone, Area Directors, Portland, Oregon, Feb. 1936-Feb. 1937 [see also Box 147]
Reel 140, Box 140
Correspondence: Area Directors
Griggs, Earl N., Area Director, Syracuse, New York
April-Nov. 1937
April 1936-March 1937
Hancox, Herbert F., Area Director, Chicago, Illinois
May-Oct. 1937
April 1937
Oct. 1936 - Feb. 1937
Pollock, Dora, Secretary
Hankins, J. Lester, Area Director, Boston, Massachusetts, May-
Nov. 1937
Reel 141, Box 141
Correspondence: Area Directors
Hankins, J. Lester, Area Director, Boston, Massachusetts, Oct. 1937-Feb. 1937 [April 1937?]
Davis, Howard P., Secretary
Hankins, J. Lester, Area Director, Boston, Massachusetts
Sept.-Dec. 1936
June-Aug. 1936
Jan.-May 1936
Hayes, Egbert M., Area Director, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, March-Sept. 1937
Reel 142, Box 142
Correspondence: Area Directors
Hayes, Egbert M., Area Director, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
Nov. 1936-Feb. 1937
Griffin, Mrs. Elizabeth E., Secretary
Helm, Rev. Bert, Area Director, Houston, Texas
May-Dec. 1937
March-April 1937
Sept. 1936-Feb. 1937
Judson, Russell F., Area Director, St. Louis, Missouri, Feb.-Nov. 1937
McPherson Jr., Nenien C., Jan.-May 1936
Reel 143, Box 143
Correspondence: Area Directors
Miller, Mrs. Ellacoya (Harold T.), Detroit, Michigan, Jan.-May 1936
Mills, Ethelwyn, Area Director, Los Angeles, Sept. 1936 - Nov. 1937
Reel 144, Box 144
Correspondence: Area Directors
Mills, Ethelwyn, Area Director, Los Angeles, Jan.-Aug. 1936
Moore, Fred Atkins, 1936-March 1937
Parry, William D., Area Director, Jan.-July 1937
Reel 145, Box 145
Correspondence: Area Directors
Rains, Paul B. Rev., Area Director, Kansas City, Missouri
Mar.-Oct. 1937
Jan.-Feb. 1937
Rumbough, Constance, Area Director, Nashville, Tennessee
April-Oct. 1937
Feb.-March 1937
Oct. 1936 - Jan. 1937
Reel 146, Box 146
Correspondence: Area Directors
Rumbough, Constance
Carbon copies
Nov.-Dec. 1936
Sept.-Dec. 1936
Carbon copies, Oct. 1936
Reel 147, Box 146 (cont’d.)
Carbon copies, Sept. 1936
Carbon copies, July-Aug. 1936
Reel 148, Box 147
Correspondence: Area Directors
Schaal, Dr. E.A., Jan.-Nov. 1936
Stone, Harry W., Area Director, Portland, Oregon, Nov. 1937
Stone, Harry W. & Paul Elliot, Jan.-June 1937 [see also Elliott, Paul S., Box 139]
Tinker, Wellington H, Area Director, New York, New York, Oct. 1936-Oct. 1937
Carbon copies A-L [primarily from June-Sept. 1936]
Reel 149, Box 148
Correspondence: Area Directors
Tinker, Wellington H, Area Director, New York, New York, 1936
Carbon copies M-Z [primarily from June-Sept. 1936]
Tompkins, Alva & Dora Pollock, Chicago, Illinois
Sept.-Dec. 1936
Feb.-Aug. 1936
Womer, Wayne W., Hartford
May-June 1937
Dec. 1936-April 1937
Reel 150, Box 149
Correspondence: Speakers Bureau
Abele, Ralph C.
Allen, Devere, 1936
Anderson, K. Brooke
Arndt, Prof. Elmer J.F.
Aspinwall, Lura E.
Bainton, Prof. Roland H.
Barstow, Robbins W.
Beaven, Dr. Albert W.
Becker, Rev. Paul
Reel 150, Box 149 (cont’d.)
Belk, Dr. J. Blanton
Bernstein, Dr. Philip L.
Bingham, Alfred
Blakney, Rev. Raymond B.
Boss Jr., Charles F.
Bowman, Dr. Harold L.
Bragg, Rev. Raymond
Brickner, Rabbi Barnett R.
Brummitt, Dr. Dan B.
Bryant, Stewart
Burt, Rev. Paul
Buttrick, Dr. George A.
Reel 151, Box 150
Correspondence: Speakers Bureau
Calhoun, Dr. Robert L.
Case, Rev. Harold C.
Chaffee, Rev. Edmund B.
Chalmers, Dr. Allan Knight
Chance, Harold, Jan.-May 1936
Chanter, Prof. William George
Clark, Grover
Clark, Prof. Keith
Clausen, Dr. Bernard
Clinchy, Rev. Russell J.
Conard, Joseph W.
Cooper, Russell M.
Cotton, Rev. J. Harry
Cox, Prof. Garfield V.
Crain, Dr. James A.
Cranston, Dr. Earl
Cronbach, Dr. Abraham
Crossfield, R.H.
Darvall, Frank
Davis, Prof. Jerome
Dawson, Dr. Joseph M.
Day, Dr. Gardiner M.
Day, John Warren
Detzer, Dorothy, 1936
Douglas, Prof. Paul H.
Dunnington, Lewis L.
Reel 152, Box 151
Correspondence: Speakers Bureau
Eddy, Sherwood, 1936-Jan. 1937
Eichelberger, Clark M.
Eleazer, Dr. R.B.
Elliott, Dr. E.A.
Elliott, Harriet
Elliott, Dr. John W.
Elliott, Phillips
Eubank, Prof. Earle
Fairchild, Prof. Henry Pratt
Faust, Dr. Floyd
Fenwick, Prof. Charles G.
Fey, Harold
Fisher, Dr. Edgar J.
Frost, Rev. Harlam M.
Gibson, Rev. George M.
Gilkey, Dr. Charles W.
Goldstein, Rabbi Sidney E.
Graham, T.W.
Grant, Donald
Greene, Rev. Theodore A.
Greshman, Dr. Perry E.
Hahne, Prof. Ernest H.
Handsaker, J.J., Jan.-May 1936
Reel 153, Box 152
Correspondence: Speakers Bureau
Harkness, Prof. Georgia
Harlow, Prof. Ralph
Hart, Prof. Hornell
Hartman, Prof. George W.
Heinsohn, Dr. Edmund
Heller, Rabbi James G.
Hickok, Ralph K.
Hilley, Howard S.
Hindman, Dr. Ralph B.
Hobbs, Prof. R.J.M.
Holmes, Prof. Jesse H.
Holmes, Dr. John Haynes
Hume, Theodore C.
Hunt, Rev. Ray E.
Hunter, Joseph Boone
Inman, Dr. Samuel G.
Isserman, Rabbi Ferdinand M.
Israel, Rabbi Edward L.
James F. Prof. Cyril
Jenney, Dr. Ray Freeman
Jones, Bishop Paul
Reel 153, Box 152 (cont’d.)
Kennedy, Rev. Frank J.
Kimball, Chase
King, Rev. Joseph F.
King, Dr. William Peter
Kirk, Prof. Grayson L.
Leckland, Dr. G.S.
Laidler, Harry W.
Lane, Rev. Stoddard
Lansbury, Hon. George
Laves, Dr. Walter H.C.
Reel 154, Box 153
Correspondence: Speakers Bureau
Libby, Frederick J., 1936
Limbert, Dr. Paul M.
Macy, Paul Griswold
MacLean, Rev. Donald
Maquire Rev. J.W.R.
Maurer, Irving
McGeachy, Rev. D.P.
McKean, M.H.
McKee, Rev. Elmore
Miller Jr., Rev. Spencer
Mitchell, Dr. S.C.
Moore, John S.
Morgan, Laura Puffer
Myres Jr., Prof. S.D. Jr.
Nelson, Claud
Ruth Nichols
Niebuhr, Dr. Reinhold
Norris, Kathleen
Newton, Ray, 1936
Newton, Ray & Babette
Reel 155, Box 154
Correspondence: Speakers Bureau
O'Donnell, Prof. Charles Prof.
Olmstead, Mildred Scott
Onderdonk, Dr. F.S.
Page, Kirby, 1936-April 1937
Palmer, Dr. Albert W.
Paul, Dr. Alexander
Phillips, Dr. Hubert
Pickett, Clarence E.
Porter, Paul
Poteat, Dr. W.L.
Rankin, Jeannette
Rich, Raymond T.
Reel 156, Box 155
Correspondence: Speakers Bureau
Robinson, Rev. Morris C.
Root, Dr. Paul A.
Russell, Dr. Elbert
Sayre, John Nevin
Schloerb, Rolland W.
Schroeder, Rev. John C.
Schwalm, V.F. Pres.
Searle, Dr. Robert W.
Seesholtz, Anne
Sherman, Dr. W.J.
Sias, Rev. G. Gerald
Sikes, Walter W.
Skinner, Clarence R.
Smith, Asbury
Smith, Rev. Luther Wesley
Smith, Tucker P.
Speers, Rev. T. Guthrie
Staley, Pro. Eugene M.
Stanbury, Rev. W.A.
Stearns, Josephine, Jan.-May 1936
Steel, Rev. Marshall T.
Steiner, Dr. Edward A.
Stitt, Dr. Jesse William
Swan, Rev. Alfred W.
Sweetman, Ray, Jan.-May 1936
Tayler, Dr. William L.
Taylor, Jacob, 1936-March 1937
Reel 157, Box 156
Correspondence: Speakers Bureau
Thompson, Prof. & Mrs. John B., March-Sept 1936
Timm, Prof. Charles A.
Tucker, Rev. Robert L.
Turck, Dr. Charles J.
Van Kirk, Walter, 1936-March 1937
Van Kleeck, Mary
Voss, Carl H., Jan.-May 1936
Wertheim, Edward L., Jan-April 1937
Wertheim, Edward L., 1936
Reel 157, Box 156 (cont’d.)
Wertheim, Edward L.
Wickenden, Prof. Arthur C.
Willets, Rev. George L.
Williams, Howard Y.
Wise, Rabbi Stephen S.
Woolley, Dr. Mary E.
Workman, Dr. James W.
Young, Rev. Bradford
Reel 158, Box 157
Area Records
Composit report of meetings
Royden meetings
List of cities in each area having some organization for peace work
List of 100 largest cities in each area
Comments on Emergency Peace Campaign meetings
ROTC, D.A.R & American Legion comments
Area Records (in city order)
Atlanta area
Atlanta area reports of No-Foreign-War Crusade meetings
Boston area
Boston area reports of No-Foreign-War Crusade meetings
Chicago area
Chicago area reports of No-Foreign-War Crusade meetings
Columbus area
Columbus area reports of No-Foreign-War Crusade meetings
Dallas area
Dallas area reports of No-Foreign-War Crusade meetings
Hartford area
Houston area
Houston area reports of No-Foreign-War Crusade meetings
Kalamazoo area
Kansas City area
Kansas City area reports of No-Foreign-War Crusade meetings
Los Angeles area
Los Angeles area reports of No-Foreign-War Crusade meetings
Madison area
Madison area reports of No-Foreign-War Crusade meetings
Minneapolis area
Minneapolis area reports of No-Foreign-War Crusade meetings
Nashville area
Nashville area reports of No-Foreign-War Crusade meetings
New York City area
Philadelphia area
Philadelphia area reports of No-Foreign-War Crusade meetings
Pittsburgh area
Pittsburgh area reports of No-Foreign-War Crusade meetings
Portland area
Portland area reports of No-Foreign-War Crusade meetings
Richmond area
Richmond area reports of No-Foreign-War Crusade meetings
St. Louis area
St. Louis area reports of No-Foreign-War Crusade meetings
Syracuse area
Syracuse area reports of No-Foreign-War Crusade Meetings
Reel 159, Box 158
Kansas City Office: A-E
Area exchange
Chicago, Illinois
Houston, Texas
Kansas City
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Nashville, Tennessee
St. Louis, Missouri
Syracuse, New York
Area offices: miscellaneous
Kansas City area
Area finances
Paul Erickson
Kansas City area: form letters
Reel 159, Box 158 (cont’d.)
Inquiry forms (filled in by public)
Mailing lists
Mass meeting information sheets
Miscellaneous
Monthly reports
Peace preparedness
Publicity
Speakers
Colorado
Alamosa
Boulder
Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs
Denver
Fort Collins
Fort Morgan
Greeley
Las Animas
Monte Vista
Pueblo
Sterling
Walensburg
Colorado
C [collective file]
D [collective file]
EPC: area reports
EPC: blank forms
EPC: bulletins
C.O.P.
EPC: Finance Department
Reel 160, Box 159
Kansas City Office: E-K
EPC: form letters
EPC: Jewish Department—Baruch Braunstein
EPC: Labor Department
Literature
Literature prices
Literature--Miriam Levering
EPC: memorandums
EPC: National Peace Enrollment
EPC: Negro Department—John
Dillingham
EPC: objectives
EPC: pamphlets
EPC: publicity
EPC: Record Department—Agatha Wachtel
EPC: reports
EPC: Youth Department—Harold Chance
E [collective file]
Foreign Policy Association
G [collective file]
Iowa
Atlantic
Avoca
Bedford
Corning
Corydon
Creston
Des Moines
Earlham
Garnett
Greenfield
Grinnell
Harlan
Logan
Milo
Mt. Ayr
Oakland
Osceola
Red Oak
Shenandoah
Villisca
J [collective file]
Kansas
Abilene
Arkansas City
Atchinson
Baldwin
Belleville
Beloit
Cedar Vale
Chanute
Cherryvale
Clay Center
Coffeyville
Coldwater
Concordia
Reel 160, Box 159 (cont’d.)
Kansas (cont’d.)
Dodge City
Downs
El Dorado
Emporia
Eureka
Reel 161, Box 160
Kansas City Office: K-M
Kansas (cont’d.)
Great Bend
Greenleaf
Hays
Hillsboro
Humboldt
Hutchinson
Independence
Iola
Junction City
Kansas City
Kingman
Larned
Lawrence
Lehigh
Lindsborg
Manhattan
Mankato
McPherson
Minneapolis
Newton
Nickerson
Ottawa
Parsons
Pittsburgh
Salina
Salina
Seneca
Smolan
South Haven
Stafford
Topeka
Wakeeney
Washington
Wellington
Wichita
Winfield
Kansas
Legislation
Missouri
Belton
Bolivar
Brookfield
Carrollton
Carthage
Chillicothe
Crane
Forest City
Independence
Joplin
Joplin
Reel 162, Box 161
Kansas City Office: M-N
Missouri (cont’d.)
Kansas City
Liberty
Marshall
Maryville
Mt. Vernon
Nevada
Norborne
Norfolk
Odessa
Parkville
Princeton
Ravenwood
Rich Hill
St. Joseph
Sedalia,Missouri
Slater
Springfield
Stanberry
Trenton
Webb City
Windsor
M [collective file]
National Council for Prevention of War
National labor relations
National Peace Conference
Nebraska
Alliance
Reel 162, Box 161 (cont’d.)
Nebraska (cont’d.)
Beatrice
Broken Bow
Central City
Chadron
Columbus
Comstock
Doniphan
Fairbury
Fremont
Fullerton
Geneva
Grand Island
Grand Island
Hastings
Hastings
Holdredge
Ithaca
Lexington
Lincoln
Lincoln
Loup City
Mitchell
Norfolk
North Platte
Omaha
Omaha
Scottsbluff
Seward
Superior
York
Nebraska
N[collective file]
Reel 163, Box 162
Kansas City Office: P-Z
Peace methods
High school contest
Peace discussions or class work
Peace Methods Institute
Peace dramas
Peace radio plays
Peace movies
Peace polls
Resolutions
Postal regulations
P[collective file]
Receipts
R [collective file]
T [collective file]
U [collective file]
W.I.L. [Women's International League for Peace and Freedom]
Wyoming
Casper
Cheyenne
Clearmont
Douglas
Laramie
Wyoming
W [collective file]
X-Y-Z [collective file]
New York Area Office, 1936 (A-D)
New York Office, 1936
A [collective file]
Advisory Council
Agenda for meetings
Applications
Area Office correspondence
Armistice Sabbath meetings
B [collective file]
Rev. W. Russell Bowie, D.D.
802 Broadway, New York City
Budget
C [collective file]
Clippings
Committee on Literature and Books
Conference: May 8-9, 1936
Covenant meeting
Covenant of Peace list
(Letter—Bowie)
D [collective file]
Reel 164, Box 163
New York Area Office, 1936 (E-F)
E [collective file]
EPC: general
Estimates
Executive Committee
F [collective file]
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Reel 164, Box 163 (cont’d.)
Field Workers
Finances
Reel 165, Box 164
New York Area Office, 1936
(F [cont.]-L)
Financial reports and budgets
EPC: New York area
Financial reports: expense vouchers
Financial solicitation: Tinker
G [collective file]
H [collective file]
I [collective file]
J [collective file]
Jones, Thomas H.: personal
K [collective file]
L [collective file]
Lansbury
Legislation
Letters, etc.
Correspondence (?)
Lists of financial prospects
Literature
Reel 166, Box 165
New York Area Office, 1936 (M)
M [collective file]
EPC meeting at Carnegie Hall,
April 22, 1936
General
List, subscriptions to World Events
Requests for tickets
EPC meeting at Madison Square Garden, Nov. 11, 1936
Advertising solicitation
Newsclippings
Correspondence, etc.
General
Program
Publicity
Refreshments
Speakers
Speeches
Tickets
Reel 167, Box 166
New York Area Office, M [cont.]-O)
Meetings, 1936 [arranged geographically]
Boston, Massachusetts
Bronx, New York
Brooklyn, New York
Harlem, New York
Manhattan, New York
Mount Vernon, New York
New York, New York
Queens, New York
Staten Island, New York
Meetings [general]
Meetings of General Committee
Meetings, 1936
Meetings, 1937
Ministers
Meeting minutes (of Philadelphia meetings, etc.)
Moore, Fred Atkins
Movies
N [collective file]
National Council Emergency Peace Campaign
National Council for Prevention of War
Newspaper clippings
Newton, Ray
Nichols, Ruth
O [collective file]
Olmstead, Frank
Reel 168, Box 167
New York Area Office, 1936 (P-Z)
P [collective file]
Personnel
Philadelphia Office: Personal [personnel?]
Plays
Possible secretaries
Possible volunteers
Posters
Program Committee
Publicity
R [collective file]
Reel 168, Box 167 (cont’d.)
Relations: Head Office, Philadelphia
Reports
EPC: New York area
Reports of Spring meetings, 1936
Resolutions
S [collective file]
Schaal, E.A.
Songs
Speakers, 1936
Speakers’ Committee
Sponsors
Summer Planning Committee
Symbols
T [collective file]
U [collective file]
V [collective file]
W [collective file]
Wertheim, E.L.
Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom
X-Z [collective file]
Youth Division
Youth Section of the EPC, 1936
Reel 169, Box 168
New York Area Office, 1937 (A-B)
New York Area Office, 1937 Records
A [collective file]
Appeals
Correspondence, bulletins
Bulletins
B [collective file]
Borough Chairman & City Chairmen
Material sent to Borough Chairman & City Chairmen
Bowie, Rev. W. Russell
Braunstein, Baruch
Broadcasts
Bronx Committee
Bronxville
Brooklyn Committee
Brooklyn lists
Reel 170, Box 169
New York Area Office, 1937 (C-F)
C [collective file]
Chance, Harold
Chappaqua
Clippings
Connecticut
Contributions, 1936-1937
D [collective file]
E [collective file]
EPC: general
Enrollments, 1936-1937
F [collective file]
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Films
Finance collection
Finance solicitations, 1936-1937
Financial statements
Flushing Peace Society
Form letters, 1936-1937
Reel 171, Box 170
New York Area Office, 1937 (G-O)
G [collective file]
H [collective file]
Harlem Committee
I [collective file]
J [collective file]
K [collective file]
Kaufmen, Abraham
L [collective file]
Labor Division
Legislation
Levering, Miriam
Lists: Cards for Mr. Tinker
Long Island, New York
Mc [collective file]
M [collective file]
Madison, Wisconsin
Meetings
Minneapolis
Moore, Fred Atkins
Mount Vernon Committee
Movies
N [collective file]
New Jersey
New York Office reports
Newton, Ray
Reel 171, Box 170 (cont’d.)
Nichols, Ruth
Olmstead, Frank
Reel 172, Box 171
New York Area Office, 1937 (P-S)
P [collective file]
Peace study courses
Petty cash vouchers, bills, etc., 1936-1937
Petty cash, samples of workers, expense vouchers
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Plays & pageants
Publicity
Queens Committee
R [collective file]
Rabbis, 1936-1937
Resolutions
Riverside Church, New York, New York
Riverside Conference for church leaders, March 4, 1937 [principle speaker was Maude Royden]
Riverside Conference for church leaders, March 4, 1937: correspondence
Riverside luncheon
Riverside regrets
Royden (Maude) meetings
S [collective file]
Schaal, E.A.
Sponsers
Staten Island Committee
Syracuse, New York
Reel 173, Box 172
New York Area Office, 1937 (T-Z)
T [collective file]
Telegrams
Tinker, W.H.: area offices
Tobin, Chester H.
U [collective file]
V [collective file]
W [collective file]
Westchester, New York
Y [collective file]
Yonkers, New York
Youth Section
Reel 174, Box 173
Lists of Contacts (National Office) [lists of names & addresses of people believed to be interested in the maintenance of peace & who might be willing to contribute to EPC activities]
EPC Contacts: 0-199
EPC Contacts: 200-399
EPC Contacts: 400-599
EPC Contacts: 600-899
EPC Contacts: 900-1154
Reel 175, Box 174
New York Area Office, 1936-1937
Alphabetical file of speakers
A-Mc (collective files)
Moore, Fred
N-Z (collective files)
Speakers Bureau
Information on speakers
Speakers Bureau
Lists of speakers
Speaker requests & confirmations in NY area
Record of meetings
Regrets
Material from Abraham Kaufman
Correspondence
Lists of contacts, ushers, etc.
Reel 176, Box 175
St. Louis Area Office Records, 1947: General
A-C [collective file]
Area directors & territories
Arndt, Elmer J.F., Webster Groves, Missouri
Auditorium: floor plan
Peace bibliography
Bulletin: area directors
Chairmen, St. Louis area
Reel 176, Box 175 (cont’d.)
Committee reports
Consignments
Cralle, Walter O., Springfield, Missouri
Edwards, Dr. L.M., St. Louis, Missouri
Form letters
Gates, Dr. Sherwood
Gibson, George M., Webster Groves, Missouri
Hearn, Prof. Walter A.
Hunter, Joseph B., Little Rock
Instructions re: office
Isserman, Rabbi F.M., St Louis, Missouri
Itinerary
Johnson, C. Oscar, St. Louis, Missouri
Judson, Russell F.
Key list
Legislative letters
List of invited speakers
Lists: miscellaneous
Literature & bills from Philadelphia
Literature bills paid
Literature bills sent
Reel 177, Box 176[a]
St. Louis Area Office Records, 1947: General/Correspondence
Mailing list
Meeting reports
Meeting minutes
No Foreign War Crusade
Office accounts
Organizations promoting peace
Proposals & set-up for St. Louis area
Record of material mailed
Report re: Area Directors Conference
Resolutions
Resolutions: signers
Sample leaflets, misc.
Senators & congressmen: Voting records
Sias, Rev. G. Gerald (10 and Louisiana Sts., Little Rock, Arkansas)
Speakers engagements, 1936
Speakers: St. Louis area
Taylor, Rev. L.A., Little Rock, Arkansas
Tolley, Geo. Humphries, St. Louis, Missouri
Travel expenses
Workman, Rev. James W.,
Fayetteville, Arkansas
Arkansas
Clarkesville
Conway
Fayettvile
Fort Smith
Hot Springs
Missouri
Cape Girardeau
Columbia
Reel 178, Box 176[b]
St. Louis Area Office Records, 1947: Correspondence
Missouri (cont’d.)
Fayette
Ferguson
Fulton
Gladden
Hannibal
Jefferson City
Kansas City
Kirksville
Mexico
Moberly
St. Louis
Springfield
Sedalia
Webster Groves
Reel 179, Box 177
Chicago Area Office: General (A-F)
American Artists’ Congress
American Student Union
Armistice
Artman, Joseph M.
Braunstein, Dr. Baruch
Chicago Peace Council
Contacts: business
Contacts: groups and organizations
Contacts: physicians
Curry, Betty
Reel 179, Box 177 (cont’d.)
Dillingham, John (Negro File)
Evanston Committee
South Side Committee
West Side Committee
Boston, Massachusetts (Helen M. James)
Kalamazoo, Michigan (Fred Adams)
Philadelphia, PA (National Office)
Syracuse, New York (Irene L. Ford)
Finances: bills paid, 1937
Finances: report forms
Financial appeals
Financial reports, 1936-1937
Form letters
Reel 180, Box 178
Chicago Area Office: General (H-M)
Hancox, Herbert F: correspondence, etc.
Hancox, Herbert F.: correspondence, etc., May 1937
Hancox, Herbert F.: correspondence, etc., April 1937
Hancox, Herbert F.: correspondence, etc., Jan,-March 1937
Hancox, Herbert F.: correspondence, etc., Spring 1937
Labor Peace Conference
Lease
Legislative Committee (Dorothy Detzer, Eleanor Fowler)
Lists
Literature
Literature orders
McKinney, William Ayer: correspondence, Feb. 1937
Meetings: Chicago Area, Committees on Arrangements, etc.
Meeting, May 5, 1936: speakers George Lansbury, Kirby Page &
Ferdinand M. Isserman
Meeting, Jan. 16, 1937: Lawyers’ Conference
Meeting, Jan. 18, 1937: Conference dinner
Meeting, Jan. 19, 1937: speakers Maude Royden & Sherwood Eddy
Meeting, Jan. 19, 1937: Educators’ Conference & follow-up meeting
Meeting, Jan. 19, 1937: Ex-Service Conference
Meeting, Jan. 19, 1937: Women’s Conference
Meeting, Jan. 19, 1937: Youth Conference
Meetings, Feb. 1, 1937: speaker
Charles P. Taft II
Reel 181, Box 179
Chicago Area Office: General
(M [cont.]-R)
Meeting, April 4, 1937: speaker Kathleen Norris
Meeting, April 22, 1937: speakers Kirby Page, Pitman Porter & Clark Eichelberger
Mid-West Institute of International Relations
Movies
National League of Women Voters
National Peace Conference
National Peace Enrollment (Marion Frenyear)
National Youth Administration of Illinois
No-Foreign-War Crusade, Spring 1937
No-Foreign-War Crusade: radio broadcast, April 6, 1937
Office supplies
Press releases
Proctor, Betty (Field Secretary for Youth Section): correspondence, 1936-1937
Programs
Publicity
Publicity: newspaper clippings, Fall 1936-Winter 1937
Publicity: newspaper clippings, Spring 1937
Radio
Radio addresses
Religious Leaders Committee
Reports, Fall 1936
Reports, 1937
Reel 181, Box 179 (cont’d.)
Reports of Local Committees
R.O.T.C.
Reel 182, Box 180
Chicago Area Office: General (S-Y)
Speakers Bureau
Steering Committee, 1936-1937
Telegrams
Telephone Brigade
Tompkins, Alva W.: correspondence, Spring 1936
Tompkins, Alva W.: correspondence and other material, Spring 1936
Tompkins, Alva W.: finances, Spring 1936
United Peace Chest Drive, 1937
Wright, Stuart: correspondence, March-April 1937
Youth Section (Harold Chance)
Chicago Area Office: Correspondence (A-F)
Hancox, Herbert F.: correspondence (unfiled carbons)
A-F (collective files)
Reel 183, Box 181
Chicago Area Office: Correspondence (G-Z)
G-Z (collective files)
Reel 184, Box 182
Chicago Area Office: Correspondence (Illinois: A-Q)
Aurora
Berwyn
Beverly Hills and Morgan Park
Bloomington and Normal
Bourbonnais
Chicago Heights
Champaign-Urbana
Danville
Decatur
DeKalb
Elgin
Erie
Evanston
Freeport
Galesburg
Glencoe
Joliet
Kankakee
Kewanee
La Grange
Macomb
Maywood
Monmouth
Naperville
Oak Park
Pekin
Peoria
Princeton
Quincy
Reel 185, Box 183
Chicago Area Office: Correspondence (Illinois: R-Z)
River Forest
Rock Island-Moline
Rockford
St. Charles
Springfield
Sterling
Streator
Sycamore
Waukegan
Western Springs
Winnetka
Chicago Area Office: Correspondence (Indiana)
Breman
Culver
East Chicago
Elkhart
Fort Wayne
Frankfort
Gary
Goshen
Hammond
Michigan City
North Manchester
Peru
Reel 185, Box 183 (cont’d.)
South Bend
Winchester
Chicago Area Office: Correspondence (Iowa)
Burlington
Clinton
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
Chicago Area Office: Correspondence (other states)
California
Connecticut
Kansas
Kentucky
Michigan
Minnesota: New Ulm
Minnesota: Minneapolis, St. Paul
Missouri
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Washington (D.C.)
Wisconsin
Reel 186, Box 184
Michigan Area Office Records
Bulletins from Philadelphia Office
Michigan chairmen
Chicago office (Herbert Hancox)
Finance reports of mass meetings
Handbook of No-Foreign-War Crusade
Legislation
Literature form, Philadelphia Office
Michigan Peace Bulletin
Miscellaneous peace organizations
Outdoor poster campaign
Publicity
April 6th radio program
Philadelphia Records Office
Speakers
Speaker: Dr. Baruch Braunstein
Speaker: Royal T. Hall
Speaker: Verner W. Main
Speaker: Thornton Penfield
Speaker: Robert L. Tucker
Speaker: Marshall R. Reed
Youth Division of EPC
Reel 187, Box 185
Biographies of E.P.C. staff & speakers, A-Z (collective files)
Biographies of Youth Section volunteers, A-R [collective file]
Boxes 186-216 [not microfilmed]
Reel 188, Box 217 [located in same box with material from Boxes 183-185] Supplementary Accession
Editorials
Youth Section
Proposed coalition of peace agencies; National Peace Conference
Meeting minutes of EPC meetings
Blueprint “Plan for a Greater American Peace Movement”
Lists of speakers; instructions to speakers
Form letters
News releases
Bulletins to area directors; reports of area directors
Instructions of local committees
Literature lists
Financial statements
Lists of chairmen & contacts
Map showing regional territories & offices of the EPC
Map showing cities in which meetings were held in Spring-Fall, 1936
Map showing 100 communities in each area to be organized with peace committees in 1937
Map showing territory covered by volunteer youth units, Summer 1936
Reel 188, Box 217 (cont’d.)
Map showing colleges in which Youth Section has stimulated groups of students to peace action
Reel 188 (cont’d.), Box 218
Supplementary Accession
Form letters, 1936-1941
Speeches
Legislative material
Pictorial charts on the cost of war (published by the National Forum)
Literature
General bulletins
Radio speeches
Reel 189, Box 218 (cont’d.)
No-Foreign-War Crusade, Spring 1937
Speakers’ biographies [collective file], 1936-1937
Reel 189 (cont’d.), Box 219
Supplementary Accession
Sample letterheads
Forms used by Speakers Bureau [1936?]
First letter to speakers
Memorandum to speakers
Suggestions to speakers at mass meetings
Itinerary sheets
Registration sheets for speakers
Railroad schedule sheets
Forms used by Speakers Bureau
Local questionnaire
Mimeographed material (duplicates)
Reel 190, Box 220
Supplementary Accession
Notebook of Calvin C. Cope, Co-Director of Philadelphia Area Office
The American Friend, Nov.-Dec. 1935
Biographical Information
Braunstein, Dr. Baruch
Eddy, Sherwood
Gans, Herbert C.
Graham, Thomas W.
Isserman, Ferdinand M.
Libby, Frederick
Morris [Norris?], Kathleen
Page, Kirby Randolph, A. Phillip
Royden, Maude
Sheldon, Frank Milton
Lists of speakers
Meeting minutes & reports, 1935-1936 (duplicates)
Packet of EPC & National Peace Conference material
Packets of material printed by the EPC national office
Reel 191, Box of Scrapbooks
[Scrapbooks #04, #05, #07, #08, #10,
#19-#21, and #25-#26 not microfilmed]
Scrapbook #01
All printed material of Emergency Peace Campaign
Scrapbook #02
No-Foreign-War Crusade, Spring 1937
Newsclippings re: Admiral
Richard E. Byrd
Scrapbook #03
Publicity of Negro Department
Scrapbook #06
Newsclippings re: work camp
program in cooperation with the
AFSC, Summer 1936
Scrapbook #09
Newsclippings re: Ruth Nichols
Scrapbook #11
New York City Office scrapbook, March-Oct. 1936
Scrapbook #12
Reports of meetings held during No-Foreign-War Crusade [dated
June 10, 1937]
Scrapbook #13
Labor Division scrapbook
Scrapbook #14
Speeches (incomplete)
Scrapbook #15
Articles on Jewish work, Negro work, labor work, and work camps
Reel 191, Box of Scrapbooks (cont’d.)
Scrapbook #16
Original copies of releases sent to magazines
Scrapbook #17
Original copies of releases, Feb. 1936-Feb. 1937
Reel 192, Box of Scrapbooks (cont’d.)
Scrapbook #18
Original copies of releases, Feb.-May 1937
Scrapbook #22
Prepared by the Women’s International League [for Peace and Freedom], 1935-1936
Scrapbook #23
EPC volunteer team in Wooster, Ohio, Summer 1937
Scrapbook #24
Youth Section news releases, 1936
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