Margaret Sanger Papers

A Finding Aid to the Collection in the Library of Congress

Manuscript Division, Library of Congress Washington, D.C. 1976 Revised 2017 June

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Prepared by Michael J. McElderry Collection Summary Title: Margaret Sanger Papers Span Dates: 1900-1966 Bulk Dates: (bulk 1928-1940) ID No.: MSS38919 Creator: Sanger, Margaret, 1879-1966 Extent: 130,000 items ; 256 containers plus 59 oversize ; 133.6 linear feet ; 145 microfilm reels Language: Collection material in English Location: Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. Summary: Nurse, leader of the birth control movement, and author. Correspondence, diaries (1914-1953), articles, speeches, lectures, clippings, scrapbooks, printed matter, photographs, memorabilia, and organizational records relating to Sanger's extensive activities on behalf of birth control in the United States and throughout the world.

Selected Search Terms The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Library's online catalog. They are grouped by name of person or organization, by subject or location, and by occupation and listed alphabetically therein. People De Sélincourt, Hugh, 1878-1951--Correspondence. Delafield, Ruth Manierre--Correspondence. Delisle, Françoise Roussel--Correspondence. Ellis, Havelock, 1859-1939--Correspondence. Fawcett, James Waldo, 1893-1968--Correspondence. Figdor, Richard--Correspondence. Gamble, Clarence James, 1894- --Correspondence. Goldman, Emma, 1869-1940--Correspondence. Huxley, Julian, 1887-1975--Correspondence. Katō, Shizue, 1897- --Correspondence. Kennedy, Anne--Correspondence. Luhan, Mabel Dodge, 1879-1962.--Correspondence. Marion, Kitty--Correspondence. McCormick, Katharine Dexter, 1875-1967--Correspondence. Pinchot, Ruth P.--Correspondence. Rose, Florence--Correspondence. Rutgers, J. (Johannes), 1850-1924--Correspondence. Sanger, Margaret, 1879-1966. Stone, Abraham, 1890- --Correspondence. Stopes, Marie Carmichael, 1880-1958--Correspondence. Tagore, Rabindranath, 1861-1941--Correspondence. Wells, H. G. (Herbert George), 1866-1946--Correspondence. Organizations American Birth Control League. Birth Control Clinical Research Bureau (New York, N.Y.) Birth Control Federation of America. Margaret Sanger Research Bureau. National Committee on Federal Legislation for Birth Control. Planned Parenthood Federation of America. Watumull Foundation--Correspondence. Subjects Birth control--Congresses. Birth control--Government policy--United States.

Margaret Sanger Papers 2 Birth control--Law and legislation--United States. Birth control--Societies, etc. Birth control. Liberalism. Sexual health. Social problems. Socialism. Places United States--Politics and government--20th century. United States--Social conditions--20th century. Occupations Authors. Nurses. Reformers.

Administrative Information Provenance The papers of Margaret Sanger, nurse, leader of the birth control movement, and author, were given to the Library of Congress by Sanger and others, 1942-1966. Processing History The papers of Margaret Sanger were arranged and described and described in 1976. The finding aid was revised in 2004 and 2011, when the card files of the National Committee on Federal Legislation for Birth Control were rehoused. Transfers Items have been transferred from the Manuscript Division to other custodial divisions of the Library. Sound recordings have been transferred to the Motion Picture, Broadcasting, and Recorded Sound Division. Some photographs have been transferred to the Prints and Photographs Division. All transfers are identified in these divisions as part of the Margaret Sanger Papers. Copyright Status Copyright in the unpublished writings of Margaret Sanger in these papers and in other collections of papers in the custody of the Library of Congress has been dedicated to the public. Access and Restrictions The papers of Margaret Sanger are open to research. Researchers are advised to contact the Manuscript Reading Room prior to visiting. Many collections are stored off-site and advance notice is needed to retrieve these items for research use. Microfilm A microfilm edition of part of these papers is available on 145 reels. Consult reference staff in the Manuscript Division concerning availability for purchase or interlibrary loan. To promote preservation of the originals, researchers are required to consult the microfilm edition as available. Preferred Citation Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: Container or reel number, Margaret Sanger Papers, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

Margaret Sanger Papers 3 Biographical Note Date Event 1879 Born, Corning, N.Y. circa 1898 Nurses training, White Plains, N.Y.

1902 Student, Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital, New York, N.Y. Married William Sanger (divorced 1920)

1914 Editor and publisher, The Woman Rebel

1915 Organized National Birth Control League

1916 Arrested and convicted for operating birth control clinic, Brownsville, New York, N.Y.

1917 Published The Case for Birth Control (New York: Modern Art. 251 pp.)

1917-1928 Editor and publisher, Birth Control Review

1921 Organized first American Birth Control Conference, New York, N.Y. Founder and first president, American Birth Control League Town Hall, New York, N.Y., public meeting raided by police

1922 Married J. Noah H. Slee

1923 Founded Birth Control Clinical Research Bureau

1925 Organized sixth International Birth Control Conference, New York, N.Y.

1927 Organized World Population Conference, Geneva, Switzerland

1928-1937 Founder and president, National Committee on Federal Legislation for Birth Control

1930-1936 President, Birth Control International Information Centers, London, England

1931 Published My Fight for Birth Control (New York: Farrar & Rinehart. 360 pp.)

1938 Published Margaret Sanger; an Autobiography (New York: W. W. Norton. 504 pp.)

1939 Vice president, Family Planning Association, London, England Honorary chairman, Planned Parenthood Federation of America

1948 Organized Cheltenham Congress on World Population and World Resources in Relation to Family

1952 Cofounder and president emeritus, International Planned Parenthood Federation

1966, Sept. 6 Died, Tucson, Ariz.

Margaret Sanger Papers 4 Scope and Content Note The papers of Margaret Higgins Sanger (1879-1966) cover the period 1900-1966, although the major part of the collection is concentrated in the years 1928-1940. Consisting of diaries, correspondence, articles, speeches, lectures, clippings, scrapbooks, and printed matter, the collection is chiefly concerned with Sanger's professional life and activities in the birth control organizations which she founded. Material in the Diaries and Personal Correspondence, nevertheless, provides insight into the private life of Margaret Sanger. Fragmentary diary entries, which are mainly confined to the period 1914-1917, are important for their reflections on her European visit of 1914-1915, when she met Havelock Ellis and J. Rutgers, who were to make lasting impressions on her career. Also of interest is a short description of prison life, written during her incarceration at Queens County, New York, penitentiary in 1917. Of particular interest is the correspondence with Havelock Ellis, which throws light on their relationship as well as on Ellis' enigmatic personality. In addition, correspondence with Ellis' disciple, Hugh De Sélincourt, and with Françoise Roussel Delisle (Françoise Lafitte-Cyon) reveals the activities and philosophy of the Wantley and Sand- Pit aesthetes and Margaret Sanger's involvement with them. Although in the early years of their marriage the Sangers led a rather conventional existence, they eventually became involved with socialist politics and liberal reform groups. This is reflected in exchanges with Eugene V. Debs, Emma Goldman, John Reed, and Upton Sinclair, in the General Correspondence series. Other correspondents represented are John Dewey, Theodore Dreiser, James Waldo Fawcett, John Galsworthy, Clarence James Gamble, Lillian Hellman, Helen Keller, S. Adolphus Knopf, Mabel Dodge Luhan, Kitty Marion, H. L. Mencken, Westbrook Pegler, J. Rutgers, Marie Charlotte Carmichael Stopes, and H. G. Wells. Letters addressed to Margaret Sanger on a personal basis from various birth control groups are also included in this series. Anonymous letters of support written to Sanger by fellow prison inmates in 1917 can be found in a folder of unidentified correspondence. Most of the material in the collection centers on the professional career of Margaret Sanger as reflected in the Professional File, which includes the records of various birth control organizations in which she was active. This series is divided into seven subseries, the first of which, the Foreign File, was originally a separate file maintained by the American Birth Control League and pertains primarily to the decade 1929-1939. Included is material relating to the early history of the neo- Malthusian movement as well as to conferences held abroad, such as the World Population Conference of 1927. Correspondence with individuals significant in the international birth control movement, including C. V. Drysdale, Edith How-Martyn, Julian Huxley, Shizue Kato (also known as Shidzué Ishimoto,) George Bernard Shaw, Marie Charlotte Carmichael Stopes, Rabindranath Tagore, and H. G. Wells, can be found in the files for their respective countries. The remaining six subseries contain records of organizations with which Margaret Sanger was associated and are arranged by the founding date of the organization. Since she was involved simultaneously with various organizations, some subjects overlap from one file to another. In such cases, the material is in the files of the organization which had final possession. Because of the corporate nature of these records, an effort was made to retain their original arrangement. The files of the American Birth Control League, 1921-1939, the primary organization supporting and advancing birth control in the 1920's, reflect a fragmentary view of the league's transactions. The largest part of the file consists of general correspondence and covers mainly the years 1932-1936. The league's files also contain routine correspondence with the public, instructions to various organizations in methods of promulgating birth control information, and material relating to the Birth Control Review, the official publication of the league, including an index to articles appearing in the Review between 1917 and 1933. The records of the Birth Control Clinical Research Bureau, 1923-1943, reflect, to a limited extent, the difficulties encountered in its establishment as the first birth control clinic legally sanctioned in America. More than 150 clinics throughout the country were affiliated with the bureau, which operated in the dual role of research center and disseminator of birth control information. The largest group of records in the series is the archives of the National Committee on Federal Legislation for Birth Control, 1928-1937. The committee sought repeal of the Comstock laws of 1873, which classed contraceptive information with obscenity. Of particular interest in the series are state and legal files. The legal file includes material concerning cases initiated to test federal laws in addition to documents bearing on the legality of birth control. The state file has two sections. The first details the committee's efforts to enlist the support of Congress, whereas the second is concerned with attempts to persuade physicians, civic leaders, and the general public to support legislative reform.

Margaret Sanger Papers 5 In 1939 the American Birth Control League and the Educational Department of the Birth Control Clinical Research Bureau merged, forming the Birth Control Federation of America, 1939-1943. In 1943 the Birth Control Federation was renamed the Planned Parenthood Federation of America, and the Birth Control Clinical Research Bureau became the Margaret Sanger Research Bureau. The files of the Birth Control Federation, the Planned Parenthood Federation, and the Margaret Sanger Research Bureau are very limited in scope, although the subject arrangement of their records reflects their respective operational and methodological philosophies. The Conference File contains correspondence, transcripts of proceedings, printed matter, and miscellaneous documents relating to conferences significant to the birth control movement. References to these and other conferences can also be found in the Professional File. Included in the Speeches and Writings File are major addresses and publications of Margaret Sanger, along with correspondence relating to them. Of interest are copies of early pamphlets important to the progress of the birth control movement, including various editions of the pamphlet Family Limitation, which Sanger saw as her “last will and testament.” 1 It was released on her departure from the United States to avoid trial for the publication of The Woman Rebel in 1914. Since few documents for the early years of Margaret Sanger's life are contained in these papers, the brief notes and unpublished writings focusing on the beginning of her career are significant. Besides comments on birth control and censorship, Sanger also reveals her thoughts on political issues of the time. Passports used by Margaret Sanger and her second husband, J. Noah H. Slee, as well as the passport issued under the alias Bertha Watson and used by Sanger during her brief period of expatriation in 1915, are in the Miscellany. This series also includes fragmentary files of the International Planned Parenthood Federation, correspondence devoted to such political and civic groups as Tom Mooney Molders' Defense Committee and Freethinkers of America, a description of the raid on the Brownsville, New York, clinic, for which Sanger served thirty days' imprisonment, and the minutes and correspondence of legal proceedings against Margaret Sanger and Kitty Marion. Printed matter originally contained throughout the collection has been placed in a separate series. Folder headings in this series correspond to those used in the rest of the collection. The Card File (Oversize) series contains 3 x 5 endorsement cards largely maintained by the National Committee on Federal Legislation for Birth Control.The cards were used by the committee in its campaign to elicit public support for the liberalization of government regulations affecting the dissemination of birth control information. Although the cards are arranged mostly by state, and therein by city or town, one group of cards is arranged by personal name and another by occupation, personal name, and city. The file also contains cancelled membership and resignation cards belonging to the Committee on Public Progress. In addition to these papers, a collection of Margaret Sanger papers exists in the Sophia Smith Collection at Smith College, Northampton, Massachusetts. Smaller collections can be found at Planned Parenthood-World Population and the Margaret Sanger Research Bureau, both in New York City.

1 Emily Taft Douglas, Margaret Sanger (New York, Holt, Rinehart and Winston [1969, c1970]), p. 53.

Organization of the Papers The collection is arranged in eleven series: • Diaries, 1914-1953 • Personal Correspondence, 1900-1956 • General Correspondence, 1915-1954 • Professional File, 1914-1965 • Conference File, 1921-1955 • Speeches and Writings File, 1912-1960 • Scrapbooks, 1903-1946 • Clippings, 1915-1966 • Miscellany, 1914-1961 • Printed Matter, 1915-1953 • Card File (Oversize), circa 1929-circa 1940

Margaret Sanger Papers 6 Description of Series

Container Series BOX 1 Diaries, 1914-1953 REEL 1-2 Diaries and appointment books. Arranged by type of material and chronologically therein.

BOX 2-10 Personal Correspondence, 1900-1956 REEL 2-7 Letters received and copies of letters sent, telegrams, and related items. Arranged alphabetically by correspondent and chronologically therein.

BOX 10-16 General Correspondence, 1915-1954 REEL 7-11 Letters received and copies of letters sent, telegrams, postcards, and related material. Arranged alphabetically by correspondent and chronologically therein.

BOX 17-189 Professional File, 1914-1965 REEL 11-121 Correspondence, memoranda, notes, reports, and minutes of meetings. Grouped by professional and/or organizational activity.

BOX 17-31 Foreign File. REEL 11-20 Arranged alphabetically by country and chronologically therein.

BOX 31-42 American Birth Control League. REEL 20-28 Arranged alphabetically by subject.

BOX 43-61 Birth Control Clinical Research Bureau. REEL 28-40 Arranged alphabetically by subject.

BOX 61-173 National Committee on Federal Legislation for Birth Control. REEL 40-111 Arranged alphabetically by subject.

BOX 173-179 Birth Control Federation of America. REEL 111-115 Arranged alphabetically by subject.

BOX 179-184 Margaret Sanger Research Bureau. REEL 115-118 Arranged alphabetically by subject.

BOX 184-189 Planned Parenthood Federation of America. REEL 118-121 Arranged alphabetically by subject.

Margaret Sanger Papers 7 BOX 190-198 Conference File, 1921-1955 REEL 121-128 Correspondence, proceedings, reports, minutes of meetings, and press releases. Arranged chronologically by date of conference.

BOX 199-209 Speeches and Writings File, 1912-1960 REEL 128-135

BOX 199-203 Works by Margaret Sanger. REEL 128-131 Drafts and printed copies of editorials, lectures, articles, speeches, pamphlets, and other writings, including related notes and correspondence. Arranged alphabetically by title.

BOX 204-208 Lecture and Publication Correspondence. REEL 131-135 Correspondence relating to speaking engagements and publishing arrangements. Arranged alphabetically by subject.

BOX 208-209 Material Written by Others. REEL 135 Drafts and printed copies of articles. Arranged alphabetically by author or title.

BOX 209-230 Scrapbooks, 1903-1946 REEL 135-138* Correspondence, newspaper clippings, invitations, photographs, brochures, and other material bound in scrapbooks. Containers 209-217 constitute a set of numbered scrapbooks in chronological order. Unnumbered scrapbooks in containers 218-230 are also arranged chronologically. *Film includes only selected items from the scrapbooks

BOX 231-243 Clippings, 1915-1966 Not Filmed Loose newspaper clippings. Arranged alphabetically by subject.

BOX 243-247 Miscellany, 1914-1961 REEL 138-142 Correspondence, biographical material, passports, and other miscellaneous material. Arranged alphabetically.

BOX 247-256 Printed Matter, 1915-1953 REEL 142-145 Leaflets, pamphlets, newspaper clippings, brochures, and other printed matter separated from the collection during microfilming. Arrangement of this material corresponds to the general arrangement of the collection. Headings and subheadings duplicate those used in the collection as a whole. The microfilm edition frequently repoduces only the cover page of a printed item.

Margaret Sanger Papers 8 BOX OV 1-OV 59 Card File (Oversize), circa 1929-circa 1940 not filmed Index cards maintained by the Committee on Public Progress and the National Committee on the Federal Legislation for Birth Control. The National Committee on the Federal Legislation for Birth Control cards are arranged alphabetically by state and therein by city and town, except for one group of cards arranged alphabetically by name, and another arranged by occupation and therein by name and city.

Margaret Sanger Papers 9 Container List

Microfilm edition available. Shelf no. 16,700

Container Contents

BOX 1 Diaries, 1914-1953 REEL 1-2 Diaries and appointment books. Arranged by type of material and chronologically therein.

BOX 1 Diaries REEL 1-2 Nov. 13, 1914-May 4, 1915 Feb. 1917 Jan. 1-Oct. 3, 1919 Sept. 1925 May 1, 1926 Oct. 1935-Feb. 1936 May 15-27, 1937 (Bermuda trip) Aug. 4-27, 1953 (4th International Conference on Planned Parenthood, Stockholm, Sweden) Appointment calendar, May 9, 1920-May 2, 1921 Appointment books 1925-1926 (2 vols.) 1927-1929, 1933 (5 vols.) Memoir, undated

BOX 2-10 Personal Correspondence, 1900-1956 REEL 2-7 Letters received and copies of letters sent, telegrams, and related items. Arranged alphabetically by correspondent and chronologically therein.

BOX 2 Aa-Da REEL 2-3 (3 folders) Delisle, Françoise Roussel (Françoise Lafitte-Cyon) 1924-1956 (3 folders) Correspondence with others, 1929, 1939 -de Markoff, Alexandra, 1953 De Sélincourt, Hugh 1920-1926 BOX 3 1927-1950, undated REEL 3-4 (4 folders) Incomplete Correspondence with others Dev-Ellis, Edith Ellis, Havelock

Margaret Sanger Papers 10 Personal Correspondence, 1900-1956 Container Contents

1914-1915 (2 folders) BOX 4 1915-1920, undated REEL 4 (7 folders) BOX 5 1921-1927 (8 folders) BOX 6 1928-1939, undated REEL 5 (7 folders) BOX 7 Incomplete Correspondence with others (4 folders) Ellist-Guy Ha-Higgins, Anne E. BOX 8 Higgins, Charles-Higgins, Virginia REEL 6 Ho-Pi (6 folders) BOX 9 Po-Rub REEL 6-7 (3 folders) Rug-Slee, J. Noah H. Slee, J. Noah H., correspondence with others Slo-Y (3 folders) BOX 10 Unidentified, 1900-1954, undated REEL 7 (2 folders) Correspondence between persons other than Margaret Sanger, including family members

BOX 10-16 General Correspondence, 1915-1954 REEL 7-11 Letters received and copies of letters sent, telegrams, postcards, and related material. Arranged alphabetically by correspondent and chronologically therein.

BOX 10 Ab-Bi REEL 7 (2 folders) Birth Control League of New York, 1917-1920 (2 folders) Bl-By BOX 11 Ca-Del REEL 8 (2 folders) DeVilbiss, Lydia Allen Dew-Faw (2 folders)

Margaret Sanger Papers 11 General Correspondence, 1915-1954 Container Contents

Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America, 1930-1940 (2 folders) BOX 12 Federal Works-Gamble, Clarence James, July 1952-Oct. 1953 REEL 8-9 Gamble, Clarence James, Nov.-Dec. 1953 -Golde Goldman, Emma, 1914-1934 Golds-Ly (5 folders) BOX 13 MacAulay, Mary REEL 9 McC-Mas (2 folders) Maternal Health League of Michigan (Breakey, Judith J.) Math-Mor (2 folders) Moy-National Birth Control League National Committee on Maternal Health National medical committee-Par BOX 14 Pas-Pu REEL 9-10 (2 folders) Q-Robinson, Caroline H. Robinson, Frederic H.-Sca Sch-Sma Smedley, Agnes Nov. 1918-Apr. 1932 (2 folders) BOX 15 May 1932-June 1941, undated REEL 10 Smi-Vog (3 folders) Voluntary Parenthood League Voo-Warn BOX 16 Warr-Wol REEL 11 The Woman Rebel Wom-Z Unidentified Correspondence between others A-Hu Jo-Rublee, Juliet Slee, J. Noah H. Slee, J. Noah H.-Ver Unidentified

BOX 17-189 Professional File, 1914-1965 REEL 11-121 Correspondence, memoranda, notes, reports, and minutes of meetings.

Margaret Sanger Papers 12 Professional File, 1914-1965 Container Contents

Grouped by professional and/or organizational activity.

BOX 17-31 Foreign File. REEL 11-20 Arranged alphabetically by country and chronologically therein.

BOX 17 Africa, 1926-1936 REEL 11-12 Australia, 1928-1941, undated Austria, 1926-1938, undated (2 folders) Azore Islands, 1930-1933 Bahamas, 1941-1942 Belgium, 1930-1937 Bermuda, 1933-1938 British East Indies, 1936-1938 British West Indies, 1937-1939 Burma, 1935-1937 Canada 1928-1935 (2 folders) BOX 18 1936-1937 REEL 12 (2 folders) Canary Islands, 1931 Central America, 1930-1938 China, 1922-1941, undated (6 folders) BOX 19 Cuba, 1932-1938 REEL 12-13 Czechoslovakia, 1926-1934 , undated Denmark, 1925-1938 Egypt, 1934-1937 Finland, 1925-1953 France, 1921-1938, undated (2 folders) Germany 1920-1927 BOX 20 1928-1940, undated REEL 13-14 (7 folders) BOX 21 Great Britain REEL 14 1914-1929 (6 folders) BOX 22 1930-1934 REEL 14-15 (7 folders)

Margaret Sanger Papers 13 Professional File, 1914-1965 Container Contents

BOX 23 1935-1937 REEL 15-16 (7 folders) BOX 24 1938-1941, undated REEL 16 (5 folders) Greece, undated Hawaii, 1923-1942 (2 folders) BOX 25 Holland, 1915-1939, undated REEL 17 (2 folders) Hungary, 1930-1934 Iceland, 1923-1937, undated India July 1922-Sept. 1935 (6 folders) BOX 26 Oct. 1935-June 1936 REEL 17-18 (6 folders) BOX 27 July 1936-Apr. 1954, undated REEL 18 (8 folders) BOX 28 Italy, 1924-1942 REEL 18-19 Japan, 1921-1965, undated (6 folders) Korea, 1933-1937 Malaya, 1930-1938, undated Malta, 1930-1933 Manchuria, 1932 BOX 29 Mexico, 1921-1941 REEL 19 (3 folders) New Zealand, 1922-1933 Norway, 1921-1937 Palestine, 1928-1937 Persia, 1936-1937 Philippine Islands, 1932-1939, undated Poland, 1929-1938, undated Puerto Rico 1925-1933 BOX 30 1934-1942 REEL 19-20 Rumania, 1930-1932 Santo Domingo, 1931 Scotland, 1927-1937 Siam, 1929-1938

Margaret Sanger Papers 14 Professional File, 1914-1965 Container Contents

South Africa, 1934-1938 South America, 1921-1939 (2 folders) Spain, 1928-1934 Sweden, 1921-1941 (3 folders) Switzerland 1925-1928 BOX 31 1929-1939 REEL 20 Syria, 1934 Turkey, 1929-1934 USSR, 1924-1937, undated (3 folders)

BOX 31-42 American Birth Control League. REEL 20-28 Arranged alphabetically by subject.

BOX 31 Access to files REEL 20 Affidavits Audit Birth Control Review 1920-1935, undated (6 folders) BOX 32 Index REEL 21 (2 card file boxes) BOX 33 Bureau of Social Hygiene, 1925-1926 REEL 22 Bylaws and constitution California birth control leagues “Centers for Contraceptive Advice in the United States,” Nov. 1934 Directory of clinics Finances General correspondence Ac-Crea (2 folders) Creighton, Helen D. (Mrs. John T.) Cri-Ev Fagan, Bess (Mrs. William B.) Fairchild, Henry Pratt Fal-Feh BOX 34 Fen-Gal REEL 22-23 (2 folders)

Margaret Sanger Papers 15 Professional File, 1914-1965 Container Contents

Gamble, Clarence J., 1934-1936 (5 folders) Gamm-Grad (3 folders) BOX 35 Grah-Ham REEL 23 (3 folders) Hanau, Stella Hanaue-Harris, Helen M. Harris, John W.-Jef (5 folders) BOX 36 Jel-Jones, Eleanor Dwight (Mrs. F. Robertson) REEL 24 Jones, Horace L.-Keene (2 folders) Keeney, Nancy B. (Mrs. Morton), 1933-1936 (2 folders) Kel-Kennedy, Anne Kennedy, Anne (Mrs. Cochran)-Klee BOX 37 Klei-Mars REEL 24-25 (4 folders) Mart-National Book Co. National Committee on Federal Legislation for Birth Control, Nov. 1929-Mar. 1935 (2 folders) BOX 38 National Committee on Federal Legislation for Birth Control, Apr. 1935-Dec. 1936 REEL 25 National Committee on Maternal Health National Council-New New York- New York Times New York University-Norton, Marion S. (Mrs. Paul R. C.) Norton, Roy-Oreg Oren-Pie (3 folders) BOX 39 Pil-Ste REEL 26 (7 folders) Stu-Thompson, Edna Thompson, Josephine-Tim BOX 40 Tis-Will REEL 26-27 (2 folders) Wils-Woman's Center Woman's Digest-Woodb Woodm-Young Circle League of America Young Men's Christian Association-Z Leases Medical statement

Margaret Sanger Papers 16 Professional File, 1914-1965 Container Contents

Miscellany, 1925-1938, undated (2 folders) BOX 41 New York State Conference on Marriage and the Family REEL 27 New York state legislation, 1923-1930 (3 folders) “Plan for a Program Study for the Birth Control Movement,” 32 Press record Proposed merger of American Birth Control League with Birth Control Clinical Research Bureau Reports Annual Congressional, 1925-1926 (2 folders) Field work John Price Jones Corp. BOX 42 Minutes of board of directors' meetings REEL 28 Special Staff Benson, Marguerite Grew, Elizabeth Matsner, Eric M. Meves, Everett R. Whitenack, Janet B. Wood, Mabel Travis Resignation of Margaret Sanger Social work committees Standards and instructions for organizing a birth control clinic Sterilization Town Hall, New York, N.Y., raid, Nov. 13, 1921

BOX 43-61 Birth Control Clinical Research Bureau. REEL 28-40 Arranged alphabetically by subject.

BOX 43 Advisory council, 1928-1933 REEL 28 (5 folders) Applicants Articles of association Board of managers Board of trustees 1931-1932 (3 folders) BOX 44 1933 and 1936 REEL 29 Budget

Margaret Sanger Papers 17 Professional File, 1914-1965 Container Contents

Bureau of Social Hygiene Clinics Patient control cards Procedures for establishing Services and distribution Complaints Contraceptives Advertisements Conference on contraceptive research and clinical practice Foam powder Manufacturers 1927-1930 BOX 45 1931-1935 REEL 30 (5 folders) Research Rhythm method Smuggling Supplies 1928-1935 (3 folders) BOX 46 1936-1937, undated REEL 30-31 Contributions Court cases Customs bureau See also Container 92 and Container 170, U.S. Customs Service Educational films Holt, Helen, 1934-1942, undated (2 folders) “Why Let Them Die?” 1938-1939 (5 folders) BOX 47 Forms REEL 31 Fund-raising Funds Rosenwald (Julius) Fund Waldman, Morris D. General correspondence Ackermann, Frances B. (Mrs. Frederick T.) American Birth Control League, 1926-1936 (2 folders) As-Bl Bocker, Dorothy Brestwell, Sigrid H. Cooper, James F., 1925-1931 (2 folders) Family Relations Center of the Sex Education Society

Margaret Sanger Papers 18 Professional File, 1914-1965 Container Contents

Fo-Mar BOX 48 Maternity Research Council, Mar. 1925-Feb. 1926 REEL 32 (2 folders) Maternity Research Council, Mar. 1926-Mar. 1929 -Mo Murray, Willa L. Nash, Anna E. (Mrs. Edward C.) National Committee on Maternal Health-Natural Health Institute New York-Prevost, Marjorie A., Nov. 1931-Mar. 1932 Prevost, Marjorie A., Apr.-June 1932 Recreation Rooms and Settlement birth control clinic-Ree Ro-Stone, Abraham Stone, Hannah M.-T BOX 49 Van-Warner, Marie Levinson Warren, Marion Frances-Wo Zborowski, Hazel Harlem Clinic, New York, N.Y. Advisory council, 1930-1935, undated (2 folders) Applicants Contributions, 1930-1933 (2 folders) General correspondence (2 folders) Miscellany Publicity Reports Annual BOX 50 Minutes of meetings of advisory council REEL 33 Monthly, 1930-1934 (2 folders) Social work, 1933 (2 folders) Special Symposium Training Urban (National) League Journal of Contraception Legislation Interdepartmental Committee To Coordinate Health and Welfare Activities, 1937-1939 (2 folders) BOX 51 Miscellaneous bills REEL 33-34 Pennsylvania Licensing Miscellany

Margaret Sanger Papers 19 Professional File, 1914-1965 Container Contents

National Conference on Better Care for Mothers and Babies, 1937-1939 (2 folders) New York office Patient referrals Policies and procedures Portrait Publishers BOX 52 Questionnaire REEL 34 Raid on clinic Record keeping Reports Annual Diagnostic clinic Financial Jones (John Price) Corp. Medical BOX 53 Minutes of meetings REEL 34-35 Board of managers Board of trustees Executive committee Staff Miscellaneous Monthly Patients Periodic Progress Public relations, 1925-1928 (2 folders) Research Special consultations Social agencies Staff BOX 54 Ten Thousand Case Histories REEL 35 Bryant, Louise Stevens Bureau of Social Hygiene, 1927-1933 (2 folders) Cole, Leon J. Dickinson, Robert L. Drafts Dunn, Leslie C. East, Edward M. Fairchild, Henry Pratt Favill, John Finances

Margaret Sanger Papers 20 Professional File, 1914-1965 Container Contents

Initiation and progress Kopp, Marie E. Little, Clarence Cook BOX 55 McBride (Robert M.) & Co. REEL 35-36 McWilliams, William J. Meyer, Adolf Miscellaneous Mudd, Stuart Ogburn, William F. Proofs Snow, William F. Solley, John B. Tilton, Benjamin T. Wile, Ira S. Wilson, Edwin B., 1930-1933 (2 folders) Tour arrangements BOX 56 Western regional office REEL 36 All Nations Clinic American Medical Association convention, 1938 American Eugenics Society Arizona Atascadero, Calif. Bills California Birth Control Committee California conference of social work, 1936-1938 (3 folders) California Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs California State osteopathic convention California State PTA California Taxpayers' Association Clinic list Committee for Social Relations Committee of 1000 Contributions Education and research BOX 57 El Centro, Calif. REEL 37 Federal migratory camps Film reports First anniversary of Western headquarters Foam powder Fresno, Calif., Birth Control Committee Gamble, Clarence J. General correspondence

Margaret Sanger Papers 21 Professional File, 1914-1965 Container Contents

B-Damon, Mrs. Cecil A., June 1936-June 1937 Damon, Mrs. Cecil A., July 1937-July 1938 (2 folders) Damon, Mrs. Cecil A., Aug.-Oct. 1938 -Hanau, Stella, May 1935-Oct. 1936 Hanau, Stella, Nov. 1936-Apr. 1937 -Pe BOX 58 Rose, Florence, 1933-1938 REEL 37-38 (2 folders) Smith, Gladys DeLancey, Oct. 1934-Aug. 1936 Smith, Gladys DeLancey, Sept. 1936-Sept. 1938, undated -W Wickham, Bernice, June 1934-June 1937 (4 folders) Wickham, Bernice, July 1937-May 1938 -Z BOX 59 Great Britain REEL 38 Homeopathic society Institute of Family Relations Interviews Inventory Ishimoto, Shidzué Itinerary League of Women Voters Literature requests Long Beach, Calif. Meetings, 1936-1938 Miscellany National Conference of Social Work, 1931-1938 Nevada, 1937 New birth control clinics, 1937 New clinics, 1937-1938 News press services Oregon Birth Control Committee Pacific Sociological Society BOX 60 Radio birth control debate REEL 39 Radio work Reno, Nev., Birth Control Committee Reports, 1936-1938 (2 folders) Resolutions, 1936-1938 Rivera, Manuel Castillo Sacramento, Calif., Birth Control Clinic Salinas, Calif., Birth Control Committee San Diego, Calif. San Jose, Calif. San Pedro, Calif. Santa Barbara, Calif.

Margaret Sanger Papers 22 Professional File, 1914-1965 Container Contents

Seattle, Wash., Birth Control Committee Spokane, Wash., Birth Control Committee BOX 61 State federation of women's clubs, California REEL 39-40 Stone, Hannah M. Tacoma, Wash., Birth Control Committee United Mothers World Peace Movement Washington state reports Whittier, Calif. Work reports, 1935-1938

BOX 61-173 National Committee on Federal Legislation for Birth Control. REEL 40-111 Arranged alphabetically by subject.

BOX 61 “A” miscellany REEL 40 Abstracts (3 folders) BOX 62 (2 folders) REEL 40-41 Ackermann, Frances B. (Mrs. Frederick T.) American Association of Social Workers American Association of University Women American Birth Control League, 1928-1937 (6 folders) BOX 63 American Civil Liberties Union, 1930-1937 REEL 41 (2 folders) American College of Surgeons American Druggist American Eugenics Society, 1928-1938, undated (2 folders) American Federation of Labor American Fund for Public Service American Home Economics Association BOX 64 American Legion, 1931-1935, undated REEL 42 (2 folders) American Legislators' Association American Medical Association, 1930-1938, undated (5 folders) American Nurses' Association, 1930-1937, undated (2 folders) BOX 65 American Public Health Association American Public Welfare Association American Red Cross American Social Hygiene Association

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American Woman's Association, 1930-1940 (2 folders) Anarchists Annual meetings, 1932-1936 (2 folders) Associated Country Women of the World “B” miscellany BOX 66 Bangs, Grace Allen REEL 43-44 Barker, Marian Beard, Mary R. Billikopf, Jacob Biological and Medical Aspects of Contraception (1934), edited by Margaret Sanger, 1934-1935, undated (2 folders) Birth Control Federation of America Birth control clinics, foreign Birth control clinics, U.S., 1930-1938, undated (3 folders) “Birth Control Comes of Age,” 21st anniversary dinner Guests of honor Harriman, Florence J. (Mrs. J. Borden Harriman) Messages and tributes Proceedings BOX 67 Publicity release and invitations REEL 44 * FRAME #260 Speakers FRAME #202 Sponsor acceptances FRAME #312 (4 folders) Sponsor refusals FRAME #538 Blatch, Harriot Stanton FRAME exp. #66 B'nai B'rith FRAME #77 Board of directors meetings FRAME #97 Boys' Exposition FRAME #172 Broadway Brevities Weekly FRAME #177 Brandt, Zelma Corning FRAME #190 BOX 68 Bromley, Dorothy Dunbar REEL 44-45 FRAME #560

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Broun, Heywood FRAME #604 Brower, Elbert O. FRAME #590 Brush Foundation FRAME #616 Buck, Pearl FRAME #649 Filmed out of sequence Burch, Guy Irving, 1930-1941, undated (5 folders) Bureau of University Travel Butterfield, Oliver M. “C” miscellany BOX 69 Caldwell, Robert J. REEL 45-46 Carpenter, Helen G. (Mrs. Benjamin) The Case Against Birth Control (1931), by Edward R. Moore Child Study Association of America Clarke, Crichton Clyde, Ethel Cochran, Thomas Community Church of New York Congressional campaign 71st Congress, 1928-1932, undated (4 folders) BOX 70 72d Congress, 1st session REEL 46 Confidential reports Congressional survey lists Daily reports Endorsement lists Hancock bill Hearings, 1931-1932 (2 folders) Information sheets Interviews, 1931-1932 (2 folders) Mail campaign Medical data BOX 71 Mothers' Day resolution REEL 46-47 News releases Notification of hearing Opposition, 1925-1933, undated (2 folders) “Opposition” hearing

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Petition Questionnaire Rebuttal material Rebuttal to “Opposition” hearing Reference file Hearing on S. 4436 Hearing on H.R. 11082 Religious affiliations Religious data Senate subcommittee hearings BOX 72 Senate subcommittee report, 1932-1933 REEL 47 (2 folders) Social and educational data Speaker refusals for congressional hearings, Apr.-May 1932 (2 folders) Speakers for House hearings Speakers for Senate hearings Willson, Prentiss 72d Congress, 2d session Congressional State work Costigan-La Follette bill Legislative support, 1931-1933, undated (2 folders) Interviews, 1932-1933, undated (2 folders) BOX 73 Notification of hearings REEL 47-48 Statements to Judiciary Committee 73d Congress, 1st session Emergency session Opposition groups Pierce bill 73d Congress, 2d session Congressional reports Hastings bill House hearings Mothers' letters Newspaper clippings Policy statements Rebuttal statements 1930-1934, undated (3 folders) BOX 74 Undated REEL 48 Senate hearing, 1930-1934, undated (2 folders)

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Speakers for congressional hearings Willson, Prentiss 74th Congress, 1st session Endorsement statements Legislation Legislation reports Senate Judiciary Committee Dec. 1932-Feb. 1933 (2 folders) BOX 75 Feb. 1933, undated REEL 48-49 74th Congress, 2d session Coughlin, Charles E. Endorsement statements Legislation Legislation history Miscellaneous Newspaper reports Opposition Organization representatives Speakers for House hearings Congressional Digest Continental Congress of Workers and Farmers for Economic Reconstruction Contributions 1929-1934 (2 folders) BOX 76 1935-1937, undated REEL 49-50 (4 folders) Corporate calendar and guide Council on Population Policy Crank letters 1930-1936 (3 folders) BOX 77 1936-1941, undated REEL 50 Crime prevention Daughters of the American Revolution Day-Nichols, Inc. DeBerger, Amie L. Delineator (later Pictorial Review) Democratic National Committee Dennett, Mary Ware Dick, Dorothy Brush, 1929-1939 (2 folders) Diet and sex determination Dinner for Margaret Sanger, Oct. 1935

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Directory of social agencies Dissolution of committee DuBois, Paul BOX 78 Ducas, Dorothy REEL 50-51 “E” miscellany Earhart, Amelia Early efforts for support Eastman, George Eddy, Sherwood Editorial Council of the Religious Press Editorial report Encyclopaedia Britannica Endorsements Committee of 1000 Endorsers, 1917-1937, undated (2 folders) BOX 79 Endorsers card file REEL 51 BOX 80 Medical societies, 1930-1936 REEL 51-52 (2 folders) Organizational lists, 1931-1935, undated (2 folders) Questionnaires Statistics Equi, Marie D. Eugenics Publishing Co. Exposition of Women's Arts and Industries, 1931-1933 (2 folders) “F” miscellany Fairchild, Henry Pratt June 1929-Mar. 1931 BOX 81 Apr. 1931-Aug. 1938, undated REEL 52 (2 folders) Farm and Fireside poll Federal agencies Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America Federal Emergency Relief Administration Federal Medical Advisory Committee Federal Population Commission Federation of Jewish Women's Organizations Finston, Sara E. Form letters, 1929-1938, undated (3 folders)

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BOX 82 The Forum REEL 53 Fosdick, Harry Emerson Fosdick, Raymond B. Fox, Esther Taber Fuld, Carrie B. F. (Mrs. Felix) Fund-raising Fund-raising ledger “G” miscellany Gandhi, Mohandas General Federation of Women's Clubs Jan. 1928-Apr. 1935 (3 folders) BOX 83 May 1935-June 1938, undated REEL 54 (3 folders) Goldstein, Jonah J. Goldstein, Sidney E. Good Housekeeping The Grange Greeves-Carpenter, C. F. “H” miscellany (2 folders) Hadassah Harper's Magazine BOX 84 Hastings, George Aubrey REEL 54-55 Hepburn, Ethel Remington Hepburn, Katharine Houghton (Mrs. Thomas N.) Higgins bill Himes, Norman E. Historical summary of birth control bills Hoffman, Arnold Holden, Frederick C. Holland-Rantos Co. Homeopathic Medical Society How-Martyn, Edith BOX 85 Hurst, Fannie REEL 55 Huse, Penelope B. P. (Mrs. Robert S.) Huxley, Julian “I” miscellany Illegitimacy Incorporation of committee Informational requests, 1931-1938, undated (5 folders) Institute of Family Relations

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International Congress of Eugenics International Medical Assembly BOX 86 Ishimoto, Shidzué REEL 56 “J” miscellany Jones (John Price) Corp. Journal of Contraception Journal of the American Medical Association Junior Leagues of America “K” miscellany Kahn, Addie W. (Mrs. Otto) Kaufman, A. R., 1936-1938 (2 folders) BOX 87 Kaufman, Viola, 1926-1937 REEL 56-57 (5 folders) Kavinoky, Nadina R. Kendrick, John F. Kennedy, Anne, 1928-1938 (2 folders) Kingsbury, John A., 1928-1939 (3 folders) BOX 88 Knopf, S. Adolphus, 1927-1939 REEL 57 (5 folders) Kohut, George Alexander and Rebekah “L” miscellany Ladies' Home Journal Lamont, Margaret I. (Mrs. Corliss) Lamont, Elinor M. (Mrs. Thomas S.) and Florence (Mrs. Thomas W.) Lanteen Laboratories Lasker, Florina Laski, Frida BOX 89 Lectures, 1930-1938 REEL 58 (4 folders) Legal file Arrests of Norman Shapiro and Richard Miller Birth Control in Asia (1933), edited by Michael Fielding Birth control legislation Birth Control Methods (1936), by Norman Haire Criminal Code of the United States Cutting, Bronson Ernst, Morris, and associates 1930-1936 (4 folders)

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BOX 90 1937-1938 REEL 59 (2 folders) Federal Trade Commission German shipment of birth control material Hawaii test case How-Martyn, Edith International medical group report, 1933 Legal opinions Marriage Hygiene Massachusetts legal briefs Medical test pamphlet Minnesota Birth Control League Miscellaneous, 1931-1939, undated (2 folders) National Committee for the Revision of the Comstock Law, 1938 National Legal Advisory Committee, 1933-1936 BOX 91 Outline of birth control legislation, 1873-1931 REEL 59-60 People of the State of New York v. Sideri People of the State of New York v. Sanger Practical Book on Birth Control (circa 1936), by K. V. Mathew The Practice of Contraception (1931), edited by Margaret Sanger and Hannah M. Stone Principles of Contraception (1935), by Joan Malleson Revision of legal pamphlets and codes, 1929-1936, undated (5 folders) The Rhythm of Sterility and Fertility in Women (1932), by Leo J. Latz Scribner, Charles E. State of Iowa v. L. E. Wilson Summary of test cases BOX 92 Sweet, Robert B. REEL 60 Tweed, Harrison United States v. One book United States v. One package, 1932-1937, undated (3 folders) United States v. Parenthood: Design or Accident? (1928), by Michael Fielding United States v. 3 Boxes U.S. Customs Service See also Container 46, Customs Bureau, and Container 170, same heading Youngs Rubber Corp. v. Lee Legislative conference, 1936 Legislative procedure Lewis, Joseph Libraries BOX 93 Library of Congress REEL 60-61

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Life Lindeman, Eduard C. Lindsey, Ben B. Lions clubs Literary Digest, 1932-1934 (2 folders) Literature distribution Litt, Ruth V. Little, Clarence Cook Lloyd, Demarest Look Lovejoy, Owen R. “M” miscellany (3 folders) Macaulay Co. McBride (Robert M.) & Co. McClure Newspaper Syndicate McCormick, Katharine D. (Mrs. Stanley) McIntosh, Jean Macmillan Co. Mail records BOX 94 Marguerite Sanger Chemical Laboratories REEL 61-62 Marriage Hygiene Marstin Press Maternity Center Association Matsner, Eric M. Medical Women's International Association Medical Women's National Association Mendoza, Margarita R. Milbank, Albert G. Milbank Memorial Fund, 1931-1938 (2 folders) Miller, Iva M. Miscellaneous Apr. 1929-Oct. 1936 (3 folders) BOX 95 Nov. 1936-Jan. 1940, undated REEL 62 (2 folders) Mobilization for Human Needs committee Moffat, Samuel Morgan, Anne Morgenthau, Henry Moses, Bessie L. Motherhood Advice Bureau, 1930-1937 (5 folders)

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Motherhood in Bondage (1928), by Margaret Sanger Mothers Bill of Rights (1931) BOX 96 Mother's Day REEL 63 Motion pictures Mukerji, Kamala Munsell, A. E. O. Museum of the City of New York, New York, N.Y. “N” miscellany Nation, 1931-1938 (4 folders) National Association of Colored Graduate Nurses National Association of Deans of Women National Biennial Nursing Convention, 1934 National Birth Control News BOX 97 National Child Welfare Association REEL 63-64 National Committee on Better Care for Mothers and Babies National Committee on Maternal Health, 1929-1937 (3 folders) National Conference of Social Work, 1930-1938 (4 folders) National Conference on the Cause and Cure of War National Congress of Parents and Teachers, 1932-1938 (2 folders) BOX 98 National Council of Jewish Women REEL 64-65 National Council of Women of the United States National Council on Freedom From Censorshop National Cyclopedia of American Biography National Education Association, 1934-1938 (2 folders) National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, 1933-1936 (2 folders) National Federation of Settlements National League of Women Voters National Medical Association National Medical Committee on Federal and State Contraceptive Legislation National Parent-Teacher Magazine Conference National welfare agencies Feb. 1931-Apr. 1932 BOX 99 Apr. 1932-May 1935 REEL 65 (2 folders) National Woman's Party National Women's Trade Union League of America New History Society

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New International Year Book New York Academy of Medicine New York Society for the Suppression of Vice New York State Conference on Marriage and the Family Newsletters and releases No More Children (motion picture) Norman, Edward A. and Dorothy S. North American Review “O” miscellany Officers and state chairmen Ogburn, William F. BOX 100 Open Road REEL 66 Organization of committee Organization of State and regional chairmen Osborn, Henry Fairfield Osteopathic Women's National Association “P” miscellany Packard, Arthur W. Palmer, Gretta Pan American Medical Association Parents' Magazine Parent-Teacher Association P. E. O. Sisterhood Peace organizations Pearl, Raymond Pedersen, Victor C. Peoples Mandate to Governments to End War Personnel file Alexander, Nell Wells Oct. 1932-Mar. 1935 (2 folders) BOX 101 Apr. 1935-Oct. 1936 REEL 66-67 (2 folders) Andrews, George Reid Belser, Agnes Benjamin, Hazel C. Brashear, Roma Calhoun, Douglas A. Countryman, Helen G., 1934-1936 (2 folders) Davidson, Doris Cary Fuhr, Lee Moerkerk BOX 102 Hamilton, Ruth REEL 67-68 Hanau, Stella

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Harper, Helen F. Heck, Constance Hosford, Maryan L. Hughston, Mary Levine, Sara McGraw, Clara Louise 1929-1934 (4 folders) BOX 103 1935-1938 REEL 68 McKinnon, Edna Rankin Moore, Hazel, 1931-1938 (6 folders) Murray, Willa L. Palache, Alice H. Pearson, Adelaide Prather, N. Bess (Mrs. Charles H.) BOX 104 Rose, Florence, 1932-1937 REEL 68-69 (4 folders) Smith, Gladys DeLancey, 1935-1939 (2 folders) Toy, J. J. 1931-1932 (2 folders) BOX 105 1933 REEL 69-70 Van Dusen, Albert P. Phelps, Alma Phipps, Anne (Mrs. Henry) Physicians Pictorial Review, annual achievement award, 1925-1938 (2 folders) Plain Talk Plass, E. D. Policy statements Polls Population Population Association of America, 1930-1937 (2 folders) Population Reference Bureau Porto Rico Child Feeding Committee Postal laws and regulations BOX 106 Potter, Charles Francis REEL 70 Presidential petition

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President's Research Committee on Social Trends, 1931-1933, undated (4 folders) Press clipping bureaus Prizes to college students for essays Progressive Education Association Publicity 1929-1934 (3 folders) BOX 107 1934-1938, undated REEL 70-71 (10 folders) Putnam's (G. P.) Sons Pyle, Charles McAlpin BOX 108 Questionnaires REEL 71 County medical societies, 1937 (3 folders) State public health officers Quitman, Jesse Quotations “R” miscellany Rackham (Horace H.) fund Radio Censorship Tribute to Havelock Ellis National Association of Broadcasters Networks BOX 109 Poll, 1935 REEL 72 (3 folders) Speeches Reconciliation trips Reinhardt, Mary Woodward Religious opinions American Unitarian Association Baptist Church Central Conference of American Rabbis Churchman Congregational and Christian churches of America 1931-1932 BOX 110 1933-1936, undated REEL 73 Diocesan Council of Long Island, N.Y. Episcopal church, 1931-1936, undated (3 folders) Ethical Culture Society, New York , N.Y. Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America

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Lutheran church Methodist church, 1931-1936, undated (2 folders) Methodist board of temperance BOX 111 Miscellany Mormon church National Federation of Temple Brotherhoods Presbyterian church Rabbinical Assembly of America Society of Friends Union of Orthodox Rabbis United Synagogues of America Universalist church World Fellowship of Faiths Reports Annual Budget Field work General Lectures Midweek BOX 112 Special REEL 73-74 Summary, 1932-1937 (4 folders) Resolutions Alabama-California BOX 113 Colorado-Idaho REEL 74 Illinois-Kentucky Louisiana-Minnesota Miscellany Mississippi-New Mexico New York (2 folders) BOX 114 North Carolina-Oregon REEL 75 Pennsylvania-Tennessee Texas-Washington West Virginia-Wisconsin Rhythm method, 1931-1938, undated (2 folders) Ripley, Katie Rice (Mrs. George) Robie, Mrs. William F. BOX 115 Rockefeller, John D. and Blanchette H. REEL 75-76 Roman Catholic opposition

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Interview reports Legislation Miscellany, 1920-1943, undated (4 folders) National Catholic Welfare Conference Rhythm method Rosenwald (Julius) Fund Rotary International Round the World for Birth Control (1937), with Margaret Sanger and Edith How-Martyn Rumsey, Mary Harriman (Mrs. Charles C.) BOX 116 “S” miscellany REEL 76 Sage (Russell) Foundation, 1929-1936 (2 folders) Sanger, Margaret Snow (Mrs. Henry H.) Save the Children Fund Schmalhausen, Samuel D. Schwimmer, Rosika Science Service Sex determination Sinclair, Upton Slee, J. Noah H., 1930-1937, undated (5 folders) BOX 117 Social Work Publicity Council REEL 77 Socialist Party Southern Conference for Human Welfare Southern Medical Association conference Special meetings Sponsors State file, congressional Alabama Black, Hugo L. Interviews Arizona Ashurst, Henry F. Greenway, Isabella Hayden, Carl Interviews Arkansas Caraway, Hattie W. Interviews Miller, John E. Robinson, Joseph T. California General correspondence Interviews

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Johnson, Hiram W. BOX 118 Kahn, Florence P. McAdoo, William Gibbs Colorado General correspondence Interviews Connecticut Citron, William M. General correspondence Interviews Lonergan, Augustine Delaware Hastings, Daniel O. Interviews Townsend, John G. (1871-1964) Florida Fletcher, Duncan U. General correspondence Interviews Trammell, Park Georgia George, Walter F. Interviews BOX 119 Peterson, Hugh, Jr. REEL 78 Ramspeck, Robert Russell, Richard B. (1897-1971) Tarver, Malcolm C. Hawaii Interviews Idaho Borah, William E. Interviews Illinois Adair, J. Leroy Chindblom, Carl R. Dieterich, William H. Dobbins, Donald C. General correspondence Interviews Lewis, J. Hamilton Rainey, Henry T. Indiana General correspondence Interviews Ludlow, Louis

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Robinson, Arthur R. BOX 120 Van Nuys, Frederick REEL 78-79 Iowa Interviews Utterback, Hubert Kansas Capper, Arthur Interviews Kentucky Barkley, Alben W. General correspondence Gregory, William V. Interviews Logan, Marvel M. Robsion, John M. Louisiana Interviews Long, Huey P. Maine General correspondence Hale, Frederick Interviews White, Wallace Humphrey Maryland Goldsborough, Phillips L. Interviews Tydings, Millard E. Massachusetts General correspondence Healey, Arthur D. BOX 121 Interviews REEL 79 Walsh, David I. Michigan Couzens, James General correspondence Interviews Michener, Earl C. Vandenburg, Arthur H. Minnesota General correspondence Interviews Schall, Thomas D. Shipstead, Henrik Mississippi General correspondence

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Harrison, Pat Interviews Stephens, Hubert D. Missouri Clark, Bennett ("Champ") General correspondence BOX 122 Interviews REEL 80 Ruffin, James E. Montana General correspondence Interviews Wheeler, Burton K. Nebraska General correspondence Interviews Norris, George W. Nevada Interviews New Hampshire General correspondence Interviews New Jersey Barbour, W. Warren General correspondence Interviews Kean, Hamilton F. Perkins, Randolph New Mexico Bratton, Sam G. BOX 123 Interviews New York Celler, Emanuel Copeland, Royal S. General correspondence, 1929-1937 (2 folders) Hancock, Clarence E. Interviews (2 folders) O'Day, Caroline Wagner, Robert F. North Carolina Bailey, Josiah William Bulwinkle, Alfred L. BOX 124 Doughton, R. L. REEL 81 (2 folders)

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Hancock, Franklin W., Jr. Interviews Reynolds, Robert R. Weaver, Zebulon North Dakota Interviews Ohio Ashbrook, William A. Bolton, Chester C. Bulkley, Robert J. Duffey, Warren J. Fess, Simeon D. Interviews (2 folders) Oklahoma Gassaway, Percy General correspondence Interviews Oregon Interviews McNary, Charles L. BOX 125 Pierce, Walter M. REEL 81-82 (2 folders) Steiwer, Frederick Pennsylvania Beck, James M. Davis, James J. General correspondence Kurtz, J. Banks Interviews (2 folders) Swick, J. Howard Walter, Francis E. Puerto Rico Interviews Rhode Island Interviews Metcalf, Jesse H. South Carolina Interviews South Dakota General correspondence Interviews Tennessee Browning, Gordon BOX 126 Byrns, Joseph W.

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REEL 82 Chandler, Walter General correspondence Interviews McKellar, Kenneth Texas Connally, Tom Interviews Sheppard, Morris Sumners, Hatton W., 1933-1936 (2 folders) Utah Interviews King, William H. Vermont Austin, Warren R. Interviews Special report Virginia Byrd, Harry Flood General correspondence Glass, Carter BOX 127 Interviews REEL 82-83 Montague, Andrew J. Robertson, A. Willis Washington Bone, Homer T. Dill, Clarence C. General correspondence Interviews Zioncheck, Marion A. West Virginia General correspondence Hatfield, Henry D., 1930-1933 (2 folders) Interviews Neely, Matthew M. Smith, Joe L. Wisconsin General correspondence Interviews La Follette, Robert Marion (1895-1953) Wyoming General correspondence Interviews BOX 128 State file, general public

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REEL 83-84 Alabama General correspondence Arizona Federation of women's clubs General correspondence, 1930-1938 (2 folders) Hughston, Mary, 1935-1936 (3 folders) Physicians Prather, N. Bess (Mrs. Charles H.) Reports 1934-1935 BOX 129 1935-1937 REEL 84 (2 folders) Tucson Arkansas Branner, Enid Aubrey (Mrs. George C.) 1932-1936 (3 folders) Cornish, Hilda K. (Mrs. Edward), 1930-1937 (4 folders) Federation of women's clubs BOX 130 General correspondence REEL 84-85 Hart, Margaret G. Physicians Reports California Abell, Theodore C. Alameda County Birth Control League Arnold, Raymond H. Brown, Adelaide Business and professional women's clubs Conference of social work Central Labor Council of Los Angeles Federation of women's clubs Friis-Holm, Gudrune General correspondence Sept. 1928-Apr. 1934 (2 folders) BOX 131 May 1934-June 1939, undated REEL 85-86 (4 folders) Haynes, John R. Kavinoky, Nadina R. Lifshiz, Anna

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Los Angeles Mothers Clinic Association McManus, Elizabeth Parent-Teachers Association Pasadena Physicians Reppert, Vernice W. Reports 1933-1935 BOX 132 1936-1937 REEL 86 (5 folders) San Francisco Smith, Gladys DeLancey Apr. 1932-Feb. 1935 (3 folders) BOX 133 Mar. 1935-Feb. 1937 REEL 86-87 (6 folders) Southern California Birth Control Association Colorado Earp, J. Rosslyn General correspondence, 1931-1937 (2 folders) BOX 134 Physicians REEL 87 Reed, Mrs. Verner Z. Reports Connecticut Connecticut Birth Control League Eastern region Endorsements General correspondence, 1930-1937 (3 folders) BOX 135 Greenwich REEL 88 Hartford Hepburn, Katharine Houghton (Mrs. Thomas N.), 1929-1934 (3 folders) League of Women Voters Meetings Middletown New Haven Physicians BOX 136 Reports REEL 88-89 Delaware General correspondence

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Kraemer, Huldah F. Vincent, Ruth, 1927-1937 (3 folders) District of Columbia Baker, O. E. Berlin, Fred A. Burton, Ralph E. D.C. committee on federal legislation General correspondence, 1931-1937 (2 folders) BOX 137 Fahy, Ambrose J. REEL 89 Luncheons Meetings Town Hall forum Florida General correspondence, 1929-1936 (3 folders) Reports Resolutions BOX 138 Georgia REEL 89-90 Bridges, S. Russell General correspondence, 1930-1937 (3 folders) Hawaii Cass, Muriel D. General correspondence Physicians Test case Idaho Federation of women's clubs General correspondence, 1933-1937 (2 folders) Physicians BOX 139 Reports REEL 90 Illinois Chicago, 1934-1937 (2 folders) Endorsements Evanston Federation of women's clubs General correspondence, 1929-1940 (2 folders) BOX 140 Guthmann, Bernice REEL 91

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Illinois Birth Control League Lake, George B. Ogburn, William F. Palmer, Maude G. Pusey, William Allen Physicians Quincy Reports Riddlesbarger, Rufus Voorsanger, Henriette M. Yarros, Rachelle S. June 1929-Feb. 1934 BOX 141 Mar. 1934-June 1936 REEL 91-92 Indiana Dugan, Mildred B. H. Endorsers Federation of women's clubs General correspondence, 1931-1937 (3 folders) Harrison, Elisabeth S. Indianapolis, 1933-1936 (2 folders) Physicians BOX 142 Reports REEL 92 State conference of social work Iowa Endorsements Federation of women's clubs General correspondence, 1931-1938 (2 folders) Grahl, Magdalon (Mrs. Charles) Maternal Health League Physicians Reports Kansas Dellinger, Anne (Mrs. O. P.) General correspondence, 1931-1938 (2 folders) Physicians Reports BOX 143 Kentucky REEL 92-93 Brown, Earl L. General correspondence State conference of social work

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State convention of nurses Louisiana General correspondence Maine Federation of women's clubs General correspondence, 1929-1937 (2 folders) Gruening, Dorothy S. Maine Birth Control League Physicians Maryland Baltimore Bureau for Contraceptive Advice BOX 144 General correspondence REEL 93-94 Steuart, Sarah B. Massachusetts Birth Control League of Massachusetts, 1928-1937 (2 folders) Boston Carpenter, Alice East, E. M. Eastern region Eastern regional conference BOX 145 Endorsements REEL 94 Federation of women's clubs General correspondence, 1929-1938, undated (5 folders) Marshall, Jessie Ames (Mrs.) Physicians Reports BOX 146 Robbins, Flora H. REEL 94-95 Michigan Bacon, Elizabeth, 1930-1937, undated (6 folders) BOX 147 Blodgett, John W. REEL 95 Breakey, Judith J., 1934-1936 (2 folders) Collisi, Harrison S. Detroit Federation of women's clubs General correspondence, 1929-1937 (3 folders) Keeney, Nancy B. (Mrs. Morton)

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Oct. 1931-Oct. 1933 BOX 148 Nov. 1933-Nov. 1936 REEL 95-96 Physicians Reports Minnesota General correspondence Legislation Minnesota Birth Control League Physicians Roan, C. M. Mississippi General correspondence Missouri Birkhead, Agnes S. Federation of women's clubs General correspondence, 1930-1937 (3 folders) BOX 149 Physicians REEL 96-97 Reports Montana Federation of women's clubs General correspondence Physicians Nebraska General correspondence Koenig, Margaret Physicians Reports, 1933-1936 (2 folders) BOX 150 Nevada REEL 97 General correspondence Reports New Hampshire General correspondence, 1930-1937, undated (2 folders) Physicians New Jersey Conference of Social Work Eagleton, Wells P. and Florence P. Endorsements Federation of women's clubs General correspondence Apr. 1929-Mar. 1935 (3 folders)

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BOX 151 Apr. 1935-Mar. 1937, undated REEL 97-98 (2 folders) Hart, Henriette Hill, Alice League of Women Voters Meetings, 1927-1931, undated (3 folders) Montclair BOX 152 Morristown REEL 99 Murray, Willa L. New Jersey Birth Control League, 1928-1937, undated (3 folders) Newark Physicians Plainfield Reports, 1933-1936, undated (2 folders) Timme, Ida H. (Mrs. Walter) Tompkins, H. E. Woman's Club of Orange New Mexico Federation of women's clubs General correspondence, 1932-1938 (2 folders) BOX 153 Physicians Reports New York Bronx Brooklyn Buffalo Buffalo Council of Social Agencies Federation of women's clubs General correspondence Apr. 1928-Oct. 1935 (4 folders) BOX 154 Nov. 1935-Apr. 1938, undated REEL 100 (3 folders) The Group Hanly, William Robert Holmes, Ellen Katonah Kennedy, Anne Kennedy, Anne (Mrs. Cochran) National Council of Jewish Women

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BOX 155 New York City, 1930-1935 REEL 100-101 (3 folders) New York State Birth Control Federation Peoples Educational Center Physicians, 1929-1937, undated (2 folders) Smith, Marie Sweet Staten Island Strong, Martha, 1935-1937 (2 folders) BOX 156 Timme, Ida H. (Mrs. Walter), 1929-1931, undated REEL 101 (2 folders) Van Dusen, Albert, 1930-1934, undated (3 folders) North Carolina Endorsements General correspondence Goldsboro BOX 157 North Dakota REEL 101-102 General correspondence Physicians Ohio Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Dayton Endorsements General correspondence, 1929-1938 (4 folders) Physicians Reports Oklahoma Arnett, Eugene BOX 158 Federation of women's clubs REEL 102 General correspondence, 1930-1937, undated (2 folders) Lucas, Blanche Physicians Reports State medical association Oregon General correspondence Physicians

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Reports Pennsylvania Birth Control League of Allegheny County BOX 159 Bossard, James H. S. REEL 102-103 Dunning, Martha B. (Mrs. George A.) Evons, L. Ellis Easton Gamble, Clarence J. General correspondence, 1921-1938, undated (4 folders) Johnson, Roswell H. League of Women Voters Love, Bolton J. and Florence W. Oct. 1931-May 1935 BOX 160 June 1935-Apr. 1937, undated REEL 103-104 (2 folders) Mudd, Stuart Pennsylvania Birth Control Federation, 1929-1937, undated (3 folders) Philadelphia, 1932-1937, undated (2 folders) Phillips, Anna Jane Physicians BOX 161 Pittsburgh REEL 104 Reports State Federation of Pennsylvania Women, 1931-1936, undated (2 folders) Timme, Ida H. (Mrs. Walter) Winsor, Mary Rhode Island Federation of women's clubs General correspondence Jones, Barbara N. (Mrs. Dan W.) Physicians Rhode Island Birth Control League BOX 162 Timme, Ida H. (Mrs. Walter) REEL 105 South Carolina General correspondence South Dakota General correspondence Physicians Tennessee Atkins, Augusta

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General correspondence Hill, Louise B., 1932-1934 (2 folders) Kirtland, Susie D. Texas Dallas Endorsements BOX 163 Forth Worth REEL 105-106 Federation of business and professional women's clubs General correspondence, 1930-1940 (2 folders) Newspaper clippings list Physicians Reports Ripley, Katie Rice (Mrs. George), Dec. 1933-Mar. 1935 (2 folders) BOX 164 Apr. 1935-Apr. 1937, undated REEL 106 Texas conference Utah Federation of women's clubs General correspondence Physicians Reports Vermont Endorsements Federation of women's clubs General correspondence, 1929-1936, undated (2 folders) Physicians Reports BOX 165 Timme, Ida H. (Mrs. Walter) REEL 106-107 Virgin Islands Virginia American Association of Social Workers Federation of home demonstration clubs Federation of labor General correspondence, 1931-1937, undated (3 folders) Medical society Washington Endorsements Federation of women's clubs General correspondence

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1930-1933 BOX 166 1934-1937, undated REEL 107-108 Legislation Peterkin, G. Shearman Physicians Reports Thompson, Helen (Mrs. Frederick C.), 1933-1936 (2 folders) Wilcox, Helen West Virginia General correspondence, 1929-1934, undated (2 folders) BOX 167 Trent, Kathryn C. REEL 108 Wisconsin Endorsements Federation of women's clubs General correspondence, 1928-1937 (2 folders) Gordon, John J. and Adele, 1935-1936 (2 folders) Karew, Arthur Northern States' Womens' Cooperative Guild O'Malley bill Feb.-Mar. 1933 BOX 168 Apr.-Aug. 1933 (2 folders) Physicians Wyoming Federation of women's clubs General correspondence Physicians Stokes, Rose Pastor Student inquiries, 1933-1935 (2 folders) Survey Graphic Survey of county medical societies Sutro, Florentine S. (Mrs. Lionel) Syphilis “T” miscellany Tamblyn and Tamblyn Taussig, Fred J. Theatrical productions Thomas, Norman BOX 169 Thompson, Warren S. REEL 108-109

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Time Timme, Ida H. (Mrs. Walter), 1929-1936, undated (7 folders) Today Town Hall Club award BOX 170 Trained Nurse and Hospital Review REEL 109 True Story Magazine “U” miscellany Unemployment United States Children's Bureau United States Customs Service United States Department of Labor Unity Untermeyer, Samuel “V” miscellany Valiant, Margaret B. Van Blarcom, Carolyn C. Van Dusen, Albert P. Vanguard Press “Victory” letters Vincent, Ruth Vital Speeches of the Day “W” miscellany (2 folders) BOX 171 Waldman, Morris D. REEL 110 Wells (H. G.) dinner, 1931 Acceptances Plans and publicity Regrets Special correspondence Werner, Anna (Mrs. A. B.) Western branch What Every Girl Should Know (1915), by Margaret Sanger White, Margaret R. Whitney, Leon F. Who's Who in America Wickham, Bernice Wile, Ira S. Williams & Wilkins Co. Wisotzkey, H. A. Woman Today Woman's Digest Woman's Home Companion BOX 172 Women's activities REEL 110-111

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Women's International League for Peace and Freedom Women's Organisation for World Order Women's organizations Woodward, Elsie C. The Working Woman World Center for Women's Archives World Federation of Education Associations World League for Sexual Reform The World Tomorrow “Y” miscellany Young, Virginia C. Young Men's Christian Association BOX 173 Young Women's Christian Association REEL 111 Youth conference “Z” miscellany

BOX 173-179 Birth Control Federation of America. REEL 111-115 Arranged alphabetically by subject.

BOX 173 Advisory committee for public progress REEL 111 American Magazine Atlantic Monthly, 1938-1940 (2 folders) Board members California fair letter The Child Collier's Comments Contribution appeals BOX 174 Contributors REEL 112 Cosmopolitan Endorsers Farm security Farmer's Wife Federal Communications Commission Field workers Finances Future program Gamble, Clarence J. General correspondence, 1938-1942 (3 folders) Good Housekeeping Hygeia

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1936-1938 BOX 175 1939-1941 REEL 112-113 Information requests, 1938-1940, undated (2 folders) Interoffice memoranda Letter of membership Letters to magazines Letters to newspapers Letters to Franklin D. Roosevelt Letters to state health departments Letters to teachers Liberty Life BOX 176 Look REEL 113-114 McCall's Martin, Mr. and Mrs. J. Minutes of executive committee meetings, 1939-1942 (2 folders) Nation Negro exposition, Chicago, Ill., June-Nov. 1940 (3 folders) Newsweek Parents' Magazine Photo-History Pictorial Review (combined with Delineator) Policies and procedures Postal regulations Printers Public progress committee Alabama BOX 177 Arizona REEL 114 Arkansas California Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Maine

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Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Vermont Virginia BOX 178 West Virginia REEL 114-115 Wisconsin Questionnaire Radio Reader's Digest Reports Membership Monthly Special Summary Weekly Reserve Corps Resignations Roosevelt, Eleanor Saturday Evening Post Taylor, Ann R. Timme, Ida H. (Mrs. Walter) Town Hall of the Air Tribute to Havelock Ellis BOX 179 United States Children's Bureau, 1938-1941, undated REEL 115 (3 folders) United States Public Health Service Washington committee Woman's Home Companion

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Works Progress Administration, 1938-1941, undated (2 folders)

BOX 179-184 Margaret Sanger Research Bureau. REEL 115-118 Arranged alphabetically by subject.

BOX 179 Adoption REEL 115 Alabama American Birth Control League Arkansas Birth Control Foundation (proposed) Blom, Frieda J. British Social Hygiene Council BOX 180 Bryant Press REEL 115-116 Books Brown and Delhi Burch, Guy Irving California Clergy Colorado Connecticut Conservation Foundation Consumers Union Contributions Cooperative for American Remittances to Europe, 1946-1948 (2 folders) Daily Worker Delp, Mildred District of Columbia Documentary film Duke University, Durham, N.C. Fairchild, Henry Pratt Ernst, Morris Flowers, Estelle W. BOX 181 Freeman, Miller REEL 116-117 General correspondence, 1924-1953, undated (7 folders) Georgia Gilman, Mildred Grafenberg, Ernest BOX 182 Groves, Gladys REEL 117 Haldeman-Julius Publications Himes, Norman E.

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Holland-Rantos Co. Hubbard, Kay S. Human Betterment League of North Carolina Huse, Penelope B. P. (Mrs. Robert S.) Jenkins, Eleanor C. (Mrs. James) Kaufman, A. R. Knapp, Molly Legacies Legislation Lindeman, Howard E. McKinnon, Edna Rankin Massachusetts Menninger Foundation National Committee on Federal Legislation for Birth Control BOX 183 Negro program REEL 117-118 New American Library New Jersey New York Academy of Medicine, New York, N.Y. New York, N.Y. New York City Committee of Maternal Health Centers, New York, N.Y. New York State North Carolina Ohio Oklahoma Olden, Marian S. Organization outline Osborn, Fairfield Otis, Margaret Pennsylvania BOX 184 Pictorial Statistics, Inc. REEL 118-119 Planned baby panel Reports Stone, Hannah M., 1941, undated (2 folders)

BOX 184-189 Planned Parenthood Federation of America. REEL 118-121 Arranged alphabetically by subject.

BOX 184 Anniversary dinner, 1946 REEL 118 Blacker, C. P. Budget and finance committee Bylaws Campaign of 1949

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Contraceptive research Directory Doris Duke Foundation BOX 185 Emerick, Frank (Emmerich, Franz J.) REEL 119 Endorsements Financial statements Friends of the Smith College Library, Northampton, Mass. Fund-raising General correspondence, 1939-1956, undated (3 folders) Gilbert, Georgia E. Griessemer, T. O. BOX 186 Grocery bills REEL 119-120 Historical background Houghton, Vera Inservice training seminar on education for marriage and parenthood International associations Laundry bills Legislation Long range planning committee Minutes of meetings Annual Board of directors, 1940-1956 (2 folders) BOX 187 Executive committee, 1940-1956 REEL 120 (3 folders) Field committee Joint committee Medical committee National campaign steering committee Workshop session National program New York, N.Y., committee New York State Federation for Planned Parenthood BOX 188 Organization charts REEL 120-121 Pittsburgh, Pa., clinic Poletti, Charles Policies and procedures Population Association of America Public health Publicity, 1938-1950, undated (2 folders)

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Reports, 1939-1955 (2 folders) BOX 189 Speeches REEL 121 State leagues and local committees, 1944-1953, undated (3 folders) Stone, Abraham Tennessee Tucson, Ariz., clinic Watumull Foundation

BOX 190-198 Conference File, 1921-1955 REEL 121-128 Correspondence, proceedings, reports, minutes of meetings, and press releases. Arranged chronologically by date of conference.

BOX 190 1921, 1st American Birth Control Conference, New York, N.Y. REEL 121-122 1922, 5th International Neo-Malthusian and Birth Control Conference, London, England (2 folders) 1923, Middle Western States Birth Control Conference, Chicago, Ill. (2 folders) 1925, 6th International Birth Control Conference, New York, N.Y. (1 folder) BOX 191 (1 folder) REEL 122-123 1927, World Population Conference, Geneva, Switzerland Breed, Mary Gini, Corrado Johnson, A. E. Little, Clarence Cook Mallet, Bernard Pearl, Raymond Correspondence, 1926-1927 Financial reports International labor office Journal League of National Life National Research Council Papers and speeches Photographs BOX 192 Press releases REEL 123 Miscellaneous World population list of who's who 1929 Eastern regional conference, Boston, Mass. (2 folders)

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Institute on Problems of Population and Migration Middle Western States conference, Columbus, Ohio Correspondence Finances Lists Minutes BOX 193 Organizing program and endorsing list REEL 124 Miscellaneous 1930 Eastern regional luncheon 7th International Birth Control Conference, Zurich, Switzerland Chance, Clinton Chance, Janet Drysdale, C. V. Martin, Marjorie Correspondence Finances Introduction to proceedings Lists of individuals receiving announcements Questionnaire Resolutions passed by conference Miscellaneous The Practice of Contraception (1931) (summary of proceedings) BOX 194 Western States Conference on Birth Control and Population Problems, Los Angeles, REEL 124-125 Calif. (4 folders) 1931 Eastern regional luncheon National Contraceptive Conference 1933, Conference on Birth Control in Asia 1934, American Conference on Birth Control and National Recovery, Washington, D.C. Correspondence Papers presented Miscellaneous BOX 195 Proceedings REEL 125-126 1935, Conference on the High Cost of Living 1936, Conference on Contraceptive Research and Clinical Practice Correspondence 1936 (2 folders) 1937 Attendance BOX 196 Exhibits REEL 126-127 Exhibits committee

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Expenses Press releases and publicity General Questionnaire (2 folders) Summary of clinic questionnaire results Speakers Miscellaneous BOX 197 1937 REEL 127 Birth Control Conference on Public Health and Population Western States Conference, proposal for Correspondence Advisory committee Speaker acceptances Speaker regrets Sponsor acceptances Arizona California Colorado BOX 198 Idaho REEL 127-128 Montana Nevada New Mexico Oregon Texas Utah Washington Wyoming Press releases and publicity 1938, Conference on the Conservation and Development of Human Resources 1941, White House Conference 1952, World Conference on Planned Parenthood 1952-1953, India conference 1953 4th International Conference on Planned Parenthood, Stockholm, Sweden Constitution and rules Minutes and reports Finances Press release Program Miscellaneous Japan International Conference 1955, 5th International Conference on Planned Parenthood

BOX 199-209 Speeches and Writings File, 1912-1960

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REEL 128-135

BOX 199-203 Works by Margaret Sanger. REEL 128-131 Drafts and printed copies of editorials, lectures, articles, speeches, pamphlets, and other writings, including related notes and correspondence. Arranged alphabetically by title.

BOX 199 “The A.B.C.'s of Birth Control” REEL 128 A.W.A. (American Woman's Association) clubhouse testimonial dinner address, Apr. 20, 1932. “Abortion” Address at 30th annual luncheon of the Planned Parenthood Federation of America, Oct. 25, 1950 Address before Conference on Contraceptive Research and Clinical Practice, Dec. 29, 1936 “Address of Welcome,” Mar. 25, 1925 “Address to the People of Japan,” Family Planning Movement in Japan, 1953 Allentown, Pa., radio address “America Needs a Code for Babies,” American Weekly, May 27, 1934 Appeals From American Mothers (New York: New York Womans Pub. Co., 1921. 16 pp.) Article for Independent Woman “Asia Discovers Birth Control,” Reader's Digest, July 1956 Autobiographical sketch Baltimore, Md., open forum lecture, Jan. 3, 1926 “Birth Control,” unpublished manuscript “Birth Control,” Church and Society, Feb. 1932 “Birth Control,” State Government, Sept. 1934 “Birth Control Advances,” 1931 “Birth Control and Religion,” notes for speech, Feb. 4, 1936 “Birth Control and Society,” unpublished manuscript, 1916 “Birth Control Comes of Age,” dinner speech, Feb. 12, 1935 Birth Control Conference speech, Philadelphia, Pa., Feb. 27, 1929 “The Birth Control Crusade Marches on,” The Clubwoman, Aug. 1936 “Birth Control-For the People's Sake!” “Birth Control in China and Japan,” speech at Carnegie Hall, New York, N.Y., Oct. 30, 1922 “Birth Control in India,” speech for the American Eugenics Society “Birth Control in Soviet Russia,” Birth Control Review, June 1935 “The Birth Control of a Nation” “The Birth Control Raid,” New Republic, May 1, 1929 “Birth Control Research on the March,” Oct. 1952 “Birth Control Steps Out,” People, Apr. 1931 “Birth Control, the Concern of Youth,” Youth Conference address “Birth Control: The Doctor's Duty,” Clinical Medicine and Surgery, June 1937 “Birth Control Through the Ages,” 1940 Book reviews “The Case for Birth Control,” Allegheny Birth Control League address

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“The Case for Birth Control,” The Crisis, June 1934 “A Chance in Life,” Champion of Youth, 1937 City Club of Rochester, N.Y., address Colgate University, Colgate, N.Y., Chapel address, Nov. 13, 1936 “Comstockery in America” “The Danger of Carrying an American Passport,” New York Sunday Call, Oct. 1915 “Do They Want Birth Control?” Woman's Digest, Nov. 1936 “Do Women Want Children?” unpublished manuscript “Does the Public Want Birth Control?” True Confessions, Apr. 1936 Dutch Methods of Birth Control ([New York? 191-?] 16 pp.) BOX 200 Early form letters REEL 129 Early speeches Eastern Medical Society address Editorials “Education and the Birth Control Clinic,” unpublished manuscript Encyclopaedia Britannica articles English Methods of Birth Control ([n.p., 1915 ] 19 pp.) “An Englishman's Opinion of America” “Eugenic Value of Birth Control Propaganda,” 1921 Fabian Hall, London, England, speech, July 5, 1915 Facts on Abortion and Legislation in Relation to Birth Control (New York: New York Womans Pub. Co., 1921. 16 pp.) Family Limitation ([New York? 1914 ] 16 pp.) and later editions “Family Planning,” radio talk, Apr. 11, 1935 Federation of Jewish Women's Organizations address, radio broadcast, Jan. 25, 1937 Ford Hall, Boston, Mass., Forum speech, Apr. 16, 1929 “The Foundation of World Peace,” Mar. 28, 1932 Gandhi article for Liberty magazine Gandhi article from personal diary, Asia, Nov. 1936 Gandhi debate, Wardha, India, Dec. 3, 1935 “Gandhi Discusses Birth Control,” Unity, Apr. 20, 1936 “Havelock Ellis,” Feb. 5, 1929 “Havelock Ellis-On His Eightieth Birthday,” Journal of Contraception, Feb. 1939 “Highlights in the History of Birth Control,” New York Tribune, Apr. 15, 1923 Hotel Biltmore, New York, N.Y., address, Jan. 19, 1939 Hotel Brevoort, New York, N.Y., speech, Jan. 17, 1916 Hotel Commodore, New York, N.Y., speech, Dec. 8, 1920 “How I Decided To Begin My Fight,” Redbook, Feb. 1939 “The Humanity of Birth Control,” Sept. 1952 Hygienic Methods of Family Limitation ([London? 1924 ] 34 pp.) “If Christ Come Again,” Cosmopolitan, 1932 “The Importance of Being Suppressed,” Mercury, June 1924 “Important Reasons for Amending Existing Birth Control Laws,” Unity, Feb. 4, 1935 “Impressions of Glasgow,” unpublished manuscript, 1913 BOX 201 Incomplete manuscript REEL 129-130

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India, personal notes for lectures “International Aspects of Birth Control,” unpublished manuscript, 1920 International Planned Parenthood, speech upon acceptance of presidency, Aug. 1953 Introductions “Is Continence Not the Best Method of Birth Control?” “Japan's Population Problem,” Nation Kaizo (Japan) articles, 1921 Kiwanis Club address, July 1928 Lasker Foundation Award speech, Oct. 25, 1950 “Let's Talk It Over,” broadcast concerning Havelock Ellis, July 17, 1939 “A License for Mothers To Have Babies,” American Weekly, May 27, 1934 “Limitations of Eugenics,” 1921 List of One Hundred Selected Books on Human Relations for Lay and Professional Readers ([New York: Birth Control Clinical Research Bureau, 1931] 15 pp.) Los Secretos del Dominio de la Natalidad (Mexico, J. Chavez, 1919. 32 pp.) “Love and Marriage” Magnetation Methods of Birth Control ([New York? 1915] 20 pp.) “Margaret Sanger Defends Her Battle for the Right of Birth Control,” New York Sunday Call, Dec. 5, 1915 Massachusetts radio broadcast “The Meaning of Birth Control” Medal speech, April 1932 “Mobilizing for Motherhood Through Birth Control,” Jan. 5, 1921 “Modern Schools in Spain” “The Morality of Birth Control,” address given at Park Theater, New York, N.Y., Nov. 18, 1921 “Mother India-As I Saw Her,” address before the Federation for the Support of Jewish Philanthropic Societies of New York City, Nov. 10, 1936 “Mother India As I Saw Her,” address to the Union of East and West, May 21, 1936 “Motherhood Enslaved in Italy,” unpublished manuscript, 1928 The Mothers Bill of Rights ([New York: National Committee on Federal Legislation for Birth Control, 193-?]) “My Answer to the Pope on Birth Control,” The Nation, Jan. 27, 1932 “My Experiences in India,” radio address “My Plan to Peace,” speech, Feb. 19, 1932 “My Way to Peace,” speech before the New History Society, Jan. 17, 1932 “National Health Training Service for Girls” “National Security and Birth Control,” Forum, Mar. 1935 “The Necessity for Birth Control,” speech in Oakland, Calif., Dec. 19, 1928 “The Need for Birth Control,” 1928 “The New Women of Japan,” unpublished manuscript, 1923 The Next Step (Washington, D.C.: National Committee on Federal Legislation for Birth Control [1937]) Notes for lectures BOX 202 Notes for Town Hall, New York, N.Y., speech, 1921 REEL 130 Notes on address contemplating trial regarding Woman Rebel, 1916

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Notes on Friedrich Nietzsche Notes on Portet and Ferrer, 1915 Notes written in Paris, France, 1915 “One of Eleven,” North American Review, May 1929 “Open Letter to Cardinal Hayes,” May 28, 1928 “Opinions of American Women in Europe” Parson's Theatre address, Feb. 11, 1923 “Passports for Babies,” Feb. 1926 “The Physician and Birth Control,” Medical Times, Mar. 1923 “A Plan for Peace,” Birth Control Review, Apr. 1932 “Planning Your Children,” Voice of Youth, June 1936 Plaza Hotel address, 1929 “The Pope's Position on Birth Control,” Nation, Jan. 27, 1932 “Population Pressure and War,” lecture delivered at University of Arizona, Tuscon, Mar. 8, 1938 A Program of Contraceptive Research,” 1928 “The Pros and Cons of Birth Control,” Jan. 14, 1931 Radio address, Jan. 11, 1937 “Reasons for Amending Existing Birth Control Laws,” Unity, Feb. 4, 1935 Sayings of Others on Birth Control (New York: New York Womans Pub. Co., 1921. 19 pp.) “Schools and Education in Spain,” 1915 7th International Birth Control Conference address, Sept. 1930 “The Soul-less Maid,” unpublished short story “The Soviet Abortion Law” Statement before House Ways and Means Committee, May 19, 1932 Statement prior to birth control campaign in Far East, Oct. 30, 1935 “Statement re. Federal Law,” 1929 “The Status of Birth Control: 1938, ” New Republic, Apr. 20, 1938 The Suppressed “Obscene” Articles ([New York? 1917?] 16 pp.) Survey magazine article “This I Believe,” radio broadcast, May 18, 1954 “This Is Why I Fight for Birth Control,” Look, Aug. 15, 1939 “To the Mothers of America,” 1917 “Too Many People,” radio talk Town Hall, New York, N.Y., speech, Jan. 15, 1937 True Confessions article “Two Words Changed the Whole Course of My Life,” unpublished manuscript, 1926 Unidentified speeches and writings 1920-1942 BOX 203 Undated REEL 131 “The Unity of American Motherhood,” unpublished manuscript “The Unrecorded Battle,” unpublished manuscript., 1912 “A Victory, a New Year and a New Day,” Birth Control Review, Feb. 1919 Voluntary Motherhood ([New York, National Birth Control League, 1917? ] 2 leaves) “Wanted-A Bigger Motherhood,” unpublished manuscript. “The War Against Birth Control,” American Mercury, June 1924

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“The War and Birth Control,” notes for an article “We Must Breed a Race of Thoroughbreds,” unpublished manuscript. Wells, H. G., dinner speech, Oct. 23, 1931 What Every Girl Should Know (New York: M. N. Maisel, 1916. 91 pp.), and later editions What Every Mother Should Know (New York: Rabelais Press, 1914. 59 pp.) “What Margaret Sanger Thinks of Mussolini,” Plain Talk, May 1937 “Why I Went to Jail,” Together, Feb. 1960 “Why We Need Birth Control in America” Woman, Morality, and Birth Control (New York: New York Womans Pub. Co., 1922. 55 pp.) “Woman of the Future,” Unity, Nov. 27, 1933 “Woman of the Future,” speech delivered at World Fellowship of Faiths, Sept. 9, 1933 Woman Rebel article Woman's Digest article, Nov. 1936 “Women and Birth Control,” North American Review, May 1929 “Women Free” “Women in England,” 1915 “Women in Germany,” 1920 “Zurich Proceedings,” introduction, July 27, 1931

BOX 204-208 Lecture and Publication Correspondence. REEL 131-135 Correspondence relating to speaking engagements and publishing arrangements. Arranged alphabetically by subject.

BOX 204 Announcements REEL 131-132 Cosmopolitan Dutton (E. P.) & Co. Happiness in Marriage (New York: Brentano's, 1926. 231 pp.) Lake, George B. Lecture requests Correspondence Bennington College, Bennington, Vt., 1936 Chester, Pa., 1936-1937 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1936 Community Church of New York, 1936-1937 Federation for the Support of Jewish Philanthropic Societies of New York City, N.Y., 1933-1936 Federation of Jewish Women's Organizations, 1936-1937 Fitchburg, Mass., 1936-1937 General Oct. 1916-Feb. 1935 (5 folders) BOX 205 Mar. 1935-May 1938 REEL 132-133 (7 folders) BOX 206 June 1938-Mar. 1953, undated

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REEL 133 (4 folders) Illinois Birth Control League, 1936-1937 Louisville, Ky., 1936 Luzerne, Pa., County Birth Control League, 1937 Montreal, Canada, 1936-1937 New Haven, Conn., 1937 Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill., 1931 Pennsylvania Birth Control Federation Richmond, Va., 1936-1937 Washington, D.C. Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (Minnesota branch), 1936-1937 BOX 207 Lecture requests, Apr. 1953-Apr. 1954 REEL 133-134 Margaret Sanger; an Autobiography (1938) Miscellaneous articles Motherhood in Bondage (New York: Brentano's, 1928. 446 pp.), 1928-1940 (4 folders) My Fight for Birth Control (1931) BOX 208 New Republic REEL 134-135 The Pivot of Civilization (New York: Brentano's [c1922] 284 pp.) Pond Bureau, 1929-1935 (3 folders) The Practice of Contraception (1931), edited by Margaret Sanger and Hannah M. Stone Preferred Publications, Inc. Questions asked at meetings Reply to Pope Pius XI's encyclical Casti Connubii, 1931 Schedules Shearwood-Smith, Inc. Woman and the New Race (New York: Brentano's [c1920] 234 pp.)

BOX 208-209 Material Written by Others. REEL 135 Drafts and printed copies of articles. Arranged alphabetically by author or title.

BOX 208 “The Baby Moratorium,” American Hospital Association Bulletin, Dec. 1931 REEL 135 Buck, Pearl, “Pearl Buck Speaks on Birth Control,” Churchman, May 1935 BOX 209 Gandhi, Mohandas, “Love and Marriage” REEL 135 Gilman, Mildred, “The World and Margaret Sanger,” 1952 Goldstein, David, “The Case Against Birth Control,” speech at Common Cause Forum, Mar. 8, 1925 Johnson, Oliver M., “Mrs. Sanger's First Visit to England. 1914-1915” Mussolini, Benito, “What Mussolini Thinks of Women,” Plain Talk

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Patterson, Ada, “Margaret Sanger, the American Apostle of Family Limitation,” unpublished manuscript People issue on birth control, Apr. 1931

BOX 209-230 Scrapbooks, 1903-1946 REEL 135-138* Correspondence, newspaper clippings, invitations, photographs, brochures, and other material bound in scrapbooks. Containers 209-217 constitute a set of numbered scrapbooks in chronological order. Unnumbered scrapbooks in containers 218-230 are also arranged chronologically. *Film includes only selected items from the scrapbooks

BOX 209 1903-1916, no. 1, early historical photographs and clippings REEL 135 * 1912-1914, no. 2 BOX 210 1914-1916, no. 3, early articles on birth control by various writers 1916, no. 4, federal trial BOX 211 1916-1917, no. 5, lecture tour, miscellaneous clippings, 1916-1920 1916-1917, no. 7, trial BOX 212 1916-1926, no. 6, early trials and miscellaneous history 1924-1929, no. 8, Sanger-Slee marriage BOX 213 1930-1931, no. 9 REEL 135 * BOX 214 1931-1932, nos. 10-11 (2 vols.) BOX 215 1935-1936, no. 12, letters, clippings, telegrams, and invitations of India and Burma tour BOX 216 1935, no. 13, letters, clippings, photographs, and invitations of India tour including correspondence with Gandhi 1935-1936, no. 14 1935-1936, no. 15 BOX 217 1936-1938, no. 16 BOX 218 Pamphlets, reports, and brochures of birth control clinics, arranged by State Early printed articles by and about Margaret Sanger BOX 219 1922-1929 archives, correspondence, pamphlets, reports, and form and typed letters of the American Birth Control League 1927, photographs and printed documents of the World Population Conference BOX 220 1929-1932, correspondence, newsletters, invitations, and brochures of the National Committee REEL 136 * on Federal Legislation for Birth Control BOX 221 1932-1934, form letters, invitations, brochures, and announcements of the National Committee on Federal Legislation for Birth Control BOX 222 1934 REEL 137 * General convention, Episcopal Church, Atlantic City, N.J. American Conference on Birth Control and National Recovery, Washington, D.C. BOX 223 1934-1935, form letters, invitations, and news releases for “Birth Control Comes of Age,” a dinner to commemorate the 21st anniversary of the birth control movement in America BOX 224 1935, news releases, form letters, pamphlets, and brochures of the National Committee on Federal Legislation for Birth Control BOX 225 1936

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Newsletters, form letters, court opinions, pamphlets, and brochures of the National Committee on Federal Legislation for Birth Control Conference on Contraceptive Research and Clinical Practice, New York, N.Y. BOX 226 1930-1937, brochures, pamphlets, invitations, announcements, press releases, and annual reports of the National Committee on Federal Legislation for Birth Control BOX 227 1935-1937, miscellaneous photographs, newsletters, pamphlets, and clippings REEL 138 * BOX 228 1937-1938, miscellaneous clippings REEL 138 * 1937-1938, brochures, pamphlets, and form letters of the Birth Control Clinical Research Bureau (2 vols.) BOX 229 1940, Massachusetts speaking tour 1941, 25th anniversary dinner 1943-1946, form letters and enclosures mailed to various interest groups by the Planned Parenthood Federation of America BOX 230 Undated brochures and pamphlets concerning international birth control events

BOX 231-243 Clippings, 1915-1966 Not Filmed Loose newspaper clippings. Arranged alphabetically by subject.

BOX 231 Abortion, 1931-1932 Not filmed Advisory centers, 1931-1933 American Birth Control League, 1931-1933 American Medical Association, 1932-1933 Analysis of newspaper articles, 1921-1924 Birth and death rates, 1931-1932 Birth control Endorsements and opinions, 1919-1929 General, 1931-1933 Pros and cons, 1931-1933 Birth control leagues, 1916-1929 Book reviews of Margaret Sanger's books, 1918-1939 (2 folders) Books and articles (reviews), 1931-1933 Broun, Heywood, 1933 Cartoons Censorship, 1931-1933 Censorship, Albany, N.Y., meeting, 1922 Censorship, Syracuse, N.Y., meeting, 1924 Children (child welfare, child labor, etc.), 1933 Church and religion, 1931-1933 Church and religion Anglican Church, 1924-1930 Federal Council of Churches, 1931-1933

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BOX 232 Jewish, 1932-1933 Lutheran, 1932 Methodist, 1932-1933 Presbyterian, 1932-1933 Protestant, 1922-1931 Roman Catholic, 1931-1933 Roman Catholic Church in England, 1920-1928 Roman Catholic Church in U.S., 1915-1933 (2 folders) Clinics, 1921-1933 Colleges and universities, 1933 Commercial advertisements, 1932-1934 Conferences 1921-1929 (5 folders) BOX 233 1925-1929 (3 folders) Contraception, 1932-1933 Contributions, 1933 Disease, 1931-1932 Economics, 1931-1933 Editorials, 1933-1934 Editorials, Alabama-Wyoming (8 folders) Ellis, Havelock, 1939 Endorsements, 1932-1933 Episcopal Church, 1926 Eugenics and heredity, 1931-1933 Eugenics and race control, 1921-1931 BOX 234 Ferguson, Mrs. Walter, 1933 Foreign countries Canada, 1923-1931 (2 folders) China; France; Germany, 1922-1930 China England, 1914-1933 (7 folders) Germany India (2 folders) Italy, 1926-1937 (2 folders) Japan 1922-1925 (2 folders) BOX 235 1932-1936 (2 folders)

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Malaya Mexico Miscellaneous, 1921-1932 (2 folders) Philippine Islands Puerto Rico, 1932-1933 Switzerland General Federation of Women's Clubs, 1935 Government provision, 1933 Harrison, Ewing C., 1928 Health, 1931-1933 History and progress, 1933 How-Martyn, Edith, 1933 Humor, 1932-1933 Immigration, 1932 Individuals, 1922-1930 Insanity, 1933 Ishimoto, Shidzué, 1933 Jewish women's organizations, 1932-1933 Kaufman, Viola, estate, 1932-1933 Keynes, John Maynard, 1925 Labor, 1932-1933 Large families, 1919-1929 Law and legislation Federal Jan.-May 1932 (3 folders) BOX 236 May 1932-Mar. 1933 (2 folders) State, 1932-1933 (3 folders) League of Women Voters, 1932-1933 Lectures, meetings, debates, 1916-1933 (3 folders) Lectures, meetings, debates Clark, Percy, 1926 Cooper, James, 1925-1930 England, 1921-1928 Hooker, Edith Houghton, 1922 Lindsey, Ben B., 1922-1928 New Jersey, 1921-1924 Legal cases Birth control clinic raid, 1929 Byrne, Ethel, 1917 BOX 237 Cassidente, Mrs. Clyde, 1921-1922 Dennett, Mary Ware, 1929 Miscellaneous, 1929-1933

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Rublee, Juliet, 1921 Sanger, William, 1915 Stopes, Marie Charlotte Carmichael, 1923-1924 Town Hall, New York, N.Y., raid, 1921 Witcop, Rose, 1923 BOX 238 Legislation, 1916-1929 Legislation, Connecticut bill, 1933 Little, Clarence Cook, 1926-1929 Marion, Kitty, 1930-1933 (2 folders) McCardie, Henry, 1931 Marriage and divorce, 1920-1931 Marriage and home, 1931-1933 Maternity, 1923-1930 Maternity (maternal and infant mortality, etc.), 1933 Medicine, 1916-1934 (2 folders) Medicine, England, 1925 Miscellaneous 1915-1932 (4 folders) BOX 239 1933-1944 (8 folders) BOX 240 1949-1966, undated (5 folders) Moratorium, 1931-1932 Moving pictures, plays, poetry, etc., 1931-1933 Nation National Committee on Federal Legislation for Birth Control, 1933 Negro, 1933 Obituary notices, 1966 “Only child” families, 1923-1926 BOX 241 Opposition, 1916-1928 Organizations, 1931-1933 Alabama-Wyoming (5 folders) Palmer, Gretta, 1931-1934 Parent-teacher associations, 1932-1933 Parenthood, 1931-1933 Partington, T. Bowen, 1924-1928 Personalities (biographical, opinions, etc.), 1931-1934 (3 folders) Personalities, opposition, 1933 Pictorial Review, Feb. 1916 issue Population, 1931-1935 Population, England, 1920-1927 (2 folders)

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Population, U.S., 1921-1931 (7 folders) BOX 242 Population, world, 1920-1927 (3 folders) Radio, plays, films Ramsay, John, and Charles E. Pell, 1923-1928 Rhythm theory, 1933 Roosevelt, Franklin D. and Eleanor, 1931-1933 Sanger, Margaret American Woman's Association medal, 1931-1932 Articles, quotations in press, 1933 General and biographical, 1931-1933 (2 folders) Lectures, 1931-1933 (4 folders) Photographs, 1931-1934 Sex, 1932-1933 Social aspects, 1928-1933 Social service, 1931-1933 Sociological issues, 1921-1931 Speeches Sterilization Stone, Hannah M., 1933 Stopes, Marie C., 1923-1933 (2 folders) BOX 243 Sutherland, Halliday, 1923-1927 Van Dusen, Albert P., 1930-1933 (2 folders) War and peace, 1921-1932 (2 folders) Wells, H. G., dinner, 1931 Women, 1931-1933 Women's clubs, 1932-1933

BOX 243-247 Miscellany, 1914-1961 REEL 138-142 Correspondence, biographical material, passports, and other miscellaneous material. Arranged alphabetically.

BOX 243 Address book, 1914-1915 REEL 138 American Committee for the Relief of Victimized German Children Bibliography Biographical sketches Book lists Brownsville, New York, N.Y., clinic raid, Oct. 16, 1916 Cards and invitations Cartoons

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Catalog of Margaret Sanger Papers, by Florence Rose (2 folders) BOX 244 Chronologies of the birth control movement REEL 139 City Affairs Committee of New York, New York, N.Y. Committee To Nominate Margaret Sanger for Nobel Peace Prize, 1960 (2 folders) Contributions Copies of correspondence deposited at Smith College, Northampton, Mass. (typed carbons) Criticism Cross reference sheets Cummins-Vaile bill, 1923 Freethinkers of America Friends of the Smith College library, Northampton, Mass. Guest book, 1935-1941 Guest lists Henri Barbusse Memorial Committee Indictment, Oct. 13, 1914 International Planned Parenthood Federation Annual reports Budgets and expense accounts Conferences Constitutions and bylaws BOX 245 Memoranda REEL 140 Minutes of meetings Special reports Letters of congratulations Lists of notable people MacArthur, Douglas, denial of permit for Sanger to enter Japan, 1950 Manuscript articles by persons other than Margaret Sanger, 1916-1942, undated (2 folders) Margaret Sanger fellowship Membership in organizations Oct. 1924-Mar. 1933 BOX 246 May 1933-Apr. 1954 REEL 140-141 (2 folders) Mooney (Tom) Molders' Defense Committee Mothers Health Clinic Notebook of quotations Notes and photographs on Chinese footbinding Notes, correspondence, and memoranda, 1916-1958, undated (4 folders) BOX 247 Opinions of prominent individuals on birth control issue REEL 142 Passports

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Sanger, Margaret, 1921 Slee, J. Noah H., 1920 Slee, Margaret Sanger, 1924, 1926 Watson, Bertha (Margaret Sanger), 1915 People of the State of N.Y. v. Sanger, Jan. 1918 People of the State of N.Y. v. Sanger, Jan. 1919 Petition protesting the arrest of William Sanger Petition which formed basis for the Committee of 100 Photographs Poems Press sheet and stills from motion picture Birth Control, 1916 Proceedings of the Malthusian League dinner, July 26, 1927 Receipts Record of Sanger family traits Rhythm method calendars Rosenman bill, 1923 Social events Testimonial dinner to Margaret Sanger, Apr. 20, 1932 Thomas Paine Bicentennial Committee Ukraine Farming and Machinery Corp. Visiting cards Willowlake estate Willowlake lawn party, June 1931 World tribute to Margaret Sanger, May 11-12, 1961

BOX 247-256 Printed Matter, 1915-1953 REEL 142-145 Leaflets, pamphlets, newspaper clippings, brochures, and other printed matter separated from the collection during microfilming. Arrangement of this material corresponds to the general arrangement of the collection. Headings and subheadings duplicate those used in the collection as a whole. The microfilm edition frequently repoduces only the cover page of a printed item.

BOX 247 Foreign file REEL 142 Canada China BOX 248 China REEL 142 Finland (2 folders) France Germany (2 folders) Great Britain (1 folder) BOX 249 (7 folders) REEL 142-143

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BOX 250 (1 folder) REEL 143 Holland India (5 folders) BOX 251 (1 folder) Japan, The Kaizo, 1922 Japan (2 folders) Mexico (3 folders) Norway Poland Puerto Rico BOX 252 Sweden REEL 143-144 Switzerland (2 folders) USSR (2 folders) Birth Control Clinical Research Bureau Advertisements (3 folders) BOX 253 Pamphlets REEL 144 (2 folders) National Committee on Federal Legislation for Birth Control Pamphlets (3 folders) Roman Catholic opposition Magazines and newspaper clippings Pamphlets BOX 254 Pamphlets REEL 144-145 Margaret Sanger Research Bureau Pamphlets Planned Parenthood Federation of America News Exchange Around the World News of Population and Birth Control Pamphlets (2 folders) Conferences 6th International Neo-Malthusian and Birth Control Conference, 1925 BOX 255 Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Planned Parenthood, Nov. 1952 REEL 145 Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Planned Parenthood, Aug. 1953 Speeches and writings Besant, Annie, The Law of Population (1884)

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Bradford, Gardner, “If I Were Baby Dictator of the United States,” Los Angeles Times Sunday Magazine, Feb. 26, 1933 Bromley, Dorothy Dunbar, “This Question of Birth Control,” Harper's Magazine, 1929 Fairchild, Henry Pratt “The Facts about Birth Control,” New Republic, Oct. 16, 1929 “Population and War” “Gandhi and Mrs. Sanger Debate Birth Control,” Asia, Nov. 1936 Gilman, Mildred, “Margaret Sanger, Birth Control, and World Peace,” The Humanist, 1953 Knowlton, Charles, Fruits of Philosophy, circa 1937-1939 Owen, Robert Dale, Moral Physiology (1881) Silver, Ann, “A Two Year Birth Moratorium,” Weekly Review, Sept. 4, 1931 “The Story of Margaret Sanger,” The World Tomorrow, July 1929 Unity magazine article, Mar. 4, 1935 Miscellany 1915-1929 BOX 256 1930-1958, undated (6 folders)

BOX OV 1-OV 59 Card File (Oversize), circa 1929-circa 1940 not filmed Index cards maintained by the Committee on Public Progress and the National Committee on the Federal Legislation for Birth Control. The National Committee on the Federal Legislation for Birth Control cards are arranged alphabetically by state and therein by city and town, except for one group of cards arranged alphabetically by name, and another arranged by occupation and therein by name and city.

BOX OV 1 Committee on Public Progress not filmed Cancelled memberships Two requests to join Reserve Corps BOX OV 2 Three requests to join Reserve Corps BOX OV 3 Resignations National Committee on Federal Legislation for Birth Control Foreign file BOX OV 4 Geographical file Alaska-Arizona, Lowell BOX OV 5 Arizona, Mesa-California, Alhambra BOX OV 6 California, Altadena-Los Angeles (“A-C”) BOX OV 7 California, Los Angeles (“D-C”)-Connecticut, New Canaan BOX OV 8 Connecticut, New Haven-District of Columbia (“A-Hi”) BOX OV 9 District of Columbia (“Ho-Z”)-Florida, Kissimmee BOX OV 10 Florida, Lake City-Idaho, Boise (“A-McLean”) BOX OV 11 Idaho, Boise (“McLeod-Z”)-Illinois, Chicago (“A-Ross”) BOX OV 12 Illinois, Chicago (“Roth-Z”)-Indiana, Danville BOX OV 13 Indiana, East Chicago-Zionsville BOX OV 14 Iowa-Kentucky, Bowling Green BOX OV 15 Kentucky, Cadiz-Maine, Prout’s Neck BOX OV 16 Maine, Redding-Massachusetts, Boston

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BOX OV 17 Massachusetts, Braintree-Weston BOX OV 18 Massachusetts, West Roxbury-Michigan, Grand Rapids (“A-Grace”) BOX OV 19 Michigan, Grand Rapids (“Graves-Z”)-Minnesota, Marcy BOX OV 20 Minnesota, Minneapolis-Missouri, Joplin BOX OV 21 Missouri, Kahoka-Nebraska, Kimball BOX OV 22 Nebraska, Leigh-New Jersey, Emerson BOX OV 23 New Jersey, Englewood-Newark BOX OV 24 New Jersey, New Brunswick-Wyoming BOX OV 25 New Mexico-New York, Croton-on-Hudson BOX OV 26 New York, Dansville-Mount Vernon BOX OV 27 New York, Nanuet-Rye BOX OV 28 New York, St. Albans-Yorktown Heights BOX OV 29 New York, Brooklyn (“A-L”) BOX OV 30 New York, Brooklyn (“M-W”) BOX OV 31 New York, New York (“A-C”) BOX OV 32 New York, New York (“D-G”) BOX OV 33 New York, New York (“H-L”) BOX OV 34 New York, New York (“M-S”) BOX OV 35 New York, New York (“T-W”)-Staten Island BOX OV 36 North Carolina BOX OV 37 North Dakota-Ohio, Cincinnati BOX OV 38 Ohio, Columbus-Oregon, Oregon City BOX OV 39 Oregon, Pendleton-Pennsylvania, Fullerton BOX OV 40 Pennsylvania, Gaston-Pitcairn BOX OV 41 Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh-Rhode Island BOX OV 42 South Carolina-Tennessee, Nashville (“A-Q”) BOX OV 43 Tennessee, Nashville (“R-W”)-Texas, Sweetwater BOX OV 44 Texas, Temple-Virginia, Exmoor BOX OV 45 Virginia, Faber-Richmond (“A-M”) BOX OV 46 Virginia, Richmond (“N-W”)-Washington, Lynden BOX OV 47 Washington, Mabton-Tacoma (“A-E”) BOX OV 48 Washington, Tacoma (“F-Z”) BOX OV 49 Washington, Tillicum-West Virginia, Orgas BOX OV 50 West Virginia, Parkersburg-Wyoming BOX OV 51 Inactive file Alabama-North Carolina BOX OV 52 Ohio-Wisconsin BOX OV 53 Name file A-Go BOX OV 54 Gr-Ru BOX OV 55 S-Wh BOX OV 56 Wi-Z BOX OV 57 Occupations Authors-Medical BOX OV 58 Miscellaneous-Sociologists and economists BOX OV 59 Sponsors (second choices)

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