The Records of the Women’s City Club of New York, Inc. 1915 - 2011 Finding Aid, 3rd Revised Edition
Former headquarters of the Women’s City Club of New York at 22 Park Avenue, N.Y.C.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
General Information 3
Presidents of the Women’s City Club of New York, Inc. 4 - 5
Historical Note 6
Scope and Content Note 7 - 8
Series Description 9 - 13
Container List 14 - 85
Addenda I 86 - 120
Addenda II 121 - 137
Addenda III 138 - 150
2 GENERAL INFORMATION
Accession Number: 94 - 03
Size: 104 cu. ft.
Provenance: The Women’s City Club of New York, Inc.
Restrictions: The audiotapes and videotapes in boxes 42 - 48, 154, and 222 - 225 are inaccessible to researchers until they are transferred to another medium.
Location: Range 14 Sections 8 - 13
Archivist: Prof. Julio L. Hernandez-Delgado
Assistants: Maggie Desgranges Maria Enaboifo Dane Guerrero Nefertiti Guzman Yvgeniy Kats Christina Melendez - Lawrence Phuong Phan Bich Manuel Rimarachin
Date: July 1994
Revised: October 2013
3 Presidents of the Women’s City Club of New York, Inc.
Name Term
Mrs. Alice Duer Miller 1916
Mrs. Learned Hand (Frances Fricke Hand) 1916 - 1917
Mrs. Ernest C. Poole (Margaret Winterbotham Poole) 1917 - 1918
Mrs. Mary Garrett Hay 1918 - 1924
Mrs. H. Edward Dreier (Ethel E. Drier) 1924 - 1930
Mrs. Martha Bensley Bruere 1930 - 1932
Mrs. H. Edward Dreier (Ethel E. Drier) 1932 - 1936
Mrs. Samuel Sloan Duryee (Mary Ballard Duryee) 1936 - 1940
Miss Juliet M. Bartlett 1940 - 1942
Mrs. Alfred Winslow Jones (Mary Carter Jones) 1942 - 1946
Hon. Florence M. Kelley 1946 - 1948
Mrs. Emory J. Barnes (Martha C. Barnes) 1948 - 1950
Mrs. Nathan Straus (Helen Sachs Straus) 1950 - 1951
Dr. Ethel E. Wortis 1951 - 1954
Miss Juliet M. Bartlett 1954 - 1957
Mrs. Jerome L. Strauss (Katherine W. Strauss) 1957 - 1961
Mrs. Helen Crosby West 1961 - 1964
Mrs. Herbert Sternau (Amelia I. Sternau) 1964 - 1966
4 Presidents of the Women’s City Club of New York, Inc.
Name Term
Mrs. Jeremiah C. Ingersoll (Minneola P. Ingersoll) 1966 - 1970
Mrs. Roy R. Neuberger (Marie Neuberger) 1970 - 1973
Edythe W. First 1973 - 1975
Ernestine Friedlaender 1975 - 1982
Mrs. Laurence Farmer (June L. Farmer) 1982 - 1986
Phyllis Lusskin 1986 - 1988
Ethel S. Paley 1988 - 1989
Edythe W. First 1989 - 1990
Susan Alt 1990 - 1993
Margaret B. Howard 1993 - 1995
Nora Lavori 1995 - 1996
Peg Myerson 1996 - 1998
Elizabeth Lubetkin Lipton 1998 - 2001
Blanche E. Lawton 2001 - 2007
Ruth E. Acker 2007 - 2013
Marjorie Ives 2013 (only part of 2013)
Annette Choolfaian Interim: 1/2014 - 6/2/2014 Elected: 6/3/2014 - President
5 HISTORICAL NOTE
The Women’s City Club of New York was founded in July of 1915 by 100 suffragists who anxiously awaited the passage of the Suffrage Bill by legislators of New York State. The Suffrage Bill was defeated in session, but it didn’t dissuade founding members from opening the WCC in rooms that were rented in the Vanderbilt Hotel. New York State legislators finally passed the Suffrage Bill in 1917 and Women’s City Club membership began to grow shortly thereafter. It is estimated that in the early 1920’s, membership hovered around 3,000.
The founding members of the Women’s City Club of New York were initially interested in encouraging women to assume “an intelligent part in municipal government” and on improving the quality of life in New York City. The club’s original concern revolved around the welfare of women and children. However, it soon became obvious to members that they needed to broaden their vision and address issues that directly affected all New Yorkers. Over the course of time the WCC expanded its operations and became involved in issues related to education, health, transportation, civil rights, labor conditions, city finances, race relations, status of women, and environmental protection.
The modus operandi of the Women’s City Club of New York revolved around committee work. The club had an array of committees and subcommittees which monitored economic, political and social trends, city, state and national government policies, public health, housing, public transportation, women’s issues, and educational developments. Typically a committee would investigate an issue and suggest an appropriate course of action. When the issue was deemed crucial or controversial the board would call for a meeting to seek a general consensus of the membership body. It would then authorize the publication of a report in order to bring the committee’s findings to the attention of the general public and to officials in City Hall, Albany, and Washington, D.C. The WCC successfully campaigned for reforms in city affairs, housing, the judicial system, quality of life, women’s issues, and education, to name a few.
The Records of the Women’s City Club of New York stand as a testament to the vision, courage and perseverance of women who struggled to enhance the quality of life for all New Yorkers in the 20th Century. The collection is filled with an array of documents that illuminate the accomplishments of an organization that endorsed social and political reforms on the local, state, and national arenas.
For a more in depth look at the history of the Women’s City Club of New York, researchers are encouraged to read “Women’s Political Choices After Suffrage: The Women’s City Club of New York, 1915-1990” by Elisabeth I. Perry in the October 1990 issue of New York History.
6 SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
The historical records of the Women’s City Club of New York were originally donated to the Barnard Center for Research on Women at Barnard College on October 29, 1987. Barnard College received the bulk of the historical records, while the WCC held on to the minutes of the Board of Directors, club bulletins, and scrapbooks. The Memoranda of Agreement and the Deed of Gift specified that Barnard College would organize, preserve and assist the WCC in getting their historical records microfilmed.
In 1988, the Women’s City Club of New York invited Mr. Randolph H. Boehm, of University Publications of America, to survey their organizational records and submit a proposal for microfilming them. After completing the survey Mr. Boehm recommended microfilming the following records: 1) Annual, Monthly, and Special Meetings, 1916 - 1980; 2) Board of Director’s Meetings, 1916 - 1980; 3) Minutes of the Standing Committees, 1916 - 1980; 4) Calendars, 1923 - 1972; 5) Publications, 1917 - 1980; 6) Anniversary Materials, 1951 - 1975; 7) Legal Documents; 8) Miscellaneous Materials; and 9) Scrapbooks. Boehm’s proposal was accepted and in 1989 U.P.A. published a microfilm guide to the WCC records titled Grassroots Women’s Organizations: Records of the Women’s City Club of New York, 1916-1980. This became the first guide to provide a port of entry into the historical records of the Women’s City Club.
As a result of a dispute between the Women’s City Club of New York and Barnard College the organizational records of the WCC were removed from Barnard College in 1989 and were deposited with Hunter College of the City University of New York on March 6, 1991. In a ceremony that was held in the Faculty Dining Room of Hunter College, Mrs. June L. Farmer, president of the WCC, joyfully remarked that “We are entrusting our archives to Hunter College with the knowledge that they will be accessible to scholars, students, and those who want to know how, why, when, and who made the Women’s City Club an effective organization.” President Paul LeClerc of Hunter College acknowledged the receipt of the WCC archives and remarked on “the importance to academia of archival material and how it brings to life the significant contributions made by women and men of the past.”
Professor Julio L. Hernandez-Delgado, Head of Archives & Special Collections of the Hunter College Libraries, undertook the task of organizing the paper records of the Women’s City Club of New York in 1993. Professor Hernandez-Delgado adopted the nine series that were created by U.P.A., but also generated additional series that incorporated the presidents’ files, committee reports, photographs, fund raising files, newspaper articles and clippings, press releases, chronology files, and the Edith S. Isaacs Papers.
In 2001, 2005 and 2013, the Women’s City Club of New York deposited supplementary records to Archives & Special Collections of the Hunter College Libraries. The supplementary records were added to the main collection as Addenda I, II and III and were organized in accordance with the previously established series. However, it should be noted that Series IV - Ad Hoc and Standing Committees, Series VI - Activities and Events and Series XI - Publications were modified to include subseries.
7 The Records of the Women’s City Club of New York, 1915 - 2011, consists of annual reports, minutes of the Board of Directors, president office files, minutes and files of ad hoc and standing committees, motions, calendars, programs, summaries of open meetings, audiotapes, videotapes, photographs and negatives, legal documents, serials, reports, studies, surveys, press releases, scrapbooks, newspaper articles and clippings, memorabilia, position papers, and the Edith S. Isaacs Papers. In addition, the collection contains papers, reports and publications from a variety of external organizations.
According to Professor Elisabeth Israels Perry, the study of organizations like the Women’s City Club “should not be ignored, as such associations provide a large amount of concrete and incontrovertible detail about women’s political ideas and actions.” Researchers will find the Records of the Women’s City Club of New York an invaluable source for the study of arts and cultural affairs, campaign financing, court, electoral and legislative reform, education, government operations, health, housing and planning, transportation, youth, urban tensions, and the status of women in New York City.
8 SERIES DESCRIPTION
Series I – Annual, Monthly and Special Meetings, 1916 - 1983
The minutes provide a broad view of the club’s activities, staff, finances, and goals through 1983. The minutes usually include standing committee summary reports and reports of the presidents. The minutes are arranged chronologically.
Series II – Board of Directors’ Meetings, 1916 - 1985
The monthly minutes of the Board of Directors provide detailed accounts of programs and activities. The minutes chronicle discussions and decisions rendered by the Board of Directors on major social, economic, and political issues. Reports presented by civic and standing committees, as well as financial statements are usually included. The minutes are arranged chronologically.
Series III – Presidents’ Files, 1916 - 1986
Series III includes announcements, brochures, correspondence, memoranda, reports, statements, and studies that are associated with former presidents Mrs. Alice Duer Miller, Mrs. Mary Garrett Hay, Mrs. H. Edward Dreier, Mrs. Emory J. Barnes, Mrs. Nathan Straus, Dr. Ethel E. Wortis, Juliet M. Bartlett, Mrs. Jeremiah C. Ingersoll, Mrs. Roy R. Neuberger, Edythe W. First, Ernestine Friedlaender, and Mrs. Laurence Farmer. The bulk of the files pertain to presidents Farmer and Friedlaender. The files are arranged by surname and by when each individual assumed the presidency of the Women’s City Club of New York, Inc. Some of the presidential files may contain materials that may predate and/or postdate their respective terms of office.
Series IV – Ad Hoc and Standing Committees, 1916 - 1992
Subseries 4.1 Minutes Subseries 4.2 Committee Files
The edition of the Records of the Women’s City Club of New York originally indexed the minutes of select standing committees. Subseries 4.1 was revised to include the minutes of all the ad hoc and standing committees. This subseries has been expanded to include the minutes of the Election Committee, the Government Operations Committee, the Committee on Housing, the Nominating Committee, the Projects Committee, the Committee on Public Needs-Public Money, the Status of Women Committee, the Tapes Review Committee, and the Committee on Urban Tensions. The minutes are arranged alphabetically by committee name, then chronological within. Subseries 4.2 consists of correspondence, press releases, reports, and statements of each committee. The files enhance the committee minutes by providing supplementary information on their activities. The files are arranged alphabetically by committee name.
Series V – Calendars, 1923 - 1984
The calendars are published programs of the WCC’s monthly meetings. Researchers can access calendars prior to 1923 by utilizing the microfilm edition of the collection. The calendars are arranged chronologically.
9 Series VI – Activities and Events, 1916 - 1989
Subseries 6.1 Programs and Materials Subseries 6.2 Summary of Open Meetings Subseries 6.3 Audiotapes (Unavailable to Researchers)
Subseries 6.1 consists of programs and materials from a variety of WCC activities and events and they are arranged chronologically. Subseries 6.2 consists of summaries of open meetings that are arranged alphabetically by guest speakers. Subseries 6.3 consists of more than 200 audiotape recordings. Some of the audiotapes contain actual recordings of open meetings while the remaining tapes record an array of programs. The tapes are arranged by tape number as received from the Women's City Club and will remain unavailable to researchers until they are transferred to another readable format.
Series VII – Photographs, 1915 - 1993
Subseries 7.1 Activities Subseries 7.2 Individuals Subseries 7.3 Staff of the Women’s City Club of New York Subseries 7.4 Contact Sheets, Color Slides, Lantern Slides, and Negatives
Visual representation of WCC affairs and support staff are captured in this series. Subseries 7.1 consists of black & white prints of activities. The photographs are arranged alphabetically by the name of the activity. Subseries 7.2 consists of black & white prints of members and notables of the social and political realm of New York City. The photographs are arranged alphabetically by surname. Subseries 7.3 consists of black & white photographs of identified and unidentified WCC staff. Subseries 7.4 consists of contact sheets, color slides, lantern slides and negatives of activities like the 40th Anniversary (1955) and the Golden Anniversary Luncheon (1965). There are also several visuals of unidentified events.
Series VIII – Anniversary Materials, 1926 - 1990
This series consists of programs, correspondence, financial reports, invitations, newspaper clippings, press releases, rosters, publications, and seating plans for the 10th, 20th, 25th, 32nd, 35th, 36th, 40th, 50th, 60th and 75th anniversaries. Some of the programs contain photographs and recollections of early club leaders as well as brief histories of the club. The bulk of the materials pertain to the 50th and 60th anniversaries. The folders are arranged chronologically by anniversary.
Series IX – Legal Documents, 1915 - 1981
This series includes copies of the constitution and by-laws as well as the Certificate of Incorporation of the Women’s City Club of New York. In addition, there are certificates of copyright registration, leases and subleases, mortgages, property assessments for the original quarters and insurance documents. The folders are arranged alphabetically by type of document.
10 Series X – Fund Raising, 1916 - 1999
This series consists of correspondence, memoranda, and proposals related to fund raising drives like the Christmas Appeal and the Civic Fund. The folders are arranged alphabetically by the name of the fund and/or foundation.
Series XI – Publications, 1916 - 1992
Subseries 11.1 Serials Subseries 11.2 Reports, Studies, and Surveys
Subseries 11.1 consists of serials which cover a wide spectrum of political, social, and economic issues. The Bulletin, first published in March 1917, was renamed the Quarterly Bulletin in March 1919. The Quarterly Bulletin was renamed Women’s City Club Bulletin in November 1921, which finally became The Quarterly in March 1927. The Women’s City Club didn’t produce a serial during the economic depression of the 1930’s, but did resume with the publication Off the Agenda in 1943. Subsequent title changes that emerged included the WCC Agenda in 1957 and On the Agenda in 1958. The serials are arranged chronologically. Subseries 11.2 contains reports, studies, and surveys which focus on issues related to housing, fiscal planning, better schools, juvenile delinquency, literacy, New York City zoning, local school boards, women in executive positions, and New York City courts, to name a few. The reports and studies are arranged alphabetically by topic.
Series XII – Press Releases, 1953 - 1983
This series consists of press releases that highlight WCC statements, scheduled activities, events and programs. The press releases are arranged chronologically.
Series XIII – Edith S. Isaacs Papers, 1949 - 1962
Edith S. Isaacs was a writer of poetry and drama and was an active member of the War Committee, Program Committee, and Membership Committee of the Women’s City Club. The papers include correspondence, committee reports, verses, drama scripts, and a handsome album titled “A Garland of Verses: Selected from the Writings of Edith S. Isaacs.”
Series XIV – Scrapbooks, 1930 - 1971
The scrapbooks contain samples of WCC stationary, club calendars, election ballots, newspaper articles and clippings, constitution and by-laws, membership applications and rosters, programs, committee reports, copies of Off the Agenda, and miscellaneous materials. Membership applications are confidential and will remain closed to researchers indefinitely. Scrapbooks for the years 1916 - 1918, 1920 - 1921, and 1924 - 1932 are only available on reel 20 of the microfilm edition of the Women’s City Club of New York collection.
Series XV – Newspaper Articles and Clippings, 1916 - 1994
This series consists of articles and clippings from various newspapers covering a miscellany of activities, events, and general topics. The bulk of the newspaper clippings span from the 1950’s through 1980’s. There are no newspaper clippings for the 1920’s and 1940’s. The newspaper clippings are arranged chronologically.
11 Series XVI – Chronology Files, 1971 - 1979
This series consists of copies of letters, memoranda, and releases distributed by the WCC to individuals, city officials, and foundations. The folders are arranged chronologically.
Series XVII – Miscellaneous Materials
The series consists of WCC documents and forms associated with the Maternity Center in New York City, brochures and flyers, legislative programs, statements, and ephemera. Summary of programs for 1940 were removed and placed in Subseries 6.1 Programs and Materials. The materials are arranged alphabetically by category with the exception of Box 86, a flat box, which contains an assortment of memorabilia.
Series XVIII – Organizations, 1918 - 1992
Subseries 18.1 Papers and Reports Subseries 18.2 Serials
Subseries 18.1 consists of the papers and reports from organizations like the Board of Education, Children’s Television Workshop, Community Council of Greater New York, Department of City Planning, New York City Department of Health, etc. The papers and reports are arranged alphabetically under the name of the organization. Subseries 18.2 consists of an assortment of serials that were acquired or collected by individuals and/or committee members. The titles of the serials are arranged alphabetically.
Addenda I
The Women’s City Club of New York deposited supplementary materials in Archives & Special Collections in 2001. The records were arranged in accordance with the series and subseries that were originally established. The records include Board of Directors’ Meetings, 1980 - 1997; Presidents’ Files, 1971 - 1997; minutes and general files of Ad Hoc and Standing Committees, 1932 - 2001; Calendars, 1973 - 1988; Activities and Events, 1980 - 1995; Photographs, 1918 - 1990; Anniversary Materials, 1965 - 2006; Legal Documents, 1961 - 1999; Fund Raising, 1991; Publications, 1916 - 2005; Press Releases, 1945 - 1997; Newspaper Clippings, 1962 - 1991; Chronology Files, 1977 - 1992; and Miscellaneous Materials.
It should be noted that the publication WCC Agenda was renamed Agenda in June 1984. Series IV was reorganized to include Subseries 4.1 Committee Minutes, 4.2 Committee Files, 4.3 Subcommittees, 4.4 Coalitions, and 4.5 Task Forces. Subseries 6.4 was added to Series VI to reflect the donation of videotapes.
Addenda II
The Women’s City Club of New York deposited additional materials in Archives & Special Collections in 2005. The records were arranged in accordance with the series and subseries that were established and/or revised in Addenda I. Records include Monthly and Special Meetings, 1982 - 2000; Board of Directors’ Meetings, 1915 - 2000; Presidents’ Files, 1980 - 2001; minutes and general files of Ad Hoc and Standing Committees, 1915 - 2008; Activities and Events, 1955 - 2005; Photographs, 1982 - 1983; Anniversary Materials, 1965 - 2001; Legal Documents, 1989 - 2002;
12 Publications, 1925 - 2000; Scrapbooks, 1955 - 1956; Miscellaneous Materials; and Organizations, 1968 - 1995.
Subseries 11.3 Books, Booklets, Handbooks and Pamphlets was added to Series XI.
Addenda III
The Women’s City Club of New York deposited 17 cubic feet of supplementary materials in Archives & Special Collections in March of 2013. Included here are materials arranged in accordance with the series and subseries established and/or revised in Addenda I and II. The records include minutes and general files of Ad Hoc and Standing Committees, 1916 - 2010; Calendars, 1990 - 1997; Activities and Events, 1925 - 2008; Photographs, 1937 - 2011; Fund Raising, 1951 - 2010; and Publications, 1958 - 2007.
Subseries 4.6 Motions was added to Series IV.
13 CONTAINER LIST
SERIES I – ANNUAL, MONTHLY AND SPECIAL MEETINGS, 1916 - 1983
Box Folder Contents
1 1 Annual and Special Meetings January 31, 1916 - May 24, 1917 Monthly Meetings April 18, 1916 - May 24, 1917
2 Annual and Special Meetings October 11, 1917 - May 5, 1919 Monthly Meetings October 17, 1917 - April 14, 1919
3 Annual and Special Meetings May 3, 1920 - May 15, 1922 Monthly Meetings October 13, 1919 - April 3, 1922
4 Annual and Special Meetings May 14, 1923 - May 18, 1925 Monthly Meetings October 2, 1922 - April 6, 1925
5 Annual and Special Meetings May 17, 1926 - May 16, 1927 Monthly Meetings October 5, 1925 - April 11, 1927
6 Annual and Special Meetings May 21, 1928, May 20, 1929 Monthly Meetings October 10, 1927 - December 9, 1929
7 Annual and Special Meetings May 20, 1930, May 19, 1931 Monthly Meetings January 13, 1930 - December 3, 1931
8 Annual and Special Meetings February 5, 1932 - February 27, 1933
9 Annual and Special Meetings May 15, 1933 - May 16, 1934
10 Annual Meeting May 15, 1935 Special Meetings January 28, 1935 - April 8, 1935
11 Annual and Special Meetings May 7, 1936 - May 18, 1937
12 Annual Meetings May 17, 1938, May 17, 1939 Special Meetings January 25, 1939 - February 20, 1939
13 Annual Meeting May 21, 1940 Special Meeting March 26, 1940
14 Annual Meeting May 22, 1941 Special Meeting July 15, 1941
14 SERIES I – ANNUAL, MONTHLY AND SPECIAL MEETINGS, 1916 - 1983
Box Folder Contents
Annual Meetings 1 15 May 21, 1942, May 20, 1943 16 May 16, 1944, May 25, 1945
2 1 May 21, 1946 2 May 21, 1947 3 May 18, 1948 4 May 17, 1949 5 May 16, 1950 6 May 17, 1951, May 20, 1952 7 May 19, 1953 8 May 19, 1954, May 17, 1955 9 May 15, 1956, May 20, 1957 10 May 20, 1958, May 20, 1959 11 April 30, 1960, May 18, 1961 12 April 30, 1962, April 30, 1963 13 May 19, 1964, May 17, 1965 14 May 18, 1966, May 17, 1967 15 May 21, 1968, May 22, 1969 16 May 19, 1970, May 20, 1971 17 May 18, 1972, May 23, 1973
3 1 May 23, 1974, April 30, 1975 2 May 18, 1976, May 17, 1977 3 May 16, 1978, May 15, 1979 4 May 21, 1980, May 20, 1981 5 1982 - 1983
SERIES II – BOARD OF DIRECTORS’ MEETINGS, 1916 - 1985
Minutes 3 6 February 1, 1916 - July 12, 1917 7 October 2, 1917 - May 5, 1919
4 1 May 7, 1919 - July 6, 1920 2 September 14, 1920 - May 5, 1922 3 May 16, 1922 - May 20, 1924 4 June 4, 1924 - May 6, 1925 5 May 19, 1925 - August 4, 1926 6 September 19, 1926 - December 7, 1927
5 1 January 4, 1928 - January 2, 1929 2 January 22, 1929 - December 4, 1929
15 SERIES II – BOARD OF DIRECTORS’ MEETINGS, 1916 - 1985
Box Folder Contents
Minutes 5 3 January 8, 1930 - December 3, 1930 4 January 7, 1931 - December 2, 1931 5 January 6, 1932 - February 1, 1933 6 March 1, 1933 - May 2, 1934 7 June 6, 1934 - February 4, 1936
6 1 February 19, 1936 - December 1, 1937 2 January 5, 1938 - May 3, 1939 3 June 7, 1939 - May 1, 1940 4 June 5, 1940 - February 4, 1942 5 March 4, 1942 - December 1, 1943 6 January 5, 1944 - December 5, 1945
7 1 January 9, 1946 - December 4, 1946 2 January 8, 1947 - December 3, 1947 3 January 7, 1948 - December 8, 1948 4 January 5, 1949 - December 14, 1949 5 January 11, 1950 - December 13, 1950 6 January 10, 1951 - December 10, 1952
8 1 June 10, 1953 - April 13, 1955 2 May 11, 1955 - May 8, 1957 3 June 12, 1957 - April 8, 1959 4 May 13, 1959 - April 12, 1961 5 June 14, 1961 - April 10, 1963 6 May 8, 1963 - May 12, 1965 7 June 9, 1965 - April 12, 1967 8 May 10, 1967 - April 9, 1969
9 1 May 14, 1969 - May 12, 1971 2 June 9, 1971 - May 16, 1973 3 June 7, 1973 - September 11, 1974 4 June 9, 1974 - May 12, 1976 5 June 2, 1976 - September 15, 1977
10 1 October 12, 1977 - May 10, 1978 2 June 14, 1978 - May 9, 1979 3 June 13, 1979 - December 10, 1980 4 January 14, 1981 - October 13, 1982 June 12, 1985
16 SERIES III – PRESIDENTS’ FILES, 1916 - 1986
Box Folder Contents
Mrs. Alice Duer Miller, 1916 10 5 “A Lady Who Wrote,” Barnard, Winter 1995, p. 30, 32-33
“Why We Oppose Votes for Men,” New York Times, August 26, 1974, p. 29
“Women’s City Club in New Hotel Home,” New York Times, January 25, 1916, p. 9
Mrs. Mary Garrett Hay, 1918 - 1924 Correspondence February 24, 1921, April 15, 1924
Mrs. H. Edward Dreier (Ethel E. Dreier), 1932 - 1936 Correspondence May 2, 1927 - September 26, 1927, April 24, 1936
Mrs. Emory J. Barnes (Martha C. Barnes), 1948 - 1950 Correspondence 6 February 6, 1950 - March 10, 1950
Mrs. Nathan Straus (Helen Sachs Straus), 1950 - 1951 Correspondence 7 December 19, 1950 - October 13, 1954
Dr. Ethel E. Wortis, 1951 -1954 Correspondence 8 Incoming, March 21, 1952 - January 14, 1953 Outgoing, January 21, 1952 - August 5, 1954
Miss Juliet M. Bartlett, 1954 -1957 Correspondence 9 January 21, 1954 - March 19, 1956
Mrs. Jeremiah C. Ingersoll (Minneola P. Ingersoll), 1966 - 1970 10 Address at Swearing-In Ceremony of Edythe First, October 29, 1973
Correspondence Incoming, April 15, 1966 - February 11, 1970 11 Outgoing, August 19, 1965 - May 18, 1970
17 SERIES III – PRESIDENTS’ FILES, 1916 - 1986
Box Folder Contents
Mrs. Roy R. Neuberger (Marie Neuberger), 1970 -1973 Correspondence 10 12 Incoming, December 13, 1968 - October 15, 1975 13 Outgoing, June 23, 1970 - March 25, 1982
Edythe W. First, 1973 - 1975 11 1 Correspondence, Memoranda, and Statements February 7, 1973 - February 4, 1974
Ernestine Friedlaender, 1975 - 1982
Abandoned Buildings Study 2 Background Material, 1968
3 Building Characteristics Survey Forms, ca. 1970 4 Comments, Drafts of Reports, 1970 - 1976 5 Correspondence, May 21, 1968 - August 10, 1979
6 Evaluation of Study by Columbia University School of Architecture, 1969 - 1977
7 Landlord Interview Questionnaire, n.d. 8 Miscellaneous Materials, 1970 - 1973
12 1 Ibid., 1970 - 1973 2 Tenants Survey Forms, December 1970
3 Administration of City Health Services, 1976 - 1979 4 Annual Meeting Notes, 1980 - 1982 5 Arts - Cultural Affairs, 1976 - 1979 6 Biographical Resumes, 1977 - 1979 7 Board of Regents, 1976 - 1977 8 Capital Fund Drive, 1979 9 Child Welfare, 1976 - 1979 10 Citizens Committee for Children of New York City, 1956 - 1957 11 Citizens Committee for New York City, 1975 - 1982 12 City Administration, 1976 - 1979
13 City Affairs Committee Correspondence, Memoranda & Statements, 1971 - 1981
13 1 City Fiscal Affairs, 1976 - 1977 2 City Officials, 1976 - 1979 3 Civil Rights, 1977
18 SERIES III – PRESIDENTS’ FILES, 1916 - 1986
Box Folder Contents
Ernestine Friedlaender, 1975 - 1982 13 4 Civil Service/Personnel, 1976 - 1977 5 Collective Bargaining, 1970 - 1978 6 Committee on Civil Disorders, August 1, 1969 7 Community Boards, 1976 - 1977 8 Community Council of Greater New York, 1979 - 1980
9 Community School Board Election - Correspondence and Statements, May 28, 1970 - January 23, 1974
10 Conference on “Where Shall We Live?” November 7 - 8, 1975
Consent Forms 11 1970 - 1979 12 1980
13 Contract Watch, 1954, 1978 - 1979
14 Contributions, Membership Correspondence, January 28, 1976 - January 30, 1979
Correspondence 15 Incoming, December 28, 1961 - February 22, 1982
14 1 Outgoing, June 5, 1975 - December 29, 1976 2 Outgoing, January 21, 1977 - December 21, 1978 3 Outgoing, January 4, 1979 - December 22, 1980 4 Outgoing, January 16, 1981 - January 11, 1982
5 Criminal Justice, 1976 - 1978 6 District Service Cabinet, n.d.
Education 7 The City University of New York, 1977, ca. 1980 8 Discrimination, 1976 - 1979 9 General, 1976 - 1979
10 Environment, 1976 - 1980 11 Federal Officials, 1975 - 1979
15 1 Government Operations, 1977 - 1979 2 Health, 1976 - 1979 3 Housing, 1975 - 1979 4 Justice Systems, 1979 - 1980
19 SERIES III – PRESIDENTS’ FILES, 1916 - 1986
Box Folder Contents
Ernestine Friedlaender, 1975 - 1982 15 5 King Tutankhamun Exhibit, 1978 6 Landmarks - Grand Central Terminal, 1977 7 Liaison with External Organizations, 1976 - 1979 8 Medicaid, 1977 - 1978 9 Nursing Homes, 1976 - 1977 10 Public Relations, 1976 - 1979 11 Rent Control, Stabilization, 1976 - 1977
12 60th Anniversary Luncheon - Correspondence, January 12, 1976 - October 21, 1980
13 State Legislative, Executive Action - Correspondence, June 21, 1976 - September 5, 1979
14 State Officials, 1975 - 1979 15 Transportation, 1978 - 1979 16 Tri-State Regional Planning Commission, 1976 - 1978 17 Voting Procedure, 1977
Women’s City Club of New York 18 Administration - Landlord Correspondence, December 22, 1976, March 14, 1977
19 Finances, 1976 - 1978
Statements 20 Children, 1970 - 1977 21 Education, 1970 - 1978
22 Environment May 27, 1970, April 7, 1978, January 29, 1979
23 Government, 1974 - 1978 24 Health, 1972 - 1974
25 Volunteer Corps, 1974 - 1976 26 Women’s Rights, 1976 - 1978
Mrs. Laurence Farmer (June L. Farmer), 1982 - 1986 16 1 Ad Hoc Committee on National Priorities, June 23, 1982 2 By-law Revision, 1986 3 Citizen’s Committee for Open Access, April 26 - 28, 1982
20 SERIES III – PRESIDENTS’ FILES, 1916 - 1986
Box Folder Contents
Mrs. Laurence Farmer (June L. Farmer), 1982 - 1986 Civic Affairs Forum 16 4 Correspondence, November 1982 - January 1986
5 Computer Application in W.C.C., February 22, 1985
Correspondence 6 Outgoing, October 28, 1982 - March 28, 1986
Day Care 7 Correspondence, January 1984 - January 1985
8 Eulogy for Ernestine Friedlander, December 11, 1982 9 Forum on the Board of Estimate May 11, 1985 10 Freedom of Advocacy, 1983 11 Freedom of Information, 1983
17 1 Goals for the Advancement of Women, March 10, 1983 Goals Year 2000, May 9, 1985, August 30, 1985 - January 3, 1986
2 Health Care Facility - Site Visit Reports January 24, 1974 - March 25, 1976
3 Industrial Commercial Incentive Board January 24, 1983 - September 15, 1983, April 6, 1984
4 Kaplan Fund Proposal April 22, 1932, January 23, 1984, January 24, 1984, March 1984
5 Legislation, 1973 - 1982 6 Logo Contest, March 24, 1983 - March 11, 1984 7 Media, 1983 8 Medicare, 1984 - 1985 9 National Priorities, 1982 - 1984 10 New York City Budget, 1983 - 1985 11 Social Security, 1982 - 1983 12 Women’s City Club of New York Logos 13 World Peace, 1982
21 SERIES IV – AD-HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1916 - 1992
Subseries 4.1 Minutes
Box Folder Contents
Arts and Cultural Affairs Committee 17 14 June 12, 1974 - December 19, 1977 15 January 18, 1978 - June 25, 1979 16 September 24, 1979 - December 22, 1980 17 January 26, 1981 - December 12, 1983
18 1 November 28, 1984 - December 17, 1985, May 31, 1990
City Affairs Committee 2 May 13, 1946 - April 25, 1949 3 January 15, 1952 - December 4, 1956 4 January 11, 1957 - December 4, 1962 5 January 8, 1963 - December 5, 1967 6 January 2, 1968 - October 5, 1971 7 January 4, 1972 - April 6, 1976
City Affairs Committee - Subcommittees 19 1 Campaign Financing, April 19, 1974 - October 20, 1974 2 Charter Reform, October 30, 1972 - February 11, 1974
3 Citizens Participation Project, December 18, 1969 - March 29, 1971 4 Court Reform, August 14, 1974 - November 17, 1975 5 Electoral Reform, January 13, 1970 - May 12, 1970
6 Government Operations December 16, 1964 - December 29, 1966 November 12, 1968 - January 16, 1969
7 Justice Systems, October 27, 1975 - June 6, 1977 8 Legislative Reform, December 16, 1969, March 30, 1970 9 Municipal Finance, September 16, 1975 - November 18, 1976 10 Municipal Personnel, October 31, 1967 - June 8, 1970 11 Operations of Super Agencies, October 26, 1971
12 Civic Committee Chairman May 27, 1948, October 28, 1970 - October 4, 1976
Committee Chair Meetings 13 September 22, 1982 - November 12, 1986 14 January 14, 1987 - March 8, 1989 15 March 13, 20, 1989 - November 11, 1992
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Committee on Service for Children and Youth 19 16 December 2, 1974 - March 2, 1981
17 Committee on Urban Tensions, March 14, 1963 - December 10, 1972
Education Committee 18 April 10, 1916 - December 17, 1920 19 January 20, 1921 - December 17, 1925
20 1 January 27, 1926 - November 13, 1934 2 January 22, 1935 - November 24, 1945 3 January 10, 1946 - March 21, 1949 4 January 25, 1951 - April 25, 1956 5 May 20, 1957 - June 6, 1963 6 September 12, 1963 - November 1, 1973 7 January 29, 1964 - November 24, 1969
Education Committee 21 1 January 10, 1974 - December 4, 1980 2 January 8, 1981 - March 27, 1986
Education Committee - Subcommittee and Executive Committee 3 October 11, 1916 - June 4, 1923 4 June 18, 1923 - April 24, 1931
5 Election Committee, October 2, 1948 - March 21, 1955
Environment Committee 6 December 21, 1979 - December 19, 1980 7 January 23, 1981 - March 10, 1986
Executive Committee 22 1 January 24, 1945 - December 5, 1950 2 January 28, 1970 - November 29, 1972 3 January 24, 1973 - November 27, 1974 4 January 29, 1975 - December 21, 1977 5 January 25, 1978 - November 25, 1980 6 June 27, 1984 - April 23, 1986
Finance Committee 23 1 May 10, 1966 - December 14, 1971 2 January 11, 1972 - December 7, 1976
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Finance Committee 23 3 January 11, 1977 - December 9, 1980 4 January 13, 1981 - December 30, 1982 5 August 31, 1982 - April 8, 1986
Government Operations Committee 6 May 4, 1976 - December 12, 1980 7 October 26, 1981 - December 11, 1986
Health Committee 24 1 June 14, 1971 - December 10, 1973 2 January 14, 1974 - December 13, 1976 3 February 14, 1977 - November 10, 1980 4 January 12, 1981 - November 8, 1982 5 December 3, 1982 - March 29, 1986
6 Higher Education Open Admissions February 19, 1963, December 10, 1973, January 17, 1975
7 House Committee, April 19, 1973, April 14, 1983 8 Committee on Housing, May 27, 1942 - November 15, 1943
Housing and Relocation Committee 9 October 14, 1952 - April 3, 1963 10 May 1, 1963 - December 4, 1968
25 1 January 8, 1969 - December 6, 1972 2 January 3, 1973 - December 1, 1976 3 January 5, 1977 - December 3, 1980 4 January 7, 1981 - February 6, 1986
Justice Systems Committee 5 October 17, 1977 - December 15, 1980 6 February 27, 1981 - March 18, 1985
Membership Committee 7 April 10, 1967 - March 31, 1968
26 1 January 13, 1969 - December 21, 1970 2 January 18, 1971 - January 21, 1974 3 December 13, 1978 - December 9, 1980 4 April 8, 1981 - January 5, 1983
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26 5 Nominating Committee, May 2, 1955 - May 12, 1972
Program Committee 6 May 23, 1960 - November 23, 1970
27 1 January 25, 1971 - November 24, 1980 2 January 26, 1981 - December 3, 1984
3 Projects Meetings, May 4, 1967 - June 2, 1976 4 Public Needs - Public Money Committee, December 30, 1971
Public Relations Committee 5 May 12, 1960 - February 16, 1970 6 November 19, 1976 - December 18, 1980 7 January 22, 1981 - January 14, 1983
Status of Women Committee 8 November 14, 1973 - February 26, 1985, May 22, 1990
9 Tapes Review Committee, September 25, 1973 - June 13, 1974
Transportation Committee 10 January 3, 1975 - October 27, 1980 11 January 20, 1981 - April 16, 1985
28 1 Youth and Community Committee, November 4, 1963 - December 1, 1969
Youth and Community Committee & Ad-Hoc Committee on Drug Abuse 2 January 5, 1970 - November 4, 1974
Subseries 4.2 Committee Files
28 3 Arts and Cultural Affairs Study Group, 1975 - 1976, 1983 - 1986 4 Arts and Landmarks Committee, 1979 - 1982, December 13, 1984 5 Arts Subcommittee on Landmarks, 1979 6 Board of Directors, 1964 - 1969 7 City Affairs Committee, May 11, 1947, October 11, 1967, October 16, 1967 8 City Housekeeping - Sanitation, November 15, 1949, March 15, 1950 9 Civic Affairs Forum, December 3, 1985
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28 10 Committee Chairs Rules and Policies, March 25, 1980, September 14, 1982 - September 5, 1985
11 Committee on Mental Hygiene, n.d. 12 Committee on Urban Tensions, 1968, 1969, 1972 13 Committee Organization and Procedures, January 1973 14 Development Committee, 1982 - 1986
Education Committee 29 1 1933 - 1934, 1938, 1957 - 1964 2 1969 - 1978 3 1979 - 1981 4 1982 - 1986
5 Albany, New York Trip, February 10, 1970 6 Community School Board Elections, 1968 - 1970
30 1 Study Group on School Space, 1971 - 1972 2 Subcommittee on Higher Education, 1969 - 1979 3 Subcommittee on Open Admissions, 1973 - 1978
Election Committee 4 Election Material, February 20, 1917, 1923 - 1942
Environment Committee 5 1979 - 1982 6 1983 - 1985
7 Environmental Study Group, 1977 - 1979
8 Executive Committee March 11, 1959, October 1, 1984 - April 10, 1986
9 Federal Budget and Tax Reform Ad Hoc Committee, August 6, 1985 10 Finance Committee, 1982 - 1986
Government Operations Committee 31 1 1970 - 1978 2 1979 - 1981 3 1982 - 1983 4 1984 - June 1985 5 August 1985 - 1986
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Health Committee 31 6 1917 - 1979 7 1980 - 1981
32 1-2 1982 - 1986
Housing & Planning Committee 3 1959 - 1972 4 1973 - 1978 5 1979 - 1982
Housing Relocation Committee 33 1 1952 - 1956 2 1957 - 1968 3 1962, 1964 - 1965
4 Correspondence, 1956 - 1957 5 Social Service Needs of Tenants in Housing Authority Projects, 1958
Justice Systems Committee 6 1975 - 1978 7 1979 - 1985
8 Long Range Planning Committee, 1982 - 1983 9 Membership Committee, June 11, 1926
Program Committee 10 1976 - 1978 11 1979 - 1980
34 1 1981 - 1982
2 Public Relations Committee, October 22 - 28, 1969, 1977 - 1982
Services for Children and Youth Committee 3 1975 - 1980 4 1981
5 Social Security Ad Hoc Committee, 1982 - 1983 6 Status of Women Committee, 1970 - 1983 7 Tapes Review Committee, 1973 - 1975
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35 1 Transportation Committee, 1976 - 1982
2 Understanding through Participation Committee (Ad Hoc Committee on Civil Disorders), 1969, 1973
3 WNYC Radio Program Committee, 1969 - 1970
SERIES V – CALENDARS, 1923 - 1984
35 4 1923 - 1924 5 1925 - 1926 6 1927 - 1929 7 1930 - 1933 8 1934 - 1936 9 1937 - 1940 10 1942 - 1944 11 1945, 1947 - 1948 12 1949 - 1952 13 1953 - 1956 14 1957 - 1960 15 1961 - 1964
36 1 1965 - 1968 2 1969 - 1972 3 1974 - 1984
SERIES VI – ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS, 1916 - 1989
Subseries 6.1 Programs and Materials
36 4 Monthly Club Meeting, October 12, 1916
5 Notice to Women City Club of New York Members, November 7, 1916 Housing Conditions as They Affect Girls, March 31, 1917
6 Women’s Part in Winning the War, January 9, 1918
7 Welcome Mrs. Norman Whitehouse, February 14, 1919 Welcome Mr. Alfred G. Gardiner, December 11, 1919
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36 8 Monthly Club Meeting, March 8, 1920 9 Motion Pictures: Public Opinion vs. Legal Censorship, March 22, 1920
10 Planks for the Platform of the Political Parties Election of 1920, April 26, 1920
11 Civic Training: Department of Health, January 1920 Department of Education, February 1920 Department of Public Charities, March 1920 Department of Corrections, April 1920 Criminal Courts, November 1920 Tenement House Department, December 1920
12 Management in Coal Mines, December 17, 1920
13 Fire Department & Department of Licenses, January 1921
Municipal Civil Service Commission & the Transit Construction Commission, February 1921
Department of Docks, April 1921 Department of Labor, January 1922, February 1922
14 Bedford Reformatory - Its Responsible Place, January 14, 1921 15 Public Health, February 1921 16 In Honor of Annie Mathews, January 11, 1921 17 Get Together Tea Party, April 27, 1921 18 The Repeal of the Lusk School Laws, January 11, 1922 19 The Youth of Today and Our Responsibility, March 24, 1922 20 Visiting Teachers, March 30, 1922 21 Worker’s Education, April 8, 1922 22 Spring Tea Party, May 22, 1922 23 Repeal of the Mullan-Gage Law, May 28, 1922
24 Should the Federal Government Protect Working Children, November 18, 1922
25 Subject-Coal, November 27, 1922
26 Facing the Facts - A Program for Reclassifying School Children, January 13, 1923
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36 27 The Housing Problem, February 9, 1923
28 Present Problems in the State Government - Honorable Alfred E. Smith, April 6, 1923
29 The Place of the Theatre in the Life of the City, April 27, 1923 30 In Honor of Olive O. Jones, November 23, 1923 31 What Gets the Public? December 12, 1923 32 Holiday Dinner and Entertainment, December 27, 1923 33 Government of the City of New York, January 1924 34 The State’s Responsibility to its Workers, January 30, 1924 35 Mental Hygiene, February 1924 36 Recent Impressions of the Public Dance Hall, February 29, 1924
37 Reception in Honor of the Members of the National Association of Women Painters and Sculptors, March 8, 1924
38 In Honor of Jane Adams, March 29, 1924 39 Police Women, April 7, 1924 40 Citizen’s Testimonial Dinner to Dr. William L. Ettinger, May 26, 1924 41 Theatre Party “The Flake”, October 14, 1924
42 Plans for the Future Home of the Women’s City Club of New York, February 25, 1925
43 Marriage, February 27, 1925 44 The Club Legislative Program for 1925, March 17, 1925 45 Personal Health, March 1925, April 1925 46 Spring Reception for Members, May 15, 1925 47 A Prosanis Fashion Show, October 26, 1925 48 A Modern Program of Care for the Delinquent Child, October 27, 1925
49 Problems Facing the New Administration: How Can the WCC Help? May 18, 1926
50 Crime and Control, February 18, 1927 51 In Honor of Governor Alfred E. Smith, March 12, 1927 52 Lectures on Positive Health, April 1927 53 Life and the Theatre Season - The Audience & Censorship, April 26, 1927
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36 54 Argument for Birth Control Legislation - Dr. Ira S. Wilde, November 14, 1927
55 Playtime - A Preview of the Club’s Motion Picture, December 3, 1927 56 In Honor of Mrs. Roosevelt, Mrs. Lehman and Mrs. Pratt, January 2, 1928
57 Dwellings Law - Senator Seabury C. Mastick, February 17, 1928 The Birth Control Bill, March 15, 1928
58 Rare Old Prints of N.Y. from the J. Clarence Davies Collection, 1928 59 In Honor of Mary Agnes Hamilton, January 2, 1929 60 Conference on Public Affairs, March 11, 1929 61 Laid off at Forty, November 19, 1929 62 Afternoon Tea, October 31, 1932 63 Know Your City, January 24, 1933, March - April 1934 64 Bridge Tea, November 9, 1934
65 Know Your City - Lectures on City Government by Dr. J.D. McGoldrick, February 1937, March 1937
66 In Memory of Mina M. Bruere, April 27, 1937 67 Labor on March, March 1938 68 City Finances, April 1939 69 Talk delivered by Clarice F. Brows, January 9, 1940
37 1 Is the Financial Crisis in Our Schools?, January 23, 1940 2 Should Household Employment be Regulated or Not?, January 30, 1940 3 Should Prostitution Receive Legal or Social Treatment?, February 6, 1940
4 Compulsory Health Insurance - Is New York State Ready for Such Legislation?, February 13, 1940
5 Is Your Tax Money Being Wasted on Relief?, February 27, 1940
6 Should Complete Free Education for New York City’s Children Continue after High School?, April 2, 1940
7 Is Custodial Restraint for Our Children Outmoded?, April 16, 1940
8 Do Our Schools Meet the Challenge in Training for Citizenship?, April 23, 1940
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37 9 Voluntary Group Health Plans - The Patient’s Needs and the Doctor’s Rights, April 30, 1940
10 Legislative Investigating Committee Background, March 6, 1941 11 Basic Training for Voters, Fall 1944
12 35th Anniversary Dinner - Passé or Impasse - How Can We Remove Legislative Road Blocks?, May 17, 1951
13 Tea Honoring Señora Felisa Rincón de Gautier, May 26, 1954 14 Institute on Residential Relocation of Site Tenants, November 17, 1955 15 For Whom Shall New York Build?, November 1956, December 1956 16 New York State’s Constitution - Time for a Change, 1957 17 Zoning for a Better City, January 1958, February 1958
18 Design for Effective Living in the New York Metropolitan Region, November 1958, December 1958
19 Living Together in a Changing New York, January 1959, February 1959 20 Know Your Law, October 1959, November 1959 21 Classroom U.S.A., January 1960, February 1960
22 The Welfare of Children is Everybody’s Business. How Can We Help?, November 30, 1960
23 The Battle Against Urban Blight, January 1961, February 1961 24 New Light on the Legislative Process, November 1961, December 1961
25 Ethel E. Dreier Memorial Series - Know Your New York – It Belongs to You, March 1964, April 1964
26 Low Rent Housing. What is the Future?, October 13, 1965 27 About New York, Night and Day, 1915 - 1965, October 18, 1965
28 Views and Previews of Fifty Years of Literature…Music…Theatre, February 24, 1966
29 Address by Mr. Mitchell Sviridoff, Director of Community Progress Inc., New Haven, Connecticut and Director of Human Resources Study, New York City, June 29, 1966
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37 30 Ethel E. Dreier Memorial Series - Major Issues Before the 1967 Constitutional Convention, January 1967, February 1967
31 The Local School Board and the Community - Partners Or…?, April 22, 1967
32 Our City - A Treatment for an Exhibition, November 1968 33 Community Participation and Decision Making, June 19, 1969 34 The Two Faces of Law and Order, October 21, 1970 - March 19, 1973
35 Committee on Urban Tensions, November 1970, January 1971, February 1971
38 1 Crisis in the South Bronx - The Community and Lincoln Hospital, January 21, 1971
2 Community School Board Colloquium, May 11, 1972 3 Public Needs - Public Money, October 18, 1972 4 Conference on the Status of Women, October 24, 1972 - April 24, 1973
5 Remarks by Honorable Robert F. Wagner, Chairman, New York State Temporary Commission on the Powers of Local Government, June 14, 1974
6 Comprehensive Rezoning - Lessons from 1960, July 14, 1974 7 In Honor of Minneola P. Ingersoll, December 18, 1974 8 Collective Bargaining in the Public Interest, March 19, 1975 9 Women View the City Crisis, December 13, 1975 10 The Privileged Many, February 1976, March 1976 11 The Fiscal Crisis - One Year Later, December 11, 1976 12 Criminal Sentencing - A Process Seeking a Policy, January 15, 1977 13 Battered Women, March 21, 1977 14 The Women’s Movement - Stage II, March 23, 1977 15 Women’s World of Tomorrow, April 30, 1977 16 Convention Center Forum, June 2, 1977 17 Brief Summary of (Mayor) Lindsay’s Talk, May 24, 1978
Youth’s Challenge to CUNY (1979 - 1981) 39 1 Public Relations, September 1979 - April 30, 1981
2 The Right to Learn - The Power to Earn Correspondence, January 15, 1980 - May 26, 1981
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Youth’s Challenge to CUNY (1979 - 1981) 39 3 Bernard, Irving Nathan and Peter Straus Correspondence, February 1, 1980 - May 22, 1981
4 Ernestine Friedlaender Correspondence, February 4, 1980 - May 27, 1981
5 Louise P. Mitchell Correspondence, March 20, 1980 - May 21, 1981
6 Mrs. Roy R. Neuberger (Marie Neuberger) Correspondence, April 8, 1980 - March 13, 1981
7 CUNY Symposium Program Committee - Materials, October 29, 1980 - April 30, 1981
8 Mrs. Laurence Farmer (June L. Farmer) Correspondence, October 29, 1980 - May 27, 1981
9 Mailing List, October 1980 - March 19, 1981 10 Expenses, February 9, 1981 - July 24, 1981 11 CUNY Documents, April 30, 1981
40 1 General Materials, April 30, 1981 2 Presentations and Panel Reports, April 30, 1981
3 Where Do We Go from Here?, November 18, 1979
4 Reproductive Freedoms: Politics and Public Priorities by Carol Bellamy, December 19, 1979
5 Help for Hospitals! Health Care for People! The First Martha Fraenkel Memorial Symposium, February 29, 1980
6 Straus Grant Steering Committee - Minutes and Memoranda, January 29, 1980 - June 25, 1980
7 Straus Arrangement Committee - Minutes and Memoranda, October 10, 1980 - May 13, 1981
8 N.Y.C. and the New Federalism; Its Impact on Health Programs - The Second Annual Martha K. Fraenkel Health Symposium, 1981
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40 9 Women and Higher Education, February 19, 1982 10 Women’s City Club of New York in History, March 11, 1982 11 Higher Education: Road to a Better Society, 1983
12 The Changing Health Care System in New York, Who Pays the Price? The Fourth Annual Martha K. Fraenkel Health Symposium, February 7, 1984
13 New Threats to Freedom of Information by Floyd Abrams, March 21, 1984 14 Right to Privacy, April 26, 1984
15 Planning for a Better Life - The Fifth Annual Martha K. Fraenkel Health Symposium, February 22, 1985
16 Speaking for Ourselves - A Woman’s Place on New York Radio, September 7, 1985
17 Reforming New York City’s Election Process, March 13, 1986
18 Quality Health Care: Directions, Decisions and Dilemmas - The Seventh Annual Martha K. Fraenkel Health Symposium, March 12, 1987
19 Conference on Homeless Women, May 16, 1988 20 AIDS: Its Impact on Children and Their Children, May 1989
Subseries 6.2 Summaries of Open Meetings at the Women’s City Club
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41 1 Speaker: Hon. Robert Abrams Public Transportation, October 20, 1971
Speaker: Bella S. Abzug Keeping New York Alive and Well, April 28, 1977
Speaker: Dr. Herbert Alexander Campaign Funds, September 19, 1971
Speaker: Dennis H. Allee A New Charter for the City, April 26, 1973
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Subseries 6.2 Summaries of Open Meetings at the Women’s City Club
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41 1 Speaker: William S. Allison On Marketing the M.T.A., May 20, 1974
Speaker: Bob Alpern Zoning and Housing, July 17, 1974
Speaker: Amays Ames (Copy of remarks) Lincoln Center Projections, October 20, 1977
Speaker: Irving Anker Accountability: The Education System in New York, February 6, 1975
Speaker: Tom Armstrong American Art, April 17, 1975
Speaker: Herman Badillo Future of the City, December 11, 1969
Speaker: Vincent J. Baldino Think Metric, March 16, 1977
Speakers: David Barns, Nancy Ticktin, Peter Fleming, and Mrs. John Burns, III Report on the Community School Boards, October 1970
Speaker: Carol Bellamy Renaissance at City Hall?, December 8, 1977
Speaker: Dr. Howard E. Bellin Here’s to a Healthier New York, April 16, 1974
Speakers: Allen Berascano and Riordan Gross Women in New Fields, February 20, 1975
Speaker: Dr. Beatrice Bishop Berle The Public’s Responsibility Toward Genetic and Other Scientific Research, December 12, 1977
Speaker: Hon. Peter A.A. Berle Early Warnings from Albany, January 18, 1973
36 SERIES VI – ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS, 1916 - 1989
Subseries 6.2 Summaries of Open Meetings at the Women’s City Club
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41 1 Speaker: Hon. Peter A.A. Berle Coping with Pollution, November 17, 1976
Speakers: Blanche Bernstein, Jack Goldberg, and Oscar Arnati Get Involved - Welfare Alternatives, May 25, 1970
Speaker: Herbert Bienstock Employment and Unemployment in New York City - Reality and Myth, January 23, 1969
Speaker: Dr. LeClair Bissell Alcoholism: A Problem of Society, January 12, 1978
Speakers: Elinor Black, Dan Dodson, Marian Jacobs, and Gloria Chapman Get Involved - Urban Renewal, March 11, 1970
Speaker: Hon. Barbara Blum What’s Ahead in Social Services?, February 28, 1978
Speakers: Robert J. Bott and Solomon Hoberman A New Broom - A New Sweep, February 24, 1977
Speaker: Michael Botwinick Brooklyn and Its Community, March 18, 1975
Speaker: Pierre Boulez Notes on Talk About the New York Philharmonic, May 1, 1974
Speaker: Sally Bowles The Mayor and Education, January 7, 1971
Speaker: Ruth Bowman Art Museums and Social Change, January 16, 1974
Speaker: Ruth Bowman The Future of Museums, May 12, 1977
Speaker: Hon. Alice M. Brophy Growing Old in New York, November 13, 1975
Speaker: Margaret Bruce Status of Women, October 23, 1969
37 SERIES VI – ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS, 1916 - 1989
Subseries 6.2 Summaries of Open Meetings at the Women’s City Club
Box Folder Topic
41 1 Speaker: John Burns Mayoral Meeting, October 9, 1969
2 Speaker: Schuyler G. Chapin Under New Management - The Metropolitan Opera, October 11, 1973
Speaker: Stephen J. Chinlund Padlocks vs. Pampering, December 9, 1976
Speaker: Joseph J. Christian (Copy of Address) New York City Housing Authority, January 22, 1974
Speaker: Dr. June Jackson Christmas Social Policy and Trends in Mental Health, February 19, 1974
Speaker: Hon. Ramsay Clark Victimless Crimes: The Cost to Society, February 14, 1974
Speaker: Barbara Clutz Three Faces of Eve, April 25, 1974
Speaker: Edward N. Costikyan Brains and Guts Can Save New York, June 9, 1977
Speaker: Norman Cousins An Inventory of Hope, May 8, 1975
Speaker: Mrs. Russell Crouse Performing Arts in New York City, January 25, 1977
Speakers: Barbara Diamonstein and Milton Esterow The New York Art Scene, October 13, 1977
Speakers: Dick Duhan and Ernesto Martinez Community Participation, April 19, 1969
Speaker: Susan Edmiston New York as Muse, October 13, 1977
Speaker: Mrs. Hansje Evenhuis Women in International Politics, November 15, 1976
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Subseries 6.2 Summaries of Open Meetings at the Women’s City Club
Box Folder Speaker
41 2 Speaker: Dr. Rodney Felder The Preparation of Women for Political Leadership, February 20, 1974
Speakers: Janet Feldman, Walter Farr, and Mr. Beck Get Involved, May 4, 1970
Speaker: Lewis Feldstein The Neighborhood and the City, October 20, 1970
Speakers: Marjorie Fields, Hon. Miriam Friedlander, and Maria Roy Battered Women, March 21, 1977
Speaker: Edythe First Christmas Party – December 19, 1973
Speakers: Mrs. Joy Fleischer, Frances Levinson, and Jacob Sacks Community Participation, April 19, 1969
Speaker: Mr. Fleming Community Involvement Participation, April 19, 1969
Speaker: Dr. Charles Frankel Private Rights and the Public Good, January 29, 1974
Speaker: Eleanor Clark French Campaign 1972 -- The Presidency, October 18, 1972
Speaker: Betty Friedan The Women’s Movement ... Stage II, March 29, 1977
3 Speaker: Hon. Henry Geldzahler How Will New York Support Culture?, March 15, 1978
Speaker: Richard A. Givens Fraud and the Poor Consumer, March 27, 1973
Speaker: Lester Goodchild Changes and Problems in the Operation of Courts in New York City, March 4, 1975
39 SERIES VI – ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS, 1916 - 1989
Subseries 6.2 Summaries of Open Meetings at the Women’s City Club
Box Folder Speaker
41 3 Speaker: Roy M. Goodman The Challenge of Change, January 27, 1977
Speaker: Roy M. Goodman Davidson vs. Goodman Campaign for New York Senate, October 10, 1974
Speaker: Roy M. Goodman Why Revise the New York City Charter? October 21, 1975
Speaker: Shirley Goodman A Garment Industry, February 26, 1974
Speaker: Roberta Gratz The New Preservation - Lesson for New York, January 18, 1979
Speaker: Elinor Coleman Guggenheimer The New York City Department of Consumer Affairs, May 23, 1974
Speaker: Dr. Robert L. Heilbroner The International War on Poverty, October 24, 1968
Speaker: Russell D. Hemenway Who Owns the Government?, May 2, 1972
Speaker: C. Hugh Hildesley Art on the Block, May 15, 1975
Speaker: Dr. Adele Hoffman Adolescent Medicine, December 14, 1970
Speaker: Raymond D. Horton Collective Bargaining in the Public Interest, March 19, 1975
Speaker: Thomas P. Hoving The Metropolitan Museum: Today and Tomorrow, February 25, 1975
Speaker: John Jay Iselin (Biographical sketch) Broadcasting and Watergate - A Year Later, October 30, 1974
Speaker: Joan Kaden New York City Budget Making Process, December 4, 1973
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Subseries 6.2 Summaries of Open Meetings at the Women’s City Club
Box Folder Speaker
41 3 Speaker: Robert Kagan West Side Highway Project, June 19, 1973
Speaker: Alfred J. Kahn Contributions and Limitations of Community Control, February 17, 1971
Speaker: Blanche K. Katz The Big Red Schoolhouse, January 11, 1973
Speaker: Hon. Florence Kelley The Family Court, October 15, 1969
Speaker: Hon. Florence Kelley Youth in the Community, October 15, 1969
Speakers: T.W. Kheel, T. Oliveira, and R.N. Rickles Transportation Bond Issue, October 18, 1973
Speaker: Susan Shapiro Kiok Public Art - Pleasure & Protest, March 26, 1974
Speaker: Nicholas Kisburg The Teamsters Union Looks at Welfare, November 4, 1968
Speakers: Jean Krampner and Constance Blackwell Anatomy of a School Board District, January 31, 1974
Speaker: Professor Ernest Kurnov Quality of Mass Transport Financing, September 19, 1972
Speaker: Mrs. Trude Lash New York City Children, January 31, 1977
Speaker: Cynthia Lefferts Campaign Financing -- Faith Restored or Lessons Ignored?, January 8, 1974
Speaker: Hon. Louis J. Lefkowitz Inside the Attorney General’s Office, April 11, 1974
Speaker: Mayor John V. Lindsay Matter of Judgeships and Selection, October 9, 1969
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Subseries 6.2 Summaries of Open Meetings at the Women’s City Club
Box Folder Speaker
41 3 Speaker: Stanley S. Litow The Board of Education on the Spot, November 4, 1976
Speaker: Elaine Livingstone When Women Meet in Mexico, May 28, 1975
Speaker: Robert A. Low Energy Crisis - Impact on the Environment, March 28, 1974
Speaker: Charles F. Luce Electric Power and the Environment, October 31, 1972
Speaker: Hon. Milton Luger Alternatives to Training Schools, November 30, 1972
Speaker: Joseph Lynaugh Health Care in Your Future, February 16, 1977
4 Speaker: Robert B. McKay Prison Reform and the Aftermath of Attica, November 29, 1973
Speaker: Michael J. McManus The Frost Belt Fights Back, October 18, 1977
Speaker: State Senator John Marchi Mayoral Meeting, October 9, 1969
Speaker: Mrs. Teresa N. Melchionne The Police and the Public, November 25, 1969
Speaker: Thomas Messer View from the Spiral, November 18, 1975
Speaker: H. Morancy Community Participation, April 19, 1969
Speaker: Stewart R. Mott City Gardening: Window Box to Roof Top, June 6, 1974
Speaker: Bess Myerson Is Consumerism a Myth or Fact?, April 16, 1970
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Subseries 6.2 Summaries of Open Meetings at the Women’s City Club
Box Folder Speaker
41 4 Speaker: Dr. Barbara Newell Why a Women’s College?, November 18, 1974
Speaker: Dr. Sol Nichtern The Problems in Developing Psychiatric Services for Children, January 7, 1974
Speaker: Joseph Noble More than a Mirror to the Past, January 23, 1975
Moderator: Marita O’Hare; Speakers: Suzanne Stephens and Susana Torre Women Master Builders, April 11, 1977
Speaker: Richard Oldenburg News of MOMA, May 16, 1974
Speakers: D. Orr and N. Smith Harlem’s Needs and Goals: A Community in Action, October 17, 1968
Speaker: Eric Outwater What Price Clean Air?, April 20, 1977
Speaker: Hon. D. Kenneth Patton New York -- Up or Out?, January 31, 1973
Speaker: Eleanor Pepper Fashion and History, June 10, 1976
Speaker: Dr. Martha Peterson The Renascence of the Women’s College, March 20, 1974
Speaker: Ambassador F. Plimpton The United Nations Then and Now, October 25, 1973
Speaker: Dr. Arthur Polemini Reading in New York City Public Schools, April 12, 1973
Speaker: Peter Pryor What is the State Doing for the City Consumer?, November 25, 1974
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Subseries 6.2 Summaries of Open Meetings at the Women’s City Club
Box Folder Speaker
41 4 Speaker: A. H. Raskin Is Unionization Forging Tighter Chains Around the Civil Service?, May 9, 1969
Speaker: Richard Ravitch Building New York, June 14, 1977
Speaker: Barbara Reach History and Values of Volunteers in Public and Private Agencies, May 20, 1975
Speaker: Henry Hope Reed Urban Oases, November 10, 1977
Speaker: Mrs. Lisa Richette Our Throw-Away Children, 1970
Speakers: Mrs. Rothschild and Herbert Beanstock Get Involved, May 18, 1970
Speaker: Mrs. O. Ruebhausen A Tale of Three Cities, January 17, 1974
5 Speaker: Dr. Walter S. Salant Inflation - Concepts and Misconceptions, January 16, 1975
Speaker: Howard J. Samuels Off-Track Betting - Panacea or Promise?, January 14, 1971
Speaker: Raymond T. Schuler Maintaining Metropolitan Mobility, March 16, 1976
Speaker: Harvey Scribner New Directions for Our Schools, January 28, 1971
Speaker: Martin E. Segal Arts and the City: A New Era of Cooperation?, November 14, 1974
Speakers: Dr. Donna Shalala and Dr. Maxwell Lehman Political Decentralization - Pros and Cons, May 25, 1972
44 SERIES VI – ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS, 1916 - 1989
Subseries 6.2 Summaries of Open Meetings at the Women’s City Club
Box Folder Speaker
41 5 Speaker: Dr. Harry L. Shapiro Can Urban Man Survive?, November 19, 1969
Interviewee: Robert Sherman An Interviewer Interviewed, February 10, 1977
Speaker: Mrs. Helvi L. Sipila Women and the United Nations, November 23, 1974
Speaker: Dr. Leonard S. Solon How is Man-Made Radiation Affecting New York?, April 27, 1978
Speaker: Assemblyman Andrew Stein Report from an Investigative Legislator, January 29, 1976
Speaker: Henry J. Stern and Robert F. Wagner, Jr. Who Speaks for You at City Hall?, Description of City Government - Its Holes & What Should be Done to Improve its Services and Functions, February 13, 1975
Speaker: Mrs. Jerome Strauss (Katherine W. Strauss) Remarks on W.C.C. and Its Education of Women, May 17, 1977
Speaker: Dr. Roy Strong The Public and the Past in Britain Today, November 12, 1974
Speaker: Percy E. Sutton Toward A Safe, Prosperous New York, May 19, 1977
Speaker: Dr. Lola Szladits Adventures of a Literary Godmother: The Berg Collection, November 11, 1976
Speaker: Lisa M. Taylor Cooper-Hewitt Museum of Design, March 10, 1977
Speaker: Joseph Terenzio Hospitals, n.d.
Speaker: Mrs. Allan V. Tishman Social Services, Chinese Style, March 24, 1977
45 SERIES VI – ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS, 1916 - 1989
Subseries 6.2 Summaries of Open Meetings at the Women’s City Club
Box Folder Speaker
41 5 Speaker: Seymour Topping Journey Between Two Chinas, October 12, 1972
Speakers: Frank Van Dyke and Kenneth Kowald Panel Meeting re: Proposed Permanent Agency, November 30, 1970
Speaker: Robert F. Wagner, Jr. Remarks by Honorable Robert F. Wagner, Jr., Chairman, New York State Temporary Commission on the Powers of Local Government, June 14, 1973
Speaker: Adams Walinsky What Direction the New Politics?, March 12, 1970
Speaker: Douglas Turner Ward On Negro Theatre, March 24, 1969
Speaker: Richard Weinstein Rebirth of a City - The Master Plan, January 15, 1969
Speaker: Richard Weinstein Manhattan Landing Project, May 3, 1972
Speaker: Congressman Theodore Weiss National Policy Towards Cities, March 28, 1978
Speaker: Jacqueline Grennan Wexler Career Focus in Liberal Education, November 15, 1973
Speaker: Mr. Whitaker Wateredge Development Study, October 6, 1971
Speaker: Norval White Architectural Design of New York City, April 17, 1969
Speaker: Ruth Wood Homemaker, August 30, 1974
Speaker: Dr. Wonk Nuclear Power Plant, May 26, 1977
46 SERIES VI – ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS, 1916 - 1989
Subseries 6.2 Summaries of Open Meetings at the Women’s City Club
Box Folder Speaker
41 5 Speaker: David Yunich Eastside, Westside, Uptown, Downtown: The M.T.A., December 19, 1974
Speaker: Hon. John E. Zuccotti The Politics of Planning, January 30, 1975
6 Tape List, 1968 - 1978
Subseries 6.3 Audiotapes (Unavailable to Researchers)
Box Tape Topic
42 1 Women’s City Club of New York 50th Anniversary, Voice of America, United States Information Agency, October 26, 1965
2 Westside, December 10, 1968
3 Address, February 3, 1969 Speaker: John Keppler
4 Temple Service in Honor of Herman W. Block, February 22, 1969
5 Family Court, October 15, 1969 Speaker: F. Kelley
6 Mayoral Meeting, October 1969 Speakers: John V. Lindsay, John Marchi, and John Burns
7 Future of the City, December 11, 1969 Speaker: Herman Badillo
8 Legislative Process, February 3, 1970 Speakers: Mrs. Jean Richmond and William D. Boyd
9 From Dinosaurs to Moon Rocks, April 1970 Speaker: Gardner Stout
10 East Africa, May 25, 1970 Speaker: Mrs. Broadus Mitchell
47 SERIES VI – ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS, 1916 - 1989
Subseries 6.3 Audiotapes (Unavailable to Researchers)
Box Tape Topic
42 11 Evictions, October 19, 1970 Speaker: Mr. Hardy
12 The Neighborhood and City, October 20, 1970 Speaker: Lewis M. Feldstein
13 Public Relations Committee Meeting, December 28, 1970 Speaker not listed
14 The Mayor and Education, January 7, 1971 Speaker: Sally Bowles
15 Off-Track Betting - Panacea or Promise? January 14, 1971 Speaker: Howard J. Samuels
16 New Directions for Our Schools, January 28, 1971 Speaker: Harvey B. Scribner
17-20 Lincoln Hospital - Urban Tensions, February 1, 1971 Speakers: Not Listed
21 Untitled, February 22, 1971 Speaker: Henry Bienstock
22 Freedom of Expression and Public Order, March 1971 Speaker: Louis H. Pollack, Esq.
23 Individual Privacy and Public Safety, March 1971 Speakers: Mrs. Piel and Roy Newberger
24 The Rights of the Accused and Public Safety, March 1971 Speakers: Robert Carter, Partner Poletti, and Proshker Feldman
25 A Tribute to Laura B. Denoho, May 5, 1971 Speaker: Roy R. Newberger and Guests
26 New Faces, May 1971 Speaker: H. Gould
27 Comprehensive High Schools, June 3, 1971 Speaker: Blanche Katz
48 SERIES VI – ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS, 1916 - 1989
Subseries 6.3 Audiotapes (Unavailable to Researchers)
Box Tape Topic
42 28-29 Projects Meeting, June 10, 1971
30 Midtown Metamorphosis, November 1971 Speaker: J. Robertson
31 Heritage of Performing Arts - An Unhappy Ending?, November 16, 1971 Speaker: Thor E. Wood
32 National Health Insurance Plans, December 13, 1971 Speaker: Dr. Eveline M. Burns
33 New York Does Have a Future, February 16, 1972 Speakers: Eli Ginzberg and A. Barton Hepburn
34 History with Heroes, March 15, 1972 Speaker: Herman H. Goldstone
35 Transportation Task Force Meeting, March 18, 1972
36 CUNY - Mounting Pressure on the Open Door, April 13, 1972 Speaker: Robert J. Kibbee
37 HAD - From the Inside, April 27, 1972 Speaker: Frances Levenson
38 Professional Volunteers, May 18, 1972 Speaker: Ellen S. Straus
39 Political Decentralization - Pros and Cons, May 25, 1972 Speakers: Donna E. Shalala and Mary Lehman
Public Needs - Public Money, December 4, 1972 40 Revenues - What are the Prospects?, Tape 1 of 2 Speakers: Alan J. Campbell and David Grossman
43 41 Revenues - What are the Prospects?, Tape 2 of 2 Speakers: Alan J. Campbell and David Grossman
Public Needs - Public Money, December 5, 1972 42 Better Service for the Tax Dollar. Can We Get It? How? Speakers: Bernard R. Gifford, Gordon M. Derzon, and Lillian Roberts
49 SERIES VI – ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS, 1916 - 1989
Subseries 6.3 Audiotapes (Unavailable to Researchers)
Box Tape Topic
Public Needs - Public Money, December 5, 1972 43 42 (side 2) How Can We Get Better Tax Service for the Tax Dollar in a Public Hospital? Speakers: Gordon M. Derzon and Lillian Roberts
43 How Can the Private Sector Help Solve Critical City Problems? Speakers: John R. Bunting and Seymour B. Durst
44 Early Warnings from Albany, January 18, 1973 Speaker: Assemblyman Peter A. Berle
45 Making Democracy Work, February 6, 1973 Speaker: Hon. David N. Dinkins
46 Fraud and Poor Consumer, March 27, 1973 Speaker: Richard A. Givens
47 Women’s City Club of New York Annual Meeting, May 24, 1973 Speaker: Elizabeth Kempton
48 Education Committee Meeting, June 7, 1973 Speakers: Jean S. Frank, Paul Greenberg, Jean Kempner, and Mrs. Willig
49 Combo’s Views on Westside Highway Project, June 19, 1973 Speaker: Roberta Kagan and John Belle
50 Under New Management - The Metropolitan Opera, October 11, 1973 Speaker: Not Listed
51-52 Meet the Mayoral Candidates, October 17, 1973 Speakers: Thomas Cronin, Hon. Mario Biaggi, Hon. Abraham Bean, Hon. Albert H. Blumenthal, and Hon. John J. Marchi
53 Transportation Bond Issue, October 18, 1973 Speakers: Antonio Oliveri, Dr. Roberta Rickles, Theodore W. Kheel
54 Career Focus in Liberal Education, November 15, 1973 Speaker: Dr. Jacqueline Grennan Wexler
55 Prison Reform and the Aftermath of Attica, November 29, 1973 Speaker: Robert B. McKay
50 SERIES VI – ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS, 1916 - 1989
Subseries 6.3 Audiotapes (Unavailable to Researchers)
Box Tape Topic
43 56 The Problems in Developing Psychiatric Services for Children, January 7, 1974 Speaker: Dr. Sol Nichtern
57 Campaign Financing - Faith Restored or Lessons Ignored?, January 8, 1974 Speaker: Cynthia Lefferts
58 A Tale of Three Cities, January 17, 1974 Speaker: Mrs. Oscar Ruebhausen
59 Consumer Protection, January 30, 1974 Speaker: Suzanne Pollack
60 Victimless Crimes: The Cost to Society, February 14, 1974 Speaker: Ramsey Clark
61 Social Policy and Trends in Mental Health, February 19, 1974 Speaker: June J. Christmas
62 Education for New York’s #1 Industry, February 26, 1974 Speaker: Shirley Goodman
63 The Renascence of the Woman’s College, March 20, 1974 Speaker: Martha Peterson
64 Public Art - Pleasure and Protest, March 26, 1974 Speaker: Susan S. Kiok
65 Inside the Attorney General Office, April 11, 1974 Speaker: Louis J. Lefkowitz
66 Here’s To a Healthier New York, April 16, 1974 Speaker: Lowell E. Bellin
67 News of the Philharmonic, May 1, 1974 Speaker: Pierre Boulez
68 What Welfare Reform Really Is, May 9, 1974 Speaker: Alvin L. Schorr
69 City Gardening - Window Box to Roof Top, June 6, 1974 Speaker: Stewart R. Mott
51 SERIES VI – ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS, 1916 - 1989
Subseries 6.3 Audiotapes (Unavailable to Researchers)
Box Tape Topic
43 70 Women and the United Nations, November 23, 1974 Speaker: Helva L. Sipila
71 Due To Circumstances Beyond Our Control, October 30, 1974 Speaker: Jay Iselin
72 The Public and the Past in Britain Today, November 12, 1974 Speaker: Dr. Roy Strong
73 Arts and the City: A New Era of Cooperation? November 14, 1974 Speaker: Martin E. Segal
74 Why a Women’s College?, November 18, 1974 Speaker: Dr. Barbara Newell
75 Protecting the City’s Environment: Potentials of City Government, November 19, 1974 Moderator: Nicholas Robinson Panelists: L.Y. Chun, Marie Bienstock, Dewitt Davis, Sherry Koehler, Laurence Simmons, and Christopher Wasiutznski
76 Help Wanted! By the Family Court, November 21, 1974 Speaker: Joseph P. Murphy
77 What is the State Doing for the City Consumer?, November 25, 1974 Speaker: Peter M. Pryor
78 Christmas Party- Professional Children’s School, December 12, 1974
79 Memorial Service in Honor of Minneola Ingersoll, December 18, 1974
80 Eastside, Westside, Uptown, Downtown: The M.T.A., December 19, 1974 Speaker: David L. Yunich
44 81 Inflation: Concepts and Misconceptions, January 16, 1975 Speaker: Walter S. Salant
82 More Than a Mirror to the Past, January 23, 1975 Speaker: Joseph V. Noble
83 Health and Hospitals Corporation: Progress Report, January 27, 1975 Speaker: Dr. John L. Holloman
52 SERIES VI – ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS, 1916 - 1989
Subseries 6.3 Audiotapes (Unavailable to Researchers)
Box Tape Topic
44 84 The Politics of Planning, January 30, 1975 Speaker: John E. Zucotti
85 Report from the Board of Education, February 6, 1975 Speaker: Not Listed
86 Who Speaks for You at City Hall?, February 13, 1975 Speakers: Henry J. Stern and Robert F. Wagner, Jr.
87 Women in New Fields, February 20, 1975 Speakers: L. Berascano, C. Allen, J. Gross, and R. Riordan
88 Collective Bargaining in the Public Interest?, March 19, 1975 Speakers: Raymond D. Horton
89 Energy Crisis, March 28, 1975 Speaker: Robert Law
90 Municipal Unions - Municipal Money, April 10, 1975 Speaker: Victor Gotbaum
91 Three Faces of Eve, April 25, 1975 Speakers: Barbara Clutz and Ruth Wood
92 Art on the Block, May 15, 1975 Speaker: Christopher H. Hildesley
93 When Women Meet in Mexico, May 28, 1975 Speaker: Elaine Livington
94-96 CBS: New York: A City in Analysis, September 19, 1975 Panelists: Howard Samuels, Theodore Kheel, George Sternlieb, Robert Buckley, Jacob Javits, John J. Marchi, Robert F. Wagner, Jr., and Hon. Roy M. Goodman
97 What Happened in Mexico?, October 15, 1975 Speaker: Ambassador Barbara M. White
98 Why Revise the New York City Charter?, October 21, 1975 Speaker: Hon. Roy M. Goodman
53 SERIES VI – ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS, 1916 - 1989
Subseries 6.3 Audiotapes (Unavailable to Researchers)
Box Tape Topic
44 99 All People Are Created Equal, October 23, 1975 Speaker: Karen S. Burnstein
100 How Early Is Too Late?, October 31, 1975 Speakers: Laura Shapiro, Muriel Mendlowitz, and Dr. Herbert Cohen
101 View from the Spiral, November 18, 1975 Speaker: Thomas M. Messer
102 The Philharmonic and Its Community, December 11, 1975 Speaker: Howard Shanet
103-104 Women View the City’s Crisis, December 13, 1975 Speakers: Donna E. Shalala, Hon. Carol Bellamy, Phyllis Moland, Judith Thoyer, Joan M. Leiman, Frances Levenson, Hon. Stephen Berger, Dr. Blanche Bernstein, and Pam Leibin
105-108 60 Years of Civic Service of the Women’s City Club New York, January 17, 1976
109 Help for the Arts, February 26, 1976 Speaker: Kathy C. Hart
110 Report from an Investigative Legislator, January 29, 1976 Speaker: Assemblyman Andrew Stein
111 Conference on Open Admissions, March 6, 1976 Moderator: Ernestine Friedlaender Panelists: Samuel Polatrick, Betsy B. Kaufman, Robert J. Kibbe, Percy E. Sutton, and Isaiah Robinson
112-114 Conference on Open Admissions Study, March 6, 1976 Moderator: Goldie B. Dumpson Panelists: Ann Burton, Lynn Zucker, Carol S. Lynch, and Steven Kaye
115 Maintaining Metropolitan Mobility, March 16, 1976 Speaker: Raymond T. Schuler
116 Making Ends Meet, March 30, 1976 Speaker: Harrison J. Goldin
54 SERIES VI – ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS, 1916 - 1989
Subseries 6.3 Audiotapes (Unavailable to Researchers)
Box Tape Topic
44 117 Bon Appetit, Bon Marche, April 8, 1976 Speaker: Frances Cerra
118-119 Health Civic Fund Committee Meeting, April 12, 1976
45 120 Pensions, April 26, 1976 Speaker: Curtin Kingal
121 Sex Crimes and the Law, April 29, 1976 Speaker: Leslie Synder
122 Can New York Be Healthy?, May 13, 1976 Speaker: Carter Burden
123 Women’s City Club of New York Annual Meeting, May 18, 1976
124 Children in Trouble, May 27, 1976 Speaker: Peter Edelman
125 Campaign for New York Senator, October 26, 1976 Speakers: Barbara Keating and Carol Bellamy
126 Padlocks vs. Pampering, December 9, 1976 Speaker: Stephen J. Chinlund
127 The Fiscal Crisis - One Year Later, December 11, 1976 Moderator: Barbara Reach Panelists: Carol Bellamy, Stephen Berger, Donna E. Shalala, and Frances Levenson
128-130 Criminal Sentencing - A Process Seeking a Policy, January 15, 1977 Moderator: Hortense W. Gabel. Panelists: Samuel J. Silverman, Robert B. McKay, Mary J. Love, Robert Kasanof, John F. Keenan, and Carol S. Whelan
131 Performing Arts in New York City, January 25, 1977 Speaker: Anna E. Crouse
132 The Challenge of Change, January 27, 1977 Speaker: Roy M. Goodman
55 SERIES VI – ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS, 1916 - 1989
Subseries 6.3 Audiotapes (Unavailable to Researchers)
Box Tape Topic
45 133 Interviewing the Interviewee, February 10, 1977 Speaker: Robert Sherman
134 A New Broom - A Clean Sweep?, February 24, 1977 Speakers: Robert J. Bott and Solomon Hoberman
135 Copper-Hewitt Museum of Design, March 10, 1977 Speaker: Lisa Taylor
136 Women’s Movement - Stage II, March 29, 1977 Speaker: Betty Friedan
137 New York as Muse, April 14, 1977 Speaker: Susan Edmiston
138 What Price Clean Air?, April 20, 1977 Speaker: Eric B. Outwater
139 Better Times for New York, April 21, 1977 Speaker: Congressman Edward I. Koch
140 Keeping New York Alive and Well, April 28, 1977 Speaker: Bella Abzug
141-142 IWY Follow-Up Meeting, April 30, 1977 Speakers: Roni Haggarty and Paula Hughes
143 The Future of Museums, May 12, 1977 Speaker: Ruth Bowman
144 Women’s City Club of New York Annual Meeting, May 17, 1977
145 Education Committee Meeting - Reading Study, June 2, 1977
146 Westway: Yes or No?, June 13, 1977 Speakers: Robert N. Rickles and John P. Keith
147 New York, June 15, 1977 Speaker: Howard J. Samuels
148 Frost Belt Fights Back, October 18, 1977 Speaker: Michael McManus
56 SERIES VI – ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS, 1916 - 1989
Subseries 6.3 Audiotapes (Unavailable to Researchers)
Box Tape Topic
45 149 Lincoln Center Projections, October 20, 1977 Speaker: Amyas Amas
150 New York and the Diplomats, October 25, 1977 Speaker: John F. Loeb
151 Renaissance at City Hall, December 8, 1977 Speaker: Hon. Carol Bellamy
152 The Public Responsibility Towards Genetic and Other Scientific Research, December 12, 1977 Speaker: Dr. Bishop B. Berle
153 Moving People in New York, December 20, 1977 Speaker: Hon. Alexander J. Mautner
154 Alcoholism: A Problem of Society, January 12, 1978 Speaker: Dr. LeClair Bissell
155 Unplanned Parenthood - Teenage Childbearing, January 31, 1978 Speaker: Professor Frank E. Furstenberg
156 School Budget Gap, February 28, 1978 Speaker: Not Listed
157 A New Voice in Planning, March 9, 1978 Speaker: Robert F. Wagner Jr.
158 How Will New York Support Culture?, March 15, 1978 Speaker: Henry Geldzahler
159 National Policy Toward Cities, March 23, 1978 Speaker: Theodore S. Weiss
46 160 The Abuse of Power, Beyond the Official Government, March 30, 1978 Speakers: P. Dubrul and J. Newfield
161 Banks and People, April 13, 1978 Speaker: Hon. Muriel Siebert
162 HRA Under New Management, April 15, 1978 Speaker: Dr. Blanche Bernstein
57 SERIES VI – ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS, 1916 - 1989
Subseries 6.3 Audiotapes (Unavailable to Researchers)
Box Tape Topic
46 163 How is Man-Made Radiation Affecting New York?, April 27, 1978 Speaker: Dr. Leonard S. Solon
164 A View of a Troubled World, May 24, 1978 Speaker: John V. Lindsay
165 Who Watches the Watchdog?, June 8, 1978 Speaker: A.H. Raskin
166 Open Meeting, December 14, 1978 Speaker: Edward Villella
167 Report Card Show - Truancy, April 1, 1979 Speaker: Not Listed
168 WCC Looks at Housing, January 24, 1980 Speaker: Edward Villella
169 Is There Action in the Poverty Program?, February 26, 1980 Speaker: Andrea Jackson
170 The Troubled Crusade: American Education, 1945 - 1980, ca. March 1980 Speaker: Diane Ravitch
171 The Energy Crisis: Disaster or Opportunity?, March 13, 1980 Speaker: Robert Herzog
172 New Threats to Freedom of Information, ca. March 1980 Speaker: Floyd Abrams
173 Is Regional Planning Working?, ca. March 1980 Speaker: Frank T. Johnson
174 Agenda for the 1980’s, ca. April 1980 Speaker: Elizabeth Holtzman
175 Questions for Concerned Citizens, ca. May 1980 Speaker: Bess Myerson
176 Women’s City Club of New York Annual Meeting, May 21, 1980
58 SERIES VI – ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS, 1916 - 1989
Subseries 6.3 Audiotapes (Unavailable to Researchers)
Box Tape Topic
46 177 The City State in the 1980’s, May 29, 1980 Speaker: John V. Lindsay
178-179 Better Ways to Finance Schools, June 5, 1980 Speaker: Raymond Schuler
180 What Can We Learn from Charleston?, October 9, 1980 Speaker: Gregory B. Paxton
181 The Critical Years, October 15, 1980 Speaker: Ronald Edmonds
182 Environment, October 17, 1980 Speaker: Meg Rickets
183 Why Medicaid is Not Enough, November 19, 1980 Speaker: Harriet Dronska
184 Women’s City Club of New York Annual Meeting, 1981
185 Who Speaks for Us in Albany?, January 15, 1981 Speaker: Margaret L. Weiss
186 Must Books Be Destroyed?, January 27, 1981 Speaker: Townsend Hoopes
187 Caring for Lonely Young Refugees, February 26, 1981 Speaker: Elizabeth T. Schack
188-189 1st Martha Frankel Memorial Symposium: Help for Hospitals! Health Care for People!, February 29, 1981
190 Cable T.V. in Our Future, March 31,1981 Speaker: Tony Schwartz
191 The Homeless: Who, Why, What, and When?, April 11, 1981 Speaker: Robert M. Heyes, Esq
192 The Value of a Liberal Arts Education in a High-Tech Society, ca. 1981 Speaker: Joseph S. Murphy
59 SERIES VI – ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS, 1916 - 1989
Subseries 6.3 Audiotapes (Unavailable to Researchers)
Box Tape Topic
46 193-196 Consumerism: Alive (and Kicking?), April 15, 1981 Speaker: Barbara Opotowsky
197 Welfare Reform: Progress and Prospects, ca. 1981 Speaker: Stanley Brezenoff
198 WCC New York Annual Meeting, May 19, 1982
199 Auditor and Finance Committee Meeting, February 1983
47 200 WCC Meeting, April 19, 1983
201-202 Housing and Planning Committee Meeting, March 7, 1984
203 No Program Title, n.d. Speaker: Bryan Sexton
204 Mainstreaming the Handicapped, n.d. Speaker: Robert A. Olmstead
205 Privacy of Information: Opening Dialogue, n.d. Speaker: Trudy Hayden
206 The City on the Air, n.d. Speaker: Mary P. Nichols
207 East River Renaissance, n.d. Speaker: Peter Stanford
208 Memory: Remembrance of Things Past, Or Where Did I Put My Glasses?, n.d. Speaker: Robert N. Butler
209 Shall Rockefeller University Burn Low Level Radioactive Waste?, n.d. Speakers: Leonard Salon and Dr. Norman Simon
210 Tax Incentives for Business - Part I: Are We Getting Our Money’s Worth?, n.d. Speaker: D. Curtis
60 SERIES VI – ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS, 1916 - 1989
Subseries 6.3 Audiotapes (Unavailable to Researchers)
Box Tape Topic
47 211 Tax Incentives for Business - Part III: Are We Getting Our Money’s Worth?, n.d. Speakers: F. Leichter and K. Lipper
212 Can the City Be Run Like a Business?, n.d. Speaker: L. Oberst
213 London Presents a Gala Performance of Die Fledermaus: The Opera Performed by: E. Koth, Regina Resnick, G. Zampieri, W. Berry, E. Wachter, and E. Kunz, n.d.
WNYC Radio Broadcast Tapes - Get Involved Series 47 1 Community Participation, May 4, 1970 2 A Case Study in Community Participation, May 11, 1970 3 Opportunities Unlimited: Career Ladders, May 18, 1970 4 Welfare Alternatives, May 25, 1970 5 City University: Open Admissions, June 1, 1970 6 Low Rent Housing, June 8, 1970
7 Dollars or Danger: Children in Trouble with the Law, June 15, 1970
8 The Family Court, June 22, 1970 9 City Finance: How Shall We Raise the Money?, June 29, 1970 10 Health Services for All, July 6, 1970 11 Rapid Transit?, July 13, 1970 12 Are Authorities Authoritarian?, July 20, 1970 13 The Master Plan, 1969, July 27, 1970
48 This box contains 28 untitled and undated audiotapes
SERIES VII – PHOTOGRAPHS, 1915 - 1993
Subseries 7.1 Activities
Box Folder Contents
49 1 Abandoned Buildings Project, October 1974 2 About New York, 1915 - 1965, October 18, 1965 3 Annual Meeting, April 14, 1982 4 Annual Meeting, May 18, 1983
61 SERIES VII – PHOTOGRAPHS, 1915 - 1993
Subseries 7.1 Activities
Box Folder Contents
49 5 Board Meeting, n.d. 6 Boscobel Trip, May 21, 1974 7 Brooklyn Bridge Centennial Tour - Long Island University Buffet, 1965 8 Eleanor Roosevelt Symposium, October 12, 1983, March 25, 1985
9 Golden Anniversary Luncheon, January 22, 1966 and/or Open House, September 30, 1965
10 Harbor Inspection for Trade - Civil Executives, June 16, 1960 11 Jamaica Bay Wildlife Center Tour, October 12, 1982 12 Joffrey Ballet Benefit, ca. 1969 13 Know Your City, February 6, 1953
14 Manhattan Tour Survey, 1953 Members of the W.C.C. (Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt), ca. 1920’s National Priorities, ca. 1970
15 N.Y.C. & New Federalism: Its Impact on Health Problems, 1981 16 New York City Transit Tour, May 21, 1974 17 Pauline Fredericks Honor Event, ca. 1985 18 Preservation - Landmarks, August 1988 19 Projects Meeting, 1975 20 60th Anniversary of WCC of New York, 1975 21 Seven Decades of Women’s Programs, 1982-1983
50 1 Straus Symposium, April 30, 1981 2 Subway Excavation Tour at 59th Street, May 21, 1974 3 Swords to Ploughshare Award, January 24, 1983 4 Tour of Cast Iron Buildings with Margot Gayle, April 24, 1979 5 Tour of Downtown Brooklyn, April 24, 1974 6 Treatment Plant Tour, May 23, 1986 7 Trade, Civic Inspection Tour of Port of N.Y. Authority, June 16, 1960 8 Up the Career Ladder, 1992 8 Women’s City Club of New York Day, September 30, 1965
9 Women’s City Club of New York - Headquarters, 1926, 1929 10-13 Unidentified Activities and Events
62 SERIES VII – PHOTOGRAPHS, 1915 - 1993
Subseries 7.2 Individuals
Box Folder Contents
51 1 Mrs. Anne C. Abramovitz with Mrs. Marvin A. Asnes and Mrs. A. Joseph Hollander, October 1965
2 Mrs. York Allen, n.d. 3 Juliet Bartlett, February 19, 1975 4 Jane T. Bausman, 1931 5 Betty Bernstein, n.d. 6 Mrs. Robert Bruere, 1930, 1932 7 Dr. Evelyn Burns, 1983 8 Grace C. Childs, 1929, 1930 9 Anna Clark, n.d. 10 Allison Coudert, 1981, 1982 11 Mabalty De Kiltredge, 1931 12 Mrs. H. Edward Drerier, n.d. 13 Eleanor Faison, n.d. 14 June Laurence Farmer, May 1982 15 Adele Filene, n.d. 16 Edythe First and Adele Filene, n.d.
17 Bertha Joselyn Foss, n.d. Charlotte Frank, n.d. Eleanor Clark French, n.d.
18 Ernestine Friedlaender, n.d.
19 Beatrice Friedman, August 1959 Mrs. Leonard S. Gans, October 1965
20 Mrs. Herbert Glantz, n.d. 21 Mrs. W.H. Good, 1924 22 Elizabeth Haines, 1924 23 Marion Holyoke, n.d.
24 Minneola Ingersoll, ca. 1966-1970 Mrs. Raymond V. Ingersoll and Mrs. John Kirkland Clark, n.d.
25 Robert Kiley, n.d. 26 Edith Shalto King, 1926 - 1930 27 Mrs. Victor Knauth, n.d. 28 B. Eugenia Lies, n.d. 29 Dr. Helen Montague, n.d.
63 SERIES VII – PHOTOGRAPHS, 1915 - 1993
Subseries 7.2 Individuals
Box Folder Contents
51 30 Eleinor Moradaunt, n.d. Mrs. Roy R. Neuberger, n.d. Lawrence Onton, 1958
31 Ethel S. Paley, n.d. 32 Alice T. L. Parsons, n.d. 33 Frances Perkins, n.d. 34 Eleanor Piel, n.d. 35 Mrs. Nora Piore, 1930
36 Ruth Baker Pratt, n.d. Mr. Edward Regan, n.d.
37 Claire R. Reis, 1956 38 Marion F. Scott, n.d. 39 Mrs. Simon, 1929 40 Ada Slawson, n.d. 41 Amelia Sternau, 1966 42 Helen Straus, n.d.
43 Helen Crosby West, n.d. Eugenie Willard, 1975
44 Leona Van Zandt, 1982
Subseries 7.3 Staff of the Women’s City Club of New York
51 45 Ellen Kramer, Ginny Valentin, and Jane Levy, April 1982 46 Mary Carroll, Ellen Kramer, and Lena Riggs, Fall 1983 47 Helen Acker and Ella Isaac, Fall 1983 48 Women’s City Club Small Lounge (6 West 48th Street), n.d.
Subseries 7.4 Contact Sheets, Color Slides, Lantern Slides and Negatives
52 Committee of Museum Experts Assisting WCC Members Selecting Art for 50th Anniversary, December 28, 1977
Art Show, October 18, 1965 Astor Hotel, n.d. Minneola Ingersoll, n.d.
64 SERIES VII – PHOTOGRAPHS, 1915 - 1993
Subseries 7.4 Contact Sheets, Color Slides, Lantern Slides and Negatives
Box Folder Contents
52 Dr. Helen Montague, n.d. Francis Perkins, n.d. WCC Headquarters House, ca. 1918 WCC Luncheon, 1936 WCC Project Meeting, 1975 WCC Seeing New York from Macon, n.d. Woman on a Horse, n.d. Unidentified Negatives
53 WCC Members at Wall Street, July 25, 1954 WCC Annual Meeting, 1955 WCC Lunch Meeting, 1955 WCC 40th Anniversary Celebration, 1958 WCC Meeting, April 1983
54 About New York, 1915 - 1965, October 18, 1965 Contact Sheets, 56 unidentified Housing Conditions, n.d. Frances Perkins, n.d. Planning Art Show, Summer 1965 Tea for Older Members, n.d. WCC Annual Meeting, May 18, 1993 WCC Board Meeting, 1965 WCC Display Boards, 1915 - 1975 WCC Golden Anniversary Open House, September 30, 1965 WCC Golden Anniversary Luncheon, January 22, 1966
SERIES VIII – ANNIVERSARY MATERIALS, 1926 - 1990
55 1 10th Anniversary, 1926 2 20th Anniversary, 1936 3 25th Anniversary, 1941 4 32nd Anniversary, 1948 5 35th Anniversary, 1951 6 36th Anniversary, 1952 7 40th Anniversary, 1958 8 45th Anniversary, 1961
50th Anniversary, 1965 9 “About New York, Night and Day” 10 Acknowledgements A - G
65 SERIES VIII – ANNIVERSARY MATERIALS, 1926 - 1990
Box Folder Contents
50th Anniversary, 1965 55 11 Acknowledgements H - O 12 Acknowledgements P - Z 13 Art Committee Minutes, 11/1964 14 Background Materials, 1915 - 1965 15 Celebration, 1965 16 Committee Minutes, 1963 - 1965 17 Fund, 1962 - 1965
56 1 General Letters, 1964 - 1966 2 Luncheon, January 22, 1966 3 Public Relations 4 Solicitations to Members and Member’s Foundations, 1965 - 1966 5 Solicitations to Organizations, 1966 - 1967 6 Mrs. Henry Sternau - Correspondence, 1964 - 1966 7 Women’s City Club of New York Day, September 30, 1965
60th Anniversary, 1975 8 Background Materials 9 Ernestine Friedlaender - Correspondence, 1974 - 1976 10 Minneola P. Ingersoll Award - Honorees, 1975 - 1976 11 Luncheon, January 17, 1976 12 Miscellaneous Letters, 1974 - 1975 13 Luncheon - Invitations, 1975 - 1976 14 Luncheon - Regrets, 1975 - 1976
57 1 Marie S. Neuberger - Correspondence, 1974 - 1976 2 Newspaper Clippings, 1976 3 Oral History, n.d. 4 Public Relations Funds, 1974 - 1976 5 Anniversary Committee, 1976 6 Planning Committee, 1974 - 1976 7 The W.C.C. at Sixty: Profile and Program, 1975 8 The WCC of New York: 60 Years of Civil Service, 1915-1975
9 70th Anniversary, 1986 10 75th Anniversary, 1990
SERIES IX – LEGAL DOCUMENTS, 1915 - 1981
58 1 Amicus Brief, Abortion Case, March 6, 1970 2 Building Lease, February 9, 1918 - February 22, 1918, August 6, 1918 3 Building Purchase, 1920 (22 Park Avenue)
66 SERIES IX – LEGAL DOCUMENTS, 1915 - 1981
Box Folder Contents
58 4 Certificate of Incorporation, 1915 - 1916 5 Amended Certificate of Incorporation, 1916
6 Certificates of Copyright Registration 1936 - 1939, 1948, 1957, 1960, 1966, 1968, 1977
7 Constitution, Amendments, and By-laws 1915 - 1916, 1918 - 1921, 1923, 1929, 1935, 1942, 1946, 1949, 1951, 1954, 1956 - 1958
8 House Rules, 1927, 1933, 1937, 1968 9 Peerless Insurance Company, 1969, 1971, 1974, 1977, 1980 10 Providence Mutual Company, 1974 - 1975, 1977, 1979 11 The Travelers Insurance Company, 1964 - 1980 12 Legal Counseling, 1971 - 1974 13 Mortgages, 1925, 1928, 1938 14 Pension Proposals, 1971 - 1975 15 Eleanor J. Piel - Attorney, 1978 - 1980 16 Property Assessment, November 14, 1928
17 Lease (25 West 41st Street), January 4, 1978 Sublease, December 28, 1981
18 Tax Sheltered Annuity, 1975 - 1976
SERIES X – FUND RAISING, 1916 - 1999
Appeals to Foundations 59 1 A-L, 1953-1958 2 M-Z, 1948-1999
3 Christmas Appeals - Employee Funds, 1922 - 1938 4 Civic Fund - Special Appeals, 1919 - 1926 5 Civic Fund Appeals, 1926 - 1929, 1933 - 1935
Correspondence 6 The David Everett Foundation, Inc. Edna K. Loeb Foundation HSBC Bank USA, N.A. Jeanne Sigler Associates Liz Claiborne Foundation New York Foundation Schwarzhaupt Foundation, Inc., November 29, 1951
67 SERIES X – FUND RAISING, 1916 - 1999
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Correspondence 59 6 Taconic Foundation, 1954 -1968 7 William J. Wollman Foundation, 1956 - 1963
SERIES XI – PUBLICATIONS, 1916 - 1992
Subseries 11.1 Serials
60 1 Bulletin, December 1916 - November 1918 2 Food Bulletin, June 1917 - November 1917 3 Quarterly Bulletin, September 1919 - October 1921 4 The Women’s City Club Bulletin, June 1922 - December 1926 5 Women’s City Club News, January 28, 1926 6 The Quarterly, March 1927 - June 1931
61 1 Volume I - Bound Quarterly Bulletin, March 1919 - October 1921 Women’s City Club Bulletin, November 1921 - October 1924
Volume II - Bound Women’s City Club Bulletin, June 1925 - June 1926 Bulletin, October 1926 - December 1926 The Quarterly, March 1927 - June 1929
Off the Agenda 2 December 1943 - November 1950 3 January 1951 - November 1956
On the Agenda 4 Spring 1958 - September 1960
5 WCC Agenda Spring 1957 - November/December 1957
62 1 February 1961 - December 1969 2 January 1970 - July 1972 3 September 1972 - December 1976 4 January 1977 - December 1980 5 January 1981 - March 1984
6 WCC News, October 1978 - December 1981 7 Year Book, June 1932
68 SERIES XI – PUBLICATIONS, 1916 - 1992
Subseries 11.2 Reports, Studies, and Surveys
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63 1 The Abandonment of Housing: A Case Study of the Economic, Social And Physical Factors Contributing to this Process in a Section of the Mid-Bronx, May 1972
2 Better Housing for the Family, 1948
3 Beyond Small Facilities and Good Intentions - Improving The Women’s Shelter System in New York City, January 1992
4 Bricks Without Straw - A Look at Multi-Trade Vocational High Schools in New York City, January 1963
5 Citizens Look at Schools, June 1930 6 The Five Cent Subway Fare, September 1945
7 Five-Year Follow - Up Survey, Women in Administrative Supervisory Positions in New York City Public Schools, 1978 - 1983
8 Futurama of New York City: The Need for a Master Plan, 1953 9 Giving Dropouts a Second Chance, June 1983
10 A Good Start - A Good School: Early Reading Experience in Selected New York City Schools, May 1977
11 Housing for the Family, March 1936
12 How Shall We Raise the Money? Proposals for Financing City Government, April 1966
64 1 Institution for Delinquent Youth, ca. 1954
2 The Key to Literacy Unlocking Library Doors: A Look at Libraries in New York City Public Elementary Schools, 11/1985 3 Le Bien - Etre Du Blesse - Women’s Motor Unit, December 1917 - December 1919
4 Lessons to Be Learned, February 1992
5 Magistrate Courts in the Borough of Manhattan: A Study of Some Features, January 1929
69 SERIES XI – PUBLICATIONS, 1916 - 1992
Subseries 11.2 Reports, Studies, and Surveys
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64 6 Maintaining Decent Dwellings - A Study of Code Enforcement in Five Non-Law Tenements, April 1963
7 Manhattan Two Years Later - A Second Look at Tenant Relocation, April 1956
8 New York City Zoning - The Need for Reform, June 1989
9 Performance and Promise, New York City’s Local School Boards Revisited, May 1966
10 The Privileged Many: A Study of the City University Open Admission Policy, 1970 - 1975, 1975
11 Probationary Schools in New York City, June 1936 12 Report of the Advisory Dance Hall Committee, 1924
13 Report on Classification and Compensation of the Service of the City of New York: Summary of Volume 1, 1951
65 1 Report on Eleven Law Enforcement Assistance Administration Delinquency Prevention Projects in New York City, July 1980
2 Strengthen or Abolish? A Study of Local School Boards in New York City, March 1960
3 A Study of Child and Youthful Marriages in New York County, January 1929
4 A Study of Counseling and Guidance Services in the Academic High Schools of New York City May 1947
5 A Study of the Custodial System of the Public Schools, June 3, 1942
6 Summary Report on the N.Y.C. Department of Hospitals, 1952 7 Tenant Relocation at West Park, March 1954
8 Tenement Homework and a New Bill Initiated by the WCC and the City of New York, 1920
9 WCC - Present and Future: Findings of a Questionnaire, June 1971 WCC - Present and Future: Summary, November 1971
70 SERIES XI – PUBLICATIONS, 1916 - 1992
Subseries 11.2 Reports, Studies, and Surveys
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66 1 What Are They Doing with Our Money?: A Study of the New York City Budget, ca. 1955
2 When the City Takes Over: A Study of Building Maintenance and Relocation in the Bellevue South Urban Renewal Area, June 1967
3 With Love and Affection: A Study of Building Abandonment, 1977
4 Women’s City Club of New York Inc., Financial Statements, 1982 - 1985, 1988
SERIES XII – PRESS RELEASES, 1953 - 1983
67 1 1953 - 1954 2 1962 - 1965 3 1965 - 1967 4 1968 - 1969 5 1969 - 1975 6 1976 - 1979, 1980, 1982 - 1983
SERIES XIII – EDITH S. ISAACS PAPERS, 1949 - 1962
68 1 Correspondence, 1944 - 1945, June 4, 1951, 1954, 1955 Committee Reports, 1958 - 1959, May 1, 1962
Titled Anthologies 2 Citizens Union Fiftieth Anniversary Songs To: “The Sidewalks of New York.” To: “A Policeman’s Lot” ... Pirates of Penzance. To: “If You’re Anxious For To Shine” ... Patience. To “My Bonnie Lies Over The Ocean.” To “I’ve Got A Little List” ... Mikado.
Many Happy Returns Upidee-Upidah Sweet Rosie O’Grady East Side, West Side This Is the ARMY, Mr. Jones
71 SERIES XIII – EDITH S. ISAACS PAPERS, 1949 - 1962
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68 2 Titled Anthologies The Saga of Sidonia To the Tune: “The Man on the Flying Trapeze” God Bless Sidonia Pepsidonia
Untitled Anthologies The Courtship Home Sweet Home Hiking Dealing in Futures Potpourri
Eleanor Clark French Charlotte Abbott Helen Straus Sylvia Singer Janet Herrmann Juliet Bartlett
Juliet Bartlett Mrs. Arthur Mayer
K - K - K - Katy Sidewalks of New York Hail, Hail
To “I’ve Got a Little List” To Impy “A Policeman’s Lot” To “If You’re Anxious For To Shine” To: “If You’re (Still) Anxious For To Shine” ... Patience To: “They Didn’t Believe Me” (Jerome Kern)
To: “Maryland, My Maryland” To: “Rockabye, Baby” To: “East Side, West Side” To “Goodnight, Ladies”
Titled Verses 3 Amelia Song Bienen Haus Bon Voyage! Charlotte Abbott
72 SERIES XIII – EDITH S. ISAACS PAPERS, 1949 - 1962
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Titled Verses 68 3 Christmas Critique Christmas Party 1964 City Housekeeping A Critique of Fine Art Dear Philadelphians:--Friedmanns-Kohns Deck the Club A Detective’s Lot is not a Happy One Dinner Bells Direct Line to Albany Edith Isaacs Eleanor Clark French Extract from a Page of “Who’s Who” The Flower Girl For Edith Fur Better or Fur Worse Hail and Farewell! Happier Birthday to Inez! Happy Birthday to Inez! Helen Straus The Human Federation The Humane Federation In Memoriam Janet Herrmann Juliet Bartlett Juliet! Juliet! Merry Christmas 1960 Mrs. Arthur Mayer Ode to Harry Mack An “Oscar” For Minnewaska Our Own Gulliver’s Travels Patience Please Let Us Have Your List! Report of the Program Committee, May 17, 1949 Report of the War Committee The Saga of Sidonia Saga of the War Committee, 1949 The Sidewalk of New York Situation Wanted! The Thought That Cheers To Aunt Sid on Her Eighty-Eighth Birthday To Harry on Frederich’s Birthday To “If You’re Anxious for to Shine” To Janet
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Titled Verses 68 3 To M.B. on His 52nd Birthday To Mabel Payne To the Angel of NYSOH To the tune of “Long, Long Ago” To the tune of “Mountain Greenery” To Walter Frank To: “Maryland, My Maryland” The Troubles of a Mayor Tune: “America” Tune: “I’ve Got a Little List” Tune: “Rising Early in the Morning” Tune: “Upidee” Verse in Anniversary, The The Women’s City Club Way A Wonderful Guy Your Will Oh!
4 Untitled Verses
Dramatic Scripts 5 Around the Groaning Board Candid Calendar City Affairs Go Sit on a Tax Pearl of the Northland President’s Report Radiosyncracies Red Cross - Ways at the Women’s City Club Roberts Rule Zovorda
6 Santa Claus, 1951, 1956, 1957 The Sex Captive Uncle John’s Cabin or the Guests’ Revenge
Untitled Dramatic Scripts 68 7 Selected from the Writings of Edith S. Isaacs (notebook)
SERIES XIV – SCRAPBOOKS, 1930 - 1971
69 1930 - 1936
70 1936 - 1942
74 SERIES XIV – SCRAPBOOKS, 1930 - 1971
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71 1942 - 1946
72 1946 - 1949
73 1950 - 1954
74 Women’s City Club Stationary, Envelopes and Forms
75 Newspaper Clippings, 1966
76 Programs Listings under the Chairmanship of Helen Gans Calendars, 1961 - 1971
77 50th Anniversary of the Women’s City Club of New York, 1965
SERIES XV – NEWSPAPER ARTICLES & CLIPPINGS, 1916 - 1994
78 1 1916, 1930’s 2 1950’s 3-4 1960’s 5-6 1970’s 7 1980’s, 1994
SERIES XVI – CHRONOLOGY FILES, 1971 - 1979
79 1 January 22, 1971 - August 24, 1971 2 September 2, 1971 - December 3, 1971 3 January 1972 - March 23, 1972 4 March 24, 1972 - May 31, 1972
80 1 June 1, 1972 - September 29, 1972 2 October 3, 1972 - December 29, 1972 3 January 3, 1973 - May 31, 1973 4 June 1, 1973 - October 31, 1973
81 1 November 2, 1973 - January 31, 1974 2 February 1, 1974 - May 31, 1974 3 June 3, 1974 - September 30, 1974 4 October 1, 1974 - December 30, 1974 5 January 2, 1975 - February 8, 1975 6 March 1975 - April 30, 1975
75 SERIES XVI – CHRONOLOGY FILES, 1971 - 1979
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82 1 May 1, 1975 - June 30, 1975 2 July 1, 1975 - October 31, 1975 3 November 3, 1975 - January 30, 1976 4 February 3, 1976 - May 28, 1976 5 June 2, 1976 - November 30, 1976
83 1 December 2, 1976 - February 28, 1977 2 March 1, 1977 - April 29, 1977 3 May 2, 1977 - July 29, 1977 4 January 2, 1979 - February 26, 1979 5 March 2, 1979 - April 30, 1979 6 May 1, 1979 - June 29, 1979 7 July 7, 1979 - August 27, 1979
SERIES XVII – MISCELLANEOUS MATERIALS
84 1 Activities and Events, n.d. 2 Addressing the Deficit 2008-2009 3 Agenda Logo 4 Biographical Material 5 Brochures and Flyers 6 Calendars, n.d. 7 Correspondence and Memoranda 8 Fund Raising 9 House Forms
85 1 Legislative Programs, 1925, 1927 - 1928 2 Legislative Resolution, May 17, 1983 (Assembly No. 1151) 3 Maternity Center, 1917 - 1920 4 Musical Play, “Go Sit on a Tax”, October 20, 1997 5 Press Clippings 6 Radio Broadcast Excerpts, December 22, 1974 - December 1, 1975, December 1, 1977
85 7 Statements, 1953 - 1979 8 WCC Cartoons 9 Western Union Telegrams, 1963 - 1975
86 Glass Block Paper Weight of Proposition One Chapter 369 Laws of 1979
50th Golden Anniversary Table Napkin, 1965
76 SERIES XVII – MISCELLANEOUS MATERIALS
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86 Record Album “Standing Here at the Present Time… A Sound Portrait of New York City” by Tony Schwartz Presented at the Gallery of Modern Art, October 1965
Stationary Logos - Drafts
SERIES XVIII – ORGANIZATIONS, 1918 - 1992
Subseries 18.1 Papers and Reports
The Advisory Board for Vocational and Extension Education 87 1 Vocational Education in Comprehensive High Schools, May 31, 1967
American Civil Liberties Union of Georgia 2 Know Your Rights, 1966
Board of Education of the City of New York 3 Action Toward Quality Integrated Education, May 28, 1964 4 Community School Board Members, May 1970
5 District Boundary Lines Under the Community School District System, December 22, 1969
6 Plan for Integration, August 23, 1963
Plan for Better Education through Integration, 7 January 29, 1964
8 Progress Toward Integration September - November 30, 1963 and Plans for the Immediate Future, December 1963
9 School Integration in New York City – Questions and Answers, September 1964
Board of Education of the City of New York, Office of High Schools 10 From Hotel to High School Converting a Residential Hotel Into a New Type of Senior High School, January 1972
Board of Education of the City of New York, Sub-Commission on Guidance, Educational Stimulation and Placement 11 Report and Recommendations with Proposal for a Demonstration Guidance Program, March 2, 1956
77 SERIES XVIII – ORGANIZATIONS, 1918 - 1992
Subseries 18.1 Papers and Reports
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Board of Education of the City of New York, Sub-Commission on Educational Standards and Curriculum 87 12 Report to the Commission on Integration, Board of Education, City of New York, May 14, 1956
Board of Education of the City of New York, Sub-Commission on Physical Plant and Maintenance Report to the Commission on Integration, Board of Education, City of New York, June 15, 1956
Board of Education of the City of New York, Sub-Commission on Teachers Assignments and Personnel Report to the Commission on Integration, Board of Education, City of New York, December 7, 1956
Board of Education of the City of New York, Sub-Commission on Zoning Report to the Commission on Integration, Board of Education, City of New York, December 14, 1956
Board of Education of the City of New York, Sub-Commission on Community Relations and Information Report to the Commission on Integration, Board of Education, City of New York, May 6, 1957
Brooklyn Education Task Force 13 Anthology of Campaign Strategies for Local School Board Elections - How to Deal With Legislative Chaos, January 1970
14 Change in the High Schools, by Blanche K. Katz, n.d.
Channel L. Working Group, Inc. 15 Annual Report, 1981
Citizens Budget Commission Inc. 16 Abandoned Buildings a Time for Action, February 1970
The City of New York The President of the Council City Hall 17 Report on the FY 1979 Executive Budget
Children’s Television Workshop 18 Children’s Television Workshop Sesame Street at Five: The Changing Look of a Perpetual Experiment, October 1974
78 SERIES XVIII – ORGANIZATIONS, 1918 - 1992
Subseries 18.1 Papers and Reports
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Columbia University 87 19 War Time Training for Volunteer Social Workers, 1918
The College For Human Services 20 A New Concept in Professional Higher Education for Low-Income Adults, October 1970
Commission on Community Interrelations 21 The Grand Concourse Promise and Challenge, n.d.
Commissioner of Health - City of New York 22 Disjointed Notes on Favorite Health Administration Chestnuts, January 28, 1975
Committee on the “600” Schools 23 “600” Schools Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow, Committee Study June 1964 to February 1965
Committee on Taxi Regulatory Issues 24 Mayor’s Committee on Taxi Regulatory Issues New York City Recommendations, March 29, 1982
Community Council of Greater New York 25 An Approach to the Social Security System - Confidence Not Crisis A Report and Recommendations, October 1982
26 Papers & Data: The United States Social Security System, 1982
Community Service Society 27 Statement Presented at a Hearing before the Advisory Council to the Housing Part of the Civil Court of the City of New York, November 18 - 19, 1975
28 Analysis of Selected Current Health Insurance Bills, January 1972
Comprehensive Health Planning Agency 88 1 The Bronx Hospital Situation, February 13, 1975
The Precis of the Findings and Recommendations of CHPA’s Study of Health Services in New York City High Schools, November 21, 1974
79 SERIES XVIII – ORGANIZATIONS, 1918 - 1992
Subseries 18.1 Papers and Reports
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Comprehensive Health Planning Agency 88 1 Standards for Ambulatory Care, May 25, 1973
Summary of Findings and Recommendations of the CHPA Study of Health Services in New York City Schools, November 21, 1974
Cornell New York State School of Labor and Labor Relations 2 Issues in Social Security and Pension Reform, July 29, 1981
The Cosmopolitan Club - Charter, By-laws, Rules, Reciprocal Clubs 3 1979 - 1980, 1980 - 1981, 1982 - 1983
Council of Women’s Organizations 4 Health Manual of New York City, n.d.
Department of the Aging 5 The Elderly in New York City, 1970 - 1980 Selected Demographic Characteristics by Boroughs, August 1982
6 Social Security: Its Role in Providing Retirement Income, October 1982
Department of City Planning - City of New York 7 Draft Guidelines for Disposition of Unused Development Rights Over City - Owned Facilities, June 7, 1982
Department of Investigation - City of New York 8 Report on the Administration of the Industrial and Commercial Incentive Program, June 1983
Executive Advisory Committee on the Administration of Justice 9 Preliminary Report to Governor Carey, December 16, 1981
Fashion Institute of Technology 10 CAPS AT F.I.T: A Salute to Award Winning Artists from New York State, September 10, 1981 - October 10, 1981
Federal Housing Administration 11 Minimum Property Requirements for Properties of Three Or More Living Units, August 1948
80 SERIES XVIII – ORGANIZATIONS, 1918 - 1992
Subseries 18.1 Papers and Reports
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Fund for the City of New York 88 12 Three Year Report, 1979 - 1981
Homefront 13 Housing Abandonment in New York City, February 1978
Hospital Public Relations Society of Greater New York HPRS Media Directory, n.d.
Institute of Public Administration 14 Developing New York City’s Human Resources, June 1966
15 Institute of Urban Environment, School of Architecture, Columbia University Annual Report, 1969
Junior High Schools Principals Association 89 1 Position on Decentralization Taken By Junior High School Principals Association, February 1965
2 Statement on Integration and “The Allen Report,” February 8, 1965
Juvenile Delinquency Evaluation Project of the City of New York 3 The “600” Day Schools, April 1957
Students and Their Progress in the “600” Day Schools, December 1957
4 Kristof Report, 1968 (Excerpts from Special Study) National Commission on Social Security Reform
5 National Commission on Social Security Reform Report, January 1983
National War Savings Committee War Work at Home, n.d.
The New York Business Group on Health 6 Annual Report, 1982
81 SERIES XVIII – ORGANIZATIONS, 1918 - 1992
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New York City Commission on the Status of Women 89 7 Directory, June 1980
8 Guide to Women’s Studies, Fall 1981
New York City Department of Health 9 Novel Milieu and Ancient Morality - N.Y.U. School of Medicine Graduation Address by Lowell E. Bellin, M.D., June 5, 1974
New York City Department of Health, Education, and Welfare 10 Implementation of Research Itself and Implementation of Research Findings in Urban Areas, January 15, 1975
New York City Health & Hospitals Corporation 11 Capital Improvement Plan & Proposed Budget Fiscal Year 1975-1976, September 1974
New York City Housing Authority 12 Statement of Policy on Racial Integration, August 25, 1960
New York City Planning Commission 13 Sixth Annual Capital Needs Statement, April 26, 1982
New York Community Service 14 Outdoor Play and Recreation in and Around Greater New York, 1921
New York Exposition and Convention Center 15 Fact Sheet, February 1980
New York Health and Hospital Corporation 16 Testimony by Dr. John L.S. Holloman at Budget Hearing of the Board of Estimate and the Finance Committee of the City Council, June 21, 1976
New York Junior League 17 Reports from the President, 1976-1978
New York State Assembly - Committee on Health 18 Annual Report, 1983
82 SERIES XVIII – ORGANIZATIONS, 1918 - 1992
Subseries 18.1 Papers and Reports
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New York State Task Force on Social Security 89 19 Keeping Social Security Strong - Analysis and Recommendations, July 28, 1981
The New York Women’s Lobby 20 Legislative Program for 1977
Parliamentarians for World Order 21 Politicians for Peace, July 1982
Policy Consultation Council of the Professional Staff of the Board of Education of the City of New York 22 Report on Decentralization, October 15, 1962
Proportional Representation Education Project 23 Candidate’s Manual for New York City Community School Board Elections, March 19, 1970
Public Education Association 24 Critique of the Report Desegregating of the Public Schools of New York City, May 28, 1964
25 Report on the “600” Schools, October 1953
School Space Study Committee 90 1 School Space Alternatives, September 1971
Seattle Civic Unity Committee 2 Survey on Problems and Resources Associated with Relocation in Seattle, 1958
State Charter Revision Commission 3 Reform the Municipal Labor Relations Process in New York City, January 1975
The State Education Commissioner’s Advisory Committee on Human Relations and Community Tensions 4 Desegregating the Public Schools of New York City, May 12, 1964
State of New York 5 Budget Summary, 1981 - 1982
83 SERIES XVIII – ORGANIZATIONS
Subseries 18.1 Papers and Reports, 1918 - 1983
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State of New York 90 6 Comprehensive Annual Social Services Program Component Title XX Federal Social Security Act for New York City, September 1979
SUNY, The State Education Department Office of the President of the University and Commissioner of Education, Albany 7 Looking, Listening, and Talking in N.Y.C., December 26, 1961
Talent Corps 8 Black People in New Careers and Humane Human Services, May 1970
9 The Job Description: Action toward Career Development, December 5, 1970
Voters Against the Prison Construction 10 Position Paper, August 1981
Subseries 18.2 Serials
91 1 Americans For Democratic Action (Spring 1982) 2 Better Times (February 10, 1969) 3 Brooklyn Public Library Bulletin (March 1970) 4 Citizens Budget Commission Quarterly (Winter 1983) 5 City Club Comments (March 1870) 6 The City Club Gadfly (June 1982) 7 CUNY News (January 13, 1971) 8 Club Life (1932) 9 Coalition (February 1970) 10 Cue (September 20, 1969) 11 Cutting Through (February 1981 - February 1982) 12 The English-Speaking Union News (Fall 1982) 13 Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies News (May 1968) 14 Focus on CUNY (March 1972) 15 Gateway Outlook (September/October 1975) 16 The Grantsmanship Center News (May - August 1978) 17 Health Notes (April 2, 1974) 18 Health Security News (February - March 1984) 19 The Home Guard (September 1983) 20 Internal (April 1970)
84 SERIES XVIII – ORGANIZATIONS, 1918 - 1992
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91 21 The Jewish Museum Newsletter (November/December 1982) 22 Journal of the American Institute of Planners (November 1964) 23 Journal of the Institute for Socioeconomic Studies (Winter 1982 - 1983)
24 Mayor’s Organizational Task Force for Comprehensive Health Planning Monthly News (July 1970)
25 Memo to Members (June 1969) 26 Model Cities Notebook (April 29, 1969) 27 NAHRO Newsletter (March 1970, Winter 1980) 28 The New York Business Group on Health Newsletter (1982) 29 New York Philharmonic Quarternotes (Fall 1982) 30 New York University Art Collection (Winter 1971 - 1972) 31 Progress (June - September 1975) 32 Progressive Architecture (February 1958) 33 Public Education Association (September 1970) 34 The Public Schools of New York City Staff Bulletin (1970)
35 RE:ACT Action For Children’s Television News Magazine (Spring/Summer 1992)
36 Region’s Agenda (May 1985) 37 Research Note (November 1983) 38 Today’s Health (November 1958) 39 Tri - State Regional Planning Commission Regional Profile (October 1975) 40 United Parents Association Newsletter (March 1970, April 1970) 41 Women’s Unit News (July 1970) 42 Periodical Articles, 1970’s
85 ADDENDA I
SERIES II – BOARD OF DIRECTORS’ MEETINGS, 1980 - 1997
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Minutes 92 1 January - May 1980 August 1982 - February 9, 1983 2 March - May 1983 3 June - October 1983 4 November 1983 - February 1984 5 March - June 1984 6 September - December 1984 7 January - April 1985 8 May - October 1985 9 November 1985 - February 1986 10 March - September 1986 11 October - December 1986 12 January - March 1987
93 1 April - June 1987 2 September 1987 - January 1988 3 February - April 1988 4 April - August 1988 5 January - December 1989 6 January - December 1990 7 January - May 1991 8 July - December 1991 9 January 1992 - March 1992 10 April - December 1992
94 1 January 13 - May 12, 1993 2 May 31 - August 31, 1993 3 December 6 - September 8, 1993 4 January - April 30, 1994 5 May 1994 6 June 1994 7 August 1994 8 September 1994 9 October 1994 10 November 1994 11 December 1994 12 January 1995
86 SERIES II – BOARD OF DIRECTORS’ MEETINGS, 1980 - 1997
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Minutes 94 13 February 1995 14 March 1995 15 April 1995 16 May 1995 17 June 1995 18 August 1995 19 September 1995
95 1 November 1995 2 December 1995 3 January 1996 4 February 1996 5 March 1996 6 April 1996 7 May 1996 8 June 1996 9 September 1996 10 October 1996 11 November 1996 12 January - February 1997 13 March 26, 1997 14 April 23, 1997 15 May 1997 16 June 1997
SERIES III – PRESIDENTS’ FILES, 1971 - 1997
Mrs. Roy R. Neuberger, (Marie Neuberger), 1970 - 1973 95 17 Letters to the Editor - New York Times, 1971 - 1984
Letters to the Governor 18 January 1971 19 December 1971 20 December 1972 21 January 1973
Ernestine Friedlaender, 1975 - 1982 22 Flag Poem Brouhaha, 1980 23 Open Admission Study, February 18, 1976
87 SERIES III – PRESIDENTS’ FILES, 1971 - 1997
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Ernestine Friedlaender, 1975 - 1982 Verrazano Bridge Collection 95 24 January 11, 1977 25 December, 1977 26 January, 1979 27 January, 1980
96 1 December, 1980 2 December 1981
Mrs. Laurence Farmer, (June L. Farmer), 1982 - 1986 3 Arts in Education May 1984 4 Attack on Abortion, October 31, 1985 5 Bryant Park, 1984 6 Community Service Society, 1986 7 Convention Center, 1984 - 1986 8 Correspondence, 1982 - 1989 9 Government Operations General Correspondence, 1985 10 Governor Correspondence on Home Port Facility, 1984 11 Grand Prix Queens, 1985 12 Independent Screening for Civil Court Judge, March 5, 1986 13 Letters/Telegrams - Rent Control/Rent Stabilization, 1985 14 Letters to and from Mayor Koch, 1984 - 1989
Letters to Governor 15 December 1982 16 November 1983 17 1984 18 1985
97 1 Letters to U.S. House of Representatives, 1984 - 1985 2 Merging Trial Courts, 1985 - 1986 3 Marymount Manhattan College Collaboration with WCC 4 Non Profit Coordinating Committee Collaboration, 1985 5 Oral History, ca. 1987 6 Oral History Correspondence, 1988, 1990 7 Oral History Funding, 1987 - 1991 8 Oral History Project, 1990 9 Proposed Times Tower Site, 1985 10 SRO Moratorium, 1985 11 Staten Island Greenbelt, 1983 12 Taxes and Tax Abatement, 1984
88 SERIES III – PRESIDENTS’ FILES, 1971 - 1997
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Mrs. Laurence Farmer, (June L. Farmer), 1982 - 1986 97 13 WCC and FRIA - Friends & Relatives of Institutionalized Aging, 1986 - 1990
14 Women Affirmation Action, 1985
Phyllis Lusskin, 1986 - 1988 15 Commission on the Status of Women, 1980 - 1989 16 Correspondence on Nuclear Test Ban, 1985 - 1987 17 Governor’s File, 1995 - 1996 18 Letters to/from New York State Assembly, 1985 - 1989 19 Letters to Governor, 1986 20 Letters to Governor, 1987 - Written in 01/1988 21 Letters to the Editor - New York Times, 1985 - 1986
98 1 Letters to the Editor - New York Times, 1987 - 1988 2 WCC & Health System Agency, 1987 3 WCC & 1985 Presidential Recognition Awards Committee 4 WCC & Non-profit Computer Exchange, 1986
Ethel S. Paley, 1988 - 1989 5 Letters to/from President, 1980 - 1989
6 Letters to Governor, December 1988 Testimony, May 22, 1996
Edythe W. First, 1989 - 1990 7 The City Club Gadfly, 1977 - 1987
8 Correspondence - Edythe First, Susan Alt, Mary Ellen Rudolph, 1982 - 1992
Letters to Governor 9 December, 1973 10 December 1974 11 December 1976 12 1988 13 1989
14 St. Bartholomew’s Church vs. Landmarks Preservation Comm., 1990 Testimony, November 18, 1992
89 SERIES III – PRESIDENTS’ FILES, 1971 - 1997
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Susan Alt, 1990 - 1993 98 15 Ad Hoc Lawyer - Member Committee, 1991 16 Amicus Brief - Lichtman vs. Bloom, 1990 17 Amicus Brief – New York State vs. Sullivan, 1990 18 Amicus Brief - N.Y.S. School Board Association vs. Sobol, 1991 19 Amicus Brief - Webster vs. Reproductive Health Services, 1989
99 1 Campaign for Universal Voter Registration, 1991 2 Cardozo, 1989 - 1990 3 Citizen’s Committee For Children of New York, 1992 - 1993 4 Correspondence re: Homeless Direction, 1991 5 Environment “Rodman Creek” Legal, 1992 6 Finance, 1985 - 1990 7 Founding Families, 1991 8 Gateway, 1973 - 1990 9 Gateway National Recreation, 1985 - 1986 10 Hunter College Internship Program, 1991 - 1992
Letters to/from 11 Letters to the Governor, 1990 - 1992 12 Mailgrams, 1983 - 1992 13 New York City Council Digest, from January 1985 - 1991 14 New York City Officials, ca. 1990 - 1993 15 New York State Assembly, 1990 - 1992
100 1 U.S. House of Representatives, 1990 - 1992 2 The U.S. President, 1990 - 1993 3 U.S. Senators from New York, 1984 - 1992 4 U.S. Senators - not New York, March 1985 5 Various New York State Officials, 1984 - 1992 6 Various Federal Officials, July 1979
7 Manhattan Profile, 1991 8 New York City Planning Commission, 1990 - 1991
9 Vincent Astor Foundation, 1989 - 1991 Testimonies, 1990, 1992-1993
10 WCC & Mayor’s Advisory Committee, 1990 11 WCC General Correspondence Letter to Cuomo, 1991
90 SERIES III – PRESIDENTS’ FILES, 1971 - 1997
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Margaret B. Howard, 1993 - 1995 100 12 Care & Contact Committee, 1993 - 1995
City Council 13 1983 - 1992 14 1994
15 Development Funding, 1989 - 1990 16 Gala, 1994
17 Government Operations - Correspondence December 1995 - May 1996
18 Governor’s Correspondence, 1993 - 1995
19 Letters to Public Officials, 1993 - 1994 Testimony, January 28, 1994
20 WCC Governor’s Award - Seniors
Nora Lavori, 1995 - 1996 21 Information - American Museum of Natural History, 1981
22 Letters to Government Officials, 1995 Testimonies, July 26, 1995, June 14, 1996
Peg Myerson, 1996 - 1998 Letters, September 18, 1996 - May 27, 1997 Memorandum, July 17, 1995
SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1932 - 2001
Subseries 4.1 Minutes
Arts and Landmarks Committee 101 1 January 1986 - December 1986 2 January 1987 - April 1988 3 May 1988 - May 1989 4 September 1989 - March 25, 1991 5 April 1991 - December 1992 6 1993 - 1995 7 1996 - 1997
91 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1932 - 2001
Subseries 4.1 Minutes
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Arts and Landmarks Committee 101 8 2000 - 2001 9 St. Bartholomew’s, 1981 - 1988
Committee Chairs Meetings 10 November 1992 - May 1994 11 September 1994 - December 1996
Development Committee 102 1 August 1982 - October 1991 2 November 1991 - November 1992 3 January 1993 - June 1994 4 September 1994 - December 1996
Education Committee 5 October 1985 - December 1986 6 1987 - 1988 7 1989 - 1990 8 1991 - 1992
103 1 1993 - 1994 2 1995 - 1996
Environment Committee 3 March, April 1984, May - December 1985, 1986 - 1987 4 1988 5 1989 6 1990 7 1991 8 1992 9 1993 10 1994 11 1995
Executive Committee 104 1 January 1981 - June 1983 2 October 1983 - October 1984 3 November 1984 - December 1985 4 January 1986 - June 1986 5 October 1987 - October 1988 6 October 1988 - June 1990 7 September 1990 - June 1991
92 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1932 - 2001
Subseries 4.1 Minutes
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Executive Committee 104 8 September 1991 - June 1992 9 August 1992 - February 1993 10 April 1993 - June 1994
105 1 September 1994 - September 1995 2 October 1995 - April 1996 3 June 1996 (Part 1) 4 December 1996 (Part 2)
Finance Committee 5 1932 - 1937 6 1983
Government Operations Committee 7 1987 - 1988 8 1989 - 1990 9 1991 - 1992 10 1993
106 1 1994 2 January - April 1995 3 May - June 1995 4 September 1995 - July 1996 5 September 1996 - November 1997
Health Committee 6 October 1965 - May 1967 7 September 1967 - June 1969 8 October 1969 - June 1970 9 July 1970 - April 1971
Housing Committee 10 February 1987 - October 1988 11 September 1988 - April 1991 12 January 1988 - November 1990 13 February 1991 - January 1992
107 1 February 1992 - December 1993 2 January 1994 - April 1995 3 1996
93 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1932 - 2001
Subseries 4.1 Minutes
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Housing & Planning Committee 107 4 Correspondence and Minutes, 1996 - 1998
5 Justice Systems Committee, 1986
Membership Committee 6 1982 - 1984 7 Membership Questionnaire Committee, 1986 8 January 1987 - April 1990 9 May 1, 1990 - December 3, 1991 10 January 1992 - March 1994
108 1 Minutes, Lists, Agendas, Reports, 1996 2 1997 3 1998
Program Committee 4 1987 - 1990 5 1991 - 1994 6 1994 - 1996
Status of Women Committee 7 November 1973 - June 1980 8 September 1980 - June 1983 9 October 1983 - April 1985 10 January 1987 - December 1989
109 1 January 1990 - March 1993 2 April 1993 - March 1994 3 April 1994 - March 1996, February 26, 1997
Transportation Committee 4 January 17, 1978 - September 16, 1980, June 16, 1981 5 January 20, 1987 - December 18, 1990 6 January 15, 1991 - March 16, 1993 7 May 1993 - December 1993 8 1994 9 1995 10 1996
94 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1932 - 2001
Subseries 4.2 Committee Files
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Ad Hoc Committee on National Priorities 110 1 1982 - 1983 2 Correspondence: Gun Control…, 1983 - 1984
Meetings, Conferences, and Petitions 3 (I) 1982 4 (II) 1983
5 U.S. Navy Homeport in Staten Island, 1982 - 1986
6 Ad Hoc Committee on National Priorities, 1984
7 Ad Hoc Committee on National Security, 1983 - 1984
8 Ad Hoc Committee on Proposed U.S. NAVY Surface Action Group, 1984
9 Ad Hoc Committee on Social Security, 1982 - 1983
Ad Hoc Group on Children’s Issues 10 1989 11 1991 - 1992
111 1 Ad Hoc Priorities Committee, 1982 - 1985
Arts and Education 2 A.R.T.S. Inc., 1981 3 The Arts and the School: A Study Council for the Arts, 1979 4 Board of Education, 1981 5 Brooklyn Children’s Museum, 1981 6 Brooklyn Museum, 1981 7 Correspondence, 1978 - 1984 8 Cultural Institution Interview Guide Title I, 1981 9 Cultural Resources - New York City School Volunteers, 1983 10 Group on Children’s Issues, 1989 - 1992 11 Henry Street Settlement, 1981 - 1983 12 LTRTA, Inc. (Guggenheim), 1983 13 Manhattan Laboratory Museum, 1983 14 Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1981, 1983 15 Museum Collaborative, Inc., 1981
112 1 Museum Education Research, 1983 - 1985 2 Museum of the City of New York, n.d.
95 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1932 - 2001
Subseries 4.2 Committee Files
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Arts and Education 112 3 National Issues - Correspondence, 1981 - 1985 4 New York Community Trust, 1979 5 N.Y.S. Plan - Arts in Education Regents Program, 1979 - 1981 6 Principals’ Surveys: Use of Art Programs in Schools, 1981 -1982 7 Queens Museum, 1981 8 The School Child and the Arts, 1983 - 1984 9 School District Guides for Art & Education, 1980 - 1981 10 The Schools and Cultural Resources, 1983 - 1984 11 Snug Harbor Cultural Center, 1981 12 South Street Seaport Museum, 1981
113 1 Staten Island Children’s Museum, 1981 2 Studio in a School, 1983 3 Vital Links, 1983 4 Young Audiences, 1983
Arts and Landmarks Committee Annual Report 5 1988 - 1989 6 1990 7 1992
8 A Call to Revitalize Arts Education in N.Y.C. Public Schools, November, 1993
9 City Council, 1995
Correspondence 10 1983 - 1984 11 1984 - 1985 12 1986 - 1992
13 General Correspondence, 1984 14 Grant’s Tomb, 1994 15 Land Use Rules, 1990
114 1 Landmark Law Reform, 1991 2 Landmarks Preservation Committee, 1996 3 Letters & Testimonies, 1993 - 1994 4 Local Law 10, 1983
96 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1932 - 2001
Subseries 4.2 Committee Files
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Arts and Landmarks Committee 114 5 New York City - City of Potential, November 1986 6 Non - Profit Owners, 1983 7 Positions, Statements, Motions to W.C.C. Board, 1980 - 1994, 2001
8 Queens Public Access Television, 1990 - 1991 Testimonies, 1990, 1991, 1994
9 Zoning - Natural Resources Defense Council, 1988
Committee of Five Civic Organizations 10 Committee of 5 Civic Organizations, 1970’s
Education Committee 11 Annual Report, 1990 - 1992 12 Arts Education in Schools, 1991 - 1993
115 1 Arts in Education: Follow up and Conference, 1984
Correspondence 2 1982 - 1983 3 1984 - 1985 4 1993 - 1994 5 1995 - 1996
6 Educational Priorities Panel General Correspondence 7 1984 - 1986 8 1987 - 1988 9 1989
116 1 1990 2 1991 3 1992
Education Committee - Multicultural Program Project 4 Bibliography of Multicultural Materials, June 1991 5 Board of Education: Multicultural Booklets - Curriculum 6 Chancellor’s Plan for Multicultural Education, 1991 7 Criteria for Multicultural Project, 1988 - 1991 8 District Office’s Mission Statements, 1991 9 District 5: Columbia vs. Multicultural Studies, 1989
97 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1932 - 2001
Subseries 4.2 Committee Files
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Education Committee - Multicultural Program Project 116 10 District 5: Interviews, 1992
117 1 District 6, Manhattan: Interviews of individuals at District Offices, 1992
2 District 6, Manhattan: Interviews of individuals at Elementary Schools, 1992
3 District 6, Manhattan: Interview Responses, 1991 4 District 6, Manhattan: Social Studies Program, 1991 - 1992 5 District 9: Curriculum Materials, 1992 6 District 9: Interviews, 1992 7 District 10: Multicultural Materials, 1992 8 District 15: Interviews, 1992
9 Districts 15 and 18 (Brooklyn); 6, Manhattan: Interviews of District Superintendents Committee, 1991
10 District 15, P.S. 29: Mission Statement, Newsletters, Multicultural Materials, 1992
118 1 District 18: “The Beacon District”, 1991 2 District 18: Interviews, Family, Friends, & Folklore: Primary Multicultural Curriculum, 1991
3 District 24: Multicultural Programs, 1992 4 District 31: Interviews, 1992 5 List of Schools & Superintendents, 1992 6 Mosaics: Grade 3 (draft) 1989 - 1990 7 Mosaics: Multicultural Curriculum Guide, 1989-1990 8 Multicultural Advisory Board, 1989
119 1 Multicultural Education Plan: Bd. of Education, 1988-1991 2 Outline for Multicultural Report…, 1992 3 Proposals for Multicultural Diversity Project, 1990 4 Questionnaires for Multicultural Project, n.d. 5 Training Materials - Multicultural Education Project, 1991
6 Primary Multicultural Literature Curriculum, n.d. Testimonies, 1990 - 1993
98 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1932 - 2001
Subseries 4.2 Committee Files
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Environment Committee 119 7 January - December 1983 8 1983 - 1984 9 January 1985 - January 1986
120 1 January - December 1989 2 March - December 1990 3 January - December 1991 4 January - March 1992 5 December 1993 - May 1994
6 Executive Committee, 1988
Government Operations Committee 7 Campaign Finance Board, 1991 - 1992
General Correspondence 8 1983 -1984 9 1989 10 1990 11 1991 12 1991 - 1992 13 1992 - 1993 14 1993 - 1994 15 1994 - 1995
121 1 1997
Health Committee 2 Abortion 3 Adolescent Health 4 Civic Group to Promote a Health Plan for N.Y.C., 1981 - 1982 5 Coalition for Health Policy, 1981 6 Crisis in Child Health Care, 1991 - 1992 7 Enzio Bio-Chem Lease, 1985 8 Evaluation of Health Systems Agency, 1975 - 1978
General Correspondence 9 1970’s 10 1983 11-12 1984
99 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1932 - 2001
Subseries 4.2 Committee Files
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Health Committee General Correspondence 122 1-2 1985 3 1990 - 1991 4 1992 - 1993 5 1993 - 1994
6 Health Care Proxy Law, 1991 7 Health Insurance Research, 1992 8 Health Vital Statistics Plan, 1990 9 Home Health Services, 1978 10 Letters and Minutes by Adele Filene, 1994 11 National Health Care Reform Meeting, 1994 12 Nursing Home Crisis, 1976 13 Nursing Home Project, 1976 14 Privatization “An Analysis on the Issue,” 1993 15 Privatization Report, 1994 16 Report to the Commission, 1988
Housing Committee 123 1 Battery Park, 1963 - 1992 2 Housing Abandonment, 1979 - 1980 3 Housing Abandonment, 1994 - 1995 4 Housing Administration: General Files, 1990 5 Housing Authority, 1989 - 1990 6 Housing Chairman’s Files, 1988 - 1990 7 Housing Committee, 1988 - 1991 8 Housing General Reference, 1991
Housing & Planning Committee 9 1980 - 1983 10 1983 - 1985 11 1987 12 Central Clearing House Low Rent Housing, 1992 - 1993 13 Coliseum/Columbus Circle, 1985 - 1989 14 Ephemera not W.C.C., 1996 - 1998 15 Correspondence, 1983 16 1984
124 1 1985-1986 2 1988 3 1989
100 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1932 - 2001
Subseries 4.2 Committee Files
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Housing & Planning Committee Correspondence 124 4-5 1990 6 1991 7 1992 8 1993 9-10 1994 11 1995 - 1996
125 1 General Reference, 1988 - 1991 2 Lead Paint, 1995 3 Loft Law Renewal, 1996 4 Mega Stores, including WCC Report, 1996 5 Miscellaneous Materials 6 Motions, 1960 - 1989 7 Parks Council, 1993 8 Proposal: “In Rem/Tax Foreclosure”, 1995 - 1996 9 Rent Control & Stabilization, 1982 - 1986
10 Riverside South, 1992 Testimony, April 8, 1994
Justice Systems Committee Correspondence 11 1975 12 1976 13 1977 14 1978 15 1979 16 1981 - 1982 17 1983 18 1984 19 1985 20 1986 21 1987
126 1 General, 1974 - 1990
Grand Jury Studies 2 1976 - 1977 3 1978 - 1979, 1986
101 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1932 - 2001
Subseries 4.2 Committee Files
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Justice Systems Committee 126 4 Judges - Jury Project, 1995 5 Jury Project, 1995
Membership Committee 6 Amnesty List, 1992 - 1993
7 Deceased Members, 1961, 1970 - 1971, 1985 8 Mrs. John H. Amen 9 Margaret Barbee 10 Juliet M. Bartlett 11 Dr. Eveline Burns, 1985 12 Claire R. Reis 13 Dorothy M. Rooks
14 Deceased Members Applications (Closed) 15 Deceased Members - Works in Progress 16 Founding Member, Anne Hyde Choate 17 Founding and Early Members
Members 18 Betty Allen (Betty Allen Lee) 19 Sharon L. Alexander 20 Hazel Corbin 21 Helen Crosby 22 Mrs. Samuel Sloan Duryee (Mary Ballard Duryee) 23 Judge Betty Weinberg Ellerin 24 Clara Fox 25 Martha Fraenkel
127 1 Mrs. George S. Franklin (Elizabeth) 2 Helene P. Gans 3 Joyce Gold 4 Marie Harriman (Mrs. W. Averell Harriman) 5 Helen M. Harris 6 Constance R. Hoguet (Mrs. Robert L. Hoguet) 7 Marion I. Ingersoll (Raymond Vail) 8 Minneola P. Ingersoll 9 Edith Somborn Isaacs (Mrs. Stanley Isaacs) 10 Edith Altschul Lehman 11 Donna E. Shalala 12 Shirley Adelson Siegel
102 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1932 - 2001
Subseries 4.2 Committee Files
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Membership Committee Members 127 13 Rose Singer 14 Ellen Straus 15 Susan Wagner (Mrs. Robert F. Wagner) 16 Members To Be Honored, 1992
17 Membership, 1992
Membership Statistics 18 May 1, 1992 - April 30, 1993 19 May 1, 1994 - April 30, 1995 20 May 1, 1995 - April 30, 1996
21 Deceased Members and Correspondence, 1992 - 1993 22 Income, 1991 - 1992 23 Membership Committee Material
128 1 Membership Drive 1991 - 1992 2 Membership Information Requests, 1992 3 Membership Participation 4 Recruitment Letters, 1989 - 1990 5 Report for Annual Report, 1992 6 Sponsors 7 Statistics, 1987 - 1991 8 Twenty-Five Year Celebrants
New Members 9 August - December, 1992 10 January - April 1993
11 Prominent Members of the WCC, 1977 - 1978, 1993
Prospective Members 12 February - March 1992
129 1 April - September 1992 2 November 23 - December 17, 1992 3 December 1992 - January 1993
4 Prospective Members who became Members, 1993
103 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1932 - 2001
Subseries 4.2 Committee Files
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Membership Committee 129 5 Statistics, January 1992 - February 1993
WCC Rosters 6 1940 - 1948 7 September 1958 8 September 1959
130 1 September 1960 2 September 1961 3 September 1962 4 September 1963 5 September 1964 6 September 1966 7 September 1967 8 September 1969 9 September 1970 10 September 1971
131 1 1972 - 1973 2 September 1974 3 1974 - 1975 4 September 1975 5 1978 6 1981 - 1982 7 1982 - 1983 (working copy) 8 1983 - 1984 (working copy)
132 1 1984 - 1985 (working copy) 2 1986 - 1987 3 1987 - 1988 4 1988 - 1989 5 1989 - 1991 6 May 15, 1990 7 1990 - 1991 8 1990 - 1992
133 1 1996 2 1996 - 1997
Program Committee 3 Annual Report, 1983 - 1984
104 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1932 - 2001
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Program Committee Correspondence 133 4 January - June 1991 5 July - December 1991
134 1 Carol Leimas - Correspondence, 1994
General Correspondence 2 1983 3 1990
4 Flow Sheets, 1982 - 1983 5 Open Meetings and Towns, 1990 - 1991
Public Policy Committee 6 Testimonies, 1998,
Reading Committee Reading Committee, 1991
Status of Women Committee 7 Correspondence, 1982 - 1984 8 Correspondence and Press Releases, April - May 1983
General Correspondence 9 1985 10 1988
135 1 1989 2 1990 3 1991 4 1992 5 1993 6 1994 - 1995
7 Getting a Speaker, 1993 8 Job Training, 1995 - 1997 9 Reproductive Rights Subcommittee, 1989
10 Shattering the Glass Ceiling - Women in Civic Life Testimonies, 1992 - 1993, 1998
105 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1932 - 2001
Subseries 4.2 Committee Files
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135 11 Theatre Benefits Committee, 1960s - 1991
Transportation Committee 136 1 Advisory Committee and the M.T.A., 1980 2 Airport Access, 1994 3 Bicycle Regulation, 1984 4 Bond Issue, 1979 5 Bus Questionnaire, 1980
Communications 6 1972 - 1974 7 1975 - 1978 8 1988 9 1989
Correspondence 10 1979 - 1984 11 1985
12 Financing Public Transportation, 1979 13 General and Correspondence, 1982 - 1984 14 Hudson River Park, 1993 - 1994 15 Letters, Position Statements, etc., 1983 16 Letters to/from Board of Estimate, 1982 - 1991
137 1 Letters to/from New York State Senators, June 1985 2 New York State Transit Coalition, 1980 - 1981 3 Resolutions & Recommendations, 1973 4 Rise in the Drinking Age, 1985 5 Subways, 1979
6 Testimonies, 1991, 1993 Transit Complaints, 1980
7 Transportation Advocacy, 1975 - 1980 8 Westway Highway, 1980
Zoning Committee 9 Bellevue Hospital, 1985 10 Brighton Beach, 1988 - 1992 11 Bronx, 1990 12 Brooklyn, 1990
106 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1932 - 2001
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Zoning Committee 137 13 Candidates Forum, 1989
14 City Council, 1991 15 Coliseum, 1986 16 Community Groups Project, 1989 17 Department of City Planning New York City, 1990 - 1991 18 Fair Share, 1993 - 1994
138 1 Greenway Hearing (Hudson River), October 22, 1989 2 Hunter’s Point, 1990 3 J.M. Kaplan Fund, 1992 4 Land Use, 1988 - 1990 5 Lincoln Square Position Papers, 1974 - 1982 6 Midtown Manhattan, 1979 - 1982 7 Natural Resources Defense Council, 1988-1990 8 Newspaper Clippings, 1990 - 1991
9 “Planning & Zoning for 90’s: Where Are We Headed?”, December, 1990
10 Public Relations for Zoning Study, 1991 11 “Queens: Zoning & Land Use Forum”, 1989 12 Reaction to WCC Zoning Committee Study, 1992 13 Seminars on Zoning, 1958, 1991 14 South Street Seaport, 1979 - 1985 15 Times Square/42nd Street Development Project, 1984
139 1 24 Bills - Zoning Study, 1990 2 Zoning & Land Use Project, May 1997
Zoning File 3 1988 4 January - September 1989 5 October - December 1989
6 Zoning in New York City, 1989 - 1992 7 Zoning Reform Project, 1989 8 Zoning Reforms - Organizations, 1989 - 1990 9 Zoning Statements & Correspondence, 1972 - 1991 10 Zoning Study Budget, 1991
107 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1932 - 2001
Subseries 4.3 Subcommittees
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139 11 Cultural Diversity, 1990
12 Draft Report of WCC Cultural Diversity Multicultural Education Project, September 15, 1992
13 Education - CUNY, 1981 14 Long Term Care, n.d.
Subseries 4.4 Coalitions
140 1 Air Monitoring Coalition, 1984 - 1985
Coalition for Health 2 Initial Responses to Membership, 1981 3 Letter to the Mayor, December 17, 1980 4 Statement of Purpose, May 1, 1981
Coalition for Homeless Women 5 1990
6 1991 Testimonies, 1990 - 1991
Coalition for Responsive AIDS Education 7-9 February - October 1991
141 1 1991 2 Mailing List
Meeting 3 May 6, 1991 4 July 9, 1991
5-7 Reference Material, 1991
8 Coalition Statements, 1991 9 Coalition to Improve Nursing Home Care, 1976 - 1978
142 1 Homeless Women, 1991 - 1995 2 “No Sweatshops” Coalition NOSCO, 1996 - 2000
108 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1932 - 2001
Subseries 4.5 Task Forces
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Advocacy Task Force 142 3 1995 4 1996
Ad Hoc Committee on Governance, June 1996 Ad Hoc Public Policy Coordinating Committee, 1996 Public Policy Committee July 18, 1996 - December 18, 2000
AIDS Task Force 5 AIDS, 1989 6 AIDS & Adolescents Network, 1990 7 AIDS Bibliography, 1989 8 AIDS Catholic School Reports, 1990
AIDS Education 9 Alternative High School & Programs, 1989 - 1990 10 Concord High School - Alternative Schools, 1990
143 1-2 AIDS Education in Schools, 1990 3 Bronx Regional High School, 1990 4 Taft High School, 1990 5 Westside High School, 1990
6-7 AIDS Pamphlets, 1991
AIDS Questionnaire 8 Brooklyn College Academy, 1990 9 Brooklyn Tech High School (Brooklyn), 1990
144 1 Andrew Jackson High School, (Queens), n.d. 2 By Borough, 1990 3 Community Based Organizations, 1991 4 Erasmus Hall High School (Brooklyn), n.d. 5 Far Rockaway High School (Queens), 1990 6 Fashion Industries High School (Manhattan), 1990 7 Grace Dodge High School (Bronx), n.d. 8 John Jay High School (Brooklyn), 1990 9 Julia Richmond High School (Manhattan), 1990 10 Manhattan Comprehensive High School (Manhattan), 1990 11 Manhattan Schools, 1990 12 New Dorp High School (Staten Island), 1990 13 Newtown High School (Queens), n.d.
109 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1932 - 2001
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AIDS Task Force AIDS Questionnaire 144 14 Queens Vocational High School (Queens), n.d. 15 Redirection High School (Brooklyn), n.d. 16 Roosevelt High School (Bronx), n.d. 17 Satellite Academy (Manhattan), n.d. 18-19 Secondary Schools, n.d., 1990 20 Seward Park High School (Manhattan), n.d. 21 Sheepshead Bay High School (Brooklyn), 1990 22 South Bronx High School (Bronx), n.d. 23 Springfield Gardens (Queens) 24 Townsend Harris High School (Queens), n.d. 25 William Grady Vocational High School (Brooklyn), 1990
145 1 AIDS Reports 2 AIDS Surveillance Unit N.Y.C. Dept. of Health, 1989 - 1991
AIDS Surveillance Update 3 1989 4-5 1991
Board of Education of the City of New York 6 Evaluation Report, 1989 7 Miscellaneous Materials
8 Catholic High School Materials, 1990 - 1991 9 Catholic School Reports, 1991 10 CBO Reports on AIDS Questionnaire, 1991
11 Chancellor’s Plan for HIV/AIDS Education - Hearing, February 6, 1991
146 1 Chancellor’s HIV/AIDS Education Program, 1991 2 Citizen’s Commission on Aids, 1988
3 Dr. Rosemary Clemen’s Correspondence and Miscellaneous, 1990-1991
4 Community Based Organizations: Interviews, 1991 5 Condom Testimony, 1991 6 Drafts of AIDS Reports with Notes, 1991
110 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1932 - 2001
Subseries 4.5 Task Forces
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AIDS Task Force 146 7 Findings, 1991 8 Funding - Cycle I
147 1 List of New York City Public High Schools Visited, 1990 2 N.Y.C. Community Trust Proposal For AIDS Education, 1991 3 Newspaper Articles, 1990 - 1991 4 Questionnaires 5 Press Information, 1990 6 Private and Independent Schools 7 Proposals, Grant Requests, 1989 - 1990 8 Proposals - WCC AIDS, 1990 9 Report Draft from Carol Levine, May 1991 10 Resources, 1990-1991 11 Robert W. Johnson Foundation - AIDS Report, 1990
148 1 Robert W. Johnson Foundation - Proposal, etc., 1990-1992
2 Schools - Letters for AIDS Information Meetings, Catholic, Protestants, Jewish, etc.
3 Task Force Members, 1991 4 Task Force on AIDS I, 1989 5 Task Force on AIDS II, 1989 6-7 Task Force on AIDS III, 1989
149 1 Task Force on AIDS IV, 1989 Testimony, n.d.
2 Thank you letters - Religious Schools correspondence, 1991 3 WCC AIDS Expenses 4 WCC AIDS Funding 5 Women & AIDS Blueprint for Action, 1990
6 Chancellor’s Task Force on Sex Equity, 1985 7 Emergency Task Force, 1991 - 1992 8 Foster Care Housing Subsidy Task Force, 1994 9 Foster Care Task Force, 1994 10 Health Policy Task Force - Josiah Macy Jr. Foundation, 1978 - 1980
111 SERIES V – CALENDARS, 1973 - 1988
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149 11 1973 - 1983
150 1 1984 - 1988
SERIES VI – ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS, 1980 - 1995
Subseries 6.1 Programs and Materials
150 2 The Hospital System Controversy, February 29, 1980 3 In Honor of Helen S. Straus, April 30, 1981
4 Youth’s Challenge to CUNY: The Right to Learn - The Power to Earn April 30, 1981
5 New York City and the New Federalism: Its Impact on Health Programs, November 17, 1981
6-7 Up the Career Ladder: A Conference on Better Job Opportunities for CUNY Graduates, May 7, 1982
8 Limited Resources: Hard Decisions Ahead for Health Care, February 8, 1983
151 1 The Quest for Peace – Are People Being Heard? April 10, 1983
Higher Education: Road to a Better Society? 2 February-March 1983 3 April-June, 1983 4 July-September, 1983
5 Higher Education: The Search for Goals, October 19, 1983
6 Higher Education and Economic Development, November 2, 1983 Higher Education and Public Policy, November 16, 1983 Higher Education and Social Policy, November 30, 1983
7 The Schools and Cultural Resources: A Vital Partnership, November 17, 1983
152 1 The Changing Health Care System in New York: Who Pays The Price? February 7, 1984
2 The Schools and Cultural Resources: A Vital Partnership, March 15, 1984
112 SERIES VI – ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS, 1980 - 1995
Subseries 6.1 Programs and Materials
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152 3 Strengthening the Vital Link: The School Child & the Arts, May 1984 4 Planning for Later Life, February 22, 1985; March 8, 1985; March 22, 1985 5 Targeted For Change: New York’s Health Care System!, January 14, 1986
6 Today’s Economics/Tomorrow’s Possibilities, February 27, 1986; March 6, 1986
7 Civic Responsibility: Revival of an Ancient Idea, March 22, 1986 Why We Need the Women’s City Club and What the Club Has Meant to Me, May 21, 1986
8 Quality Health Care: Decisions and Dilemmas, March 12, 1987 10 New York - City of Potential Public Art and Public Spaces, April 30, 1987 9 The “New” Family Crisis or Transition, June 17, 1987
153 1 Osteoporosis: Issues Options Outcomes, March 24, 1988
AIDS: Its Impact on Children and Their Families 2 September 28, 1988 3 May 1989
4 National Health Insurance: An Idea Whose Time Has Come? Again? October 18, 1989
5 Needed: A Drug Policy That Works for New York, April 21, 1990 6 Conference on Homeless Women, May 14, 1990
7 Women and Health Care: Examining Inequities, December 7, 1990 8 Crisis in Child Health: A Call for Action, January 17, 1992
9 The Health Care Marketplace in Pursuit of the Patient, April 6, 1995 10 Doris Kearns Goodwin Luncheon, May 9, 1995
Subseries 6.3 Audiotapes (Unavailable to Researchers)
154 70th Anniversary, March 22, 1986
113 SERIES VI – ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS, 1980 - 1995
Subseries 6.4 Videotapes (Unavailable to Researchers)
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154 Tape of Mrs. June L. Farmer on Cable: H & P Discussion with Rodman-Goodman, Fran Levenson, Barbara Reach, Spring 1984
Training Materials-Multicultural Project The Beacon with Dr. Garner and Special Guest Dr. Baker Learning Technology Fair XI 1ST Place Winner-Perspectives Training Materials for Multicultural Project, n.d. Training Program, n.d.
SERIES VII – PHOTOGRAPHS, 1918 - 1990
Subseries 7.1 Activities
155 1 Activities & Events, 1990 2 Captions and Covers, 1918 3 Photograph Exhibit, n.d. 4-6 70th Anniversary, 1986
Subseries 7.2 Individuals
7 Herbert Bienstock Reverend Paul Moore, Jr. Helen Sachs Straus
Subseries 7.4 Contact Sheets, Color Slides, Lantern Slides and Negatives
8 Negatives
SERIES VIII – ANNIVERSARY MATERIALS, 1965 - 2006
9 Golden Anniversary, 1965 10 Preliminary Work on Invitation Prototypes from 60th Anniversary 11 60th and 70th Anniversary Materials
70th Anniversary Materials 12 Appeals for Funds to Corporations 13 Awardees and Speakers 14 Budget and Fund Raising, Corporate and others
156 1 Budgets, Bills for Transportation by Bus, Office, Expenses, etc.
114 SERIES VIII – ANNIVERSARY MATERIALS, 1965 - 2006
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70th Anniversary Materials 156 2 Celebration 3 Lorraine Burns’ Files and Anniversary Lunch, March 22, 1986 4 Correspondence with Photographer 5 Honorees, Press Clippings, Radio Listings 6 Invitation and Regrets: Governor, Mayor, former Mayor 7 Luncheon at Windows on the World, Plans, Bills, etc., 1986 8 Press Package for 70th Anniversary 9 Reservations of Corporate Tables 10 Seating Plans and Lists
75th Anniversary Materials 11 75th Anniversary, 1916 - 1991
12 Effective Advocates for Change 75th Anniversary, March, 6, 1991
13 80th Anniversary - Letters to Conference participants, 1996 14 90th Anniversary Materials, 2006
SERIES IX – LEGAL DOCUMENTS, 1961 - 1999
156 15 Basic Procedures and House Rules, 1978
16 Constitution, Amendments, and By-laws 1961, 1965, 1969, 1969 - 1972, 1974, 1978 - 1979, 1984, 1986, 1989, 1992, 1999
157 1 Standing Rules
SERIES X – FUND RAISING, 1991
157 2 Fund Raising Consultants, 1991 3 Fund Raising for Multicultural Diversity Project 4 Grant Proposals, 1991
SERIES XI – PUBLICATIONS, 1916 - 2005
Subseries 11.1 Serials
WCC Agenda 157 5 1961 - 1962 6 February, April, May 1980
115 SERIES XI – PUBLICATIONS, 1916 - 2005
Subseries 11.1 Serials
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WCC Agenda 157 7 June - December 1984 8 January - May 1985 9 January - June 1986 10 1987 11 1988
158 1 1989 2 1990 3 1991 4 1992 5 1993 6 1994 7 1995 8 1996, January 2005
9 WCC Bulletin, 1989 - 1997 (renamed Bulletin in 1998) 10 Bulletin, January 1998 - October 1999 (formerly WCC Bulletin)
Subseries 11.2 Reports, Studies, and Surveys
Annual Reports of the President 159 1 1932 - 1934, 1973 - 1974, 1975 - 1976 2 1983 - 1984 3 1984 - 1985 4 1985 - 1986 5 1986 - 1987 6 1987 - 1988 7 1988 - 1989 8 1989 - 1990 9 1990 - 1991 10 1991 - 1992 11 1992 - 1993 12 1993 - 1994
160 1 List of Studies, Reports, and Programs, 1916 - 2005 2 A New Imperative: Job Training for Women, March 1996 3 Spotlight: Multicultural Education in N.Y.C. Public Schools, 1993
116 SERIES XII – PRESS RELEASES, 1945 - 1997
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160 4 Statement of the Committee on Public Health/Health Insurance, May 31, 1945
5 Statement of the Committee on Labor and Industry on Health Insurance, January 2, 1946
6 Publications (Reports): “An Administrator for New York City,” 1953
Women’s City Club of New York Statements
7 Tudor City Parks, 1953, 1959, 1961-1969 8 Staten Island Annandale - Huguenot, March 16, 1965
Public Statement Testimony 9 1972 10 1981 - 1984 11 1987 12 1988 13 1989, 1990, 1991, 1996
14 Statements, June 1973 - December 1976 15 Statement on Campaign Financing, 1986
161 1 Policy Statement on Welfare, 1997
SERIES XV – NEWSPAPER ARTICLES AND CLIPPINGS, 1962 - 1991
161 2 News Release: Dedication of WCC Clubrooms, May 18, 1962 3 Newspaper Articles, 1971, 1979, 1990, 1991, 1992 4 Miscellaneous Press Clippings, 1971, n.d. 5 Briefs, 1974 - 1977 6 “Women’s City Club Eyeing Arts” New York Post, November 19, 1974 7 New York Times, December 19, 1975 8 Beame’s Use of Community Funds, April 12, 1977 9 Carey/Beame Health Chief Proposal, April 17, 1977 10 “Abandoned Buildings” New York Post, June 8, 1977 11 “Empty Houses” Newsweek, October 10, 1977 12 Press Clippings, 1982 - 1989 13 Park East Newspaper, March 1991
117 SERIES XVI – CHRONOLOGY FILES, 1977 - 1992
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Administrative and Chronological Files 161 14 June 1977 15 August 1977 16 September 1977 17 October 1977 18 November 1977 19 December 1977 20 January 1978 21 February 1978 22 March 1978 23 April 1978
162 1 May 1978 2 June 1978 3 July 1978 4 August 1978 5 September 1978 6 October 1978 7 November 1978 8 December 1978 9 September 1979 10 October 1979 11 November 1979 12 December 1979 13 City Council, 1979 - 1984 14 Correspondence: State of New York Assembly, 1979 - 1984 15 Correspondence: Various N.Y.S. Officials, 1979 - 1982 16 Governor File, 1979 - 1984
163 1 January 1980 2 February 1980 3 March 1980 4 April 1980 5 May 1980 6 June 1980 7 July 1980 8 August 1980 9 September 1980 10 Board Minutes: September 1980
164 1 October 1980 2 November 1980 3 December 1980 4 January 1981
118 SERIES XVI – CHRONOLOGY FILES, 1977 - 1992
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Administrative and Chronological Files 164 5 February 1981 6 March 1981 7 April 1981 8 May 1981 9 June 1981 10 July 1981 11 August 1981 12 September 1981
165 1 October 1981 2 November 1981 3 December 1981 4 January 1982 5 February 1982 6 March 1982 7 April 1982 8 May 1982 9 June 1982 10 July 1982 11 August 1982 12 September 1982 13 October 1982 14 November 1982 15 December 1982 16 January 1983
166 1 February 1983 2 March 1983 3 April 1983 4 May 1983 5 June 1983 6 July 1983 7 August 1983 8 September 1983 9 October 1983 10 November 1983 11 December 1983
167 1 February 1984 2 1990 - 1992
119 SERIES XVII – MISCELLANEOUS MATERIALS
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167 3 The Case of Fiscal Planning in New York City, n.d. 4 The Charter Review, Winter, 1989 -1990 5 Citizens for Hudson River Esplanade: memo, 1989 6 City Almanac, 1989 7 City Council, 1992
City Limits, New York City Community Affairs News Magazine 8 1990 - 1991 9 1991 - 1992
10 City Planning Calendar, 1993 11 Courts of New York City Budget Process, 1949 12 Curriculum Vitae of Robert Clemens and Dr. R. Millman 13 Education Policy and Practice, n.d. 14 Eleanor’s List, 1992 15 Junior High School Expo, 1995
16 Linguistic Diversity, Impact of Immigrants on New York, World of Different Institutes, 1992
17 New York City Harbor Park, n.d. 18 Race Relations, 1991 19 U.S. District Court Affidavits, 1987 20 WCC Education/Ephemera, 1994 21 WCC - New York City Partnership Collaboration, 1991 22 Working Group on Preventing Teen Pregnancy Minutes, January 5, 1994
120 ADDENDA II
SERIES I – ANNUAL, MONTHLY AND SPECIAL MEETINGS, 1982 - 2000
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Annual Meeting 168 1 June 1982 2 March 1990, September 1991 3 1993, 1995 - 1999 4 Neuberger Lecture, May 24, 2000
SERIES II – BOARD OF DIRECTORS’ MEETINGS, 1915 - 2000
Board of Directors Members 168 5 1915 - 1965 6 1966 - 1969 7 1970’s
8 Consent to Use Signature Form, 1981 - 1986 9 1987 - 1990 10 1994 - 1997, 1999 - 2000
11 Retreat for Planning, January 1995
SERIES III – PRESIDENTS’ FILES, 1980 - 2001
Ernestine Friedlander, 1975 - 1982 168 12 Health - Ad Hoc Coalition for Nursing Home Code, 1980 - 1981
Mrs. Laurence Farmer (June L. Farmer), 1982 - 1986 13 Centennial Project, 1983 14 City of NY, 1980 - 1984 15 Correspondence Regarding Armed Contest, 1984 16 Cultural Assistant Center, 1984 17 Eleanor Roosevelt Community Service Award, 1984
18 “Eleanor Roosevelt Training for Public Life: Eleanor Roosevelt and Women’s Political Networks” by Elisabeth Israels Perry, ca. 1983
19 Information of Member Eleanor Roosevelt, 1983 20 Information of Member Eleanor Roosevelt, 1984
21 Joint Public Meeting with Ethical Culture Society on “Peace,” 1983
121 SERIES III – PRESIDENTS’ FILES, 1980 - 2001
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Mrs. Laurence Farmer (June L. Farmer), 1982 - 1986 168 22 Public Toilet Project, 1983, 1992, 1993 23 Rules for City Environmental Quality Review, 1992 24 Welfare Advocacy, 1995, 1996 25 Women’s History Award, 1985 26 Women’s History Month, 1983
Ethel S. Paley, 1988-1989 169 1 Correspondence, 1988
Susan Alt, 1990 - 1993 2 Zoning and Land Use Video, 1991
Margaret Howard, 1994 - 1995 3 Correspondence, 1983, 1994 -1995
Nora Lavori, June 1995 - 1996 4 Correspondence, 1995 -1996
Peg Myerson, 1996 - 1998 Correspondence 5 December 1997 - March 1998 6 April 1998 - May 1998
Elizabeth Lubetkin Lipton, 1998 - 2001 Correspondence 7 June 1998 - December 1998 8 January 1999 - December 2000, 2001
SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1915 - 2008
Subseries 4.1 Minutes
Arts and Landmarks Committee 169 9 January - December 1998 10 January - May 1999, September - December, 1999 January - May 2000, September - December 2000
Charter Revision Committee 11 Meeting, January 12, 1994
122 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1915 - 2008
Subseries 4.1 Minutes
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Committee Chairs 169 12 February 27, 1997 - October 22, 1997 13 September 23, 1998 - May 27, 1998 14 January 27, 1999 - October 25, 2000
Development Committee 15 1996 16 1997 Agenda 17 1998 18 Minutes and Agenda, 2000
Education Committee 170 1 December 1991 - November 1998 2 January 1999 - December 2000
Environment Committee 3 June 1995 - November 1996 4 January 1997 - February 1998
Finance Committee 5 January 11, 1994 - March 8, 1994
Government Operations Committee 6 November 13, 1991 7 February 1994
Health Committee 8 February 9, 1987 - October 17, 1988 9 May 30, 1989 - December 10, 1990 10 March 22, 1991 - January 7, 1992 11 December 13, 1993 - May 1996
Housing and Planning Committee 12 January 1999 - December 2000
Infrastructure Committee 13 September 15, 1991 - December 19, 2000 Minutes, Testimony - Motion Advocacy
Membership Committee 171 1 November 1993 - April 1994 2 January 1998 - April 1998
123 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1915 - 2008
Subseries 4.1 Minutes
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Membership Committee 171 3 June 1998 - May 1999 4 July 1999 - December 1999 5 January 2000 - December 2000
Public Policy Committee 6 January - December 1997 7 January - December 1998 8 January - October 1999 9 January 2000 - December 2000
Public Programs Committee 172 1 January 1997 - November 1997 2 April - September 1998 3 October 1998 - December 1999
Status of Women Committee 4 December 4, 1991- November 23, 1993
Transportation Committee 5 January 15, 1994 - February 15, 1994
Subseries 4.2 Committee Files
AIDS Committee 172 6 AIDS Education for Children in New York City, 1991
Arts and Landmarks Committee 7 Correspondence, 1984 Governor’s Island, 1997
Care and Contact Committee 8 Outreach to W.C.C. Members and Relatives, 1994 - 1995
Charter Revision Committee 9 1987-1989 10 1989-1990
Committee Chairs 11 Vice Chairs, Officers, 1993 - 1994
124 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1915 - 2008
Subseries 4.2 Committee Files
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Cultural Diversity Committee 172 12 1990 - 1992 13 August 2000, September 2000
Education Committee 173 1 Annual Report 1996 - 1997 2 Letter to New York State, re: Budget, April 13, 1999 3 Report on Vocational/Technical High Schools, June 28, 1986 4 Dump Dirty Diesel Campaign, 1996 5 Motions and Positions, 1980, 1982, 1987
6 Executive Committee Sub-Committee on Strategic Plan Implementation, February 1997
Health Committee 7 Health Executive Order, 1994 -1995 Statement of Principles for Universal Health Care in the United States, 2008
8 Task Force on Long Term Care, 1996 - 1998
Housing and Planning Committee 9 Bids for Business Improvement Districts 10 Housing Abandonment, Community Gardens, 1997 11 Hudson River Park, 1998 12 Lead Paint, 1996 13 Mission Statement, Testimony, Letters 1995 - 1999 14 Rent Regulation, 1997 15 Theater/8th Avenue Rezoning, 1997 16 “When the City Takes Over,” June 1997
17 Infrastructure Committee, 1998 - 2004
Membership Committee 18 Biographical File 19 Development, 1991 20 Member, Barbara B. Tweed, 1967
125 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1915 - 2008
Subseries 4.2 Committee Files
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174 1 Membership Application Forms
Membership Applications (Closed) 2 Ab - Ay 3 Ba - Be 4 Bi - Bo 5 Br - By 6 Ca - Cl 7 Co - Cu 8 D 9 E 10 F
175 1 G - Gi 2 Gl - Gu 3 Ha - He 4 Hi - Hz 5 I 6 J 7 K
176 1 La - Levy 2 Lew - Lz 3 Ma - Mch 4 Me - Mz 5 N 6 O 7 P
177 1 Re - Ri 2 Ro - Rz 3 Sa - Sc 4 Se - Sm 5 So - Sz 6 T 7 V 8 Wa - We 9 Wh - Wz 10 Y - Z
126 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1915 - 2008
Subseries 4.2 Committee Files
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Membership Lists 178 1 1915-1919, 1921-1938, 1954, 1958, 1988 - 1989 2 Board of Directors, 1942 - 1977 3 Charter Members 4 Committee Chairmen, 1916 - 1966 5 Founding Members, 1916 - 1959 6 Presidents, 1916 - 1965
Roster of Membership 7 1969 8 1975
179 1 1976 2 1977 3 1978 4 1979 5 1980, 1989 6 2007 - 2008
7 Talent File, August 3, 1992
180 1 Multicultural Education Committee, October 16, 1989, April 1990
Planning Committee 2 21st Century Planning Focus Groups 1994 - 1995 3 Reports, 1994 - 1995
Program Committee 4 September 11, 1984 - December 1991
Correspondence 5 Government Officials, 1995 6 1996 7 May 1997 8 1998
181 1 June 1999 - July 1999 2 August 1999 - October 1999 3 November 1999 - December 1999
127 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1915 - 2008
Subseries 4.2 Committee Files
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Public Policy Committee Correspondence 181 4 January 2000 - May 2000 5 June 2000 - July 2000 6 August 2000 - December 2000
7 Information for January 1997 Meeting
Status of Women Committee Annual Report, Agenda and Minutes 8 April 1997 - December 1998 9 1999 - 2000
10 Memorandum, 1999
11 Nominations NOW/N.Y.C. Susan B. Anthony Award, 1986, 1987, 1989
12-13 Status of Women’s Studies, 1994
182 1 Status of Women’s Studies, 1996
2 Women in Executive and High Level Positions in N.Y.C. Government, 1985-1987
3 Women in Executive and High Level Positions in N.Y.C. Government, 1998-1997
Strategic Planning Committee 4 May 1987 - June 1996
Transportation Committee, 5 Correspondence, 1995
Subseries 4.4 Coalitions
182 6 Coalition for Homeless Women, 1998
128 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1915 - 2008
Subseries 4.5 Task Forces
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AIDS Task Force 183 1 AIDS/HIV Video, 1991 - 1996
Emergency Task Force 2 Members, Reports, etc., 1992 3 Minutes, Fundraising, Computers, etc., 1992
Task Force in Children’s Issues 4 Minutes, November 11, 1996 - September 1, 1997 5 Minutes, October 14, 1997 - May 12, 1998
SERIES VI – ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS, 1955 - 2005
Subseries 6.1 Programs and Materials
183 6 About New York, 1915 -1955, October 18, 1955 7 Seven Decades of Women, March 11, 1982 8 Theater Benefits, 1982 - 1999 9 Honoring Eleanor Roosevelt and the WCC, May 1983 10 Galas, 1989-1999, 2006 11 Conference with Women in Criminal Justice, April 21, 1990 12 Conference on Homeless Women, May 14, 1990
184 1 Health Symposium Women’s Health Care, December 7, 1990 2 Crisis in Child Health: A Call For Action, January 17, 1992
3 Conference on Homeless Women, March 2, 1992 Arts and Crafts in Connecticut, July 22, 1992
4 New York State’s New Long-Term Care Health Insurance for the Elderly. Is It Right for You? February 24, 1993
The Women’s City Club of New York is Pleased to Honor N.Y.C. Commissioners, March 1993
5 Take Our Daughters to Work, 1993 - 1996 What Does the Future Hold for Times Square?, April 28, 1994 The Health Care Marketplace in Pursuit of the Patient, April 6, 1995
New York in the 21st Century: New Solution, New Partnerships March 22, 1996
129 SERIES VI – ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS, 1955 - 2005
Subseries 6.1 Programs and Materials, 1916 - 1986
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184 6 New York Perspective: Microenterprise Conference, September 17, 1997 7 Campaign Finance Reform Conference, October 22, 1997 8 Centennial Conference New York City, July 10, 1998
9 The Conscience of the City: Women and their Organizations, November 17, 1998
The Conscience of the City Follow-up Dialogue, 1999
10 Leadership Orientation Meeting, September 22, 1999 11-12 Immigrants in New York: Impact and Issues, November 15, 2000 13 General Program Events/Tasks, 2000
14 Edith Isaacs Fundraising Letters for W.C.C. in Wills of Members, March 7, 2003
Fifth Marie S. Neuberger Memorial Lecture, October 19, 2005
SERIES VII – PHOTOGRAPHS, 1982 - 1983
185 1 The Children’s Art Carnival, ca. 1982 - 1983 Photographs of Members, n.d.
SERIES VIII – ANNIVERSARY MATERIALS, 1965 - 2001
185 2 50th Golden Anniversary, 1965 3 Proposal for a Musical Celebration of 67 years of the W.C.C. 4 70th , 71st and 74th Anniversaries 5 75th Anniversary 6 History of Activism and Leadership 75th Anniversary (1916 - 1991) 7 80th Anniversary 8 Preparations for 85th Anniversary
SERIES IX – LEGAL DOCUMENTS, 1989 - 2002
185 9 Alfonzo vs. Fernandez Amici, 1991 - 1992
130 SERIES IX – LEGAL DOCUMENTS, 1989 - 2002
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185 10 Authorization for Representation, Webster v. Reproductive Health Services, 1989
Planned Parenthood U.S. SEPA v. Casey 1990 - 1992
11 Leadership Orientation Notebook, 1996 - 1997
Standing Rules of WCC 12 n.d. and 1989 13 1991, 2000 14 History, 1991 - 1999
15 Supporting Campaign for Fiscal Equity, Litigation against the State of New York, September 2001
16 Supporting Campaign for Fiscal Equity, Litigation against the Board of Education of New York City, October 2002
SERIES XI – PUBLICATIONS, 1925 - 2000
Subseries 11.1 - Serials
Agenda 186 1 January - December 1990 2 February - December 1991 3 January - December 1992 4 January - December 1993 5 January - November 1994 6 December/January 1994-1995 - Spring 1996 7 January - October 1997 8 January - December 1998 9 January - December 1999 10 January - October 2000
11 Off the Agenda, May 1955 WCC Bulletin, March 1993
Subseries 11.2 Reports, Studies, and Surveys
187 1 AIDS Education: Lessons to Be Learned, February 1992 2 Annual Reports of the WCC, 1991 - 1995 3 Annual Reports of WCC Committees, 1984 - 2000
131 SERIES XI – PUBLICATIONS, 1925 - 2000
Subseries 11.2 Reports, Studies, and Surveys
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187 4 The City as Contractor, March 1993 5 Conference on Homeless Women, May 16, 1988
6 Giving Dropouts a Second Chance: A Survey of Six Outreach Centers Established by the New York City Board of Education, June 1983
7 AIDS: Its Impact on Children and their Families, September 28, 1988
8 Parent vs. Parent: A Survey of Four Courts Where One Parent Brings Legal Action Against the Other, 1958
9 Survey on the Non-Professional Woman as a War Service Volunteer, December 1942
10 Women’s Shelter System (with Coalition for Homeless Women) Survey Project, January 1992
Subseries 11.3 Books, Booklets, Handbooks, and Pamphlets
187 11 Achieving Better City Schools: A Primer by and For Citizens, November 15, 1938 12 Deadlines in the New York City Budget Process, ca. February 1979 13 Fifty Years of Civic Service: Golden Anniversary, 1915-1965, ca. 1966 14 Financing New York City, May 1929 15 The Guide to Shops and Service, 1926 16 Goals For the City: Standards for New York Today and Tomorrow, ca. 1973 17 Goals for the Year 2000 for New York City, 1986 18 Handbook for Research Projects, October 19, 1985
188 1 Homeless Directory: Who Voted?, 1991 2 Homeless Directory Backup, 2nd Edition, 1992 3 Housing Primer, May 1962, February 1964 4 Improving the Budget, April 1930 5 New York State’s Constitution Time for Change?, 1957 6 A Primer on Proportional Representation and Charter Revision, 1936 7 Proposals for a New Constitution, August 1967 8 Sixty Years of Civic Service, 1915-1975, ca. 1975 9 Strengthening the Vital Link: The School Child and the Arts, May 1984 10 The Tale of Topsy Transit: A Primer for Subway Sardines, 1937 11 What’s Cooking Madam Chairman?, 1968 12 Where to Stop When Motoring Near New York, 1925
132 SERIES XI – PUBLICATIONS, 1925 - 2000
Subseries 11.3 Books, Booklets, Handbooks, and Pamphlets
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188 13 Women and Jury Duty, July 1937
SERIES XIV – SCRAPBOOKS, 1955 - 1956
189 1 General Scrapbook, 1955 - 1956
SERIES XVII – MISCELLANEOUS MATERIALS
189 2 Background on Women’s History Week, March 2, 1986 3 Early 20th Century History - Paintings, August 22, 1988 4 Gender Bias, September 1986 5 Holiday Party Script, December 2000 6 Inaugural Events for New Quarters, March 1988 7-11 Information on Eleanor Roosevelt, 1922 -1984 12 Junior League Clearing House, 1999 13 The Maternity Center, 1917 - 1920 14 New York City Mayor’s Office, 1978 - 1984 15 New York State Senate, 1979- 1984 16 Press Release for Forum - Brooklyn Planning and Zoning Problems, 1990
190 1 U.S. House of Representatives, 1979 - 1984 2 U.S. Senate, 1979- 1984
SERIES XVIII – ORGANIZATIONS, 1968 - 1995
Subseries 18.1 Papers and Reports
Association for a Better New York 190 3 1986-1987
Association of Village Homeowners Landmark Committee 4 Nineteenth Century Dwelling Houses of Greenwich Village, 1968
Board of Education of New York City 5 The Children’s Art Carnival – Title I Creative Reading, 1982 - 1983
133 SERIES XVIII – ORGANIZATIONS, 1968 - 1995
Subseries 18.1 Papers and Reports
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The Bronx Institute for Bronx Regional and Community History Studies 190 6 Housing and the Homeless: Perspective on the Bronx, November 18, 1988
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities 7 A Place to Call Home: The Crisis in Housing for the Poor, ca. 1989
Citizens Budget Commission, Inc. 8 Five-Year Summary of New York City Finances, FY 1988-1990
9 The Hidden Billions: Tax Expenditures in New York City, November 1981
10 New York City’s Housing Crisis: Public Spending and Its Results, 1984-1987
11 New York City Crisis: What Has Government Spent?, December 1987
Citizens Housing and Planning Council 12 On Its Own: New York City Approaches Affordable Housing, December 16, 1985
The Citizens Union 13 Citizens Union Report, November 6, 1971 - 1985
The City of New York 14 Fiscal Year 1992 Preliminary Expense Budget
15 New York City’s Response to the Mayor’s Private Sector Survey, November 1990
City Planning of New York City 16 Criteria for the Location of City Facilities, December 3, 1990
17 Midtown Development Review, July 1987
191 1 New York City Comprehensive Waterfront Plan, 1992 2 Staten Island and Greenbelt Study, February 1983
134 SERIES XVIII – ORGANIZATIONS, 1968 - 1995
Subseries 18.1 Papers and Reports
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The City Project 191 3 Alterbudget Agenda: Revenue and Expenditure Priorities For the New York City Budget, 1986-1987, December 1985
4 Civic Affairs Forum Mayoral Candidates Questionnaire, May 1985
Community Service Society of New York 5 Building Blocks: Community-Based Strategies to Counteract Housing-Disinvestment and Abandonment on New York City, 1994
6 Housing on the Block - Disinvestment and Abandonment Risks In New York City Neighborhoods, 1993
7 Selected New York City Public School Data, 1989-1990, ca. 1991
Department of Housing Preservation and Development 8 Be Prepared for Housing Problems: How to Complain Effectively, 1983
Exploring the Metropolis, Inc. 9 Hindsight and Foresight: Planning for Significant City-Owned Sites, October 1988
Human Resources Administration of New York City 10 Five-Year Plan for Housing and Assisting Homeless Single Adults, January 14, 1988
11 Five-Year Plan for Housing Homeless Families, October 1987
The Institute for Research in History 192 1 The Memorandum, October 1982, January 1983, April 1983
Outside Academe New Ways of Working in the Humanities, October 1979
LaGuardia Public Life Training Center 2 Run and Win: Learn About Public Life in New York & How To Run for City Council, November 2, 1990
League of Women Voters of New York State 3 Women and the Law, 1980
135 SERIES XVIII – ORGANIZATIONS, 1968 - 1995
Subseries 18.1 Papers and Reports
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The Mayor’s Private Sector Survey 192 4 The New York City Service Crisis A Management Response, September 1989
New York University Real Estate Institute 5 Stimulating Middle-Income Housing Production, n.d.
Opatow Associates 6 Member Survey, January 12, 1995
Pratt Institute Center for the Community and Environmental… 7 Inclusionary Zoning and Housing Trust Fund, 1983
Report of the Theatre Advisory Council 8 To Preserve the Broadway Theatre, June 1984
Report to the Commission on the Year 2000 9 Progress Toward Implementing the Recommendations of the Commission, September 1988
Settlement Housing Fund, Inc. 10 Housing New York Revisited, 1990
State Education Department of New York 11 Report of Social Studies Syllabus, ca. 1991
12 Understanding Diversity, ca. 1991
Umbrella Senior Home Service Ltd. 13 Informational Report, January 1994
The Urban Center 193 1 1980-1989 2 1990-1991
The Women’s Housing Coalition, Inc. 3 Women’s Perspectives on Neighborhood Development, 1990
Subseries 18.2 Serials
193 4 Anti-Zionism The Sophisticated Anti-Semitism, n.d.
136 SERIES XVIII – ORGANIZATIONS, 1968 - 1995
Subseries 18.2 Serials
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193 5 The Atlantic, March 1991
6 Culture Front: A Magazine of the Humanities, May 1992 Education Horizons, Summer 1989 Educational Leadership, March 1989
7 Humanities, September 1991 Journal of Housing, September/October 1990
8 Network News & Views, August 1991 9 New York Affairs, Vol. 9, No. 2, 1985
10 The Reading Teacher, September 1990 Teaching Tolerance, Spring 1992
137 ADDENDA III
SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1916 - 2010
Subseries 4.1 Minutes
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Arts and Landmarks Committee 197 1 1996 - 1998, 2001 - 2005
Care and Contact Committee 2 September 1993 - October 1994
Diversity Committee 3 Annual Report, 2000 - 2001 and Minutes, 1999 - 2001
Education Committee 4 2001 - 2006
Environment Committee 5 1995 - 1996 6 1997 - 1998
Finance Committee 7 2000 8 2001 9 2002 10 2003 11 2004
198 1 2005 2 2006 3 2007
Historical Documents and History Project Committee 4 April 1987 - October 1988, 1991
Housing and Planning Committee 5 2000 - 2006
Infrastructure Committee 6 Correspondence and Minutes, 1998 - 2007
138 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1916 - 2010
Subseries 4.1 Minutes
Box Folder Contents
Membership Committee 198 7 Minutes Table of Contents, 2001 - 2005 8 January - July 2001 9 July - December 2001 10 February - May 2002 11 June - November 2002 12 January - November 2003 13 January - November 2004 14 January - December 2005 15 January - December 2006 16 January - May 2007
Program Committee 199 1 2000 - 2002 2 2003 - 2005
Public Policy Committee 3 January - August 2001 4 September 2001 - June 2002 5 September 2002 - May 2003 6 September 2003 - December 2004, February 2009
Status of Women Committee 7 Annual Report, 2000 - 2001 Minutes, 2001 - 2005
Subseries 4.2 Committee Files
Arts and Landmarks Committee 199 8 Correspondence, 1993 - 1999, 2002 - 2005 9 Lower Manhattan Planning, 1997 - 2006
200 1 Miscellaneous Materials 2 Motions, 1980’s 3 Public Programs, 1997, 2002 - 2003
City Council Committee 4 Testimony March 29, 1990 October 24, 1991
139 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1916 - 2010
Subseries 4.2 Committee Files
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City Council Committee Testimony 200 4 October 29, 1991 December 9, 1991 May 20, 1992 April 29, 1996 November 18, 1996 May 6, 1998 May 15, 1998 July 14, 1998 October 14, 1998
College and Professional Education Committee 5 Report of the Committee, April 1, 1917
Development Committee 6 1991 7 1992 8 1993
Education Committee 9 Multicultural Education Project, 1991 - 1993
Historical Documents and History Project Committee 10 Guest Book, May 18, 1976 - November 1989
201 1 Historical Information 2 Bertie Hodes, “Creating the Woman Citizen.” Part I, n.d. 3 Elisabeth Perry Israels, 1985 - 2002
Housing and Planning Committee 4 Correspondence, 1997 - 2006 5 Testimony, 2000 - 2006
Internship Committee 6 Barbara Reach and Nora Kahn Piore Memorial Internships and Applicant Resumes, 1993 - 2002
Membership Committee 7 Annual Reports, 1960 - 1961, 1972 - 1973 8 Correspondence, 1991, n.d.
140 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1916 - 2010
Subseries 4.2 Committee Files
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Membership Committee 201 9 Directory, May 2004
10 Distinguished Members Cards (framed) Honor Roll, 1915 - 1979
Membership Cards Death, Resigned, Dropped, 1916 - 1970 202 A - Cd
203 Ce - Fl
204 Fo - I
205 J - McG
206 McH - P
207 Pl - Sh
208 Si - U
209 V - Z
Resigned and/or Dropped, 1970 - on 210 A - J
211 K - V
212 W - Z
Deceased, 1970 - on A - Z
213 1 Notes on Descendants of WCC Founders, 1980’s - 1990’s 2 Obituaries Minneola Ingersoll, July 18, 1974 Beatrice Denson, Esq., November 5, 1993 Barbara Tweed Estill, May 2001 Judith S. Randall, May 2001 Judith Skluth Weinberg, May 2001 Louise B. Sulzberger, June 10, 2001
141 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1916 - 2010
Subseries 4.2 Committee Files
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Membership Committee 213 2 Obituaries Minna Barnett, June 19, 2001
3 Original 100 Members, 1915 4 Survey, January 1995
Nominating/Leadership Development Committee 4 1972 - 1974 5 1975 - 1989 6 1990 - 1995
214 1 1996 - 1999 2 2000 - 2002 3 2003 - 2004 4 Ballots, 2000 - 2010
Program Committee 5 Annual Reports, 1972 - 1981 6 Correspondence, 1998 - 2001
Public Health Committee 7 Invitation for “A Course of Four Lectures,” n.d. Referendum Vote on Birth Control Regulation, n.d.
8 Social Security Committee, 1982 - 1983
9 Traffic Subcommittee of the City Affairs Committee, 1961, 1973
Subseries 4.4 Coalitions
Coalition for Homeless Women 215 1 Correspondence, 1989 - 2001 2 Directory of Housing Resources for Homeless Women, August 1992
Financial Information 3 Financial Statements, 1995 Project Expenses, May 1997 - September 2009
4 Freedom of Information Requests and Response, 1992 - 1993
215 5 Fund Raising and Reports to Funds, 1991 - 1999
142 SERIES IV – AD HOC AND STANDING COMMITTEES, 1916 - 2010
Subseries 4.4 Coalitions
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Coalition for Homeless Women 215 6 Grant Proposal and Correspondence, 1990 - 1992 7 Grants and Spending, 1994 - 1998
216 1 Letters to Public Officials, 1993 - 1995 2 Policy Statement, March 1992 3 Press Coverage, 1990 - 1992 4 Proposal for Privatization of Homeless Shelters, ca. 1996 5 Publicity for Shelter Report, 1995 6 Survey of Residents, 1994 - 1995 7 Testimony, 1992, 1995, 2000
Subseries 4.5 Task Forces
216 8 Budget Task Force NYC, 2009 9 Charter Revision Task Force, 1998 10 Foster Care Housing Subsidy, 1994 - 1996, 1998, 2000 11 Health Committee Task Force, 1979 -1999
Subseries 4.6 Motions
Motions 217-219 1960 -1979
219-220 1980 - 2000
SERIES V – CALENDARS, 1990 - 1997
221 1 1990 (May 1990 Missing) 2 1991 (June 1991 Missing) 3 1992 4 1993 5 1994 6 1995 7 1996 - 1997
143 SERIES VI – ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS, 1925 - 2008
Subseries 6.1 Programs and Materials
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221 8 Calendar of Events, February 1925 Calendar of Events, November 3, 1925 Memorial of Mrs. Sidney Newborg, June 1972 Memorial Meeting for Minneola P. Ingersoll, July 19, 1974
9 Memorial of Ernestine Friedlaender, December 14, 1982
Conference on Homeless Women 10 May 16, 1988 May 14, 1990
Tribute to Marie Neuberger, June 12, 1990 Conference on Homeless Women, March 2, 1992 Memorial for Eleanor S. Faison II, October 25, 1994 Microenterprise Conference, September 17, 1997 Memorial to Leona Van Zandt, October 28, 1997 Memorial to Edith Taittonen, November 7, 1997
11 Eleanor Jackson Piel, January 20, 2000 Memorial for Anna Holbrook Clark, March 3, 2000 Urban Summit: Making Ourselves Heard, June 14, 2000 Questionnaire for Mayoral Candidates and Replies, July 10, 2001 What You Should Know About Assisted Living, February 21, 2001
Capital Punishment: What are the Political and Ethical Issues?, September 24, 2001
New York Rebuilds: Are We Getting It Right?, April 23, 2002
Health Care for All New Yorkers: How Can We Make it a Reality?, November 8, 2002
Civil Rights and Voting Rights – Past & Present, February 17, 2005 The X-Chromosome Factor: Women in the Sciences, March 16, 2005 The Social Security Debate: Impact on Women, April 8, 2005 Memorial for Henritte Nathan, November 1, 2005 The Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, December 13, 2005 Women’s Rights Historic Sites, March 26, 2008
Changing Health Care 2008: Information Leading to Action, January 28, 2008/March 12, 2008/April 28, 2008
144 SERIES VI – ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS, 1925 - 2008
Subseries 6.3 Audiotapes (Unavailable to Researchers)
Box Folder Topic
Open Meetings of WCC 222 Infrastructure, January 15, 2002 Lunch with Legislators (Jerrold Nadler), February 8, 2002
Alternatives to Incarceration for Women with Children, March 12, 2002
Civic Spirit Awards, March 20, 2002 Carolyn Maloney Breakfast, April 9, 2002 Jerilyn Perine HPD Commissioner, April 18, 2002 Amanda Burden Conference - N.Y. Rebuilds, April 23, 2002 Mike Wallace Conference - N.Y. Rebuilds, April 23, 2002 Annual Meeting, May 29, 2002 Sara Horowitz Protecting Self in Tough Economy, February 25, 2003 Budget Gap - N.Y.C. 2004, March 27, 2003 WCC Gala, April 9, 2003 Cowan and Merlino, April 21, 2003 Trends and Issues Related to Aging of America, May 8, 2003 Emily Folpe, June 3, 2003 Chancellor Joel L. Klein, June 12, 2003 William Grimes, N.Y. Times, July 10, 2003 Meet the Members, August 5, 2003 Diane Ravitch Language Police, September 23, 2003 Oral History, October 15, 2003 Lisa Friel Sex Crimes - N.Y. Network, October 16, 2003 Central Park Conservancy, October 28, 2003 Long Term Care Insurance, January 15, 2004 Welfare Reform Incredible Shrinking Safety Net, January 21, 2004 Hudson Yards, February 9, 2004 Status of Women Juvenile Justice, February 11, 2004 Hispanic Women in N.Y., March 25, 2004 Selection of Judges, April 20, 2004
Subseries 6.4 Videotapes (Unavailable to Researchers)
223 Tea for Members of 25 Years, October 6, 1988 Seminar on Zoning and Land Use, March 1990
City Council Seminar “The Power to Zone,” March 1990 “Land Use Committee Mock Hearing,” March 1990
145 SERIES VI – ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS, 1925 - 2008
Subseries 6.4 Videotapes (Unavailable to Researchers)
Box Folder Topic
223 Quest Multicultural Debate, July 20, 1991 Big City Small Business, Municipal Arts Society, 1994
224 Meeting the Challenge: Promoting HIV/AIDS Awareness Among Adolescents & Young People, 1995
Microenterprise Conference, September 17, 1997 Campaign Finance Reform Forum, October 22, 1997 The Women’s City Club of New York, November 12, 1998 School Vouchers, March 2001
Nina Bernstein, n.d.
Phyllis Luskin - Will the Proposed Ethics Legislation Help Curb Political Corruption?, n.d.
Municipal Arts Society Re-Industrializing N.Y., n.d. Rebuilding New York, n.d.
225 Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, n.d. Mike Wallace, n.d.
Commercial Tapes Women – For America For the World, 1985 Making Sense of Social Security, ca. 1998 Drug Mules, July 13, 1999 Social Security: Every Woman’s Issue, November 1, 1999 The American Experience: Eleanor Roosevelt, 2000 The Women of Ground Zero, February 6, 2002
SERIES VII – PHOTOGRAPHS, 1937 - 2011
Subseries 7.1 Activities
Anniversary 226 1 70th 2 90th
3 Annual Dinner, April 29, 1992
146 SERIES VII – PHOTOGRAPHS, 1937 - 2011
Subseries 7.1 Activities
Box Folder Contents
Annual Meeting 226 4 1998 5 1999 6 2000 7 2001 8 2002 9 2004
10 Assisted Living, 2001 11 Arts Education Conference, 1983 12 Bloomberg Administration on Academia, 2004 13 Brooklyn Bridge, 2000 14 Brown-Marshall Meeting, February 2005 15 Chinese Scholar’s Garden, 2000 16 Christmas Tour, ca. 2000 17 Civic Spirit Awards, 1995, 2001 18 Conscious of City Follow-Up, 1999 19 Domestic Violence Walk, 2000
Galas 20 1992 21 1993 22 1994 23 1996 24 1997 25 1998
227 1 2000 2 2001 3 2002 4 2003 5 2007
6 Gallery of Modern Art, n.d. 7 Harbor Inspection, 1960 8 Harlem Tour, Spring 2000 9 Higher Education: Road to a Better Society, 1983 10 Homeless Conference, 1992 11 Membership, 2001 12 Microenterprise, 1997 13 New York City Solid Waste, 2001 14 New York Rebuilds Conference, April 2002
147 SERIES VII – PHOTOGRAPHS, 1937 - 2011
Subseries 7.1 Activities
Box Folder Contents
227 15 Office Moving, 2001 16 Rally to Save Lives in Washington, D.C., 2004
Take Your Daughters to Work 17 1993 18 1995
19 Teacher Education, 2000 20 Urban Summit, June 2000 21 W. Chen Goodbye, 2002 22 Welfare, 2004 23 Women of the LaGuardia Administration, December 6, 1937 24 Women’s Health, 2000 25 Women’s History Month Celebration, March 8, 2011 26 World Yacht Cruise, May 26, 1987
228 1 Untitled, 1995, 2000 - 2003, 2005 2 Untitled and n.d.
Subseries 7.2 Individuals
228 3 Juliet Bartlett, n.d. 4 Mrs. John Blair and Mrs. Richburg Hornsby, December 2, 1916 5 Alice Cardona, n.d. 6 Jane Creel, Elizabeth Lubetkin Lipton, and Ruth Rowan, n.d. 7 June Farmer and Ethel Paley, n.d. 8 Adele Filene (90th Birthday), 1999 9 Edythe W. First, n.d. 10 Ernestine Friedlaender, n.d.
11 Mrs. Elinore M. Herricle, Mrs. Stanley Isaacs, Mrs. Alfred W. Jones, and Mrs. Nathan Straus, October 27, 1950
12 Bill Lynch, 1990
Subseries 7.4 Contact Sheets, Color Slides, Lantern Slides and Negatives
228 13 Ruth Messinger, 1990 14 Eleanor Roosevelt, n.d. 15 Leona Van Zandt, n.d.
148 SERIES VII – PHOTOGRAPHS, 1937 - 2011
Subseries 7.4 Contact Sheets, Color Slides, Lantern Slides and Negatives
Box Folder Contents
228 16 Negatives
Subseries 7.5 WCC Headquarters
228 17 WCC Headquarters, 1941
SERIES X – FUND RAISING, 1951 - 2010
229 1 Grant Proposal, September 10, 1998
2 Con Edison, April 9, 2010 The David Everett Foundation, February 25, 1992 J.M. Kaplan Fund, 1951 - 1989
3 N.Y. Community Trust, 1993 - 1997 Pooled Investments Fund, ca. 1972 Rita J. & Stanley H. Kaplan Foundation, Inc., 1992, 1994 Robert Sterling Clark Foundation, 1988 - 1999 The Vincent Astor Foundation, June 1990 Vinmont Foundation, 1993, 1995, 1999, 2000
4 WCC Corp/Foundation Funders, 1998 - 2002
SERIES XI – PUBLICATIONS, 1958 - 2007
Subseries 11.1 Serials
Agenda 229 5 January 2001 - December 2002 6 March 2003 - Winter 2007
Bulletin 7 December 1998 - December 2007
149 SERIES XI – PUBLICATIONS, 1958 - 2007
Subseries 11.2 Reports, Studies and Surveys
Box Folder Contents
230 1 Bangladesh? No, the Bronx! The Challenge of Microenterprise: As A New York City Perspective, September 1997
Before It’s Too Late, May 1958 Conference on Homeless Women, May 16, 1988 An Emergency that Won’t Disappear, May 1995 Home Again -- A Plan For N.Y.C.’S Homeless Women, June 8, 1988
2 Homeless Women New York’s Permanent Emergency, May 1999 The New Welfare: What Works and What Doesn’t, November 2002
New York City’s Welfare Program: Their Impact on the City Today And the Danger Signs Ahead, October 2003
Opening the Door: a Survey of the Community Colleges of CUNY, October 1967
Survey of Women in Executive Positions in New York City Government, Part II, May 1979
Studies and Reports, 1916 - 1992
Subseries 11.3 Books, Booklets, Handbooks, and Pamphlets
230 3 Comfort Stations in New York City Today and Tomorrow, ca. 1932
Grassroots Women’s Organizations: Records of the Women’s City Club of New York City, 1916 - 1980 (microfilm), 1989
How to Reunite your Family, April 1992 Ninety Years of Activism, Leadership and Civic Service, ca. 2004 Shall Women be Admitted to the Columbia Law School, 1917 Women’s City Club Publications, 1916 - 1985
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