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A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of

Research Collection in Women’s Studies General Editor: Anne Firor Scott

The Papers of Eleanor Roosevelt, from the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library: General Correspondence, 1945–1952

Part 2: 1948–1949

A UPA Collection from

Cover: Eleanor Roosevelt and United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights in Spanish text, November 1949. Photo courtesy of the National Archives and Records Administration.

Research Collections in Women’s Studies General Editor: Anne Firor Scott

The Papers of Eleanor Roosevelt, from the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library: General Correspondence, 1945–1952

Part 2: 1948–1949

Editor Robert E. Lester

Guide Compiled by Kristen M. Taynor

A UPA Collection from

Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

The papers of Eleanor Roosevelt, 1945–1952 [microform] : from the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library / editor, Robert E. Lester. microfilm reels. (Research collections in women’s studies) “Microfilmed from the holdings of the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library, Hyde Park, New York.” Accompanied by a printed guide compiled by Ariel W. Simmons and Kristen M. Taynor, entitled: A guide to the microfilm edition of the Papers of Eleanor Roosevelt, 1945–1952. Contents: pt. 1. General correspondence, 1945–1947 ; pt. 2. General correspondence, 1948–1949 ISBN 1-55655-848-1 (pt. 1) — ISBN 0-88692-662-9 (pt. 2) 1. Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1884–1962. 2. Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1884–1962— Correspondence. 3. Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1884–1962—Political and social views. 4. Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1884–1962—Friends and associates. I. Lester, Robert. II. Simmons, Ariel W., 1978– . III. Franklin D. Roosevelt Library. IV. University Publications of America (Firm) V. Series. E807.1.R48 973.917’092—dc22 2003066018 CIP

Scope and Content Note...... vii Source Note...... xi Editorial Note...... xi Acknowledgements...... xi Abbreviations ...... xiii

Reel Index

Correspondence, 1948

Reel 1 Abi–Chun ...... 1

Reel 2 Chur–English-Speaking Union...... 7

Reel 3 Ep–Harw ...... 12

Reel 4 Has–Lanigan, James S...... 17

Reel 5 Lape, Esther–Mill...... 22

Reel 6 Miller: A–Pio ...... 26

Reel 7 Plaine, Herzel–Stevenson, Adlai...... 30

Reel 8 Stew–Williams: A–E ...... 36

Reel 9 Williams, Charl O.–Zw ...... 41

Correspondence, 1949

Aa–American Friends Service Committee ...... 42

Reel 10 American: I–Bel...... 44

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Reel 11 Bem–Brandeis University ...... 47

Reel 12 Bre–Chang ...... 49

Reel 13 Chanl–Cosmopolitan Club...... 52

Reel 14 Couch–Douglas, Helen G. and Melvyn...... 55

Reel 15 Dow–Fern...... 59

Reel 16 Ferr–Garl...... 62

Reel 17 Gara, Larry–Halt...... 65

Reel 18 Hall, A–Hoz ...... 69

Reel 19 Howard University–International Tracing Service ...... 73

Reel 20 Interp–Klep...... 75

Reel 21 Klet–Lincoln Center ...... 79

Reel 22 Line–Marz ...... 83

Reel 23 Martin, A–Moz ...... 86

Reel 24 Mt. Holyoke–New York: H ...... 90

Reel 25 New York: I–Paz...... 93

Reel 26 Pea–Queen’s College...... 96

iv Reel 27 Raa–Rosenberg, Anna M...... 100

Reel 28 Sam Rosenman–Seil...... 104

Reel 29 Segovia, Louis–Stas...... 107

Reel 30 State Department–Thompson, L...... 111

Reel 31 Thompson, Geraldine (Mrs. Lewis)–Vim...... 114

Reel 32 Village Temple–Williams, E ...... 118

Reel 33 Williams, Aubrey–Zuckerman, Irving ...... 121

Principal Correspondents Index ...... 125 Subject Index ...... 151

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

LexisNexis filmed The Papers of Eleanor Roosevelt, 1945–1952, Part 2: General Correspondence, 1948–1949, from holdings at the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library in Hyde Park, New York. In addition to correspondence, the collection includes reports, newspaper and periodical clippings, poetry, musical scores, and short stories. The documents are organized by year, and folders within each year are broken into brief alphabetical ranges, resulting in over three thousand folders on thirty-three reels of film. Reels one through eight and part of nine contain correspondence from 1948, and reels nine through thirty-three contain the bulk of the correspondence from 1949. Correspondents include members of the Harry S. Truman administration and other government officials, especially from the Department of State, Charl Ormond Williams, Walter White, Helen Gahagan Douglas, Trygve Lie, Madam Chiang Kai-shek, Henry Morgenthau Jr., and members of the Roosevelt family. Most correspondents, however, were ordinary men and women simply seeking an audience with one of the most influential women of their time. Eleanor Roosevelt’s work as a U.S. delegate to the United Nations (UN) constitutes one of the major topics in this collection. Eleanor Roosevelt (ER) was not only a delegate to the UN, but she also served on the UN Human Rights Commission (UNHR), which had the task of drafting a Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Due to ER’s UN work, she received many letters related to the UN and world government. Many individuals expressed gratitude and admiration to ER for undertaking this task on behalf of the United States and the world. Not all of the correspondence, however, was favorable. ER often received letters critical of her work, the UNHR, and the declaration on which they worked. The following ER response to one critic of her UN work is typical: “It seems to me more practical to try to make the UN work as well as possible, learning constantly by association more about each other. In the long run your ideal [of world federalism] may be possible of attainment” (Reel 17, Frame 0622). The subjects of world government and world peace occupied the thoughts of many ER correspondents. Many sent her ideas for attaining both, while other correspondents criticized her for her personal associations, such as with the Americans for Democratic Action (ADA) and her stance on issues relating to the Soviet Union and Spain, which they felt would lead to war and not peace. Roosevelt’s UN work made her a very public figure worldwide and thus a recipient of letters not only from men and women in the United States but from abroad as well. Most of the foreign correspondence relates to refugees, immigration, and obtaining passports and visas. Correspondents believed that ER’s work on the UNHR gave her a special position in which to broker a passport for their immigration or give them a voice for human rights abuses. Since the time period in this collection falls not long after the end of World War II, the subject of immigration and refugees is quite extensive. Again because of the close proximity to World War II, ER also received documents from the International Refugee Organization (IRO) detailing their work in postwar Europe. The last few hundred frames on Reel 19, for example, contain quarterly and yearly reports from the Child Search Branch of the International Tracing Service of the IRO. The reports contain information on attempts to register unaccompanied children in Allied occupied zones in Germany and reunite them with their families and relatives, if possible. The report chronicles the process of registering children, compiling as much information on them as possible, and locating relatives in the countries of Europe. A fair vii number of documents are in German, French, Polish, and other European languages. The last folder on Reel 19 also contains a report on the Lebensborn program of Nazi leader Heinrich Himmler. The report details the program’s origins, organizational structure, and activities such as “Germanizing” children and kidnapping “racially pure” children from alien nations. The folder further contains copies and translations of original Nazi documents detailing policies on children, orphaned or otherwise, from places such as Poland, specifically Lidice, and how they will be placed with German families and re- educated. The documents discuss the fact that children were first examined to determine if they were “racially desirable” and then were placed in homes or camps depending on the outcome of that determination. Letters from U.S. men and women deal mostly with domestic issues such as U.S.- Soviet relations, ER’s charity and philanthropic work, poems and tributes written about Franklin D. Roosevelt, civil rights and race relations, and requests for obtaining employment, both governmental and private. Dovetailing with the issue of employment is that of financial assistance and personal income. Correspondents often asked ER for monetary donations due to financial hardships. ER donated time and money to numerous charitable organizations, such as the Wiltwyck School for Boys, an interracial school for troubled youth in New York; but she still occasionally sent personal donations to individuals or more often attempted to direct them to other resources. The church and state debate is one domestic issue that takes center stage in this collection. The Catholic Church, and Francis Cardinal Spellman in particular, called for federal aid to parochial schools and the use of school buses for children attending those schools. ER opposed this idea and was a strong supporter of separation of church and state. Spellman harshly criticized her as being anti-Catholic. Many documents in this collection deal with the overall debate, Spellman’s response to ER, and ER’s personal stance. She received nearly universal support, even from Catholics, with only slight criticism of her stance. The folders containing correspondence from Charl Ormond Williams hold a great deal of material on this topic (see Reel 9, Frame 0001 and Reel 33, Frames 0013 and 0202). ER’s personal life was just as full as her public life. Her time away from the UN was often spent traveling around the United States and abroad in order to participate in speaking engagements. Large portions of this collection deal with attempts to have ER appear for certain groups, and many of these appeals include lengthy documents explaining the nature of the engagement. ER also had a radio program with her daughter Anna Roosevelt Boettiger and completed her book This I Remember during 1948 and 1949. Due to ER’s frequent speaking and radio appearances, she received many letters asking her to participate in contests or to serve as an honorary member of organizational boards. One correspondent, for example, sent ER information on the Voice of Democracy radio contest for junior and senior high school students in North Carolina hoping that ER would consent to being a judge for the contest. The documents highlight previous winners of the contest, including a picture and short biography of a 14-year-old Charles Kurault (Reel 32, Frame 0081). When not traveling or working for the UN, ER sought refuge in her Hyde Park, New York, home. But this solitude was often interrupted by visitors, both invited and not, as well as personal work that she was asked to do. Publishing companies, for example, often sent her unpublished manuscripts for review. Harper & Brothers sent her the galleys for Irwin Ross’s Strategy for Liberals, which can be found on Reel 28. Harper & Brothers hoped to use ER’s comments on the book’s dust jacket. As can be seen, Eleanor Roosevelt had many public and private associations. She was constantly called on to give her opinion on domestic and foreign situations, which she always did in a caring but firm manner. The following is one example of her response to a correspondent: “We are extremely fortunate to be living in America and viii our good fortune gives us a responsibility as citizens in the leading Democracy of the world. The eyes of the world are on us and as we make our democracy work, we will encourage those who long for freedom. We must fight discrimination and intolerance and learn to look upon people as individuals and not as belonging to any race, nationality or religion. We, in the United States, have much to be proud of, some things to be ashamed of and every opportunity to improve and progress” (Reel 21, Frames 0572– 0573). More on Eleanor Roosevelt can be found in the following collections from LexisNexis: The Papers of Eleanor Roosevelt, 1933–1945; The Papers of Eleanor Roosevelt, 1945–1952, Part 1: General Correspondence, 1945–1947; The Papers of Eleanor Roosevelt, 1945–1962, Part 1: United Nations Correspondence and Publications and Part 2: United Nations Human Rights Commission Correspondence and Papers; and Documentary History of the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidency, Volume 20: Eleanor Roosevelt, The Role of the First Lady. Documents exploring women’s roles in politics may be found in Papers of the League of Women Voters, 1918–1974, and The National Woman’s Party Papers. Collections covering the cold war include Confidential U.S. State Department Files, Map Room Messages of President Truman (1945–1946), and President Harry S. Truman’s Office Files, 1945–1953.

SOURCE NOTE

LexisNexis microfilmed this collection from the Eleanor Roosevelt Papers, Part II: April 5, 1945–1964, General Correspondence File, 1945–1962, Series 1945–1952, in the custody of the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, Hyde Park, New York.

EDITORIAL NOTE

This microform collection consists of a wide variety of correspondence received by Eleanor Roosevelt during the post–White House years. The General Correspondence File consists primarily of incoming correspondence except for a small quantity of carbon copies of outgoing correspondence. In general, carbon copies were not kept for every typed outgoing letter nor were copies made of outgoing handwritten material. The General Correspondence File is subdivided into three chronological series: 1945–1952, 1953–1956, and 1957–1962. The file folders of correspondence in each series are arranged in alphabetical order, with the individual documents in chronological order within each folder. LexisNexis has microfilmed all of the documents dated 1948 through 1949 within each alphabetically arranged folder in the 1945–1952 series as The Eleanor Roosevelt Papers from the FDR Library, General Correspondence, Part 2: 1948–1949. A small number of documents outside the 1948–1949 time frame have been microfilmed. These are primarily responses or follow-up letters to earlier correspondence and have been included in an effort to provide the researcher with a complete record on a specific topic or action.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

UPA would like to acknowledge the assistance and cooperation of the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library in Hyde Park, New York. Raymond Teichman and his staff were most helpful and patient in providing the support necessary for completion of this microform. Their efforts are greatly appreciated.

ABBREVIATIONS

The following abbreviations are used three or more times in this guide.

ABA American Bar Association

ADA Americans for Democratic Action

AFPH American Federation of the Physically Handicapped

AFSC American Friends Service Committee

ECA Economic Cooperation Administration

ER Eleanor Roosevelt

FBI Federal Bureau of Investigation

FDR Franklin D. Roosevelt

ILGWU International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union

IRO International Refugee Organization

KKK Ku Klux Klan

NAACP National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization

NCNW National Council of Negro Women

POWs Prisoners of War

UDHR Universal Declaration of Human Rights

UK United Kingdom

UN United Nations

UNESCO United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization

UNGA United Nations General Assembly

UNHRC United Nations Human Rights Commission

xiii UNICEF United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund

USO United Service Organizations

USSR Union of Soviet Socialist Republics

WHO World Health Organization

xiv REEL INDEX

The following is a listing of the folders comprising The Papers of Eleanor Roosevelt, 1945– 1952, Part 2: General Correspondence, 1948–1949. The four-digit number on the far left is the frame at which the particular file folder begins. This is followed by the file title and the date(s) on the file. Substantive issues are highlighted under the heading Major Topics, as are prominent correspondents under the heading Principal Correspondents. Major Topics and Principal Correspondents are listed in the order in which they appear on the film, and each is listed only once per folder. All entries listed as ER refer to Eleanor Roosevelt.

Reel 1

Frame No. Correspondence, 1948 0001 Abi–Acha [1948]. Major Topic: Italian colonies. Principal Correspondent: H. Stanley Jevons. 0006 Ackerman–Adam, 1948–1952. 0008 Adamson–Ae, 1948–1953. 0011 Ala–Alb [1948]. 0013 Alexandra–Alleg [1948]. 0015 Alexander [April 1948]. Major Topic: FDR. Principal Correspondent: H. G. L. Alexander. 0019 Allen [1948]. Major Topic: Judge Marion Harron. Principal Correspondent: Florence E. Allen. 0032 Alli–Als [1948]. Major Topic: Art. Principal Correspondent: Frank H. Alston Jr. 0035 American Association for the UN, 1948–1949. Major Topics: Palestine crisis; UN; security; human rights. Principal Correspondents: Eve Bates; Clark M. Eichelberger. 0089 American: Cab–Cro [1948]. Major Topics: American Council for a Democratic Greece; human rights. Principal Correspondent: M. Mandelenakis. 0101 American Committee for Yugoslav Relief, 1946–1948. Major Topic: Subversive activities.

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0106 American: Fo–H [November 1948]. 0108 American Friends Service Committee [June 1948]. 0113 American Library Association, 1948–1952. 0116 Americans for Democratic Action (ADA), 1947–March 1949. Major Topics: Political parties; elections; Harry S. Truman. Principal Correspondents: James Loeb Jr.; H. H. Brummall. 0128 Americans for Democratic Action (ADA), 1949–1952. 0132 Anderson, A.–Anderson, M. [February 1948]. Major Topic: FDR. 0135 Anderwold–Anoc [1948]. Major Topic: FDR. 0140 Ans–Aq [1948]. Major Topics: Declaration of the Women of 1948 to the Women of 2048; children. Principal Correspondent: Susan B. Anthony II. 0147 Ara–Ari [1948]. Major Topic: FDR. Principal Correspondent: Antonio Arcella. 0154 Ark–Arm [1948]. Major Topics: POWs; war relief. 0162 Arn–Arr [1948]. Major Topics: UN; nonviolence; United World Federalists, Inc. Principal Correspondent: Joseph R. Arnold. 0173 Ask–Asu [1948]. Major Topic: UN. 0183 At [1948]. Major Topic: Athens College. 0190 Attlee, Clement and Violet, 1948–1952. 0193 Auerbach, Beatrice, 1948–1952. 0195 Ba–Bae, 1945–1952. Major Topics: Palestine; minority groups. Principal Correspondent: Lydia T. Bacon. 0203 Bag–Bai, 1945–1952. Major Topics: Immigration; multiracial war orphans. Principal Correspondents: Mariam Bagdasarian; Alma E. Bailey. 0221 Bak, 1945–1952. 0223 Bal, 1945–1952. Major Topic: Human rights. 0235 Balassa, Alice, 1948–1951. Major Topics: Obscenity and pornography; communism; human rights; Henry A. Wallace. Principal Correspondent: Alice Hussey Balassa.

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0254 Balokovic, Zlatko and Joyce, 1946–1948. Major Topics: American Committee for Yugoslav Relief; subversive activities; communism. Principal Correspondent: Zlatko Balokovic. 0266 Bap–Bar, 1945–1952. Major Topic: Art exhibit. Principal Correspondent: B. A. Barkai. 0272 Barkley, Alben, 1947–1950. 0274 Barm–Baro, 1945–1952. Major Topic: St. James Methodist Church (Chicago). 0280 Baruch, Bernard, 1945–1952. Major Topics: Marshall Plan; nuclear weapons; U.S.–USSR relations. Principal Correspondents: Thomas C. Blaisdell Jr.; Bernard M. Baruch. 0293 Baruch, Herman, 1948–1949. Principal Correspondent: Herman B. Baruch. 0300 Bas–Bat [1948]. Major Topics: Communism; Yugoslavia. Principal Correspondent: Mark Basic. 0322 Bates, Sanford, 1948–1951. 0326 Bau–Bay [1948]. 0329 Beb–Beh [1948]. 0334 Bei–Bel [1948]. Major Topic: FDR. 0341 Bem–Benj, 1945–1952. Major Topics: Benefit Shoe Foundation; shoe industry. 0350 Benn–Ben, Y. [1948]. Major Topic: Polio. Principal Correspondent: Mabel Bennett. 0363 Ber–Berl [1948]. Major Topic: Passports and visas. Principal Correspondent: Rene J. Bergamin. 0369 Berger, A–Z [1948]. 0378 Berger, Marie, 1947–1950. Principal Correspondent: Marie Berger. 0386 Berm–Bert [1948]. 0399 Bernhard, Prince, 1948–1950. Major Topic: Travel. Principal Correspondent: Prince Bernhard of Switzerland. 0407 Bes–Bey [March 1948].

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0410 Bethune, Mary M., 1946–1952. Major Topic: NCNW. Principal Correspondent: Mary McLeod Bethune. 0414 Billikopf, Jacob, 1948–1950. Major Topic: Mary Church Terrell. Principal Correspondent: Jacob Billikopf. 0419 Bin–Bj [1948]. Major Topics: College admissions; merchant marines. 0428 Bingham, Barry, 1948–1952. Major Topics: Public housing; Caroline Shirley. Principal Correspondent: Barry Bingham. 0435 Black–Blak [1948]. Major Topics: FDR; Elizabeth Rose Black. 0443 Black, Ruby, 1945–1952. Major Topic: Holidays. Principal Correspondent: Ruby Black. 0448 Blain–Blay [1948]. 0457 Ble–Blo [1948]. Major Topics: Books and bookselling; U.S.–USSR relations; world peace; Ray Sprigle; civil rights. Principal Correspondents: Bruce Bliven; William Block. 0480 Bn–Bog [1948]. 0485 Boh–Bon [1948]. Major Topics: FDR; human rights. Principal Correspondents: Dorothea Bolton; Fred W. Bond. 0498 Bonnet, Henri, 1947–1951. 0501 Boo–Bor [1948]. Major Topic: Gifts and donations. Principal Correspondent: Sylvia Boonshaft. 0510 Bos–Bou [1948]. Major Topic: Ernie Pyle. 0516 Bov–Bow [1948]. Major Topic: Travel. Principal Correspondent: Letuce Bowlby. 0521 Bowes-Lyon, David, 1947–1948. 0524 Bowles, Chester, 1947–1952. Major Topics: Elections; political parties; UN. Principal Correspondent: Chester Bowles. 0537 Box–Boz [1948]. 0541 Bran–Braz [1947–1948]. Major Topics: General Rodney Smith; employment; syrups and sweeteners. Principal Correspondent: Harry Brandt.

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0564 Brazil [1948]. 0574 Bre [1948]. 0582 Bri [1948]. Major Topics: Education; China-Thailand relations. 0593 British [1948]. 0597 Broa–Bruo [1948]. Major Topics: Libraries; cosmetics. Principal Correspondents: Joseph Broadman; Sara Broch. 0625 Brooklyn [1948]. Major Topic: Brooklyn Free Musical Society. Principal Correspondent: Dmitry Dobkin. 0635 Brooks, A–Z [1948]. Major Topics: Theater; employment. Principal Correspondent: Walter H. Brooks. 0641 Brop–Broy [1948]. Major Topics: Communism; Henry A. Wallace; government-citizen relations; presidential term limits. Principal Correspondents: Mary E. Brophy; Robert E. Browne. 0650 Brown, A–K [1948]. Major Topics: Polio; hospital dedication. Principal Correspondent: Horace Brown. 0657 Brown Babies, 1948–1949. Major Topic: Adoption. 0662 Brown, L–W [1948]. Major Topic: Christianity. Principal Correspondent: Rita Carver Brown 0697 Bru [1948]. 0700 Bry [1948]. Major Topics: Compulsory military service; Bryn Mawr College; awards, medals, and prizes. 0714 Bua–Buf [1948]. 0716 Buba, Joy and Margaret, 1946–1948. 0719 Bug–Buri [1948]. Major Topic: Employment. Principal Correspondent: Virgil W. Burgess. 0728 Burnh–Burz [1948]. 0730 Bus–Butler [1948]. 0736 Buto–By [1948]. Major Topic: Employment. Principal Correspondent: Walter E. Byrnes. 0743 Byrd, Richard E., 1947–1949.

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0747 Cab–Cald [1948]. 0751 Campbell [1948]. 0754 Can [1948, 1951]. Major Topic: Cancer. 0763 Cap [1948]. Major Topics: John Anglin; music education; Veterans Administration; race relations. Principal Correspondent: Galen Starr Ross. 0779 Cara–Cari [1948]. Major Topics: Educational exchanges; teachers. Principal Correspondent: Howland H. Sargeant. 0787 Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 1948–1951. Major Topic: UN. Principal Correspondent: Anne Winslow. 0804 Carter [1948]. 0809 Carl [1948]. 0813 Caro–Carp [1948]. 0815 Carr–Cars [1948]. Major Topic: Mahatma Gandhi. Principal Correspondent: Fred D. Carrington. 0821 Cart–Cary [1948]. 0823 Casa–Cast [1948]. Major Topics: UN; nuclear weapons; human rights. Principal Correspondent: Virginia Case. 0839 Cata–Catu [1948]. 0849 Cau–Cer [1948]. 0855 Ces–Cham [1947–1948]. 0863 Chan–Chang [1948]. Major Topics: Truxtun-Decatur Naval Museum; photography. Principal Correspondents: Douglas Chandor; Ina Chandor. 0876 Chanl–Chap [1949]. 0878 Char–Chat [1948]. Major Topic: Therese Casgrain. 0892 Chau–Chew [1948]. 0897 Chia–Child [1948]. Major Topics: Radio; mass media; economic policy. Principal Correspondents: Cushman McGiffert; LeCount Chichester. 0934 Chiang Kai-shek (Madam) [1948]. Major Topic: Gifts and donations. Principal Correspondent: Mayling Soong Chiang.

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0938 Children(s) [1948]. Major Topic: Child Care Center Parents’ Association of New York, Inc. 0951 Chile–Chin [1948]. Major Topics: Students; U.S.-China relations; Chinese Students’ Christian Association; public opinion polls. Principal Correspondent: Marshall S. Carter. 0983 Chre–Christian [1948]. Major Topic: Race relations. Principal Correspondent: L. C. Christian. 0999 Christian (organizations)–Chun [1948].

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0001 Chur–Cim [1948]. Major Topics: Church World Service; gifts and donations; prisoners; Archbishop Aloysius Stepinac. Principal Correspondents: Robbins W. Barstow; Adolph Cianchetti. 0020 Churchill, Winston S. and Sarah, 1945–1952. 0022 Cio–City [1948]. 0025 Citizens’ Committee on Children of New York City, Inc., 1947–1950. 0029 Citizens Committee on Displaced Persons [1948–1949]. Major Topic: Refugees. Principal Correspondents: Earl G. Harrison; William S. Bernard 0036 Civic–Clap [1948]. Major Topics: Civil Service system; Philadelphia Post Office. Principal Correspondent: Rachel H. Flowers. 0039 Clar–Clem [1948]. Major Topics: Community development; speeches and addresses. Principal Correspondents: Marguerite Johnson Clayton; Lucille Clemans. 0051 Clark, A–J [1948]. 0054 Clark, L–Z [1948]. Major Topics: Subversive activities; communism; legislation. Principal Correspondent: Tom C. Clark. 0077 Clay, General Lucius D., 1948–1950. Major Topic: Travel. 0081 Clemens, Cyril, 1947–1952. Major Topic: FDR. Principal Correspondent: Cyril Clemens. 0088 Clement–Cli [1948–1949]. 0106 Cockrell, Ewing, 1948–1951. Major Topics: United States Federation of Justice; world peace. Principal Correspondent: Ewing Cockrell.

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0117 Cohen, Benjamin, 1948–1952. 0121 Cole [1948]. 0125 Coles–Coli [1948]. Major Topics: Employment; USO. Principal Correspondent: Leslie E. Coles. 0140 Coll–Collin [1948]. 0146 Collier, Fred, 1945–1952. 0151 Collins, Mary Love, 1945–1952. 0157 Collis–Comme [1948]. 0163 Columbia, A–Z [1948]. 0165 Columbia University, 1947–1952. Major Topic: Speeches and addresses. Principal Correspondent: Russell Potter. 0171 Comm–Coms [1948]. Major Topic: POWs. Principal Correspondent: Charles H. Boss Jr. 0176 Conf–Conl [1948]. 0180 Cook–Coon [1948]. Major Topic: Democracy. Principal Correspondent: Alta M. Cook. 0195 Cooke, Morris L., 1946–1952. Major Topic: Conservation of natural resources. Principal Correspondent: Morris L. Cooke. 0199 Cooper [1948]. 0203 Cooperative–Core [1948]. 0208 Cori–Corp [1948]. Major Topic: Alternative medicine. Principal Correspondent: Roswell F. Cormey. 0213 Corr–Cot [1948]. Major Topics: Correction Officers Benevolent Association; wages and salaries. Principal Correspondent: Richard J. Walsh. 0232 Cosmopolitan Club, 1948–1952. 0235 Costos Florist, 1948–1952. 0238 Couch–Couz [1948]. Major Topic: Communism. 0249 Council, A–Z [1948]. 0252 Cou–Coy [1948].

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0266 Cra–Cre [1948]. Major Topics: Elections; Daughters of the American Revolution; racial discrimination. Principal Correspondents: Alliston Cragg; Mrs. Don W. Cravens. 0281 Craig, May, 1948–1952. Major Topic: FDR. Principal Correspondent: May Craig. 0287 Cri–Crop [1948]. Major Topics: Youth; communism; Groton School. Principal Correspondents: Isobel Cripps; John Crocker. 0315 Cropley, Ralph E., “Doc,” 1945–1952. Major Topic: Travel. Principal Correspondent: Ralph E. Cropley. 0321 Cros–Croz [1948]. 0323 Cru–Cry [1948]. 0332 Cum–Cup [1948]. Major Topics: Gifts and donations; Africa. Principal Correspondent: Constance Cummings-John. 0344 Cura–Curry [1948]. Major Topics: House Committee on Un-American Activities; communism; Elizabeth Bentley; A. G. Silverman. Principal Correspondent: Lauchlin Currie. 0359 Curt–Cz [1948]. 0369 Cutter, Margaret, 1948–1951. 0373 D–Dah [1948]. 0377 Dabbagh, Wadad M., 1948. Major Topics: Arab-Israeli relations; Palestine; human rights. Principal Correspondent: Wadad M. Dabbagh. 0387 Dai–Dam [1948]. 0392 Dan [1948]. Major Topics: British Institute for Political Research; human rights. Principal Correspondent: Elma Dangerfield. 0403 Daniels, Jonathan and Josephus, 1946–1951. Major Topics: North American Negro Folklore Center; gifts and donations. Principal Correspondent: Jonathan Daniels. 0425 Dar–Das [1948]. 0427 Darlan, Alain, 1947–1949. 0429 Dat–Dav [1948]. 0431 Davis, A–H [1948]. Major Topic: Medical education. Principal Correspondent: Franklin Davis. 0442 Davis, J–W [1948].

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0445 Davis, Jerome, 1946–1952. 0451 Daw–Day [1948]. Major Topics: Freedom of the press; Germany; newspapers. Principal Correspondent: Allan Dawson. 0480 Dea–Deb [1948]. Major Topic: Prevention of war. Principal Correspondent: Felice G. de Buda. 0490 Dec–Deg [1948]. Major Topics: Handicapped; gifts and donations. Principal Correspondent: John De Graff. 0502 Decker, Clarence, 1948–1949. Major Topics: Speeches and addresses; University of Kansas City; books and bookselling. Principal Correspondent: Clarence R. Decker. 0528 DeHousse, Fernand, 1948–1950. 0531 De Laboulaye, Marie and Andri, 1948–1952. 0540 Delandre, Robert, 1948–1951. 0547 Delc–Dely [1948]. 0553 Delta Kappa Gamma, 1948–1952. Major Topics: Honorary membership in Delta Kappa Gamma; education. Principal Correspondent: Gladys L. Mersereau. 0582 Dem–Den [1948]. Major Topics: Democracy; communism; educational exchanges; Liberia. Principal Correspondent: H. Wilmot Dennis Sr. 0605 Democratic Defender, 1948–1949. Major Topic: FDR. Principal Correspondent: Tom Boyle. 0632 Democratic National Committee, 1946–1952. Major Topic: Democratic Women’s Day. Principal Correspondent: India Edwards. 0636 Derby, Earl of, 1946, 1948. Major Topic: Monuments and memorials. 0641 Des–Det [1948]. Major Topic: Employment. Principal Correspondent: George de Ster. 0647 Deu–Dev [1948]. Major Topics: Radio; This Is Your FBI (show #7); crime and criminals; espionage. 0684 Dewson, Mary “Molly,” 1945–1952. 0688 Dexter, Louise, 1947–1948. Major Topics: Communism; Henry A. Wallace; Marshall Plan; Nazi Germany; Harry S. Truman; U.S.–USSR relations. Principal Correspondent: Nina C. Dexter.

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0730 Dia–Dic [1948]. 0736 Did–Dil [1948]. 0743 Dm–Dim [1948]. Major Topics: Passports and visas; refugees. 0757 Dolgorouky, Stephanie, 1947–1952. 0762 Don [1948]. 0766 Doo–Dov [1948]. 0774 Doubleday and Company, Inc., 1948–1952. Major Topics: Books and bookselling; The Lincoln Papers. Principal Correspondent: Ken McCormick. 0784 Douglas, Helen G. and Melvin, 1947–1952. Principal Correspondent: Helen Gahagan Douglas. 0791 Douglas, William O., 1947–1952. Major Topic: FDR. Principal Correspondent: William O. Douglas. 0807 Dr [1948]. 0809 Draper, Dr. George, 1945–1950. 0811 Dreier, Mary, 1948–1951. 0814 Ds–Duc [1948]. Major Topics: UN; NAACP. Principal Correspondent: W. E. B. DuBois. 0817 Dubinsky, David, 1945–1952. Major Topic: Gifts and donations. 0822 Dud–Duk [1948]. 0825 Duffy, Mary, 1947–1949. Major Topic: Elections. Principal Correspondent: Mary Alma Duffy. 0836 Dulles, John Foster, 1947–1952. 0844 Dunne, Emmaline, 1948–1952. Major Topic: Writers and writing. Principal Correspondent: Emmaline B. Dunne. 0856 Dup–Dus [1948]. 0861 Dut–Dy [1948]. Major Topic: Higher education. Principal Correspondent: Hilda Dyches. 0870 Dutchess County, 1949–1952. Major Topic: Dutchess County Philharmonic Orchestra. Principal Correspondent: Marta Milinsioski.

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0875 Ea–Eas [1948]. Major Topic: Sovereignty. Principal Correspondent: Fred Eastman. 0888 Ebony, 1948–1952. Major Topic: Gifts and donations. 0896 EC [1948]. Major Topic: Opti-Mrs. Clubs. Principal Correspondent: Dee M. Eckrich. 0903 Eckrich, Dee M., 1948–1949. Major Topics: Opti-Mrs. Clubs; awards, medals, and prizes. Principal Correspondent: Dee M. Eckrich. 0917 ED–EDG [1948]. 0923 Edi–Ef [1948]. 0933 Eg–Eic [1948]. 0941 Eid–Ek [1948]. 0944 Eisenhower, Dwight D., 1947–1952. 0947 El–Eik [1948]. 0951 Eliot, Martha, 1947–1951. 0954 Elizabeth II, Great Britain, 1947–1952. Major Topic: Gifts and donations. Principal Correspondent: Elizabeth II. 0958 Elizabeth, Queen Mother, Great Britain, 1946–1952. 0961 Ell–Elw [1948]. 0970 Ely, Gertrude, 1948–1952. Major Topic: Speeches and addresses. 0975 EM [1948]. 0981 EN [1948]. Major Topic: Encyclopedia Americana. Principal Correspondent: Lavinia Dudley. 0999 English-Speaking Union, 1948–1952.

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0001 EP [1948]. Major Topics: International law; hostages. Principal Correspondent: Elisabeth Epstein. 0012 ER [1948]. 0015 ES–ET [1948]. Major Topics: Harlem, N.Y.; Roosevelt family.

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0024 Eu–Evans [1948]. 0027 Evant–Ez [1948]. Major Topic: Nonviolence. 0042 Ewing, Oscar, 1948–1952. Major Topics: Radio; National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week; public health; David Harding, Counter-Spy. Principal Correspondent: Oscar R. Ewing. 0102 Fai–Fan [1948]. 0104 [Fala] 1946–1952. Major Topic: Books and bookselling. Principal Correspondent: Jean Stewart. 0111 Far–Farr [1948]. 0121 Farley: A–Z [1948]. 0126 Fars–Fay [1948]. Major Topics: House Committee on Un-American Activities; human rights; Joint Anti- Fascist Refugee Committee. Principal Correspondent: Herzel H. E. Plaine. 0136 [Fayerweather] Margaret, 1945–1951. Major Topic: Births. Principal Correspondent: Margaret Fayerweather. 0150 Fe–Fed [1948]. Major Topics: Human rights; POWs. 0165 Fee–Fek [1948]. 0168 Fel–Felt [1948]. Major Topic: Conscientious objectors. Principal Correspondent: A. J. Muste. 0175 Ferb–Fern [1948]. Major Topics: Publishers and publishing; polio. Principal Correspondent: Rie Ferinja. 0198 Fill–Fio [1948]. 0201 Fir–Fix [1948]. 0204 [Fisher] [1948]. Major Topics: Dorothy Canfield Fisher; Nobel Prize for Literature. 0212 [Fitzpatrick] [1948]. 0215 Flamm, Irving H., 1947–1952. Major Topics: U.S.–USSR relations; propaganda. Principal Correspondent: Irving H. Flamm. 0241 Fle [1948]. Major Topics: FDR; UN. Principal Correspondents: Harry Rivers Fletcher; Virginia Fletcher. 0250 Fleeson, Doris, 1947–1952.

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0254 Fli–Fly [1948]. Major Topic: Writers and writing. 0262 [Flynn] [1947–1948]. 0269 Flynn, Edward J., 1945–1951. 0271 Fo–Foo [1948]. 0275 For–Fork [1948]. 0282 Foreign Policy Association, 1945–1952. 0285 Form–Fors [1948]. Major Topic: Dolls. Principal Correspondent: Diana S. Forman. 0297 Forrestal, James, 1945–1949. 0299 Fort–Foz [1948]. 0306 Frankl–Fraz [1947–1948]. Major Topic: Courts-martial and courts of inquiry. Principal Correspondent: Mrs. Dennis W. Frasher. 0312 [FDR] [Organizations and Institutions] 1945–1952. Major Topic: Monuments and memorials. 0323 [FDR Library] 1945–1949. Major Topics: Employment; educational research; Encampment for Citizenship. Principal Correspondents: Edgar B. Nixon; Fred W. Shipman; Martin P. Claussen; Algernon S. Black. 0369 Fred–Free [1948]. 0377 Frei–Frey [1948]. 0385 Freemont–Smith, MD, Frank, 1947–1950. Major Topics: WHO approval; mental health and illness. Principal Correspondent: Frank Fremont-Smith. 0397 Fri–Frit [1948]. 0400 [Friedgood, Harry B.] 1948–1952. Major Topic: Teacher education. Principal Correspondent: Harry B. Friedgood. 0409 Fro–Fry [1948]. Major Topic: Georgia Warm Springs Foundation. 0420 Fu–Fy [1948]. 0431 Furman, Bess, 1947–1952. 0435 Gaf–Gale [1948]. 0439 Gali–Gam [1948]. 0441 Garm–Gat [1948]. Major Topic: Compulsory military service. 0455 Garrigue, Katharine, 1948–1952.

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0458 Gau–Geh [1948]. Major Topic: Nonviolence. Principal Correspondent: Joseph J. Gedeon. 0469 Gei–Gen [1948]. 0473 Gellhorn, Martha, ca.1945–1952. Major Topics: Travel; communism; House Committee on Un-American Activities. Principal Correspondent: Martha Gellhorn. 0483 Geo–Gere [1948]. Major Topics: George Washington University; gifts and donations. 0489 George VI, 1945–1952. 0493 Gh–Gig [1948]. Major Topics: Alaskan Natives; land ownership and rights; holidays. Principal Correspondent: Millard D. Gibbs. 0507 Gila–Gile [1948]. Major Topic: FDR. Principal Correspondent: Arthur L. Gilbert. 0518 Gild–Gilv [1948]. 0520 Gim–Giz [1948]. Major Topic: FDR. Principal Correspondent: Charles G. Girelius. 0536 Girl Scouts, 1948–1952. 0539 Gla–Gly [1947–1948]. Major Topic: Refugees; passports and visas; citizenship; human rights. Principal Correspondents: Ferdinand Glatzel; James L. Glenn. 0559 God–Goi [1948]. 0566 Gogate, Rajaram V., 1947–1950. 0571 Gold–Golde [1948]. 0579 Golden, John, 1947–1952. Major Topic: Theater. Principal Correspondent: John Golden. 0584 Goldf–Goldr [1948]. 0588 Golds–Golt [1948]. Major Topic: Passports and visas. Principal Correspondent: Lotte Goldsmith. 0599 Gom–Goo [1948–1949]. 0611 Good, Ann Campbell, 1946–1952. 0614 Goodwill Industries, 1947–1951. 0619 Goodwin, Clarence, 1948. Major Topics: Robert H. Jackson; elections. Principal Correspondent: Clarence N. Goodwin.

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0634 Gor [1948]. 0638 Gowrie, Zara, 1947–1951. 0643 Grab–Grand [1948]. Major Topic: Employment. Principal Correspondent: Irma W. Grafious. 0651 Gray, A–Z [1948]. Major Topic: Books and bookselling. 0659 Grea–Greenb [1948]. Major Topics: Great Books Foundation; books and bookselling. Principal Correspondent: Helen Fried Joseph. 0677 Green, Theodore, 1948–1952. Major Topic: Robert A. Taft. Principal Correspondent: Theodore Francis Green. 0685 Greenwood, Lady M., 1948–1951. 0693 Greer–Grez [1948]. Major Topic: Gifts and donations. Principal Correspondent: Kurt Grenzel. 0715 Grib–Grif [1948]. 0724 Grig–Gros [1948]. Major Topic: Civil rights. Principal Correspondent: B. J. Grigsby. 0734 Grolier Society, 1946–1950. 0736 Grosse–Gru [1948]. Major Topics: Photography; psychiatry. Principal Correspondents: F. B. Grothoff; William C. Menninger. 0750 Gs–Gul [1948]. 0761 Guerdan, Leon, 1948–1949. 0764 Gugler, Eric, 1946–1948. Major Topics: Monuments and memorials; Castle Clinton. Principal Correspondent: Eric Gugler. 0772 Gum–Gur [1948]. 0778 Gurewitsch, David and Edna, 1947–1952. Major Topics: Travel; Paris, France; tuberculosis. Principal Correspondent: David Gurewitsch. 0823 Gus–Gy [1948]. Major Topic: FDR. Principal Correspondents: Jo Guy; Mrs. Raymond Guy. 0842 Had–Hah [1948]. 0848 Hahn, Byron, 1948–1952. Principal Correspondent: Byron Hahn.

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0857 Hall–Halt [1948]. 0859 Ham–Haml [1948]. 0866 Hambley, Littleton, 1948. Major Topics: Employment; Littleton Hambley; civil service system. 0884 Hamlin, Mrs. Charles, 1948–1952. 0891 Hamm–Hamr [1948]. 0896 Hana–Hanl [1947–1948]. Major Topic: Travel. Principal Correspondent: Ernst Hanfstaengl. 0905 Hann–Hans [1948]. 0909 Hap–Hare [1948]. Major Topic: Greece. 0924 Harf–Harn [1948]. 0929 Harris–Harry [1948]. 0932 Harris, A–Z [1948]. Major Topics: Photography; Harris-Ewing Photographic News Service. Principal Correspondent: Mary J. Kelleher. 0945 Harrison, Florence, 1948–1951. 0949 Harrison, Gil, 1947–1949. Major Topics: Employment; Gil Harrison; Harvard University Salzburg Seminar program. 0976 Harron, Marion, 1948–1952. Major Topics: Civil service appointment; Judge Marion Harron. 0984 Hars–Harw [1948]. Major Topics: U.S.–USSR relations; communism; FDR; Marshall Plan. Principal Correspondents: J. F. Hart; Marjorie Hartman.

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0001 Has–Hat [1948]. 0007 Hassett, William, 1945–1952. 0013 Hau–Haw [1948]. 0015 Hax–Haz [1948]. Major Topic: Conscientious objectors. 0020 Heck–Hein [1948]. 0022 Heis–Hel [1948]. 0026 Hem–Henn [1948].

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0030 Henderson, E. B. (D.C. Public Schools), 1948–1952. Major Topics: Civil rights; racial discrimination. Principal Correspondent: E. B. Henderson. 0042 Hendrick, James P. and Family, 1947–1952. Major Topic: UNHRC. Principal Correspondent: James P. Hendrick. 0057 Henr–Hep [1948]. 0060 Hera–Hern [1948]. 0064 Herr–Herz [1948]. 0068 Hes–Hey [1948]. Major Topics: Refugees; human rights. Principal Correspondent: Florence Hesse. 0083 Hia–Hig [1948]. 0086 Hight, Betty, 1948–1952. Major Topics: Elections; government reorganization. Principal Correspondent: Betty Hight. 0094 Hik–Hil [1948]. 0098 Him–Hin [1948]. 0102 Hir–Hix [1948]. 0106 Hoa–Hoe [1948]. Major Topic: Treasure hunting. Principal Correspondent: Walter F. Hodge. 0115 Hoffman, Helen D., 1948–1951. 0117 Hok–Holle [1948]. Major Topics: Wills and probate; Holiday (magazine); Hyde Park. Principal Correspondents: Winifred Holiday; Ted Patrick. 0135 Holland, Geneva, 1949–1952. Major Topics: Surgery; human rights. Principal Correspondent: Geneva Holland. 0144 Holli–Holz [1948]. 0154 Hom–Hon [1948]. 0159 Hooker, Henry S., 1945–1952. 0172 Hot–Hov [1948]. 0175 Houghton, Evans, 1948–1951. Major Topics: Wages and salaries; employment. Principal Correspondents: Kathleen Houghton; Evans Houghton. 0182 How–Hoz [1948]. Major Topics: Military bands and music; career education. Principal Correspondents: George S. Howard; Trudy Howard.

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0194 Howard University, 1947–1949. Major Topics: Board of Trustees meeting; educational materials; school administration. Principal Correspondent: Mordecai W. Johnson. 0247 Hr–Hud [1948]. Major Topics: Heritage of the Hudson Valley exhibition; Hudson River Conservation Society, Inc. Principal Correspondent: Adrienne Reed. 0262 Hudson Shore Labor School, 1948–1951. 0269 Hue–Hug [1948]. 0272 Huo–Hus [1948]. 0275 Hut–Hy [1948]. 0287 I–Il [1948]. Major Topics: Building dedication; Poughkeepsie Chamber of Commerce; International Business Machines Corporation. Principal Correspondent: Thomas J. Watson. 0293 Ind–Inf [1948]. 0296 Ing–Insa [1948]. 0302 Inter-Am–International, A–B [1948]. 0304 International, C–F [1948]. Major Topics: International Congress on Mental Health; International Council of Christians and Jews. Principal Correspondent: J. R. Rees. 0327 International Committee for Mental Hygiene, 1948. Major Topic: International Congress on Mental Health. Principal Correspondent: Frank Fremont-Smith. 0385 International, G–P [1948]. Major Topic: UNICEF. 0402 International House, 1948–1951. Major Topic: Speeches and addresses. Principal Correspondent: Thomas L. Power. 0410 ILGWU, 1946–1952. Major Topic: UNESCO. 0419 International, R–Z [1948]. Major Topics: Young Women’s Christian Association; books and bookselling in postwar Europe and Japan. Principal Correspondents: Rhoda E. McCulloch; Robert A. McClure. 0444 International Refugee Organization, 1946–1951. 0448 International Rescue [and Relief] Committee, 1946–1951. Major Topics: Refugees; Turkey. Principal Correspondent: David Martin.

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0457 Interp–Iron [1948]. 0461 Israel, 1948–1952. 0463 Ist–Iz [1948]. Major Topics: Italian-American Labor Council; Italian colonies; Argentine Bill of Rights of the Workers. Principal Correspondent: Luigi Antonini. 0482 Jaud H–J. Walter Thompson Company [1948]. Major Topics: Bibles; gifts and donations. Principal Correspondent: Lucile Platt. 0490 Jackson–Jacksonville [1948]. 0494 Jacob–Jacquet [1948]. 0497 Jai–Jam [1948]. Major Topic: Jamestown College (North Dakota). 0509 Jenkins [1948]. Major Topic: Lincoln Center (Poughkeepsie, N.Y.). Principal Correspondent: Rockwood Jenkins. 0533 Jess–Jewett [1948]. 0535 Jewish [1948, 1951]. 0541 Jewish Home for the Aged, 1948–1952. Major Topics: Polio; Curtis Boettiger. 0546 Job–Johan [1948]. Major Topic: Rental housing. 0550 Johnson E–G [1948]. 0553 Johnson H–M [1948]. 0556 Johnson N–Z [1948]. 0559 Johnston–Jona [1948]. 0565 Jones A–H [1948]. 0570 Jones I–M [1948]. Major Topic: Passports and visas. 0578 Jones N–Z [1948]. 0582 Josephson–Jolius [1948]. Major Topic: Julia Richman High School. Principal Correspondent: Catherine H. Jones. 0594 Juliana (Queen), 1945–1952. Major Topics: Travel; speeches and addresses. Principal Correspondent: Queen Juliana. 0609 Julius Rosenwald Fund, July 1947–1949. Major Topic: Gifts and donations. Principal Correspondent: Edwin R. Embree.

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0668 Junior Americans, 1948–1951. Major Topics: Fund-raising concert; Henry Rosenblatt. Principal Correspondent: Bessie L. Newman. 0684 Junior Literary Guild, 1947–1952. Major Topic: Subscriptions. Principal Correspondent: Therese Doumenjou. 0694 Junk–Juta [1948]. Major Topics: Publishers and publishing; Charles Scribner’s Sons. 0702 Ka–Kales [1948]. Major Topics: Communism; Republican Party; democracy. Principal Correspondents: Jacob R. Kabalkin; Peter William Kaiser. 0722 Kalf–Kanj [1948]. 0726 Kantro–Kart [1948]. Major Topic: Kappa Theta Pi sorority. 0733 Kas–Katz [1948]. 0740 Kea–Kee [1948]. 0745 Kefauver, Estes, 1948–1952. 0748 Kelley–Kelly [1948]. 0755 Kelly, H. John, 1948–1952. 0761 Kelm–Kenm [1948]. 0766 Kenn–Kent [1948]. Major Topic: Family bowls and plates. Principal Correspondent: Jessie M. Kennedy. 0780 Kenw–Ketch [1948–1949]. Principal Correspondents: Dorothy Kenyon; Rose Kester. 0800 Kett–Kie [1948]. 0804 Keuka College, 1948–1951. 0806 King–Kingman [1948]. Principal Correspondent: Mackenzie King. 0814 Kirch–Kist [1948]. Major Topic: This Precious Dust (book). Principal Correspondent: Rita Kissin. 0823 Kitch–Klep [1948]. 0829 Knapp, Sally, 1947–1949. 0835 Knob–Koe, [1948]. 0842 Kof–Koo [1948]. Major Topic: Passports and visas. 0847 Koons, Earle R., 1945–1952. 0851 Koro–Kov [1948].

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0855 Kres–Krot [1948]. Major Topic: POWs. 0865 Kresse, Al W., 1948–1952. 0869 Kru–Kub [1948]. Major Topic: Monuments and memorials. 0873 Kuc–Kun [1948]. 0878 Kup–Kyw [1948]. Major Topics: Socialist Workers Party; discrimination in employment; Loyalty Review Board. Principal Correspondent: James Kutcher. 0895 Kuper, Theodore Fred, 1948–1952. 0903 Lab–Lac [1948]. Major Topics: Monuments and memorials; citizenship. Principal Correspondents: Rose Lacher; Nellie Lachner. 0923 Lad–Lal [1948]. 0938 Ladies Home Journal, 1946–1951. Major Topic: Palestine crisis. 0958 Lam [1948]. 0962 Landsman, Ida, 1948–1952. Principal Correspondent: Ida Landsman. 0972 Lane: A–Z [1948]. 0979 Lane, Arthur, 1946–1952. 0986 Lang–Lani [1948]. Major Topics: Social security; Liberia; gifts and donations. Principal Correspondent: Katherine Lange. 0997 Lanigan, James S., 1947–1952.

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0001 Lape, Esther, 1946–1952. Major Topics: Eminent domain; highways; educational facilities. Principal Correspondent: Esther Lape. 0024 Lask–Lav [1948]. Major Topic: Human rights in China. 0045 Laughlin, Anne, 1948–1952. Principal Correspondent: Anne Laughlin. 0052 Law [1948]. 0057 Lay–Leag [1948]. 0059 Leach, Agnes, 1948–1952.

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0062 League of Women Voters, 1945–1952. 0065 Lee [1948]. Major Topic: UN. 0074 Lef–Leh [1948]. Major Topics: Trade agreements; presidential powers. Principal Correspondent: Jay LeFevre. 0082 Lencer, Martin, 1948–1951. Principal Correspondent: Martin Lencer. 0089 Lenroot, K., 1947–1952. Major Topic: Children’s Bureau. Principal Correspondent: Katharine F. Lenroot. 0100 Lens–Les [1948]. 0110 Lepman, Jella, 1948–1952. Major Topic: International Youth Library. Principal Correspondent: Jella Lepman. 0125 Lew–Lie [1948]. 0132 Lewis, Dorothy, 1947–1952. Major Topics: Radio; women. Principal Correspondent: Dorothy Lewis. 0144 Lie, Trygve, Secretary-General of the UN, 1947–1952. Major Topics: World peace; UN. 0155 Lif–Lil [1948]. Major Topics: Refugees; International League for Justice and Peace (Ligue Internationale Justice et Paix). 0171 Lim–Lind [1948]. Major Topics: Rose Katzman; music. Principal Correspondent: Walter J. Lindemann. 0178 Lincoln Center, 1947–1952. Major Topics: Community development; race relations. 0200 Lip–Lit [1948]. Major Topic: Crime and criminals. Principal Correspondent: Winifred Lipovatz. 0212 Lithuania, 1946–1952. 0214 Lit–Liz [1948]. Major Topic: FDR. Principal Correspondent: Lola Littlefield. 0232 Lj–Log [1948]. Major Topic: World Peace Crusade. Principal Correspondent: George Lobozzo.

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0245 Loh–Lons [1948]. Major Topics: Political parties; communism; civil liberties; tuberculosis; students; Netherlands. Principal Correspondent: Roy N. Lokken. 0264 Look Magazine, 1945–1952. 0267 Lor–Lot [1948]. Major Topics: FDR; World War II; civil rights; passports and visas; gifts and donations. Principal Correspondent: John E. Loskot. 0294 Lord and Taylor, 1948–1952. Major Topics: Gifts and donations; postal service. 0304 Lorentz, Pare, 1948–1952. Major Topic: Books and bookselling. Principal Correspondent: Pare Lorentz. 0311 Lou–Lov [1948]. Major Topic: Christianity. Principal Correspondent: Gladys Love. 0338 Low–Loz [1948]. 0342 Lun–Luz [1948]. 0347 Ly–Lynn [1948]. 0351 Lyon–Lyuh [1948]. Major Topics: Korean crisis; communism. 0377 Mc/Mac, A–B [1948]. Major Topic: The Bible and Human Rights (pamphlet). Principal Correspondent: Kathleen W. Macarthur. 0420 McBride, Mary Margaret, 1948–1949. Principal Correspondent: Mary Margaret McBride. 0433 McCall’s, 1948–1952. 0436 McCas–McCl [1948]. Major Topics: Minority employment; G. Warren McClane. Principal Correspondent: Walter White. 0447 McCos–McCu [1948]. Major Topic: U.S.–USSR relations. Principal Correspondent: Howard S. McCune. 0457 McCullough, Max, 1948–1951. 0466 Mc–MacD, [1948]. Major Topics: Liberalism; political parties. Principal Correspondent: Curtis D. MacDougall. 0480 Mc–MacDonald: A–Z [1948]. 0486 McDuffie, Lizzie, 1948–1952.

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0496 McE–McF [1948]. Major Topics: Liberalism; political parties. Principal Correspondent: Larry McEvitt. 0506 McGo–McGu [1948]. 0514 McH–McI [1948]. 0524 McInerny, Timothy A., 1948–1950. 0526 Mc/MacM [1948]. 0529 McN–McW [1948]. Principal Correspondent: Mary McConnell McNey. 0537 Ma–Mack [1948]. 0539 Magidoff, Robert and Nila, 1948–1950. Major Topics: Diseases and disorders; travel; U.S.–USSR relations. Principal Correspondent: Nila Magidoff. 0558 Mai–Mak [1948]. Major Topic: Passports and visas. 0564 Malik, Charles, 1948–1952. 0568 Mam–Mank [1948]. Major Topic: ER. Principal Correspondent: Preston D. Mangana. 0575 Manna–Map [1948]. 0578 Manners, Naomi, 1946–1952. 0582 Mare–Mari [1948]. 0593 Marine Corps League, 1948–1952. 0596 Marl–Marsh [1948]. 0606 Marshall, A–Z [1948]. 0611 Marshall, Geo. C., 1945–1952. Major Topics: U.S. policy toward Palestine; UN; U.S.–USSR relations; capital punishment in Greece; communism; UNHRC. Principal Correspondent: George C. Marshall. 0655 Marso–Marz [1948]. Major Topic: Astrology. Principal Correspondent: J. A. Martinez. 0667 Martin: A–Z [1948]. 0671 Marvin, George, 1948–1952. 0674 Marvin, Langdon P., Jr., 1947–1952. Major Topics: Presidential appointments; Civil Aeronautics Board; air cargo; airlines; military aviation. Principal Correspondents: Langdon P. Marvin Jr.; John F. Kennedy; Frances Perkins.

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0761 Mary, Queen of Great Britain, 1946–1952. 0764 Mas [1948]. 0772 Mason: A–Z [1948]. 0775 Mason, Lucy R., 1948–1952. 0779 Mat–Mau [1948]. Principal Correspondent: Bill Mauldin. 0790 Mauhs, Sharon, 1946–1952. Major Topic: Employment. 0796 Mav–Mayb [1948]. 0798 Maye–Maz [1948]. Major Topics: Christianity; science and technology; drugs. Principal Correspondent: Anna Mayr. 0809 The Meeting of East and West, 1948. Major Topics: History of U.S. and USSR; Christianity; Plato; Aristotle; science and technology; John Locke; individualism; David Hume; Immanuel Kant; Johann Gottlieb Fichte; Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel; Karl Marx; Friedrich Engels; Communist Manifesto; Vladimir I. Lenin; development of U.S. and USSR political philosophies; U.S.–USSR relations; propaganda. 0979 Men [1948]. Major Topic: Art. Principal Correspondent: Eric Mendelsohn. 0986 Mer [1948]. 0990 Mes–Mez [1948]. 0994 Mial–Mid [1948]. 0996 Mie–Mik [1948]. 0998 Mila–Mill [1948].

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0001 Miller: A–E [1948]. 0006 Miller, Clyde, 1948–1952. Major Topic: Propaganda against USSR. Principal Correspondent: Clyde R. Miller. 0024 Miller, Mary, 1948–1952. 0027 Milm–Minn [1948]. 0038 Milton Academy (Milton, Mass.), 1948–1950. Major Topic: Graduation ceremony. 0057 Mino–Miz [1948]. 0063 Moa–Moe [1948].

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0069 Mof–Mom [1948]. 0074 Mona–Monr [1948]. Principal Correspondent: Euna Irene Mongan. 0085 Mont [1948]. 0088 Moo [1948]. 0091 Mora–Morn [1948]. 0096 Morgan, Gerald, 1947–1948. 0098 Morgenthau, Henry Jr. and Family, and Morgenthau Foundation, 1945–1952. 0104 Moro–Morr [1948]. 0108 Morris: A–Z [1948]. Major Topic: History. Principal Correspondent: Lillie B. Morris. 0122 Mors–Mort [1948]. Major Topics: Palestine crisis; Progressive Party. Principal Correspondent: Margaret Mortimer. 0133 Mosb–Mosh [1948]. 0147 Mosk–Mosm [1948]. 0149 Moun–Moz [1948]. 0153 Mount Holyoke College, 1948. Major Topics: Joseph James music concert; gifts and donations; Institute on the United Nations. Principal Correspondents: Elaine Saulpaugh; Ruth C. Lawson. 0263 Mul–Mun [1948]. 0267 Mundt, Karl E., (Mundt Bill), 1945–1950. Major Topics: House Committee on Un-American Activities; communism; subversive activities. 0299 Mur [1948]. 0301 Murphy: A–Z [1948]. Major Topics: Murphy General Hospital; polio. 0310 Murray, Arthur, 1948–1951. Principal Correspondent: Arthur Murray. 0317 Naber–Nalb [1948]. Major Topic: Employment. Principal Correspondent: Ivan G. Nagy. 0327 The Nation, 1946–1949. Major Topics: Censorship; Catholic Church and medicine, sex education, and educational policy. Principal Correspondent: Freda Kirchwey. 0350 National Academy–National Association [1948]. Major Topic: Awards, medals, and prizes.

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0356 NAACP, 1948. Major Topics: Office buildings; gifts and donations; visit to Hyde Park. Principal Correspondents: W. E. B. DuBois; Ruby Hurley; Walter White. 0398 NAACP, Negroes–Discrimination [undated]. Major Topics: Black Americans; slaves and slavery; voting rights; history of racial discrimination; Supreme Court decisions; civil rights; discrimination in employment and education; labor unions; wages and salaries; discrimination in housing; UDHR; minority groups. Principal Correspondents: W. E. B. DuBois; Earl B. Dickerson; Milton R. Konvitz; William R. Ming Jr.; Leslie S. Perry; Rayford W. Logan. 0555 National Conference of Christians and Jews, 1946–1952. 0560 National Council [1948]. 0563 National Council of Administrative Women in Education, 1948–1949. 0566 National: Cy–F [1948]. 0569 National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, 1948–1952. Major Topics: Gifts and donations; First Annual Educational Institute on Infantile Paralysis (Detroit, Mich.). Principal Correspondents: Donald M. D. Thurber; Basil O’Connor. 0584 National Heart Committee, 1948–1952. 0588 National: M–Sh [1948]. Major Topics: National Parks Association; monuments and memorials. 0596 National Mental Health Foundation, 1946–1950. 0607 Nea–Neh [1948]. Major Topics: Negro Digest (magazine); Black Americans; Democratic Party. 0615 Nehru, Jawaharlal, 1948–1952. 0617 Nei–Neo [1948]. Major Topic: Democratic Party. Principal Correspondent: Anna H. Nelson. 0626 Nep–Nev [1948]. 0632 Nesbitt, Henrietta, 1946–1951. 0634 New: J–W [1948]. Major Topics: New Republic (magazine); Henry Wallace; elections. Principal Correspondent: Florence Murray. 0642 New Jersey, 1948–1952. 0644 New York: I–Z [1948]. Major Topics: Wages and salaries; psychiatry. Principal Correspondent: Theodore S. Weiss. 0652 New York State Association for Crippled Children, Inc., 1946–1952. 0654 Newb–Next [1948]. Major Topics: Music; books and bookselling. Principal Correspondent: Nelson J. Newhard.

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0663 Newspaper Guild of New York, 1948–1952. 0667 Nick–Nienhause [1948]. 0670 Nies–Nk [1948]. Major Topics: March of Dimes; hobbies; FDR. 0690 Nob–Nork [1948]. 0698 Norm–North [1948]. Major Topics: North American Newspaper Alliance; monuments and memorials; FDR; USSR; death of James E. Shepard. Principal Correspondent: H. J. J. Sargint. 0709 Norto–Noy [1948]. 0711 Nu–Ny [1948]. 0715 Oak–O’Connor [1948]. Principal Correspondent: Mary E. O’Brien. 0722 O’Dwyer, William, 1945–1950. 0725 O’Hara–Okumura [1948]. Major Topic: Nazi Germany–USSR relations. Principal Correspondent: Ben Okshea. 0733 Ola–Olif [1948]. Major Topics: UN; Christianity. Principal Correspondent: Helmer O. Oleson. 0748 Ong–Op [1948]. Major Topic: Operation Democracy, Inc. (Long Island, N.Y.). Principal Correspondent: Charles L. Todd. 0756 Ora–Org [1948]. 0758 Oriel–Orzechawski [1948]. Major Topic: Pensions. Principal Correspondent: Kate Orlando. 0771 Ossan–Oswalt [1948]. Major Topics: Conservation of natural resources; books and bookselling. Principal Correspondent: Fairfield Osborn. 0776 Paa–Pak [1948]. 0782 Pal [1948]. Major Topic: Elections. Principal Correspondent: Abraham Paltial. 0792 Palfi, Marion, 1948–1952. 0795 Pam–Pan [1948]. 0798 Parent Teacher Organizations, 1949–1952. 0801 Parish, Henry and Susan, 1948–1951. 0803 Parker: A–Z [1948].

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0807 Parl–Parv [1948]. Major Topics: Medical research; presidential appointments; Thomas Parran. 0831 Pas–Pat [1948]. 0848 Patterson: A–Z [1948]. 0854 Pau [1948]. Principal Correspondent: Ernest H. Paulson. 0865 Pav–Paz [1948]. Major Topics: Sororities and fraternities; comic books. 0875 Pea [1948]. Major Topic: Employment. Principal Correspondent: Vereda Pearson. 0892 Pel–Pen [1948]. 0895 Pendar, Kenneth, 1948–1952. Major Topics: Books and bookselling; travel. Principal Correspondent: Kenneth Pendar. 0906 Perkins, Frances, 1945–1952. Major Topics: Elections; Harry S. Truman. Principal Correspondent: Frances Perkins. 0916 Perl, Dr. Gizella, 1946–1948. Major Topics: Immigration; concentration camps. Principal Correspondent: Gizella Perl. 0931 Perm–Pes [1948]. 0935 Perry: A–Z [1948]. Major Topic: Human rights. Principal Correspondent: John Perry. 0944 Peta–Pets [1948]. 0946 Peterson: A–Z [1948]. 0953 Pett–Pf [1948]. Major Topics: Discrimination in housing; Black Americans; motion pictures. Principal Correspondents: C. A. Petty; Virginia Pfeiffer. 0977 Ph [1948]. 0985 Philadelphia Organizations, 1947–1952. Major Topic: Philadelphia Fellowship Commission. Principal Correspondent: Kenneth R. Hassrick. 0995 Pies–Pio [1948].

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0001 Plaine, Herzel, 1947–1952. 0005 Poland, 1947–1952.

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0007 Pollard, Alice, 1948. Major Topics: UN; world government; foreign assistance; AFSC; community development. Principal Correspondents: Alice Pollard; Ellen S. Woodward; Charles E. Saltzman. 0054 Pom–Pop [1948]. 0063 Por–Pos [1948]. 0069 Porter, Harold, 1947–1952. Principal Correspondent: Harold Porter. 0076 Potofsky, Jacob S., 1948–1952. 0080 Prachar, Joseph A., 1948–1951. Major Topic: U.S.–USSR relations. Principal Correspondent: Joseph A. Prachar. 0084 Pro–Pry [1948]. 0103 Ps–Pul [1948]. 0111 Pum–Py [1948]. 0115 Pursell, Charles, 1945–1952. Principal Correspondent: Charles Pursell. 0123 Q [1948]. 0133 Raa–Radf [1948]. Major Topics: Refugees; foreign assistance. 0140 Radl–Rai [1948]. 0145 Raj–Randol [1948]. Major Topics: Joseph Randazzo; prisoners; deportation. Principal Correspondent: G. Lynn Barry. 0151 Random–Rao [1948]. Major Topics: Eintracht (newspaper, Chicago, Ill.); refugees. 0162 Rap–Rate [1948]. 0171 Rath–Raz [1948]. 0184 Rathbone, Elizabeth H., 1947–1952. 0186 Rathbone, Joel, 1945–1951. 0188 Read–Reade [1948]. 0191 Reading–Rec [1948]. 0195 Reading [Lady] Stella, 1946–1952. 0204 Red–Reed [1948]. Major Topic: Race relations in U.S. south. Principal Correspondent: Mrs. John W. Red. 0212 Reek–Reher [1948].

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0222 Rehabilitation of German Industry, 1948. Major Topic: Ownership of enterprise. 0234 Reib–Rein [1948]. 0240 Reis–Remy [1948]. Major Topic: Religious Liberty Association. Principal Correspondent: Tell B. Nussbaum. 0246 Resettlement, Rehabilitation, and Aid for European Trade Unionists and Liberals, 1947–1951. 0248 Reu–Rey [1948]. 0251 Rhe–Rho [1948]. 0255 Rhodes, June, 1948–1951. Principal Correspondent: June Rhodes. 0264 Rich, Wilmer Shields, 1948–1952. Major Topics: Office of Civilian Defense; national defense. 0272 Richard–Richardvelte [1948]. 0276 Richardson, L. L., 1948–June 1951. Major Topics: Goodwill Industries; charitable organizations. Principal Correspondent: L. L. Richardson. 0287 Richb–Rick [1948]. 0295 Rico–Riis [1948]. 0297 Roberts: A–Z [1948]. 0309 Robinson, Felix, 1948–1950. Major Topic: Personal and family income. Principal Correspondent: Lucille Henry Robinson. 0322 H. Robinson–W. Robinson [1948]. Major Topics: Life insurance; claims. Principal Correspondent: Norma Llewellyn Robinson. 0339 Robit–Roc [1948]. 0342 Rod–Rof [1948]. 0355 Rog–Roh [1948]. Major Topics: Motion pictures; youth. Principal Correspondent: Arlyne Rogers. 0366 Romb–Romy [1948]. 0371 Roosevelt: A–Z [1948]. 0374 Roosevelt, Anna, 1948–1952. 0376 Roosevelt, Belle (Mrs. Kermit), 1945–1952. 0380 Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1945–1952. 0382 Roosevelt, Franklin D., Jr., 1947–1952.

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0386 Roosevelt, James, 1945–1952. 0389 Roosevelt Foundation, 1945–1949. Major Topics: Government documents; right of privacy. 0408 Roosevelt Organizations and Memorials, 1945–1952. 0411 Roosi–Roscow [1948]. 0415 Rosena–Rosenl [1948]. Major Topics: FDR personal letters; books and bookselling. Principal Correspondent: James Rosenau. 0423 Rosenberg, Anna M., 1945–April 1951. 0427 Rosenman, Sam, 1945–1952. Major Topics: FDR personal letters; wills and probate; James Roosevelt Sr. Principal Correspondent: Samuel I. Rosenman. 0442 Ross, Howard S., 1947–1952. Major Topics: Howard S. Ross principle of “equitism” regarding wages and salaries and employment; economic policy. Principal Correspondent: Howard S. Ross. 0456 Rossb–Rothb [1948]. 0459 Rothchild–Rouss [1948]. 0463 Rov–Roz [1948]. 0468 Rub–Rud [1948]. 0471 Rusk, Dean, 1948–1951. Major Topics: James P. Hendrick; employment. Principal Correspondent: Dean Rusk. 0477 Rusk, Howard A., MD, 1945–1951. 0482 Russell A–Z [1948]. Major Topic: Science and technology. Principal Correspondent: Walter Russell. 0489 Russell Sage College, 1947–1952. Major Topic: College and university administration. Principal Correspondent: Stephen H. Sampson. 0494 Russey–Ruz [1948]. 0500 Saa–Sac [1948]. Major Topics: Elections; public opinion polls. 0505 Sad–Sah [1948]. 0509 Saint: A–J [1948]. Major Topic: UNHRC. 0521 Saint: L–V [1948]. Major Topic: Health facilities and services in China. Principal Correspondent: Jerome T. Y. Shen. 0528 Sair–Sall [1948].

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0540 Salm–Samo [1948]. 0548 Saltford Flower Shop, 1948–1952. 0550 Samp–Sanc [1948]. Major Topics: San Francisco Youth Association; UN. Principal Correspondent: Thomas A. Rowe. 0572 Sandb–Sande [1948]. 0578 Sandifer, Durward, 1947–1951. 0583 Save the Children Federation, 1948–1952. 0587 Saw–Schac [1948]. 0590 Scarlett, Will, 1948–1952. 0593 Schar–Scher [1948]. 0601 Schi–Schli [1948]. 0606 Schlo–Schna [1948–1949]. Major Topics: Citizenship; immigration; passports and visas. Principal Correspondents: Agnes Schmitt; Lydia B. Schmuser. 0621 Schne–Schni [1948]. 0627 Schneiderman, Rose, 1947–1951. Principal Correspondent: Rose Schneiderman. 0633 Scho [1948]. 0635 Schub–Schum [1948]. 0638 Schus–Schwartz [1949]. Major Topics: Madison Youth Council; community development. 0665 Schwager, Charles, 1948–1950. 0669 Scot [1948]. 0672 Scott, Rev. Michael, 1948–1949. Major Topics: Michael Scott; UN; human rights in South Africa. Principal Correspondent: Kenneth D. Scott. 0681 Scr–Seals [1948]. Major Topics: People’s Trust Association; pageants. Principal Correspondent: Robert J. Scrutton. 0700 Segovia, Louis, 1945–1949. Principal Correspondent: Louis Segovia. 0712 Sen–Ser [1948]. Major Topics: International Federation of Business and Professional Women; art; Hyde Park. Principal Correspondents: Lisa Sergio; Neville C. Seymour. 0724 Shapiro, Nathan, 1946–1952. Major Topics: Communism; Arthur Koestler; International Rescue and Relief Committee.

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0743 Shea–Shef [1948]. Major Topics: Economic policy; monetary policy; banks and banking; business. Principal Correspondent: Julian B. Shealy. 0788 Shir–Shor [1948]. 0794 Shon–Show [1948]. Major Topics: Ilse Koch; war crimes. Principal Correspondent: Lucius D. Clay. 0798 Sidney Hillman Foundation, 1947–1952. 0800 Sig–Sil [1948]. 0803 Simc–Simo [1948]. 0806 Simp–Singe [1948]. 0809 Sinclair, Upton and Mary, 1948–1952. Principal Correspondent: Upton Sinclair. 0821 Singh–Siro [1948]. Major Topics: Elections; women. Principal Correspondent: Sarah Sire. 0828 Siss–Sky [1948]. Major Topic: Wrongful death claim. Principal Correspondent: Samuel Skewis. 0840 Slack–Sly [1948]. 0851 Sma–Smit [1948]. 0858 Smith, A–D [1948]. 0863 Smith, E–H [1948]. 0866 Smith, I–L [1948]. 0870 Smith, Margaret Chase, 1948–1952. 0874 Smith, P–W [1948]. 0877 Smith Brothers–Snyder [1948]. Principal Correspondent: Charles William Snelling. 0886 Soa–Sok [1948]. 0901 Society for Ethical Culture, 1948–1952. 0905 Sou–Spal [1948]. 0907 Spam–Spee [1948]. Major Topic: World government. Principal Correspondent: James P. Speer. 0913 Stag–Stam [1948]. 0923 Stan–Stap [1948]. Major Topics: Judicial nominations; Sharon J. Mauhs.

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0932 State Dept., 1945–1948. Major Topics: Foreign students; Africa; colleges and universities. 0958 State–Steen [1948]. Major Topics: FDR; employment. Principal Correspondents: Bernard Lee Stearns; William J. Steen. 0976 Stem–Step [1948]. 0979 Stephens, Donald, 1948–1952. Major Topics: AFSC; world peace; Palestine crisis. 0988 Stettinius, Edward R., 1945–1949. 0990 Stevenson, Adlai, 1947–1952. Principal Correspondent: Adlai Stevenson.

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0001 Stew [1948]. Major Topics: Prisoners; Edelberto Torres; portraits. Principal Correspondents: Mrs. Frances Benedict Stewart; Mrs. William Randolph Stewart. 0020 Stoc–Stol [1948]. Major Topics: Refugees; foreign assistance. Principal Correspondent: Agnes Stolting. 0038 Stra [1948]. 0044 Straight, Michael, 1946–1952. 0047 Stro–Stry [1948]. 0049 Stu–Sty [1948]. 0054 Students for Democratic Action, 1948–1952. Major Topic: Young Progressives of America. Principal Correspondent: Jane Wilder. 0062 Sua–Suk [1948]. Major Topics: Monuments and memorials; FDR. Principal Correspondent: John A. Riley. 0071 Sul–Sum [1948]. 0077 Sun–Surk [1948]. Major Topics: Music; nuclear weapons. 0081 Surv–Swan [1948]. 0086 Swar–Swet [1948]. Major Topics: Polio facilities; racial discrimination. 0095 Swi–Swo [1948]. Major Topics: Swiss-American Society for Cultural Relations; travel. 0106 Swope, Herbert Bayard, 1947–1951.

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0110 Syb–Szy [1948]. 0119 Tab–Tak [1948]. Major Topics: FDR; Democratic Party; Republican Party. Principal Correspondent: Martha G. Tabor. 0136 Tap–Tax [1948]. 0144 Taylor, J–W [1948]. Major Topics: International relations; UN. Principal Correspondent: William H. Taylor Jr. 0156 Tea–Tem [1948]. Major Topics: Teen Ager Hospital Auxiliary (Westwood, N.J.); television programs; children. Principal Correspondents: Louis Brescia; Henry S. White. 0182 Tha [1948]. Major Topics: FDR; food supply; foreign trade. Principal Correspondents: Clara Mauldin Thayer; Harris Thayse. 0198 The [1948]. 0201 Tho–Thy [1948]. 0205 Thomas [1948]. 0216 Thompson: A–L [1948]. Major Topics: Women’s organizations; UN. Principal Correspondent: Dorothy Thompson. 0229 Thompson: M–Z [1948]. 0232 Tib–Tig [1948]. 0236 Tiffany & Co., 1948–1952. Major Topic: Jewelry. 0244 Til–Tiv [1948]. 0251 Tj–Tod [1948]. 0255 Toi–Too [1948]. 0259 Top–Toz [1948]. 0274 Tra–Tree [1948]. 0281 Treasury Department, 1945–1951. 0283 Tref–Tri [1948]. 0288 Ts [1948]. 0291 Tully, Grace, 1946–1952. Major Topic: FDR. Principal Correspondents: Stanley Crooks; Grace G. Tully. 0310 Turner: A–Z [1948]. Major Topic: Literature. Principal Correspondent: Henry B. Turner.

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0320 Tv–Ty [1948]. Major Topics: Journalism; nuclear power. Principal Correspondents: James S. Twohey; Joan W. Tyson. 0339 Ub–Unic [1948]. 0346 Unidentified [1948]. 0350 Union [1948]. 0353 United Jewish Appeal, 1946–1952. 0365 UN Correspondence, 1946–1952. Major Topics: Passenger ships; travel; office buildings; UNHRC; world government. Principal Correspondent: Richard S. Winslow. 0409 UN Organizations: A–H, 1946–1952. Major Topic: UNHRC. 0416 UNESCO, 1948–1952. Major Topic: Educating students about the UN. Principal Correspondent: Leonard S. Kenworthy. 0431 UN Organizations: I–V, 1946–1952. Major Topic: Volunteers at the UN. 0476 UN: United States, 1946–1952. Major Topics: Speeches and addresses; UNHRC. Principal Correspondent: Porter McKeever. 0504 U.S.: A–Z [1948]. 0508 United States Committee for Care of European Children, 1946–1950. 0535 United States National Student Association, 1948–1952. 0540 United World Federalists, 1947–1951. Major Topic: World government. 0553 University: A–W [1948]. 0560 Unt–Uz [1948]. Major Topics: Monuments and memorials; FDR; Uruguay. Principal Correspondent: Ellis O. Briggs. 0576 Va–Valente [1948]. 0583 Valentino–Valy [1948]. 0586 Vam–Van: A–D [1948]. Major Topics: Committee of One Hundred; minority groups; Gunnar Myrdal. Principal Correspondent: Carl Van Doren. 0600 Van Loon, Gerard Willem, Henry and Janet [1948]. 0607 Van: M–Z [1948]. 0610 Van Waters, Miriam, 1949–1952.

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0614 Vana–Vanz [1948]. Major Topic: Wiltwyck Aid to Youth. Principal Correspondent: Alfred G. Vanderbilt. 0626 Vassar Brothers Hospital, 1948–1952. 0633 Vassar College, 1947–1952. Major Topic: Vassar Summer Institute. 0646 Ven–Vet [1948]. 0658 Veterans of Foreign Wars, 1948–1953. 0661 Via–Vim [1948]. 0667 Vis–Viz [1948]. 0671 Vj–Voi [1948]. 0682 Von Hesse, Elisabeth and Maxeda, 1948–1952. Principal Correspondent: Elisabeth von Hesse. 0693 Von K–Von S [1948]. Major Topic: Passports and visas. Principal Correspondent: Elfriede von Pflugk. 0704 Wa–Wag [1948]. 0708 Walker, Rae, 1946–1952. Principal Correspondent: Rae Walker. 0712 Wall–Wals [1948]. Major Topics: Conscientious objectors; compulsory military service. Principal Correspondent: Theodore D. Walser. 0729 Walt–Wan [1948]. Major Topic: Passports and visas. Principal Correspondents: H. J. L’Heureux; Melchior Wankowicz. 0748 Wap–Ward [1948]. Major Topics: War Claims Commission; world government; clothing for refugees; UN; immigration. Principal Correspondents: Harlith I. Ward; Thelma Hill Ward. 0789 Ware–Warw [1948]. 0792 Was [1948]. 0796 Washington [Organizations] [1948]. Major Topic: Washington and Lee University. 0802 Wate–Watr [1948]. Major Topic: Foreign relations. 0809 Watson: A–Z [n.d.]. Major Topics: Is Civilization Gaining or Losing Ground? (booklet); education; civil rights; democracy; communism. Principal Correspondent: Emile E. Watson. 0840 Watson, Thomas J., 1946–1952.

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0842 Watt–Way [1948]. 0844 WBEN–Webb [1948]. 0849 Webster, Mabel, 1948–1952. Major Topic: Employment. Principal Correspondents: Mabel Webster; Frances Perkins. 0857 Weib–Wein [1948]. Major Topics: Passports and visas; Michael Rogatschewsky; science and technology. Principal Correspondents: Lottie Weil; Bernard L. Weiner. 0871 Weis–Weiz [1948]. 0874 Weiss, Louis S., 1947–1952. Principal Correspondent: Louis S. Weiss. 0883 Wel [1948]. Major Topic: Arab-Israeli relations. 0899 Welles, Sumner, 1947–1951. Principal Correspondent: Sumner Welles. 0904 Wells, George, 1946–1951. 0906 Wen–Wer [1948]. 0911 Wese–Weste [1948]. 0917 Weste–WFDR [1948]. 0921 Wha–White [1948]. 0926 Whalen, Grover A., 1946–1952. 0930 White: M–Z [1948]. Major Topic: Christmas. 0937 White, Walter, 1947–1950. Major Topics: UN; NAACP; U.S.–USSR relations. Principal Correspondent: Walter White. 0951 Whiteman, Marjorie, 1947–1952. 0953 Whitl–Why [1948]. Major Topics: Roy Hilligenn; passports and visas. Principal Correspondent: Walter R. Whitney. 0966 Wig–Wild [1948]. Major Topics: Employment; UN. Principal Correspondent: Anne Wiggin. 0976 Wilhelmina, 1945–1951. 0981 Willert, Lady Arthur (Florence), 1948–1951. Principal Correspondent: Lady Arthur (Florence) Willert. 0991 William T. Hornaday Memorial Foundation, 1945–1949. 0993 Williams: A–E [1948].

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0001 Williams, Charl O., 1946–1948. Major Topics: American Association of School Administrators; church and state; tableware and cutlery; Tiffany & Company; National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs; monuments and memorials; National Cathedral; Protestants and Other Americans United for Separation of Church and State. Principal Correspondent: Charl Ormond Williams. 0071 Williams: A–L [1948]. 0081 Williams: M–Z [1948]. 0085 Wilson: A–L [1948]. 0091 Wilson, Gil, 1948–1949. Major Topics: Employment; operas. Principal Correspondent: Gil Wilson. 0103 Wiltwyck School, 1948–1949. Major Topics: Educational finance; Wiltwyck Aid to Youth; gifts and donations; school administration. Principal Correspondent: Lee C. Dowling. 0163 Wim–Win [1948]. 0165 Wino–Win V [1948]. Major Topics: Democracy; U.S.–USSR relations. Principal Correspondent: Edward M. Winston. 0183 Woe–Wole [1948]. 0186 Wolf–Woll [1948]. Major Topic: Passports and visas. Principal Correspondent: Felix Wolfes. 0193 Wome–Women’s [1948]. 0195 Women’s Action Committee for Lasting Peace, 1946–1949. Major Topic: UN peacekeeping forces. 0203 Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom, 1946–1951. Major Topics: Women; UN. 0214 Wood: A–Z [1948]. 0219 Wooda–Woody [1948]. 0226 Woodside Sterling Company, 1947–1952. Major Topic: Gifts of silver. 0237 Woodsmall, Ruth, 1948–1950. 0240 Woodward, Ellen, 1946–1952. 0245 Wool–Work [1948]. Major Topics: World Affairs Council; foreign relations education. 0259 World: A–G [1948].

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0267 World Calendar Association, Inc., 1948–1950. 0271 World Citizenship Movement, Inc., 1948–1949. 0275 World Federation of UN Associations, 1947–1952. Major Topic: Argentine Association for the United Nations. 0281 World Republic, 1948. Major Topics: World government; UN. Principal Correspondent: James Wahlman. 0299 Wu–Wy [1948]. 0301 Ya [1948]. 0304 Ye–Youn [1948]. 0314 Yen, Y. C. James, 1948–1952. Major Topic: National Roosevelt Library (China). 0330 Young: A–Z [1948]. 0354 Young Men’s Christian Association, 1947–1952. 0359 Young Women’s Christian Association, 1945–1952. 0366 Zab–Zal [1948]. 0368 Ze [1948]. Major Topic: FDR. 0378 Zl–Zw [1948]. Major Topic: Motion pictures shown in occupied Germany.

Correspondence, 1949 0388 Aa–Aber, 1949–1952. Major Topics: Lawrence Aber; missions and missionaries; Abercrombie & Fitch Company. 0409 Abi–Acha [1949]. Major Topics: Employment; A. Z. Abushady; Academy of Political Science; monuments and memorials; Panama. 0436 Acheson, Dean, 1946–1952. Major Topic: U.S. delegation to the UN. Principal Correspondent: Dean Acheson. 0463 Adamson–Ae, 1948–1953. Major Topics: Ad Hoc Committee to Lift Ban on The Nation; church and state; Joseph Adler; foreign assistance; refugees. 0484 Adams [1949]. Major Topics: Legal aid and services; refugees; Ainsworth Lighting, Inc. Principal Correspondents: Margaret F. Adams; Raphael Aghababian. 0538 Ala–Alb [1949]. Major Topics: Alaskan Natives; land ownership and rights. 0544 Alc–Ale [1949].

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0547 Alexandra–Alleq [1949]. 0555 Alexander [1949]. 0558 Allen [1949]. Major Topics: Veterans benefits and pensions; housing development; communism. Principal Correspondents: Clarine Allen; Mary Findlay Allen. 0617 Alli–Als [1949]. Major Topics: Anne X. Alpern; presidential appointments. Principal Correspondent: Albert Almon. 0636 Alt–Alv [1949]. 0653 Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, 1949–1952. 0655 Ama–America [1949]. Major Topic: French labor unions. 0683 American: A–Cam [1949]. Major Topics: Art exhibition; mental health in Israel; ABA; international law; human rights; American Association for the UN; AFSC; U.S.–USSR relations. Principal Correspondents: Clark M. Eichelberger; Dorothy B. Robins. 0820 American Association of School Administrators, 1949–1952. 0822 American Association of University Women, 1949–1952. 0829 American Cancer Society [1949]. Major Topics: Photography; cancer. Principal Correspondent: Clifton R. Read. 0859 American: Cat–Cro [1949]. Major Topics: American Council for Judaism; Jewish nationalism; American Council for the Community; community development. Principal Correspondents: Maurice Spector; Harry J. Garman. 0896 American-Christian Palestine Committee, 1949–1952. 0901 American Civil Liberties Union, 1949–1952. 0910 American: D–Fi [1949]. Major Topics: AFPH; discrimination in employment. Principal Correspondent: Paul A. Strachan. 0932 American Federation of Radio Artists, 1945–1952. Major Topics: Television; labor unions. 0938 American: Fo–H [1949]. Major Topics: American Friends of Austrian Children; child welfare; American Girl (magazine). Principal Correspondent: Marjorie Cinta. 0964 American Friends Service Committee [1949]. Major Topics: Foreign assistance; German refugees. Principal Correspondent: Clarence E. Pickett.

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0001 American: I–L [1949]. Major Topics: American Indian Fund; social security benefits; Indonesian independence. Principal Correspondent: Alexander Lesser. 0025 American Jewish Congress, 1949–1952. Major Topics: Civil procedure; radio stations; securities. 0042 American Legion, 1947–1952. 0048 American Library Association, 1948–1952. 0050 American: M–O [1949]. Major Topics: American Prepared Education Fund; music education. 0073 American Red Cross, 1945–1952. 0076 American: S–T [1949]. Major Topics: American Social Hygiene Association; UN resolution on traffic in women and children; prostitution. Principal Correspondent: Walter Clarke. 0103 American Veterans Committee, 1949–1951. 0110 Americans for Democratic Action (ADA), 1947–March 1949. Major Topics: Communism; Ralph H. Gundlach; University of Washington; school administration; job tenure; student unrest. Principal Correspondents: James Loeb Jr.; Harold G. Tipton. 0168 Americans for Democratic Action (ADA), April–December 1949. Major Topics: Proposed Federal Arts Agency; speeches and addresses; American Civil Liberties Union; communism; civil liberties; iron and steel industry. Principal Correspondents: Charles M. LaFollette; Hubert H. Humphrey; James Loeb Jr. 0236 Americans–Ande [1949]. Major Topics: Drugs; medical research; Anchor Serum Company. 0246 Anderson A–Anderson M [1949]. 0261 Anderson N–Anderson W [1949]. 0264 Anderson, Walter F., 1949–1951. Major Topic: Music. Principal Correspondent: Walter F. Anderson. 0282 Anderwold–Anoc [1949]. 0289 Anonymous [1949]. 0301 Ans–Aq [1949]. 0321 Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith, 1949–1952. Major Topic: President’s Committee on Civil Rights. Principal Correspondent: Frederick M. Kraut.

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0342 Ara–Ari [1949]. Major Topics: Earth creation timeline and genealogy; school busing; taxation; private schools; church and state; Catholic Church. Principal Correspondents: N. L. Ard; Elizabeth Arde; Gwen Arends. 0393 Ark–Arm [1949]. Major Topics: Rental housing; employment. 0410 Armstrong, Bess, 1949–1952. 0412 Arn–Arr [1949]. 0421 Art–Asi [1949]. 0428 Ask–Asu [1949]. Major Topics: Associated British Empire Societies; Royal Navy. 0452 At [1949]. Major Topics: Passports and visas; Elenora Atkatsh-Juocepis; Atlantic Union Committee. Principal Correspondent: Owen J. Roberts. 0476 Attlee, Clement and Violet, 1948–1952. 0478 Aub–Aus [1949]. 0485 Austin, Warren, 1947–1952. Major Topic: UN. Principal Correspondent: Warren R. Austin. 0492 Aut–Az [1949]. Major Topics: Francis Cardinal Spellman; Catholic Church. Principal Correspondent: Martin Stone. 0512– Ba–Bae, 1945–1952. 0517 Bag–Bai, 1945–1952. 0520 Bak, 1945–1952. 0535 Baker, Mary Howe, 1949–1952. Principal Correspondent: Mary Howe Baker. 0542 Bal, 1945–1952. Major Topics: Citizenship; employment; Netherlands-Indonesia relations. Principal Correspondents: Bela Balassa; Albert Balink. 0562 Balassa, Alice, 1949–1951. Principal Correspondent: Alice Hussey Balassa. 0569 Bam–Ban, 1945–1952. Major Topics: Council of State Governments; mental health; human rights. Principal Correspondents: Frank Bane; L. Ward Bannister. 0597 Bap–Bar, 1945–1952. Major Topics: Medical accidents; Society for the Prevention of Medical Accidents; political prisoners in Greece. Principal Correspondent: Gordon L. Barclay.

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0632 Bard College, 1949–1952. Major Topics: International Student Conference; speeches and addresses. Principal Correspondent: Robert MacAlister. 0642 Barlow, Sam, 1949–1952. 0645 Barm–Baro, 1945–1952. Major Topic: American Legion Children’s Camp. Principal Correspondent: Joseph Barone. 0669 Barnard College, 1949–1952. 0671 Barr–Barz, 1945–1952. Major Topics: Barter Theatre; human rights. Principal Correspondent: Rebecca Barton. 0709 Bartlett, E. L., 1949–1950. 0711 Baruch, Bernard, 1945–1952. Major Topic: FDR Library. Principal Correspondent: Bernard M. Baruch. 0725 Baruch, Herman, 1948–1949. Major Topics: Trees and plantlife; Bagatelle Nursery. Principal Correspondent: Herman B. Baruch. 0741 Bas–Bat [1949]. Major Topics: Democracy; missing wife of Robert L. Batchelor. Principal Correspondent: Robert L. Batchelor. 0780 Bates, Sanford, 1948–1951. Major Topics: Mental health facilities and services in New Jersey; municipal bonds. Principal Correspondent: Sanford Bates. 0821 Battle Creek Public Schools, 1949–1950. Major Topic: Speeches and addresses. Principal Correspondent: Virgil M. Rogers. 0836 Bau–Bay [1949]. Major Topic: Educational exchanges. Principal Correspondent: Russell Ernest Baum. 0857 Baudrand, M., 1949. Major Topics: Government and business; fines, administrative procedure. 0903 Bea [1949]. 0911 Beal, Frank, 1949–1951. Major Topic: Hearing and hearing disorders. 0918 Beb–Beh [1949]. Major Topics: Veterans employment; civil service system; Lyall T. Begge. 0942 Behm, Max, 1949–1951. Major Topics: Political prisoners; FBI. Principal Correspondents: Max A. Behm; J. Edgar Hoover.

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0963 Bei–Bel [1949]. Major Topics: Community development; Black Americans; theater production “Come to the Stable”; refugees in Belgium; human rights.

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0001 Bem–Benj, 1945–1952. Major Topics: Wilfried Helm; capital punishment; Benevolent Society of the American Virgin Island, Inc.; Arab refugees from Israel. Principal Correspondent: Hans Bembe. 0025 Benn–Ben-y [1949]. Major Topics: Refugees; world peace. 0045 Ber–Berl [1949]. Major Topics: Arts and the humanities in Washington, D.C.; sculpture; William Shakespeare. Principal Correspondent: F. William Berlin. 0080 Berger, A–Z [1949]. 0082 Berkshire Industrial Farm, 1949. Major Topics: Sports and athletics; child welfare; elementary and secondary education; educational finance. Principal Correspondent: Henry R. Murphy. 0111 Berm–Bert [1949]. Major Topics: Refugees; IRO; immigration; occupied Europe. Principal Correspondents: Michael Bermudez; Mrs. William C. Berryhill. 0174 Berman, A–Z [1949]. 0185 Bertaux, Jeanne, 1949–1952. Principal Correspondent: Jeanne Bertaux. 0199 Bes–Bey [1949]. Major Topics: Homosexuality; military discharges. Principal Correspondents: William S. Bethea; Romulo Betancourt. 0214 Bethune, Mary M., 1946–1952 Major Topics: Polio; racial discrimination; NCNW. Principal Correspondent: Mary McLeod Bethune. 0229 Bethune-Cookman College, 1949–1951. Major Topics: Black Americans; discrimination in education; educational finance; school administration; gifts and donations. Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Stephens; William H. A. Carr; Mary McLeod Bethune. 0332 Bia–Bie [1949]. Major Topics: Bicur Cholim Hospital (Jerusalem); medical supplies and equipment; Sol Bloom. Principal Correspondent: Morris Weinberg. 0370 Big–Bil [1949].

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0385 Bill S. 17, 1949. Major Topics: Pyramid Lake Indian Reservation, Nixon, Nev.; land ownership and rights; Alaskan Natives; right of property. Principal Correspondent: James E. Curry. 0401 Billikopf, Jacob, 1948–1950. Principal Correspondent: Jacob Billikopf. 0420 Bin–Bj [1949]. 0428 Bitker, Bruno, 1949–1952. 0432 Black–Blak [1949]. Major Topic: Veterans benefits and pensions. 0455 Black, Algernon, 1949–1952. 0463 Black, Ruby, 1945–1952. Major Topics: Gifts and donations; holidays. Principal Correspondent: Ruby Black. 0480 Blan–Blay [1949]. 0494 Blauvelt, James, 1949–1952. 0497 Ble–Blo [1949]. Major Topic: POWs. Principal Correspondent: Margaret M. Blevett. 0534 Blu–Bly [1949]. 0537 Bn–Bog [1949]. 0546 B’nai B’rith [1949]. Major Topic: Speeches and addresses. Principal Correspondent: Harry Javits. 0563 Boettiger, John, Anna and Family, 1947–1950. Major Topic: Travel. Principal Correspondents: Anna Boettiger; John Boettiger; Curtis Boettiger. 0590 Boh–Bon [1948–1949]. Major Topic: Netherlands-Indonesia relations. Principal Correspondents: Mrs. M. C. Beichel; Charles H. Bonner. 0631 Bok, Bart S. Ms., 1949. Major Topics: Science and technology; freedom of information; UDHR; research; civil liberties; foreign relations; UNESCO. 0685 Bonham, Nellie M., 1949–1952. 0689 Bonnet, Henri, 1947–1951. 0691 Boo–Bor [1949]. Major Topics: Washington Post Book and Author Luncheon; tax fraud and evasion; world peace; economic policy. Principal Correspondents: Agnes Meyer; Tony Borgis; T. M. Borrowdale. 0732 Boone, Mrs. Rowan, 1947–1950. Major Topics: Passports and visas; Eleftheria George Paidoussis.

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0744 Bos–Bou [1949]. Major Topics: James Boswell papers; Yale University; Friends Neighborhood Guild; community development. 0786 Boston [1949]. 0792 Bourbon, J. L., 1949–1952. Major Topic: Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty. Principal Correspondent: J. L. Bourbon. 0806 Bov–Bow [1949]. Major Topics: Bowery Savings Bank; advertising. Principal Correspondent: John A. Lamb. 0818 Bowers, Claude, 1947–1952. 0822 Bowles, Chester, 1947–1952. Major Topics: Chester Bowles inaugural address; Democratic Party; Republican Party; housing construction; public welfare programs; worker’s compensation; unemployment compensation; state aid to education; educational facilities; teachers; state finance; taxation; low-income housing; rental housing. Principal Correspondent: Chester Bowles. 0888 Box–Boz [1949]. Principal Correspondent: Beatrice Boyle. 0897 Boyer, Jonny, 1949–1951. 0905 Bra–Bram [1949]. 0913 Bradfield, Mrs. A. W., 1949–1952. Major Topics: Alger Hiss; Whittaker Chambers. 0921 Bran–Braz [1949]. Major Topics: Democracy; foreign-born U.S. citizens. Principal Correspondent: C. A. Branias. 0951 Brandeis University, 1949–1950. Major Topics: Music education; teacher and student directories; theater art exhibition. Principal Correspondents: Susan Brandeis; A. L. Sachar.

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0001 Bre [1949]. Major Topic: Newfoundland, Canada. Principal Correspondents: Jean Breithaupt; Paul Breithaupt. 0025 Brewood, 1945–1951. 0029 Bri [1949]. 0058 British [1949]. Major Topic: British Weekly (newspaper). 0094 Broa–Bron [1949].

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0119 Bronx [1949]. 0122 Brooklyn [1949]. 0128 Brop–Broy [1949]. 0132 Brown, A–K [1949]. Major Topic: Alderson Prison. Principal Correspondent: Alice Moore Brown. 0148 Brown Babies, 1948–1949. Major Topic: Adoption of multiracial war orphans. 0162 Brown, L–W [1949]. Major Topics: Citizenship; Syracuse University. Principal Correspondent: Stuart Gerry Brown. 0192 Bru [1949]. Major Topics: Native Americans; National Congress of American Indians; employment; citizenship. Principal Correspondents: Louis R. Bruce; Renata Leventhal. 0223 Bry [1949]. Major Topics: NATO; Navajo Assistance, Inc. 0235 Bua–Buf [1949]. Major Topics: Albert Weisbond; Vera Weisbond. Principal Correspondent: Mrs. Merle Buch. 0252 Buck, Pearl S., 1950–1952. 0255 Bug–Buri [1949]. Major Topic: Bureau for Intercultural Education. Principal Correspondent: A. G. Bullock. 0286 Bunche, Ralph, 1949–1952. Major Topics: Los Angeles, Ca.; UN; Ralph Bunche; security; Arab-Israeli conflict; Palestine. 0309 Bunting, J. Whitney, 1947–1951. 0312 Burk–Burne [1949]. Major Topics: Washington Square, N.Y.; land use; Sailors Snug Harbor; New York University. 0333 Burnh–Burz [1949]. 0338 Bus–Butler [1949]. Major Topics: Housing; photography; Modern Arms and Free Men (booklet); discrimination in education. Principal Correspondents: Bess E. Busch; Emily Henry Bush; Vannevar Bush. 0379 Business and Professional Women, 1949–1952. Major Topic: Christmas. 0391 Buto–By [1949].

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0410 Byrd, Richard E., 1947–1949. Major Topics: Refugees; International Rescue Committee. Principal Correspondent: Richard E. Byrd. 0417 Byrne, Doris, 1949–1952. 0420 Cab–Cald [1949]. Principal Correspondent: Gertrude Caffery. 0429 Cale–Calv [1949]. Principal Correspondents: Mrs. E. D. Calhoun; Mrs. L. M. Callison. 0453 Cam [1949]. Major Topics: Adopting orphans; Camp Nyda (Burlingham, N.Y.); diabetes; children. Principal Correspondent: Henry Dolger. 0476 Campbell [1949]. Major Topic: El Paso Times. Principal Correspondent: Nat Campbell. 0493 Can [1949]. Major Topics: “Can Europe be Defended?” (pamphlet); Pierre Billotte; NATO; Canadian Foundation for Poliomyelitis; arthritis; cancer; death and dying; National Cancer Foundation; history of Hyde Park, N.Y. Principal Correspondents: Horace Brown; Lillian Canavello; Maydelle E. Candland; Jessica Richards; Eugene J. Cantin. 0561 Canfield, Cass, 1949–1952. Major Topics: Harper & Brothers; publishers and publishing; This I Remember. Principal Correspondent: Canfield Cass. 0588 Cap [1949]. Principal Correspondent: Isidoro Capozzolo. 0603 Cara–Cari [1949]. Major Topics: USSR; UN; federal employees. Principal Correspondent: Margaret T. Carberry. 0615 Care, 1947–1952. 0618 Carter [1949]. Major Topic: Blind musician Dennie Carter. 0625 Carl [1949]. Major Topics: History of Arab-Israeli relations in Palestine; Elk City, Okla.; health insurance; health facilities and services; National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis; polio. Principal Correspondents: Reginald E. Carles; Alford Carleton; Irene Murry. 0671 Carm–Carn [1949]. Major Topics: Carnegie Hall; scholarships. 0691 Caro–Carp [1949]. Principal Correspondent: Mary Carotenuto. 0701 Carr–Cars [1949]. Major Topics: Bonus Army; Spain; Francisco Franco; USSR; UK; foreign loans; Christianity; refugee settlement in the Bahamas; Marion B. Carstairs.

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Principal Correspondents: W. P. Carrigan; Gladys Carson; Ollie Brook; Mary Carotenuto. 0753 Cart–Cary [1949]. Major Topics: UNHRC; UDHR. 0779 Casa–Cast [1949, 1951]. Major Topics: Polio; books and bookselling. Principal Correspondents: Domenico Cascio; Appolonia H. Cassidy. 0833 Cata–Catv [1949]. Major Topics: Flora E. Diaz Catapusan; books and bookselling. Principal Correspondent: George Catlin. 0863 Catt, Carrie Chapman, 1947–1951. Major Topics: Carrie Chapman Catt Memorial Fund; prominent German women’s visit to U.S.; foreign students’ visit to Hyde Park. Principal Correspondents: Lucile W. Heming; Ruth Willey Swanson. 0915 Cau–Cer [1949]. Major Topics: Travel; Jews in Iraq. Principal Correspondent: Pablo Cavalcante Valente. 0950 Ces–Cham [1949]. Major Topic: Pensions. Principal Correspondent: Bryan J. Chambers. 0962 Chan–Chang [1949].

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0001 Chanl–Chap [1949]. Major Topics: Youth movements; FDR memorial service; Mount Princeton Commonweal, Inc. (private school); education; Charles and Dessamary Black. Principal Correspondents: Ann K. Chapman; Oscar L. Chapman; Daniel Eugen Brand. 0042 Char–Chat [1949]. Major Topics: Chase National Bank; passports and visas; Max Fischer; community development. Principal Correspondents: Robert Chase; Sris Chandra Chatterjee. 0066 Chau–Chew [1949]. Major Topics: Nilkanth Chavre; Nicole Chevtchenko; marriage; passports and visas. Principal Correspondents: Mary Bromfield; Sally Chayes; R. N. Stevens. 0109 Chia–Child [1949]. Major Topics: Chickering Building Construction; Elliott Roosevelt; personal debts. Principal Correspondent: Mrs. Julian Chickering. 0122 Chiang Kai-shek (Madame) [1949]. Principal Correspondent: Mayling Soong Chiang.

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0138 Children(s) [1949]. Major Topics: The Child (magazine); White House Conference on Children and Youth; “The Children’s Letter to the United Nations”; world peace; child welfare. 0179 Chio–Cho [1949]. Major Topic: U.S.-India relations. Principal Correspondents: Nirad R. Chowdhury; L. B. Choyket. 0204 Choate School, 1949–1952. 0211 Chre–Christian [1949]. Major Topics: FDR memorial address; Exchange Club of New Orleans, Louisiana; UDHR. Principal Correspondents: Howard H. Winkelmann; Siegfried B. Christensen. 0225 Christian–Chun (Organizations) [1949]. Major Topics: Christianity; communism. 0251 Chur–Cim [1949]. Major Topic: Churches and foreign assistance. 0267 Churchill, Winston S. and Sarah, 1945–1952. Principal Correspondent: Winston S. Churchill. 0275 Cio–City [1949]. Major Topic: Housing. 0284 Citizens Committee on Children of New York City, Inc., 1947–1950. Major Topic: Federal aid to education. 0292 Citizenship Committee, National Education Association, 1949–1952. 0296 Civic–Clap [1949]. Major Topics: Civil Rights Congress; Black Americans; sentences, criminal procedure; USSR radio programs on U.S. economy. 0328 Clar–Clem [1949]. Major Topic: Clara Blanchard Russell School for Young Women. 0342 Clark, A–J [1949]. Major Topic: Rent control. Principal Correspondent: George H. Clark. 0376 Clark, L–Z [1949]. 0402 Clay, General Lucius D., 1948–1950. 0407 Clemens, Cyril, 1947–1952. Major Topics: Spain; Francisco Franco; “Mark Twain and FDR” (pamphlet); federal aid to education. Principal Correspondent: Cyril Clemens. 0450 Clement–Cli [1949]. 0456 Clo–Cock [1949]. Principal Correspondent: Walter D. Coakley.

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0476 Cockrell, Ewing, 1948–1951. Major Topics: UN; international military forces; Harry S. Truman; arms control and disarmament. Principal Correspondent: Ewing Cockrell. 0493 Coe–Cog [1949]. 0504 Cohan/Cohen [1949]. Principal Correspondent: Betty Cohen. 0516 Cohen, Benjamin, 1948–1952. Major Topics: Catholic Church; UN. Principal Correspondent: Benjamin Cohen. 0531 Cohn–Colc [1949]. 0534 Cole [1949]. 0552 Colgate University, 1949–1952. Major Topics: Colgate Lectures in Human Relations; UNHRC; UDHR; William C. Bullitt; Woodrow Wilson; World War I; FDR; World War II; Ralph J. Bunche; Palestine; Arab-Israeli relations; Count Folke Bernadotte. Principal Correspondent: Reed Alvord. 0584 Coll–Collin [1949]. Major Topics: Employment; music; FBI; fraud; wills and probate. Principal Correspondents: Thomas C. Collier; Theodore D. Collins. 0602 Collegiate Council for the UN, 1949–1952. 0613 Collier, Fred, 1945–1952. Principal Correspondent: Fred C. Collier. 0622 Collier, John, 1949–1951. Major Topic: Social security for Native Americans. Principal Correspondent: John Collier. 0627 Collins, Mary Love, 1945–1952. Major Topics: Meeting at Hyde Park; National Achievement Award Committee. Principal Correspondent: Mary Love Collins. 0660 Collis–Comme [1949]. Major Topics: Federal employees; communism; Save-a-Child Foundation; refugees. 0680 Columbia, A–Z [1949]. Major Topics: Government administration; government corporations; Columbia Valley Administration; natural resources; taxation; wages and salaries. 0735 Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc., 1949–1952. Major Topic: Radio programs. 0745 Columbia University, 1947–1952. Major Topic: Conference on Educational Problems of Special Cultural Groups. Principal Correspondent: Karl W. Bigelow. 0761 Commi–Coms [1949]. Major Topics: Francis Cardinal Spellman; church and state; federal aid to education; discrimination in employment; aged and aging; retirement.

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0790 Committee [1948–1949]. Major Topics: Racial discrimination in the military; Committee on Women in World Affairs. Principal Correspondents: A. Philip Randolph; Grace G. Davis. 0811 Committee for the Nation’s Health, 1946–1952. 0814 Common Council for American Unity, 1947–1952. 0816 Community Chest, 1949–1952. Major Topics: Gifts and donations; Community (magazine). 0843 Conf–Conl [1949]. 0854 Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1947–1952. Major Topic: Rent control. 0871 Conn–Conw [1949]. Major Topic: Taxation of margarine. 0878 Connecticut, 1945–1952. 0880 Cook–Coon [1949]. Major Topics: Discrimination in employment; Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Principal Correspondents: Nancy Cook; Eleanor Cooke; Raymond F. Cooke. 0915 Cooper [1949]. Major Topics: World government; UN. 0930 Cooperative–Core [1949]. 0959 Corl–Corp [1949]. 0963 Corley, Vincent P., 1949–1952. 0967 Corr–Cot [1949]. Major Topics: Spain; Cosmopolitan (magazine). Principal Correspondent: Walter Ross. 0989 Cosmopolitan Club, 1948–1952. Major Topics: Endorsements for membership; speeches and addresses.

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0001 Couch–Couz [1949]. 0012 Council, A–Z [1949]. Major Topics: Council Against Intolerance in America; race relations; human rights. 0034 Cov–Coy [1949]. Major Topics: Navajo Indians; Urban League; Virginia Beach, Va. 0065 Cra–Cre [1949]. 0068 Cragin, Virginia T., 1949. Major Topics: Dogs; theater; traffic accidents; paralysis; euthanasia. Principal Correspondent: Virginia True Cragin.

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0130 Craig, May, 1948–1952. Major Topic: Congress. Principal Correspondent: May Craig. 0148 Cri–Crop [1949]. Major Topics: Groton School (Groton, Mass.); speeches and addresses. Principal Correspondent: John Crocker. 0171 Cropley, Ralph E. “Doc,” 1945–1952. Major Topic: Rheumatic fever. Principal Correspondent: Ralph E. Cropley. 0187 Cros–Croz 1949. Major Topics: Writing and publishing; employment. Principal Correspondents: Gertrude Crossley; Smith N. Crowe Jr. 0220 Cru–Cry [1949]. Major Topics: Adolph Crumpler; polio; wheelchairs. Principal Correspondent: Philip S. Randolph. 0233 Csa–Cul [1949]. Major Topics: Public housing; foreign relations; UN; UNESCO. Principal Correspondents: Mildred Cuddy; James F. Cuffe; Elsie Thomas Culver. 0278 Cum–Cup [1949]. 0287 Cura–Curry [1949]. Principal Correspondent: Eve Curie. 0298 Curry, James, 1949–1952. Major Topics: Pyramid Lake Indian Reservation, Nixon, Nev.; Paiute Indians; Pat McCarran; land ownership and rights; history of land use on Indian reservations; Albert Aleck; Avery Winnemucca; Alaskan Natives. Principal Correspondents: James E. Curry; Louise Curry. 0346 Curt–Cz [1949]. Major Topics: Immigration; Santa Claus; polio; Otto Zajicek. Principal Correspondent: Gertrude Czerwenka. 0381 D–Dah [1949]. 0394 Dai–Dam [1949]. 0397 Dan [1949]. 0399 Daniels, Jonathan and Josephus, 1946–1951. Principal Correspondent: Jonathan Daniels. 0412 Dar–Das [1949]. 0423 Darlan, Alain, 1947–1949. 0425 Dat–Dav [1949]. 0432 Davenport, Frederick M., 1949–1952. 0435 Davis, A–H [1949].

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0442 Davis, Esther K., 1949–1951. Major Topic: Music. Principal Correspondent: Esther Koski Davis. 0471 Davis, J–W [1949]. 0479 Davis, Jerome, 1946–1952. Principal Correspondent: Jerome Davis. 0485 Daw–Day [1949]. Major Topic: The Oxford Union (debating society). Principal Correspondent: Robin Day. 0496 Dea–Deb [1949]. 0514 Dec–Deg [1949]. Major Topics: Government administration of Trieste; spread of communism; U.S. foreign relations. Principal Correspondents: Frank De Cleve; L. M. Deemer. 0539 Decker, Clarence, 1948–1949. 0544 Deh–Dela [1949]. 0548 DeHousse, Fernand, 1948–1950. 0552 DeJean, Louis, 1949–1950. 0558 De Laboulaye, Marie and Andri, 1948–1952. 0560 Delandre, Robert, 1948–1951. Major Topic: Bust of FDR. 0570 Dele–Dely [1949]. Major Topics: Olympic Games; Peter de Coubertin; Olympia, Greece. Principal Correspondent: Plato N. Delendas. 0594 Delta Kappa Gamma, 1948–1952. 0615 Dem–Den [1949]. Major Topics: Doris L. Evans; discrimination in employment; Democratic Party; Tammany Hall; federal aid to education. Principal Correspondents: Larry J. Dempsey; Anne M. DeMund. 0660 De Mare, Marie, 1946–1952. Principal Correspondent: Marie de Mare. 0680 Demby, E. H., 1949–1951. 0684 Democratic, 1949–1952. 0686 Democratic Defender, 1948–1949. Major Topic: FDR. 0719 Democratic National Committee, 1946–1952. Major Topics: Edward J. Flynn; Ireland independence; history of UK-Ireland relations; Israel.

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0729 Deo–Der [1949]. Major Topic: Religions and world peace. Principal Correspondent: Madame Alain Deduns De Pierrefeu. 0751 Des–Det [1949]. Major Topic: Speeches and addresses. Principal Correspondents: Paramanand Desai; Elizabeth I. Rankin. 0768 Deu–Dev [1949]. Major Topics: Democracy; socialism; communism. Principal Correspondent: William J. Devlin. 0780 Dew–Dez [1949]. 0792 Dewson, Mary “Molly,” 1945–1952. 0797 Dia–Die [1949]. Major Topics: Salvador Castaneda Castro; El Salvador; human rights. Principal Correspondent: Raoul J. Diaz. 0812 Did–Dil [1949]. Major Topic: Communism. 0832 Dilliard, Irving, 1949–1952. Major Topics: St. Louis Dispatch; federal aid to education; church and state. Principal Correspondent: Irving Dilliard. 0848 Dim–Dj [1949]. Major Topics: Spain; Francisco Franco. Principal Correspondent: Annie Dixon. 0867 Disabled American Veterans, 1949–1952. 0875 Displaced Persons, 1947–1952. Major Topics: Citizens Committee on Displaced Persons; changes to Displaced Persons Act of 1948; immigration. 0899 Djuricic, Djordje, 1949. Major Topic: Employment with the UN. Principal Correspondent: Djordje Djuricic. 0921 Dm–Dom [1949]. Major Topics: Church and state; industrial accidents. 0938 Dolgorouky, Stephanie, 1947–1952. 0945 Dombrowski, James, 1949–1952. Major Topic: Discrimination in education. Principal Correspondent: James Dombrowski. 0954 Don [1949]. Major Topic: Writing and publishing. Principal Correspondent: Paul J. Donavan. 0965 Doo–Dov [1949]. Major Topics: UN; Elbert D. Thomas; prevention of war; Paul H. Douglas; NATO.

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0987 Douglas, Helen G. and Melvyn, 1947–1952. Major Topics: Communism; Los Angeles, Calif.; trials; witnesses; civil liberties; taxation. Principal Correspondents: Helen Gahagan Douglas; James M. Carter; Hollister Noble; Melvyn Douglas.

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0001 Dow–Doz [1949]. 0005 Dows, Olin, 1947–1952. Major Topics: Foreign students; scholarships; Surplus Property Act of 1944; educational exchanges. Principal Correspondent: Olin Dows. 0035 Doyle, Leo, 1949–1952. Major Topic: James Roosevelt. Principal Correspondent: Leo Doyle. 0041 Dr [1949]. 0063 Dreier, Mary, 1948–1951. 0068 Ds–Duc [1949]. Major Topics: FDR statue in Panama; science; human rights. Principal Correspondents: Margaret David du Bois; Marcel Dubois. 0085 Duberstein, Myra, 1949–1952. Major Topic: Women’s American ORT. 0098 Dubinsky, David, 1945–1952. Major Topics: League for Industrial Democracy; labor unions; communism; fascism. Principal Correspondent: David Dubinsky. 0113 Ducas, Dorothy, 1945–1952. Major Topic: National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Principal Correspondent: Dorothy Ducas. 0128 Dud–Duk [1949]. Major Topic: Francis Cardinal Spellman. 0145 Duffy, Mary, 1947–1949. 0148 Duker, Peter, 1949. Major Topics: UDHR; political prisoners; UN; youth; educational exchanges; June 1949 edition of World Youth (magazine). Principal Correspondent: Peter Duker. 0213 Dul–Dun [1949]. Major Topics: Isadora Duncan; poverty; gifts and donations. Principal Correspondents: Dale E. Fern; Iris Dungan. 0233 Dulles, John Foster, 1947–1952. Major Topics: UDHR; ABA; UN; refugees. Principal Correspondents: John Foster Dulles; Mrs. William Barclay Parsons Jr.

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0245 Dunne, Emmaline, 1948–1952. Major Topics: Democracy; invitation to visit Hyde Park; labor unions; communism; vandalism; Pittsburgh, Pa. Principal Correspondent: Emmaline B. Dunne. 0294 Dup–Dus [1949]. 0307 Dut–Dy [1949]. 0330 Dutchess County, 1948–1952. 0332 Ea–Eas [1949]. Major Topic: Report on medical examinations and tests for Anna Boettiger. Principal Correspondent: John C. Eagan. 0348 Eat–Eb [1949]. 0351 Eaton, Allen, 1949–1952. Major Topics: Motion pictures; handicrafts. Principal Correspondent: Allen Eaton. 0358 Ebony, 1948–1952. 0360 Ec, [1949]. 0364 Eckrich, Dee M., 1948–1949. 0367 Ed–Edg [1949]. 0371 Eden, M., 1947–1952. Major Topics: Children’s World Community Chest; UNICEF; child welfare; refugees; orphans. Principal Correspondent: May Eden. 0413 Edi–Ef [1949]. Major Topic: Refugees. 0421 Edwards, G. and M., 1949. Major Topics: George Edwards mayoral campaign; polio. Principal Correspondent: Margaret Edwards. 0443 Edwards, India, 1949–1952. 0446 Eg–Eic [1949]. Major Topics: Georg Ehrlich; passports and visas; sculpture; employment. Principal Correspondents: Bettina Ehrlich; Robert L. Eichelberger. 0470 Eid–Ek [1949]. Major Topics: FDR rumors; visits to Hyde Park; The World’s Children (magazine). Principal Correspondents: Beatrice P. Einstein; Florence M. Eisen; Upton Sinclair; Robert Eisner; Eric Einar Ekstrand. 0511 Einstein, Albert, 1949–1951. 0513 Eisenhower, Dwight D., 1947–1952. Major Topic: Columbia University. Principal Correspondent: Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0518 El–Eik [1949]. Major Topic: Speeches and addresses.

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0531 Elizabeth II, Great Britain, 1947–1952. Principal Correspondent: Elizabeth R. (Queen Mother). 0540 Elizabeth, R., (Queen Mother, Great Britain), 1946–52. 0542 Ell–Elw [1949]. Major Topics: UDHR; public welfare programs. Principal Correspondents: Joseph Ellner; Frank M. Elsasser. 0556 Elliot, A–Z [1949]. Major Topic: Still Waters and Other Poems (booklet). Principal Correspondent: Emily I. Elliott. 0579 Ellis, A–Z [1949]. Major Topic: Children and world peace. Principal Correspondent: Virginia K. Ellis. 0591 Ely, Gertrude, 1948–1952. Major Topic: Death of Elinor Morgenthau. Principal Correspondent: Gertrude Ely. 0598 Em [1949]. Major Topic: Emergency Council for Displaced European Professionals. Principal Correspondent: Edwin R. Armstrong. 0611 En [1949]. Major Topic: Doll clothes. Principal Correspondent: Mildred English. 0631 Encampment for Citizenship, 1949–1952. 0642 English-Speaking Union, 1948–1952. 0658 Enright, Adelaide, 1945–1951. Principal Correspondent: Adelaide Enright. 0664 Ep [1949]. 0669 Er [1949]. Major Topics: Akron, Ohio school group visit to the UN; employment. Principal Correspondents: Margaret O. Erb; Marjory Ericsson. 0686 Ernst, Morris, 1949–1952. Major Topic: Charitable organizations. Principal Correspondent: Morris Ernst. 0692 Es–Et [1949]. 0700 Eu–Evans [1949]. Major Topics: European Affairs (magazine); Dra Mu Opera Company; veterans benefits and pensions; Veterans Administration. Principal Correspondent: Mrs. Edward N. Evans. 0752 Evant–Ez [1949]. 0767 Fa–Fah [1949]. 0778 Fai–Fan [1949].

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0784 [Fala] 1946–1952. Major Topic: Dogs. Principal Correspondent: Charles J. H. Ferguson. 0797 Far–Farr [1949]. Major Topics: Citizenship; human rights; employment. Principal Correspondents: Sophie Joseph-Farky; Manuel Faria. 0826 Farley, A–Z [1949]. Major Topic: Refugees. Principal Correspondent: James A. Farley. 0840 Fars–Fay [1949]. Major Topic: Furniture and furniture industry. Principal Correspondent: Milton Faszholz. 0853 Fe–Fed [1949]. Major Topics: Advertising; Ralph W. Gwinn; federal aid to education; Walter C. Ploeser; health insurance; race relations and Christianity; Italian colonies. 0893 Fee–Fek [1949]. Major Topic: Potential carcinogens in the food supply. 0905 Fel–Felt [1949]. Major Topics: Bonniers (Scandinavian fine arts center); speeches and addresses; political parties; employment. Principal Correspondents: Maurice Feldman; Edler G. Hawkins; Gabrielle Fellner. 0940 Fem–Feny [1949]. Major Topics: Recognition and status of “Filipino Club”; Roxas Club. Principal Correspondent: Eugenio G. Feniquito. 0971 Ferb–Fern [1949]. Major Topics: Automatic knitting machines; Ainslie Knitting Machine Co., Inc.; Isadora Duncan. Principal Correspondent: Dale E. Fern.

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0001 Ferr–Fey [1949]. Major Topics: Mental health and illness; human experimentation. Principal Correspondent: Marcelle Ferry. 0028 Fi–Fil [1949]. 0039 [Field] [1949]. Major Topics: John Foster Dulles; political parties and elections; housing; eminent domain. Principal Correspondents: Katherine W. Field; Laura Field. 0059 [Filipkowski] Stefan A., 1949–1952. Major Topics: Visit to Hyde Park; breakfast in New York City; visit to the UN. Principal Correspondent: Stefan A. Filipkowski. 0091 Fill–Fio [1949].

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0102 Fir–Fix [1949]. Major Topic: Refugees. 0126 [Fischer] [1949]. Major Topics: USSR; land reform; farms and farmers; agricultural policies; Joseph Stalin; grains; agriculture collectives; rural unrest; development of industry. 0187 [Fisher] [1949]. Major Topic: Visit to Hyde Park. Principal Correspondent: Darsey Fisher. 0208 [Fitzpatrick] [1949]. Major Topics: Passports and visas; John and Flora Burton. Principal Correspondent: Aileen Fitzpatrick. 0218 Fla–Flas [1949]. 0224 Fle [1949]. 0231 Fleeson, Doris, 1947–1952. Major Topics: Visit to Hyde Park; Vassar College; Francis Cardinal Spellman. Principal Correspondent: Doris Fleeson. 0256 Fli–Fly [1949]. Major Topic: Elder abuse. Principal Correspondent: Paul H. Fluck. 0272 [Flynn] [1949]. Major Topic: Zionist Organization of America. Principal Correspondent: Edward J. Flynn. 0294 Fo–Foo [1949]. 0308 [Fong, Lloyd] 1949–1952. Major Topic: Employment. Principal Correspondent: Lloyd S. C. Fong. 0325 For–Fork [1949]. Major Topics: The New York State Training School for Boys; Foreign Affairs (magazine). Principal Correspondent: Frank Richards Ford. 0354 Foreign Policy Association, 1945–1952. Major Topics: O. Frederick Nolde review of UDHR; history of human rights; UN; UNHRC. Principal Correspondent: William W. Wade. 0395 Foreign Press Association, 1949–1951. 0397 Forest Neighborhood House, 1949–1950. 0405 Form–Fors [1949]. Major Topic: Employment with fashion magazines. Principal Correspondents: Lemuel L. Foster; O. Delmer Foster. 0423 Forrestal, James, 1945–1949. 0426 Fort–Foz [1949]. Major Topic: 4-H Clubs.

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0458 Fr–Frane [1949]. Major Topic: Polio. Principal Correspondent: Ernest Edgar Frane. 0470 Fradkin, Elvira, 1949–1952. Major Topic: UN and world peace. Principal Correspondent: Elvira Fradkin. 0481 France, A–Z [1949]. 0484 Frang–Frankf [1949]. Major Topics: CBS documentary “Citizen of the World”; citizenship; UN; Norman Corwin. 0515 Frankl–Fraz [1949]. 0527 [FDR] Organizations and Institutions, 1945–1952. Major Topics: Foreign assistance; Mazoon U’Rfuah Le Israel; FDR Lodge; speeches and addresses. 0549 FDR Home Club, 1949–1950. Major Topic: Twentieth anniversary memorial dinner. Principal Correspondent: Arthur Smith. 0565 [FDR Library] 1945–1949. Major Topic: Gifts and archival donations to the library. Principal Correspondent: Herman Kahn. 0595 FDR Memorial Foundation, 1949–1950. Major Topics: Hyde Park memorial service; foundation meeting minutes; articles of incorporation and bylaws; fund-raising; foundation administration; foundation dissolution. Principal Correspondent: Grace G. Tully. 0639 Fred–Free [1949]. Major Topics: Polio; Freedoms Foundation; awards, medals, and prizes. Principal Correspondent: Beshea Fredreicks. 0673 [Freedom House] 1946–1952. Major Topics: Nuclear weapons and foreign relations; communism. Principal Correspondent: George Field. 0688 Frei–Frey [1949]. Major Topic: French Gratitude Train. 0716 Fremont-Smith, Frank, MD, 1947–1950. Major Topics: WHO; mental health; psychiatry and foreign relations. Principal Correspondent: Frank Fremont-Smith. 0747 Fri–Frit [1949]. Major Topics: Black Americans; civil rights; federal aid to and administration of colleges and universities. Principal Correspondents: Mary H. Friday; W. P. Friederich.

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0766 [Friedgood, Harry B.] 1948–1952. Major Topics: WHO; mental health; psychiatry and foreign relations; World War I; psychological research and testing for public office holding and diplomatic personnel; human relations; USSR psychological warfare; poverty in Italy; Marshall Plan; Anna Roosevelt Boettiger illness. Principal Correspondent: Harry B. Friedgood. 0849 [Friedman] Friedmann [1949]. Major Topics: Racial discrimination; Phi Sigma Delta. 0860 Fro–Fry [1949]. Major Topics: Foreign adoption; Monika Froehlich; immigration; women’s employment; Federation of Women Shareholders in American Business, Inc. 0889 Fu–Fy [1949]. Major Topics: Council of California Indians, Inc.; civil procedure against the U.S.; land claims; nuclear weapons. 0906 Furman, Bess, 1947–1952. Principal Correspondent: Bess Furman. 0918 Ga–Gae [1949]. Major Topic: Veterans benefits and pensions. Principal Correspondents: Macario Gacanes; Fidela N. Gacanes. 0931 Gaf–Gale [1949]. Major Topics: American Flag Movement; George Washington military rank; League of Nations; World Court; world peace. Principal Correspondent: Noel Gaines. 0965 Gali–Gam [1949]. Major Topics: Christianity and world peace. Principal Correspondent: Eugenia C. Gambaccini. 0973 Gan–Garl [1949].

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0001 Gara, Larry, 1949. Major Topics: Larry Gara; conscientious objectors; Selective Service Act of 1948; religious liberty. Principal Correspondents: Helen Gara; Lenna Mae Gara. 0016 Garm–Gat [1949]. Principal Correspondent: John A. Garrett. 0035 Gau–Geh [1949]. Major Topic: Francis Cardinal Spellman. Principal Correspondent: Irene Murray Gozzi. 0049 Gei–Gen [1949]. Major Topics: Photographs; Appalonia H. Cassidy; “Let’s Convene Again Tomorrow” (song). Principal Correspondents: James Roosevelt; Anne Moran Genua.

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0077 Gellhorn, Martha, ca. 1945–1952. Major Topic: Adoption. Principal Correspondent: Martha Gellhorn. 0087 General Federation of Women’s Clubs, 1949. Major Topics: Scholarships; world peace. Principal Correspondent: Thalia S. Woods. 0103 Geo–Gere [1949]. Major Topics: Foreign adoption; discrimination in education; George Gershwin Memorial Concert; R. Gerard collection of national signs and symbols. Principal Correspondents: Carrie M. George; Pattie V. George; Oscar Hammerstein; Gabrielle Gerard. 0137 George Washington Carver Memorial Institute, 1947–1951. Major Topics: Better Business Bureau review of institute activities; George Washington Carver Foundation; Tuskegee Institute; gifts and donations. Principal Correspondents: R. W. Brown; Robert D. Hobday. 0163 Gerh–Gey [1949]. Major Topics: German POWs in France; war crimes trials; prominent German women’s visit to Hyde Park; visitor biographies. Principal Correspondents: Katie Gerhart; Raymond T. Yingling; Florence L. Harrison. 0190 Geyer, Myrtle, 1949. Major Topic: Mental health and illness. Principal Correspondent: Myrtle Cruzon Geyer. 0205 Gh–Gig [1949]. Major Topics: Etiquette; furniture and furniture industry; Wolfeboro Industries. Principal Correspondents: Blanche Giauque; Carl J. Gifford. 0226 Gila–Gilc [1949]. 0236 Gild–Gilv [1949]. Major Topics: Divorce; employment; mental health and illness; child custody; presidential judicial appointments. Principal Correspondents: Helen Gill; Arthur C. Gillete. 0277 Gim–Giz [1949]. 0284 Girl Scouts, 1948–1952. Major Topic: Radio broadcasts during 37th birthday celebration. 0293 Gla–Gly [1949]. Major Topics: Pensions; speeches and addresses at Grace Methodist Church (Harrisburg, Pa). Principal Correspondents: Kathryn L. Glassco; Max Glassel; Robert C. Glenn. 0321 God–Goi [1949]. Major Topics: Telepathy; human rights and civil rights. Principal Correspondent: V. R. Godfrey. 0339 Gogate, Rajaram V., 1947–1950. Major Topic: Employment. Principal Correspondent: R. V. Gogate.

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0346 Gold–Golde [1949]. Major Topic: Christmas card art. 0364 Gold Star Wives, 1949–1952. 0370 Golden, John, 1947–1952. Principal Correspondent: John Golden. 0379 Goldf–Goldr [1949]. Major Topics: Foreign languages; employment. Principal Correspondents: Mrs. Sol Goldfein; Chester M. Goldman; Julian Goldman. 0406 Golds–Golt [1949]. Major Topics: Proposal for a world court; speeches and addresses. Principal Correspondent: Morris Goldstein. 0435 Gom–Goo [1949]. Major Topics: Refugees; restitution and right of property; polio; student aid; foreign assistance; gifts and donations. Principal Correspondents: Erich Gompertz; James Roosevelt; Marguerite Gonzales; Julia Good. 0489 Good, Ann Campbell, 1946–1952. 0491 Gor [1949]. Major Topics: FDR; education through motion pictures; vitamins; medical research. Principal Correspondents: Lance Gordon; Sophie R. Gordon. 0516 Gordon, Esther L., 1949–1950. Major Topics: “One World workshops” to promote world peace through international understanding; UNESCO; education; science and technology. Principal Correspondent: Esther Lowe Gordon. 0548 Gos–Gow [1949]. Major Topic: Music. 0574 Gothe, Richard, 1949–1950. 0578 Gould, Bruce, Curtis Publishing Company, 1946–1949. 0581 Grab–Grand [1949]. Major Topics: The Grace Nettleton Home for Girls (Harrogate, Tenn.); speeches and addresses. 0606 Graham, Frank P., 1945–1952. 0610 Grandstaff, Earl, 1946–1952. 0613 Grane–Gray [1949]. Major Topics: Political parties; FDR; guardianship of Arthur Owens. Principal Correspondents: Roll Grane; Lorena Graves; Elizabeth Pogue. 0642 Grant, John, 1949–1951. Major Topic: Providence Journal article. Principal Correspondent: John Grant. 0654 Gray, David and Maude, 1949–1952. Major Topic: Unification of Northern and Southern Ireland.

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0660 Grea–Greenb [1949]. Major Topics: Employment; civil service examinations. Principal Correspondent: Bertha Green. 0681 Greece, 1949–1952. Principal Correspondent: Angelo Bitsaxis. 0687 Greene–Green, W. [1949]. 0695 Greene, Clyde, 1949–1951. Major Topic: U.S.–USSR relations. Principal Correspondent: Clyde Greene. 0702 Greenwich House, 1949–1952. Major Topics: Awards, medals, and prizes; Greenwich Village Antiques Show. 0723 Greenwich Village, 1947–1951. Major Topic: ER huckleberry pudding recipe. 0729 Greenwood, Lady M., 1948–1951. Major Topic: Visit to Hyde Park. Principal Correspondent: Lady M. Greenwood. 0742 Greer–Grez [1949]. Major Topics: Immigration; human rights. Principal Correspondents: Vivian Greiner; Jean Gressard. 0766 Grib–Grif [1949]. Major Topics: “One World Kids” story by Beatrice Griffin on Mexicans in the U.S., alcohol and drug abuse in children, and FDR; James H. Griffiths; UN. 0794 Griffin, Hancock and Katharine, 1946–1952. Principal Correspondent: Katharine Griffin. 0807 Grig–Gros [1949]. 0818 Grolier Society, 1946–1950. 0820 Gross, A–Z [1949]. 0822 Grosse–Gru [1949]. 0829 Grossman, Joseph, 1949–1952. 0832 Gs–Gul [1949]. Major Topics: Human rights; Adolph Hitler and Nazi Germany; political prisoners. Principal Correspondent: Kurt Gudell. 0857 Guerdan, Leon, 1948–1949. Principal Correspondent: Leon Guerdan. 0867 Gum–Gur [1949]. 0872 Gunther, John, 1947–1952. Major Topic: Writers and writing. Principal Correspondent: John Gunther. 0888 Gurewitsch, David and Edna, 1947–1952. 0894 Gus–Gy [1949].

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0902 Haa–Hac [1949]. Major Topic: Human relations. Principal Correspondent: Anna Haas. 0932 Had–Hah [1949]. 0941 Hadassah, 1945–1952. Major Topic: Speeches and addresses. 0954 Hahn, Byron, 1948–1952. 0958 Hai–Hali [1949]. Major Topics: Dora B. Haines; war in U.S. history; world peace; social security; communicable diseases and prevention. Principal Correspondents: James P. Hair; M. E. Hale. 0989 Hah–Halt [1949]. Major Topics: Swimming; water polo. Principal Correspondent: Carl O. Bauer.

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0001 Hall, A–Z [1949]. Major Topics: Monuments and memorials; passports and visas; Martin Hall. Principal Correspondents: Marguerite I. Hall; Mary E. Hall. 0019 Hall, Margaret G., 1949. Major Topics: Catholic Church; religion; Christianity. Principal Correspondent: Margaret G. Hall. 0045 Ham–Haml [1949]. Major Topics: Eleanor, W.Va.; rent control. Principal Correspondents: Opal Hamilton; Dorothy Hamilton. 0070 Hamlin, Mrs. Charles, 1948–1952. Principal Correspondent: Bertie Hamlin. 0080 Hamm–Hamr [1949]. 0094 Hammond, Joan, 1947–1949. Major Topic: Music. Principal Correspondent: Joan Hammond. 0104 Hana–Hanl [1949]. 0112 Hann–Hans [1949]. Major Topics: Women’s employment; Eva B. Hansl; Tri-State Council on Family Relations; speeches and addresses. Principal Correspondent: Mildred M. Hansen. 0133 Hannan, Dennis, 1949–1950. Major Topic: Students’ visit to Hyde Park. Principal Correspondent: Dennis J. Hannan. 0145 Hannegan, Robert, 1945–1949.

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0147 Hannon, Stuart, 1949–1951. Principal Correspondent: Stuart Hannon. 0154 Hap–Hare [1949]. Major Topics: Military discharges; personal and family income; employment. Principal Correspondent: Emma B. Hardin. 0173 Harf–Harn [1949]. 0184 Haro–Harrin [1949]. Major Topic: Political life of FDR. 0217 Harper and Brothers, 1949–1952. 0222 Harrington, Rona, 1949. Major Topics: Flight attendants; visit to Hyde Park; housing. Principal Correspondent: Rona Harrington. 0250 Harris–Harry [1949]. Major Topics: Employment; Louise Harrison. 0271 Harris: A–Z [1949]. 0279 Harris, Lou, 1949–1950. Major Topics: Elmo Roper; Francis Cardinal Spellman; public opinion of ER. Principal Correspondent: Lou Harris. 0289 Harrison, Gil, 1947–1949. 0297 Harron, Marion, 1948–1952. 0300 Hars–Harw [1949]. 0320 Hart, Hornell, 1949–1950. 0324 Harting, Frank, 1949–1952. Principal Correspondent: Frank Harting. 0333 Harvard University, 1947–1952. 0339 Has–Hat [1949]. 0347 Hassett, William, 1945–1952. Major Topics: Francis Cardinal Spellman; presidential veto of bill relating to Navajo and Hopi Indians. Principal Correspondent: William Hassett. 0362 Hau–Haw [1949]. Major Topic: Personal debt. Principal Correspondent: Henry Hauser. 0381 Hax–Haz [1949]. Major Topic: Political parties and systems. Principal Correspondent: Masayoshi Hayoshi. 0390 Hea–Hech [1949]. 0395 Heck–Hein [1949]. Major Topics: Peter Heinemann; UN television program; immigration. Principal Correspondents: H. Heflin; Alice Heinrick.

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0422 Heis–Hel [1949]. Major Topic: Income taxes. Principal Correspondent: W. R. Hellganz. 0433 Hem–Henn [1949]. Major Topics: James William Henderson; Robert C. Hendrickson; NATO; world peace. Principal Correspondent: Pearl Hendrix. 0457 Henderson, Donna J., 1949. Major Topics: Polio; health facilities and services; Warm Springs, Ga. 0471 Hendrick, James P. and Family, 1947–1952. Major Topics: Marshall Plan; ECA; foreign assistance. Principal Correspondent: James P. Hendrick. 0512 Henr–Hep [1949]. Major Topic: Mental health facilities and services. Principal Correspondent: Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Henry. 0534 Hera–Hern [1949]. Major Topics: Dean Dixon; New York Chamber Orchestra; Spain; Francisco Franco. 0555 Herr–Herz [1949]. 0570 Herrick, Genevieve, “Geno,” 1946–1952. Principal Correspondent: Genevieve Herrick. 0579 Hes–Hey [1949]. Principal Correspondents: Carrie Bayard Hevner; Maybelle Hewett. 0609 Heuschkel, Harry, 1949–1950. Major Topic: Voting in elections. Principal Correspondent: Harry Heuschkel. 0623 Hia–Hig [1949]. Major Topic: Medical education for foreign student. Principal Correspondent: Marie Walt Eshleman. 0649 Highlander Folk School, 1949–1952. Principal Correspondent: Myles Horton. 0656 Hight, Betty, 1948–1952. Major Topics: ECA; daily life in Paris, France; Catholic Church; Francis Cardinal Spellman. Principal Correspondent: Betty Hight. 0672 Hik–Hil [1949]. Major Topics: Catholicism and Protestantism; church and state; East-West relations; foreign trade; Francis Cardinal Spellman; assistance for the aged. Principal Correspondents: A. Hiker; Hortense K. Hill; Louise B. Hill; Elsie G. Hillrouse. 0717 Him–Hin [1949]. Major Topic: Flowers. 0743 Hir–Hix [1949]. Principal Correspondent: Mrs. F. W. Hirst.

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0750 Hoa–Hoe [1949]. 0758 Hobart and William Smith Colleges, 1949–1952. Major Topic: FDR membership in Phi Beta Kappa. Principal Correspondent: Alan Willard Brown. 0765 Hof–Hoh [1949]. Major Topics: UN; world government. 0773 Hoffman, Helen D., 1948–1951. Principal Correspondent: Helen Duey Hoffman. 0779 Hok–Holle [1949]. 0787 Holland, Kenneth, 1949–1952. Major Topic: UNESCO programs. Principal Correspondent: Kenneth Holland. 0811 Holli–Holz [1949]. Major Topics: Court of Claims case; veterans benefits and pensions. Principal Correspondent: Austin J. Holliday. 0829 Hom–Hon [1949]. 0835 Hoo–Hop [1949]. Major Topics: Christmas cards; land surveying; maps; San Diego County, Ca.; land ownership and rights. Principal Correspondent: W. I. Hoover. 0869 Hooker, Harry S., 1945–1952. 0872 Hoover, J. Edgar., 1949–1952. Principal Correspondent: J. Edgar Hoover. 0875 Hora–Horo [1949]. Major Topic: Request for military discharge due to financial hardship. Principal Correspondents: Charles L. Horn; Gertrude Hornbeck. 0895 Horr–Hos [1949]. Major Topic: Adult correspondence with foreigners to enhance world knowledge. Principal Correspondent: Gladys Horton. 0910 Horton, H. Leavitt, 1949. Major Topics: H. Leavitt Horton scrapbook on New England; history of Hingham, Mass. 0943 Hot–Hov [1949]. Major Topics: Housatonic Valley Regional High School (Falls Village, Conn.); medical examinations, tests, and treatments. Principal Correspondents: Paul W. Stoddard; Nellie Braun House. 0969 Houghton, Evans, 1948–1951. 0974 How–Hoz [1949].

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0001 Howard University, 1947–1949. Major Topics: Accounting and auditing report; Franke, Hannon and Withey; educational finance; executive committee meeting minutes; school administration; graduating class of 1949; Henrik Ibsen’s The Wild Duck performed by Howard University Players in Norway; board of trustees meeting minutes; wages and salaries. Principal Correspondent: Mordecai W. Johnson. 0165 Howe, Grace and Family, 1945–1952. Principal Correspondents: Hartley Howe; Grace Howe. 0175 Hr–Hud [1949]. 0191 Hudson Shore Labor School, 1948–1951. Major Topics: Labor unions; financial assistance; David Dubinsky. Principal Correspondent: Margaret D. Wood. 0220 Hue–Hug [1949]. Major Topic: Export-Import Bank. 0228 Huggins, Molly, 1946–1951. Major Topic: Lady Molly Huggins lecture tour on Jamaica. 0237 Hui–Hum [1949]. Major Topics: Foreign adoption; immigration quotas. Principal Correspondent: Maxine R. Hume. 0247 Human Rights, 1949–1952. Major Topic: UDHR. 0259 Humphrey, Hubert H., 1947–1950. 0262 Hun [1949]. Major Topic: World Affairs Council of Rhode Island. 0289 Hunt, Dorothy, 1949–1952. Major Topic: World Affairs Council of Rhode Island. Principal Correspondent: Dorothy Hunt. 0303 Hunt, Rhoda H., 1949–1951. Major Topic: World calendar. Principal Correspondent: Rhoda H. Hunt 0314 Hun–Hus [1949]. 0327 Hurst, Fanny, 1949–1952. 0330 Hut–Hy [1949]. Major Topics: Refugees in Palestine; UNICEF; WHO. Principal Correspondent: Gertrude Hutchins. 0379 Hyde Park (General), 1949–1952. Major Topic: Hyde Park Historical Association.

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0384 Hyde Park Free Library, 1949. Major Topics: Trustees election; library administration; book circulation; book donations; Encyclopedia Britannica. Principal Correspondents: Dorothy Todd; Janet L. Palmer. 0417 I–Il [1949]. Major Topics: Gabriel Acevedo Bernal; FDR memorial in Panama; retirement. Principal Correspondents: Thomas B. Idol; John Ihlder. 0435 Ickes, Harold, 1948–1952. Major Topic: Francis Cardinal Spellman. Principal Correspondent: Harold Ickes. 0440 Ilma, Viola, 1949–1951. Major Topics: Employment; child’s missing drawings. Principal Correspondent: Viola Ilma. 0452 Im–Inc [1949]. 0459 Ind–Inf [1949]. 0465 India, 1945–1952. 0469 India League of America, 1949–1952. 0471 Indians, 1946–1952. 0475 Ing–Insa [1949]. Major Topics: Racial discrimination in Rosa Lee Ingram case; civil rights; National Committee to Free the Ingram Family; UNHRC. 0520 Inst–Int [1949]. Major Topics: Religion and families; Institute of Life Insurance; Institute of World Affairs. Principal Correspondent: May F. Sinks. 0542 Institute of International Education, 1949–1952. Major Topic: Educational exchanges to promote world peace. Principal Correspondent: Donald J. Shank. 0550 Inter-Am–International, A–B [1949]. 0557 International, C–F [1949]. Major Topics: International Film Foundation; motion pictures and public opinion of the United States. Principal Correspondent: Julien Bryan. 0574 International, G–P [1949]. Major Topics: International News Service; Francis Cardinal Spellman; private and public schools; UN International Nursery School; International People’s College (Denmark); International Protection of Works of Art and Historic Monuments (pamphlet); right of property during war; collateral damage during war; international law; recovering stolen property. 0644 International House, 1948–1951. Major Topic: International House Association. Principal Correspondent: Leon de Rosen.

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0657 ILGWU, 1946–1952. Major Topics: Speeches and addresses; Justice (newsletter); labor union activities; educational exchanges. Principal Correspondent: Mark Starr. 0686 International, R–Z [1949]. Principal Correspondent: Reinhold Niebuhr. 0699 International Refugee Organization, 1946–1951. Major Topics: Immigration; refugee education and employment background; orphan refugees; foreign assistance. Principal Correspondents: W. A. Wood Jr.; Trygve Lie. 0743 International Rescue Committee, 1946–1951. Major Topics: “Iron Curtain refugees”; Russian refugees in Shanghai, China. Principal Correspondents: Marie D. Lane; Sheba Strunsky; Nicholas Alexander. 0775 International Tracing Service, ca.1949–1950. Major Topics: Child Search Branch; registration of unaccompanied children; statistical data: missing and unaccompanied children; process of reuniting families; adoptive and birth parents; Heinrich Himmler’s Lebensborn program; Nazi Germany child policies; war crimes trials of Nazis associated with kidnapping non-German children. Principal Correspondents: Herbert H. Meyer; Cornelia D. Heise; R. J. D. G. Blackmore; Kazimiera Skibinska; Heinrich Himmler.

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0001 Interp–Iron [1949]. Major Topic: Education and Living (book) by Ralph Borsodi. 0012 Irv–Iso [1949]. Major Topic: Foreign visitors to the United States. 0021 Israel, 1948–1952. Major Topics: Israel Maritime League; navy training and education. 0034 Ist–Iz [1949]. Major Topics: Lopert Films, Inc.; refugee legislation. 0046 J: Jaud, H.–J. Walter Thompson Company [1949]. Major Topic: Oxford University Press Bible. 0053 Jab–Jacko [1949]. Major Topic: Passports and visas. Principal Correspondent: H. J. L’Heureux. 0058 Jackson–Jacksonville [1949]. Major Topics: Alcohol abuse and treatment; alcohol legislation. 0085 Jackson, Gardner, 1946–1952. Major Topic: Ownership of industrial production in the Ruhr area. Principal Correspondent: Gardner Jackson.

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0108 Jacob–Jacquet [1949] Major Topics: Hebrew Home for the Aged; visit to Hyde Park. Principal Correspondents: Milton M. Jacobs; Sam Jacobs. 0125 Jacquin–Jaf [1949]. 0127 Jai–Jam [1949]. Principal Correspondent: Gladys Jamison. 0141 James: A–Z [1949]. Major Topics: Joseph James; music; James Monroe High School (Bronx, N.Y.); civil rights and responsibilities. 0155 Jameson–Jaq [1949]. Major Topic: Future of the Democratic Party. Principal Correspondents: Albert Edelman; Mrs. Louis Janofsky. 0171 Jaqua, Charles B., 1949–1951. Principal Correspondent: Charles B. Jaqua. 0178 Jar–Jeb [1949]. Major Topic: Radio program on Atlanta, Ga., public schools. Principal Correspondent: Ira Jarrell. 0196 Jeff–Jenr [1949]. Major Topic: Pensions. Principal Correspondent: Mrs. V. Jeffers. 0207 Jenkins [1949]. 0212 Jess–Jewett [1949]. Major Topic: Letter from “Jesus” discussing the future for Eleanor and FDR. Principal Correspondent: “Norgrove.” 0224 Jewish [1949]. 0232 Jewish Home for the Aged, 1948–1952. 0234 Jewish War Veterans, 1949–1952. 0238 Job–Johan [1949]. 0244 John [1949]. Major Topic: John Dewey 90th Birthday Committee. Principal Correspondent: Jerome Nathanson. 0255 Johnson, A–D [1949]. Major Topics: Pensions; public welfare programs; employment. Principal Correspondent: Alexander B. Johnson. 0275 Johnson, Clara Sturges, 1949–1952. 0277 Johnson: E–G [1949]. Major Topics: Spingarn Medal Award; Ralph Bunche. Principal Correspondent: Ernest E. Johnson.

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0287 Johnson [H–M] [1949]. Major Topics: Committee of One Hundred; French history; public debt; “In Palestine” (song) by J. Newton Johnson; USO; worker’s compensation. Principal Correspondents: Howard S. Johnson; Hugh W. Johnson; Kathy Johnson; Loreene Johnston. 0333 Johnson [N–Z] [1949]. 0344 Johnston–Jona [1949]. Major Topics: Joint Action of Netherlands Women; Netherlands-Indonesia relations. 0358 Jones (A–H) [1949]. Major Topics: Community development; FDR. Principal Correspondent: Hugh Gilbert Jones. 0374 Jones, Alma, 1949–1951. Major Topics: Visit to Hyde Park; termination of employment as a teacher; Cleveland, Ohio Board of Education; discrimination in employment. Principal Correspondent: Alma Jones. 0412 Jones (I–M) [1949]. Principal Correspondent: Lydia Jones. 0421 Jong–Jose [1949]. Major Topics: Music; Anya Joseffer. 0427 Josephson–Jolivs [1949]. 0433 Juliana (Queen), 1945–1952. 0436 Julius Rosenwald Fund, July 1947–1949. 0440 Jung–Junior [1949]. Major Topics: Hyderabad, India and India-Pakistan relations; political prisoners. Principal Correspondents: Dean Rusk; Moin Nawaz Jung. 0466 Junior Americans, 1948–1951. 0468 Junior League, 1949–1952. 0470 Junior Literary Guild, 1947–1952. Major Topics: Hyde Park Free Library; books and bookselling; subscriptions. Principal Correspondent: Helen Ferris. 0499 Junk–Juta [1949]. 0507 Ka–Kales [1949]. Major Topics: Suicide; Life, I Salute You! (book). Principal Correspondent: Boris Kader. 0526 Kalf–Kant [1949]. Major Topics: FDR; life in Berlin, Germany; Kansas Commission for UNESCO; UDHR. Principal Correspondents: Rebecca Lillian Kalmus; Berta Kamm. 0565 Kamitchis, Peter, 1946–1952. Major Topics: Employment; American Druggist (magazine); housing. Principal Correspondent: Peter Kamitchis.

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0584 Kantro–Kart [1949]. Major Topics: Bonus March; death of wife of Joseph Karpiak; employment; financing medical education; immigration. Principal Correspondent: Joseph Karpiak. 0620 Kappa Delta Pi, 1949–1951. Major Topic: Gamma Iota Chapter. 0631 Kas–Katz [1949]. 0638 Katz: A–Z [1949]. Major Topics: Refugees; Siegfried Katz-Weis. 0644 Katzen, Herman, 1949–1952. 0649 Kauf–Kaz [1949]. Major Topic: Visit with Danny and Sylvia Kaye. Principal Correspondent: Sylvia Kaye. 0669 Kea–Kee [1949]. Major Topics: Ireland and NATO; Irish unification; U.S. employment; postal service employment; social security. Principal Correspondents: Maureen P. Keating; J. Frederick Keck Jr. 0709 Kef–Keller [1949]. Principal Correspondent: Helen Keller. 0718 Kelley–Kelly [1949]. 0724 Kelly, H. John, 1948–1952. 0734 Kelm–Kenm [1949]. Major Topics: UN; David Ben-Gurion; Israel; public services. Principal Correspondent: Robert M. W. Kempner. 0759 Kenn–Kent [1949]. Major Topic: School libraries. Principal Correspondent: Clara Kent. 0772 Kenw–Ketch [1949]. Major Topics: Dorothy Kenyon; presidential appointments to the UN; refugees; immigration; Vasil Stepanchuk. Principal Correspondent: May V. Kern. 0811 Kerr, Mr. and Mrs. Robert, 1949–1952. Principal Correspondent: Florence Kerr. 0819 Kett–Kie [1949]. 0831 Kidd, Gordon and Claire, 1949–1952. Principal Correspondent: Claire Kidd. 0838 Kiis–Kine [1949]. Major Topics: World government; art and exchange of persons programs. Principal Correspondents: Mrs. C. Kimball; Hans Kindler. 0859 King–Kingman [1949]. Major Topics: Native Americans; writing and publishing; science and religion; world peace.

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Principal Correspondents: Frank M. King; Grace E. King; Joseph E. King; May King. 0907 Kings–Kirby [1949]. Major Topics: International Tracing Service, Child Search Branch; business partnerships. Principal Correspondents: Herbert H. Meyer; Harold Stillwell Kirby. 0941 Kirch–Kist [1949]. Major Topics: Alaskan Natives; land ownership and rights; The Psychopathology of International Tension (booklet); inventions of military equipment and supplies. Principal Correspondents: Ruth F. Kirk; R. G. Kissel. 0972 Kitch–Klep [1949].

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0001 Klet–Kniz [1949]. Major Topics: U.S. lacrosse team international tour; Knights of Columbus; Knights of Lithuania; sovereignty of Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia. Principal Correspondent: Martha Butler Klug. 0037 Knapp, Sally, 1947–1949. Major Topic: Sally Knapp children’s book about ER. 0046 Knos–Koe [1949]. Major Topics: Pasadena Inter-Racial Women’s Club; racial discrimination; discrimination in employment. Principal Correspondent: Mrs. Stephen D. Knox. 0069 Kof–Koo [1949]. 0081 Koons, Earle R., 1945–1952. 0087 Kop–Kornh [1949]. Principal Correspondent: David Koretz. 0101 Kornitzer, Bela, 1949–1952. Major Topic: Immigration from Hungary. Principal Correspondent: Bela Kornitzer. 0109 Koro–Kov [1949]. Major Topics: Discrimination in employment; UN volunteer services. Principal Correspondents: J. Edgar Hoover; Margaret R. Otis. 0123 Kow–Krep [1949]. Major Topics: Spain; Francisco Franco; Arthur J. Kraus; educational exchanges. Principal Correspondents: Jay Krane; FDR Jr.; Ida Wilson Krebs. 0157 Kres–Krot [1949]. 0160 Kresse, Al W., 1948–1952. Principal Correspondent: Al W. Kresse. 0164 Kru–Kub [1949]. Major Topic: The Kruse School for black female juvenile delinquents. Principal Correspondent: Dorothy Banton.

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0181 Kubie, Lawrence S., MD, 1949–1952. Major Topic: Visit to Hyde Park. Principal Correspondent: Lawrence S. Kubie. 0194 Kuc–Kun [1949]. Major Topics: Passports and visas; immigration; UN and refugees. Principal Correspondents: Frances Greenwood; Maria Kuncewiczowa. 0215 Kup–Kyw [1949]. Major Topics: Immigration; refugees. Principal Correspondent: Hermans Kuplis. 0236 Lab–Lac [1949]. Major Topics: Immigrants in the United States; racial discrimination in Kentucky. Principal Correspondents: Hope Samal Labet; Doris LaBundy. 0252 Lad–Lal [1949]. Major Topic: Social security. Principal Correspondent: Frank Laffoon. 0266 Ladies Home Journal, 1946–1951. Major Topics: Netherlands-Indonesia relations; ER termination of work with Ladies’ Home Journal. Principal Correspondent: Atie Ouwehand-Scholten. 0287 Lafferty, Mildred W., 1949–1952. Principal Correspondent: Mildred W. Lafferty. 0292 Lam [1949]. 0304 Lambert, Tatiana, 1949–1952. Major Topic: Writers and writing. Principal Correspondent: Tatiana Lambert. 0315 Lanc–Land [1949]. Principal Correspondent: Gustave Lanctot. 0324 Lane, A–Z [1949]. Major Topics: Polish Ambassador Joseph Winiewicz; medical supplies and equipment. Principal Correspondents: Arthur Bliss Lane; Kathleen R. Lane. 0337 Lane, Arthur, 1946–1952. 0339 Lang–Lani [1949]. 0342 Langley Calendar League, 1949–1951. Major Topic: World calendar. 0350 Lanigan, James S., 1947–1952. Principal Correspondent: James S. Lanigan. 0366 Lann–Lap [1949]. 0384 Lape, Esther, 1946–1952. Principal Correspondent: Esther Lape.

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0410 Lar–Lash [1949]. Major Topic: War, peace, and Christianity. Principal Correspondent: Leonard Larsen. 0427 Lash [Joe and Trude] 1949–1952. Major Topics: Legislation regarding Native Americans and social security; American Veterans Committee; health facilities and services. Principal Correspondent: Joseph P. Lash. 0446 Lask–Lav [1949]. Major Topics: ECA; David Lasser loyalty review; health facilities and services for Jose Maria G. Lasso. 0475 Lasker, Albert and Mary, 1949–1952. Principal Correspondent: Mary Lasker. 0485 Lasky, Victor, 1949–1952. Major Topics: John Chamberlain; Whittaker Chambers. 0490 Laughlin, Anne, 1948–1952. 0493 Law [1949]. 0500 Lay–Leag [1949]. 0507 Leach, Agnes, 1948–1952. 0513 League of Women Voters, 1945–1952. Major Topics: Speeches and addresses; Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y. chapter; gifts and donations. Principal Correspondent: Margaret B. Murdock. 0545 Leah–Led [1949]. Major Topics: FDR; James Monroe High School (Bronx, N.Y.); human rights. Principal Correspondent: Katherine Leathorn. 0571 Lee [1949]. Major Topics: Judaism; criminal case and sentence of Sergeant Robert W. Burns in death of Ruth Farnsworth; discrimination in education; motion picture on the UN. Principal Correspondents: Emmet J. Lee; Johnnie Lee. 0615 Lef–Leh [1949]. Major Topics: War with the USSR; world peace; child welfare legislation. Principal Correspondent: Justine Legg. 0639 Lehman, [Herbert] 1945–1952. Major Topics: U.S. Senate campaign; Democratic Party; labor; housing; civil rights; farms and farmers; UN Relief and Rehabilitation Administration; speeches and addresses. Principal Correspondents: Herbert Lehman; Helen Straus. 0694 Lei–Leno [1949]. Principal Correspondent: Mariano Lemaitre. 0719 Lenroot, K., 1947–1952. Major Topic: UNICEF. Principal Correspondent: Katharine F. Lenroot.

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0725 Lens–Les [1949]. 0734 Let–Levi [1949]. Major Topics: George L. Levison; Middle East; Jews; Israel; refugees in Palestine. Principal Correspondent: Albert Levine. 0771 Levy [1949]. Principal Correspondent: A. F. Levy. 0778 Levy, Constance, 1949–1952. 0782 Levy, David and Adele, 1945–1952. 0787 Lew–Lie [1949]. Major Topics: Lexington School for the Deaf; Liberty (magazine); civil liberties; writers and writing; World Religious Freedom Day League. Principal Correspondents: Mildred Kaldor; John B. Danby; Harry J. Krould; Julius Lichtenfeld; William Liebermann; Bettina Liebowitz. 0859 Lewis, A–Z [1949]. Major Topic: Employment. Principal Correspondents: H. H. Lewis; Mark B. Lewis. 0885 Lewis, Dorothy, 1949–1952. 0889 Lewis, Jack, 1946–1949. 0894 L’Heureux, H. J., 1947–1952. 0897 Liberman, Isaac, 1949–1952. 0902 Lie, Trygve, Secretary-General, United Nations, 1947–1952. 0907 Lif–Lil [1949]. Major Topic: Nordmanns Forbundet (magazine). 0934 Life Magazine, 1949–1952. Major Topic: Roosevelt Portrait (book) by Douglas Crandor. 0941 Lilienthal, David, ca. 1945–1950. Principal Correspondent: Alfred M. Lilienthal. 0945 Lim–Lind [1949]. Major Topics: Passports and visas; immigration. Principal Correspondents: Gloria Lucero Lind; Connie S. Lindau. 0979 Lincoln Center, 1947–1952. Major Topics: Ralph Bunche; speeches and addresses; housing and relocation. Principal Correspondent: Rockwood Jenkins.

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0001 Line–Lio [1949]. Major Topic: Balancing the U.S. budget. Principal Correspondent: J. J. Linov.

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0017 Lions Club, 1949–1952. Major Topics: Rizal, Quezon, and Manila, Philippines, chapters; rural unrest, communism, and firearms in the Philippines; The Lion (magazine of the Manila Lion’s Club); The Manila Chronicle (newspaper). Principal Correspondent: Francisco Ortigas Jr. 0082 Lip–Lit [1949]. Major Topic: Communism and democracy. Principal Correspondent: A. J. Lipshitz. 0094 Lithuania, 1946–1952. Major Topics: Lithuanian refugee art exhibit; Tappan Hill restaurant. 0106 Litt–Liz [1949]. Major Topics: Kenneth L. Little; philosophy of human progress. 0128 Lj–Log [1949]. Major Topics: UN; U.S.–USSR relations; Loft Candy Shops. 0153 Loeb, James, 1949–1951. 0156 Loh–Lons [1949]. Major Topics: Guy Lombardo; membership organizations for girls. Principal Correspondents: Gene Shefrin; Pearl R. Long. 0173 Long, Georgia, 1949. Major Topic: Foreign loan to Spain. Principal Correspondent: Georgia Long. 0190 Loo–Lop [1949]. Major Topics: UDHR; government decentralization. 0203 Lor–Lot [1949]. Major Topic: Herbert A. Lorenz. 0223 Lord and Taylor, 1948–1952. Major Topic: Shopping service. 0229 Lorentz, Pare, 1948–1952. Major Topics: The Face of the Earth (motion picture about natural resources); water supply and use. Principal Correspondents: Pare Lorentz; Marion Stevens. 0251 Lou–Lov [1949]. Major Topics: The Cable (magazine of the Pirelli-General Cable Works Social and Sports Club); Christmas; sports and athletics. Principal Correspondent: Bertha Lovell. 0282 Low–Loz [1949]. 0297 Lub–Lum [1949]. 0301 Luckey, Platt & Company, 1949–1952. 0303 Lun–Luz [1949]. Major Topics: Death and dying; Lutheran Memorial Hospital Association; Upsala Gazette (newspaper). Principal Correspondents: Gladys Lusty; Arthur Herbert.

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0328 Ly–Lynn [1949]. 0335 Lynch, Patsy, 1949–1952. Major Topics: Academy of St. Joseph (Long Island, N.Y.); summer vacation. Principal Correspondent: Patsy Lynch. 0358 Lyon–Lyuh [1949]. Major Topics: UNESCO; world citizenship. Principal Correspondent: Robert S. Lytle. 0366 Mc/Mac: A–B [1949]. Major Topic: National Consumers League. Principal Correspondent: Dorothy McAllister. 0377 McBride, Mary Margaret, 1948–1949. Major Topics: Radio broadcasts; music and race relations. Principal Correspondents: Mary Margaret McBride; Hall Johnson. 0403 McCab–McCar [1949]. 0417 McCas–McCl [1949]. Major Topics: Federal departments and agencies; government organization; federal employees and veterans preference. Principal Correspondent: Wade T. McClintock. 0442 McCol–McCor [1949]. Major Topic: Employment. Principal Correspondents: James McCollam; Robert McConnell 0459 McCos–McCu [1949]. 0472 McCoy, Hazel, 1949–1952. Principal Correspondent: Hazel B. McCoy. 0482 Mc–MacD [1949]. Major Topics: Radio broadcast The American Almanac; FDR. 0507 Mc–MacDonald, A–Z [1949]. Major Topics: Music; UNHRC. Principal Correspondents: John Golden; Harriett McDonald; Kathleen MacDonald. 0518 McDuffie, Lizzie, 1948–1952. Principal Correspondent: Lizzie McDuffie. 0532 McE–McF [1949]. 0534 McGa–McGl [1949]. Major Topics: Holy sites in Palestine; Catholic Church; refugees in Palestine; UN. Principal Correspondent: Josephine C. McGinty. 0552 McGo–McGu [1949]. Major Topics: J. Howard McGrath; history of U.S. democracy; Constitution of the United States; human and civil rights; UN. 0567 Macgregor, Frances, 1949–1952. 0570 McInerny, Timothy A., 1948–1950. Major Topic: UN and Spain. Principal Correspondent: Timothy A. McInerny.

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0590 McJ–McK [1949]. Major Topics: The MacJannet Camps (France); polio; Galway, Ireland. Principal Correspondents: Donald R. MacJannet; R. D. McKenzie. 0616 McLaughlin, Kathleen, 1947–1952. Major Topic: Occupied Germany. Principal Correspondent: Kathleen McLaughlin. 0621 MacLeish, Archibald, 1945–1952. 0626 Mc/MacM [1949]. Major Topic: UDHR. 0639 McN–McW [1949]. Major Topics: American Red Cross; disaster relief. Principal Correspondents: Dorothy McAllister; Errol McRae. 0676 Ma–Mack [1949]. Major Topics: Merchant marine; navy; Liberty ships; invasion of the Philippines. 0725 Maco–Mag [1949]. 0745 Mademoiselle, 1949–1952. 0752 Madison, A–Z [1949]. Major Topics: Catholic Church; church and state; Francis Cardinal Spellman. 0757 Mah [1949]. 0767 Mai–Mak [1949]. Major Topics: Lutheran Church; Lutheran Research Society of Detroit. Principal Correspondent: Walter A. Maier. 0794 Mal [1949]. Principal Correspondents: Max Guggenheim; Margaret Malone. 0812 Malik, Charles, 1948–1952. 0814 Mam–Mank [1949]. Major Topic: Cancer. 0829 Mann: A–Z [1949]. Major Topics: Employment with the Veterans Administration; National Committee for Education on Alcoholism. Principal Correspondent: Clarence Richard Mann. 0853 Manna–Map [1949]. 0858 Mara–Mare [1949]. Major Topics: Paralysis; human experimentation; communism. Principal Correspondent: Henri Marcel. 0877 Mare–Mari [1949]. 0881 Marine Corps League, 1948–1952. 0884 Mark [1949]. Major Topics: Animal experimentation; music; discrimination in employment. Principal Correspondent: Gypsy Markoff.

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0921 Marl–Marsh [1949]. Major Topics: Communicating with the dead; FDR. Principal Correspondents: M. Marnier; Arthur E. Marsh. 0947 Marshall, A–Z [1949]. Major Topic: Redevelopment of Marshall Heights, Washington, D.C. Principal Correspondent: Willie V. White. 0964 Marshall, George C., 1945–1952. Principal Correspondent: George C. Marshall. 0973 Marso–Marz [1949]. Major Topics: Textbooks; church and state; communism; Ukraine–USSR relations; prisoners and pardons. Principal Correspondents: Joe L. Martinez; Carl Marzani.

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0001 Martin, A–Z [1949]. Major Topic: Fraternal Order of Eagles Civic Service Award. Principal Correspondent: Murray Martin. 0014 Marvin, George, 1948–1952. Principal Correspondent: George Marvin. 0021 Marvin, Langdon P., Jr., 1947–1952. Major Topics: Presidential appointments; air mail legislation. Principal Correspondent: Langdon P. Marvin Jr. 0035 Marx, Robert, 1949–1950. Major Topics: Sixtieth birthday celebration; Walter F. Liesegang; medical treatment; Church of Christ, Scientist. Principal Correspondent: Robert Marx. 0050 Mas [1949]. 0062 Mason, A–Z [1949]. Major Topics: Burn injuries; families and childhood trauma; employment; medical education. Principal Correspondents: Anne D. Mason; Mary Mason; Morris Mason. 0098 Mason, Lucy R., 1948–1952. Principal Correspondent: Lucy R. Mason. 0103 Massachusetts, 1950–1952 [1949]. 0108 Mat–Mau [1949]. Major Topic: Orphans in China. Principal Correspondents: Sue Matchette; Mae Maust. 0127 Mauhs, Sharon, 1946–1952. 0130 Mav–Mayb [1949]. Principal Correspondent: Christine May.

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0143 Maye–Maz [1949]. Major Topics: Passports and visas; immigration; Jasper J. Mayer. Principal Correspondent: Eric Mayer. 0167 Mb–Med [1949]. 0175 Mee–Mei [1949]. Major Topics: ER Meet the Press interview; church and state; speeches and addresses. Principal Correspondents: Amelia Meindel; Katharine W. Meissner. 0198 Mej–Mem [1949]. 0207 Melfi, Joseph L., 1949. Major Topic: Criminal procedure. Principal Correspondent: Joseph L. Melfi. 0217 Men [1949]. Major Topics: The Men’s League in Aid of Crippled Children, Inc. Principal Correspondent: Mary Mengler. 0251 Mer [1949]. Major Topics: Comic book We Hit the Jackpot on U.S. industrial production, freedoms, and economic policy; Mercy-Douglass Hospital (Philadelphia, Pa.); gifts and donations. 0283 Mes–Mez [1949]. Major Topic: Veterans health facilities and services for Warren C. Mesick. Principal Correspondent: Edwin Mesick. 0304 Meyer: A–Z [1949]. Major Topics: Halloween pranks; International Tracing Service, Child Search Branch. Principal Correspondents: Helen Meyer; Herbert H. Meyer. 0328 Meyer, Agnes, 1949–1952. Major Topics: Federal aid to education; church and state; Francis Cardinal Spellman; Catholic Church; America (Catholic publication). Principal Correspondent: Agnes Meyer. 0377 Mia–Mid [1949]. Major Topics: Wiltwyck School for Boys; employment; Allied POWs’ memorial to FDR in German POW camp. Principal Correspondents: Erma Michael; Shirley M. Michaels; Albert J. Michaud. 0409 Mic–Mik [1949]. Major Topics: Loans; plumbing construction and repairs; civil procedure; employment. Principal Correspondents: Michael Mifkovic; Donna Migent. 0429 Mila–Mill [1949]. Principal Correspondents: Elsie Leslie Milliken; Elliott Roosevelt. 0459 Milbauer, Richard, 1949. Major Topics: Motion pictures; Blum-Byrnes Agreement of 1946; February 10, 1949, broadcast of radio program Wisconsin School of the Air; Joseph Stalin; Harry S. Truman; U.S.–USSR relations; iron and steel industry; February 3, 1949, broadcast of radio program Wisconsin School of the Air; snowstorms; UNESCO;

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News of the Week, 1948–1949 (publication of Wisconsin School of the Air); educational broadcasting and assignments for students; station WHA radio programs. 0513 Millbrook School, 1949–1952. Major Topic: Speeches and addresses. Principal Correspondent: Ed Pulling. 0521 Miller, A–E [1949]. 0529 Miller, F–Z [1949]. Major Topic: Financial assistance. Principal Correspondent: Frances Miller. 0546 Miller, Mary, 1948–1952. Principal Correspondent: Mary Miller. 0556 Milm–Minn [1949]. Major Topics: Minnesota Territorial Pioneers; Minnesota United Nations Association. Principal Correspondent: James A. Mingo. 0575 Milton Academy, 1948–1950. 0584 Mino–Miz [1949]. Major Topics: The Miracle of America (Advertising Council booklet); history of U.S. economic development and policy; industrial production; wages and salaries; freedoms; speeches and addresses. Principal Correspondent: Mrs. Anthony Misischia. 0624 Mitchell, A–Z [1949]. Major Topics: Sentences, criminal procedure in Trenton, N.J., case against six Black Americans; religions. Principal Correspondents: Bessie Mitchell; Edele Mitchell. 0656 Moa–Moe [1949]. Major Topic: Citizens Committee to Draft Lehman for the U.S. Senate. Principal Correspondent: Henry Modell. 0667 Mof–Mom [1949]. Major Topics: Japanese opinion of inconsistency between U.S. consumer and material culture and intellectual attainment; Native American–Indian Bureau relations; Women’s Council of the National Association of Real Estate Brokers; women’s employment. Principal Correspondents: Pearl S. Buck; Mrs. Telon Mogi; Henny Mollgaard. 0695 Mona–Monr [1949]. 0701 Mont [1949]. 0705 Moo [1949]. Major Topics: Gifts and donations for March of Dimes; Lyubov Kosmodemyanskaya; prevention of war; U.S.–USSR relations. Principal Correspondents: Leo T. Moody; Elizabeth Moos. 0725 Moore, A–L [1949].

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0743 Moore, John, 1949. Major Topics: Private and public schools; church and state; Scottish Rite News Bulletin (Freemason publication); Catholic Church; Protestant churches; textbooks; Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty; civil procedure: John C. Moore vs. Board of Education of the City and County of San Francisco, State of California, and Herbert C. Clish, Superintendent of Schools and Executive Officer. Principal Correspondent: John C. Moore. 0777 Moore, M–Z [1949]. Major Topic: Writing and publishing to support handicapped children. Principal Correspondent: Mae Moore. 0790 Mora–Morn [1949]. 0798 Morgan, A–Z [1949]. Principal Correspondent: E. Theresa Morgan. 0813 Morgenthau, Henry, Jr., and Family, and Morgenthau Foundation, 1945–1952. Major Topics: Jewish immigration; Jews in Arab countries; ER biography. Principal Correspondents: Henry Morgenthau Jr.; Grace G. Tully. 0850 Morgenthau, Henry, III, 1949–1952. Major Topic: Death of Elinor Morgenthau. Principal Correspondent: Henry Morgenthau III. 0856 Morgenthau, Rita, 1949–1952. Principal Correspondent: Rita Morgenthau. 0861 Moro–Morr [1949]. 0863 Morris, A–Z [1949]. 0875 Mors–Mort [1949]. Major Topics: Employment; Phi Kappa Psi Amherst chapter induction of Black American student. Principal Correspondent: Hazel M. Morse. 0890 Mosb–Mosh [1949]. Major Topic: Jews and anti-Semitism. Principal Correspondent: George Van Horn Moseley. 0904 Mosk–Mosm [1949]. Major Topics: George H. Salmon; foreign trade; money stabilization in postwar Europe; industrial production; manufacturing and manufactured goods. Principal Correspondent: Ruth Mass. 0932 Mot–Moul [1949]. Major Topics: Sri Aurobindo biography (religious and political leader); naming Casablanca, Morocco, health facility for FDR. 0969 Moun–Moz [1949]. Major Topics: Mount Vernon Symphony Society; polio treatments; FDR. Principal Correspondents: Ana Maria Moya; Frank J. Mozdzin.

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0001 Mt. Holyoke, 1949–1951. Major Topics: Mount Holyoke College Institute on the United Nations; speeches and addresses; travel; newspaper coverage; institute organization, membership, program, educational materials, publicity, and finances. Principal Correspondents: Ruth C. Lawson; Mary J. Levy; Everett D. Hawkins; Victoria Schuck. 0139 Mr–Muk [1949]. 0144 Mul–Mun [1949]. Major Topic: Educational exchanges. 0182 Mur [1949]. Major Topics: Health facilities and services; polio. Principal Correspondent: Irene Murry. 0192 Murphy, A–Z [1949]. Major Topics: Divorce and remarriage of Walter White; Bible verses and predictions for the future. Principal Correspondents: Jack Murphy; Maude E. Murphy. 0222 Murphy, Cordelia, 1949–1952. 0227 Murray, Arthur, 1948–1951. Major Topic: Painting. Principal Correspondent: Arthur Murray. 0241 Murray, Pauli, 1949–1952. Major Topics: Elections; Liberal Party; forms of racial discrimination by U.S. states; civil rights legislation by U.S. states. Principal Correspondent: Pauli Murray. 0269 Murrow, Mr. and Mrs. Edward R., 1949–1952. Major Topics: Speeches and addresses; travel. Principal Correspondents: Edward R. Murrow; Janet Murrow. 0282 Mus–My [1949]. 0291 Naber–Nalb [1949]. 0293 Nall–Nathan [1949]. Major Topics: Protestant Episcopal Church; human rights; William Lawrence. Principal Correspondent: Norman Nash. 0315 The Nation, 1946–1949. Major Topics: Church and state; public schools; civil procedure filed by The Nation; censorship; New York Board of Education; school libraries; academic freedom; freedom of speech and press; due process of law. Principal Correspondent: R. Lawrence Siegel. 0363 National Academy–National Association [1949–1950]. Major Topics: National Amputation Foundation baseball game; National Association for Practical Nurse Education; nursing education in U.S. states. Principal Correspondent: Harold Russell.

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0383 NAACP, 1949. Major Topics: Speeches and addresses; interracial marriage; Legal Defense and Education Fund; KKK; Haiti; Roy Wilkins; civil rights legislation; Mary White Ovington; history of the NAACP; Equal Justice under the Law (booklet reviewing U.S. Supreme Court cases argued by the NAACP); racial discrimination; emigration of Black Americans to Liberia; divorce and remarriage of Walter White; Board of Directors meeting; association administration; ER resignation from Board of Directors. Principal Correspondents: Walter White; Madison S. Jones Jr.; Henry Lee Moon; Charles A. Levy; Hubert T. Delany; Roy Wilkins. 0519 National Association of: S–National: Cl [1949]. Major Topics: National Information Bureau; support for nonprofit organizations; refugees; National Civil Service League; civil service system. 0551 National Broadcasting Company, 1946–1952. Major Topic: Music and television. 0563 National Committee [1949]. Major Topics: National Committee for Mental Hygiene; International Congress on Mental Health; National Committee for the Midcentury White House Conference on Children and Youth; child welfare. 0603 National Conference of Christians and Jews, 1946–1952. Major Topics: Speeches and addresses; European council to promote unity; Harry S. Truman. 0637 National Consumers League, 1949–1952. Major Topic: National Council for Historic Sites and Buildings. 0643 National Council [1949]. Major Topics: National Council of Women of the United States; UDHR. Principal Correspondents: Rose P. Parsons; Helen H. Evans. 0658 National Council for Historic Sites and Buildings, 1949. Major Topics: Preserving America’s Heritage (booklet); proposed National Trust for Historic Preservation; U.S. historic sites in need of assistance; Charles D. Maginnis; architecture. 0688 National Council of Administrative Women in Education, 1948–1949. Principal Correspondent: Elizabeth T. Fitzpatrick. 0695 National Council of Jewish Women, 1947–1952. 0701 National Council of Negro Women, 1945–1952. 0710 National, Cy–F [1949]. Major Topics: National Dog Week; National Federation of Settlements; housing; farms and farmers; community development. Principal Correspondent: John McDowell. 0734 National Education Association, 1946–1952. 0738 National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, 1948–1952. Major Topic: Radio program America Celebrates FDR’s Birthday. 0746 National, G–L [1949].

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0751 National Heart Committee, 1948–1952. 0753 National Jewish Hospital at Denver, 1949–1952. 0757 National, M–Sh [1949]. 0763 National Mental Health Foundation, 1946–1950. Major Topic: Mental health and illness. 0772 National, So–Y [1949]. Major Topics: Speeches and addresses; National War College; U.S. foreign policy; National Woman’s Party; Equal Rights Amendment; National Urban League; painting. 0802 National Society for Crippled Children and Adults, 1945–1952. Principal Correspondent: Lawrence J. Linck. 0815 Nations–Naz [1949]. 0822 Nea–Neh [1949]. Major Topic: Polio causes. Principal Correspondent: Rachel Neal. 0839 Nehru, Jawaharlal, 1948–1952. Major Topics: Foreign Policy Association; India League of America; dinner honoring Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru; American Institute of Pacific Relations; The East and West Association; Nehru opinion of United States and U.S. public opinion of Nehru and India; India foreign relations. Principal Correspondents: Thomas L. Power; J. J. Singh; Jawaharlal Nehru. 0884 Nei–Neo [1949]. Major Topic: Navy personnel. Principal Correspondent: Gertrude H. Nelson. 0908 Nep–Nev [1949]. Major Topics: Immigration; Francis Cardinal Spellman. Principal Correspondents: Lilian Nesbitt; Richard L. Neuberger. 0932 Nesbitt, Henrietta, 1946–1951. 0935 New, A–I [1949]. 0940 New, J–W [1949]. Major Topics: New Republic (magazine); UK economic crisis; iron and steel industry; New Rochelle High School (New Rochelle, N.Y.); New World Commentator (magazine); Alabama and the KKK. Principal Correspondent: Henry G. Wellman. 0961 New Jersey, 1948–1952. Major Topic: New Jersey Woman’s Press Club. 0968 New School for Social Research, 1949–1952. Major Topics: Women; educational curricula; school administration. Principal Correspondent: Alvin Johnson. 0984 New York: A–H [1949]. Major Topics: State Citizens Committee for NYC Hospital Bond Issue; health facilities and services; gifts and donations; New York Hall of Science.

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0001 New York: I–Z [1949]. Major Topics: New York Institute for the Education of the Blind; New York Times Youth Forum. 0014 New York Infirmary, 1949–1952. 0023 New York Newspaper Women’s Club, 1949–1952. 0028 New York State, A–T [1949]. Major Topics: New York State Bar Association; human rights and international law; UN; USO. Principal Correspondent: Joseph M. Proskauer. 0062 New York State Association for Crippled Children, Inc., 1946–1952. Major Topics: New York State Association for Nursery Education; preschool education. 0072 New York State Committee on Discrimination in Housing, 1949–1952. Principal Correspondent: Hortense W. Gabel. 0081 New York University, 1946–1952. Major Topic: Speeches and addresses. Principal Correspondent: Feliks Gross. 0096 New York Women’s Trade Union League, 1949–1952. 0100 Newb–Next [1949]. Major Topic: Newsweek article on ER. Principal Correspondents: H. Newland; Bertha Amelia Newton. 0139 Newspaper Guild of New York, 1948–1952. 0143 Nia–Nich [1949]. 0145 Nick–Nienhause [1949]. Major Topics: Nels P. Neilsen; Bible view of death and dying; churches. Principal Correspondent: Margaret E. Nickel. 0168 Neis–Nk [1949]. Major Topic: Spain. Principal Correspondents: Thomas B. Nilan; Megan Nixon. 0186 Nixon, Megan, 1949. Major Topics: Wiltwyck School for Boys; housing; personal and family income. Principal Correspondent: Megan Nixon. 0198 Nob–Nork [1949]. Major Topics: Self-employment; financial assistance; United Nations World (magazine); discrimination in employment; children of U.S. military personnel and German women; German POWs in USSR territory. Principal Correspondents: Betty Noble; Francis Noel-Baker; Mary Kat Mogueira; Hermann Noll; Durward V. Sandifer.

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0257 Norm–North [1949]. Major Topics: NATO; security; foreign assistance; Truman Doctrine; foreign relations. Principal Correspondents: L. D. Battle; Arthur E. Northey. 0283 Norman, Dorothy, 1949–1952. Major Topic: Elections. Principal Correspondent: Dorothy Norman. 0292 Norto–Noy [1949]. Major Topics: Federal aid to education; speeches and addresses. Principal Correspondents: Harry A. Norton; John K. Norton; Ruth J. Novok. 0318 Norton, Mary, 1949–1952. Principal Correspondent: Mary Norton. 0327 Nu–Ny [1949]. Major Topic: House gifted to Henry Norwood “Barney” Ewell. 0337 Nussbaum, Jean, 1946–1952. [Editor’s Note: All correspondence from Jean Nussbaum is in French.] Major Topics: International Association for the Defense of Religious Liberty; Yugoslavia; Catholic Church. Principal Correspondent: Jean Nussbaum. 0362 Oak–O’Connor [1949]. Major Topics: Oakwood School (Poughkeepsie, N.Y.); U.S. youth opinion of Nigeria; private and public schools; federal aid to education; church and state. Principal Correspondents: Thomas Chukwuka Obionah; Margaret Ochs. 0388 Basil O’Connor, 1945–1952. Major Topics: Science and technology; human progress. Principal Correspondent: Basil O’Connor. 0401 Odd–O’Dw [1949]. Major Topic: Criticism of ER magazine column. Principal Correspondent: Louis O’Donnell. 0408 O’Dwyer, William, 1945–1950. Principal Correspondent: William O’Dwyer. 0413 Oechslin–Ogro [1949]. Major Topics: NCNW; speeches and addresses; Black Americans and the USSR; communism and the U.S. south; rent control. Principal Correspondent: Mrs. E. B. O’Ferrell. 0442 O’Hara–Okumura [1949]. Major Topics: Oklahoma Farm Women’s Club; speeches and addresses. 0456 Ola–Olif [1949]. Major Topic: Elizabeth O’Leary termination of employment at Howard University. Principal Correspondent: Joseph L. Johnson. 0473 Olin–Olympic [1949]. Major Topics: Parkinson’s disease of Stella Olivenbaum; human rights versus responsibilities; social security; taxation. Principal Correspondent: L. Stauffer Oliver.

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0503 O’Mahoney–One [1949]. Major Topics: National Trust for Historic Preservation; One World Award. Principal Correspondent: Jacques F. Ferrand. 0524 Ong–Op [1949]. 0531 Ora–Org [1949]. Major Topics: Father Eugene F. J. Maier; private schools; federal aid to education; church and state; monuments and memorials; Organization of American States; Ecuador earthquake disaster relief. Principal Correspondents: R. C. Ciascne Orfeo; Alberto Lleras. 0570 Oriel–Orzechawski [1949]. Major Topics: ORT Bulletin (magazine); International ORT Exhibit. 0586 Osann–Oswalt [1949]. 0592 O’Sullivan, Nellie, 1949–1951. Major Topics: Employment; financial assistance. Principal Correspondent: Nellie O’Sullivan. 0611 Ot–Ou [1949]. Major Topics: FDR; Rose and Joseph J. Gliko Jr. poetry memorializing U.S. states. Principal Correspondent: Lillian R. Ott. 0634 Ov [1949]. Major Topics: Overseas Associates, Inc.; food assistance; Christmas gifts. 0646 Ow–Oz [1949]. Major Topics: Oxford Group; fascism; veterans benefits and pensions. Principal Correspondents: Leta Durlow Miller; Lela Tyler Ozley. 0671 Paa–Pak [1949]. Major Topic: Housing construction in Hiroshima, Japan. Principal Correspondent: Floyd Schmoe. 0688 Pakistan, 1949–1952. Major Topics: Arrest of immigrants; civil liberties; due process of law; Ellis Island prisoners. Principal Correspondents: Abdul Hoque; Jabad Ali; A. U. Ahmed. 0707 Palfi, Marion, 1948–1952. 0710 Palmer, Charles F., 1945–1952. Major Topics: FDR and Warm Springs, Ga.; Rotary Clubs. Principal Correspondent: Charles F. Palmer. 0725 Pam–Pan [1949]. Major Topics: Ju-Shu Pan; aged and aging; hospitals and nursing homes; statistical data: population; Pan-Pacific Women’s Conference; Delio Panizza; Canto de la Victoria (booklet). 0757 Pandit, Vijaya, 1949–1952. Major Topics: Speeches and addresses; travel; visit to Hyde Park. Principal Correspondent: Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit.

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0782 Pao–Paq [1949]. 0789 Para–Park [1949]. Major Topics: Para-Progressives; handicapped. 0800 Parent-Teacher Organizations, 1947–1952. 0805 Parker, A–Z [1949]. Major Topic: Security and world peace. Principal Correspondent: Raymond C. Parker 0826 Parl–Parv [1949]. 0839 Parsons, Rose, 1949–1952. Major Topics: Children to Palestine, Inc.; Jewish orphans; American Association for the UN; Human Rights Day; UNESCO; women and the UN. Principal Correspondents: Rose P. Parsons; Anne Parsons. 0897 Pas–Pat [1949]. Major Topics: A. O. Paterson memorial to Canada; teacher education. Principal Correspondent: Ellen J. Pattison. 0932 Patterson, A–Z [1949]. 0945 Pau [1949]. 0953 Pav–Paz [1949]. Major Topic: Hector Paysse Reyes speech before the UN [in Spanish].

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0001 Pea [1949]. Major Topics: Cancer and the Bible; men, women, and the Bible; science and the Bible. Principal Correspondents: Drew Pearson; Paulina Peavy. 0024 Peabody, Malcolm, 1949–1950. Principal Correspondent: Malcolm Peabody. 0038 Pearson, Dora, 1949–1952. Principal Correspondent: Dora Pearson. 0046 Pec–Pei [1949]. Major Topics: William Peck; The New Beginning: The Only Solution to World Peace (booklet); calendars and the Bible; monetary policy and the Bible. 0076 Pel–Pen [1949]. Major Topics: Writers and writing; American Youth Congress; communism; Vassar College; surveys and questionnaires. Principal Correspondents: Ralph F. Pelaia; Luola Pemberton; Esther C. Pender; Clarice H. L. Pennock. 0106 Pell, Herbert and Olive, 1949–1951. 0118 Pennsylvania, 1949–1952. 0122 Peo–Perl [1949].

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0136 Pepper, Claude, 1947–1949. Major Topics: Rights-of-way and the Atlantic-Gulf Ship Canal; land ownership and rights. 0145 Perkins, Frances, 1945–1952. Major Topics: Administration of the Civil Service Commission; civil service system. Principal Correspondent: Frances Perkins. 0175 Perm–Pes [1949]. Major Topic: Dedication of Forest Hills Jewish Center (Forest Hills, N.Y.). 0197 Perry, A–Z [1949]. 0209 Peta–Pets [1949]. Major Topic: Employment with the UN. Principal Correspondent: Vojislav Petrovich. 0225 Peterson, A–Z [1949]. Major Topics: Seneca Indians; land ownership and rights; distribution of earnings from land leases. Principal Correspondent: Oscar L. Chapman. 0241 Peterson, Cecil, 1949–1952. Major Topics: Military discharges; voluntary military service. Principal Correspondent: Cecil Peterson. 0252 Pett–Pf [1949]. 0259 Ph [1949]. Major Topics: FDR and membership in Phi Beta Kappa; Anne X. Alpern; judicial appointments. Principal Correspondent: Harriet Duff Philipps. 0273 Philadelphia Organizations, 1947–1952. 0281 Phillips, William and Caroline, 1949–1952. Major Topic: Francis Cardinal Spellman. Principal Correspondent: William Phillips. 0286 Physicians Forum, Inc., 1949. Major Topic: Discrimination in health facilities and services. 0305 Pi–Pier [1949]. Major Topics: Pi Lambda Theta (honor society for women in education); family research and genealogies. Principal Correspondent: Etta Robison Pickel. 0330 Pies–Pio [1949]. Major Topics: Pine Woods Institute; child welfare; Pioneer Youth of America, Inc. Principal Correspondent: Agnes Morgenthau Newborg. 0356 Pillsbury Mills, Inc., 1949–1950. Major Topics: Grand National Recipe and Baking Contest; awards, medals, and prizes; Gyp Lotteries (pamphlet criticizing contests); Disabled American Veterans; false advertising; postal service; baking contest participant biographies. Principal Correspondents: Philip Pillsbury; Francis Emmett Williams.

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0408 Pip–Piv [1949]. Major Topics: Religious art; wills and probate of the Maharani of Kapurthala, Tara Devi. Principal Correspondents: Raymond F. Piper; Leon Pistol. 0436 Pitcherale, John, 1949–1951. Principal Correspondent: John Pitcherale. 0442 Pl [1949]. 0453 Plaine, Herzel, 1947–1952. 0456 Planned Parenthood, 1945–1952. 0460 Platt, Charles, 1949–1952. 0464 Poa–Pole [1949]. 0478 “Point Four” Program, 1949–1952. Major Topics: Department of State; developing countries; economic development; foreign assistance; foreign investments; tax incentives and shelters; UN; statistical data: foreign assistance; program administration; Harry S. Truman; statistical data: foreign countries; agriculture; public health; water supply and use; industry; transportation; education; Foundation for International Development. Principal Correspondent: James P. Hendrick. 0573 Poland, 1947–1952. Major Topics: The Polish Review (magazine); refugees. 0598 Poli–Poly [1949]. Major Topics: Polio; Clara Ruediger immigration medical disqualification. 0622 Polier, Justine Wise, 1949–1951. 0624 Polier, Shad, 1949. Major Topics: Elections; Tammany Hall; libel and slander; Citizens Union. 0645 Pollack, Benjamin, 1949–1950. 0648 Polowsky, Joseph, 1947–1952. 0652 Pom–Pop [1949]. Major Topics: Polio; Association des Paralyses de France; handicapped; adult education. Principal Correspondents: Robert C. Poole; Molly Popely. 0687 Por–Pos [1949]. Major Topics: U.S.–Latin America relations; South and Central American unification; Simon Bolivar; U.S. foreign policy; international resources development. Principal Correspondents: Robert H. Porter; Stanley I. Posner; Mary W. Hillyer. 0736 Porter, Harold, 1947–1952. Major Topic: Establishing law firm. Principal Correspondent: Harold Porter. 0749 Porterfield, Robert, 1949–1952. 0751 Pot–Poz [1949]. Major Topics: London Star ER interview; U.S. foreign relations.

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0763 Potofsky, Jacob S., 1948–1952. 0765 Pra–Pre [1949]. Major Topics: Housing; small business. 0806 Prachar, Joseph A., 1948–1951. 0808 Pri [1949]. Major Topics: Immigration; housing for women in Detroit, Mich.; the Principia (St. Louis, Mo., school). 0858 Pro–Pry [1949]. Major Topics: Federal aid to education; Catholic Church; Brainerd Indian School, Hot Springs, S.Dak.; refugees; Displaced Persons Act of 1948. Principal Correspondent: Dawn Procuniar. 0893 Proctor, Charles, 1949. Major Topic: Charles Proctor Sonata in D Minor. 0930 Protestant Organizations, 1949–1952. 0932 Ps–Pul [1949]. Major Topic: Malta. 0942 Public Affairs Commission, 1949. Major Topics: Writing and publishing a pamphlet on human rights; Elizabeth Bass Golding; Woman’s Forum of Nassau County (N.Y.); human relations workshop. Principal Correspondent: Maxwell S. Stewart. 0992 Public Affairs Institute, 1949–1951. Major Topic: Voting rights. 0998 Public Education Association, 1949–1952. 1003 Puhl, Friedrich E., 1949–1952. 1008 Pulling, Edward, 1949–1952. 1010 Pum–Py [1949]. Major Topics: Art; FDR and the Munich Conference. Principal Correspondents: Fernando Puma; C. B. Pyper. 1030 Pursell, Charles, 1945–1952. Principal Correspondent: Charles Pursell. 1037 Q [1949]. 1055 Queens College, 1949–1952. Major Topic: The Crown (student newspaper).

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0001 Raa–Radf [1949]. Major Topic: Health facilities and services. Principal Correspondent: Rita R. Rader.

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0017 Radi [1949]. Major Topics: French Broadcasting System in North America; Eleanor and Anna Roosevelt Radio Program; using radio to express personal views; program format. Principal Correspondent: Anna Roosevelt. 0065 Radl–Rai [1949]. Major Topics: Diseases and disorders; Spain; communism; Francisco Franco. Principal Correspondents: Ann Taylor Ragan; Alfredo Raimundo do Rego. 0108 Raj–Randol [1949]. Major Topics: Adoption; Ramaz School; Netherlands-Indonesia relations. Principal Correspondents: Jane Ralph; Huberta F. Randall. 0150 Random–Rao [1949]. Major Topics: The Rangely Driller (Rangely, Colo., newspaper); oil drilling. 0163 Rap–Rate [1949]. Major Topics: U.S.–Israel cultural relations; tariffs; theft of personal property; civil procedure for return of personal property; political prisoners in Madagascar. Principal Correspondents: Constantin Rasmadze; Durward V. Sandifer. 0213 Rath–Raz [1949]. Major Topics: “Letters Abroad” program to promote foreign relations; U.S.–France relations. Principal Correspondents: G. Alison Raymond; Mr. Razès O. 0242 Rath, Frederick L., 1949–1951. Principal Correspondent: Frederick L. Rath Jr. 0246 Rathbone, Elizabeth H., 1947–1952. Principal Correspondent: Elizabeth H. Rathbone. 0252 Read–Reade [1949]. 0255 Reading, [Lady] Stella, 1946–1952. Major Topics: Food assistance from Women’s Voluntary Services; food assistance recipient biographies. Principal Correspondent: Lady Stella Reading. 0271 Red–Reed [1949]. Major Topics: Reader’s Digest article on ER; Francis Cardinal Spellman. Principal Correspondent: John Reddy. 0296 Reek–Reher [1949]. Major Topics: Veterans housing; Rego Park Houses; medical education. Principal Correspondents: James H. England; Victor Hasday; Jerome Regunberg. 0318 Reibstein–Rein [1949]. 0332 Reis–Remy [1949]. Major Topics: Handicapped refugees and immigration; The Secrets of Religion Down Through the Ages and One World in Religion (booklets by the Religious Generations Foundation). Principal Correspondents: Sabina Reischer; Russell Egner.

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0360 Ren [1949]. Major Topics: Fascism in Portugal; foreign assistance to fascist nations. Principal Correspondent: Christian F. Rendeiro. 0378 Rep [1949]. Major Topics: Francisco Franco; Spain; administration of industrial production in the Ruhr; coal and coal mining in the Ruhr; Franco–Adolf Hitler–Benito Mussolini relations; Republic Studios’ The Red Menace. 0395 Resettlement, Rehabilitation, and Aid for European Trade Unionists and Liberals, 1947–1951. Major Topics: International Rescue Committee; refugees; immigration. Principal Correspondents: David Martin; David Dubinsky. 0406 Reu–Rey [1949]. Major Topic: Passports and visas. Principal Correspondent: H. J. L’Heureux. 0420 Reuther, Walter, 1949–1952. Major Topics: Testimonial dinner honoring Walter Reuther; labor unions. Principal Correspondent: John Lyons. 0434 Rhe–Rho [1949]. Major Topic: Criticism of Spanish translation of UDHR. 0455 Rhodes, June, 1948–1951. 0459 Rhue–Rich [1949]. Major Topic: Smith College (Northampton, Mass.) 75th anniversary. Principal Correspondent: Mildred Ricci. 0485 Richard–Richardvette [1949]. Major Topics: Employment services; International League for Right Living; public health; North Carolina State Board of Health; radio broadcasts. Principal Correspondents: Claude Richards; William H. Richardson. 0522 Richb–Rick [1949]. Major Topic: Government administration of social security. Principal Correspondent: Donald R. Richberg. 0540 Richmond, Ted, 1947–1952. Major Topics: Federal Housing Administration loan; Jasper, Ark.; political ethics. Principal Correspondents: J. W. Fulbright; Ted Richmond. 0549 Rico–Riis [1949]. Major Topics: Jacob A. Riis Neighborhood Settlement; Jacob A. Riis 100th birthday celebration. Principal Correspondents: Frances Ann Ridgely; Mary Riis. 0580 Riley–Rippel [1949]. Major Topics: Judge William E. Ringel reappointment; William O’Dwyer. 0599 Ris–Rk [1949]. 0601 Ritter Brothers, 1945–1952. 0604 Rivera, Frank G., 1949–1952.

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0608 Roberts, A–Z [1949]. 0622 A. Robertson–F. Robinson [1949]. Major Topics: Personal and family income; financial assistance; doctoral research. Principal Correspondents: Bess Robertson; Edgar S. Robinson. 0652 Robinson, Felix, 1948–1950. Principal Correspondent: Felix Robinson. 0662 H. Robinson–W. Robinson [1949]. 0672 Robinson, Robert W., ca. 1947–1952. 0676 Robit–Roc [1949]. Major Topics: Training for the blind; Czechoslovak refugee children; visit to Hyde Park. Principal Correspondents: Jean Douglas Robson; M. Ingeborg Olsen; Ethel G. Rockwell. 0705 Rockefeller, Nelson, 1949–1951. Principal Correspondent: Nelson A. Rockefeller. 0710 Rod–Rof [1949]. 0717 Rog–Roh [1949]. Major Topics: Herbert Hoover, FDR, and the Great Depression; UNGA, nuclear power, and the Constitutional Convention of 1789; Sioux and Navajo Indians; disaster relief to Native Americans. Principal Correspondents: Julian H. Rogers; Sherry Rogers; Collier Rogers. 0765 Rohde, Ruth, 1949–1952. 0769 Roi–Roma [1949]. 0776 Romulo, Carlos P., 1947–1952. 0783 Ron–Roos [1949]. Major Topics: Proposal for a park dedicated to Jesus Christ; sentences, criminal procedure for violating Jim Crow laws in North Carolina; Fellowship of Reconciliation; Congress of Racial Equality; George Houser; Bayard Rustin; testing Jim Crow laws on buses and trains; German and Soviet securities. Principal Correspondents: V. Rondeau; Igal Roodenko; Stacy May Randall Rook. 0824 Roosevelt, A–Z [1949]. Principal Correspondent: Diana Roosevelt. 0835 Roosevelt, Amy, 1949–1952. Major Topic: Fulbright scholarships. Principal Correspondents: Amy Roosevelt; Dorothy Fosdick. 0847 Roosevelt, Anna, 1948–1952. 0849 Roosevelt, Belle (Mrs. Kermit), 1945–1952. Major Topic: Hilda Wernher’s My Indian Son-in-Law (book). Principal Correspondent: Belle Roosevelt. 0869 Roosevelt, Dorothy, 1949–1952. Major Topics: Visit to UNGA; Diana Roosevelt wedding. Principal Correspondent: Dorothy Roosevelt.

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0893 Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1948–1952. Major Topics: London Star ER interview; foreign relations. 0903 Roosevelt, Elliott, 1949–1952. Major Topic: Val-Kill Farms. 0906 Roosevelt, Franklin D., Jr., 1947–1952. 0913 Roosevelt, James, 1945–1952. Major Topics: Elections; travel. Principal Correspondent: James Roosevelt. 0931 Roosevelt, Janet, 1949–1951. Principal Correspondent: Janet Roosevelt. 0942 Roosevelt, Sara, 1949–51. Principal Correspondent: Sara Roosevelt. 0945 Roosevelt College [Chicago, Ill.], 1946–1952. Major Topics: Seditious Activities Commission investigation; Progress (Roosevelt College newspaper); Roosevelt College in the Press of the Nation, 1945–1949 (booklet). Principal Correspondent: Edward J. Sparling. 0982 Roosevelt Foundation, 1945–1949. Major Topic: Compiling history of Roosevelt Era. Principal Correspondent: Sidney Hyman. 0998 Roosevelt High School [Hyde Park], 1945–1951. Major Topic: The Fala (student newsletter). 1012 Roosevelt Organizations and Memorials, 1945–1952 [folder 1 of 2]. 1014 Roosi–Roscow [1949]. Major Topics: Elmo Roper radio broadcast Where the People Stand (July 31, 1949); Francis Cardinal Spellman; church and state; federal aid to education; public opinion polls of ER. 1031 Rose–Rosen [1949]. 1039 Rosena–Rosenl [1949]. 1048 Rosenberg, Anna M., 1945–April 1951. Major Topics: Committee for the Nation’s Health; health insurance.

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0001 Sam Rosenman, 1945–1952. Principal Correspondent: Samuel I. Rosenman. 0008 Rosenstein–Roslyn [1949]. Major Topics: Loyalty review of Eugen and Hans Rosenstock Huessy; Rudolf Rosenthal; immigration; American Council for Judaism.

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0028 Ross, A–Z [1949]. Major Topics: Historic documents possibly relating to James Roosevelt (father of FDR); communism. Principal Correspondent: Alice Ross. 0051 Ross, Howard S., 1947–1952. Major Topics: Howard S. Ross principle of “Equitism” relating to monetary policy; ownership of natural resources; speeches and addresses. Principal Correspondent: Howard S. Ross. 0092 Ross, Irwin, 1947–1949. Major Topics: Irwin Ross’s Strategy for Liberals (book); Democratic Party; liberalism; “mixed economy” policy of combining capitalism, socialism, and communism with government oversight; business cycles; failure of European socialism; Nazi Germany; U.S. capitalism; FDR and the New Deal; steps to attaining a U.S. “mixed economy”; conservatives and a mixed economy; Congressional and Supreme Court reform. Principal Correspondent: Richard B. McAdoo. 0233 Rossb–Rothb [1949]. Major Topics: Discrimination in employment; women’s employment. Principal Correspondent: Kenneth R. Roth. 0248 Rothchild–Rouss [1949]. Principal Correspondent: Bertha M. Rothermel. 0261 Rov–Roz [1949]. Major Topic: Girls Clubs of America. 0280 Rub–Rud [1949]. 0287 Ruby, Robert H., 1949–1952. 0292 Rur–Russ [1949]. Principal Correspondent: Irene Ogden Rusher. 0306 Ruppel, Louis, 1949–1952. 0312 Rusk, Dean, 1948–1951. Principal Correspondent: Dean Rusk. 0316 Rusk, Howard A., MD, 1945–1951. 0319 Russell, A–Z [1949]. Major Topics: Polio; Spears Sanitarium; cancer. Principal Correspondents: D. S. Russell; Leona Russell. 0351 Russey–Ruz [1949]. Principal Correspondent: Bayard Rustin. 0356 Rutman, Lawrence, ca. 1949–1952. 0360 Ry [1949]. 0375 Ryan, Bernard and Harriet, 1949–1951. Major Topic: William Ryan wedding. Principal Correspondents: Harriet Ryan; Bernard Ryan.

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0394 Ryman, George L., 1946–1952. Major Topics: Poverty; taxation; social security. Principal Correspondent: George L. Ryman. 0402 Saa–Sac [1949]. Major Topics: New York State College of Agriculture; discrimination in employment; agricultural labor; racial discrimination; discrimination in higher education; civil procedure; proposed FDR memorial in Washington, D.C. Principal Correspondent: A. William Saar. 0437 Sad–Sah [1949]. Major Topics: Paderewski Hospital Foundation Fund; medical assistance; taxation. Principal Correspondents: George G. Sadowski; Alida Sage. 0459 Saint, A–J [1949]. Major Topic: Speeches and addresses. 0480 Sair–Sall [1949]. Major Topics: Arab-Israeli relations; Sales Executive (magazine of the Sales Executive Club of New York); sales workers; ER and the UN. Principal Correspondents: Frank C. Sakran; Harry R. White. 0521 Salm–Samo [1949]. Major Topics: The Salvation Army; community development. 0534 Saltford Flower Shop, 1948–1952. 0536 Samp–Sanc [1949]. Major Topics: Autobiographies; women and the prevention of war; housing construction; San Antonio Mission Foundation (California). Principal Correspondent: Emma Sampson. 0572 Sandb–Sande [1949]. Major Topics: Music; Valeria Sanders. 0580 Sandh–Sant [1949]. Major Topic: Civil procedure. Principal Correspondent: Peggy Sanford. 0592 Sandifer, Durward, 1947–1951. Principal Correspondent: Irene Sandifer. 0603 Sap–Sat [1949]. Major Topic: Travel restrictions. Principal Correspondent: Abraham Sassoon. 0611 Sau [1949]. Major Topic: Polio treatment for Margaret Saunders in Warm Springs, Ga. Principal Correspondent: Langhorne Gibson. 0635 Sav [1949]. Principal Correspondent: Mattie L. Savery. 0639 Save the Children Federation, 1948–1952.

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0641 Saw–Schac [1949]. Major Topics: Committee for Kentucky; A Report on Education (booklet); statistical data: education; educational enrollment; teachers; educational finance; adult education; Kentucky on the March in Education (booklet); Maurice F. Seay. Principal Correspondents: Mabel Sawyer; Harry W. Schacter. 0690 Sayre, Francis B. and Elizabeth, 1946–1952. Principal Correspondent: Elizabeth Sayre. 0695 Scarlett, William, 1948–1952. Major Topics: Travel; visit to Hyde Park; Christ Church Cathedral, St. Louis, Mo. Principal Correspondents: William Scarlett; Leah V. R. Scarlett. 0726 Schad–Schan [1949]. Major Topic: Christmas in Rome, Italy. Principal Correspondent: Alice Boughton Schaffner. 0738 Schar–Scher [1949]. Major Topics: Paderewski Testimonial Fund, Inc.; Paderewski Hospital. Principal Correspondent: Helen Marshall Schelling. 0759 Scheele, Dr. Leonard A., U.S. Public Health Service, 1949–1952. Major Topic: Mental health. Principal Correspondent: Leonard A. Scheele. 0769 Schi–Schli [1949]. Major Topics: William O’Dwyer; libel and slander. Principal Correspondents: Dorothy Schiff; Arthur Schlesinger Jr. 0792 Schle–Schna [1949]. Major Topic: Pensions. Principal Correspondent: Agnes Schmitt. 0806 Schne–Schni [1949]. Major Topics: Racial discrimination; health facilities and services for the poor. Principal Correspondents: Leonhard Schneider; Louis A. Schneider. 0839 Schneiderman, Rose, 1947–1951. Principal Correspondent: Rose Schneiderman. 0851 Scho [1949]. Major Topics: Senior Scholastic (magazine); UDHR. Principal Correspondent: Herbert L. Marx Jr. 0872 Schri [1949]. 0883 Schub–Schum [1949]. Major Topics: Government employment; writing and publishing; FDR; Spain; Francisco Franco. Principal Correspondents: W. H. Schulz; Katharine Schulze; Carl J. Schuman. 0931 Schus–Schwartz [1949]. 0941 Schwager, Charles, 1948–1950. Principal Correspondent: Charles Schwager. 0955 Schwartz, Abba, 1947–1952. Principal Correspondent: Abba Schwartz.

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0960 Schwarz–Scom [1949]. Principal Correspondent: Edith Bayne Schwedersky. 0973 Scot [1949]. Major Topic: FDR. 0988 Scott, Rev. Michael, 1948–1949. Major Topics: South Africa–South West Africa (Namibia) relations; UN; UK foreign relations. Principal Correspondent: Michael Scott. 1011 Scr–Seals [1949]. Major Topic: Compulsory military service for former merchant marines. Principal Correspondent: Townsend Scudder. 1029 Seam–See [1949]. 1038 See Magazine, 1949–1952. 1040 Seg–Seil [1949]. Major Topics: U.S.–USSR relations; Alberta Bond Seil Poems Vers-atile (booklet). Principal Correspondent: A. Seidman.

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0001 Segovia, Louis, 1945–1949. Major Topics: Sculpture of Christ; translating The Lapidary of Don Alfonso X. Principal Correspondent: Louis Segovia. 0043 Sein–Sem [1949]. Major Topics: Catholic Church in world affairs; fascism; UN. Principal Correspondent: George Seldes. 0069 Sen–Ser [1949]. 0079 Service Bureau for Women’s Organizations, 1946–1952. 0082 Ses–Shaf [1949]. Major Topics: Civil procedure; child abuse; medical education. Principal Correspondents: Irene Severa; James Joseph Charley Shadyac. 0098 Shah–Shap [1949]. Major Topics: Shah of Iran visit to Hyde Park; Catholic Church; federal aid to education. Principal Correspondents: R. D. Muir; Leonora Shannon. 0125 Shapiro, Nathan, 1946–1952. Major Topic: Communism. Principal Correspondent: Nathan Shapiro. 0132 Shar–Shav [1949]. Major Topics: Master’s thesis research at Hyde Park; UNICEF; child welfare. Principal Correspondent: John H. Sharon. 0159 Shaw [1949]. Major Topic: Shawnee Leadership Institute (Wallingford, Vt.).

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0182 Shedd, Charlotte, 1947–1952. 0186 Sheean, Vincent, 1949–1952. Major Topics: Scholarships for Indian “untouchables”; This I Remember book review. Principal Correspondent: Vincent Sheean. 0207 Shei–Shen [1949]. Major Topics: Christmas visit to Hyde Park; foreign students; financial assistance. Principal Correspondents: Abdul G. Sheikh; Fazal Ilahi Sheikh; Hilda Sheldon. 0234 Shep–Sherm [1949]. Major Topics: Mental health; educational innovations; Dr. Maria Montessori. Principal Correspondent: Jacqueline Shepperd. 0262 Shero–Ship [1949]. 0283 Sherwood, Robert E., 1945–1952. Principal Correspondent: Robert E. Sherwood. 0295 Sherwood, Sidney, 1949–1952. Principal Correspondent: Sidney Sherwood. 0313 Shir–Shor [1949]. 0318 Shon–Show [1949]. Major Topic: Scholarships for foreign students. Principal Correspondent: G. Thompson. 0329 Shre–Shy [1949]. Major Topics: Veterans; Ukranian workers in Belgian coal mines. Principal Correspondents: Chester H. Schultz; Mykola Shyrchenko. 0348 Sia–Sie [1949]. Major Topics: Judge Dudley Sicher reappointment; William O’Dwyer; Sidis Institute. Principal Correspondent: Sarah M. Sidis. 0375 Sidney Hillman Foundation, 1947–1952. Major Topics: Netherlands-Indonesia relations; U.S.–Netherlands relations. Principal Correspondent: J. A. J. Wynmalen. 0385 Sig–Sil [1949]. Major Topics: AFPH; handicapped legislation and employment; proposed Federal Commission on Services for the Physically Handicapped; Society of the Silurians. Principal Correspondent: Paul A. Strachan. 0427 Simc–Simo [1949]. Major Topics: Painting; teacher education; polio; March of Dimes. Principal Correspondents: Barbara Simmons; Maurice Simon; Diana Simons. 0468 Simon and Schuster, 1945–1951. 0470 Simp–Singe [1949]. Major Topics: Employment; Catholic Church; employment with UNESCO. Principal Correspondents: Marian Simpson; Robert Simpson; Henry A. Singer. 0498 Simsarian, James and Frances, 1949–1952.

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0500 Sinclair, Upton and Mary, 1948–1952. Major Topics: Voice of America; USSR. Principal Correspondent: Upton Sinclair. 0511 Singer, Jeanne, 1949–1952. 0516 Singh–Siro [1949]. Major Topic: Rental housing. Principal Correspondent: Goldie Sinks. 0526 Singh, J. J., 1949–1952. 0529 Siss–Sky [1949]. 0534 Skouras, Spyros, 1949–1952. 0537 Slack–Sly [1949]. Major Topic: Stamp exhibition. Principal Correspondent: George B. Sloan. 0556 Sma–Smit [1949]. Major Topics: Creation and Adam and Eve; astronomy. Principal Correspondent: Johan J. Smit. 0584 Smith, A–D [1949]. Major Topics: Proposed UN Unknown Soldiers Tomb; patent for “Vitilor” polio treatment; fraud. Principal Correspondents: Arthur J. Smith; Carolyn S. Smith. 0615 Smith, E–H [1949]. Major Topics: Civil procedure against Quinton Roy Smith; career counseling. Principal Correspondents: Earl Warren; G. Maynard Smith; Helen M. Smith. 0649 Smith, Hilda, 1947–1952. Major Topic: Hudson Shore Labor School. 0653 Smith, I–L [1949]. Major Topics: Consumers and personal consumption; Henry A. Wallace; Christianity and world peace. Principal Correspondent: Nancy G. Cochran. 0687 Smith, M–O [1949]. 0690 Smith, Margaret Chase, 1948–1952. 0692 Smith, P–W [1949]. 0706 Smith Bros–Snyder [1949]. Major Topic: Smith College (Northampton, Mass.). 0721 Soa–Sok [1949]. Major Topic: Otto Strasser. Principal Correspondent: C. Monteith Gilpin. 0743 Sol–Somo [1949]. Major Topics: Polio case of Eleanor Solomon; personal and family income; scholarships. Principal Correspondents: Armando Sevilla Solis; William M. Solomon; Rosalie Solt.

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0788 Son–Sot [1949]. Major Topics: Mental health and illness; Bellevue Hospital; This I Remember. Principal Correspondent: Harry Sorensen. 0811 Sou–Spal [1949]. Major Topics: South West Africa; music about Congress–Supreme Court relations. 0826 Southern Regional Council, Inc., 1949–1951. Major Topics: Speeches and addresses; women, churches, and civil rights. Principal Correspondent: Dorothy Tilly. 0842 Spain, 1949–1951. Major Topics: Francisco Franco; UN recognition of Spain; Catalonia sovereignty; Catalonia-Spain relations. Principal Correspondent: Alfredo Raimundo do Rego. 0881 Spam–Spee [1949]. 0897 Sparling, Edward J., 1949–1951. Major Topic: Roosevelt College in the Press of the Nation, 1945–1949 (booklet). Principal Correspondent: Edward J. Sparling 0919 Speh–Spil [1949]. 0934 Spellman, Francis, 1949–1951. 0947 Spik–Spot [1949]. Major Topics: Torchlight Productions; theater; minority employment. Principal Correspondent: David R. Kapralik. 0965 Spivak, Lawrence, 1949–1952. 0968 Sporborg, Constance, ca. 1949–1952. 0973 Spr–Staf [1949]. Major Topic: Human rights. Principal Correspondents: Otis V. Svanstrom; Mrs. Herbert S. Stafford. 1006 Stag–Stam [1949]. 1013 Stan–Stap [1949]. Major Topics: Democratic Party in New York; presidential appointment of Judge Sharon J. Mauhs. 1030 Star–Stas [1949]. Major Topics: Gifts and donations; Reader’s Digest; Polish government property in Canada during World War II. Principal Correspondents: Dorotha Fields Starkey; R. B. Pearson.

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0001 State Department, January–April 1949. Major Topics: Refugees; passports and visas; immigration; Russian nuns and orphans in Shanghai, China; Portugal and UN recognition; Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty; UNGA; WHO; UNICEF.

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Principal Correspondents: Durward V. Sandifer; H. J. L’Heureux; Jack B. Tate; Christian F. Rendeiro. 0096 State Department, May–December 1949. Major Topics: Passports and visas; U.S. financial assistance for UNICEF; Jehovah’s Witnesses in Greece; ABA and the UDHR; FDR; State Department publication Opinion and Activities of American Private Organizations and Groups; American Association of Bolivia; dedication of President Roosevelt Park in La Paz, Bolivia. Principal Correspondents: H. J. L’Heureux; Durward V. Sandifer; Irene Sandifer; Sidney N. Berry; John D. Hickerson; Joseph Flack. 0196 State–Steen [1949]. 0205 Steer–Stein [1949]. Major Topics: Communism and capitalism in the United States; infant mortality; poverty. Principal Correspondent: Clarence E. Steere. 0233 Steinb–Stell [1949]. Major Topics: Reparations for victims of Nazi Germany; immigration. Principal Correspondents: Albert Steiner; Alwin Steinitz. 0263 Stem–Step [1949]. Major Topics: Norbell Foster; God Bless the Nations: A Prayer for Peace (song). 0271 Stephens, Donald, 1948–1952. 0275 Ster–Stet [1949]. 0283 Stettinius, Edward R., 1945–1949. Major Topics: Population size; natural resources; foreign assistance; Liberia Company. 0299 Stev [1949]. 0314 Adlai Stevenson, 1947–1952. Major Topic: Pardon for Russell McWilliams. Principal Correspondent: Adlai Stevenson. 0330 Stew [1949]. 0343 Stewart, Gilbert “Pete,” 1947–1952. Principal Correspondent: Gilbert Stewart. 0348 Sti [1949]. Major Topics: Export/import of motion pictures to promote foreign relations; A Virginia Plantagenet (book) by Sarah Vowell Daingerfield Stirling. Principal Correspondents: Sallie Graham Stice; Roger S. Stiles. 0380 Stoc–Stol [1949]. 0395 Ston–Stow [1949]. Major Topic: Claims, federal employee injuries or damages. Principal Correspondent: Frances Perkins. 0416 Stout, Rex and Pola, 1949–1951.

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0419 Stra [1949]. Major Topics: Handicapped employment; AFPH; Otto Strasser desire to leave Canada; migrant and seasonal workers. Principal Correspondent: Paul A. Strachan. 0452 Straight, Michael, 1946–1952. Major Topic: New Republic. Principal Correspondent: Michael Straight.

0460 Straus, Nathan, 1949–1952. Principal Correspondent: Nathan Straus. 0468 Stre–Stri [1949]. 0471 Stro–Stry [1949]. Major Topic: Judicial appointment of Lloyd Paul Stryker. 0490 Stu–Sty [1949]. Major Topic: Educational exchanges. 0535 Students for Democratic Action, 1948–1952. 0541 Sua–Suk [1949]. Major Topic: Thelma Suden fictional story about the first female president, “Rally Round.” 0560 Sul–Sum [1949]. Major Topic: FDR. Principal Correspondent: Frank Sullivan. 0578 Sun–Surk [1949]. Major Topics: White House repairs; Spain; Spanish Cultural Index (booklet); Christianity; economics; sociology; literature; history; medicine; science and technology; arts and the humanities. Principal Correspondents: Ray Henle; J. Ventura Sureda. 0649 Surv–Swan [1949]. Major Topics: Legislation to amend the Public Health Service Act; census of physically handicapped; epilepsy; Hansen’s disease (leprosy); cerebral palsy. 0691 Swar–Swet [1949]. Major Topics: Heman Marion Sweatt vs. Theophilus Shickel Painter, et al.; racial discrimination; University of Texas School of Law; challenging “separate but equal” doctrine; discrimination in education; Fourteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution; Francis Cardinal Spellman; church and state. Principal Correspondent: Boyd R. Swem. 0749 Swi–Swo [1949]. Major Topic: Democracy. Principal Correspondents: Raymond Gram Swing; Marilyn Sworzyn. 0767 Swope, Herbert Bayard, 1947–1951. 0772 Sye–Szy [1949].

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0777 Tab–Tak [1949]. Major Topic: Pearl Harbor attack recollections. Principal Correspondent: Tai Sing Loo. 0786 Tabouis, Genevieve, 1947–1952. 0788 Takagi, Tomiko, 1949–1952. Major Topics: War widows in Japan and the United States; postwar Japan. Principal Correspondent: Tomiko Takagi. 0816 Tal–Tan [1949]. Major Topics: Duquesne University Tamburitzans; democracy in Japan. Principal Correspondent: Kiyoshi Tani. 0846 Tap–Tax [1949]. Major Topics: Proposed FDR memorial in Washington, D.C.; financial assistance. Principal Correspondent: Sophia Taube. 0873 Taylor, A–H [1949]. Major Topics: Harold Taylor “Religion in Contemporary Society” (speech); Christianity; ethics; philosophy. 0890 Taylor, J–W [1949]. 0895 Taylor, Myron, 1945–1952. 0897 Tea–Tem [1949]. 0912 Tha [1949]. Major Topics: Food supply; agricultural production. Principal Correspondent: Harris Thayse. 0924 The [1949]. 0928 Ten–Tex [1949]. Major Topics: Louis Teplitsky; Textile Workers Union of America. Principal Correspondents: Josephine N. Terry; Emil Rieve. 0967 Tho–Thy [1949]. Major Topic: Art tours in the United States. Principal Correspondent: Mildred Valley Thornton. 0987 Thomas [1949]. Major Topic: Proposed children’s home at Chateau de Brienne, France. Principal Correspondent: Marie Jeanne Thomas. 1021 Thompson, A–L [1949]. Major Topics: Educational exchanges; Surplus Property Act of 1944; scholarships; anthropological research of males and females.

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0001 Thompson, Geraldine (Mrs. Lewis), 1948–1952. Major Topic: Prisons. Principal Correspondent: Geraldine Thompson.

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0034 Thompson, M–Z [1949]. Major Topics: FDR; Helen Risden Welsh. Principal Correspondent: Margaret Thompson. 0043 Thompson, Mildred, 1949–1952. Principal Correspondent: Mildred Thompson. 0049 Tib–Tig [1949]. Major Topics: Gifts and donations for March of Dimes; Catholic Church. Principal Correspondents: K. W. Tibbetts; Edgar Tiffany. 0073 Tibbetts, J., 1949–1950. Major Topics: Labor unions; American Federation of Hosiery Workers; Strutwear Knitting Company; labor-management relations. Principal Correspondent: James L. Tibbetts. 0114 Tiffany & Co., 1948–1952. Major Topics: Jewelry; watches. 0127 Til–Tiv [1949]. Major Topics: Right of property; taxation; collectible dolls. Principal Correspondent: Joseph Timfeld. 0161 Tillett, Gladys, 1946–1950. 0166 Tilly, Dorothy, 1947–1952. Major Topics: KKK in Georgia; Georgia Council of Church Women. Principal Correspondent: Dorothy Tilly. 0185 Time Magazine, 1949–1952. 0190 Tj–Tod [1949]. Major Topic: Todd Hill Association. Principal Correspondent: Vivian B. Affleck. 0215 Tobias, Dr. Channing, 1946–1952. Principal Correspondent: Channing Tobias. 0221 Toi–Too [1949]. Major Topic: Parole and probation. Principal Correspondent: Paul A. Toneman Sr. 0230 Toombs, Henry, ca. 1947–1952. Major Topic: Travel. Principal Correspondents: Henry Toombs; Adah K. Toombs. 0248 Top–Toz [1949]. Major Topics: Moral Re-Armament (religious movement); National Citizens Commission for the Public Schools; Henry Toy Jr. Principal Correspondent: Dorothy Towner. 0272 Tra–Tree [1949]. Major Topic: Suggestion for propaganda broadcasts targeting USSR. Principal Correspondent: M. Trau. 0283 Tref–Tri [1949].

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0287 Tro–Try [1949]. Major Topics: Government ownership; government-citizen relations; unemployment. Principal Correspondent: Mrs. Harold Troester. 0313 Ts [1949]. Major Topic: Employment with UNESCO. Principal Correspondent: Shu-ming Tsao. 0332 Tub–Tul [1949]. 0344 Tuition Plan, Inc., 1949–1952. Major Topic: Private schools. 0353 Tully, Grace, 1946–1952. Major Topics: FDR Memorial Foundation; homosexuality; Ira Smith Dear Mr. President (book). Principal Correspondent: Grace G. Tully. 0374 Tum–Tut [1949]. Major Topics: Polio case of Effie Jane Turnbull; Georgia Warm Springs Foundation. 0387 Turner, A–Z [1949]. 0396 Tv–Ty [1949]. 0411 Ub–Unic [1949]. 0424 Union [1949]. Major Topics: Union Democratica Interamericana; Union of American Women (Union de Mujeres Americanas). Principal Correspondent: Alberto Sayan de Vidaurre. 0443 Unit [1949]. Major Topics: United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America; discrimination in employment. Principal Correspondent: Maurice J. Tobin. 0449 United Handicapped of America, Inc., 1949. Major Topics: Gifts and donations; polio; Gad Vacation Foundation; blindness. Principal Correspondents: Sam Brownstein; Maxwell Lustig. 0477 United Jewish Appeal, 1946–1952. Major Topics: Gifts and donations; clothing and clothing industry; foreign assistance to Israel. 0503 UN Organizations, A–H, 1946–1952. Major Topics: UN Celebration Week; art exhibit; UN Citizenship League; U.S. delegates to the UN. 0559 UNESCO, 1948–1952. Major Topic: UNESCO World Review (radio broadcast). 0576 UN Organizations, I–V, 1946–1952. Major Topic: UDHR first anniversary. 0585 UN International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF), 1949–1952. Major Topic: Child welfare. Principal Correspondent: Mary P. Lord.

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0593 UN: United States, 1946–1952. Major Topic: Summary of UNGA meeting. 0617 United Nations Week, 1949–1951. Major Topic: Dinner honoring Secretary-General Trygve Lie. 0630 United Nations World, 1949–1951. 0633 United Negro College Fund, Inc., 1949–1952. 0642 United Parents Association of New York City, Inc., 1949–1951. Major Topics: Parent-teacher relations; education. 0662 United: S–Univ [1949]. Major Topics: United Social Agency Employees; labor unions; Union of American Women (Union de Mujeres Americanas). Principal Correspondent: Z. Evangelina A. de Vaughan. 0695 United States, A–Z [1949]. 0705 United States Committee for Care of European Children, 1946–1950. Major Topics: Statistical data: children; child welfare participants by U.S. state and agency. 0728 United World Federalists, 1947–1951. Major Topic: World government. 0738 University, A–W [1949]. Major Topics: Robert M. Hutchins; University of Chicago; Subversive Activities Commission; communism. 0754 Unt–Uz [1949]. Major Topics: Infant mortality; science and religion; FDR. Principal Correspondent: Phoebe Spiers Urban. 0774 Va–Valente [1949]. 0783 Valentine–Valy [1949]. Major Topic: Poets of the West by George Valentine (booklet of poems). 0801 Vallon, Joseph, 1949–1950. Major Topics: The Vagabonds of Greenwich Village; literature. Principal Correspondent: Joseph Vallon. 0814 Vam–Van, A–D [1949]. Major Topics: Employment; world peace; arms control and disarmament. Principal Correspondent: Walter L. Van Duyn. 0835 Van, E–Van, L [1949]. Major Topics: World events and the Bible; Militaire Willemsorde awarded to FDR (highest Netherlands military decoration). Principal Correspondents: Fred Van Gorder; E. N. Van Kleffens. 0860 Van, M–Z [1949]. 0873 Van Walt, Helen Forbes, 1949–1951.

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0880 Van Waters, Miriam, 1949–1952. Major Topic: Superintendent position at Women’s Reformatory of Massachusetts. Principal Correspondent: Geraldine Thompson. 0891 Vana–Vanz [1949]. Major Topic: FDR, world events, and the Bible. Principal Correspondent: L. L. Vanderpool. 0907 Var–Vas [1949]. Major Topic: FDR tribute [in Greek]. Principal Correspondent: George Varsamis. 0937 Varga, Ruben George, 1946–1952. Major Topic: Blind violinist Ruben Varga. 0945 Vassar Brothers Hospital, 1948–1952. 0958 Vassar College, 1947–1952. 0961 Vau–Vell [1949]. Major Topic: Nantucket, Mass. (photos from The Inquirer and Mirror). 0978 Ven–Vet [1949]. Major Topics: Mental health case of Lottie Ventura; Rockland State Hospital. Principal Correspondents: Samuel Ventura; Stefen Verk. 1020 Veterans Administration, 1948–1950. 1026 Veterans of Foreign War, 1949. 1028 Via–Vim [1949]. Major Topics: Federal aid to education; Le Village de l’Esperance; child welfare; V. S. Villamor Vocational Institute Library (Philippines). Principal Correspondents: Wilfred J. Vigneault; V. S. Villamor.

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0001 Village Temple, 1949. Major Topic: Speeches and addresses. Principal Correspondent: Charles Hecht. 0018 Vin–Vir [1949]. Major Topics: Lovell Crossing, 1836–1940 (Illinois history pamphlet); housing; churches; public schools. Principal Correspondent: Grace Vincent. 0050 Vis–Viz [1949]. 0059 Viscardi, Henry and Lucile, 1947–1952. Principal Correspondent: Henry Viscardi. 0068 Vj–Voi [1949]. Major Topic: “Voice of Democracy” radio broadcast contest.

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0086 Voj–Von H [1949]. Major Topics: Court martial of Karl Vold; naval service; communism; Volunteer Film Association; providing motion pictures to handicapped, aged, and hospital patients; Four Walls but a Thousand Windows (pamphlet). Principal Correspondents: Mollie Vold; Albert A. Volk. 0130 Von K–Von S [1949]. Major Topic: Freya Von Moltke. 0151 Von T–Vy [1949]. 0159 Wa–Wag [1949]. 0173 Waddell, Catherine, 1947–1950. 0177 Wah–Walf [1949]. 0186 Walk [1949]. 0189 Walker, Frank C., 1945–1952. Major Topic: George Creel’s Rebel at Large (book). Principal Correspondent: Frank C. Walker. 0196 Walker, Mrs. Morton, 1949–1952. Major Topics: Bridges; Dobbs Ferry, N.Y.; elections; Democratic Party; Republican Party; Herbert H. Lehman; protection from nuclear weapons; ferries; transportation in New York; apartment houses. Principal Correspondent: Mrs. Morton Walker. 0253 Walker, Rae, 1946–1952. Major Topic: Adopting foreign orphans. Principal Correspondent: Rae Walker. 0269 Wall–Wals [1949]. 0288 Wallace, Henry, 1945–1950. 0294 Walt–Wan [1949]. Major Topics: Emile Walters; paintings; Thorstina Walters; multiple sclerosis; effect of tariffs and trade agreements on U.S. watch manufacturing; Waltham Watch Company. 0349 Wap–Ward [1949]. 0354 Ware–Warw [1949]. Major Topics: Employment with the UN; U.S. economic development; government spending; capitalism; consumers. Principal Correspondent: Charles Edmunds Warren. 0385 Waring, J. Waties, 1949. Major Topic: Racial discrimination. Principal Correspondent: J. Waties Waring. 0402 Was [1949]. Major Topics: Horace Washington; mental health and illness; blindness; FDR. Principal Correspondents: Paul A. Strachan; C. McA. Wassell. 0429 Washington [Organizations] [1949].

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0435 Wate–Watr [1949]. Major Topics: Civil service system; nurses and nursing; discrimination in employment; communism; democracy; political systems. Principal Correspondents: Isabelle H. Waters; C. O. Watkins. 0466 Waterbury, Larry Jr., 1945–1952. Major Topics: 7UP Bottling Company (Jacksonville, Tex.); statistical data: industry and commerce. Principal Correspondent: Larry Waterbury Jr. 0478 Watson, A–Z [1949]. Major Topics: UDHR; animal experimentation; world peace; proposed Freedom International to counter Communist International; multiple sclerosis. Principal Correspondents: Alice E. Watson; Dorothy M. Watson; Emile E. Watson. 0517 Watson, Thomas J., 1946–1952. 0521 Watt–Way [1949]. 0528 WBEN–Webb [1949]. Major Topics: Radio; racial discrimination in the South. Principal Correspondent: Ruth Cambridge Webb. 0553 Webe–Weh [1949]. Major Topics: Rental housing; children. Principal Correspondent: Beatrice Wehrman. 0569 Weib–Wein [1949]. 0581 Weis–Weiz [1949]. Major Topics: Investigation of Lincoln Hospital; music; death of Helen Weiss; UN; advertising. Principal Correspondents: Marcus D. Kogel; Klemens Weitz. 0618 Weiss, Louis S., 1947–1952. Major Topics: Passports and visas; Michael Scott. Principal Correspondent: Louis S. Weiss. 0630 Wel [1949]. Major Topics: Taxation of president’s salary; proposed Peace Insurance Company to protect against war; international military forces. Principal Correspondents: G. H. Wells; Marian Wells. 0653 Welfare Organizations, 1945–1952. Major Topics: The Welfare Reporter (N.J.); health facilities and services; juvenile delinquency. 0669 Welles, Sumner, 1947–1951. 0672 Wellesley College, 1947–1951. Major Topic: Speeches and addresses. Principal Correspondent: Margaret Clapp. 0683 Wells, George, 1946–1951. Major Topics: Newspapers; FDR Jr. election. Principal Correspondent: George Wells. 0702 Wen–Wer [1949].

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0719 Wese–Westc [1949]. Major Topic: Westchester County Association of Postmasters. Principal Correspondent: Loretta Patton. 0736 Weste–WFDR [1949]. Principal Correspondent: Jacqueline Westerman. 0744 Wha–White [1949]. 0747 Whalen, Grover A., 1946–1952. 0750 White, A–L [1949]. 0762 White, Harm, 1949. Major Topics: Francis Cardinal Spellman; Catholic Church; communism. Principal Correspondent: Harm White.

0773 White, M–Z [1949]. Major Topics: Black Americans and Mexico, Mo.; Tom Bass; horse training and riding; The White Cane Society of America. Principal Correspondents: Robert M. White II; William F. Hudson Sr. 0804 White, Walter, 1947–1950. Major Topics: Labor unions; communism; ER resignation from NAACP Board of Directors. Principal Correspondent: Walter White. 0818 White House, 1945–1952. Major Topics: Garth Cate; New England tourism; Portraits of the Presidents: The Official White House Collection (booklet containing presidential portraits and short biographies from George Washington through Harry S. Truman). Principal Correspondent: Guy Golterman. 0862 Whitef–Whiting [1949]. Major Topic: Bible reading in Massachusetts public schools. Principal Correspondent: Alex Whiteside. 0894 Whiteman, Marjorie, 1947–1952. Major Topics: Izvestia (magazine); USSR and UDHR. Principal Correspondent: Marjorie Whiteman. 0901 Whitl–Why [1949]. Major Topic: Native American land and U.S. government policy. 0918 Wia–Wie [1949]. Major Topics: Disabled veterans; personal and family income. Principal Correspondent: Floyd H. Wicks. 0943 Wiener, Peter, 1949–1951. Major Topics: Brooks School (North Andover, Mass.); student tour of U.S. south; student visit to Hyde Park; Francis Cardinal Spellman; Catholic Church. Principal Correspondent: Peter Wiener. 0972 Wig–Wild [1949]. 0974 Wile–Will [1949].

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0988 Wilhelmina, 1945–1951. 0993 Willert, Lady Arthur (Florence), 1948–1951. Principal Correspondent: Florence Willert. 1023 William T. Hornaday Memorial Foundation, 1945–1949. Major Topics: Children’s museums; education. Principal Correspondent: John Ripley Forbes. 1050 Williams, A–E [1949]. Major Topics: Communism; ADA; legislation regarding New York and civil procedure between Native Americans.

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0001 Williams, Aubrey, 1947–1952. Major Topic: FDR. Principal Correspondent: Aubrey Williams. 0013 Williams, Charl O., January–August 1949. Major Topics: National Education Association; church and state; Catholic Church; federal aid to education; National Conference on Church and State; Protestants and Other Americans United for Separation of Church and State; National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week essay contest; AFPH; Francis Cardinal Spellman; FDR memorabilia; writing and publishing; legislation regarding federal aid to education; public schools; private schools; Ed Hart; WWDC (radio station); radio broadcast Is Congress Doing Its Job?; Bishop G. Bromley Oxnam. Principal Correspondent: Charl Ormond Williams. 0202 Williams, Charl O., September–December 1949. Major Topics: Federal aid to education; Catholic Church; church and state; public schools; private schools; The Churchman (journal); Francis Cardinal Spellman; legislation regarding federal aid to education; The Christian Century (magazine); David John Donnan sermon on church and state; First Presbyterian Church, Santa Monica, Calif.; status of postwar European countries; Israel; Egypt; Pakistan; American Association of School Administrators; education; teachers; students. Principal Correspondents: Charl Ormond Williams; Willard E. Givens. 0352 Williams, F–L [1949]. Major Topics: American Red Cross; financial assistance; medical assistance. Principal Correspondents: Lena Williams; Louis Williams. 0373 Williams, M–Z [1949]. 0387 Willie–Wils [1949]. Major Topics: Wilmington College; dormitory construction.

0395 Wilson, A–L [1949]. Major Topic: Military discharges. Principal Correspondents: Irene Wilson; James Marion Wilson.

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0417 Wilson, Gil, 1948–1949. Major Topic: Operas. 0424 Wilson, M–Z [1949]. Major Topics: The Witting (magazine); The Wilson Club. 0442 Wiltwyck School, 1948–1949. Major Topic: Gifts and donations. Principal Correspondents: Trude Lash; Houi Weiss; Mildred D. Saffell. 0538 Wiltwyck School Miscellaneous and Printed Matter [1949]. Major Topics: Report on Fund-Raising and Public Relations; statistical data: education; educational innovations; Boyce, Hughes & Farrell; accounting and auditing. 0567 Wim–Winn [1949]. 0576 Winant, John G., 1945–1950. Major Topics: Ethel M. Johnson’s “The Mr. Winant I Knew” (South Atlantic Quarterly article); John G. Winant; International Labor Office. 0600 Wino–Winv [1949]. 0603 Winslow, Richard S., 1946–1952. Principal Correspondent: Richard S. Winslow. 0608 Wir–WNEW [1949]. Major Topic: Radio broadcasting. Principal Correspondent: C. H. Witt. 0628 Wise, Stephen, 1945–1949. 0634 Wittman, Deborah Ben Yehuda, 1949–1951. Principal Correspondent: Deborah Ben Yehuda Wittman. 0645 Woe–Wole [1949]. 0650 Woetzel, Robert K., 1949–1952. Principal Correspondent: Robert K. Woetzel. 0659 Wolf–Woll [1949]. Major Topic: Employment. 0695 Wolff, Claire A., 1949–1950. Major Topics: Competition between Japanese and U.S. textile industry; Association of Knitted Glove and Mitten Manufacturers. Principal Correspondent: Claire A. Wolff. 0709 Woma–Woman’s [1949]. Major Topics: Woman’s Forum of Nassau County; mental health; human relations; discrimination; economic policy; foreign trade; capitalism; communism; UDHR. 0753 Wome–Women’s [1949]. Major Topic: Women political prisoners in Chile. Principal Correspondent: Heloise Brainerd. 0769 Women’s Action Committee for Lasting Peace, 1946–1949. Major Topic: Organization dissolution. Principal Correspondent: Louise Laidlaw Backus.

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0791 Women’s American ORT, 1949–1952. Major Topic: Speeches and addresses. 0798 Women’s City Club of New York, 1945–1952. 0804 Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom, 1946–1951. 0809 Women’s National Book Association, 1949–1951. Major Topic: Speeches and addresses. Principal Correspondent: Elizabeth Morton. 0818 Women’s National Press Club, 1949–1952. Major Topics: Annual dinner; awards, medals, and prizes; recipient biographies. 0838 Wood, A–Z [1949]. Major Topic: FDR. Principal Correspondent: Erma J. Wood. 0867 Wooda–Woody [1949]. Major Topics: Cerebral palsy treatment; Catholic Church; Francis Cardinal Spellman; church and state; public and private schools. Principal Correspondents: James Woodmonsee; Marilyn Woods. 0891 Woodrow Wilson Foundation, 1946–1952. 0893 Woodsmall, Ruth, 1948–1950. 0895 Woodward, Ellen, 1946–1952. 0897 Wool–Work [1949]. Major Topics: Labor; Walter P. Reuther; World Affairs Council of Northern California. 0916 World, A–G [1949]. 0925 World Calendar Association, Inc., 1948–1950. Major Topics: World calendar; world calendar reform on UNGA agenda. Principal Correspondents: George A. Main; Elisabeth Achelis. 0954 World Citizenship Movement, Inc., 1948–1949. Major Topic: Citizenship and peace. Principal Correspondent: M. Thomas Tchou. 0979 World: H–Wou [1949]. 0990 World Health Organization, 1949–1952. 0993 Wr–WTOP [1949]. 1016 Wu–Wy [1949]. 1028 X [1949]. 1031 Ya [1949]. Major Topics: Financial assistance; Japanese handicrafts; women’s employment in Japan. Principal Correspondents: Sue Yaksick; Mikiko Yamamura. 1050 Ye–Youn [1949].

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1053 Young, A–Z [1949]. Major Topic: Louisa M. Young’s Understanding Politics: A Practical Guide for Women (book). 1074 Young [Organizations]–Young [1949]. Major Topic: Young Scott Books. 1079 Young Women’s Christian Association, 1945–1952. Major Topic: Speeches and addresses. Principal Correspondent: Constance W. Anderson. 1096 Yount–Yuv [1949]. Major Topic: Youth organizations. 1110 Zab–Zal [1949]. Major Topic: Military service of Zenon Zakowski. 1119 Zam–Zay [1949]. 1121 Ze [1949]. 1126 Zg–Zi [1949]. Major Topic: Immigration. Principal Correspondent: Elisabeth Ziegler. 1135 Zl–Zw [1949]. 1151 Zuckerman, Irving, 1949–1952. Major Topics: Civil service system; loyalty of federal employees.

124 PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS INDEX

The following index is a guide to the principal correspondents in this microfilm publication. The first number after each entry refers to the reel, while the four-digit number following the colon refers to the frame number at which a particular file folder containing correspondence by the person begins. Hence, 33: 0925 refers to the folder that begins at Frame 0925 of Reel 33. By referring to the Reel Index, which constitutes the initial section of this guide, the researcher will find the folder title, inclusive dates, and a list of Major Topics and Principal Correspondents, listed in the order in which they appear on the film.

Achelis, Elisabeth Anthony, Susan B., III 33: 0925 1: 0140 Acheson, Dean Antonini, Luigi 9: 0436 4: 0463 Adams, Margaret F. Arcella, Antonio 9: 0484 1: 0147 Affleck, Vivian B. Ard, N. L. 31: 0190 10: 0342 Aghababian, Raphael Arde, Elizabeth 9: 0484 10: 0342 Ahmed, A. U. Arends, Gwen 25: 0688 10: 0342 Alexander, H. G. L. Armstrong, Edwin R. 1: 0015 15: 0598 Alexander, Nicholas Arnold, Joseph R. 19: 0743 1: 0162 Ali, Jabad Austin, Warren R. 25: 0688 10: 0485 Allen, Clarine Backus, Louise Laidlaw 9: 0558 33: 0769 Allen, Florence E. Bacon, Lydia T. 1: 0019 1: 0195 Allen, Mary Findlay Bagdasarian, Mariam 9: 0558 1: 0203 Almon, Albert Bailey, Alma E. 9: 0617 1: 0203 Alston, Frank H., Jr. Baker, Mary Howe 1: 0032 10: 0535 Alvord, Reed Balassa, Alice Hussey 13: 0552 1: 0235; 10: 0562 Anderson, Constance W. Balassa, Bela 33: 1079 10: 0542 Anderson, Walter F. Balink, Albert 10: 0264 10: 0542

125 Balokovic, Zlatko Berlin, F. William 1: 0254 11: 0045 Bane, Frank Bermudez, Michael 10: 0569 11: 0111 Bannister, L. Ward Bernard, William S. 10: 0569 2: 0029 Banton, Dorothy Bernhard, Prince 21: 0164 1: 0399 Barclay, Gordon L. Berry, Sidney N. 10: 0597 30: 0096 Barkai, B. A. Berryhill, Mrs. William C. 1: 0266 11: 0111 Barone, Joseph Bertaux, Jeanne 10: 0645 11: 0185 Barry, G. Lynn Betancourt, Romulo 7: 0145 11: 0199 Barstow, Robbins W. Bethea, William S. 2: 0001 11: 0199 Barton, Rebecca Bethune, Mary McLeod 10: 0671 1: 0410; 11: 0214, 0229 Baruch, Bernard M. Bigelow, Karl W. 1: 0280; 10: 0711 13: 0745 Baruch, Herman B. Billikopf, Jacob 1: 0293; 10: 0725 1: 0414; 11: 0401 Basic, Mark Bingham, Barry 1: 0300 1: 0428 Batchelor, Robert L. Bitsaxis, Angelo 10: 0741 17: 0681 Bates, Eve Black, Algernon S. 1: 0035 3: 0323 Bates, Sanford Black, Ruby 10: 0780 1: 0443; 11: 0463 Battle, L. D. Blackmore, R. J. D. G. 25: 0257 19: 0775 Bauer, Carl O. Blaisdell, Thomas C., Jr. 17: 0989 1: 0280 Baum, Russell Ernest Blevett, Margaret M. 10: 0836 11: 0497 Behm, Max A. Bliven, Bruce 10: 0942 1: 0457 Beichel, Mrs. M. C. Block, William 11: 0590 1: 0457 Bembe, Hans Boettiger, Anna Roosevelt 11: 0001 11: 0563; 27: 0017 Bennett, Mabel Boettiger, Curtis 1: 0350 11: 0563 Bergamin, Rene J. Boettiger, John 1: 0363 11: 0563 Berger, Marie Bolton, Dorothea 1: 0378 1: 0485

126 Bond, Fred W. Brophy, Mary E. 1: 0485 1: 0641 Bonner, Charles H. Brown, Alan Willard 11: 0590 18: 0758 Boonshaft, Sylvia Brown, Alice Moore 1: 0501 12: 0132 Borgis, Tony Brown, Horace 11: 0691 1: 0650; 12: 0493 Borrowdale, T. M. Brown, Rita Carver 11: 0691 1: 0662 Boss, Charles H., Jr. Brown, R. W. 2: 0171 17: 0137 Bourbon, J. L. Brown, Stuart Gerry 11: 0792 12: 0162 Bowlby, Letuce Browne, Robert E. 1: 0516 1: 0641 Bowles, Chester Brownstein, Sam 1: 0524; 11: 0822 31: 0449 Boyle, Beatrice Bruce, Louis R. 11: 0888 12: 0192 Boyle, Tom Brummall, H. H. 2: 0605 1: 0116 Brainerd, Heloise Bryan, Julien 33: 0753 19: 0557 Brand, Daniel Eugen Buch, Mrs. Merle 13: 0001 12: 0235 Brandeis, Susan Buck, Pearl S. 11: 0951 23: 0667 Brandt, Harry Bullock, A. G. 1: 0541 12: 0255 Branias, C. A. Burgess, Virgil W. 11: 0921 1: 0719 Breithaupt, Jean Busch, Bess E. 12: 0001 12: 0338 Breithaupt, Paul Bush, Emily Henry 12: 0001 12: 0338 Brescia, Louis Bush, Vannevar 8: 0156 12: 0338 Briggs, Ellis O. Byrd, Richard E. 8: 0560 12: 0410 Broadman, Joseph Byrnes, Walter E. 1: 0597 1: 0736 Broch, Sara Caffery, Gertrude 1: 0597 12: 0420 Bromfield, Mary Calhoun, Mrs. E. D. 13: 0066 12: 0429 Brook, Ollie Callison, Mrs. L. M. 12: 0701 12: 0429 Brooks, Walter H. Campbell, Nat 1: 0635 12: 0476

127 Canavello, Lillian Chase, Robert 12: 0493 13: 0042 Candland, Maydelle E. Chatterjee, Sris Chandra 12: 0493 13: 0042 Cantin, Eugene J. Chayes, Sally 12: 0493 13: 0066 Capozzolo, Isidoro Chiang, Mayling Soong 12: 0588 see Mayling Soong Chiang Carberry, Margaret T. Chichester, LeCount 12: 0603 1: 0897 Carles, Reginald E. Chickering, Mrs. Julian 12: 0625 13: 0109 Carleton, Alford Chowdhury, Nirad R. 12: 0625 13: 0179 Carotenuto, Mary Choyket, L. B. 12: 0691, 0701 13: 0179 Carr, William H. A. Christensen, Siegfried B. 11: 0229 13: 0211 Carrigan, W. P. Christian, L. C. 12: 0701 1: 0983 Carrington, Fred D. Churchill, Winston S. 1: 0815 13: 0267 Carson, Gladys Cianchetti, Adolph 12: 0701 2: 0001 Carter, James M. Cinta, Marjorie 14: 0987 9: 0938 Carter, Marshall S. Clapp, Margaret 1: 0951 32: 0672 Cascio, Domenico Clark, George H. 12: 0779 13: 0342 Case, Virginia Clark, Tom C. 1: 0823 2: 0054 Cass, Canfield Clarke, Walter 12: 0561 10: 0076 Cassidy, Appolonia H. Claussen, Martin P. 12: 0779 3: 0323 Catlin, George Clay, Lucius D. 12: 0833 7: 0794 Cavalcante Valente, Pablo Clayton, Marguerite Johnson 12: 0915 2: 0039 Chambers, Bryan J. Clemans, Lucille 12: 0950 2: 0039 Chandor, Douglas Clemens, Cyril 1: 0863 2: 0081; 13: 0407 Chandor, Ina Coakley, Walter D. 1: 0863 13: 0456 Chapman, Ann K. Cochran, Nancy G. 13: 0001 29: 0653 Chapman, Oscar L. Cockrell, Ewing 13: 0001; 26: 0225 2: 0106; 13: 0476

128 Cohen, Benjamin Cuffe, James F. 13: 0516 14: 0233 Cohen, Betty Culver, Elsie Thomas 13: 0504 14: 0233 Coles, Leslie E. Cummings-John, Constance 2: 0125 2: 0332 Collier, Fred C. Curie, Eve 13: 0613 14: 0287 Collier, John Currie, Lauchlin 13: 0622 2: 0344 Collier, Thomas C. Curry, James E. 13: 0584 11: 0385; 14: 0298 Collins, Mary Love Curry, Louise 13: 0627 14: 0298 Collins, Theodore D. Czerwenka, Gertrude 13: 0584 14: 0346 Cook, Alta M. Dabbagh, Wadad M. 2: 0180 2: 0377 Cook, Nancy Danby, John B. 13: 0880 21: 0787 Cooke, Eleanor Dangerfield, Elma 13: 0880 2: 0392 Cooke, Morris L. Daniels, Jonathan 2: 0195 2: 0403; 14: 0399 Cooke, Raymond F. Davis, Esther Koski 13: 0880 14: 0442 Cormey, Roswell F. Davis, Franklin 2: 0208 2: 0431 Cragg, Alliston Davis, Grace G. 2: 0266 13: 0790 Cragin, Virginia True Davis, Jerome 14: 0068 14: 0479 Craig, May Dawson, Allan 2: 0281; 14: 0130 2: 0451 Cravens, Mrs. Don W. Day, Robin 2: 0266 14: 0485 Cripps, Isobel De Buda, Felice G. 2: 0287 2: 0480 Crocker, John Decker, Clarence R. 2: 0287; 14: 0148 2: 0502 Crooks, Stanley De Cleve, Frank 8: 0291 14: 0514 Cropley, Ralph E. Deemer, L. M. 2: 0315; 14: 0171 14: 0514 Crossley, Gertrude De Graff, John 14: 0187 2: 0490 Crowe, Smith N., Jr. Delany, Hubert T. 14: 0187 24: 0383 Cuddy, Mildred Delendas, Plato N. 14: 0233 14: 0570

129 De Mare, Marie Dowling, Lee C. 14: 0660 9: 0103 Dempsey, Larry J. Dows, Olin 14: 0615 15: 0005 DeMund, Anne M. Doyle, Leo 14: 0615 15: 0035 Dennis, H. Wilmot, Sr. Dubinsky, David 2: 0582 15: 0098; 27: 0395 De Pierrefeu, Alain Deduns, Madame Dubois, Marcel 14: 0729 15: 0068 De Rosen, Leon Du Bois, Margaret David 19: 0644 15: 0068 Desai, Paramanand DuBois, W. E. B. 14: 0751 2: 0814; 6: 0356, 0398 De Ster, George Ducas, Dorothy 2: 0641 15: 0113 De Vaughan, Z. Evangelina A. Dudley, Lavinia 31: 0662 2: 0981 Devlin, William J. Duffy, Mary Alma 14: 0768 2: 0825 Dexter, Nina C. Duker, Peter 2: 0688 15: 0148 Diaz, Raoul J. Dulles, John Foster 14: 0797 15: 0233 Dickerson, Earl B. Dungan, Iris 6: 0398 15: 0213 Dilliard, Irving Dunne, Emmaline B. 14: 0832 2: 0844; 15: 0245 Dixon, Annie Dyches, Hilda 14: 0848 2: 0861 Djuricic, Djordje Eagan, John C. 14: 0899 15: 0332 Dobkin, Dmitry Eastman, Fred 1: 0625 2: 0875 Dolger, Henry Eaton, Allen 12: 0453 15: 0351 Dombrowski, James Eckrich, Dee M. 14: 0945 2: 0896, 0903 Donavan, Paul J. Edelman, Albert 14: 0954 20: 0155 Doren, Carl Van Eden, May 8: 0586 15: 0371 Douglas, Helen Gahagan Edwards, India 2: 0784; 14: 0987 2: 0632 Douglas, Melvyn Edwards, Margaret 14: 0987 15: 0421 Douglas, William O. Egner, Russell 2: 0791 27: 0332 Doumenjou, Therese Ehrlich, Bettina 4: 0684 15: 0446

130 Eichelberger, Clark M. Evans, Mrs. Edward N. 1: 0035; 9: 0683 15: 0700 Eichelberger, Robert L. Ewing, Oscar R. 15: 0446 3: 0042 Einstein, Beatrice P. Faria, Manuel 15: 0470 15: 0797 Eisen, Florence M. Farley, James A. 15: 0470 15: 0826 Eisenhower, Dwight D. Faszholz, Milton 15: 0513 15: 0840 Eisner, Robert Fayerweather, Margaret 15: 0470 3: 0136 Ekstrand, Eric Einar Feldman, Maurice 15: 0470 15: 0905 Elizabeth, Princess Fellner, Gabrielle 2: 0954 15: 0905 Elizabeth, Queen (wife of King Feniquito, Eugenio G. George VI) 15: 0940 15: 0531 Ferguson, Charles J. H. Elliott, Emily I. 15: 0784 15: 0556 Ferinja, Rie Ellis, Virginia K. 3: 0175 15: 0579 Fern, Dale E. Ellner, Joseph 15: 0213, 0971 15: 0542 Ferrand, Jacques F. Elsasser, Frank M. 25: 0503 15: 0542 Ferris, Helen Ely, Gertrude 20: 0470 15: 0591 Ferry, Marcelle Embree, Edwin R. 16: 0001 4: 0609 Field, George England, James H. 16: 0673 27: 0296 Field, Katherine W. English, Mildred 16: 0039 15: 0611 Field, Laura Enright, Adelaide 16: 0039 15: 0658 Filipkowski, Stefan A. Epstein, Elisabeth 16: 0059 3: 0001 Fisher, Darsey Erb, Margaret O. 16: 0187 15: 0669 Fitzpatrick, Aileen Ericsson, Marjory 16: 0208 15: 0669 Fitzpatrick, Elizabeth T. Ernst, Morris 24: 0688 15: 0686 Flack, Joseph Eshleman, Marie Walt 30: 0096 18: 0623 Flamm, Irving H. Evans, Helen H. 3: 0215 24: 0643 Fleeson, Doris 16: 0231

131 Fletcher, Harry Rivers Gaines, Noel 3: 0241 16: 0931 Fletcher, Virginia Gambaccini, Eugenia C. 3: 0241 16: 0965 Flowers, Rachel H. Gara, Helen 2: 0036 17: 0001 Fluck, Paul H. Gara, Lenna Mae 16: 0256 17: 0001 Flynn, Edward J. Garman, Harry J. 16: 0272 9: 0859 Fong, Lloyd S. C. Garrett, John A. 16: 0308 17: 0016 Forbes, John Ripley Gedeon, Joseph J. 32: 1023 3: 0458 Ford, Frank Richards Gellhorn, Martha 16: 0325 3: 0473; 17: 0077 Forman, Diana S. Genua, Anne Moran 3: 0285 17: 0049 Fosdick, Dorothy George, Carrie M. 27: 0835 17: 0103 Foster, Lemuel L. George, Pattie V. 16: 0405 17: 0103 Foster, O. Delmer Gerard, Gabrielle 16: 0405 17: 0103 Fradkin, Elvira Gerhart, Katie 16: 0470 17: 0163 Frane, Ernest Edgar Geyer, Myrtle Cruzon 16: 0458 17: 0190 Frasher, Mrs. Dennis W. Giauque, Blanche 3: 0306 17: 0205 Fredreicks, Beshea Gibbs, Millard D. 16: 0639 3: 0493 Fremont-Smith, Frank Gibson, Langhorne 3: 0385; 4: 0327; 16: 0716 28: 0611 Friday, Mary H. Gifford, Carl J. 16: 0747 17: 0205 Friederich, W. P. Gilbert, Arthur L. 16: 0747 3: 0507 Friedgood, Harry B. Gill, Helen 3: 0400; 16: 0766 17: 0236 Fulbright, J. W. Gillete, Arthur C. 27: 0540 17: 0236 Furman, Bess Gilpin, C. Monteith 16: 0906 29: 0721 Gabel, Hortense W. Girelius, Charles G. 25: 0072 3: 0520 Gacanes, Fidela N. Givens, Willard E. 16: 0918 33: 0202 Gacanes, Macario Glassco, Kathryn L. 16: 0918 17: 0293

132 Glassel, Max Green, Bertha 17: 0293 17: 0660 Glatzel, Ferdinand Green, Theodore Francis 3: 0539 3: 0677 Glenn, James L. Greene, Clyde 3: 0539 17: 0695 Glenn, Robert C. Greenwood, Frances 17: 0293 21: 0194 Godfrey, V. R. Greenwood, Lady M. 17: 0321 17: 0729 Gogate, R. V. Greiner, Vivian 17: 0339 17: 0742 Golden, John Grenzel, Kurt 3: 0579; 17: 0370; 22: 0507 3: 0693 Goldfein, Mrs. Sol Gressard, Jean 17: 0379 17: 0742 Goldman, Chester M. Griffin, Katharine 17: 0379 17: 0794 Goldman, Julian Grigsby, B. J. 17: 0379 3: 0724 Goldsmith, Lotte Gross, Feliks 3: 0588 25: 0081 Goldstein, Morris Grothoff, F. B. 17: 0406 3: 0736 Golterman, Guy Gudell, Kurt 32: 0818 17: 0832 Gompertz, Erich Guerdan, Leon 17: 0435 17: 0857 Gonzales, Marguerite Guggenheim, Max 17: 0435 22: 0794 Good, Julia Gugler, Eric 17: 0435 3: 0764 Goodwin, Clarence N. Gunther, John 3: 0619 17: 0872 Gordon, Esther Lowe Gurewitsch, David 17: 0516 3: 0778 Gordon, Lance Guy, Jo 17: 0491 3: 0823 Gordon, Sophie R. Guy, Mrs. Raymond 17: 0491 3: 0823 Gozzi, Irene Murray Haas, Anna 17: 0035 17: 0902 Grafious, Irma W. Hahn, Byron 3: 0643 3: 0848 Grane, Roll Hair, James P. 17: 0613 17: 0958 Grant, John Hale, M. E. 17: 0642 17: 0958 Graves, Lorena Hall, Margaret G. 17: 0613 18: 0019

133 Hall, Marguerite I. Hayoshi, Masayoshi 18: 0001 18: 0381 Hall, Mary E. Hecht, Charles 18: 0001 32: 0001 Hamilton, Dorothy Heflin, H. 18: 0045 18: 0395 Hamilton, Opal Heinrick, Alice 18: 0045 18: 0395 Hamlin, Bertie Heise, Cornelia D. 18: 0070 19: 0775 Hammerstein, Oscar Hellganz, W. R. 17: 0103 18: 0422 Hammond, Joan Heming, Lucile W. 18: 0094 12: 0863 Hanfstaengl, Ernst Henderson, E. B. 3: 0896 4: 0030 Hannan, Dennis J. Hendrick, James P. 18: 0133 4: 0042; 18: 0471; 26: 0478 Hannon, Stuart Hendrix, Pearl 18: 0147 18: 0433 Hansen, Mildred M. Henle, Ray 18: 0112 30: 0578 Hardin, Emma B. Henry, M. A. 18: 0154 18: 0512 Harrington, Rona Henry, Mrs. M. A. 18: 0222 18: 0512 Harris, Lou Herbert, Arthur 18: 0279 22: 0303 Harrison, Earl G. Herrick, Genevieve 2: 0029 18: 0570 Harrison, Florence L. Hesse, Florence 17: 0163 4: 0068 Hart, J. F. Heuschkel, Harry 3: 0984 18: 0609 Harting, Frank Hevner, Carrie Bayard 18: 0324 18: 0579 Hartman, Marjorie Hewett, Maybelle 3: 0984 18: 0579 Hasday, Victor Hickerson, John D. 27: 0296 30: 0096 Hassett, William Hight, Betty 18: 0347 4: 0086; 18: 0656 Hassrick, Kenneth R. Hiker, A. 6: 0985 18: 0672 Hauser, Henry Hill, Hortense K. 18: 0362 18: 0672 Hawkins, Edler G. Hill, Louise B. 15: 0905 18: 0672 Hawkins, Everett D. Hillrouse, Elsie G. 24: 0001 18: 0672

134 Hillyer, Mary W. Hume, Maxine R. 26: 0687 19: 0237 Himmler, Heinrich Humphrey, Hubert H. 19: 0775 10: 0168 Hirst, Mrs. F. W. Hunt, Dorothy 18: 0743 19: 0289 Hobday, Robert D. Hunt, Rhoda H. 17: 0137 19: 0303 Hodge, Walter F. Hurley, Ruby 4: 0106 6: 0356 Hoffman, Helen Duey Hutchins, Gertrude 18: 0773 19: 0330 Holiday, Winifred Hyman, Sidney 4: 0117 27: 0982 Holland, Geneva Ickes, Harold 4: 0135 19: 0435 Holland, Kenneth Idol, Thomas B. 18: 0787 19: 0417 Holliday, Austin J. Ihlder, John 18: 0811 19: 0417 Hoover, J. Edgar Ilma, Viola 10: 0942; 18: 0872; 21: 0109 19: 0440 Hoover, W. I. Jackson, Gardner 18: 0835 20: 0085 Hoque, Abdul Jacobs, Milton M. 25: 0688 20: 0108 Horn, Charles L. Jacobs, Sam 18: 0875 20: 0108 Hornbeck, Gertrude Jamison, Gladys 18: 0875 20: 0127 Horton, Gladys Janofsky, Mrs. Louis 18: 0895 20: 0155 Horton, Myles Jaqua, Charles B. 18: 0649 20: 0171 Houghton, Evans Jarrell, Ira 4: 0175 20: 0178 Houghton, Kathleen Javits, Harry 4: 0175 11: 0546 House, Nellie Braun Jeffers, Mrs. V. 18: 0943 20: 0196 Howard, George S. Jenkins, Rockwood 4: 0182 4: 0509; 21: 0979 Howard, Trudy Jevons, H. Stanley 4: 0182 1: 0001 Howe, Grace Johnson, Alexander B. 19: 0165 20: 0255 Howe, Hartley Johnson, Alvin 19: 0165 24: 0968 Hudson, William F., Sr. Johnson, Ernest E. 32: 0773 20: 0277

135 Johnson, Hall Karpiak, Joseph 22: 0377 20: 0584 Johnson, Howard S. Kaye, Sylvia 20: 0287 20: 0649 Johnson, Hugh W. Keating, Maureen P. 20: 0287 20: 0669 Johnson, Joseph L. Keck, J. Frederick, Jr. 25: 0456 20: 0669 Johnson, Kathy Kelleher, Mary J. 20: 0287 3: 0932 Johnson, Mordecai W. Keller, Helen 4: 0194; 19: 0001 20: 0709 Johnston, Loreene Kempner, Robert M. W. 20: 0287 20: 0734 Jones, Alma Kennedy, Jessie M. 20: 0374 4: 0766 Jones, Catherine H. Kennedy, John F. 4: 0582 5: 0674 Jones, Hugh Gilbert Kent, Clara 20: 0358 20: 0759 Jones, Lydia Kenworthy, Leonard S. 20: 0412 8: 0416 Jones, Madison S., Jr. Kenyon, Dorothy 24: 0383 4: 0780 Joseph, Helen Fried Kern, May V. 3: 0659 20: 0772 Joseph-Farky, Sophie Kerr, Florence 15: 0797 20: 0811 Juliana, Queen Kester, Rose 4: 0594 4: 0780 Jung, Moin Nawaz Kidd, Claire 20: 0440 20: 0831 Kabalkin, Jacob R. Kimball, Mrs. C. 4: 0702 20: 0838 Kader, Boris Kindler, Hans 20: 0507 20: 0838 Kahn, Herman King, Frank M. 16: 0565 20: 0859 Kaiser, Peter William King, Grace E. 4: 0702 20: 0859 Kaldor, Mildred King, Joseph E. 21: 0787 20: 0859 Kalmus, Rebecca Lillian King, Mackenzie 20: 0526 4: 0806 Kamitchis, Peter King, May 20: 0565 20: 0859 Kamm, Berta Kirby, Harold Stillwell 20: 0526 20: 0907 Kapralik, David R. Kirchwey, Freda 29: 0947 6: 0327

136 Kirk, Ruth F. LaFollette, Charles M. 20: 0941 10: 0168 Kissel, R. G. Lamb, John A. 20: 0941 11: 0806 Kissin, Rita Lambert, Tatiana 4: 0814 21: 0304 Kleffens, E. N. Van Lanctot, Gustave 31: 0835 21: 0315 Klug, Martha Butler Landsman, Ida 21: 0001 4: 0962 Knox, Mrs. Stephen D. Lane, Arthur Bliss 21: 0046 21: 0324 Kogel, Marcus D. Lane, Kathleen R. 32: 0581 21: 0324 Konvitz, Milton R. Lane, Marie D. 6: 0398 19: 0743 Koretz, David Lange, Katherine 21: 0087 4: 0986 Kornitzer, Bela Lanigan, James S. 21: 0101 21: 0350 Krane, Jay Lape, Esther 21: 0123 5: 0001; 21: 0384 Kraut, Frederick M. Larsen, Leonard 10: 0321 21: 0410 Krebs, Ida Wilson Lash, Joseph P. 21: 0123 21: 0427 Kresse, Al W. Lash, Trude 21: 0160 33: 0442 Krould, Harry J. Lasker, Mary 21: 0787 21: 0475 Kubie, Lawrence S. Laughlin, Anne 21: 0181 5: 0045 Kuncewiczowa, Maria Lawson, Ruth C. 21: 0194 6: 0153; 24: 0001 Kuplis, Hermans Leathorn, Katherine 21: 0215 21: 0545 Kutcher, James Lee, Emmet J. 4: 0878 21: 0571 Labet, Hope Samal Lee, Johnnie 21: 0236 21: 0571 LaBundy, Doris LeFevre, Jay 21: 0236 5: 0074 Lacher, Rose Legg, Justine 4: 0903 21: 0615 Lachner, Nellie Lehman, Herbert H. 4: 0903 21: 0639 Lafferty, Mildred W. Lemaitre, Mariano 21: 0287 21: 0694 Laffoon, Frank Lencer, Martin 21: 0252 5: 0082

137 Lenroot, Katharine F. Littlefield, Lola 5: 0089; 21: 0719 5: 0214 Lepman, Jella Lleras, Alberto 5: 0110 25: 0531 Lesser, Alexander Lobozzo, George 10: 0001 5: 0232 Leventhal, Renata Loeb, James, Jr. 12: 0192 1: 0116; 10: 0110, 0168 Levine, Albert Logan, Rayford W. 21: 0734 6: 0398 Levy, A. F. Lokken, Roy N. 21: 0771 5: 0245 Levy, Charles A. Long, Georgia 24: 0383 22: 0173 Levy, Mary J. Long, Pearl R. 24: 0001 22: 0156 Lewis, Dorothy Lord, Mary P. 5: 0132 31: 0585 Lewis, H. H. Lorentz, Pare 21: 0859 5: 0304; 22: 0229 Lewis, Mark B. Loskot, John E. 21: 0859 5: 0267 L'Heureux, H. J. Love, Gladys 8: 0729; 20: 0053; 27: 0406; 30: 0001, 5: 0311 0096 Lovell, Bertha Lichtenfeld, Julius 22: 0251 21: 0787 Lustig, Maxwell Lie, Trygve 31: 0449 19: 0699 Lusty, Gladys Liebermann, William 22: 0303 21: 0787 Lynch, Patsy Liebowitz, Bettina 22: 0335 21: 0787 Lyons, John Lilienthal, Alfred M. 27: 0420 21: 0941 Lytle, Robert S. Linck, Lawrence J. 22: 0358 24: 0802 MacAlister, Robert Lind, Gloria Lucero 10: 0632 21: 0945 Macarthur, Kathleen W. Lindau, Connie S. 5: 0377 21: 0945 MacDonald, Kathleen Lindemann, Walter J. 22: 0507 5: 0171 MacDougall, Curtis D. Linov, J. J. 5: 0466 22: 0001 MacJannet, Donald R. Lipovatz, Winifred 22: 0590 5: 0200 Magidoff, Nila Lipshitz, A. J. 5: 0539 22: 0082 Maier, Walter A. 22: 0767

138 Main, George A. Mauldin, Bill 33: 0925 5: 0779 Malone, Margaret Maust, Mae 22: 0794 23: 0108 Mandelenakis, M. May, Christine 1: 0089 23: 0130 Mangana, Preston D. Mayer, Eric 5: 0568 23: 0143 Mann, Clarence Richard Mayling Soong Chiang 22: 0829 1: 0934; 13: 0122 Marcel, Henri Mayr, Anna 22: 0858 5: 0798 Markoff, Gypsy McAdoo, Richard B. 22: 0884 28: 0092 Marnier, M. McAllister, Dorothy 22: 0921 22: 0366, 0639 Marsh, Arthur E. McBride, Mary Margaret 22: 0921 5: 0420; 22: 0377 Marshall, George C. McClintock, Wade T. 5: 0611; 22: 0964 22: 0417 Martin, David McClure, Robert A. 4: 0448; 27: 0395 4: 0419 Martin, Murray McCollam, James 23: 0001 22: 0442 Martinez, J. A. McConnell, Robert 5: 0655 22: 0442 Martinez, Joe L. McCormick, Ken 22: 0973 2: 0774 Marvin, George McCoy, Hazel B. 23: 0014 22: 0472 Marvin, Langdon P., Jr. McCulloch, Rhoda E. 5: 0674; 23: 0021 4: 0419 Marx, Herbert L., Jr. McCune, Howard S. 28: 0851 5: 0447 Marx, Robert McDonald, Harriett 23: 0035 22: 0507 Marzani, Carl McDowell, John 22: 0973 24: 0710 Mason, Anne D. McDuffie, Lizzie 23: 0062 22: 0518 Mason, Lucy R. McEvitt, Larry 23: 0098 5: 0496 Mason, Mary McGiffert, Cushman 23: 0062 1: 0897 Mason, Morris McGinty, Josephine C. 23: 0062 22: 0534 Mass, Ruth McInerny, Timothy A. 23: 0904 22: 0570 Matchette, Sue McKeever, Porter 23: 0108 8: 0476

139 McKenzie, R. D. Milliken, Elsie Leslie 22: 0590 23: 0429 McLaughlin, Kathleen Ming, William R., Jr. 22: 0616 6: 0398 McNey, Mary McConnell Mingo, James A. 5: 0529 23: 0556 McRae, Errol Misischia, Mrs. Anthony 22: 0639 23: 0584 Meindel, Amelia Mitchell, Bessie 23: 0175 23: 0624 Meissner, Katharine W. Mitchell, Edele 23: 0175 23: 0624 Melfi, Joseph L. Modell, Henry 23: 0207 23: 0656 Mendelsohn, Eric Mogi, Mrs. Telon 5: 0979 23: 0667 Mengler, Mary Mogueira, Mary Kat 23: 0217 25: 0198 Menninger, William C. Mollgaard, Henny 3: 0736 23: 0667 Mersereau, Gladys L. Mongan, Euna Irene 2: 0553 6: 0074 Mesick, Edwin Moody, Leo T. 23: 0283 23: 0705 Meyer, Agnes Moon, Henry Lee 11: 0691; 23: 0328 24: 0383 Meyer, Helen Moore, John C. 23: 0304 23: 0743 Meyer, Herbert H. Moore, Mae 19: 0775; 20: 0907; 23: 0304 23: 0777 Michael, Erma Moos, Elizabeth 23: 0377 23: 0705 Michaels, Shirley M. Morgan, E. Theresa 23: 0377 23: 0798 Michaud, Albert J. Morgenthau, Henry, III 23: 0377 23: 0850 Mifkovic, Michael Morgenthau, Henry, Jr. 23: 0409 23: 0813 Migent, Donna Morgenthau, Rita 23: 0409 23: 0856 Milinsioski, Marta Morris, Lillie B. 2: 0870 6: 0108 Miller, Clyde R. Morse, Hazel M. 6: 0006 23: 0875 Miller, Frances Mortimer, Margaret 23: 0529 6: 0122 Miller, Leta Durlow Morton, Elizabeth 25: 0646 33: 0809 Miller, Mary Moseley, George Van Horn 23: 0546 23: 0890

140 Moya, Ana Maria Newland, H. 23: 0969 25: 0100 Mozdzin, Frank J. Newman, Bessie L. 23: 0969 4: 0668 Muir, R. D. Newton, Bertha Amelia 29: 0098 25: 0100 Murdock, Margaret B. Nickel, Margaret E. 21: 0513 25: 0145 Murphy, Henry R. Niebuhr, Reinhold 11: 0082 19: 0686 Murphy, Jack Nilan, Thomas B. 24: 0192 25: 0168 Murphy, Maude E. Nixon, Edgar B. 24: 0192 3: 0323 Murray, Arthur Nixon, Megan 6: 0310; 24: 0227 25: 0168, 0186 Murray, Florence Noble, Betty 6: 0634 25: 0198 Murray, Pauli Noble, Hollister 24: 0241 14: 0987 Murrow, Edward R. Noel-Baker, Francis 24: 0269 25: 0198 Murrow, Janet Noll, Hermann 24: 0269 25: 0198 Murry, Irene “Norgrove” 12: 0625; 24: 0182 20: 0212 Muste, A. J. Norman, Dorothy 3: 0168 25: 0283 Nagy, Ivan G. Northey, Arthur E. 6: 0317 25: 0257 Nash, Norman Norton, Harry A. 24: 0293 25: 0292 Nathanson, Jerome Norton, John K. 20: 0244 25: 0292 Neal, Rachel Norton, Mary 24: 0822 25: 0318 Nehru, Jawaharlal Novok, Ruth J. 24: 0839 25: 0292 Nelson, Anna H. Nussbaum, Jean 6: 0617 25: 0337 Nelson, Gertrude H. Nussbaum, Tell B. 24: 0884 7: 0240 Nesbitt, Lilian O, Razès 24: 0908 27: 0213 Neuberger, Richard L. Obionah, Thomas Chukwuka 24: 0908 25: 0362 Newborg, Agnes Morgenthau O’Brien, Mary E. 26: 0330 6: 0715 Newhard, Nelson J. Ochs, Margaret 6: 0654 25: 0362

141 O’Connor, Basil Patrick, Ted 6: 0569; 25: 0388 4: 0117 O’Donnell, Louis Pattison, Ellen J. 25: 0401 25: 0897 O’Dwyer, William Patton, Loretta 25: 0408 32: 0719 O’Ferrell, Mrs. E. B. Paulson, Ernest H. 25: 0413 6: 0854 Okshea, Ben Peabody, Malcolm 6: 0725 26: 0024 Oleson, Helmer O. Pearson, Dora 6: 0733 26: 0038 Oliver, L. Stauffer Pearson, Drew 25: 0473 26: 0001 Olsen, M. Ingeborg Pearson, R. B. 27: 0676 29: 1030 Orfeo, R. C. Ciascne Pearson, Vereda 25: 0531 6: 0875 Orlando, Kate Peavy, Paulina 6: 0758 26: 0001 Ortigas, Francisco, Jr. Pelaia, Ralph F. 22: 0017 26: 0076 Osborn, Fairfield Pemberton, Luola 6: 0771 26: 0076 O’Sullivan, Nellie Pendar, Kenneth 25: 0592 6: 0895 Otis, Margaret R. Pender, Esther C. 21: 0109 26: 0076 Ott, Lillian R. Pennock, Clarice H. L. 25: 0611 26: 0076 Ouwehand-Scholten, Atie Perkins, Frances 21: 0266 5: 0674; 6: 0906; 8: 0849; 26: 0145; Ozley, Lela Tyler 30: 0395 25: 0646 Perl, Gizella Palmer, Charles F. 6: 0916 25: 0710 Perry, John Palmer, Janet L. 6: 0935 19: 0384 Perry, Leslie S. Paltial, Abraham 6: 0398 6: 0782 Peterson, Cecil Pandit, Vijaya Lakshmi 26: 0241 25: 0757 Petrovich, Vojislav Parker, Raymond C. 26: 0209 25: 0805 Petty, C. A. Parsons, Anne 6: 0953 25: 0839 Pfeiffer, Virginia Parsons, Rose P. 6: 0953 24: 0643; 25: 0839 Philipps, Harriet Duff Parsons, Mrs. William Barclay, Jr. 26: 0259 15: 0233

142 Phillips, William Rader, Rita R. 26: 0281 27: 0001 Pickel, Etta Robison Ragan, Ann Taylor 26: 0305 27: 0065 Pickett, Clarence E. Raimundo do Rego, Alfredo 9: 0964 27: 0065; 29: 0842 Pillsbury, Philip Ralph, Jane 26: 0356 27: 0108 Piper, Raymond F. Randall, Huberta F. 26: 0408 27: 0108 Pistol, Leon Randolph, A. Philip 26: 0408 13: 0790 Pitcherale, John Randolph, Philip S. 26: 0436 14: 0220 Plaine, Herzel H. E. Rankin, Elizabeth I. 3: 0126 14: 0751 Platt, Lucile Rasmadze, Constantin 4: 0482 27: 0163 Pogue, Elizabeth Rath, Frederick L., Jr. 17: 0613 27: 0242 Pollard, Alice Rathbone, Elizabeth H. 7: 0007 27: 0246 Poole, Robert C. Raymond, G. Alison 26: 0652 27: 0213 Popely, Molly Read, Clifton R. 26: 0652 9: 0829 Porter, Harold Reading, Lady Stella 7: 0069; 26: 0736 27: 0255 Porter, Robert H. Red, Mrs. John W. 26: 0687 7: 0204 Posner, Stanley I. Reddy, John 26: 0687 27: 0271 Potter, Russell Reed, Adrienne 2: 0165 4: 0247 Power, Thomas L. Rees, J. R. 4: 0402; 24: 0839 4: 0304 Prachar, Joseph A. Regunberg, Jerome 7: 0080 27: 0296 Procuniar, Dawn Reischer, Sabina 26: 0858 27: 0332 Proskauer, Joseph M. Rendeiro, Christian F. 25: 0028 27: 0360; 30: 0001 Pulling, Ed Rhodes, June 23: 0513 7: 0255 Puma, Fernando Ricci, Mildred 26: 1010 27: 0459 Pursell, Charles Richards, Claude 7: 0115; 26: 1030 27: 0485 Pyper, C. B. Richards, Jessica 26: 1010 12: 0493

143 Richardson, L. L. Rook, Stacy May Randall 7: 0276 27: 0783 Richardson, William H. Roosevelt, Amy 27: 0485 27: 0835 Richberg, Donald R. Roosevelt, Anna 27: 0522 see Boettiger, Anna Roosevelt Richmond, Ted Roosevelt, Belle 27: 0540 27: 0849 Ridgely, Frances Ann Roosevelt, Diana 27: 0549 27: 0824 Rieve, Emil Roosevelt, Dorothy 30: 0928 27: 0869 Riis, Mary Roosevelt, Elliott 27: 0549 23: 0429 Riley, John A. Roosevelt, Franklin D., Jr. 8: 0062 21: 0123 Roberts, Owen J. Roosevelt, James 10: 0452 17: 0049, 0435; 27: 0913 Robertson, Bess Roosevelt, Janet 27: 0622 27: 0931 Robins, Dorothy B. Roosevelt, Sara 9: 0683 27: 0942 Robinson, Edgar S. Rosenau, James 27: 0622 7: 0415 Robinson, Felix Rosenman, Samuel I. 27: 0652 7: 0427; 28: 0001 Robinson, Lucille Henry Ross, Alice 7: 0309 28: 0028 Robinson, Norma Llewellyn Ross, Galen Starr 7: 0322 1: 0763 Robson, Jean Douglas Ross, Howard S. 27: 0676 7: 0442; 28: 0051 Rockefeller, Nelson A. Ross, Walter 27: 0705 13: 0967 Rockwell, Ethel G. Roth, Kenneth R. 27: 0676 28: 0233 Rogers, Arlyne Rothermel, Bertha M. 7: 0355 28: 0248 Rogers, Collier Rowe, Thomas A. 27: 0717 7: 0550 Rogers, Julian H. Rusher, Irene Ogden 27: 0717 28: 0292 Rogers, Sherry Rusk, Dean 27: 0717 7: 0471; 20: 0440; 28: 0312 Rogers, Virgil M. Russell, D. S. 10: 0821 28: 0319 Rondeau, V. Russell, Harold 27: 0783 24: 0363 Roodenko, Igal Russell, Leona 27: 0783 28: 0319

144 Russell, Walter Scarlett, Leah V. R. 7: 0482 28: 0695 Rustin, Bayard Scarlett, William 28: 0351 28: 0695 Ryan, Bernard Schacter, Harry W. 28: 0375 28: 0641 Ryan, Harriet Schaffner, Alice Boughton 28: 0375 28: 0726 Ryman, George L. Scheele, Leonard A. 28: 0394 28: 0759 Saar, A. William Schelling, Helen Marshall 28: 0402 28: 0738 Sachar, A. L. Schiff, Dorothy 11: 0951 28: 0769 Sadowski, George G. Schlesinger, Arthur, Jr. 28: 0437 28: 0769 Saffell, Mildred D. Schmitt, Agnes 33: 0442 7: 0606; 28: 0792 Sage, Alida Schmoe, Floyd 28: 0437 25: 0671 Sakran, Frank C. Schmuser, Lydia B. 28: 0480 7: 0606 Saltzman, Charles E. Schneider, Leonhard 7: 0007 28: 0806 Sampson, Emma Schneider, Louis A. 28: 0536 28: 0806 Sampson, Stephen H. Schneiderman, Rose 7: 0489 7: 0627; 28: 0839 Sandifer, Durward V. Schuck, Victoria 25: 0198; 27: 0163; 30: 0001, 0096 24: 0001 Sandifer, Irene Schultz, Chester H. 28: 0592; 30: 0096 29: 0329 Sanford, Peggy Schulz, W. H. 28: 0580 28: 0883 Sargeant, Howland H. Schulze, Katharine 1: 0779 28: 0883 Sargint, H. J. J. Schuman, Carl J. 6: 0698 28: 0883 Sassoon, Abraham Schwager, Charles 28: 0603 28: 0941 Saulpaugh, Elaine Schwartz, Abba 6: 0153 28: 0955 Savery, Mattie L. Schwedersky, Edith Bayne 28: 0635 28: 0960 Sawyer, Mabel Scott, Kenneth D. 28: 0641 7: 0672 Sayan de Vidaurre, Alberto Scott, Michael 31: 0424 28: 0988 Sayre, Elizabeth Scrutton, Robert J. 28: 0690 7: 0681

145 Scudder, Townsend Shyrchenko, Mykola 28: 1011 29: 0329 Segovia, Louis Sidis, Sarah M. 7: 0700; 29: 0001 29: 0348 Seidman, A. Siegel, R. Lawrence 28: 1040 24: 0315 Seldes, George Simmons, Barbara 29: 0043 29: 0427 Sergio, Lisa Simon, Maurice 7: 0712 29: 0427 Severa, Irene Simons, Diana 29: 0082 29: 0427 Sevilla Solis, Armando Simpson, Marian 29: 0743 29: 0470 Seymour, Neville C. Simpson, Robert 7: 0712 29: 0470 Shadyac, James Joseph Charley Sinclair, Upton 29: 0082 7: 0809; 15: 0470; 29: 0500 Shank, Donald J. Singer, Henry A. 19: 0542 29: 0470 Shannon, Leonora Singh, J. J. 29: 0098 24: 0839 Shapiro, Nathan Sinks, Goldie 29: 0125 29: 0516 Sharon, John H. Sinks, May F. 29: 0132 19: 0520 Shealy, Julian B. Sire, Sarah 7: 0743 7: 0821 Sheean, Vincent Skewis, Samuel 29: 0186 7: 0828 Shefrin, Gene Skibinska, Kazimiera 22: 0156 19: 0775 Sheikh, Abdul G. Sloan, George B. 29: 0207 29: 0537 Sheikh, Fazal Ilahi Smit, Johan J. 29: 0207 29: 0556 Sheldon, Hilda Smith, Arthur 29: 0207 16: 0549 Shen, Jerome T. Y. Smith, Arthur J. 7: 0521 29: 0584 Shepperd, Jacqueline Smith, Carolyn S. 29: 0234 29: 0584 Sherwood, Robert E. Smith, G. Maynard 29: 0283 29: 0615 Sherwood, Sidney Smith, Helen M. 29: 0295 29: 0615 Shipman, Fred W. Snelling, Charles William 3: 0323 7: 0877 Shu-ming Tsao Solomon, William M. 31: 0313 29: 0743

146 Solt, Rosalie Stolting, Agnes 29: 0743 8: 0020 Sorensen, Harry Stone, Martin 29: 0788 10: 0492 Sparling, Edward J. Strachan, Paul A. 27: 0945; 29: 0897 9: 0910; 29: 0385; 30: 0419; 32: 0402 Spector, Maurice Straight, Michael 9: 0859 30: 0452 Speer, James P. Straus, Helen 7: 0907 21: 0639 Stafford, Mrs. Herbert S. Straus, Nathan 29: 0973 30: 0460 Starkey, Dorotha Fields Strunsky, Sheba 29: 1030 19: 0743 Starr, Mark Sullivan, Frank 19: 0657 30: 0560 Stearns, Bernard Lee Sureda, J. Ventura 7: 0958 30: 0578 Steen, William J. Svanstrom, Otis V. 7: 0958 29: 0973 Steere, Clarence E. Swanson, Ruth Willey 30: 0205 12: 0863 Steiner, Albert Swem, Boyd R. 30: 0233 30: 0691 Steinitz, Alwin Swing, Raymond Gram 30: 0233 30: 0749 Stephens, Robert L. Sworzyn, Marilyn 11: 0229 30: 0749 Stevens, Marion Tabor, Martha G. 22: 0229 8: 0119 Stevens, R. N. Tai Sing Loo 13: 0066 30: 0777 Stevenson, Adlai Takagi, Tomiko 7: 0990; 30: 0314 30: 0788 Stewart, Gilbert Tani, Kiyoshi 30: 0343 30: 0816 Stewart, Jean Tate, Jack B. 3: 0104 30: 0001 Stewart, Maxwell S. Taube, Sophia 26: 0942 30: 0846 Stewart, Mrs. Francis Benedict Taylor, William H., Jr. 8: 0001 8: 0144 Stewart, Mrs. William Randolph Tchou, M. Thomas 8: 0001 33: 0954 Stice, Sallie Graham Terry, Josephine N. 30: 0348 30: 0928 Stiles, Roger S. Thayer, Clara Mauldin 30: 0348 8: 0182 Stoddard, Paul W. Thayse, Harris 18: 0943 8: 0182; 30: 0912

147 Thomas, Marie Jeanne Turner, Henry B. 30: 0987 8: 0310 Thompson, Dorothy Twohey, James S. 8: 0216 8: 0320 Thompson, G. Tyson, Joan W. 29: 0318 8: 0320 Thompson, Geraldine Urban, Phoebe Spiers 31: 0001, 0880 31: 0754 Thompson, Margaret Vallon, Joseph 31: 0034 31: 0801 Thompson, Mildred Van Duyn, Walter L. 31: 0043 31: 0814 Thornton, Mildred Valley Van Gorder, Fred 30: 0967 31: 0835 Thurber, Donald M. D. Vanderbilt, Alfred G. 6: 0569 8: 0614 Tibbetts, James L. Vanderpool, L. L. 31: 0073 31: 0891 Tibbetts, K. W. Varsamis, George 31: 0049 31: 0907 Tiffany, Edgar Ventura, Samuel 31: 0049 31: 0978 Tilly, Dorothy Verk, Stefen 29: 0826; 31: 0166 31: 0978 Timfeld, Joseph Vigneault, Wilfred J. 31: 0127 31: 1028 Tipton, Harold G. Villamor, V. S. 10: 0110 31: 1028 Tobias, Channing Vincent, Grace 31: 0215 32: 0018 Tobin, Maurice J. Viscardi, Henry 31: 0443 32: 0059 Todd, Charles L. Vold, Mollie 6: 0748 32: 0086 Todd, Dorothy Volk, Albert A. 19: 0384 32: 0086 Toneman, Paul A., Sr. Von Hesse, Elisabeth 31: 0221 8: 0682 Toombs, Adah K. Von Pflugk, Elfriede 31: 0230 8: 0693 Toombs, Henry Wade, William W. 31: 0230 16: 0354 Towner, Dorothy Wahlman, James 31: 0248 9: 0281 Trau, M. Walker, Frank C. 31: 0272 32: 0189 Troester, Mrs. Harold Walker, Mrs. Morton 31: 0287 32: 0196 Tully, Grace G. Walker, Rae 8: 0291; 16: 0595; 23: 0813; 31: 0353 8: 0708; 32: 0253

148 Walser, Theodore D. Weitz, Klemens 8: 0712 32: 0581 Walsh, Richard J. Welles, Sumner 2: 0213 8: 0899 Wankowicz, Melchior Wellman, Henry G. 8: 0729 24: 0940 Ward, Harlith I. Wells, George 8: 0748 32: 0683 Ward, Thelma Hill Wells, G. H. 8: 0748 32: 0630 Waring, J. Waties Wells, Marian 32: 0385 32: 0630 Warren, Charles Edmunds Westerman, Jacqueline 32: 0354 32: 0736 Warren, Earl White, Harm 29: 0615 32: 0762 Wassell, C. McA. White, Harry R. 32: 0402 28: 0480 Waterbury, Larry, Jr. White, Henry S. 32: 0466 8: 0156 Waters, Isabelle H. White, Robert M., II 32: 0435 32: 0773 Watkins, C. O. White, Walter 32: 0435 5: 0436; 6: 0356; 8: 0937; 24: 0383; Watson, Alice E. 32: 0804 32: 0478 White, Willie V. Watson, Dorothy M. 22: 0947 32: 0478 Whiteman, Marjorie Watson, Emile E. 32: 0894 8: 0809; 32: 0478 Whiteside, Alex Watson, Thomas J. 32: 0862 4: 0287 Whitney, Walter R. Webb, Ruth Cambridge 8: 0953 32: 0528 Wicks, Floyd H. Webster, Mabel 32: 0918 8: 0849 Wiener, Peter Wehrman, Beatrice 32: 0943 32: 0553 Wiggin, Anne Weil, Lottie 8: 0966 8: 0857 Wilder, Jane Weinberg, Morris 8: 0054 11: 0332 Wilkins, Roy Weiner, Bernard L. 24: 0383 8: 0857 Willert, Florence Weiss, Houi 32: 0993 33: 0442 Willert, Lady Arthur (Florence) Weiss, Louis S. 8: 0981 8: 0874; 32: 0618 Williams, Aubrey Weiss, Theodore S. 33: 0001 6: 0644

149 Williams, Charl Ormond Wolfes, Felix 9: 0001; 33: 0013, 0202 9: 0186 Williams, Francis Emmett Wolff, Claire A. 26: 0356 33: 0695 Williams, Lena Wood, Erma J. 33: 0352 33: 0838 Williams, Louis Wood, Margaret D. 33: 0352 19: 0191 Wilson, Gil Wood, W. A., Jr. 9: 0091 19: 0699 Wilson, Irene Woodmonsee, James 33: 0395 33: 0867 Wilson, James Marion Woods, Marilyn 33: 0395 33: 0867 Winkelmann, Howard H. Woods, Thalia S. 13: 0211 17: 0087 Winslow, Anne Woodward, Ellen S. 1: 0787 7: 0007 Winslow, Richard S. Wynmalen, J. A. J. 8: 0365; 33: 0603 29: 0375 Winston, Edward M. Yaksick, Sue 9: 0165 33: 1031 Witt, C. H. Yamamura, Mikiko 33: 0608 33: 1031 Wittman, Deborah Ben Yehuda Yingling, Raymond T. 33: 0634 17: 0163 Woetzel, Robert K. Ziegler, Elisabeth 33: 0650 33: 1126

150 SUBJECT INDEX

The following index is a guide to the major topics in this microform publication. The first number after each entry refers to the reel, while the four-digit number following the colon refers to the frame number at which the file containing information on the subject begins. Hence, 9: 0388 directs researchers to Frame 0388 of Reel 9. By referring to the Reel Index, which constitutes the initial section of this guide, the researcher will find topics listed in the order in which they appear on the film.

Aber, Lawrence orphans 12: 0453 9: 0388 parents 19: 0775 Abercrombie & Fitch Company Adult education 9: 0388 26: 0652; 28: 0641 Abushady, A. Z. Advertising 9: 0409 11: 0806; 15: 0853; 26: 0356; 32: 0581 Academic freedom Advertising Council 24: 0315 23: 0584 Academy of Political Science Africa 9: 0409 2: 0332; 7: 0932 Academy of St. Joseph (Long Island, Aged and aging N.Y.) assistance 18: 0672 22: 0335 general 13: 0761; 25: 0725 Accidents and accident prevention Hebrew Home for the Aged 20: 0108 families 23: 0062 Jewish Home for the Aged 4: 0541; Accounting and auditing 20: 0232 19: 0001; 33: 0538 motion pictures 32: 0086 Acevedo Bernal, Gabriel see also Elder abuse 19: 0417 Agricultural labor Acheson, Dean 28: 0402; 30: 0419 9: 0436 Agricultural policies ACLU 16: 0126 see American Civil Liberties Union Agricultural production Adam and Eve 30: 0912 see Bible Agriculture Ad Hoc Committee to Lift Ban on The 16: 0126; 26: 0478; 28: 0402 Nation Ainslie Knitting Machine Co., Inc. 9: 0463 15: 0971 Adler, Joseph Ainsworth Lighting, Inc. 9: 0463 9: 0484 Adoption Air cargo foreign 16: 0860; 17: 0103; 19: 0237; 5: 0674 32: 0253 Airlines general 1: 0657; 17: 0077; 27: 0108 5: 0674 multiracial 12: 0148 Air mail 23: 0021

151 Akron, Ohio American Civil Liberties Union 15: 0669 9: 0901; 10: 0168 Alabama American Committee for Yugoslav Relief 24: 0940 1: 0101, 0254 Alaskan Natives American Council for a Democratic 3: 0493; 9: 0538; 11: 0385; 14: 0298; Greece 20: 0941 1: 0089 Alcohol abuse and treatment American Council for Judaism children 17: 0766 9: 0859; 28: 0008 legislation 20: 0058 American Council for the Community National Committee for Education on 9: 0859 Alcoholism 22: 0829 American Druggist (magazine) Alderson Prison, West Virginia 20: 0565 12: 0132 American Federation of Hosiery Workers Aleck, Albert 31: 0073 14: 0298 American Federation of Radio Artists Aliens 9: 0932 arrest of 25: 0688 American Federation of the Physically medical disqualifications 26: 0598 Handicapped (AFPH) in the U.S. 21: 0236 9: 0910; 29: 0385; 30: 0419; 33: 0013 Alpern, Anne X. American Flag Movement 9: 0617; 26: 0259 16: 0931 Alternative medicine American Friends of Austrian Children 2: 0208 9: 0938 Amalgamated Clothing Workers of American Friends Service Committee America (AFSC) 9: 0653 1: 0108; 7: 0007, 0979; 9: 0683, 0964 America (Catholic publication) American Girl (magazine) 23: 0328 9: 0938 America Celebrates Franklin D. American Indian Fund Roosevelt’s Birthday (radio program) 10: 0001 24: 0738 American Institute of Pacific Relations The American Almanac (radio program) 24: 0839 22: 0482 American Jewish Congress American Association for the UN 10: 0025 1: 0035; 9: 0683; 25: 0839 American Legion American Association of Bolivia 10: 0042 30: 0096 American Legion Children’s Camp American Association of School 10: 0645 Administrators American Library Association 9: 0001, 0820; 33: 0202 1: 0113; 10: 0048 American Association of University American Prepared Education Fund Women 10: 0050 9: 0822 American Red Cross American Bar Association (ABA) 10: 0073; 22: 0639; 33: 0352 9: 0683; 15: 0233; 30: 0096 Americans for Democratic Action (ADA) American Cancer Society 1: 0116, 0128; 10: 0110, 0168; 32: 1050 9: 0829 American Social Hygiene Association American-Christian Palestine Committee 10: 0076 9: 0896

152 American Veterans Committee Arms control and disarmament 10: 0103; 21: 0427 13: 0476; 31: 0814 American Youth Congress Armstrong, Bess 26: 0076 10: 0410 Amherst College Arrest 23: 0875 25: 0688 Anchor Serum Company Art 10: 0236 Christmas cards 17: 0346 Anderson, Walter F. exchange of persons programs 20: 0838 10: 0264 exhibitions and trade fairs 1: 0266; Anglin, John 9: 0683; 11: 0951; 22: 0094; 1: 0763 31: 0503 Animal experimentation general 1: 0032; 5: 0979; 7: 0712; 22: 0884; 32: 0478 26: 1010 Anniversaries International Protection of Works of Art Dewey, John 20: 0244 and Historic Monuments (pamphlet) Franklin D. Roosevelt Home Club 19: 0574 16: 0549 tours 30: 0967 Girl Scouts 17: 0284 see also Sculpture Marx, Robert 23: 0035 Arthritis Riis, Jacob A. 27: 0549 12: 0493 Smith College 27: 0485 Arts and the humanities UDHR 31: 0576 Bonniers (Scandinavian fine arts center) Anthropological research 15: 0905 30: 1021 Carnegie Hall 12: 0671 Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith general 10: 0168; 30: 0578 10: 0321 Washington, D.C. 11: 0045 Anti-Semitism see also Art 23: 0890 see also Handicrafts Apartment houses see also Music 32: 0196 see also Theater Arab countries Associated British Empire Societies Israel relations 2: 0377; 8: 0883; 10: 0428 12: 0625; 13: 0552; 28: 0480 Association des Paralyses de France Jews in 23: 0813 26: 0652 see also Palestine Association of Knitted Glove and Mitten Arab-Israeli conflict Manufacturers 12: 0286 33: 0695 Architecture Astrology 24: 0658 5: 0655; 22: 0921 Argentine Association for the United Astronomy Nations 29: 0556 9: 0275 Athens College Argentine Bill of Rights of the Workers 1: 0183 4: 0463 Atkatsh-Juocepis, Elenora Aristotle 10: 0452 5: 0809 Atlanta, Georgia Arkansas public schools 20: 0178 Jasper 27: 0540 Atlantic-Gulf Ship Canal 26: 0136

153 Atlantic Union Committee Barlow, Sam 10: 0452 10: 0642 Attlee, Clement Barnard College 1: 0190; 10: 0476 10: 0669 Attlee, Violet Barter Theatre 1: 0190; 10: 0476 10: 0671 Auerbach, Beatrice Bartlett, E. L. 1: 0193 10: 0709 Aurobindo, Sri (religious and political Baruch, Bernard M. leader) 1: 0280; 10: 0711 23: 0932 Baruch, Herman Austin, Warren 1: 0293; 10: 0725 10: 0485 Baseball Autobiographies 24: 0363 28: 0536 Bass, Tom Awards, medals, and prizes 32: 0773 Fraternal Order of Eagles Civic Service Batchelor, Robert L. Award 23: 0001 missing wife 10: 0741 general 1: 0700; 2: 0903; 6: 0350; Bates, Sanford 16: 0639; 17: 0702; 26: 0356; 1: 0322; 10: 0780 33: 0818 Battle Creek Public Schools (Mich.) military 31: 0835 10: 0821 National Achievement Award Committee Baudrand, M. 13: 0627 10: 0857 Nobel Prize for literature 3: 0204 Beal, Frank One World Award 25: 0503 10: 0911 Spingarn Medal Award 20: 0277 Begge, Lyall T. Bagatelle Nursery 10: 0918 10: 0725 Behm, Max Bahamas 10: 0942 12: 0701 Belgium Baker, Mary Howe 10: 0963; 29: 0329 10: 0535 Bellevue Hospital Baking industry 29: 0788 ER recipe 17: 0723 Benefit Shoe Foundation Balassa, Alice Hussey 1: 0341 1: 0235; 10: 0562 Benevolent Society of the American Balokovic, Joyce Virgin Island, Inc. 1: 0254 11: 0001 Balokovic, Zlatko Ben-Gurion, David 1: 0254 20: 0734 Banks and banking Bentley, Elizabeth Bowery Savings Bank 11: 0806 2: 0344 Chase National Bank 13: 0042 Berger, Marie Export-Import Bank 19: 0220 1: 0378 general 7: 0743 Berkshire Industrial Farm Bard College 11: 0082 10: 0632 Berlin, Germany Barkley, Alben 20: 0526 1: 0272

154 Bernadotte, Count Folke Bitker, Bruno 13: 0552 11: 0428 Bernhard, Prince Black, Algernon 1: 0399 11: 0455 Bertaux, Jeanne Black, Charles 11: 0185 13: 0001 Bethune, Mary McLeod Black, Dessamary 1: 0410; 11: 0214 13: 0001 Bethune-Cookman College Black, Elizabeth Rose 11: 0229 1: 0435 Better Business Bureau Black, Ruby 17: 0137 1: 0443; 11: 0463 Bible Black Americans Adam and Eve 29: 0556 children of U.S. military personnel and cancer 26: 0001 foreign women 1: 0657; 12: 0148 creation 29: 0556 criminal procedure 23: 0624 current events 31: 0835, 0891 female juvenile delinquents 21: 0164 death and dying 25: 0145 general 6: 0398, 0607, 0953; 10: 0963; FDR 31: 0891 11: 0229; 13: 0296; 16: 0747 general 4: 0482 immigration 24: 0383 men and women 26: 0001 Mexico, Mo. 32: 0773 monetary policy 26: 0046 student induction in Phi Kappa Psi Oxford University Press 20: 0046 23: 0875 projections for future 24: 0192 USSR 25: 0413 reading in Massachusetts public schools see also individual organizations 32: 0862 Blauvelt, James science and technology 26: 0001 11: 0494 world calendars 26: 0046 Blind The Bible and Human Rights (pamphlet) general 12: 0618; 31: 0449; 32: 0402 5: 0377 New York Institute for the Education of Bicur Cholim Hospital (Jerusalem) the Blind 25: 0001 11: 0332 training 27: 0676 Billikopf, Jacob Varga, Ruben 31: 0937 1: 0414; 11: 0401 Bloom, Sol Billotte, Pierre 11: 0332 12: 0493 Blum-Byrnes Agreement of 1946 Bingham, Barry 23: 0459 1: 0428 B’nai B’rith Biographies 10: 0321; 11: 0546 autobiographies 28: 0536 Boettiger family award recipients 33: 0818 11: 0563 food assistance recipients 27: 0255 Boettiger, Anna Roosevelt Pillsbury baking contest participants diseases and disorders 16: 0766 26: 0356 general 7: 0374; 11: 0563; 27: 0847 presidential 32: 0818 medical examinations and tests prominent German women 17: 0163 15: 0332 Roosevelt, Eleanor 23: 0813 radio program 27: 0017 Sri Aurobindo 23: 0932 Boettiger, Curtis Births 4: 0541 3: 0136

155 Boettiger, John Bowles, Chester 11: 0563 1: 0524; 11: 0822 Bok, Ms. Bart S. Boyce, Hughes & Farrell (accounting 11: 0631 firm) Bolivar, Simon 33: 0538 26: 0687 Boyer, Jonny Bolivia 11: 0897 30: 0096 Bradfield, A. W., Mrs. Bonham, Nellie M. 11: 0913 11: 0685 Brainerd Indian School (Hot Springs, Bonnet, Henri S.Dak.) 1: 0498; 11: 0689 26: 0858 Bonniers (Scandinavian fine arts center) Brandeis University 15: 0905 11: 0951 Bonus Army and March Brazil 12: 0701; 20: 0584 1: 0564 Books and bookselling Breakfast general 1: 0457; 2: 0502, 0774; 3: 0104, 16: 0059 0651; 5: 0304; 6: 0654, 0771, 0895; Bridges 7: 0415; 12: 0779, 0833; 20: 0470 32: 0196 Great Books Foundation 3: 0659 British Institute for Political Research post-war Europe and Japan 4: 0419 2: 0392 reviews 29: 0186 British Weekly (newspaper) textbooks 22: 0973; 23: 0743 12: 0058 Women's National Book Association Bronx, New York 33: 0809 general 12: 0119 Young Scott Books 33: 1074 James Monroe High School 20: 0141; see also Bible 21: 0545 see also Biographies Brooklyn Free Musical Society see also Comic books 1: 0625 see also Libraries Brooklyn, New York see also Literature 1: 0625; 12: 0122 see also individual books, booklets, and Brooks School (North Andover, Mass.) pamphlets 32: 0943 Boone, Mrs. Rowan Bryn Mawr College (Pennsylvania) 11: 0732 1: 0700 Borsodi, Ralph Buba, Joy 20: 0001 1: 0716 Boston, Massachusetts Buba, Margaret 11: 0786 1: 0716 Boswell, James Buck, Pearl S. papers 11: 0744 12: 0252 Bourbon, J. L. Budget of the U.S. 11: 0792 22: 0001 Bowers, Claude Bullitt, William C. 11: 0818 13: 0552 Bowery Savings Bank Bunche, Ralph 11: 0806 12: 0286; 13: 0552; 20: 0277; 21: 0979 Bowes-Lyon, David Bunting, J. Whitney 1: 0521 12: 0309

156 Bureau for Intercultural Education Santa Monica 33: 0202 12: 0255 World Affairs Council of Northern Bureau of Engraving and Printing California 33: 0897 13: 0880 Camp Nyda (Burlingham, N.Y.) Burlingham, New York 12: 0453 12: 0453 Canada Burn injuries Newfoundland 12: 0001 23: 0062 Paterson, A. O., memorial 25: 0897 Burns, Robert W. Poland government property 29: 1030 21: 0571 Strasser, Otto 30: 0419 Burton, Flora Canadian Foundation for Poliomyelitis 16: 0208 12: 0493 Burton, John Cancer 16: 0208 American Cancer Society 9: 0829 Business and the Bible 26: 0001 Better Business Bureau 17: 0137 carcinogens 15: 0893 Federation of Women Shareholders in general 1: 0754; 12: 0493; 22: 0814; American Business, Inc. 16: 0860 28: 0319 general 7: 0743 National Cancer Foundation 12: 0493 International Federation of Business and Candy industry Professional Women 7: 0712 Loft Candy Shops 22: 0128 National Federation of Business and Can Europe Be Defended? (pamphlet) Professional Women’s Clubs 12: 0493 9: 0001 Canfield, Cass partnerships 20: 0907 12: 0561 real estate 23: 0667 Canto de la Victoria (booklet) small 26: 0765 25: 0725 women 12: 0379 Capital punishment see also Accounting and auditing 5: 0611; 11: 0001 see also Publishers and publishing Capitalism see also individual companies 28: 0092; 30: 0205; 32: 0354; 33: 0709 Business cycles Carcinogens 24: 0940; 27: 0717; 28: 0092 in food supply 15: 0893 Byrd, Richard E. Career counseling 1: 0743; 12: 0410 29: 0615 Byrne, Doris Career education 12: 0417 4: 0182 The Cable (magazine) Carnegie Endowment for International 22: 0251 Peace Calendars 1: 0787 see World calendars Carnegie Hall California 12: 0671 Council of California Indians, Inc. Carstairs, Marion B. 16: 0889 12: 0701 Los Angeles 12: 0286; 14: 0987 Carter, Dennie Pasadena 21: 0046 12: 0618 San Antonio Mission Foundation George Washington Carver Foundation 28: 0536 17: 0137 San Diego County 18: 0835 San Francisco 7: 0550; 23: 0743

157 George Washington Carver Memorial Chateau de Brienne, France Institute 30: 0987 17: 0137 Chavre, Nilkanth Casablanca, Morocco 13: 0066 23: 0932 Chevtchenko, Nicole Casgrain, Therese 13: 0066 1: 0878 Chiang Kai-shek, Madame Cassidy, Appalonia H. see Mayling Soong Chiang 17: 0049 Chicago, Illinois Castaneda Castro, Salvador Eintracht (newspaper) 7: 0151 14: 0797 Roosevelt College 27: 0945 Castle Clinton St. James Methodist Church 1: 0274 3: 0764 Chickering Building Construction Catalonia, Spain 13: 0109 29: 0842 The Child (magazine) Cate, Garth 13: 0138 32: 0818 Child abuse Catholic Church 29: 0082 America (publication) 23: 0328 Child Care Center Parents’ Association general 10: 0342, 0492; 13: 0516; of New York, Inc. 18: 0019, 0656, 0672; 22: 0534, 1: 0938 0752; 23: 0328, 0743; 25: 0337; Children 26: 0858; 29: 0098, 0470; 31: 0049; alcohol and drug abuse 17: 0766 32: 0762, 0943; 33: 0013, 0202, American Legion Children’s Camp 0867 10: 0645 and international relations 29: 0043 Citizens’ Committee on Children of New medicine, sex education, and York City, Inc. 2: 0025; 13: 0284 educational policy 6: 0327 Czechoslovak refugees 27: 0676 nuns 30: 0001 families and trauma 23: 0062 Carrie Chapman Catt Memorial Fund general 1: 0140, 0938; 8: 0156; 12: 0863 12: 0453; 13: 0138; 32: 0553 Censorship girls’ membership organizations 6: 0327; 24: 0315 22: 0156 Census of population guardianship 17: 0236, 0613 30: 0649 handicapped 23: 0777 Central America homes 30: 0987 unification with South America 26: 0687 kidnapping 19: 0775 Cerebral palsy Knapp, Sally, book 21: 0037 30: 0649; 33: 0867 The MacJannet Camps (France) Chamberlain, John 22: 0590 21: 0485 missing drawings 19: 0440 Chambers, Whittaker museums 32: 1023 11: 0913; 21: 0485 National Committee for the Midcentury Charitable organizations White House Conference on 7: 0276; 15: 0686 Children and Youth 24: 0563 see also individual organizations New York State Association for Crippled Charles Scribner’s Sons Children, Inc. 25: 0062 4: 0694 preschool education 25: 0062 Chase National Bank Save the Children Federation 7: 0583; 13: 0042 28: 0639

158 Save-a-Child Foundation 13: 0660 Christianity UN resolution 10: 0076 general 1: 0662; 5: 0311, 0798, 0809; unaccompanied 19: 0775 6: 0733; 12: 0701; 13: 0225; United States Committee for Care of 18: 0019; 30: 0578, 0873 European Children 8: 0508; Jesus 20: 0212 31: 0705 park dedicated to Jesus Christ 27: 0783 of U.S. military personnel 1: 0657; race relations 15: 0853 12: 0148; 25: 0198 sculpture of Jesus Christ 29: 0001 White House Conference on Children war and world peace 21: 0410 and Youth 13: 0138 world peace 16: 0965; 29: 0653 world peace 15: 0579 see also Bible The World’s Children (magazine) see also individual churches and 15: 0470 organizations see also Orphans Christmas see also Youth cards 17: 0346; 18: 0835 Children’s Bureau general 8: 0930; 12: 0379; 22: 0251 5: 0089 gifts 25: 0634 Children’s Letter to the United Nations in Rome, Italy 28: 0726 13: 0138 visit to Hyde Park, N.Y. 29: 0207 Children’s World Community Chest Church and state 15: 0371 9: 0001, 0463; 10: 0342; 13: 0761; Children to Palestine, Inc. 14: 0832, 0921; 18: 0672; 22: 0752, 25: 0839 0973; 23: 0175, 0328, 0743; Child Search Branch (International 24: 0315; 25: 0362, 0531; 27: 1014; Tracing Service) 30: 0691; 33: 0013, 0202, 0867 19: 0775; 20: 0907; 23: 0304 see also Protestants and Other Child welfare Americans United for Separation of general 9: 0938; 11: 0082; 13: 0138; Church and State 15: 0371; 24: 0563; 26: 0330; 2: 0001 29: 0132; 31: 0585, 1028 Churches legislation 21: 0615 and foreign assistance 13: 0251 U.S. states and agencies 31: 0705 general 25: 0145; 32: 0018 Chile Georgia Council of Church Women 33: 0753 31: 0166 China, People’s Republic of National Cathedral (Washington, D.C.) foreign relations 1: 0582, 0951 9: 0001 health facilities and services 7: 0521 women and civil rights 29: 0826 human rights 5: 0024 see also Catholic Church National Roosevelt Library 9: 0314 see also Protestant churches orphans 23: 0108 Churchill, Sarah Shanghai 19: 0743; 30: 0001 2: 0020, Chinese Students’ Christian Association Churchill, Winston S. 1: 0951 2: 0020; 13: 0267 Choate School (Wallingford, Conn.) The Churchman (journal) 13: 0204 33: 0202 Christ Church Cathedral (St. Louis, Mo.) Church of Christ, Scientist 28: 0695 23: 0035 The Christian Century (magazine) 33: 0202

159 Church World Service The Nation 24: 0315 CIO Native Americans 32: 1050 see Congress of Industrial personal property 27: 0163 Organizations Smith, Quinton Roy 29: 0615 Citizen of the World (documentary) Heman Marion Sweatt vs. Theophilus 16: 0484 Shickel Painter, et al. 30: 0691 Citizens’ Committee on Children of New Civil rights York City, Inc. general 1: 0457; 3: 0724; 4: 0030; 2: 0025; 13: 0284 5: 0267; 6: 0398; 8: 0809; 16: 0747; Citizens Committee on Displaced 19: 0475; 21: 0639; 22: 0552 Persons and human rights 17: 0321 2: 0029; 14: 0875 legislation 24: 0241, 0383 Citizens Committee to Draft Lehman for President’s Committee on Civil Rights the U.S. Senate 10: 0321 23: 0656 and responsibilities 20: 0141 Citizenship separate but equal doctrine 30: 0691 Encampment for Citizenship 3: 0323; women and churches 29: 0826 15: 0631 see also Discrimination in education general 3: 0539; 4: 0903; 7: 0606; see also Discrimination in employment 10: 0542; 12: 0162, 0192; 15: 0797; see also Discrimination in health 16: 0484 facilities and services UN Citizenship League 31: 0503 see also Discrimination in housing world 22: 0358 see also Race relations World Citizenship Movement, Inc. see also Racial discrimination 9: 0271; 33: 0954 see also School busing world peace 33: 0954 see also Voting rights see also U.S. citizens Civil Rights Congress Citizenship Committee (National 13: 0296 Education Association) Civil service 13: 0292 appointments and promotions 3: 0976; Citizens Union 7: 0923; 26: 0259; 27: 0580; 26: 0624 29: 0348; 30: 0471 Civil Aeronautics Board commission 26: 0145 5: 0674 examinations 17: 0660 Civil liberties system 2: 0036; 3: 0866; 10: 0918; academic freedom 24: 0315 24: 0519; 26: 0145; 32: 0435; American Civil Liberties Union 9: 0901; 33: 1151 10: 0168 Claims general 5: 0245; 10: 0168; 11: 0631; federal employee injuries or damages 14: 0987; 21: 0787; 25: 0688 30: 0395 see also Due process of law land 16: 0889 see also Human rights life insurance 7: 0322 see also Religious liberty War Claims Commission 8: 0748 see also Right of property wrongful death 7: 0828 see also Voting rights Clay, Lucius D. Civil procedure 2: 0077; 13: 0402 against the U.S. 16: 0889 Clemens, Cyril general 10: 0025; 23: 0409, 0743; 2: 0081; 13: 0407 28: 0402, 0580; 29: 0082 Cleveland, Ohio NAACP cases 24: 0383 20: 0374

160 Clish, Herbert C. Columbia Valley Administration 23: 0743 13: 0680 Clothing and clothing industry Come to the Stable (theater production) Amalgamated Clothing Workers of 10: 0963 America 9: 0653 Comic books dolls 15: 0611 6: 0865; 23: 0251 employment with fashion magazines Committee for Kentucky 16: 0405 28: 0641 general 31: 0477 Committee for the Nation’s Health refugees 8: 0748 13: 0811; 27: 1048 Coal and coal mining Committee of One Hundred Belgium 29: 0329 8: 0586; 20: 0287 Ruhr area 27: 0378 Committee on Women in World Affairs Cockrell, Ewing 13: 0790 2: 0106; 13: 0476 Common Council for American Unity Cohen, Benjamin 13: 0814 2: 0117; 13: 0516 Communicable diseases Colgate Lectures in Human Relations 17: 0958 13: 0552 Communism Colgate University 1: 0235, 0254, 0300, 0641; 2: 0054, 13: 0552 0238, 0287, 0344, 0582, 0688; Collateral damage 3: 0473, 0984; 4: 0702; 5: 0245, 19: 0574 0351, 0611; 6: 0267; 7: 0724; Colleges and universities 8: 0809; 9: 0558; 10: 0110, 0168; administration 7: 0489; 16: 0747 13: 0225, 0660; 14: 0514, 0768, admissions 1: 0419 0812, 0987; 15: 0098, 0245; American Association of University 16: 0673; 22: 0017, 0082, 0858, Women 9: 0822 0973; 25: 0413; 26: 0076; 27: 0065; dormitory construction 33: 0387 28: 0028, 0092; 29: 0125; 30: 0205; federal aid to 16: 0747 31: 0738; 32: 0086, 0435, 0762, general 7: 0932; 8: 0553; 31: 0738 0804, 1050; 33: 0709 see also individual colleges and see also House Committee on Un- universities American Activities see also private clubs and societies Communist International Collegiate Council for the UN 32: 0478 13: 0602 Communist Manifesto Collier, Fred 5: 0809 2: 0146; 13: 0613 Community (magazine) Collier, John 13: 0816 13: 0622 Community Chest Collins, Mary Love 13: 0816 2: 0151; 13: 0627 Community development Colorado 2: 0039; 5: 0178; 7: 0007, 0638; Denver 24: 0753 9: 0859; 10: 0963; 11: 0744; Rangely 27: 0150 13: 0042; 20: 0358; 22: 0947; Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. 24: 0710; 28: 0521 13: 0735; 16: 0484 Competition Columbia University 33: 0695 2: 0165; 13: 0745; 15: 0513 Compulsory military service 1: 0700; 3: 0441; 8: 0712; 28: 1011

161 Concentration camps Council Against Intolerance in America 6: 0916 14: 0012 Conference on Educational Problems of Council of California Indians, Inc. Special Cultural Groups 16: 0889 13: 0745 Council of State Governments Congress 10: 0569 general 14: 0130 Court of Claims Is Congress Doing Its Job? (radio 18: 0811 program) 33: 0013 Courts-martial and courts of inquiry reform 28: 0092 3: 0306; 32: 0086 Supreme Court relations 29: 0811 Cragin, Virginia True Congress of Industrial Organizations 14: 0068 13: 0854 Craig, May Congress of Racial Equality 2: 0281; 14: 0130 27: 0783 Crandor, Douglas Connecticut 21: 0934 13: 0204, 0878; 18: 0943 Creel, George Conscientious objectors 32: 0189 3: 0168; 4: 0015; 8: 0712; 17: 0001 Crime and criminals Conservation of natural resources child abuse 29: 0082 2: 0195; 6: 0771 fraud 29: 0584 Conservatism general 2: 0647; 5: 0200 28: 0092 kidnapping 19: 0775 Constitution of U.S. obscenity and pornography 1: 0235 22: 0552; 30: 0691 prostitution 10: 0076 Constitutional Convention of 1789 see also Criminal investigations 27: 0717 see also Criminal procedure Consumers see also Juvenile delinquency general 29: 0653; 32: 0354 see also Robbery and theft National Consumers League 22: 0366; see also War crimes 24: 0637 Criminal investigations U.S. 23: 0667 32: 0581 see also Personal debt Criminal procedure Cooke, Morris L. arrest 25: 0688 2: 0195 general 21: 0571; 23: 0207 Corley, Vincent P. Ingram, Rosa Lee 19: 0475 13: 0963 pardons 22: 0973 Correction Officers Benevolent parole and probation 31: 0221 Association Cropley, Ralph E. (Doc) 2: 0213 2: 0315; 14: 0171 Corwin, Norman The Crown (Queens College newspaper) 16: 0484 26: 1055 Cosmetics Crumpler, Adolph 1: 0597 14: 0220 Cosmopolitan (magazine) Cultural relations 13: 0967 Conference on Educational Problems of Cosmopolitan Club Special Cultural Groups 13: 0745 2: 0232; 13: 0989 Israel 27: 0163 Costos Florist 2: 0235

162 Swiss-American Society for Cultural see also Capital punishment Relations 8: 0095 see also Euthanasia U.S. 27: 0163 Decker, Clarence Culture 2: 0502; 14: 0539 Spanish Cultural Index (booklet) Declaration of the Women of 1948 to the 30: 0578 Women of 2048 U.S. 23: 0667 1: 0140 Current events De Coubertin, Peter and the Bible 31: 0835, 0891 14: 0570 Curry, James De Laboulaye, Andri 14: 0298 2: 0531; 14: 0558 Cutter, Margaret De Laboulaye, Marie 2: 0369 2: 0531; 14: 0558 Czechoslovakia De Mare, Marie 27: 0676 14: 0660 Dabbagh, Wadad M. DeHousse, Fernand 2: 0377 2: 0528; 14: 0548 Daniels, Jonathan DeJean, Louis 2: 0403; 14: 0399 14: 0552 Daniels, Josephus Delandre, Robert 2: 0403; 14: 0399 2: 0540; 14: 0560 Darlan, Alain Delaware 2: 0427; 14: 0423 33: 0387 Daughters of the American Revolution Delta Kappa Gamma 2: 0266 2: 0553; 14: 0594 Davenport, Frederick M. Demby, E. H. 14: 0432 14: 0680 Davis, Esther K. Democracy 14: 0442 and communism 22: 0082 Davis, Jerome general 2: 0180, 0582; 4: 0702; 8: 0809; 2: 0445; 14: 0479 9: 0165; 10: 0741; 11: 0921; D.C. public schools 14: 0768; 15: 0245; 23: 0584; 4: 0030 30: 0749; 32: 0435 Deaf Japan 30: 0816 21: 0787 Operation Democracy, Inc. 6: 0748 Dear Mr. President (book) U.S. 22: 0552; 23: 0251 31: 0353 Democratic Defender (newspaper) Death and dying 2: 0605; 14: 0686 Bible view 25: 0145 Democratic National Committee communicating with the dead 22: 0921 2: 0632; 14: 0719 Farnsworth, Ruth 21: 0571 Democratic Party general 12: 0493; 22: 0303 6: 0607, 0617; 8: 0119; 11: 0822; infant mortality 30: 0205; 31: 0754 14: 0615; 20: 0155; 21: 0639; Morgenthau, Elinor 15: 0591; 23: 0850 28: 0092; 29: 1013; 32: 0196 Shepard, James E. 6: 0698 Democratic Women’s Day suicide 20: 0507 2: 0632 Weiss, Helen 32: 0581 Denmark wife of Karpiak, Joseph 20: 0584 19: 0574 wrongful death claim 7: 0828 Denver, Colorado 24: 0753

163 Department of State 0109; 22: 0884; 25: 0198; 28: 0233, 7: 0932; 26: 0478; 30: 0001, 0096 0402; 31: 0443; 32: 0435 Department of Treasury Discrimination in health facilities and 8: 0281 services Deportation 26: 0286 7: 0145 Discrimination in housing Derby, Earl of 6: 0398, 0953; 25: 0072 2: 0636 Diseases and disorders Detroit, Michigan alien medical disqualifications 26: 0598 First Annual Educational Institute on Boettiger, Anna Roosevelt 16: 0766 Infantile Paralysis 6: 0569 communicable 17: 0958 housing for women 26: 0808 general 5: 0539; 27: 0065 Lutheran Research Society 22: 0767 hearing 10: 0911 Developing countries Parkinson’s disease 25: 0473 26: 0478 see also individual diseases and Devi, Tara disorders see Kapurthala, India Displaced persons Dewey, John see Refugees 20: 0244 Displaced Persons Act of 1948 Dewson, Mary (Molly) 14: 0875; 26: 0858 2: 0684; 14: 0792 Divorce Dexter, Louise 17: 0236; 24: 0192, 0383 2: 0688 Dixon, Dean Diabetes 18: 0534 12: 0453 Djuricic, Djordje Diaz Catapusan, Flora E. 14: 0899 12: 0833 Dobbs Ferry, New York Dilliard, Irving 32: 0196 14: 0832 Dogs Dinners Fala 3: 0104; 15: 0784 honoring Lie, Trygve 31: 0617 National Dog Week 24: 0710 honoring Nehru, Jawaharlal 24: 0839 general 14: 0068 honoring Reuther, Walter 27: 0420 Dolgorouky, Stephanie Women’s National Press Club 33: 0818 2: 0757; 14: 0938 Diplomatic and consular representation Dolls 16: 0766; 21: 0324 clothes 15: 0611 Disabled American Veterans collectible 31: 0127 14: 0867; 26: 0356 general 3: 0285 Disaster relief Dombrowski, James Ecuador earthquake 25: 0531 14: 0945 general 22: 0639 Donnan, David John Native Americans 27: 0717 33: 0202 Discrimination in education Doubleday and Company, Inc. 6: 0398; 11: 0229; 12: 0338; 14: 0945; 2: 0774 17: 0103; 21: 0571; 28: 0402; Douglas, Helen Gahagan 30: 0691 2: 0784; 14: 0987 Discrimination in employment Douglas, Melvyn 4: 0878; 6: 0398; 9: 0910; 13: 0761, 2: 0784; 14: 0987 0880; 14: 0615; 20: 0374; 21: 0046, Douglas, Paul H. 14: 0965

164 Douglas, William O. Eaton, Allen 2: 0791 15: 0351 Dows, Olin Ebony (magazine) 15: 0005 2: 0888; 15: 0358 Doyle, Leo Eckrich, Dee M. 15: 0035 2: 0903; 15: 0364 Dra Mu Opera Company Economic Cooperation Administration 15: 0700 (ECA) Draper, George 18: 0471, 0656; 21: 0446 2: 0809 Economic development Dreier, Mary 23: 0584; 26: 0478; 32: 0354 2: 0811; 15: 0063 Economic policy Drug abuse and treatment “equitism” 7: 0442 17: 0766 general 1: 0897; 7: 0743; 11: 0691; Drugs 23: 0584; 28: 0092; 33: 0709 American Druggist (magazine) 20: 0565 U.S. 23: 0251 general 5: 0798; 10: 0236 see also Monetary policy Duberstein, Myra Economics 15: 0085 30: 0578 Dubinsky, David Ecuador 2: 0817; 15: 0098; 19: 0191 25: 0531 Ducas, Dorothy Eden, M. 15: 0113 15: 0371 Due process of law Education 24: 0315; 25: 0688 American Prepared Education Fund Duffy, Mary 10: 0050 2: 0825; 15: 0145 Bureau for Intercultural Education Duker, Peter 12: 0255 15: 0148 Cleveland, Ohio 20: 0374 Dulles, John Foster Conference on Educational Problems of 2: 0836; 15: 0233; 16: 0039 Special Cultural Groups 13: 0745 Duncan, Isadora curricula 24: 0968 15: 0213, 0971 Education and Living (book) 20: 0001 Dunne, Emmaline elementary and secondary 11: 0082 2: 0844; 15: 0245 foreign relations 9: 0245 Duquesne University Tamburitzans general 1: 0582; 2: 0553; 8: 0809; 30: 0816 13: 0001; 17: 0516; 26: 0478; Dutchess County Philharmonic 31: 0642; 32: 1023; 33: 0202 Orchestra Institute of International Education 2: 0870 19: 0542 Dutchess County, New York Kentucky on the March in Education 2: 0870; 15: 0330 (booklet) 28: 0641 Earnings, general Legal Defense and Education Fund 26: 0225 (NAACP) 24: 0383 Earth motion pictures 17: 0491 10: 0342 National Committee for Education on Earthquakes Alcoholism 22: 0829 Ecuador 25: 0531 National Council of Administrative The East and West Association Women in Education 6: 0563; 24: 0839 24: 0688

165 Education cont. Educational policy National Education Association 6: 0327 24: 0734; 33: 0013 Educational research New York Board of Education 24: 0315 3: 0323; 27: 0622; 29: 0132 New York Institute for the Education of Edwards, George the Blind 25: 0001 15: 0421 Pi Lambda Theta (honor society for Edwards, India women in education) 26: 0305 15: 0443 preschool 25: 0062 Edwards, M. Public Education Association 26: 0998 15: 0421 refugees 19: 0699 Egypt A Report on Education (booklet) 33: 0202 28: 0641 Ehrlich, Georg sex education 6: 0327 15: 0446 textbooks 22: 0973; 23: 0743 Einstein, Albert training for the blind 27: 0676 15: 0511 Tuition Plan, Inc. 31: 0344 Eintracht (newspaper, Chicago, Ill.) about the UN 8: 0416 7: 0151 U.S. consumers 23: 0667 Eisenhower, Dwight D. see also Adult education 2: 0944; 15: 0513 see also Career education Elder abuse see also Colleges and universities 16: 0256 see also Discrimination in education Eleanor Roosevelt see also Federal aid to education biography 23: 0813 see also Medical education criticism of magazine column 25: 0401 see also Music education future of 20: 0212 see also State aid to education general 5: 0568; 7: 0380; 27: 0893 see also Teacher education Knapp, Sally, children’s book 21: 0037 see also Teachers Ladies Home Journal 21: 0266 Education and Living (book) London Star interview 26: 0751 20: 0001 Meet the Press interview 23: 0175 Educational broadcasting Newsweek article 25: 0100 23: 0459 public opinion of 18: 0279; 27: 1014 Educational enrollment radio program 27: 0017 28: 0641 Reader’s Digest article 27: 0271 Educational exchanges recipe 17: 0723 1: 0779; 2: 0582; 10: 0836; 15: 0005, resignation from NAACP Board of 0148; 19: 0542, 0657; 21: 0123; Directors 24: 0383; 32: 0804 24: 0144; 30: 0490, 1021 This I Remember 29: 0186, 0788 see also Foreign students and the UN 28: 0480 Educational facilities Eleanor, West Virginia 4: 0287; 5: 0001; 11: 0822 18: 0045 Educational finance Elections 9: 0103; 11: 0082, 0229; 19: 0001; Edwards, George, mayoral 15: 0421 20: 0584; 24: 0001; 28: 0641 general 1: 0116, 0524; 2: 0266, 0825; see also Scholarships 3: 0619; 4: 0086; 6: 0634, 0782, Educational innovations 0906; 7: 0500, 0821; 24: 0241; 29: 0234; 33: 0538 25: 0283; 26: 0624; 27: 0913; Educational materials 32: 0196 4: 0194; 24: 0001

166 Lehman, Herbert, H., campaign termination 20: 0374; 21: 0266; 21: 0639 25: 0456 political parties 16: 0039 UN 14: 0899; 26: 0209; 32: 0354 Roosevelt, Franklin D., Jr. 32: 0683 unemployment 31: 0287 voting in 18: 0609 UNESCO 29: 0470; 31: 0313 Elementary and secondary education U.S. 20: 0669 11: 0082 Veterans Administration 22: 0829 Eliot, Martha see also Discrimination in employment 2: 0951 see also Minority employment Elizabeth, Queen (wife of King see also Voluntary military service George VI) see also Volunteers 2: 0958; 15: 0540 see also Wages and salaries Elizabeth, Princess see also Women’s employment 2: 0954; 15: 0531 see also under Veterans Elk City, Oklahoma Employment services 12: 0625 27: 0485 Ellis Island, New York Encampment for Citizenship 25: 0688 3: 0323; 15: 0631 El Paso Times (newspaper) Encyclopedia Americana 12: 0476 2: 0981 El Salvador Encyclopedia Britannica 14: 0797 19: 0384 Ely, Gertrude Engels, Friedrich 2: 0970; 15: 0591 5: 0809 Emergency Council for Displaced English-Speaking Union European Professionals 2: 0999; 15: 0642 15: 0598 Enright, Adelaide Eminent domain 15: 0658 5: 0001; 16: 0039; 26: 0136 Epilepsy Employment 30: 0649 aviation industry 18: 0222 Equal Justice under the Law (booklet) “equitism” principle 7: 0442 24: 0383 fashion magazines 16: 0405 Equal Rights Amendment federal 20: 0669; 28: 0883 24: 0772 general 1: 0541, 0635, 0719, 0736; Equitism (economic principle) 2: 0125, 0641; 3: 0323, 0643, 0866, 28: 0051 0949; 4: 0175; 5: 0790; 6: 0317, Ernst, Morris 0875; 7: 0471, 0958; 8: 0849, 0966; 15: 0686 9: 0091, 0409; 10: 0393, 0542; Espionage 12: 0192; 13: 0584; 14: 0187; 2: 0647 15: 0446, 0669, 0797, 0905; Estonia 16: 0308; 17: 0236, 0339, 0379, 21: 0001 0660; 18: 0154, 0250; 19: 0440; Ethics 20: 0255, 0565, 0584; 21: 0859; 30: 0873 22: 0442; 23: 0062, 0377, 0409, Etiquette 0875; 25: 0592; 29: 0470; 31: 0814; 17: 0205 33: 0659 Europe handicapped 3: 0042; 29: 0385; books and bookselling 4: 0419 30: 0419; 33: 0013 Can Europe Be Defended? (pamphlet) refugees 19: 0699 12: 0493

167 Europe cont. genealogies 10: 0342; 26: 0305 failure of socialism 28: 0092 religions 19: 0520 money stabilization 23: 0904 reuniting 19: 0775 postwar 4: 0419; 11: 0111; 23: 0904; Tri-State Council on Family Relations 33: 0202 18: 0112 Resettlement, Rehabilitation, and Aid for Farms and farmers European Trade Unionists and Berkshire Industrial Farm 11: 0082 Liberals 7: 0246; 27: 0395 general 16: 0126; 21: 0639; 24: 0710 United States Committee for Care of Oklahoma Farm Women’s Club European Children 8: 0508; 25: 0442 31: 0705 Val-Kill Farms 27: 0903 unity 24: 0603 Farnsworth, Ruth European Affairs (magazine) death of 21: 0571 15: 0700 Fascism Euthanasia foreign assistance 27: 0360 14: 0068 general 15: 0098; 25: 0646; 29: 0043 Evans, Doris L. Portugal 27: 0360 14: 0615 Fayerweather, Margaret Ewell, Henry Norwood “Barney” 3: 0136 25: 0327 Federal aid to education Ewing, Oscar 13: 0284, 0407, 0761; 14: 0615, 0832; 3: 0042 15: 0853; 16: 0747; 23: 0328; Exchange Club of New Orleans, 25: 0292, 0362, 0531; 26: 0858; Louisiana 27: 1014; 29: 0098; 31: 1028; 13: 0211 33: 0013, 0202 Exchange of persons programs Federal Arts Agency 20: 0838 10: 0168 see also Educational exchanges Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Executive Office of the President 2: 0647; 10: 0942; 13: 0584 30: 0541; 32: 0818 Federal Commission on Services for the Exhibitions and trade fairs Physically Handicapped art 1: 0266; 9: 0683; 31: 0503 29: 0385 Heritage of the Hudson Valley exhibition Federal departments and agencies 4: 0247 22: 0417 International ORT exhibit 25: 0570 Federal employees Lithuanian art exhibit 22: 0094 claims 30: 0395 philately 29: 0537 general 12: 0603; 13: 0660; 28: 0883 theater art 11: 0951 loyalty reviews 33: 1151 Export-Import Bank veteran preferences 22: 0417 19: 0220 see also Civil service The Face of the Earth (motion picture) Federal Housing Administration 22: 0229 27: 0540 The Fala (newsletter) Federation of Women Shareholders in 27: 0998 American Business, Inc. Fala (Roosevelt family dog) 16: 0860 3: 0104; 15: 0784 Fellowship of Reconciliation Falls Village, Connecticut 27: 0783 18: 0943 Ferries Families 32: 0196 childhood trauma 23: 0062

168 Fichte, Johann Gottlieb 19: 0699; 25: 0257; 26: 0478; 5: 0809 30: 0283 Filipino Club to Israel 31: 0477 15: 0940 Foreign investments Filipkowski, Stefan A. 26: 0478 16: 0059 Foreign languages Financial assistance 17: 0379 19: 0191; 23: 0529; 25: 0198, 0592; Foreign loans 27: 0622; 29: 0207; 30: 0096, 0846; 12: 0701; 22: 0173 33: 0352, 1031 Foreign policy Fines, administrative procedure 24: 0772; 26: 0687 10: 0857 Foreign Policy Association Firearms 3: 0282; 16: 0354; 24: 0839 22: 0017 Foreign Press Association First Annual Educational Institute on 16: 0395 Infantile Paralysis Foreign relations 6: 0569 Arab countries 2: 0377; 8: 0883; First Presbyterian Church (Santa Monica, 12: 0625; 13: 0552; 28: 0480 Calif.) Catalonia 29: 0842 33: 0202 China, People’s Republic of 1: 0582, Fischer, Max 0951 13: 0042 East-West 18: 0672 Fisher, Dorothy Canfield education 9: 0245 3: 0204 France 27: 0213 Flags general 8: 0802; 11: 0631; 14: 0233; 16: 0931 25: 0257; 27: 0893 Flamm, Irving H. Germany, Nazi 6: 0725 3: 0215 India 13: 0179; 20: 0440; 24: 0839 Fleeson, Doris Indonesia 10: 0542; 11: 0590; 20: 0344; 3: 0250; 16: 0231 21: 0266; 27: 0108; 29: 0375 Flight attendants Ireland 14: 0719 18: 0222 Israel 2: 0377; 8: 0883; 12: 0625; Flynn, Edward J. 13: 0552; 28: 0480 3: 0269; 14: 0719 Latin America 26: 0687 Folklife and folklore Letters Abroad program 27: 0213 2: 0403 and motion pictures 30: 0348 Fong, Lloyd Netherlands 10: 0542; 11: 0590; 16: 0308 20: 0344; 21: 0266; 27: 0108; Food assistance 29: 0375 25: 0634; 27: 0255 and nuclear weapons 16: 0673 Food supply Pakistan 20: 0440 8: 0182; 15: 0893; 30: 0912 and psychiatry 16: 0716, 0766 South Africa 28: 0988 Foreign Affairs (magazine) South West Africa 28: 0988 16: 0325 Spain 29: 0842 Foreign assistance Thailand 1: 0582 and churches 13: 0251 UK 14: 0719; 28: 0988 to fascist nations 27: 0360 Ukraine 22: 0973 general 7: 0007, 0133; 8: 0020; 9: 0463,

0964; 16: 0527; 17: 0435; 18: 0471;

169 Foreign relations cont. MacJannet Camps 22: 0590 U.S. 1: 0280, 0457, 0951; 2: 0688; Paris 3: 0778; 18: 0656 3: 0215, 0984; 5: 0447, 0539, 0611, Franco, Francisco 0809; 7: 0080; 8: 0937; 9: 0165, general 12: 0701; 13: 0407; 14: 0848; 0683; 13: 0179; 14: 0514; 17: 0695; 18: 0534; 21: 0123; 27: 0065, 0378; 22: 0128; 23: 0459, 0705; 26: 0687, 28: 0883; 29: 0842 0751; 27: 0213; 28: 1040; 29: 0375 Hitler, Adolf, relations 27: 0378 USSR 1: 0280, 0457; 2: 0688; 3: 0215, Mussolini, Benito, relations 27: 0378 0984; 5: 0447, 0539, 0611, 0809; Franke, Hannon and Withey (accounting 6: 0725; 7: 0080; 8: 0937; 9: 0165, firm) 0683; 17: 0695; 22: 0128, 0973; 19: 0001 23: 0459, 0705; 28: 1040 Fraternal Order of Eagles Civic Service see also Cultural relations Award Foreign students 23: 0001 general 7: 0932; 15: 0005; 29: 0207 Fraternities medical education 18: 0623 see Private clubs and societies scholarships 29: 0318 Fraud visit to Hyde Park, N.Y. 12: 0863 13: 0584; 29: 0584 Foreign trade Freedom House 8: 0182; 18: 0672; 23: 0904; 33: 0709 16: 0673 Foreign visitors Freedom International 20: 0012 32: 0478 Forest Hills Jewish Center (Forest Hills, Freedom of information N.Y.). 11: 0631 26: 0175 Freedom of speech Forest Neighborhood House 24: 0315 16: 0397 Freedom of the press Forrestal, James 2: 0451; 24: 0315 3: 0297; 16: 0423 Freedoms Foundation Foster, Norbell 16: 0639 30: 0263 Freemasons Foundation for International 23: 0743 Development Fremont-Smith, Frank 26: 0478 3: 0385; 16: 0716 4-H Clubs French Broadcasting System in North 16: 0426 America Four Walls but a Thousand Windows 27: 0017 (pamphlet) French Gratitude Train 32: 0086 16: 0688 Fradkin, Elvira Friedgood, Harry B. 16: 0470 3: 0400; 16: 0766 France Friends Neighborhood Guild Association des Paralyses de France 11: 0744 26: 0652 Froehlich, Monika Chateau de Brienne 30: 0987 16: 0860 foreign relations 27: 0213 Fullbright scholarships general 16: 0481 see Surplus Property Act of 1944 German POWs 17: 0163 see Scholarships history of 20: 0287 labor unions 9: 0655

170 Fund-raising Germany, Nazi 4: 0668; 16: 0595; 33: 0538 child policies 19: 0775 Furman, Bess foreign relations 6: 0725 3: 0431; 16: 0906 general 2: 0688; 28: 0092 Furniture and furniture industry Hitler, Adolf 17: 0832; 27: 0378 15: 0840; 17: 0205 war crimes trials 19: 0775 see also Tableware and cutlery war reparations 30: 0233 Gad Vacation Foundation Germany, postwar 31: 0449 9: 0378; 22: 0616 Galway, Ireland George Gershwin Memorial Concert 22: 0590 17: 0103 Gamma Iota Chapter (Kappa Delta Pi) Geyer, Myrtle 20: 0620 17: 0190 Gandhi, Mahatma Gifts and donations 1: 0815 books 19: 0384 Gara, Larry Christmas 25: 0634 17: 0001 to Franklin D. Roosevelt Library Garrigue, Katharine 16: 0565 3: 0455 general 1: 0501, 0934; 2: 0001, 0332, Gellhorn, Martha 0403, 0490, 0817, 0888, 0954; 3: 0473; 17: 0077 3: 0483, 0693; 4: 0482, 0609, 0986; General Federation of Women’s Clubs 5: 0267, 0294; 6: 0153, 0356, 0569; 17: 0087 9: 0103; 11: 0229, 0463; 13: 0816; George VI 15: 0213; 17: 0137, 0435; 21: 0513; 3: 0489 23: 0251; 24: 0984; 29: 1030; Georgia 31: 0449, 0477; 33: 0442 Atlanta 20: 0178 housing for Ewell, Henry Norwood KKK 31: 0166 “Barney” 25: 0327 Warm Springs 3: 0409; 18: 0457; March of Dimes 23: 0705; 31: 0049 25: 0710; 28: 0611; 31: 0374 silver 9: 0226 Georgia Council of Church Women see also Fund-raising 31: 0166 Girls Clubs of America Georgia Warm Springs Foundation 28: 0261 3: 0409; 31: 0374 Girl Scouts Gerard, R. 3: 0536; 17: 0284 national signs and symbols collection Gliko, Joseph J., Jr. 17: 0103 25: 0611 Germany Gliko, Rose Berlin life 20: 0526 25: 0611 children of U.S. military personnel and God Bless the Nations: A Prayer for German women 25: 0198 Peace (song) general 2: 0451 30: 0263 industrial production 7: 0222 Gogate, Rajaram V. POWs 17: 0163; 23: 0377; 25: 0198 3: 0566; 17: 0339 prominent women U.S. visit 12: 0863; Golden, John 17: 0163 3: 0579; 17: 0370 refugees 9: 0964 Golding, Elizabeth Bass Ruhr area 20: 0085; 27: 0378 26: 0942 securities 27: 0783 Gold Star Wives 17: 0364

171 Good, Ann Campbell Great Depression 3: 0611; 17: 0489 27: 0717 Goodwill Industries Greece 3: 0614; 7: 0276 capital punishment 5: 0611 Goodwin, Clarence general 3: 0909; 17: 0681 3: 0619 Jehovah’s Witnesses 30: 0096 Gordon, Esther L. Olympia 14: 0570 17: 0516 political prisoners 10: 0597 Gothe, Richard Green, Theodore 17: 0574 3: 0677 Gould, Bruce, Curtis Publishing Greene, Clyde Company 17: 0695 17: 0578 Greenwich House Government 17: 0702 administration 13: 0680; 14: 0514 Greenwich Village and business 10: 0857 17: 0723 citizen relations 1: 0641; 31: 0287 Greenwich Village Antiques Show corporations 13: 0680 17: 0702 decentralization 22: 0190 Greenwood, Lady M. documents 7: 0389 3: 0685; 17: 0729 efficiency 27: 0522 Griffin, Beatrice investigations 27: 0945; 31: 0738 17: 0766 organization 22: 0417 Griffin, Hancock ownership 28: 0092; 29: 1030; 31: 0287 17: 0794 property 29: 1030 Griffin, Katharine reorganization 4: 0086 17: 0794 spending 32: 0354 Griffiths, James H. Gowrie, Zara 17: 0766 3: 0638 Grolier Society Grace Methodist Church 3: 0734; 17: 0818 (Harrisburg, Pa.) Grossman, Joseph 17: 0293 17: 0829 Graham, Frank P. Groton School (Groton, Mass.) 17: 0606 2: 0287; 14: 0148 Grains Guardianship 16: 0126 17: 0236, 0613 Grand National Recipe and Baking Guerdan, Leon Contest (Pillsbury Company) 3: 0761; 17: 0857 26: 0356 Gugler, Eric Grandstaff, Earl 3: 0764 17: 0610 Gundlach, Ralph H. Grant, John 10: 0110 17: 0642 Gunther, John Gray, David 17: 0872 17: 0654 Gurewitsch, David Gray, Maude 3: 0778; 17: 0888 17: 0654 Gurewitsch, Edna Great Books Foundation 3: 0778; 17: 0888 3: 0659

172 Gwinn, Ralph W. David Harding, Counter-Spy (radio 15: 0853 program) Gyp Lotteries (pamphlet) 3: 0042 26: 0356 Harlem, New York Hadassah 3: 0015 17: 0941 Harper & Brothers Hahn, Byron 12: 0561; 18: 0217 3: 0848; 17: 0954 Harrington, Rona Haines, Dora B. 18: 0222 17: 0958 Harris, Lou Haiti 18: 0279 24: 0383 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Hall, Margaret G. 17: 0293 18: 0019 Harris-Ewing Photographic News Service Hall, Martin 3: 0932 18: 0001 Harrison, Florence Halloween 3: 0945 pranks 23: 0304 Harrison, Gil Hambley, Littleton 3: 0949; 18: 0289 3: 0866 Harrison, Louise Hamlin, Mrs. Charles 18: 0250 3: 0884; 18: 0070 Harrogate, Tennessee Hammond, Joan 17: 0581 18: 0094 Harron, Marion Handicapped 1: 0019; 3: 0976; 18: 0297 census of 30: 0649 Hart, Ed children 23: 0777 33: 0013 employment 29: 0385; 30: 0419 Hart, Hornell general 2: 0490; 25: 0789; 26: 0652 18: 0320 legislation 29: 0385 Harting, Frank motion pictures 32: 0086 18: 0324 refugees 27: 0332 Harvard University see also Blind 3: 0949; 18: 0333 see also Deaf Hassett, William see also individual organizations 4: 0007; 18: 0347 see also Polio Hastings-on-Hudson, New York Handicrafts 21: 0513 15: 0351; 33: 1031 Hawaii Hannan, Dennis 30: 0777 18: 0133 Health facilities and services Hannegan, Robert Casablanca, Morocco 23: 0932 18: 0145 China, People’s Republic of 7: 0521 Hannon, Stuart discrimination 26: 0286 18: 0147 general 12: 0625; 18: 0457; 21: 0427; Hansen’s disease 24: 0182, 0984; 27: 0001; 32: 0653 30: 0649 Lasso, Jose Maria G. 21: 0446 Hansl, Eva B. polio 8: 0086 18: 0112 for the poor 28: 0806

173 Health facilities and services cont. Himmler, Heinrich see also Hospitals and nursing homes 19: 0775 see also Mental health facilities and Hingham, Massachusetts services 18: 0910 see also under Veterans Hiroshima, Japan Health insurance 25: 0671 12: 0625; 15: 0853; 27: 1048 Hiss, Alger Hearing and hearing disorders 11: 0913 10: 0911 Historic documents and artifacts Hebrew Home for the Aged 28: 0028 20: 0108 Historic sites Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich 24: 0637, 0658 5: 0809 History Heinemann, Peter Arab-Israeli relations 12: 0625 18: 0395 Constitutional Convention of 1789 Helm, Wilfried 27: 0717 11: 0001 FDR political life 18: 0184 Heman Marion Sweatt vs. Theophilus France 20: 0287 Shickel Painter, et al. general 6: 0108; 30: 0578 30: 0691 Hingham, Mass. 18: 0910 Henderson, Donna J. human rights 16: 0354 18: 0457 Hyde Park, N.Y. 12: 0493 Henderson, E. B. land use on Indian reservations 4: 0030 14: 0298 Henderson, James William Lovell Crossing, Ill. 32: 0018 18: 0433 NAACP 24: 0383 Hendrick family New Deal 28: 0092 18: 0471 racial discrimination 6: 0398 Hendrick, James P. Roosevelt Era 27: 0982 4: 0042; 7: 0471; 18: 0471 UK-Ireland relations 14: 0719 Hendrickson, Robert C. U.S. 5: 0809; 17: 0958; 22: 0552; 18: 0433 23: 0584 Heritage of the Hudson Valley USSR 5: 0809 (exhibition) war 17: 0958 4: 0247 Hitler, Adolf Herrick, Genevieve “Geno” 17: 0832; 27: 0378 18: 0570 Hobart and William Smith Colleges Heuschkel, Harry 18: 0758 18: 0609 Hobbies Highlander Folk School 6: 0670; 29: 0537; 33: 0013 18: 0649 Hoffman, Helen D. Hight, Betty 4: 0115; 18: 0773 4: 0086; 18: 0656 Holiday (magazine) Highways 4: 0117 5: 0001 Holidays Hilligenn, Roy general 1: 0443; 3: 0493; 11: 0463 8: 0953 Halloween 23: 0304 Sidney Hillman Foundation see also Anniversaries 7: 0798; 29: 0375 see also Christmas

174 Holland, Geneva Rego Park houses 27: 0296 4: 0135 and relocation 21: 0979 Holland, Kenneth veterans 27: 0296 18: 0787 women in Detroit, Mich. 26: 0808 Holy sites see also Discrimination in housing 22: 0534 see also Low-income housing Homosexuality see also Rental housing 11: 0199; 31: 0353 Housing construction Hooker, Harry S. 11: 0822; 25: 0671; 28: 0536; 33: 0387 18: 0869 Housing development Hooker, Henry S. 9: 0558 4: 0159 Howard University Hoover, Herbert board of trustees 19: 0001 27: 0717 executive committee 19: 0001 Hoover, J. Edgar. general 4: 0194; 19: 0001 18: 0872 O’Leary, Elizabeth, termination of Hopi Indians employment 25: 0456 18: 0347 Howard University Players William T. Hornaday Memorial 19: 0001 Foundation Howe, Grace 8: 0991; 32: 1023 19: 0165 Horses Howe family 32: 0773 19: 0165 Horton, H. Leavitt Huckleberries 18: 0910 17: 0723 Hospitals and nursing homes Hudson River Conservation Society, Inc. 1: 0650; 25: 0725 4: 0247 see also individual institutions Hudson Shore Labor School Hostages 4: 0262; 19: 0191; 29: 0649 3: 0001 Hudson Valley, New York Hot Springs, South Dakota 4: 0247 26: 0858 Huessy, Eugen Rosenstock Houghton, Evans 28: 0008 4: 0175; 18: 0969 Huessy, Hans Rosenstock Housatonic Valley Regional High School 28: 0008 (Falls Village, Conn.) Huggins, Molly 18: 0943 19: 0228 House Committee on Un-American Human experimentation Activities 16: 0001; 22: 0858 2: 0344; 3: 0126, 0473; 6: 0267 Human progress Houser, George 25: 0388 27: 0783 Human relations Housing 13: 0552; 16: 0766; 17: 0902; 22: 0106; Federal Housing Administration 26: 0942; 33: 0709 27: 0540 Human rights general 12: 0338; 13: 0275; 16: 0039; The Bible and Human Rights (pamphlet) 18: 0222; 20: 0565; 21: 0639; 5: 0377 24: 0710; 25: 0186; 26: 0765; China, People’s Republic of 5: 0024 32: 0018 and civil rights 17: 0321 gifts and donations 25: 0327

175 Human rights cont. Hyderabad, India general 1: 0035, 0089, 0223, 0235, 20: 0440 0485, 0823; 2: 0377, 0392; 3: 0126, IBM 0150, 0539; 4: 0068, 0135; 6: 0935; see International Business Machines 9: 0683; 10: 0569, 0671, 0963; Corporation 14: 0012, 0797; 15: 0068, 0797; Ibsen, Henrik 17: 0742, 0832; 19: 0247; 21: 0545; 19: 0001 22: 0552; 24: 0293; 29: 0973 Ickes, Harold history of 16: 0354 19: 0435 and international law 25: 0028 Illinois pamphlet 26: 0942 Chicago 1: 0274; 7: 0151; 27: 0945 and responsibilities 25: 0473 Lovell Crossing 32: 0018 South Africa 7: 0672 Ilma, Viola see also United Nations Human Rights 19: 0440 Commission (UNHRC) Immigration see also Universal Declaration of Black Americans 24: 0383 Human Rights (UDHR) general 1: 0203; 6: 0916; 7: 0606; Human Rights Day 8: 0748; 11: 0111; 14: 0346, 0875; 25: 0839 16: 0860; 17: 0742; 18: 0395; Hume, David 19: 0699; 20: 0584, 0772; 21: 0194, 5: 0809 0215, 0945; 23: 0143; 24: 0908; Humphrey, Hubert H. 26: 0808; 27: 0395; 28: 0008; 19: 0259 30: 0001, 0233; 33: 1126 Hungary handicapped refugees 27: 0332 21: 0101 from Hungary 21: 0101 Hunt, Dorothy Jews 23: 0813 19: 0289 quotas 19: 0237 Hunt, Rhoda H. see also Aliens 19: 0303 see also Citizenship Hurst, Fanny see also Passports and visas 19: 0327 see also Refugees Hutchins, Robert M. In Palestine (song) 31: 0738 20: 0287 Hyde Park Free Library Income taxes 19: 0384; 20: 0470 18: 0422 Hyde Park Historical Association India 19: 0379 foreign relations 13: 0179; 20: 0440; Hyde Park, New York 24: 0839 general 4: 0117; 7: 0712; 19: 0379 general 19: 0465 history 12: 0493 Hyderabad 20: 0440 meetings at 13: 0627 Kapurthala 26: 0408 memorial service 16: 0595 socio-economic system 29: 0186 research at 29: 0132 India League of America Roosevelt High School 27: 0998 19: 0469; 24: 0839 visits to 6: 0356; 12: 0863; 15: 0245, Indian Bureau 0470; 16: 0059, 0187, 0231; 23: 0667 17: 0163, 0729; 18: 0133, 0222; Indian reservations 20: 0108, 0374; 21: 0181; 25: 0757; land use 14: 0298 27: 0676; 28: 0695; 29: 0098, 0207; Pyramid Lake, NV 11: 0385; 14: 0298 32: 0943

176 Individualism International Federation of Business and 5: 0809 Professional Women Indonesia 7: 0712 foreign relations 10: 0542; 11: 0590; International Film Foundation 20: 0344; 21: 0266; 27: 0108; 19: 0557 29: 0375 International House independence 10: 0001 4: 0402; 19: 0644 Industrial accidents International House Association 14: 0921 19: 0644 International Labor Office Industrial development 33: 0576 16: 0126 International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Industrial plants and equipment Union (ILGWU) 26: 0478 4: 0410; 19: 0657 Industrial production International law general 23: 0584, 0904 3: 0001; 9: 0683; 19: 0574; 25: 0028 Germany 7: 0222 International League for Justice and Ruhr area 20: 0085; 27: 0378 Peace U.S. 23: 0251 5: 0155 Infantile paralysis International League for Right Living see Polio 27: 0485 Infant mortality International military forces 30: 0205; 31: 0754 13: 0476; 32: 0630 Ingram, Rosa Lee International News Service 19: 0475 19: 0574 The Inquirer and Mirror (Nantucket, International ORT Exhibit Mass.) 25: 0570 31: 0961 International People’s College (Denmark) Institute of International Education 19: 0574 19: 0542 International Protection of Works of Art Institute of Life Insurance and Historic Monuments (pamphlet) 19: 0520 19: 0574 Institute of World Affairs International Refugee Organization (IRO) 19: 0520 4: 0444; 11: 0111; 19: 0699 Institute on the United Nations International relations 6: 0153 and the Catholic Church 29: 0043 International Association for the Defense development of natural resources of Religious Liberty 26: 0687 25: 0337 general 8: 0144 International Business Machines letter writing campaign 18: 0895 Corporation promoting world peace 17: 0516 4: 0287 The Psychopathology of International International Committee for Mental Tension (booklet) 20: 0941 Hygiene International Rescue and Relief 4: 0327 Committee International Congress on Mental Health see International Rescue Committee 4: 0304, 0327; 24: 0563 International Rescue Committee International Council of Christians and 4: 0448; 7: 0724; 12: 0410; 19: 0743; Jews 27: 0395 4: 0304

177 International Student Conference Izvestia (magazine) 10: 0632 32: 0894 International Tracing Service Jackson, Gardner 19: 0775; 20: 0907; 23: 0304 20: 0085 International Youth Library Jackson, Robert H. 5: 0110 3: 0619 Inventions Jacksonville, Texas 20: 0941 32: 0466 Iraq Jamaica 12: 0915 19: 0228 Ireland James, Joseph foreign relations 14: 0719 6: 0153; 20: 0141 Galway 22: 0590 Jamestown College (North Dakota) independence 14: 0719 4: 0497 and NATO 20: 0669 Japan unification 17: 0654; 20: 0669 books and bookselling 4: 0419 Iron and steel industry democracy 30: 0816 10: 0168; 23: 0459; 24: 0940 handicrafts 33: 1031 Iron Curtain Hiroshima 25: 0671 see Union of Soviet Socialist Republics postwar 4: 0419; 30: 0788 (USSR) public opinion of U.S. 23: 0667 Is Civilization Gaining or Losing textile industry and fabrics 33: 0695 Ground? (booklet) war widows 30: 0788 8: 0809 women’s employment 33: 1031 Is Congress Doing Its Job? (radio Jaqua, Charles B. program) 20: 0171 33: 0013 Jasper, Arkansas Israel 27: 0540 Arab refugees 11: 0001 Jehovah’s Witnesses cultural relations 27: 0163 30: 0096 foreign assistance to 31: 0477 Jerusalem, Israel foreign relations 2: 0377; 8: 0883; 11: 0332 12: 0625; 13: 0552; 28: 0480 Jesus Christ general 4: 0461; 14: 0719; 20: 0021, see Christianity 0734; 21: 0734; 33: 0202 Jewelry Jerusalem 11: 0332 8: 0236; 31: 0114 Mazoon U’Rfuah Le Israel 16: 0527 Jewish Home for the Aged mental health and illness 9: 0683 4: 0541; 20: 0232 Israel Maritime League Jewish War Veterans 20: 0021 20: 0234 Italian-American Labor Council Jews 4: 0463 anti-Semitism 23: 0890 Italian colonies in Arab countries 12: 0915; 23: 0813 1: 0001; 4: 0463; 15: 0853 general 4: 0535; 20: 0224; 21: 0734 Italy immigration 23: 0813 colonies 1: 0001; 4: 0463; 15: 0853 Judaism 21: 0571; 28: 0008 poverty 16: 0766 nationalism 9: 0859 Rome 28: 0726 orphans 25: 0839 Trieste 14: 0514 see also individual Jewish organizations

178 Jim Crow laws Kappa Theta Pi 27: 0783 4: 0726 Job tenure Kapurthala, India 10: 0110 Maharani 26: 0408 John C. Moore v. Board of Education of Karpiak, Joseph the City and County of San Francisco, 20: 0584 State of California, and Herbert C. Clish, Katzen, Herman Superintendent of Schools and 20: 0644 Executive Officer Katzman, Rose 23: 0743 5: 0171 Johnson, Clara Sturges Katz-Weis, Siegfried 20: 0275 20: 0638 Johnson, Ethel M. Kaye, Danny 33: 0576 20: 0649 Johnson, J. Newton Kaye, Sylvia 20: 0287 20: 0649 Joint Action of Netherlands Women Kefauver, Estes 20: 0344 4: 0745 Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee Kelly, H. John 3: 0126 4: 0755; 20: 0724 Jones, Alma Kentucky 20: 0374 Committee for Kentucky 28: 0641 Joseffer, Anya Lexington 21: 0787 20: 0421 racial discrimination 21: 0236 Journalism Kentucky on the March in Education 8: 0320 (booklet) Judaism 28: 0641 21: 0571; 28: 0008 Kenyon, Dorothy Juliana, Queen 20: 0772 4: 0594; 20: 0433 Kerr, Robert Junior Americans 20: 0811 4: 0668; 20: 0466 Kerr, Robert, Mrs. Junior League 20: 0811 20: 0468 Keuka College (New York) Junior Literary Guild 4: 0804 4: 0684; 20: 0470 Kidd, Claire Ju-Shu Pan 20: 0831 25: 0725 Kidd, Gordon Justice (newsletter) 20: 0831 19: 0657 Kidnapping Juvenile delinquency 19: 0775 21: 0164; 32: 0653 Knapp, Sally Kamitchis, Peter 4: 0829; 21: 0037 20: 0565 Knights of Columbus Kansas Commission for UNESCO 21: 0001 20: 0526 Knights of Lithuania Kant, Immanuel 21: 0001 5: 0809 Knitting Kappa Delta Pi see Textile industry and fabrics 20: 0620

179 Koch, Ilse Land grants 7: 0794 26: 0225 Koestler, Arthur Land ownership and rights 7: 0724 3: 0493; 9: 0538; 11: 0385; 14: 0298; Koons, Earle R. 18: 0835; 20: 0941; 26: 0136, 0225; 4: 0847; 21: 0081 28: 0051 Korean crisis Land reform 5: 0351 16: 0126 Kornitzer, Bela Land surveying 21: 0101 18: 0835 Kosmodemyanskaya, Lyubov Land use 23: 0705 general 12: 0312 Kraus, Arthur J. Indian reservations 14: 0298 21: 0123 U.S. government policy 32: 0901 Kresse, Al W. Landsman, Ida 4: 0865; 21: 0160 4: 0962 The Kruse School Lane, Arthur 21: 0164 4: 0979; 21: 0337 Kubie, Lawrence S. Langley Calendar League 21: 0181 21: 0342 Kuper, Theodore Fred Languages and linguistics 4: 0895 29: 0001 Ku Klux Klan (KKK) Lanigan, James S. 24: 0383, 0940; 31: 0166 4: 0997; 21: 0350 La Paz, Bolivia Lape, Esther 30: 0096 5: 0001; 21: 0384 Labor The Lapidary of Don Alfonso X (book) Argentine Bill of Rights of the Workers 29: 0001 4: 0463 Lash, Joe general 21: 0639; 33: 0897 21: 0427 International Labor Office 33: 0576 Lash, Trude Italian-American Labor Council 4: 0463 21: 0427 labor-management relations 31: 0073 Lasker, Albert Ukranian workers 29: 0329 21: 0475 Labor-management relations Lasker, Mary 31: 0073 21: 0475 Labor unions Lasky, Victor 6: 0398; 9: 0655, 0932; 15: 0098, 0245; 21: 0485 19: 0191, 0657; 27: 0420; 31: 0073, Lasser, David 0662; 32: 0804 21: 0446 see also individual labor unions Lasso, Jose Maria G. Lacrosse 21: 0446 21: 0001 Latin America Ladies’ Home Journal (magazine) 26: 0687 4: 0938; 21: 0266 Latvia Lafferty, Mildred W. 21: 0001 21: 0287 Laughlin, Anne Lambert, Tatiana 5: 0045; 21: 0490 21: 0304

180 Lawrence, William Le Village de l’Esperance 24: 0293 31: 1028 Leach, Agnes Levison, George L. 5: 0059; 21: 0507 21: 0734 League for Industrial Democracy Levy, Adele 15: 0098 21: 0782 League of Nations Levy, Constance 16: 0931 21: 0778 League of Women Voters Levy, David 5: 0062; 21: 0513 21: 0782 Lebensborn program Lewis, Dorothy 19: 0775 5: 0132; 21: 0885 Legal aid and services Lewis, Jack 9: 0484; 26: 0736 21: 0889 Legal Defense and Education Fund Lexington School for the Deaf (NAACP) 21: 0787 24: 0383 L’Heureux, H. J. Legislation 21: 0894 air mail 23: 0021 Libel and slander alcohol 20: 0058 26: 0624; 28: 0769 child welfare 21: 0615 Liberal Party civil rights 24: 0241, 0383 24: 0241 federal aid to education 33: 0013, 0202 Liberalism general 2: 0054; 11: 0385 5: 0466, 0496; 28: 0092 handicapped 29: 0385 Liberia Jim Crow 27: 0783 2: 0582; 4: 0986; 24: 0383 Mundt Bill 6: 0267 Liberia Company Native Americans 18: 0347; 21: 0427; 30: 0283 32: 1050 Liberman, Isaac New York 32: 1050 21: 0897 Public Health Service Act 30: 0649 Liberty (magazine) refugees 20: 0034 21: 0787 Lehman, Herbert H. Liberty ships 21: 0639; 23: 0656; 32: 0196 22: 0676 Lencer, Martin Libraries 5: 0082 American Library Association 10: 0048 Lenin, Vladimir I. Franklin D. Roosevelt Library 10: 0711; 5: 0809 16: 0565 Lenroot, Katharine F. general 1: 0597 5: 0089; 21: 0719 Hyde Park Free Library 19: 0384; Lepman, Jella 20: 0470 5: 0110 International Youth Library 5: 0110 Leprosy National Roosevelt Library (China) see Hansen’s disease 9: 0314 Let’s Convene Again Tomorrow (song) in schools 20: 0759; 24: 0315 17: 0049 V. S. Villamor Vocational Institute Letters Abroad (foreign relations Library 31: 1028 program) Lie, Trygve 27: 0213 5: 0144; 21: 0902 dinner 31: 0617

181 Liesegang, Walter F. Lopert Films, Inc. 23: 0035 20: 0034 Life (magazine) Lord and Taylor 21: 0934 5: 0294; 22: 0223 Life insurance Lorentz, Pare claims 7: 0322 5: 0304; 22: 0229 Life, I Salute You! (book) Lorenz, Herbert A. 20: 0507 22: 0203 Ligue Internationale Justice et Paix Los Angeles, California see International League for Justice and 12: 0286; 14: 0987 Peace Louisiana Lilienthal, David New Orleans 13: 0211 21: 0941 Lovell Crossing, 1836–1940 (Illinois Lincoln Center (Poughkeepsie, N.Y.) history pamphlet) 4: 0509; 5: 0178; 21: 0979 32: 0018 Lincoln Hospital Low-income housing 32: 0581 11: 0822 The Lincoln Papers Loyalty Review Board 2: 0774 4: 0878 The Lion (magazine) Loyalty tests, U.S. 22: 0017 21: 0446; 28: 0008; 33: 1151 Lions Club Luckey, Platt & Company 22: 0017 22: 0301 Literature Lutheran Church general 8: 0310; 30: 0578; 31: 0801 22: 0767 Junior Literary Guild 4: 0684; 20: 0470 Lutheran Memorial Hospital Association Nobel Prize 3: 0204 22: 0303 Lithuania Lutheran Research Society of Detroit 5: 0212; 21: 0001; 22: 0094 22: 0767 Little, Kenneth L. Lynch, Patsy 22: 0106 22: 0335 Loans Macgregor, Frances 12: 0701; 23: 0409; 27: 0540 22: 0567 Locke, John MacJannet Camps (France) 5: 0809 22: 0590 Loeb, James MacLeish, Archibald 22: 0153 22: 0621 Loft Candy Shops Madagascar 22: 0128 27: 0163 Lombardo, Guy Mademoiselle (magazine) 22: 0156 22: 0745 London Star (newspaper) Madison Youth Council 26: 0751; 27: 0893 7: 0638 Long, Georgia Magidoff, Nila 22: 0173 5: 0539 Long Island, New York Magidoff, Robert Academy of St. Joseph 22: 0335 5: 0539 Operation Democracy, Inc. 6: 0748 Maginnis, Charles D. Look (magazine) 24: 0658 5: 0264

182 Maier, Father Eugene F. J. Marx, Robert 25: 0531 23: 0035 Malik, Charles Mary, Queen 5: 0564; 22: 0812 5: 0761 Malpractice Mason, Lucy R. 10: 0597 5: 0775; 23: 0098 Malta Massachusetts 26: 0932 Bible reading in public schools 32: 0862 The Manila Chronicle (newspaper) Boston 11: 0792 22: 0017 general 23: 0103 Manila, Philipipnes Groton 14: 0148 22: 0017 Hingham 18: 0910 Manners, Naomi Milton 6: 0038 5: 0578 Nantucket 31: 0961 Manufacturing and manufactured North Andover 32: 0943 products Northampton 27: 0459; 29: 0706 23: 0904 Wellesley 32: 0672 see also Industrial plants and equipment women’s reformatory 31: 0880 see also Industrial production Mass media see also Shoe industry Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. see also Textile industry and fabrics 13: 0735; 16: 0484 see also Toys and toy industry Foreign Press Association 16: 0395 Maps French Broadcasting System in North 18: 0835 America 27: 0017 March of Dimes general 1: 0897 6: 0670; 23: 0705; 29: 0427; 31: 0049 Harris-Ewing Photographic News Margarine Service 3: 0932 13: 0871 International News Service 19: 0574 Marine Corps League National Broadcasting Company 5: 0593; 22: 0881 24: 0551 Marriage New Jersey Woman’s Press Club general 13: 0066; 24: 0192, 0383 24: 0961 mixed race 24: 0383 Women’s National Press Club 33: 0818 weddings 27: 0869; 28: 0375 see also Motion pictures widows and widowers 17: 0364; see also Periodicals 30: 0788 see also Propaganda Marshall, George C. see also Public opinion 5: 0611; 22: 0964 see also Radio Marshall Heights, Washington, D.C. Mauhs, Sharon J. 22: 0947 5: 0790; 7: 0923; 23: 0127; 29: 1013 Marshall Plan Mayer, Jasper J. 1: 0280; 2: 0688; 3: 0984; 16: 0766; 23: 0143 18: 0471 Mayling Soong Chiang Marvin, George 1: 0934; 13: 0122 5: 0671; 23: 0014 Mazoon U’Rfuah Le Israel (organization) Marvin, Langdon P., Jr. 16: 0527 5: 0674; 23: 0021 McBride, Mary Margaret Marx, Karl 5: 0420; 22: 0377 5: 0809

183 McCall’s (magazine) The Meeting of East and West (booklet) 5: 0433 5: 0809 McCarran, Pat Melfi, Joseph L. 14: 0298 23: 0207 McClane, G. Warren Membership organizations 5: 0436 administration 16: 0595 McCoy, Hazel articles of incorporation and by-laws 22: 0472 16: 0595 McCullough, Max dissolutions 16: 0595; 33: 0769 5: 0457 for girls 22: 0156 McDuffie, Lizzie see also individual organizations 5: 0486; 22: 0518 Men McGrath, J. Howard anthropological research 30: 1021 22: 0552 and the Bible 26: 0001 McInerny, Timothy A. The Men’s League in Aid of Crippled 5: 0524; 22: 0570 Children, Inc. 23: 0217 McLaughlin, Kathleen Young Men’s Christian Association 22: 0616 9: 0354 McWilliams, Russell The Men’s League in Aid of Crippled 30: 0314 Children, Inc. Medical assistance 23: 0217 28: 0437; 33: 0352 Mental health and illness Medical education general 3: 0385; 10: 0569; 16: 0001, financing 20: 0584 0716, 0766; 17: 0190, 0236; foreign students 18: 0623 24: 0763; 28: 0759; 29: 0234, 0788; general 2: 0431; 23: 0062; 27: 0296; 32: 0402; 33: 0709 29: 0082 International Committee for Mental nursing 24: 0363 Hygiene 4: 0327 Medical examinations and tests International Congress on Mental Health 15: 0332; 18: 0943 4: 0304, 0327; 24: 0563 Medical research Israel 9: 0683 6: 0807; 10: 0236; 17: 0491 National Mental Health Foundation Medical supplies and equipment 6: 0596; 24: 0763 11: 0332; 21: 0324 Ventura, Lottie 31: 0978 Medical treatments Mental health facilities and services cerebral palsy 33: 0867 10: 0780; 18: 0512 general 18: 0943; 23: 0035, 0969 see also Psychiatry polio 28: 0611; 29: 0584 Merchant marines Medicine 1: 0419; 22: 0676; 28: 1011 6: 0327; 30: 0578 Mercy-Douglass Hospital (Philadelphia, see also Alternative medicine Penn.) see also Diseases and disorders 23: 0251 see also Health facilities and services Mesick, Warren C. see also Mental health and illness 23: 0283 see also Nurses and nursing Mexican-Americans see also Patients and patient relations 17: 0766 see also Public health Mexico, Missouri Meet the Press (television program) 32: 0773 ER interview 23: 0175

184 Meyer, Agnes Mindszenty, Joseph Cardinal 23: 0328 11: 0792; 23: 0743; 30: 0001 Michigan Minnesota Territorial Pioneers Battle Creek 10: 0821 23: 0556 Detroit 6: 0569; 22: 0767; 26: 0808 Minnesota United Nations Association Middle East 23: 0556 21: 0734 Minority employment see also Arab countries 5: 0436; 29: 0947 see also Arab-Israeli conflict Minority groups see also Israel 1: 0195; 6: 0398; 8: 0586 see also Jews see also Black Americans see also Palestine see also Native Americans Migrant and seasonal workers The Miracle of America (booklet) 30: 0419 23: 0584 Milbauer, Richard Missions and missionaries 23: 0459 9: 0388 Militaire Willemsorde (Netherlands Missouri military decoration) Mexico (city) 32: 0773 31: 0835 St. Louis 26: 0808; 28: 0695 Military aviation Modern Arms and Free Men (booklet) 5: 0674 12: 0338 Military awards, decorations, and medals Moltke, Freya Von 31: 0835 32: 0130 Military bands and music Monetary policy 4: 0182 7: 0743; 26: 0046; 28: 0051 Military campaigns and battles Money 22: 0676 23: 0904 see also War James Monroe High School (Bronx, N.Y.) Military cemeteries and funerals 20: 0141; 21: 0545 29: 0584 Montessori, Maria Military discharges 29: 0234 11: 0199; 18: 0154, 0875; 26: 0241; Monuments and memorials 33: 0395 FDR 15: 0068; 19: 0417; 28: 0402; Military equipment and supplies 30: 0846 20: 0941 general 2: 0636; 3: 0312, 0764; 4: 0869, Military personnel 0903; 6: 0588, 0698; 8: 0062, 0560; children of U.S. personnel 1: 0657; 9: 0001, 0409; 13: 0001, 0211; 12: 0148; 25: 0198 18: 0001; 25: 0531 Zakowski, Zenon 33: 1110 Gliko, Rose and Joseph J., Jr., poetry Military ranks 25: 0611 Washington, George 16: 0931 Hyde Park, N.Y., service 16: 0595 Millbrook School International Protection of Works of Art 23: 0513 and Historic Monuments (pamphlet) Miller, Clyde 19: 0574 6: 0006 National Trust for Historic Preservation Miller, Mary 24: 0658 6: 0024; 23: 0546 Paterson, A. O., Canada memorial Milton Academy (Milton, Mass.) 25: 0897 6: 0038; 23: 0575 POWs 23: 0377

185 Monuments and memorials cont. Mount Vernon Symphony Society Franklin D. Roosevelt Home Club 23: 0969 16: 0549 “The Mr. Winant I Knew” (South Atlantic Moore, John C. Quarterly article) 23: 0743 33: 0576 Moral Re-Armament (religious Multiple sclerosis movement) 32: 0294, 0478 31: 0248 Mundt Bill Morgan, Gerald 6: 0267 6: 0096 Mundt, Karl E. Morgenthau family 6: 0267 6: 0098; 23: 0813 Munich Conference Morgenthau Foundation 26: 1010 6: 0098; 23: 0813 Municipal bonds Morgenthau, Elinor 10: 0780 death of 15: 0591; 23: 0850 Murphy General Hospital Morgenthau, Henry, III 6: 0301 23: 0850 Murphy, Cordelia Morgenthau, Henry, Jr. 24: 0222 6: 0098; 23: 0813 Murray, Arthur Morgenthau, Rita 6: 0310; 24: 0227 23: 0856 Murray, Pauli Morocco 24: 0241 23: 0932 Murrow, Edward R. Motion pictures 24: 0269 education 17: 0491 Murrow, Janet The Face of the Earth 22: 0229 24: 0269 foreign relations 30: 0348 Museums general 6: 0953; 7: 0355; 15: 0351; children’s 32: 1023 23: 0459 Truxtun-Decatur Naval Museum 1: 0863 in Germany, postwar 9: 0378 Music for handicapped, aged, and hospital Brooklyn Free Musical Society 1: 0625 patients 32: 0086 Carter, Dennie 12: 0618 International Film Foundation 19: 0557 about Congress-Supreme Court Lopert Films, Inc. 20: 0034 relations 29: 0811 public opinion of U.S. 19: 0557 Dutchess County Philharmonic The Red Menace 27: 0378 Orchestra 2: 0870 UN 21: 0571 general 5: 0171; 6: 0654; 8: 0077; Volunteer Film Association 32: 0086 10: 0264; 13: 0584; 14: 0442; Motor bus lines 17: 0548; 18: 0094; 20: 0141, 0421; Jim Crow laws 27: 0783 22: 0507, 0884; 28: 0572; 32: 0581 Mount Holyoke College George Gershwin Memorial Concert 6: 0153; 24: 0001 17: 0103 Mount Holyoke College Institute on the God Bless the Nations: A Prayer for United Nations Peace (song) 30: 0263 24: 0001 James, Joseph concert 6: 0153 Mount Princeton Commonweal, Inc. Junior Americans concert 4: 0668 (private school) Let’s Convene Again Tomorrow (song) 13: 0001 17: 0049

186 military bands and music 4: 0182 National Cancer Foundation Mount Vernon Symphony Society 12: 0493 23: 0969 National Cathedral (Washington, D.C.) New York Chamber Orchestra 18: 0534 9: 0001 “In Palestine” (song) National Citizens Commission for the Proctor, Charles, sonata 26: 0893 Public Schools and race relations 22: 0377 31: 0248 Sonata in D Minor 26: 0893 National Civil Service League and television 24: 0551 24: 0519 Varga, Ruben 31: 0937 National Committee for Education on see also Operas Alcoholism Music education 22: 0829 1: 0763; 10: 0050; 11: 0951 National Committee for Mental Hygiene Mussolini, Benito 24: 0563 Franco, Francisco, relations 27: 0378 National Committee for the Midcentury Hitler, Adolf, relations 27: 0378 White House Conference on Children My Indian Son-in-Law (book) and Youth 27: 0849 24: 0563 Myrdal, Gunnar National Committee to Free the Ingram 8: 0586 Family NAACP 19: 0475 see National Association for the National Conference of Christians and Advancement of Colored People Jews Namibia 6: 0555; 24: 0603 see South West Africa National Conference on Church and Nantucket, Massachusetts State 31: 0961 33: 0013 Nassau County, New York National Congress of American Indians 26: 0942; 33: 0695 12: 0192 The Nation (magazine) National Consumers League 6: 0327; 9: 0463; 24: 0315 22: 0366; 24: 0637 National Achievement Award Committee National Council for Historic Sites and 13: 0627 Buildings National Amputation Foundation 24: 0637, 0658 24: 0363 National Council of Administrative National Association for Practical Nurse Women in Education Education 6: 0563; 24: 0688 24: 0363 National Council of Jewish Women National Association for the 24: 0695 Advancement of Colored People National Council of Negro Women (NAACP) (NCNW) administration 24: 0383 1: 0410; 11: 0214; 24: 0701; 25: 0413 Board of Directors 24: 0383 National Council of Women of the United civil procedure 24: 0383 States ER resignation 32: 0804 24: 0643 general 2: 0814; 6: 0356, 0398; 8: 0937; National defense 24: 0383 7: 0264 history of 24: 0383 National Dog Week National Broadcasting Company 24: 0710 24: 0551

187 National Education Association National Congress of American Indians 13: 0292; 24: 0734; 33: 0013 12: 0192 National Employ the Physically Navajo 14: 0034; 18: 0347; 27: 0717 Handicapped Week Navajo Assistance, Inc. 12: 0223 3: 0042; 33: 0013 Paiute 14: 0298 National Federation of Business and Seneca 26: 0225 Professional Women’s Clubs Shawnee 29: 0159 9: 0001 Sioux 27: 0717 National Federation of Settlements social security 13: 0622; 21: 0427 24: 0710 see also Indian reservations National Foundation for Infantile NATO Paralysis see North Atlantic Treaty Organization 6: 0569; 12: 0625; 15: 0113; 24: 0738 Natural resources National Heart Committee The Face of the Earth (motion picture) 6: 0584; 24: 0751 22: 0229 National Information Bureau general 13: 0680; 30: 0283 24: 0519 international development of 26: 0687 National Jewish Hospital at Denver ownership of 28: 0051 24: 0753 Navajo Assistance, Inc. National Mental Health Foundation 12: 0223 6: 0596; 24: 0763 Navajo Indians National Parks Association 14: 0034; 18: 0347; 27: 0717 6: 0588 Navy National Roosevelt Library (China) 1: 0863; 22: 0676; 32: 0086 9: 0314 Navy personnel National signs and symbols 24: 0884; 32: 0086 Gerard, R., collection 17: 0103 Navy training and education see also Flags 20: 0021 National Society for Crippled Children Negro Digest (magazine) and Adults 6: 0607 24: 0802 Nehru, Jawaharlal National Trust for Historic Preservation 6: 0615; 24: 0839 24: 0658; 25: 0503 Neilsen, Nels P. National Urban League 25: 0145 24: 0772 Nesbitt, Henrietta National War College 6: 0632; 24: 0932 24: 0772 Netherlands National Woman’s Party foreign relations 10: 0542; 11: 0590; 24: 0772 20: 0344; 21: 0266; 27: 0108; Native Americans 29: 0375 American Indian Fund 10: 0001 general 5: 0245 civil procedure 32: 1050 Joint Action of Netherlands Women Council of California Indians, Inc. 20: 0344 16: 0889 military awards, decorations, and disaster relief 27: 0717 medals 31: 0835 general 12: 0192; 19: 0471; 20: 0859 The Grace Nettleton Home for Girls Hopi 18: 0347 (Harrogate, Tenn.) Indian Bureau relations 23: 0667 17: 0581 Indian lands 32: 0901 Nevada legislation 21: 0427; 32: 1050 11: 0385; 14: 0298

188 The New Beginning: The Only Solution New York to World Peace (booklet) Bronx 12: 0119; 20: 0141; 21: 0545 26: 0046 Brooklyn 1: 0625; 12: 0122 New Deal Burlingham 12: 0453 28: 0092 Child Care Center Parents’ Association New England of New York, Inc. 1: 0938 Horton, H. Leavitt, scrapbook 18: 0910 Citizens’ Committee on Children of New tourism 32: 0818 York City, Inc. 2: 0025 Newfoundland, Canada Democratic Party 29: 1013 12: 0001 Dobbs Ferry 32: 0196 New Jersey Dutchess County 2: 0870; 15: 0330 general 6: 0642; 24: 0961 Ellis Island 25: 0688 mental health facilities and services Forest Hills 26: 0175 10: 0780 general 6: 0644; 24: 0984; 25: 0001, Trenton 23: 0624 0028 The Welfare Reporter (newspaper) Harlem 3: 0015 32: 0653 Hastings-on-Hudson 21: 0513 Westwood 8: 0156 Hudson Valley 4: 0247 New Jersey Woman’s Press Club Hyde Park 4: 0117; 6: 0356; 7: 0712; 24: 0961 12: 0493, 0863; 13: 0627; 15: 0245, New Orleans, Louisiana 0470; 16: 0059, 0187, 0231, 0595; 13: 0211 17: 0163, 0729; 18: 0133, 0222; New Republic (magazine) 19: 0379, 0384; 20: 0108, 0374, 6: 0634; 24: 0940; 30: 0452 0470; 21: 0181; 25: 0757; 27: 0676, New Rochelle High School (New 0998; 28: 0695; 29: 0098, 0132, Rochelle, N.Y.) 0207; 32: 0943 24: 0940 Keuka College 4: 0804 New School for Social Research legislation 32: 1050 24: 0968 Long Island 6: 0748; 22: 0335 News of the Week, 1948–1949 Nassau County 26: 0942; 33: 0709 (publication of Wisconsin School of the New Rochelle 24: 0940 Air) Newspaper Guild of New York 6: 0663; 23: 0459 25: 0139 Poughkeepsie 4: 0287, 0509; 5: 0178; Newspaper Guild of New York 8: 0633; 16: 0231; 21: 0979; 6: 0663; 25: 0139 25: 0362; 26: 0076; 31: 0958 Newspapers Russell Sage College 7: 0489 articles 17: 0642 Sales Executive Club of New York general 2: 0451; 32: 0683 28: 0480 New York Newspaper Women’s Club transportation 32: 0196 25: 0023 Washington Square 12: 0312 Newspaper Guild of New York 6: 0663 Women’s City Club of New York North American Newspaper Alliance 33: 0798 6: 0698 see also individual organizations press coverage 24: 0001 see also individual newspapers New York Board of Education 24: 0315 Newsweek (magazine) 25: 0100 New York Chamber Orchestra 18: 0534 New World Commentator (magazine) 24: 0940 New York Hall of Science 24: 0984

189 New York Infirmary Nonviolence 25: 0014 1: 0162; 3: 0027, 0458 New York Institute for the Education of see also Conscientious objectors the Blind see also World peace 25: 0001 Nordmanns Forbundet (magazine) New York Newspaper Women’s Club 21: 0907 25: 0023 Norman, Dorothy New York, New York 25: 0283 breakfast in 16: 0059 North American Negro Folklore Center Citizens Committee on Children of New 2: 0403 York City, Inc. 13: 0284 North American Newspaper Alliance United Parents Association of New York 6: 0698 City, Inc. 31: 0642 North Andover, Massachusetts New York State Association for Crippled 32: 0943 Children, Inc. North Atlantic Treaty Organization 6: 0652; 25: 0062 (NATO) New York State Association for Nursery 12: 0223, 0493; 14: 0965; 18: 0433; Education 20: 0669; 25: 0257 25: 0062 North Carolina New York State Bar Association 27: 0783 25: 0028 North Carolina State Board of Health New York State College of Agriculture 27: 0485 28: 0402 North Dakota New York State Committee on 4: 0497 Discrimination in Housing Northampton, Massachusetts 25: 0072 27: 0459; 29: 0706 The New York State Training School for Norton, Mary Boys 25: 0318 16: 0325 Norway New York Times Youth Forum 19: 0001 25: 0001 Nuclear power New York University 8: 0320; 27: 0717 12: 0312; 25: 0081 Nuclear weapons New York Women’s Trade Union League and foreign relations 16: 0673 25: 0096 general 1: 0280, 0823; 8: 0077; Nigeria 16: 0889 25: 0362 protection from 32: 0196 Nixon, Megan Nurses and nursing 25: 0186 24: 0363; 32: 0435 Nixon, Nevada Nussbaum, Jean Pyramid Lake Indian Reservation 25: 0337 11: 0385; 14: 0298 Oakwood School (Poughkeepsie, N.Y.) Nobel Prize 25: 0362 3: 0204 Obscenity and pornography Nolde, O. Frederick 1: 0235 16: 0354 O’Connor, Basil Nonprofit organizations 25: 0388 24: 0519 O’Dwyer, William see also individual organizations 6: 0722; 25: 0408; 27: 0580; 28: 0769; 29: 0348

190 Office buildings ORT Bulletin (magazine) 6: 0356; 8: 0365 25: 0570 Office of Civilian Defense O’Sullivan, Nellie 7: 0264 25: 0592 Ohio Overseas Associates, Inc. Akron 15: 0669 25: 0634 Cleveland 20: 0374 Ovington, Mary White Oil drilling 24: 0383 see Petroleum and natural gas in Owens, Arthur submerged lands 17: 0613 Oklahoma Ownership of enterprise 12: 0625 7: 0222; 20: 0085; 27: 0378 Oklahoma Farm Women’s Club Oxford Group 25: 0442 25: 0646 O’Leary, Elizabeth The Oxford Union (debating society) 25: 0456 14: 0485 Olivenbaum, Stella Oxford University Press Bible 25: 0473 20: 0046 Olympia, Greece Oxnam, G. Bromley, Bishop 14: 0570 33: 0013 Olympic games Paderewski Hospital 14: 0570 28: 0738 One World (workshops) Paderewski Hospital Foundation Fund 17: 0516 28: 0437 One World Award Paderewski Testimonial Fund, Inc. 25: 0503 28: 0738 One World in Religion (booklet) Pageants 27: 0332 7: 0681 “One World Kids” (story) Pahlavi, Mohammad Reza 17: 0766 29: 0098 Operas Paidoussis, Eleftheria George 9: 0091; 15: 0700; 33: 0417 11: 0732 Operation Democracy, Inc. Painter, Theophilus Shickel 6: 0748 30: 0691 Opinion and Activities of American Painting Private Organizations and Groups 24: 0227, 0772; 29: 0427; 32: 0294 (Department of State publication) see also Portraits 30: 0096 Paiute Indians Opti-Mrs. Clubs 14: 0298 2: 0896, 0903 Pakistan Organization of American States 20: 0440; 25: 0688; 33: 0202 25: 0531 Palestine Orphans American-Christian Palestine adoption 12: 0453; 32: 0253 Committee 9: 0896 China, People’s Republic of 23: 0108 Arab-Israeli relations 12: 0625 general 15: 0371 Children to Palestine, Inc. 25: 0839 Jewish 25: 0839 crisis 1: 0035; 4: 0938; 6: 0122; 7: 0979 multiracial 1: 0203, 0657; 12: 0148 general 1: 0195; 2: 0377; 12: 0286; refugees 19: 0699 13: 0552 in Shanghai, China 30: 0001 holy sites 22: 0534

191 Palestine cont. Passenger ships In Palestine (song) 20: 0287 8: 0365 refugees 19: 0330; 21: 0734; 22: 0534 Passports and visas U.S. policy 5: 0611 1: 0363; 2: 0743; 3: 0539, 0588; Palfi, Marion 4: 0570, 0842; 5: 0267, 0558; 6: 0792; 25: 0707 7: 0606; 8: 0693, 0729, 0857, 0953; Palmer, Charles F. 9: 0186; 10: 0452; 11: 0732; 25: 0710 13: 0042, 0066; 15: 0446; 16: 0208; Panama 18: 0001; 20: 0053; 21: 0194, 0945; 9: 0409; 15: 0068; 19: 0417 23: 0143; 27: 0406; 30: 0001, 0096; Pandit, Vijaya Lakshmi 32: 0618 25: 0757 Patents Pania, Delio 29: 0584 25: 0725 Paterson, A. O. Pan-Pacific Women’s Conference 25: 0897 25: 0725 Patients and patient relations Paralysis 32: 0086 14: 0068; 22: 0858 Paysse Reyes, Hector Para-Progressives 25: 0953 25: 0789 Peabody, Malcolm Pardons 26: 0024 22: 0973; 30: 0314 Peace Parents see World peace adoptive and birth 19: 0775 Peace Insurance Company Parent-Teacher Organizations 6: 0798; 32: 0630 25: 0800 Pearl Harbor, Hawaii teacher relations 31: 0642 30: 0777 United Parents Association of New York Pearson, Dora City, Inc. 31: 0642 26: 0038 Parent-Teacher Organizations Peck, William 6: 0798; 25: 0800 26: 0046 Paris, France Pell, Herbert 3: 0778; 18: 0656 26: 0106 Parish, Henry Pell, Olive 6: 0801 26: 0106 Parish, Susan Pendar, Kenneth 6: 0801 6: 0895 Parkinson’s disease Pennsylvania 25: 0473 general 26: 0118 Parks Harrisburg 17: 0293 27: 0783; 30: 0096 Philadelphia 2: 0036; 6: 0985; 23: 0251 Parole and probation Pittsburgh 15: 0245 31: 0221 Pensions Parran, Thomas 6: 0758; 12: 0950; 17: 0293; 20: 0196, 6: 0807 0255; 28: 0792 Parsons, Rose P. see also Social security 25: 0839 see also under Veterans Pasadena Inter-Racial Women’s Club People’s Trust Association 21: 0046 7: 0681

192 Pepper, Claude Phillips, Caroline 26: 0136 26: 0281 Periodicals Phillips, William criticism of ER column 25: 0401 26: 0281 employment with fashion magazines Philosophy 16: 0405 22: 0106; 30: 0873 see also individual periodicals Phi Sigma Delta Perkins, Frances 16: 0849 6: 0906; 26: 0145 Photography Perl, Gizella 1: 0863; 3: 0736, 0932; 9: 0829; 6: 0916 12: 0338; 17: 0049; 31: 0961 Personal and family income Physicians Forum, Inc. 7: 0309; 18: 0154, 0875; 25: 0186; 26: 0286 27: 0622; 29: 0743; 32: 0918 Pi Lambda Theta see also Wages and salaries 26: 0305 Personal consumption Pillsbury Mills, Inc. 29: 0653 26: 0356 Personal debt Pine Woods Institute 13: 0109; 18: 0362 26: 0330 Personal property Pioneer Youth of America, Inc. civil procedure 27: 0163 26: 0330 robbery and theft 19: 0574; 27: 0163 Pirelli-General Cable Works Social and Peterson, Cecil Sports Club 26: 0241 22: 0251 Petroleum and natural gas in submerged Pitcherale, John lands 26: 0436 27: 0150 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Phi Beta Kappa 15: 0245 18: 0758; 26: 0259 Plaine, Herzel H. E. Phi Kappa Psi 7: 0001; 26: 0453 23: 0875 Planned Parenthood Philadelphia Fellowship Commission 26: 0456 6: 0985 Plato Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 5: 0809 Mercy-Douglass Hospital 23: 0251 Platt, Charles organizations 6: 0985 26: 0460 postal service 2: 0036 Ploeser, Walter C. Philately 15: 0853 29: 0537 Plumbers and plumbing Philippines 23: 0409 communism 22: 0017 Poets of the West (booklet of poems) firearms 22: 0017 31: 0783 invasion of 22: 0676 Point Four Program Lions Clubs 22: 0017 26: 0478 Manila 22: 0017 Poland Quezon 22: 0017 diplomatic and consular representation Rizal 22: 0017 21: 0324 rural unrest 22: 0017 general 7: 0005; 26: 0573 V. S. Villamor Vocational Institute government property 29: 1030 Library 31: 1028

193 Polier, Justine Wise Political prisoners 26: 0622 general 10: 0942; 15: 0148; 17: 0832; Polier, Shad 20: 0440 26: 0624 Greece 10: 0597 Polio Madagascar 27: 0163 Canadian Foundation for Poliomyelitis women in Chile 33: 0753 12: 0493 Pollack, Benjamin causes 24: 0822 26: 0645 First Annual Educational Institute on Pollard, Alice Infantile Paralysis 6: 0569 7: 0007 general 1: 0350, 0650; 3: 0175; 4: 0541; Polowsky, Joseph 6: 0301; 11: 0214; 12: 0625, 0779; 26: 0648 14: 0220, 0346; 15: 0421; 16: 0458, Population size 0639; 17: 0435; 18: 0457; 22: 0590; 30: 0283 24: 0182; 26: 0598, 0652; 28: 0319; Porter, Harold 29: 0427; 31: 0449 7: 0069; 26: 0736 health facilities and services 8: 0086 Porterfield, Robert National Foundation for Infantile 26: 0749 Paralysis 6: 0569; 12: 0625; Portraits 15: 0113; 24: 0738 8: 0001; 32: 0818 Solomon, Eleanor 29: 0743 Portraits of the Presidents: the Official treatments 23: 0969; 28: 0611; 29: 0584 White House Collection (booklet) Turnbull, Effie Jane 31: 0374 32: 0818 see also March of Dimes Portugal The Polish Review (magazine) and fascism 27: 0360 26: 0573 UN recognition 30: 0001 Political ethics Postal service 27: 0540 air mail 23: 0021 Political parties employment 20: 0669 Democratic Party 6: 0607, 0617; general 5: 0294; 26: 0356 8: 0119; 11: 0822; 14: 0615; Philadelphia 2: 0036 20: 0155; 21: 0639; 28: 0092; Westchester County Association of 29: 1013; 32: 0196 Postmasters 32: 0719 and elections 16: 0039 Potofsky, Jacob S. general 1: 0116, 0524; 5: 0245, 0466, go 26: 0763 0496; 15: 0905; 17: 0613 7: 0076 Liberal Party 24: 0241 Poughkeepsie Chamber of Commerce National Woman’s Party 24: 0772 4: 0287 and political philosophy 18: 0381 Poughkeepsie, New York Progressive Party 6: 0122 Lincoln Center 4: 0509; 5: 0178; Republican Party 4: 0702; 8: 0119; 21: 0979 11: 0822; 32: 0196 Oakwood School 25: 0362 Socialist Workers Party 4: 0878 Poughkeepsie Chamber of Commerce Political philosophy 4: 0287 conservatism 28: 0092 Vassar College 8: 0633; 16: 0231; general 32: 0435 26: 0076; 31: 0958 liberalism 5: 0466, 0496; 28: 0092 Poverty and political parties 18: 0381 15: 0213; 16: 0766; 28: 0394, 0806; U.S. and USSR 5: 0809 30: 0205

194 Prachar, Joseph A. Proctor, Charles 7: 0080; 26: 0806 26: 0893 Preschool education Progress (Roosevelt College newspaper) 25: 0062 27: 0945 Preserving America’s Heritage (booklet) Progressive Party 24: 0658 6: 0122 Presidential appointments Projections general 5: 0674; 6: 0807; 9: 0617; Bible and the future 24: 0192 23: 0021 Propaganda judicial 17: 0236; 29: 1013 3: 0215; 5: 0809; 6: 0006; 31: 0272 to the UN 20: 0772 Prostitution Presidential pay 10: 0076 32: 0630 Protestant churches Presidential powers Christ Church Cathedral (St. Louis, Mo.) 5: 0074 28: 0695 Presidential term limits general 18: 0672; 23: 0743 1: 0641 Grace Methodist Church (Harrisburg, Presidential vetoes Pa.) 17: 0293 18: 0347 St. James Methodist Church 1: 0274 President’s Committee on Civil Rights Protestant Episcopal Church 10: 0321 24: 0293 The Principia (St. Louis, Mo., school) Protestant organizations 26: 0808 26: 0930 Prisoners Protestants and Other Americans United on Ellis Island 25: 0688 for Separation of Church and State general 2: 0001; 7: 0145; 8: 0001 9: 0001; 33: 0013 and pardons 22: 0973 Providence Journal see also Political prisoners 17: 0642 Prisoners of war (POWs) Psychiatry allied 23: 0377 and foreign relations 16: 0716, 0766 general 1: 0154; 2: 0171; 3: 0150; general 3: 0736; 6: 0644 4: 0855; 11: 0497 The Psychopathology of International German 17: 0163; 25: 0198 Tension (booklet) 20: 0941 Prisons Psychics Alderson Prison 12: 0132 22: 0921 concentration camps 6: 0916 Psychological research, tests and general 31: 0001 warfare see also Prisoners 16: 0766 Private clubs and societies The Psychopathology of International Delta Kappa Gamma 2: 0553; 14: 0594 Tension (booklet) Kappa Delta Pi 20: 0620 20: 0941 Kappa Theta Pi 4: 0726 Public Affairs Commission Phi Beta Kappa 18: 0758; 26: 0259 26: 0942 Phi Kappa Psi 23: 0875 Public Affairs Institute Phi Sigma Delta 16: 0849 26: 0992 Pi Lambda Theta 26: 0305 Public debt Private schools 20: 0287 10: 0342; 13: 0001; 19: 0574; 23: 0743; Public Education Association 25: 0362, 0531; 31: 0344; 33: 0013, 26: 0998 0202, 0867

195 Public health Gould, Bruce, Curtis Publishing Committee for the Nation’s Health Company 17: 0578 13: 0811 Harper & Brothers 12: 0561; 18: 0217 3: 0042; 26: 0478; 27: 0485 Simon and Schuster 29: 0468 Public Health Service support of handicapped children 28: 0759 23: 0777 Public Health Service Act Puhl, Friedrich E. 30: 0649 26: 1003 Public housing Pulling, Edward 1: 0428; 14: 0233 26: 1008 Public officials Pursell, Charles 16: 0766 7: 0115; 26: 1030 Public opinion Pyle, Ernie criticism of ER magazine column 1: 0510 25: 0401 Pyramid Lake Indian Reservation (Nixon, criticism of Spanish translation of UDHR Nev.) 27: 0434 11: 0385; 14: 0298 of ER 18: 0279 Queens College of Nehru, Jawaharlal, and India 26: 1055 24: 0839 Quezon, Philippines surveys and questionnaires 26: 0076 22: 0017 of U.S. 19: 0557; 23: 0667; 24: 0839 Race relations youth, of Nigeria 25: 0362 and Christianity 15: 0853 Public opinion polls general 1: 0763, 0983; 5: 0178; 1: 0951; 7: 0500; 27: 1014 14: 0012 Public relations and music 22: 0377 33: 0538 U.S. south 7: 0204 Public schools Racial discrimination Battle Creek, Mich. 10: 0821 general 2: 0266; 4: 0030; 8: 0086; Bible reading in Massachusetts schools 11: 0214; 16: 0849; 21: 0046; 32: 0862 24: 0383; 28: 0402, 0806; 30: 0691; general 19: 0574; 23: 0743; 24: 0315; 32: 0385 25: 0362; 32: 0018; 33: 0013, 0202, history of 6: 0398 0867 Ingram, Rosa Lee, criminal procedure National Citizens Commission for the 19: 0475 Public Schools 31: 0248 Jim Crow laws 27: 0783 radio programs 20: 0178 Kentucky 21: 0236 see also D.C. public schools U.S. 13: 0790; 24: 0241; 32: 0528 Public services Radio 20: 0734 American Federation of Radio Artists Public welfare programs 9: 0932 11: 0822; 15: 0542; 20: 0255 educational broadcasting 23: 0459 see also Child welfare expression of personal views 27: 0017 see also Social security general 1: 0897; 2: 0647; 3: 0042; Publishers and publishing 5: 0132; 32: 0528 Charles Scribner’s Sons 4: 0694 programs and broadcasts 13: 0735; Doubleday and Company, Inc. 2: 0774 17: 0284; 20: 0178; 22: 0377, 0482; general 3: 0175; 4: 0694; 12: 0561; 23: 0459; 24: 0738; 27: 0017, 0485, 14: 0187, 0954; 20: 0859; 28: 0883; 1014; 31: 0559; 33: 0013, 0608 33: 0013 propaganda 31: 0272

196 stations 10: 0025 15: 0233, 0371, 0413, 0826; United Electrical Radio and Machine 16: 0102; 17: 0435; 20: 0638, 0772; Workers of America 31: 0443 21: 0215; 24: 0519; 26: 0573, 0858; USSR 13: 0296 27: 0395; 30: 0001 Voice of America 29: 0500 Germany 9: 0964 Voice of Democracy contest 32: 0068 handicapped 27: 0332 WHA 23: 0459 IRO 19: 0699 WWDC 33: 0013 Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee Railroads 3: 0126 Jim Crow laws 27: 0783 legislation 20: 0034 Ramaz School Lithuanian 22: 0094 27: 0108 orphans 19: 0699 Randao, Joseph in Palestine 19: 0330; 21: 0734; 7: 0145 22: 0534 Rangely, Colorado settlement in the Bahamas 12: 0701 27: 0150 and the UN 21: 0194 The Rangely Driller (newspaper) in USSR 19: 0743 27: 0150 Rego Park Houses Rath, Frederick L. 27: 0296 27: 0242 “Religion in Contemporary Society” Rathbone, Elizabeth H. (speech) 7: 0184; 27: 0246 30: 0873 Rathbone, Joel Religions 7: 0186 families 19: 0520 Reader’s Digest general 18: 0019; 23: 0624 27: 0271; 29: 1030 Judaism 21: 0571; 28: 0008 Reading, Lady Stella Moral Re-Armament 31: 0248 7: 0195; 27: 0255 One World in Religion (booklet) Real estate business 27: 0332 23: 0667 science and technology 20: 0859; Rebel at Large (book) 31: 0754 32: 0189 The Secrets of Religion Down Through The Red Menace (motion picture) the Ages (booklet) 27: 0332 27: 0378 Sri Aurobindo (leader) 23: 0932 Refugees world peace 14: 0729 Arabs from Israel 11: 0001 see also Christianity Belgium 10: 0963 Religious art in China 19: 0743 26: 0408 Citizens Committee on Displaced Religious Generations Foundation Persons 14: 0875 27: 0332 clothing and clothing industry 8: 0748 Religious liberty Czechoslovak children 27: 0676 anti-Semitism 23: 0890 Displaced Persons Act of 1948 26: 0858 general 17: 0001 education and employment 19: 0699 International Association for the Emergency Council for Displaced Defense of Religious Liberty European Professionals 15: 0598 25: 0337 general 2: 0029, 0743; 3: 0539; 4: 0068, World Religious Freedom Day League 0448; 5: 0155; 7: 0133, 0151; 21: 0787 8: 0020; 9: 0463, 0484; 11: 0025, Religious Liberty Association 0111; 12: 0410; 13: 0660; 14: 0875; 7: 0240

197 Relocation general 11: 0385; 17: 0435; 31: 0127 21: 0979 see also Eminent domain Rent control Rights-of-way and easements 13: 0342, 0854; 18: 0045; 25: 0413 26: 0136 Rental housing Jacob A. Riis Neighborhood Settlement 4: 0546; 10: 0393; 11: 0822; 29: 0516; 27: 0549 32: 0553 Ringel, William E. A Report on Education (booklet) 27: 0580 28: 0641 Ritter Brothers Republic Studios 27: 0601 27: 0378 Rivera, Frank G. 27: 0604 Republican Party Rizal, Philippines 4: 0702; 8: 0119; 11: 0822; 32: 0196 22: 0017 Research Robbery and theft family genealogies 26: 0305 19: 0574; 27: 0163 general 11: 0631 Robinson, Felix Lutheran Research Society of Detroit 7: 0309; 27: 0652 22: 0767 Robinson, Robert W. New School for Social Research 27: 0672 24: 0968 Rockefeller, Nelson see also Educational research 27: 0705 see also Medical research Rockland State Hospital Resettlement, Rehabilitation, and Aid for 31: 0978 European Trade Unionists and Liberals Rogatschewsky, Michael 7: 0246; 27: 0395 8: 0857 Retail trade Rohde, Ruth 22: 0223 27: 0765 Retirement Rome, Italy 13: 0761; 19: 0417 28: 0726 Reuther, Walter P. Romulo, Carlos P. 27: 0420; 33: 0897 27: 0776 Rheumatic fever Roosevelt, Amy 14: 0171 27: 0835 Rhode Island Roosevelt, Anna 19: 0262, 0289 see Boettiger, Anna Roosevelt Rhodes, June Roosevelt, Belle 7: 0255; 27: 0455 7: 0376; 27: 0849 Rich, Wilmer Shields Roosevelt, Diana 7: 0264 27: 0869 Richardson, L. L. Roosevelt, Dorothy 7: 0276 27: 0869 Julia Richman High School Roosevelt, Elliott 4: 0582 13: 0109; 27: 0903 Richmond, Ted Roosevelt, Franklin D. 27: 0540 America Celebrates Franklin D. Right of privacy Roosevelt’s Birthday (radio program) 7: 0389 24: 0738 Right of property bust 14: 0560 during war 19: 0574 current events and the Bible 31: 0891

198 future of 20: 0212 Franklin D. Roosevelt Home Club general 1: 0015, 0132, 0135, 0147, 16: 0549 0334, 0435, 0485; 2: 0081, 0281, Franklin D. Roosevelt Library 0605, 0791; 3: 0241, 0507, 0520, 3: 0323; 10: 0711; 16: 0565 0823, 0984; 5: 0214, 0267; 6: 0670, Franklin D. Roosevelt Lodge 0698; 7: 0958; 8: 0062, 0119, 0182, 16: 0527 0291, 0560; 9: 0368; 13: 0407, Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial 0552; 14: 0686; 15: 0068; 17: 0491, Foundation 0613, 0766; 20: 0358, 0526; 16: 0595; 31: 0353 21: 0545; 22: 0482, 0921; 23: 0932, Roosevelt organizations and memorials 0969; 25: 0611; 28: 0883, 0973; 7: 0408; 27: 1012 30: 0096, 0560; 31: 0034, 0754; Roosevelt Portrait (book) 32: 0402; 33: 0001, 0838 21: 0934 Great Depression 27: 0717 Roper, Elmo La Paz, Bolivia, park 30: 0096 18: 0279; 27: 1014 memorabilia 33: 0013 Rosenberg, Anna M. monuments and memorials 13: 0001, 7: 0423; 27: 1048 0211; 19: 0417; 23: 0377; 28: 0402; Rosenblatt, Henry 30: 0846; 31: 0907 4: 0668 military awards, decorations, and Rosenman, Sam medals 31: 0835 7: 0427; 28: 0001 Munich Conference 26: 1010 Rosenthal, Rudolf New Deal 28: 0092 28: 0008 personal letters 7: 0415, 0427 Julius Rosenwald Fund Phi Beta Kappa membership 18: 0758; 4: 0609; 20: 0436 26: 0259 Ross, Howard S. political life 18: 0184 7: 0442; 28: 0051 rumors about 15: 0470 Ross, Irwin Warm Springs, Georgia 25: 0710 28: 0092 Roosevelt, Franklin D., Jr. Rotary Clubs 7: 0382; 27: 0906; 32: 0683 25: 0710 Roosevelt, James Round, Rally (fictional first female 7: 0386; 15: 0035; 27: 0913 president) Roosevelt, James, Sr. 30: 0541 7: 0427; 28: 0028 Roxas Club Roosevelt, Janet 15: 0940 27: 0931 Royal Navy Roosevelt, Sara 10: 0428 27: 0942 Ruby, Robert H. Roosevelt College (Chicago, Ill.) 28: 0287 27: 0945 Ruediger, Clara Roosevelt College in the Press of the 26: 0598 Nation, 1945–1949 (booklet) Ruhr area, Germany 27: 0945; 29: 0897 20: 0085; 27: 0378 Roosevelt family Runaway and missing persons 3: 0015; 4: 0766 10: 0741; 19: 0775 Roosevelt Foundation Ruppel, Louis 7: 0389; 27: 0982 28: 0306 Roosevelt High School (Hyde Park, N.Y.) Rural unrest 27: 0998 16: 0126; 22: 0017

199 Rusk, Dean Santa Claus 7: 0471; 28: 0312 14: 0346 Rusk, Howard A. Santa Monica, California 7: 0477; 28: 0316 33: 0202 Russell Sage College (New York) Saunders, Margaret 7: 0489 28: 0611 Clara Blanchard Russell School for Save-a-Child Foundation Young Women 13: 0660 13: 0328 Save the Children Federation Russia 7: 0583; 28: 0639 see Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Sayre, Elizabeth (USSR) 28: 0690 Rustin, Bayard Sayre, Francis B. 27: 0783 28: 0690 Rutman, Lawrence Scarlett, William 28: 0356 7: 0590; 28: 0695 Ryan, Bernard Scheele, Leonard A. 28: 0375 28: 0759 Ryan, Harriet Schneiderman, Rose 28: 0375 7: 0627; 28: 0839 Ryan, William Scholarships 28: 0375 foreign students 29: 0318 Ryman, George L. Fullbright 27: 0835 28: 0394 general 12: 0671; 15: 0005; 17: 0087; Sailors Snug Harbor 29: 0743; 30: 1021 12: 0312 Indian “untouchables” 29: 0186 Sales Executive (magazine) School administration 28: 0480 American Association of School Sales Executive Club of New York Administrators 9: 0001, 0820; 28: 0480 33: 0202 Sales workers colleges and universities 16: 0747 28: 0480 general 9: 0103; 10: 0110; 11: 0229; Salmon, George H. 19: 0001; 24: 0968 23: 0904 Howard University 4: 0194 Saltford Flower Shop School busing 7: 0548; 28: 0534 10: 0342 The Salvation Army School libraries 28: 0521 20: 0759; 24: 0315 San Antonio Mission Foundation (Calif.) Schwager, Charles 28: 0536 7: 0665; 28: 0941 San Diego County, California Schwartz, Abba 18: 0835 28: 0955 San Francisco, California Science and technology 7: 0550; 23: 0743 Bible 26: 0001 San Francisco Youth Association general 5: 0798, 0809; 7: 0482; 8: 0857; 7: 0550 11: 0631; 15: 0068; 17: 0516; Sanders, Valeria 25: 0388; 30: 0578 28: 0572 inventions 20: 0941 Sandifer, Durward V. religions 20: 0859; 31: 0754 7: 0578; 28: 0592 see also Astronomy

200 Scott, Michael Shah of Iran 7: 0672; 28: 0988; 32: 0618 see Pahlavi, Mohammad Reza Scottish Rite News Bulletin (Freemason Shakespeare, William publication) 11: 0045 23: 0743 Shanghai, China Sculpture 19: 0743; 30: 0001 11: 0045; 14: 0560; 15: 0446; 29: 0001 Shapiro, Nathan Seay, Maurice F. 7: 0724; 29: 0125 28: 0641 Shawnee Leadership Institute The Secrets of Religion Down Through (Wallingford, Vt.) the Ages (booklet) 29: 0159 27: 0332 Shedd, Charlotte Securities 29: 0182 10: 0025; 27: 0783 Sheean, Vincent Security 29: 0186 1: 0035; 12: 0286; 25: 0257, 0805 Shepard, James E. Seditious Activities Commission 6: 0698 27: 0945 Sherwood, Robert E. See Magazine 29: 0283 28: 1038 Sherwood, Sidney Segovia, Louis 29: 0295 7: 0700; 29: 0001 Ships and shipbuilding Seil, Alberta Bond Atlantic-Gulf Ship Canal 26: 0136 28: 1040 Liberty ships 22: 0676 Selective Service Act of 1948 Shirley, Caroline 17: 0001 1: 0428 Self-employment Shoe industry 25: 0198 1: 0341 Senate Sicher, Dudley 21: 0639; 23: 0656 29: 0348 Seneca Indians Sidis Institute 26: 0225 29: 0348 Senior Scholastic (magazine) Silver 28: 0851 9: 0226 Sentences, criminal procedure Silverman, A. G. Burns, Robert W. 21: 0571 2: 0344 general 13: 0296; 23: 0624 Simon and Schuster violation of Jim Crow laws 27: 0783 29: 0468 see also Capital punishment Simsarian, Frances Service Bureau for Women’s 29: 0498 Organizations Simsarian, James 29: 0079 29: 0498 7UP Bottling Company (Jacksonville, Sinclair, Mary Tex.) 29: 0500, 32: 0466 Sinclair, Upton Sex discrimination 7: 0809; 29: 0500 33: 0709 Singer, Jeanne Sex education 29: 0511 6: 0327

201 Singh, J. J. South Africa 29: 0526 7: 0672; 28: 0988 Sioux Indians South America 27: 0717 unification with Central America Skouras, Spyros 26: 0687 29: 0534 South Atlantic Quarterly Slaves and slavery 33: 0576 6: 0398 South Dakota Small business 26: 0858 26: 0765 South West Africa Smith College (Northampton, Mass.) 28: 0988; 29: 0811 27: 0459; 29: 0706 Southern Regional Council, Inc. Smith, Hilda 29: 0826 29: 0649 Sovereignty Smith, Ira 2: 0875; 21: 0001; 29: 0842 31: 0353 Spain Smith, Margaret Chase foreign loans 22: 0173 7: 0870; 29: 0690 foreign relations 29: 0842 Smith, Quinton Roy general 12: 0701; 13: 0407, 0967; 29: 0615 14: 0848; 18: 0534; 21: 0123; Smith, Rodney 25: 0168; 27: 0065, 0378; 28: 0883; 1: 0541 29: 0842; 30: 0578 Social security translation of UDHR 27: 0434 benefits 10: 0001 and the UN 22: 0570 general 4: 0986; 17: 0958; 20: 0669; see also Franco, Francisco 21: 0252; 25: 0473; 27: 0522; Spanish Cultural Index (booklet) 28: 0394 30: 0578 Native Americans 13: 0622; 21: 0427 Sparling, Edward J. Socialism 29: 0897 14: 0768; 28: 0092 Spears Sanitarium Socialist Workers Party 28: 0319 4: 0878 Specifications and drawings Society for Ethical Culture 19: 0440 7: 0901 Speeches and addresses Society for the Prevention of Medical general 2: 0039, 0165, 0502, 0970; Accidents 4: 0402, 0594; 8: 0476; 10: 0168, 10: 0597 0632, 0821; 11: 0546; 13: 0989; Society of the Silurians 14: 0148, 0751; 15: 0518, 0905; 29: 0385 16: 0527; 17: 0293, 0406, 0581, Socio-economic systems 0941; 18: 0112; 19: 0657; 21: 0513, 29: 0186 0639, 0979; 23: 0175, 0513, 0584; Sociology 24: 0001, 0269, 0383, 0603, 0772; 30: 0578 25: 0081, 0292, 0413, 0442, 0757; Solomon, Eleanor 28: 0051, 0459; 29: 0826; 32: 0001, 29: 0743 0672; 33: 0791, 0809, 1079 Sonata in D Minor Huggins, Molly 19: 0228 26: 0893 Paysse Reyes, Hector 25: 0953 Sororities sermons 33: 0202 6: 0865 Taylor, Harold 30: 0873 see also Private clubs and societies

202 Spellman, Francis Cardinal industry and commerce 32: 0466 10: 0492; 13: 0761; 15: 0128; 16: 0231; missing and unaccompanied children 17: 0035; 18: 0279, 0347, 0656, 19: 0775 0672; 19: 0435, 0574; 22: 0752; population 25: 0725 23: 0328; 24: 0908; 26: 0281; Stepanchuk, Vasil 27: 0271, 1014; 29: 0934; 30: 0691; 20: 0772 32: 0762, 0943; 33: 0013, 0202, Stephens, Donald 0867 7: 0979; 30: 0271 Spingarn Medal Award Stepinac, Aloysius, Archbishop 20: 0277 2: 0001 Spivak, Lawrence Stettinius, Edward R. 29: 0965 7: 0988; 30: 0283 Sporborg, Constance Stevenson, Adlai 29: 0968 7: 0990; 30: 0314 Sports and athletics Stewart, Gilbert “Pete” baseball 24: 0363 30: 0343 general 11: 0082; 22: 0251 Still Waters and Other Poems (booklet) lacrosse 21: 0001 15: 0556 swimming 17: 0989 Stirling, Sarah Vowell Daingerfield water polo 17: 0989 30: 0348 Sprigle, Ray Stout, Pola 1: 0457 30: 0416 Sri Aurobindo Stout, Rex see Aurobindo, Sri 30: 0416 St. James Methodist Church Straight, Michael 1: 0274 8: 0044; 30: 0452 St. Louis Dispatch Strasser, Otto 14: 0832 29: 0721; 30: 0419 St. Louis, Missouri Strategy for Liberals (book) 26: 0808; 28: 0695 28: 0092 Stalin, Joseph Straus, Nathan 16: 0126; 23: 0459 30: 0460 Stamps Strutwear Knitting Company see Philately 31: 0073 State aid to education Stryker, Lloyd Paul 11: 0822 30: 0471 State Citizens Committee for NYC Students Hospital Bond Issue aid 17: 0435 24: 0984 Black Americans 23: 0875 State finance directories 11: 0951 11: 0822 educational broadcasting 23: 0459 State governments general 1: 0951; 5: 0245; 33: 0202 10: 0569 Howard University class of 1949 State laws 19: 0001 24: 0241 International Student Conference Statistical data 10: 0632 children 31: 0705 Students for Democratic Action 8: 0054 education 28: 0641; 33: 0538 tour of U.S. south 32: 0943 foreign assistance 26: 0478 UN education 8: 0416 foreign countries 26: 0478 UN visit 15: 0669

203 Students cont. Tammany Hall United States National Student 14: 0615; 26: 0624 Association 8: 0535 Tappan Hill (restaurant) unrest 10: 0110 22: 0094 visit to Hyde Park, N.Y. 18: 0133; Tara Devi 32: 0943 see Kapurthala, India see also Foreign students Tariffs Students for Democratic Action 27: 0163; 32: 0294 8: 0054; 30: 0535 Taxation Subversive activities general 10: 0342; 11: 0822; 13: 0680; 1: 0101, 0254; 2: 0054; 6: 0267 14: 0987; 25: 0473; 28: 0394, 0437; Subversive Activities Commission 31: 0127 31: 0738 income taxes 18: 0422 Suden, Thelma margarine 13: 0871 30: 0541 presidential pay 32: 0630 Suicide Tax fraud and evasion 20: 0507 11: 0691 Supreme Court Tax incentives and shelters cases argued by NAACP 24: 0383 26: 0478 Congress relations 29: 0811 Taylor, Harold decisions 6: 0398 30: 0873 reform 28: 0092 Taylor, Myron Surgery 30: 0895 4: 0135 Teacher education Surplus Property Act of 1944 3: 0400; 25: 0897; 29: 0427 15: 0005; 30: 1021 Teachers Surveys and questionnaires directories 11: 0951 26: 0076 employment termination 20: 0374 Sweatt, Heman Marion general 1: 0779; 11: 0822; 28: 0641; 30: 0691 33: 0202 Swimming parent relations 31: 0642 17: 0989 Parent-Teacher Organizations 6: 0798; Swiss-American Society for Cultural 25: 0800 Relations Teen Ager Hospital Auxiliary (Westwood, 8: 0095 N.J.) Swope, Herbert Bayard 8: 0156 8: 0106; 30: 0767 Telepathy Syracuse University 17: 0321 12: 0162 Television Syrups and sweeteners general 9: 0932 1: 0541 Meet the Press 23: 0175 Tableware and cutlery and music 24: 0551 4: 0766; 9: 0001 programming 8: 0156; 18: 0395 Tabouis, Genevieve Tennessee 30: 0786 17: 0581 Taft, Robert A. Teplitsky, Louis 3: 0677 30: 0928 Takagi, Tomiko Terrell, Mary Church 30: 0788 1: 0414

204 Texas Toombs, Henry 32: 0466 31: 0230 Textbooks Torchlight Productions 22: 0973; 23: 0743 29: 0947 Textile industry and fabrics Torres, Edelberto Ainslie Knitting Machine Co., Inc. 8: 0001 15: 0971 Tourist trade American Federation of Hosiery 32: 0818 Workers 31: 0073 Toy, Henry, Jr. Japan 33: 0695 31: 0248 knitting machines 15: 0971 Toys and toy industry Strutwear Knitting Company 31: 0073 dolls 3: 0285; 15: 0611; 31: 0127 U.S. 33: 0695 Trade agreements Textile Workers Union of America 5: 0074; 32: 0294 30: 0928 Trade unions Thailand see Labor unions 1: 0582 Traffic accidents Theater 14: 0068 Barter Theatre 10: 0671 Transportation Come to the Stable 10: 0963 26: 0478; 32: 0196 exhibitions and trade fairs 11: 0951 Travel general 1: 0635; 3: 0579; 14: 0068; 1: 0399, 0516; 2: 0077, 0315; 3: 0473, 29: 0947 0778, 0896; 4: 0594; 5: 0539; The Wild Duck 19: 0001 6: 0895; 8: 0095, 0365; 11: 0563; This I Remember (book) 12: 0915; 24: 0001, 0269; 25: 0757; 12: 0561; 29: 0186, 0788 27: 0913; 28: 0603, 0695; 31: 0230 This Is Your FBI (radio program) Treasure hunting 2: 0647 4: 0106 This Precious Dust (book) Trees and plantlife 4: 0814 Bagatelle Nursery 10: 0725 Thomas, Elbert D. Costos Florist 2: 0235 14: 0965 flowers 18: 0717 Thompson, Geraldine Saltford Flower Shop 7: 0548; 28: 0534 31: 0001 Trenton, New Jersey Thompson, Mildred 23: 0624 31: 0043 Trials Tibbetts, J. general 14: 0987 31: 0073 war crimes 17: 0163; 19: 0775 Tiffany & Co. see also Witnesses 8: 0236; 9: 0001; 31: 0114 Trieste, Italy Tillett, Gladys 14: 0514 31: 0161 Tri-State Council on Family Relations Tilly, Dorothy 18: 0112 31: 0166 Truman, Harry S. Time 1: 0116; 2: 0688; 6: 0906; 13: 0476; 31: 0185 23: 0459; 24: 0603; 26: 0478; Tobias, Channing 32: 0818 31: 0215 Truman Doctrine Todd Hill Association 25: 0257 31: 0190

205 Truxtun-Decatur Naval Museum Union of Soviet Socialist Republics 1: 0863 (USSR) Tuberculosis Black Americans 25: 0413 3: 0778; 5: 0245 foreign relations 1: 0280, 0457; 2: 0688; Tuition Plan, Inc. 3: 0215, 0984; 5: 0447, 0539, 0611, 31: 0344 0809; 6: 0725; 7: 0080; 8: 0937; Tully, Grace 9: 0165, 0683; 17: 0695; 22: 0128, 8: 0291; 31: 0353 0973; 23: 0459, 0705; 28: 1040 Turkey general 6: 0698; 12: 0603, 0701; 4: 0448 16: 0126; 29: 0500 Turnbull, Effie Jane history 5: 0809 31: 0374 nuns and orphans in China 30: 0001 Tuskegee Institute political philosohpy 5: 0809 17: 0137 POWs in 25: 0198 Mark Twain and Franklin D. Roosevelt propaganda against 6: 0006; 31: 0272 (pamphlet) psychological warfare 16: 0766 13: 0407 radio programs 13: 0296 U.S. citizens refugees 19: 0743 11: 0921 securities 27: 0783 Ukraine UDHR 32: 0894 foreign relations 22: 0973 war 21: 0615 workers in Belgium 29: 0329 United Electrical Radio and Machine Understanding Politics: A Practical Workers of America Guide for Women (book) 31: 0443 33: 1053 United Handicapped of America, Inc. Unemployment 31: 0449 31: 0287 United Jewish Appeal Unemployment compensation 8: 0353; 31: 0477 11: 0822 United Kingdom (UK) UNESCO economic crisis 24: 0940 see United Nations Educational, foreign relations 14: 0719; 28: 0988 Scientific and Cultural Organization general 12: 0701 UNESCO World Review (radio program) Ireland unification 17: 0654; 20: 0669 31: 0559 London Star 26: 0751; 27: 0893 UNGA navy 10: 0428 see United Nations General Assembly United Nations (UN) UNHRC American Association for the United see United Nations Human Rights Nations 9: 0683; 25: 0839 Commission The Children’s Letter to the United UNICEF Nations 13: 0138 see United Nations International Collegiate Council for the UN 13: 0602 Children’s Emergency Fund educating students 8: 0416 Union Democratica Interamericana employment 14: 0899; 26: 0209; 31: 0424 32: 0354 Union de Mujeres Americanas ER 28: 0480 see Union of American Women general 1: 0035, 0162, 0173, 0524, 0787, 0823; 2: 0814; 3: 0241; Union of American Women 5: 0065, 0144, 0611; 6: 0733; 31: 0424, 0662

206 7: 0007, 0550, 0672; 8: 0144, 0216, general 4: 0410; 8: 0416; 11: 0631; 0365, 0748, 0937, 0966; 9: 0203, 14: 0233; 17: 0516; 18: 0787; 0281; 10: 0485; 12: 0286, 0603; 22: 0358; 23: 0459; 25: 0839; 13: 0476, 0516, 0915; 14: 0233, 31: 0559 0965; 15: 0148, 0233; 16: 0354, Kansas Commission for UNESCO 0484; 17: 0766; 18: 0765; 20: 0734; 20: 0526 22: 0128, 0534, 0552; 25: 0028; United Nations General Assembly 26: 0478; 28: 0988; 29: 0043; (UNGA) 32: 0581 general 27: 0717; 30: 0001 Institute on the United Nations 6: 0153 meetings 31: 0593 Minnesota United Nations Association visits to 27: 0869 23: 0556 world calendar reform 33: 0925 motion pictures 21: 0571 United Nations Human Rights Mount Holyoke College Institute on the Commission (UNHRC) United Nations 24: 0001 4: 0042; 5: 0611; 7: 0509; 8: 0365, organizations 8: 0409, 0431 0409, 0476; 12: 0753; 13: 0552; Paysse Reyes, Hector, speech 25: 0953 16: 0354; 19: 0475; 22: 0507 peacekeeping forces 9: 0195 United Nations International Children’s recognition of Portugal 30: 0001 Emergency Fund (UNICEF) recognition of Spain 29: 0842 4: 0385; 15: 0371; 19: 0330; 21: 0719; refugees 21: 0194 29: 0132; 30: 0001, 0096; 31: 0585 resolution on trafficking in women and United Nations International Nursery children 10: 0076 School secretary-general 5: 0144; 21: 0902; 19: 0574 31: 0617 United Nations organizations Spain 22: 0570 31: 0503, 0576 television program 18: 0395 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation U.S. 8: 0476; 9: 0436; 20: 0772; Administration 31: 0503 21: 0639 visits to 15: 0669; 16: 0059 United Nations Unknown Soldiers Tomb volunteers 8: 0431; 21: 0109 29: 0584 women 25: 0839 United Nations Week World Federation of UN Associations 31: 0617 9: 0275 United Nations World (magazine) world peace 16: 0470 25: 0198; 31: 0630 see also Universal Declaration of United Negro College Fund, Inc. Human Rights (UDHR) 31: 0633 see also World government United Parents Association of New York see also World Health Organization City, Inc. (WHO) 31: 0642 see also individual UN organizations United Service Organizations (USO) and activities 2: 0125; 20: 0287; 25: 0028 United Nations Celebration Week United Social Agency Employees 31: 0503 31: 0662 United Nations Citizenship League United States 31: 0503 aliens in 21: 0236 United Nations Educational, Scientific art tours 30: 0967 and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) balancing budget 22: 0001 employment 29: 0470; 31: 0313 capitalism 28: 0092; 30: 0205

207 United States cont. United World Federalists, Inc. child welfare by state and agency 1: 0162; 8: 0540; 31: 0728 31: 0705 Universal Declaration of Human Rights civil procedure against 16: 0889 (UDHR) civil rights legislation by state 24: 0241 ABA 30: 0096 comic books 23: 0251 first anniversary 31: 0576 communism 25: 0413; 30: 0205 general 6: 0398; 11: 0631; 12: 0753; constitution 22: 0552 13: 0211, 0552; 15: 0148, 0233, Constitutional Convention of 1789 0542; 19: 0247; 20: 0526; 22: 0190, 27: 0717 0626; 24: 0643; 28: 0851; 32: 0478; consumer culture 23: 0667 33: 0709 cultural relations 27: 0163 Nolde, O. Frederick, review 16: 0354 economy 23: 0584; 28: 0092; 32: 0354 Spanish translation 27: 0434 employment 20: 0669 USSR 32: 0894 financial assistance 30: 0096 University of Chicago foreign relations 1: 0280, 0457, 0951; 31: 0738 2: 0688; 3: 0215, 0984; 5: 0447, University of Kansas City 0539, 0611, 0809; 7: 0080; 8: 0937; 2: 0502 9: 0165, 0683; 13: 0179; 14: 0514; University of Texas School of Law 17: 0695; 22: 0128; 23: 0459, 0705; 30: 0691 24: 0772; 26: 0687, 0751; 27: 0213; University of Washington 28: 1040; 29: 0375 10: 0110 foreign visitors 20: 0012 UNRRA history 5: 0809; 22: 0552; 24: 0658 see United Nations Relief and Indian land policy 32: 0901 Rehabilitation Administration lacrosse team tour 21: 0001 Upsala Gazette (newspaper) memorial poetry 25: 0611 22: 0303 Mexican Americans 17: 0766 Urban League National Council of Women of the 14: 0034 United States 24: 0643 Uruguay nursing education 24: 0363 8: 0560 political philosophy 5: 0809 Vacations public opinion 19: 0557; 24: 0839 22: 0335 race relations 7: 0204 The Vagabonds of Greenwich Village racial discrimination 24: 0241; 32: 0528 31: 0801 South 25: 0413; 32: 0943 Valentine, George textile industry and fabrics 33: 0695 31: 0783 UN 8: 0476; 9: 0436; 20: 0772; 31: 0503 Val-Kill Farms war 17: 0958 27: 0903 war widows 30: 0788 Vallon, Joseph watch manufacturing 32: 0294 31: 0801 United States Committee for Care of Van Loon, Gerard Willem European Children 8: 0600 8: 0508; 31: 0705 Van Loon, Henry United States Federation of Justice 8: 0600 2: 0106 Van Loon, Janet United States National Student 8: 0600 Association Van Walt, Helen Forbes 8: 0535 31: 0873

208 Van Waters, Miriam Viscardi, Henry 8: 0610; 31: 0880 32: 0059 Vandalism Viscardi, Lucile 15: 0245 32: 0059 Varga, Ruben George Visits and meetings 31: 0937 Howard University, Board of Trustees Vassar Brothers Hospital 4: 0194 8: 0626; 31: 0945 Hyde Park, N.Y. 6: 0356; 12: 0863; Vassar College (Poughkeepsie, N.Y.) 13: 0627; 15: 0245, 0470; 16: 0059, 8: 0633; 16: 0231; 26: 0076; 31: 0958 0187, 0231; 17: 0163, 0729; Vassar Summer Institute 18: 0133, 0222; 20: 0108, 0374; 8: 0633 21: 0181; 25: 0757; 27: 0676; Ventura, Lottie 28: 0695; 29: 0098, 0207; 32: 0943 31: 0978 Kaye, Danny 20: 0649 Vermont Kaye, Sylvia 20: 0649 29: 0159 meeting minutes 16: 0595; 19: 0001 Vers-atile (booklet of poems) NAACP 24: 0383 28: 1040 prominent German women U.S. visit Veterans 12: 0863 American Legion 10: 0042 UN 15: 0669; 16: 0059 American Veterans Committee see also United Nations General 10: 0103; 21: 0427 Assembly (UNGA) benefits and pensions 9: 0558; Vitamins 11: 0432; 15: 0700; 16: 0918; 17: 0491 18: 0811; 25: 0646 Vitilor (polio treatment) Bonus Army and March 12: 0701; 29: 0584 20: 0584 Voice of America (broadcasting service) disabled 32: 0918 29: 0500 Disabled American Veterans 14: 0867; Voice of Democracy (radio contest) 26: 0356 32: 0068 employment 10: 0918; 22: 0417 Vold, Karl general 29: 0329 32: 0086 health facilities and services 23: 0283 Voluntary military service housing 27: 0296 26: 0241 Jewish War Veterans 20: 0234 Volunteer Film Association Marine Corps League 5: 0593; 22: 0881 32: 0086 Veterans Administration Volunteers 1: 0763; 15: 0700; 22: 0829; 31: 1020 8: 0431; 21: 0109 Veterans of Foreign Wars Von Hesse, Elisabeth 8: 0658; 31: 1026 8: 0682 Village Temple Von Hesse, Maxeda 32: 0001 8: 0682 Virginia Voting rights 14: 0034; 30: 0348 6: 0398; 26: 0992 Virginia Beach, Virginia V. S. Villamor Vocational Institute Library 14: 0034 (Philippines) A Virginia Plantagenet (book) 31: 1028 30: 0348 Waddell, Catherine 32: 0173

209 Wages and salaries Waring, J. Waties 2: 0213; 4: 0175; 6: 0398, 0644; 32: 0385 7: 0442; 13: 0680; 19: 0001; Warm Springs, Georgia 23: 0584 FDR 25: 0710 Walker, Frank C. general 18: 0457 32: 0189 Georgia Warm Springs Foundation Walker, Morton, Mrs. 3: 0409; 31: 0374 32: 0196 polio 28: 0611 Walker, Rae Washington, George 8: 0708; 32: 0253 military rank 16: 0931 Wallace, Henry A. portrait 32: 0818 1: 0235, 0641; 2: 0688; 6: 0634; Washington, Horace 29: 0653; 32: 0288 32: 0402 Wallingford, Connecticut Washington and Lee University 13: 0204 8: 0796 Wallingford, Vermont Washington, D.C. 29: 0159 arts and the humanities 11: 0045 Walters, Emile FDR memorial 28: 0402; 30: 0846 32: 0294 Marshall Heights 22: 0947 Walters, Thorstina National Cathedral 9: 0001 32: 0294 public schools 4: 0030 Waltham Watch Company Washington Post 32: 0294 11: 0691 War Washington Square, New York collateral damage 19: 0574 12: 0312 insurance protection against 32: 0630 George Washington University Jewish War Veterans 20: 0234 3: 0483 Korean crisis 5: 0351 Watches orphans 1: 0203; 12: 0148 31: 0114; 32: 0294 postwar Europe 23: 0904 Water polo prevention 2: 0480; 14: 0965; 23: 0705 17: 0989 psychological warfare 16: 0766 Water supply and use right of property 19: 0574 22: 0229; 26: 0478 in U.S. history 17: 0958 Waterbury, Larry, Jr. with USSR 21: 0615 32: 0466 widows and widowers 30: 0788 Watson, Thomas J. women and prevention 28: 0536 8: 0840; 32: 0517 world peace and Christianity 21: 0410 We Hit the Jackpot (comic book) World War I 13: 0552; 16: 0766 23: 0251 World War II 5: 0267; 13: 0552; Weather 22: 0676; 29: 1030 snowstorms 23: 0459 War Claims Commission Webster, Mabel 8: 0748 8: 0849 War crimes Weisbond, Albert 7: 0794; 17: 0163; 19: 0775 12: 0235 War relief Weisbond, Vera 1: 0154 12: 0235 War reparations Weiss, Helen 17: 0435; 30: 0233 32: 0581

210 Weiss, Louis S. The Wild Duck (play) 8: 0874; 32: 0618 19: 0001 Welfare organizations Wilhelmina, Queen 32: 0653 8: 0976; 32: 0988 The Welfare Reporter (N.J.) Wilkins, Roy 32: 0653 24: 0383 Welles, Sumner Willert, Lady Florence 8: 0899; 32: 0669 8: 0981; 32: 0993 Wellesley College (Wellesley, Mass.) William Smith College 32: 0672 see Hobart and William Smith Colleges Wells, George Williams, Aubrey 8: 0904; 32: 0683 33: 0001 Welsh, Helen Risden Williams, Charl Ormond 31: 0034 9: 0001; 33: 0013, 0202 Wernher, Hilda Wills and probate 27: 0849 4: 0117; 7: 0427; 13: 0584; 26: 0408 West Virginia Wilmington College (Delaware) Alderson Prison 12: 0132 33: 0387 Eleanor (city) 18: 0045 Wilson, Gil Westchester County Association of 33: 0417 Postmasters Wilson, Woodrow 32: 0719 13: 0552 Westwood, New Jersey The Wilson Club 8: 0156 33: 0424 WHA (radio station) Woodrow Wilson Foundation 23: 0459 33: 0891 Whalen, Grover A. Wiltwyck Aid to Youth 8: 0926; 32: 0747 8: 0614; 9: 0103 Wheelchairs Wiltwyck School for Boys 14: 0220 9: 0103; 23: 0377; 25: 0186; 33: 0442, Where the People Stand (radio program) 0538 27: 1014 Winant, John G. White, Harm 33: 0576 32: 0762 Winiewicz, Joseph White, Walter 21: 0324 8: 0937; 24: 0192, 0383; 32: 0804 Winnemucca, Avery The White Cane Society of America 14: 0298 32: 0773 Winslow, Richard S. White House 33: 0603 30: 0578; 32: 0818 Wisconsin White House Conference on Children 7: 0638; 23: 0459 and Youth Wisconsin School of the Air 13: 0138 23: 0459 Whiteman, Marjorie Wise, Stephen 8: 0951; 32: 0894 33: 0628 Widows and widowers Witnesses 17: 0364; 30: 0788 14: 0987 Wiener, Peter The Witting (magazine) 32: 0943 33: 0424

211 Wittman, Deborah Ben Yehuda Women’s employment 33: 0634 16: 0860; 18: 0112; 23: 0667; 28: 0233; Woetzel, Robert K. 33: 1031 33: 0650 Women’s International League for Peace Wolfeboro Industries and Freedom 17: 0205 9: 0203; 33: 0804 Wolff, Claire A. Women’s National Book Association 33: 0695 33: 0809 Woman’s Forum of Nassau County (N.Y.) Women’s National Press Club 26: 0942; 33: 0709 33: 0818 Women Women’s Reformatory of Massachusetts anthropological research 30: 1021 31: 0880 Bible 26: 0001 Women’s Voluntary Services black juvenile delinquents 21: 0164 27: 0255 business and professional women Woodside Sterling Company 12: 0379 9: 0226 children of German women and U.S. Woodsmall, Ruth military personnel 25: 0198 9: 0237; 33: 0893 churches and civil rights 29: 0826 Woodward, Ellen Declaration of the Women of 1948 to the 9: 0240; 33: 0895 Women of 2048 1: 0140 Worker’s compensation first female president 30: 0541 11: 0822; 20: 0287 general 5: 0132; 7: 0821; 8: 0216; World Affairs Council 9: 0203; 24: 0968 9: 0245 Gold Star Wives 17: 0364 World Affairs Council of Northern housing in Detroit, Mich. 26: 0808 California National Woman’s Party 24: 0772 33: 0897 Pan-Pacific Women's Conference World Affairs Council of Rhode Island 25: 0725 19: 0262, 0289 Pi Lambda Theta 26: 0305 World Calendar Association, Inc. political prisoners in Chile 33: 0753 9: 0267; 33: 0925 prevention of war 28: 0536 World calendars prominent Germans 12: 0863; 17: 0163 19: 0303; 21: 0342; 26: 0046; 33: 0925 UN 10: 0076; 25: 0839 World Citizenship Movement, Inc. Understanding Politics: A Practical 9: 0271; 33: 0954 Guide for Women (book) 33: 1053 World Court see also individual women’s 16: 0931; 17: 0406 organizations World Federation of UN Associations see also Women’s employment 9: 0275 Women’s Action Committee for Lasting World government Peace 7: 0007, 0907; 8: 0365, 0540, 0748; 9: 0195; 33: 0769 9: 0281; 13: 0915; 18: 0765; Women’s American ORT 20: 0838; 31: 0728 15: 0085; 33: 0791 World Health Organization (WHO) Women’s City Club of New York 3: 0385; 16: 0716, 0766; 19: 0330; 33: 0798 30: 0001; 33: 0990 Women’s Council of the National World peace Association of Real Estate Brokers Carnegie Endowment for International 23: 0667 Peace 1: 0787

212 children 15: 0579 letter writing campaign 18: 0895 Christianity 16: 0965; 29: 0653 Seil, Alberta Bond 28: 1040 citizenship 33: 0954 Suden, Thelma 30: 0541 educational exchanges 19: 0542 support of handicapped children general 1: 0457; 2: 0106; 5: 0144; 23: 0777 7: 0979; 11: 0025, 0691; 13: 0138; WWDC (radio station) 16: 0931; 17: 0087, 0958; 18: 0433; 33: 0013 20: 0859; 21: 0615; 31: 0814; Yale University 32: 0478 11: 0744 God Bless the Nations: A Prayer for Yen, Y. C. James Peace (song) 30: 0263 9: 0314 International League for Justice and YMCA Peace 5: 0155 see Young Men’s Christian Association The New Beginning: The Only Solution Young, Louisa M. to World Peace (booklet) 26: 0046 33: 1053 One World workshops 17: 0516 Young Men’s Christian Association peacekeeping forces 9: 0195 (YMCA) religions 14: 0729 9: 0354 security 25: 0805 Young Progressives of America UN 16: 0470 8: 0054 war and Christianity 21: 0410 Young Scott Books Women's Action Committee for Lasting 33: 1074 Peace 9: 0195; 33: 0769 Young Women’s Christian Association Women’s International League for (YWCA) Peace and Freedom 9: 0203; 4: 0419; 9: 0359; 33: 1079 33: 0804 Youth World Peace Crusade American Youth Congress 26: 0076 5: 0232 general 2: 0287; 7: 0355; 15: 0148 World Religious Freedom Day League Madison Youth Council 7: 0638 21: 0787 movements 13: 0001 World Republic (organization) National Committee for the Midcentury 9: 0281 White House Conference on The World’s Children (magazine) Children and Youth 24: 0563 15: 0470 New York Times Youth Forum 25: 0001 World War I organizations 33: 1096 13: 0552; 16: 0766 Pioneer Youth of America, Inc. 26: 0330 World War II public opinion of Nigeria 25: 0362 general 5: 0267; 13: 0552 San Francisco Youth Association invasion of the Philppines 22: 0676 7: 0550 Pearl Harbor attack 30: 0777 Teen Ager Hospital Auxiliary 8: 0156 Poland government property 29: 1030 White House Conference on Children World Youth (magazine) and Youth 13: 0138 15: 0148 Wiltwyck Aid to Youth 8: 0614; 9: 0103 Writers and writing World Youth 15: 0148 essay contest 33: 0013 Yugoslavia general 2: 0844; 3: 0254; 14: 0187, 1: 0300; 25: 0337 0954; 17: 0872; 20: 0859; 21: 0304, YWCA 0787; 26: 0076; 28: 0883; 33: 0013 see Young Women’s Christian Gliko, Rose and Joseph J., Jr. 25: 0611 Association human rights pamphlet 26: 0942

213 Zajicek, Otto Zionist Organization of America 14: 0346 16: 0272 Zakowski, Zenon Zuckerman, Irving 33: 1110 33: 1151

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