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Bibliography for the Other Americans in Paris The Other Americans in Paris: Businessmen, Countesses, Wayward Youth, 1880–1941 Nancy L. Green Bibliography Archival Sources American Pro-Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, Paris §45 of the Religious Corporation Law of the State of New York . Congressional Medal Observance (1921) Altar and Processional Crosses (1922–27) . Funeral and Memorial Services Correspondence, 1945–1947 Correspondence and Records, 1885–1918, Rev. John B. Morgan, Rev. Samuel N. Watson Dean Beekman’s World War II files, unmarked “Dorcas Society” . Mission Work [1873–1933] Franco-American Committee for Alsace and Lorraine Evacuees—1940 Gold Star Mother Pilgrimages, 1930–31 . Mission Work Minutes of Vestry, March 4, 1926–December 20, 1934; January 17, 1936–October 18, 1944 Morgan, Harjes . Munroe / to January 1, 1929 Old Documents on the Cathedral, 1880s– Russell H. Porter letter, September 9, 1942 Schools, Smith Student [mismarked] St. Christopher’s Guild, 1930 [mismarked] . Jay Col. Nelson, Dean U.S. Army—Correspondence, Supplies, Weddings Women’s Auxiliary—Misc. Reports 1927–1940 Nancy L. Green, The Other Americans in Paris Bibliography 2 Archives nationales, Paris BB11 Dossiers de Naturalisations (1814 à 1930) BB116657 X 1907 BB1110101—18846 X27 BB1110223—24921 X27 BB1111076 X 09 BB1112000/27357x27 BB1112000/30547x24 BB1112000/5702x05 BB1122108 X 1914 BB1128541 X 1926 BB18 (Division criminelle) BB186062. 19 BL 233—Vente de saucissons américains amidonnés (1908) BB186078. 19 BL 1189—Concurrence déloyale à l’égard d’un fabricant américain de bougies d’automobiles, 1934–1935 F7 (Police general) F713449—Surveillance des ressortissants États-Unis (1926–1932), dossiers 2–6 F714700—Coopération des polices française et américaine pour la répression des délits de droit commun dans lesquels sont impliqués des militaires américains, 1918–1919; inner file: Demande de renseignements pour l’attaché militaire des États-Unis en France (déserteurs américains) F12 (Commerce et industrie) F126318—Accords commerciaux et législations douanières étrangères, XIXème, Pays d’Amérique, États-Unis (1894–1906) Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale James Joyce Collection (GEN MSS 112) Series I, Box 2, Folder 70 Series I, Box 2, Folder 73 Series II, Box 5, Folder 128 Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas Papers (YCAL MSS 76) Nancy L. Green, The Other Americans in Paris Bibliography 3 Series II, Box 97, Folder 1845 Alfred Stieglitz / Georgia O’Keefe Archives (YCAL MSS 85) Series I, Box 4, Folders 96–98 Series I, Box 46, Folders 1086–1103 Daughters of the American Revolution, Paris (kindly lent to me by Ellen Hampton) Rochambeau chapter, Minutes, March 20, 1934–March 27, 1940 Fondation des États-Unis, Paris (archival documents kindly shown to me by the director, Terence Murphy) vol. 1, 1927–1930 Law Offices of S. G. Archibald, Paris (no longer in existence and the files, alas, have been destroyed, although my copious photocopies and notes remain; the call numbers refer to the LOCARCHIVE system, where they were long held; the archive numbers refer to the earlier Archibald filing system) Company files VD3, [no archive number]—Chewing Gum Français VD5, [no archive number]—Films Paramount VD5, Archives 250—Equitable Trust and Chase National Bank of New York VD7, Archives 316—Chase-Equitable Merger VD9, Archives 326—Les Productions Fox Europa, S.A. VD13, Archives 422—United Aircraft VD16, Archives 372—Bulova Watch VD17, Archives 374—Fox Film VD21, Archives 392—Kodak-Pathé VD22, Archives 374—Fox Film VD23, Archives 330—Palmolive VD23, Archives 396—Palmolive—Chiffre d’affaires VD23, Archives 402—Swift et Cie. VD28, Archives 492—Fox Europa c/Knapp VD29, Archives 493—American Express (France) en Formation Nancy L. Green, The Other Americans in Paris Bibliography 4 VD29, Archives 495—Joussein c/Max Factor VD36, Archives 910—National City Bank VD36, Archives 911—The Chase Bank VD37, Archives 932—Chase Bank /Goldman VD47, Archives 508—Palmolive VD49, Archives 511—Films Paramount VD52, Archives 518—Lanvin Claims VD53, Archives 523—Fox Film c/S.A.P.E.C. VD53, Archives 523 [534 on label]—Immobilière place Vendôme I.B.M. VD63, Archives 548—Les Productions Fox Europa VD80, Archives 587—Thomas Hamilton (“Yacht Vagrant”) VD82, Archives 592, 199—Le Matériel Téléphonique VD82, Archives 593—Frigidaire VD82, Archives 594—Bendix America VD89, Archives 605—Société Armstrong, “Dossier de guerre” VD102, Archives 641—Association des Juristes étrangers VD102, Archives 641—Les Productions Fox Europa VD104, Archives 644—Studios Paramount VD118, Archives 466 and 466bis [683 on cover]—Morton/Palmolive fusion VD127, Archives 707—Elizabeth Arden S.A. VD217, Archives 726—Les Productions Fox Europa VD218, Archives 792—Les Productions Fox Europa, Baux VD225 [no archive number]—S.A. Fox Film VD231 [no archive number]—S.A. Palmolive Personal files Miscellaneous box, Archives 463, Blackmer, 1936–1946 S. G. Archibald Box 2, file 22A—“SGA Historical Project Notes” VD3, Archives 201—Marriages VD3, Archives 202—Testaments and Successions VD5, Archives 238—“Mrs. Grey” VD5, Archives 256—Mecklembourg Estate VD5, Archives 814—“Mrs. Grey” Nancy L. Green, The Other Americans in Paris Bibliography 5 VD6, Archives 276—M. et Mme Philippe Le Corbeiller VD6, Archives 299—Office VD19, Archives 383—Mrs. Steichen VD28, Archives 490—Mrs. Moulton VD30, Archives 494—Coudert Brothers re/ James H. Hyde Trust VD35, Archives 864—National City Bank VD39, Archives 631—Mr. S. G. Archibald (juin 1945) VD52, Archives 519—File 520—Office—Correspondence 1940–1943 VD56, Archives 527—Skerten VD80, Archives 586—Mrs. Priscilla S. James (dommages de guerre) VD152, Archives 758—Mr. Henry M. Blackmer National Archives and Record Administration (NARA): National Archives at College Park, MD (NACP) Foreign Service Posts of the Department of State, Record Group 84 Entry no. 2513, Paris Consulate General, 1936–1939 Entry no. 2452A, Paris (France) Embassy General Records, 1936–1941, 1944– 1953 General Records of the Department of State, Decimal Files, Record Group 59, 1910– 1929 and 1930–1939 Préfecture de Police Archives, Paris BA 1681—Colonies étrangères; inner file: Colonie américaine (1947) BA 2176—Consulat des États-Unis Inner file 148.799.G (1) Affaires concernant l’Amérique. Informations (Rapports) 1932–1947 Inner file 148.799.G1 Ambassade. Légation. Consulat des États-Unis à Paris, 1932 à 1949 Inner file 148.799.G (3) Ambassade USA, Correspondance, 1932–1949: Incidents. Accidents. Vols. Demandes de recherches GA Série Etrangers, Carton 1—Baker, Frida, Josephine GA Série Etrangers, Carton 1—Bechet, Sidney, Musicien de jazz Nancy L. Green, The Other Americans in Paris Bibliography 6 GA Série Etrangers, Carton 16—Miller, Henri [sic] GA D8—Duncan, Raymond GA H3—Himes, Chester GA L2—Lindberg, Charles GA L5—Luhan, Joseph GA M6—Miller, Henry GA R6—Rotary Club GA S02—Smith, Daniel [Hally-Smith] GA S14—Stein, Gertrude GA S19—La compagnie Singer S.A. GA T9—Thompson, Clarence GA V1—Von Seidlitz, Frieda (Baronne) GA W1—Warner, Joan GA W1—Wood, William GA W3—Westinghouse 1W01 45525—Vaudray, Camille 1W05 45752—Key, Kathleen 1W06 47439—de Sainte-Croix, Marie-Antoinette 1W09 54361—Farid, Doris 1W13 49620—Brownback, Henry 1W201 56463—Root, Waverly 1W230 71400—Turrou, Léo Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, New York City Ada Smith Ducongé / aka Bricktop papers Published Sources Periodicals American Chamber of Commerce, Paris [“France” as of 1919]. Year-Book. 1895–1939. American Chamber of Commerce in France. Americans in France: A Directory. 1925–40. American Chamber of Commerce in Paris [“in France” as of 1919]. Bulletin. 1897–1925. Nancy L. Green, The Other Americans in Paris Bibliography 7 American Register. 1868–1904. The American Review. 1922–29. American Women’s Club of Paris. Bulletin. 1923–34. Americans on the Côte d’Azur. 1927–28. Chicago Tribune (European Edition). 1917–35. Journal of the American Dental Club of Paris. 1934–36. New York Herald (European Edition). 1887–1935. New York Herald Tribune (European Edition). 1935–41. Paris Comet. 1927–30. Paris Review: The Illustrated American Magazine in France. 1920–22. Le Tout-Etranger, Annuaire. 1921–23. Books and Articles Adair, Eleanor. Conférences sur la culture scientifique de la beauté. Paris: Adair, 1907. Adam, Thomas. Buying Respectability: Philanthropy and Urban Society in Transnational Perspective, 1840s to 1930s. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2009. Adler, Kathleen, Erica E. Hirshler, and H. Barbara Weinberg. Americans in Paris, 1860–1900. Exhibition catalogue. London: National Gallery Company, 2006. Ajchenbaum, Yves-Marc, and Pierre Benoit. L’Amérique du nord à Paris. Paris: Éditions Rochevignes, 1984. Allan, Tony. Americans in Paris. Chicago: Contemporary Books, 1977. “Les Américains en France.” Hommes et migrations 890 (September 1975): 4–26. “The American Century: A Roundtable.” Diplomatic History 23, special issues (Spring and Summer 1999): 157–370; 391–537. American Chamber of Commerce in France. 1894–1994: The American Chamber of Commerce in France Centennial. Paris: American Chamber of Commerce [1994]. ———. “Then & Now.” Commerce in France 74, special issue (Winter 2009–10). American Hospital of Paris. Annual Report. Paris: American Hospital of Paris, 1925–26. American Hospital of Paris, 1906–2006: A Century of Adventure. Paris: Le Cherche Midi, [2006]. “Americans Abroad.” Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 368, special issue (November 1966). Nancy L. Green, The Other Americans in Paris Bibliography 8 Americans in Paris, 1850–1910: The Academy, the
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