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WPA Written Works New Deal-Produced Writings AN INVENTORY OF NEW DEAL PRODUCED WRITINGS This is a list of New Deal-produced writings, arranged alphabetically by state and by title. Some of these writings went to press and were published—and thus may be available at libraries, or from online sellers, or from online repositories like Hathitrust—and some might only be available at archival institutions, especially the Library of Congress’s Federal Writers’ Project collection. Periodically, we’ll be adding more items to this list. The following resources have been utilized to create this inventory: 1. Evanell K. Powell, WPA Writers' Publications: A Complete Bibliographic Checklist and Price Guide of Items, Major and Minor, of the Federal Writers' Project and Program, Palm Beach, FL: 1976. 2. Harvester Microform, in cooperation with the Library of Congress, Archives of the Federal Writers' Project - Series One: Printed and Mimeograph Publications in the Surviving FWP Files, 1933-1943, excluding State Guides, 1987. 3. Federal Works Agency, Work Projects Administration, Catalogue, WPA Writers’ Program Publications, September 1941, Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1942, available to view at http://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015033686711;view=1up;seq=1 (accessed November 11, 2015). 4. U.S. Senate, The American Guide Series, http://www.senate.gov/reference/resources/pdf/WPAStateGuides.pdf, accessed November 11, 2015. ALABAMA Alabama: A Guide to the Deep South, New York: Richard R. Smith, 1941, 442 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the State Planning Commission.) Alabama: Facts. Events. Places. Tours. (Could be a version of Alabama: Recreational Handbook, see below) 1941, 33 pages. (WPA) Alabama: Hunter, Wetumpka, AL: Wetumpka Printing Company, 1941, 42 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.) Alabama: Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Alabama Department of Conservation.) Captain in Death’s Army, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.) 1 New Deal-Produced Writings Childhood Tuberculosis, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.) Diphtheria and its Prevention, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.) Fish Are Fighters in Alabama, Wetumpka, AL: Wetumpka Printing Company, 1941, 38 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Alabama Department of Conservation.) Fleas, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.) Flies, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.) Focal Infections, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.) Health Almanac, State Tuberculosis Association, 1941, 36 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the State Tuberculosis Association.) How to Control Ants, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.) How to Control Bedbugs, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.) Influenza, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.) Mosquito Control, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.) Rat Extermination, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.) Rats, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.) Rats and Plagues, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.) Sanitation and the Home, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.) 2 New Deal-Produced Writings The Second Greatest Christmas Gift, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.) The Story of Joseph Meister, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.) Tuberculosis in Jefferson County, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.) You and Your Doctor, health pamphlet, 4 pages. (WPA) ALASKA A Guide to Alaska: Last American Frontier, New York: The Macmillan Company, 1939, 427 pages. (WPA, sponsored by John W. Troy, governor of Alaska.) ARIZONA A Two-Fisted Pastor Arrives in Tombstone, an article by Hal L. Hayhurst in the March 1941 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.) Arizona: A State Guide, New York: Hastings House, 1940, 530 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Teachers College at Flagstaff.) Arizona: Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon and Wieck, 1941, 41 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.) Arizona’s Trail, (possibly just illustrations) in the October 1941 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.) Buddies: A Story of the Mines, an article by Carl Raht (or “Haht”) in the April 1941 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.) Children of the Desert, the Story of the Papago Indians, an article by the Arizona Writers’ Project in the January 1942 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.) Drawings, a series of drawings wishing everyone a Merry Christmas, by Ross Santee of the Arizona WPA Writers’ Project, in the December 1939 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.) 3 New Deal-Produced Writings Dr. Thorne’s Lost Mine, an article by Clarice Lehman in the October 1940 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.) El Real De Santa Rita, a Saga of the Old West, an article by the Arizona Writers’ Project, in the March 1942 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.) Eye Witness, an article by Grey-Ensign in the December 1939 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.) Fair Florence, an article by Marshall Beauchamp in the November 1940 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.) Frontier Days in the Old West, an article by the Arizona Writers’ Project, in the August 1942 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.) Indians of Our Land, ca. 1939-1941 (possibly just illustrations) in “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.) John Veikcevich, the story of an American as told to his son Nick, an article by the Arizona Writers’ Project, in the May and June 1942 editions of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.) Lady Lee, an article by Grey Ensign in the January 1940 “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.) Mission San Xavier Del Bac, an article by Joseph Miller in the December 1939 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.) Mission San Xavier Del Bac, New York: Hastings House, 1941, 57 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona Pioneers’ Historical Society.) Music of the Wind and the Sun, an article by the Arizona Writers’ Project in the December 1941 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.) 4 New Deal-Produced Writings Old Fort Huachua, an article by Edward J. Kelley in the September 1942 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.) Reminiscences of an Old-Timer, series of four articles by Edward J. Kelley about James G. Wolfe (February, March, April, and May 1940) in “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine
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