The Inventory
of the
Carleton Beals
Collection
#1347
Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center Beals, Carleton (1893-1979) #1347 Gift of Mrs. Carleton Beals Outline of Inventory
I. Manuscripts, Boxes # 1-106.
A. Published Books: Non-Fiction.
B. Record Album Text.
C. Translation.
D. Published Novel.
E. Published Articles.
F. Published Short Stories.
G. Unpublished Autobiography.
H. Unpublished Non-Fiction.
I. Shorter Book Manuscripts.
J. Unpublished Articles.
K. News Dispatches.
L. Book Projects.
M. Unpublished Fiction: Books.
N. Unpublished Fiction: Short Stories.
O. Plays.
P. Poetry.
Q. Fillers.
R. Manuscripts by Other Authors.
S. Various Unidentified Drafts. 2
II. Printed Matter, Boxes # 107-119.
A. Tearsheets.
B. Research Files, Boxes # 120-142.
C. Personal Files, Boxes # 143-158.
III. Photographs, Boxes # 159-164.
IV. Correspondence, Boxes # 165-199.
Personal and Professional (Chronological), 1916-May 1979.
Addenda, June 17, 1981, Box # 200.
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Beals, Carleton #1347 Gift of Mrs. Carleton Beals December 1979
Box 1
I. Manuscripts.
A. Published Books: Non-Fiction.
1. ADVENTURE OF THE WESTERN SEA: THE STORY OF ROBERT GRAY, Holt, 1956.
Folders 1-2
a. TS with holograph corrections, 2 versions, 133 p. each (cover illus. included).
Folders 3-4
b. CTS draft, 199 p.
2. BRASS-KNUCKLE CRUSADE: THE GREAT KNOW-NOTHING CONSPIRACY, Hastings House, 1960.
Folders 5-7
a. Setting copy with proofreader's marks; 393 p., bibliography.
Folders 8-9
b. Various TS draft pages (incomplete).
Box 2
3. COLONIAL RHODE ISLAND.
Folders 1-5
a. Various TS draft pages.
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Box 2 cont=d.
Folders 6-8
b. Holograph and TS draft pages.
Folder 9
c. Charter of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations (TS copy).
Box 3
4. CYCLONE CARRY: THE STORY OF CARRY NATION, Chilton, 1962.
Folder 1
a. Title pages and illustrations.
Folders 2-6
b. Publisher's corrected TS, 631 p., incl. index and bibliography.
Folders 7-8
c. Galley proofs.
Box 4
Folders 1-7
d. Various TS draft pages with holograph corrections.
Box 5
Folders 1-5
e. CTS, different drafts, incomplete.
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Box 5 cont=d.
Folder 6
f. Photocopy of article re: Carry Nation, signed Howard Sanford Allen.
5. EAGLES OF THE ANDES: SOUTH AMERICAN STRUGGLES FOR INDEPENDENCE, Chilton, 1962.
Folders 7-10
a. TS with holograph corrections (incomplete).
Box 6
Folders 1-4
b. TS drafts with holograph corrections.
Folders 5-10
c. CTS pages.
Box 7
Folders 1-5
d. CTS pages.
6. THE GREAT REVOLT AND ITS LEADERS.
Folders 6-11
a. TS pages with holograph corrections (incomplete).
Box 8
Folders 1-9
b. CTS pages with some holograph corrections, various drafts.
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Box 9
Folders 1-9
c. TS cut-and-paste drafts.
Box 10
Folders 1-8
d. TS cut-and-paste drafts (earlier versions).
Box 11
Folders 1-8
e. TS cut-and-paste drafts (earlier versions).
Box 12
Folders 1-6
f. TS cut-and-paste drafts (earlier versions).
Folder 7
g. Bibliography.
Box 13
7. GREAT GUERILLA WARRIORS. [This book went through many different draft versions, only one of which is available in its entirety. The content of many individual chapters is very similar to two other books, THE NATURE OF REVOLUTION and LATIN AMERICA: WORLD IN REVOLUTION. Besides the complete draft version, many of the folders contain carbons of several hundred consecutive pages, and another draft could possibly be assembled by some combination of these.]
Folders 1-4
a. CTS draft, complete, 2 copies. 7
Box 13 cont=d.
Folders 5-7
b. CTS draft, 354 p., incomplete.
Box 14
Folders 1-9
c. CTS drafts, each containing many consecutive pages.
Box 15
Folders 1-9
d. CTS drafts, various consecutive pages.
Box 16
Folders 1-8
e. TS draft pages with holograph corrections.
Box 17
Folders 1-9
f. TS draft pages with holograph corrections.
Box 18
Folders 1-9
g. TS draft pages with holograph corrections.
Box 19
Folders 1-10
h. CTS draft pages.
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Box 20
Folders 1-5
i. CTS draft pages, some with holograph corrections.
Folders 6-8
j. Cut-and-paste drafts on newsprint.
Box 21
Folders 1-9
k. Cut-and-paste drafts on newsprint.
Box 22
8. HOUSE IN MEXICO, Hastings, 1958.
Folder 1
a. Publisher=s corrected TS, 178 p.
Folder 2
b. CTS draft, complete, 178 p.
9. THE INCREDIBLE INCAS, YESTERDAY AND TODAY. Abelard-Schuman, 1973.
Folders 3-4
a. Publisher=s corrected TS, 150 p., index, bibliography.
Folder 5
b. CTS draft, complete, 125 p. . Folder 6
c. CTS draft, complete, 125 p. (different version).
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Box 22 cont=d.
Folder 7
d. CTS draft, complete, 125 p. (different version), copy.
Folder 8
e. CTS draft, 125 p., incomplete.
Folder 9
f. Various TS draft pages with holograph corrections.
Box 23
Folder 1
g. TS draft pages with holograph corrections.
Folders 2-5
h. CTS draft pages.
Folders 6-7
i. TS and holograph draft pages, on newsprint.
Folder 8
10. JOHN ELIOT: THE MAN WHO LOVED THE INDIANS. Messner, 1957. Publisher=s corrected TS, 158 p.
Box 24
11. LAND OF THE MAYAS, PAST AND PRESENT. Abelard-Schuman, 1966.
Folder 1
a. Publisher=s corrected TS, 92 p., complete, index and bibliography.
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Box 24 cont=d.
Folder 2
b. TS draft on newsprint, incomplete.
Folder 3
c. Various TS and CTS draft pages.
12. LANDS OF THE DAWNING MORROW. [During the late 1930's and the 1940's, Beals wrote several books which were alike in form and content: LANDS OF THE DAWNING MORROW; RIO GRANDE TO CAPE HORN, Houghton Mifflin, 1943; THE COMING STRUGGLE FOR LATIN AMERICA; Lippincott, 1937; AMERICA SOUTH; PANAMERICA: A PROGRAM FOR THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE, Houghton Mifflin, 1940; etc. They all presented a panoramic historical-geographical-political overview of Latin America. No complete MS of any individual one survives, but the draft pages listed below may belong to any one (or several) of these titles.]
Box 25
13. LATIN AMERICA: WORLD IN REVOLUTION, Abelard and Schuman, 1963.
Folders 1-4
a. TS draft pages with holograph corrections (incomplete).
Folders 5-9
b. CTS draft pages.
Box 26
Folders 1-6
c. CTS draft pages.
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Box 26 cont=d.
Folder 7
d. Holograph draft pages.
Box 27
Folders 1-6
e. CTS draft pages.
Folder 7
f. Holograph draft pages.
Box 28
14. THE LONG LAND: CHILE, Coward McCann, 1949 (incomplete).
Folder 1
a. TS draft pages.
Folders 2-4
b. CTS draft pages.
15. THE NATURE OF REVOLUTION, Crowell, 1970.
Folders 5-7
a. Publisher=s corrected TS, 407 p., index, bibliography.
Box 29
Folders 1-4
b. Draft TS pages with publisher's corrections attached (incomplete).
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Box 30
Folders 1-2
c. TS draft pages with holograph corrections.
Folders 3-9
d. CTS draft pages.
Box 31
Folders 1-4
e. CTS draft pages.
Folders 5-7
f. TS drafts on newsprint, incl. some cut-and-paste, some holograph pages.
Box 32
16. NOMADS AND EMPIRE BUILDERS, Chilton, 1961.
Folders 1-2
a. Galley proofs.
Folders 3-5
b. Publisher's correctedTS, 417 p., glossary, index, bibliography.
Box 33
Folders 1-3
c. Cut-and-paste draft on newsprint, incomplete.
Folder 4
d. Glossary, CTS. 13
Box 33 cont=d.
17. STORIES TOLD BY THE AZTECS BEFORE THE SPANIARDS CAME, Abelard-Schuman, 1970.
Folders 5-6
a. Publisher's corrected TS, 165 p., complete, footnotes.
Folders 7-9
b. TS draft pages with holograph corrections.
Box 34
Folders 1-10
c. CTS pages, various drafts.
Box 35
Folders 1-2
d. Earlier version, CTS, 309 p. (pp. 127-132 missing).
Folders 3-5
e. Earlier version, CTS pages, incomplete. Some illustrations.
Folder 6
f. Title pages, contents, outlines and notes from the various versions.
Folder 7
g. Glossaries from various versions.
Folders 8-10
h. Illustrations, taken from facsimile editions of the Aztec Codices.
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Box 36
18. WAR WITHIN A WAR: THE CONFEDERACY AGAINST ITSELF, Chilton, 1965.
Folder 1
a. Galley proofs.
Folders 2-3
b. Publisher's corrected TS, 201 p., complete, incl. index and bibliography.
Folders 4-6
c. Publisher's corrected TS, 368 p., (earlier version, incomplete).
Folders 7-11
d. TS draft pages with holograph corrections.
Box 37
Folders 1-2
e. TS draft pages with holograph corrections.
Folders 3-10
f. CTS pages, various drafts.
Box 38
Folders 1-8
g. CTS pages, various drafts.
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Box 39
Folders 1-10
h. CTS pages, various drafts.
Box 40
Folders 1-2
i. CTS pages, various drafts.
Folders 3-4
j. TS and holograph draft pages on newsprint.
Folders 5-6
k. Cut-and-paste draft pages on newsprint.
Box 41
Folder 1
B. Record album text for UNDER THE FIFTH SUN, Columbia, 1963; CTS version in English (17 p.) and Spanish (22 p.); 2 CTS drafts on newsprint, 14 and 14 p.
Folder 2
C. Translation of ANTI-COMMUNISM IN LATIN AMERICA by Juan Jose Arevalo, former President of Guatemala; TS with holograph corrections, 77 p., incomplete.
Folder 2A
D. Published novel: BLACK RIVER, CTS, 176 p., incomplete.
E. Published articles. [The articles have been divided into published and unpublished according to his bibliography, which is complete through 1971. Many appear in a later, retyped version, which includes date and place of publication. For all the others, this information may be found in 16
Box 41 cont=d.
the bibliography (F. #3).]
Folder 3
1. Bibliography through 1971, CTS, 31 p.
Folder 4
2. AAcknowledge the Wonder,@ TS and 2 carbons, 4 p.
3. Amecameca,@ CTS, 2 copies, 10 p.
4. AAnti-U.S. Front to the South and Lombardo Toledano,@ TS, 2 carbons, 8 p.
5. AArgentina On the Mar. Past Buenos Aires,@ TS and 1 carbon, 10 p.
6. AArms Come Home to Roost,@ CTS, 5 p.
7. AArmy Politics In Brazil,@ CTS, 8 p.
8. AArt and Creativity,@ CTS, 2 copies, 8 p.
Folder 5
9. AArt of a Guatemalan Painter,@ TS, 2 carbons, 4 p.
10. AThe Art of Lying,@ TS, 2 carbons, 6 p.
11. AAn Attack By Bandito,@ CTS, 10 p.
12. ABaron Banana in Puerto Barrios,@ short version, CTS, 3 p.; longer version, 1 TS, 2 CTS, 9 p.
13. ABarricades in Bolivia,@ TS, 2 CTS, 15 p.
14. ABattlefortheCongo,@ several different versions: later retyped copy, apparently the published version, TS and one CTS, 9 p.; shorter version CTS only, 4 p.; missing first page, CTS, 8 p. Box 41 cont=d. 17
15. ABetrayalofthePeon,@ TSand2 CTS, 4 p.
16. ABetween Columns,@ CTS, 5 p.
17. ABlack Alabama,@ TS and 2 CTS, 11 p.
Folder 7
18. ABlack Gold,@ CTS, 20 p.
19. ABlack Shirts Mar. In Latin America,@ 2 versions, both CTS, one 12 p., one 11 p.
20. ABolivia: Tragedy of the Andes,@ TS and 2 CTS, 11 p.
21. ABrazil: Operation Smooth,@ CTS, 7 p.
22. ABreakthrough In the Curtain of Folly,@ 6 p.
23. AA Bust For the Pope,@ CTS, 3 p.
24. AButtering Our Bread On the Wrong Side,@ 2 CTS, 3 p.
Folder 8
25. ACaesar of the Caribbean,@ 2 TS and 2 CTS, 13 p.
Folder 9
26. ACardenas Organizes Capitalism,@ TS and 1 CTS, 14 p.
27. ACastro and the OAS,@ TS and 2 CTS, 11 p.
Folder 10
28. ACentral American Sketches,@ 2 TS, 2 CTS, 12 p.
29. AChemical Cops and Robbers,@ CTS, 10p.
30. AThe Circus Opens,@ CTS, 5 p.
Box 42 18
Folder 1
31. ACivil War in Mexico,@ TS, 2 CTS, 12 p.
32. ALa Coca en Los Andes,@ TS, 1 CTS, 10 p.
33. ACold War On the Costa Chica,@ CTS, 6 p.
34. AColombia: Again the Good Neighbor,@ TS, 2 CTS, 11 p.
Folder 2
35. ACreeping Chaos In Colombia,@ CTS, 7 p. (Also see Box 44, Folder 5.)
36. ACrisis in Chile,@ TS and CTS, 7 p.; also draft CTS, 15 p.
37. ACuba,@ CTS, 13 p.
38. ACuba At the Crossroads,@ 2 CTS, 10 p.
39. ACuba Revisited,@ CTS, 12 p., incomplete.
40. ACuban Amnesty,@ 2 CTS, 3 p. (Also see Box 44, Folder 5.)
41. ACuba's Blood Bath,@ TS and 2 CTS, 8 p.
Folder 3
42. ACybernetics,@ 2 CTSs, 5 p.
43. AThe Deadly Drive to Silence the Press in LatinAmerica,@ TS and2 CTS, 10 p. draft CTS, 7 p.
44. ADemocratic Elections U.S.A.,@ CTS, 4 p.
45. ADisasters and Aid,@ CTS, 5 p.
Folder 4
46. ADollar Diplomacy Explodes In Guatemala,@ galley proofs from Box 42 cont=d. 19
The Progressive (article was not printed; see correspondence files for 1954, under Morris Rubin, editor.)
47. ADominican Republic,@ CTS, 8 p.
48. ADon Quixote Rides Again,@ CTS, 5 p.
49. AEconomic Freedom in the U.S.,@ CTS, 4 p.
50. AEcuador May Be Heading for Dictatorship or Civil War,@ TS and CTS, 8 p.
51. AEnd of the World Strikes Oil,@ TS and 2 CTS, 13 p.
52. AA Feudal Caste Saddles Peru, With U.S. Help,@ TS and 2 CTS, 7 p.
Folder 5
53. AThe Fewer Outsiders the Better,@ TS, 1 CTS, 18 p.
54. AFirst Men of America,@ two versions, one 15 p., one 18 p. (both CTS).
55. AFree Congo,@ CTS, 3 p.
56. AFree Speech in Canada,@ CTS, 5 p.
57. AFrontier Teachers,@ 2 versions, one TS (10 p.) and one CTS (11 p.) of each.
Folder 6
58. AFulgencio Batista's Reply,@ TS and 2 CTS, 14 p.
59. AGas Ahoy,@ TS and 1 CTS, 8 p.
60. AGetting the Truth About Latin America,@ first draft CTS, 9 p.; TS (later) and 2 CTSs, 9 p.
Box 42 cont=d. 20
61. AThe Golden Spike,@ TS and2 CTS, 9 p.
62. AGombo,@ CTS, 10 p.
Folder 7
63. AGood Neighbor Policy,@ TS and 2 CTS, 6 p.
64. AThe Green Dragon,@ CTS, 11 p.
65. AGuadalupe Hidalgo,@ two CTS, 5 p.
66. AGuatemala's Land Reform,@ CTS, 10 p.
67. AThe Guatemala Tragedy,@ CTS, 9 p.
68. AGunboat Diplomacy and the Dominican Crisis,@ TS and 2 CTS, 6 p.
69. AHaiti,@ CTS, 8 p.
70. AThe Hippies Howl,@ CTS, 5 p.
71. AThe Holy Alliance,@ CTS, 5 p.
Folder 8
72. AHometown Revisited,@ TS, 2 CTS, 15 p.
73. AHope Rainbow,@ CTS, 18 p.
74. AHorntoads and Honey,@ CTS, 5 p.
75. AHow Mexico Nearly Lost Its Maya States,@ 2 CTS, 14 p.
76. AIke Goes to Japan,@ CTS, 4 p.
77. AIke's White Horse in Latin America,@ CTS, 5 p.
Folder 9
78. AImpression (of Italy),@ CTS, 6 p. Box 42 cont=d. 21
79. AIn Quest of Sandino,@ CTS, 13 p., 12 p. incomplete.
80. AInformation Please,@ CTS, 5 p.
81. AInside Argentina,@ TS, 2 CTS, 9 p.
82. AInside the Good Neighbor Policy,@ TS, 2 CTS, 19 p.
83. AJewish Question In Mexico,@ CTS, 8 p.
Box 43
Folder 1
84. AKennedy's Land Reform In Peru,@ TS, 7 p.; CTS, 12 p.; later retyped version, TS and CTS, 6 p.; another version, CTS, 5 p.
85. AKisses and Kicks,@ TS and 2 CTS, 7 p.
86. ALaos; Shame of the U.S. in Asia,@ CTS, 5 p.
87. ALatin America, 1957,@ CTS, 5 p.
88. ALatin America, 1958,@ CTS, 6 p.
89. ALatin America, 1959,@ CTS, 8 p.
Folder 2
90. ALet Latin America Federate,@ earlier CTS version (entitled ALatin American Federation?@) 9 p.; TS and 2 CTS, 10 p.
91. ALetters On the Cuban Revolution,@ 2 CTS, 10 p.
92. AThe Light That Failed,@ CTS, 4 p.
93. AMachines and Half-Men,@ CTS, 6 p.
94. AMeaning of the Meeting On Grasshopper Hill,@ TS and 2 CTS, 7 p.
Folder 3 22
95. AMexico Today, Land of Color and Contrasts,@ CTS, 16 p.
96. AMexican Bad Man,@ 2 TS versions, each with 2 CTS, 10 p.
97. AThe Mexican Challenge,@ CTS, 10 p.; later transcript and 2 CTS, 11 p.
98. AMexican Intelligence,@ CTS 10 p.
Folder 4
99. AMigs,@ TS and 2 CTSs, 12 p.
100. AA Modern Don Quixote,@ TS and 2 CTS, 12 p.
101. AMop-Up Month,@ CTS, 6 p.
102. AMornings in the Andes,@ 2 TS copies, one CTS, 9 p.
Folder 5
103. AThe Moroccan War- an International Peril,@ two versions: TS and 2 CTS, 19 p.; TS and 2 CTS, 20 p.
Folder 6
104. AMud Fell On Alabama,@ 2 TS, 2 CTS, 7 p.
105. ANew Crime of Cuba,@ CTS, 15 p.
106. ANew Empires For Old,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 9 p.; later TS with 2 CTS, 7 p.
107. ANew Fire of the Aztecs,@ CTS, 24 p.; CTS, 18 p.
108. ANews From South America,@ CTS, 11 p.
109. ANicaraguan Farce,@ CTS 11 p. ; 2 later TS and 2 CTS, 8 p.
110. ANotes From An Editor's Notebook,@ TS and 2 CTS, 9 p.
Box 43 cont=d. 23
Folder 7
111. AOil and Blood,@ TS and 2 CTS, 9 p.
112. AOil Imperialism Imperils the Peace,@ TS and 2 CTSs, 9 p.
113. AOur Crumbling Good Neighbor Policy,@ TS and 1 CTS, 10 p.
Folder 8
114. AOuthouse Economy,@ TS and 2 CTS, 11 p.
115. AOver-Kill,@ CTS, 5 p.
116. AThe Pampas,@ TS and 2 CTS, 16 p.
117. APan-Americanism: 1937 Style,@ TS and 2 CTS, 14 p.
Folder 9
118. APanama: Big Steal,@ CTS, 6 p.
119. APapa Doc: Emperor of Haiti,@ CTS, 7 p.
120. AParaguay: Well-Oiled Dictatorship,@ 2 CTS, 7 p.
121. APoland and Argentina at San Francisco,@ TS and 2 CTS, 7 p.
122. APot Boils in Central America,@ CTS, 6 p.
123. APot Pourri,@ TS and 2 CTS, 6 p.
Box 44
Folder 1
124. APower Politics,@ CTS, 5 p.
125. APrologue to Cuban Freedom,@ TS and 2 CTS, 5 p.
126. AProsperous Argentina,@ TS and 2 CTS, 5 p. Box 44 cont=d. 24
127. AProud Argentina,@ TS and 2 CTS, 9 p.
128. AQuestions and Answers On Good Neighbors,@ TS and 2 CTS, 4 p.
129. ARecovering Lost Civilizations in the Americas,@ TS and 2 CTS, 13 p.
Folder 2
130. ARed Clay,@ 2 incomplete drafts, 9 and 10 p.
131. ARed Star In the Americas,@ CTS, 12 p.
132. ARed Star Over Latin America,@ CTS, 8 p.
133. ARemaking of Argentina,@ TS and 2 CTS, 8 p.
134. ARifle Rule In Cuba,@ CTS, 6 p.; CTS, 5 p.
135. ARotary Club South,@ CTS, 6 p.
136. ASaint Francis Is Tabu,@ CTS, 5 p.
137. AScapegoat Marcos Perez,@ CTS, 5 p.
Folder 3
138. ASecond Thoughts On Guatemala,@ 2 versions CTS, 4 p.; CTS, 6 p.
139. ASex Life In Latin America,@ CTS, 32 p.
140. AShake-Up At Latin American News Agency,@ TS and 2 CTS, 10 p.
141. ASharing-the-Wealth, Mexican Style,@ TS and 2 CTS, 11 p.
Folder 4
142. ASolidaridad: Por que? Para quien?" 2 versions: CTS 5 p., incomplete; CTS, 5 p., complete.
Box 44 cont=d. 25
143. ASpanish Tragedy,@ TS and 2 CTS, 3 p.
144. ASpot Light On Dollars,@ CTS, 7 p.
145. ASpring Valley People,@ CTS, 8 p.
146. AStory of An Island,@ 2 CTS, 6 p.
147. AStrange Victories,@ CTS, 5 p.
148. ATaking You Inside the House of Mexico,@ 2 CTS, 7 p.
149. ATepoztlan,@ 2 CTS, 19 p.
150. AThat Cap,@ TS and 2 CTS, 8 p.
Folder 5
151. AThose Who Have Gone Back,@ CTS, 6 p.
152. AThreat to Cuba Continues,@ TS, 3 p.; 2 CTS, 3 p.
153. ATin War In Bolivia,@ CTS, 8 p.
154. ATrotsky Rides Again,@ CTS, 7 p. (incomplete).
155. ATrotsky: Menance Or Prophet,@ TS and 1 CTS, 21 p.
156. AThe Trotsky Trial,@ CTS, 16 p.
157. ATyranny In The Caribbean,@ 2 CTS, 8 p.
Folder 6
158. AUruguay: Big Little Land,@ CTS, 7 p.
159. AU.S. Puppets Can Rule Colombia Only By Terror,@ TS and 2 CTS, 8 p.
160. AVenezuela Key Spot In the Dollar Empire of U.S. Capitalists,@ TS and 2 CTS, 7 p. 26
Box 44 cont=d.
161. AVictory at San Jose,@ CTS 3 p.
162. AViva Nixon!,@ 2 versions: CTS, 7 p.; CTS, 6 p.
163. AWar Criminals: Cuban Style,@ CTS, 6 p.
164. AWhere Does Charity Begin?@ CTS, 4 p.
165. AWhere to Get Off,@ CTS, 2 p.
166. AThe White Terror,@ CTS, 7 p.
167. AWhither Cuba?,@ CTS, 8 p.
168. AWhither Mexico?,@ TS and 2 CTS, 10 p.
Folder 7
169. AWho Gets the Arms?@ CTS, 5 p.
170. AWho Wants War With Mexico?,@ TS and 2 CTS, 11 p.
171. AWhose Property Is Kellogg Protecting?@ TS and 2 CTS, 12 p.
172. AWho=s Winning In Spain?@ TS and 2 CTS, 4 p.
173. AWiping Up the Blood,@ TS and 2 CTS, 9 p.
174. AYankee In Havana,@ TS, 2 p.
175. AYankees in Latin America@ (published in Politica, Mexican magazine, with the title ALos Yanquis en la Argentina@), CTS, 7 p.
F. Published short stories.
1. ASong of the Whip,@ CTS, 13 p.
2. AThe Wee One,@ CTS, 20 p.
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Box 45
G. Unpublished autobiography. [Throughout his life, Beals worked intermittently on an autobiography, which he variously titled LIFE AT THE FULL, GOLDEN GATE, UNDER THE FIFTH SUN, `TWIXT TWO ETERNITIES, and GOODBYE WORLD. No complete draft survives, although the correspondence indicates that one was sent out to publishers (this may have been an outline or sample chapters, however). The many hundreds of pages have been divided into TS and CTS, with the earliest versions listed first. Where many consecutive pages appear together, page numbers are listed.]
Folder 1
1. CTS, p. 19-157 (p. 38-49 missing).
Folder 2
2. CTS, p.159-305 (continues the above).
Folder 3
3. Various CTS draft pages with holograph corrections.
Folders 4-8
4. CTS cut-and-paste draft pages.
Box 46
Folders 1-6
5. TS draft pages with holograph corrections.
Box 47
Folder 1
6. Various CTS chapters, each complete.
Folder 2
7. CTS p. 61-150, complete, and 61-136 complete. 28
Box 47 cont=d.
Folder 3
8. CTS, p. 106-170, complete, 2 copies.
Folder 4
9. CTS, p. 1-89, complete.
Folder 5
10. CTS, p. 99-120, 87-147.
Folders 6-9
11. Various CTS draft pages.
Box 48
Folders 1-7
12. CTS draft pages, some with holograph corrections.
Folder 8
13. Draft pages on newsprint.
Folder 9
14. Holograph draft pages on newsprint.
Folder 10
15. Outlines and book proposals.
Folder 11
16. Genealogy of Mrs. Elvina S. Beals (mother); pages of a diary, 1934.
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Box 49
H. Unpublished non-fiction.
1. EZRA STILES, SAGE OF THE REVOLUTION.
Folders 1-2
a. Complete CTS, 273 p., references.
Folders 3-4
b. TS pages with holograph corrections.
Folder 5
c. CTS draft, p. 62-192.
Folder 6
d. CTS draft, p. 193-270.
Folder 7
e. Various CTS draft pages.
Box 50
Folders 1-7
f. Various CTSdraftpages, many different versions.
Box 51
Folders 1-9
g. Various CTS pages, from different drafts.
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Box 52
Folder 1
h. Various CTS pages, from different drafts.
Box 53
Folders 1-2
i. Various CTS pages from different drafts.
Folder 3
j. TS draft pages on newsprint.
Folder 4
k. Holograph draft pages on newsprint.
Box 54
2. FLOWER OF FRANCE: THE STORY OF FLORA TRISTAN (historical novel).
Folders 1-2
a. TS, 316 p., with afterword and sources.
Folders 3-6
b. Two CTS of above.
Folders 7-8
c. TS draft with holograph corrections, 220 p.
Box 55
Folders 1-7
d. Various CTS pages, different drafts.
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Box 56
Folders 1-8
e. Various CTS pages, different drafts.
Folder 9
f. CTS cut-and-paste draft pages.
Box 57
3. THE HAPPIEST MAN ON EARTH (biography of St. Francis of Assisi).
Folder 1
a. TS, 104 p.
Folders 2-3
b. CTS of above.
Folder 4
c. TS draft MS with holograph corrections, 88 p.
Folder 5
d. CTS draft, incomplete.
Box 58
4. MAXIMILLIAN AND CARLOTTA. [During the late 1960's and early 1970's, Beals worked extensively on a biography of Maximillian and Carlotta, the Hapsburg rulers of Mexico. The book was contracted by Prentice-Hall, but never published; it eventually became the subject of a lawsuit (see correspondence, 1968-1972). Because it went through a number of revisions, several different complete drafts survive, along with many hundreds of pages from the various drafts. Titles are given for the completed versions.]
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Box 58 cont=d.
Folders 1-3
a. ON THE ROAD TO THE HILL OF BELLS, CTS, 417 p., plus selected bibliography.
b. A DREAM OF MARBLE HALLS: THE LIFE, DEATH, AND MADNESS OF MAXIMILLIAN AND CARLOTTA.
Folders 4-6
1) CTS, 348 p., plus selected bibliography.
Folder 7
2) Selected bibliography; 1 TS, 1 CTS, 22 p.
Box 59
Folders 1-9
3) TS draft pages with holograph corrections.
Box 60
Folders 1-4
4) TS draft pages with holograph corrections.
Folder 5
5) Miscellaneous CTS draft pages.
Box 61
Folders 1-8
6) Miscellaneous CTS draft pages.
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Box 62
Folders 1-9
7) Miscellaneous CTS draft pages.
Box 63
Folders 1-9
8) Miscellaneous CTS draft pages.
Box 64
Folders 1-11
9) Miscellaneous CTS draft pages.
Box 65
Folders 1-3
10) Miscellaneous CTS draft pages.
Folder 4
11) Cut-and-paste draft pages.
Folders 5-6
12) Holograph pages on newsprint.
Box 66
5. PANAMA. [No complete draft is available of this short historical book on the creation of the Republic of Panama. It was variously titled CANAL ZONE, OCEAN TO OCEAN, etc.]
Folders 1-3
a. TS pages with holograph corrections, various drafts.
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Box 66 cont=d.
Folders 4-8
b. Miscellaneous CTS pages from various drafts.
Box 67
Folders 1-6
c. Miscellaneous CTS pages with holograph corrections.
Folders 7-8
d. Cut-and-paste draft pages.
Folder 9
e. Holograph pages and CTS background notes.
Box 68
6. PARADISE ON THIS SIDE. [This history of Utopian communities in the United States was one of the last books Beals worked on. Like the Maximilian and Carlotta biography, it underwent many revisions, but remained unpublished at the time of his death. No complete draft survives; where many consecutive pages appear together, a notation has been made of the page numbers.]
Folders 1-5
a. CTS, p. 1-218.
Folders 6-11
b. Miscellaneous CTS draft pages, for different drafts.
Box 69
Folders 1-10
c. Miscellaneous TS pages with holograph corrections. 35
Box 70
Folders 1-9
d. Miscellaneous CTS pages with holograph corrections.
Box 71
Folders 1-9
e. Miscellaneous CTS pages with holograph corrections.
Box 72
Folders 1-6
f. Miscellaneous CTS pages with holograph corrections.
Folder 7
g. Cut-and-paste draft pages, earlier version.
Folders 8-9
h. Holograph draft pages.
Box 73
I. Shorter book manuscripts. [These consist of book manuscripts which exist only in provisional form, with notes, outlines and sample chapters.]
1. ABEL BUELL (Full title: KING'S ROGUE: THE STORY OF ABEL BUELL, THE GREAT INNOVATOR).
Folder 1
a. CTS TS, 62 p., incomplete.
Folder 2
b. Miscellaneous CTS and holograph pages.
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Box 73 cont=d.
2 CANDACE ROBERTS - LIFE ON THE PEGUABUCK.
Folder 3
a. CTS TS MS, 41 p. Includes 25 p. of diary entries upon which the story was based.
Folders 4-6
b. TS and CTS draft pages, with holograph corrections; also, some holograph notes.
3. THE GREEN DRAGON. [Provisional chapters for a book about the Amazon.]
Folder 7
a. CTS, 77 p., incomplete.
Folder 8
b. TS and CTS draft pages, with holograph corrections.
Box 74
Folder 1
4. THE GOLDEN GALLEONS: THE STORY OF THE MARTYRDOM OF FELIPE DE JESUS IN NAGASAKI, JAPAN, TS and CTS pages, holograph notes.
5. GOLDEN MISTRESS, also titled GLORIOUS BETSY, provisional chapters.
Folder 2
a. CTS, 42 p., 2 copies.
Folder 3
b. TS and CTS pages and holograph notes. 37
Folder 4
6. 1929, notes, draft pages (CTS and TS) for a book on the year 1929. Contains biographical information on people in different walks of life, notes on agriculture, the arts, etc.
Box 75
J. Unpublished articles.
Folder 1
1. AAdventures In Reading,@ CTS, 3 p., incomplete.
2. AAlliance For Disaster,@ 2 CTS, 8 p.
3. AAmerican Camel,@ CTS, 7 p.
4. AAmerican Capital Faces Crisis in Mexico,@ CTS, 6 p.
5. AAmerican Capital in Mexico,@ CTS, 9 p.; two other incomplete CTS versions.
6. AAmericans In Italy,@ CTS, 12 p.
7. AAncient Monuments of America,@ CTS, 12 p.
8. AAnimal Folklore"- CTS, 3 p. (#1)
9. AAre the Communist Lands Running Out In Latin America?@ CTS, 5 p.
10. AAre We Gone Nuts?,@ holograph, 14 p.
11. AArgentina Under Peron,@ CTS, 8 p. draft version, 9 p.
12. AArgentina Versus Poland,@ CTS, 6 p.
Folder 2
13. AArica: Pacific Gateway,@ CTS, 13 p. incomplete.
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Box 75 cont=d.
14. AArmy Politics In Brazil,@ CTS, 10 p.
15. AArrow At the Sun,@ CTS, 10 p.
16. AArt of Lying,@ CTS, 5 p.
17. ABad Boy Peron,@ holograph, 20 p.
18. ABananas and Bullets,@ CTS, 10 p.; TS and one CTS, 15 p.
19. ABatista: Orphan President,@ CTS, 5 p.
20. ABattle for the Air in Latin America,@ CTS, 9 p.
21. ABattle for Latin America,@ CTS, 14 p. with holograph corrections and 4 pages of inserts.
22. ABeards in Havana's Yacht Club,@ CTS, 4 p.
23. ABehind the Guatemalan Revolution,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 13 p.
24. ABet on Black,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 5 p.
Folder 3
25. ABetrayal of the Ecuadorean People,@ TS and 2 CTS, 12 p.; shorter version, CTS, 8 p.
26. ABig Holiday,@ TS, 6 p.
27. ABitter Sweet,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 9 p. Copy, incomplete, 8 p.
28. ABitter Sweet: The Tragedy of Cuba,@ CTS, 7 p.
29. ABlack Gold Republic: Venezuela,@ CTS, 8 p.
30. ABlack Night for American Negroes,@ CTS, 4 p.
31. ABlood Bath in Colombia,@ CTS, 10 p. 39
Box 75 cont=d.
32. ABlood in Bogota,@ CTS, 17 p., incomplete; shorter version, 9 p., incomplete.
Folder 4
33. ABootleg Coffee,@ CTS, 3 p. (under pseudonym Curtis Gram); CTS, 4 p.
34. ABoycott of United States Merchandise in Latin America,@ CTS, 3 p.
35. ABrazil: Operation Smooth,@ CTS, 5 p.
36. ABrazil: The Enigma,@ CTS, 13 p.
37. ABrazil's Independence,@ CTS, 5 p.
38. ABristol Means Smooth Notion,@ CTS, 8 p. longer version, 9 p.
39. ABritish, Russian and American Imperialism in Argentina.@
40. ABritish Empire and Latin America,@ CTS 9 p., plus 4 holograph p.
41. ABroken Dollar,@ CTS, 5 p., 2 copies.
42. ACampaigning In Mexico,@ 9 CTS, 9 p., incomplete.
43. ACan the Arabs and the Jews Reach an Understanding?,@ CTS, 18 p.
44. ACan I Live More Cheaply In Latin America?,@ CTS, 9 p.
45. ACan We Stay Neutral?,@ CTS, 9 p.
Folder 5
46. ACanary Cages,@ CTS, 24 p., 2 copies.
47. AThe Caribbean! Heil Hitler!,@ CTS, 6 p.
48. ACarleton Beals On Anti-Semitism,@ CTS, 2 p. 40
Box 75 cont=d.
49. ACatholic Hope In Latin America,@ CTS, 7 p. CTS with holograph corrections, 26 p.; different version, 26 p., incomplete.
50. AChile and the Golden Roll,@ CTS, 7 p.
51. AChile: The Long Land,@ CTS, 7 p.
52. AClimbing Your Genealogical Tree,@ CTS, 2 p.
53. AClockmaker and Patriot,@ CTS, 11 p., 2 copies. CTS, 10 p., with holograph corrections.
Folder 6
54. AThe Collapse of Containment,@ CTS, 4 p.
55. AThe Collapse of Containment,@ (II) CTS, 3 p.
56. AThe Collapse of Containment,@ (III) CTS, 4 p.
57. AThe Collapse of Containment,@ (IV) CTS, 5 p.
58. AColombia Slides Toward Chaos,@ CTS, 6 p.
59. ACommunism and Catholicism in Cuba,@ 1 TS, 1 CTS, ¸ 8 p. each.
60. Communist Line In Latin America,@ CTS, 7 p.
61. ACommunists Take To The Woods,@ CTS, 19 p.
62. AComo Se Llama?,@ CTS, 2 p.
63. ACosmic Race,@ CTS, 16 p.
64. ACossack Police: San Francisco's Black Friday,@ CTS, 5 p.
Folder 7
65. ACross Picket-Lines,@ CTS, 4 p.
66. ACuban Independence,@ 2 CTSs, 12 p. 41
Box 75 cont=d.
67. ACuba's Revolutionary Destiny,@ CTS, 10 p.
68. ACulture, Kultur and Can Can,@ CTS, 10 p.
69. ACyclone Carry: The Story of Carry Nation,@ CTS, 3 p.
70. ADanger To Cuba,@ CTS, 4 p.
71. ADecline of Argentina,@ TS, 9 p.
72. ADecline of Empire,@ TS with holograph corrections, 4 p.
73. ADefense of the Americas,@ CTS, 17 p.
74. ADesign for Mexico,@ CTS, 6 p.
75. AThe Dictator's Day,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 13 p.
Folder 8
76. ADictator of Nicaragua,@ TS, 11 p.
77. ADisc Jockey Johnson,@ CTS, 5 p.
78. ADo We Want Good Neighbors?,@ CTS, 9 p.; CTS, 6 p. (different version).
79. ADollars and Doughnuts,@ CTS, 12 p.
80. ADollar Diplomacy in Guatemala,@ CTS, 10 p.
81. ADollars for Diapers,@ TS with holograph corrections, 7 p., incomplete.
82. ADon't Shake,@ TS, 10 p., incomplete; different version, TSwith holograph corrections, and one CTS copy, 10 p.
83. ADownfall of Peron,@ TS and one CTS, 7 p.
84. ADrums In Cuba,@ CTS, 9 p.
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Box 75 cont=d.
Folder 9
85. AEating the Sardines,@ CTS, 9 p., 2 copies.
86. AEchoes of the China Trade In Mexico,@ CTS, 5 p.
87. AEcuador's Part In the War Effort,@ (Title page only).
88. AEight-Headed Babies,@ CTS, 3 p., incomplete.
89. AElan Vital,@ CTS, 6 p.
90. AEmpire of Tomorrow,@ CTS 12 p.; shorter version, CTS, 6 p.
91. AEnd of the Mexican Revolution,@ CTS, 6 p.
92. AERP Plan in Action,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 6 p.
93. AEssay On Political Puppets,@ TS, 12 p.; CTS, 10 p.
94. AExploring New Horizons,@ TS, 4 p.
95. AEyes On the Potato,@ TS and one CTS, 6 p.
96. AFamous In Spite of Trouble, (by Curtis Gram- pseudonym). CTS, 2 p.
97. AFamous Women: Catherine the Great,@ holograph notes only, 1 p.
98. AFamous Women: Cleopatra,@ by Curtis Gram. CTS with holograph corrections, 5 p.
99. AFamous Women: Eve,@ by Curtis Gram. CTS with holograph corrections, 4 p.
100. AFamous Women: Helen of Troy,@ by Curtis Gram. CTS with holograph corrections, 4 p.
101. Famous Women: Penelope,@ by Curtis Gram. TS with holograph corrections, 3 p. 43
Box 75 cont=d.
102. AFamous Women: Queen Elizabeth,@ by Curtis Gram. CTS with holograph corrections, 3 p.
103. AFamous Women: Salome,@ by Curtis Gram. CTS with holograph corrections, 3 p.
Box 76
Folder 1
104. AFascism At the Door,@ CTS, 8 p.
105. AFascist Drive On Latin America,@ CTS, 18 p.
106. AFeet in the Trap,@ CTS, 5 p.
107. AFirecrackers to Burn,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 5 p.; CTS, 4 p.
108. AFive White Ribbons,@ CTS, 4 p.
109. AFlying the South pole,@ TS and CTS with holograph corrections, 3 p.; CTS with holograph corrections, 4 p.
110. AForeign Aid and Sovereignty,@ TS and CTS, 8 p.
111. AFrame for Mexico,@ TS with holograph corrections, 8 p.
112. AFree Press, Columbia Broadcasting Style,@ CTS, 5 p.
Folder 2
113. AFreedom of the Press in Revolutionary Cuba?@ TS with holograph corrections, AAftermath,@ dispatch from the Hotel Havana Riviera, 2 p.
114. AGabriel D'Annunzio,@ TS, 20 p.
115. AGame That Novelists Play,@ CTS, 8 p.
116. AGarrison Welfare State,@ CTS, 7 p. 44
Box 76 cont=d.
117. AGetting Out of Peru,@ CTS, 23 p.
118. AGenerals Versus Colonels: Brazil and Argentina,@ TS, 10 p., incomplete; CTS, 15 p.
119. AGiovanni Papini,@ TS, 16 p.
120. AGirl of the New Century,@ TS, 16 p.; TS with holograph corrections, plus one CTS copy, 16 p.; CTS with holograph corrections, 10 p.
Folder 3
121. AGod and Caesar In Argentina,@ TS, 7 p.
122. AGold Dust Twins,@ CTS, 5 p.
123. AGold Nugget in Your Back Yard,@ TS and one CTS, 8 p.
124. AGold Shirts In Mexico,@ CTS, 8 p.
125. AGolden Road to Acapulco,@ CTS, 13 p.
126. AGreat Circle,@ CTS, 6 p.
127. AGreat Horse Silver Rides Again,@ CTS, 8 p.
128. AGorillas Do Have Tails,@ CTS, 5 p.
129. AGreat Big Bird,@ TS with holograph corrections, 5 p.
130. AGreat Toboggan,@ pages 1 and 2 only, TS and 2 CTS.
131. AGreen Pastures Beyond The Fence,@ CTS, 10 p. (see also ACan I Live More Cheaply In Latin America?@)
132. AGringo-Brazilian View of Mexico,@ CTS, 3 p.
133. AGuatemala: Bullets and Bananas,@ CTS, 18 p.
134. AGuatemala: Four Leaf Clover,@ CTS, 11 p. 45
Box 76 cont=d.
135. AGuatemala: The Garrison State,@ TS and 2 CTS, 8 p.
Folder 4
136. AGuatemala Turns to Liberty,@ CTS, 8 p.
137. AGuatemalan Tragedy,@ CTS, 8 p.
138. AGuatemala's Land Reform,@ CTS, 8 p.
139. AGuerrillas in Latin America Active in Seven Countries,@ CTS, 6 p.
140. AGuilford By The Sea,@ CTS, 8 p.
141. AHavana Jail-Break,@ TS, one CTS, 8 p.
142. AHearts Are Big Business,@ TS, 3 p.
143. AHemisphere Defense,@ CTS, 21 p., 2 copies.
144. AHobby Travel In Latin America,@ CTS, 4 p., different version, 2 p., incomplete; third version, CTS, 4 p., incomplete (2 copies).
145. AHobby Travel: The Ruins of Central America,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 9 p., incomplete.
146. AHobby Travel: Seeing The Great Rivers of South America,@ CTS, 2 p., incomplete.
147. AHoly Alliance Meets In Mexico,@ CTS, 6 p.
148. AHorns of the F.B.I.,@ CTS, 5 p.
149. AHot Tin Roofs,@ CTS, 5 p.
150. AHow Carry Nation Started Her Crusade,@ TS, 9 p.
151. AHow Do You Say `Turkey'?,@ CTS, 8 p.
Box 76 cont=d. 46
Folder 5
152. AHow Tall Do You Wish To Be?,@ CTS, 5 p.
153. AHull's Trade Treaties With Latin America,@ CTS, 9 p. (author's pagination incorrect).
154. AHypocrisy At San Jose,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 5 p.
155. AIllegal Swim On the King's Estate,@ CTS, 7 p.
156. AImmortal Text,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 7 p.
157. AImmortal Text,@ Book. CTS, 8 p.
158. AIndependent Writer,@ holograph, 11 p.
159. AIndo-America and Its Literature,@ CTS, 8 p.
160. AIs Democracy A Myth?,@ CTS, 6 p.
161. AIs Latin America Lost?,@ TS, with holograph corrections, 8 p.
162. AIs Liberalism Doomed?,@ CTS, 20 p.
Folder 6
163. AIndo-America and Its Literature,@ CTS, 8 p.
164. AIs Cuba On The Ropes?,@ CTS, 9 p., incomplete.
165. AIs Latin America Lost?,@ CTS, 9 p.
166. AIs the Free World Free?@ CTS, 8 p.
167. AIs the Mexican Revolution Ended?,@ CTS, 14 p.
168. AIs Your Child A Marijuana Addict?,@ TS, 12 p. CTS, 8 p.
169. AIsolationism Lifts Its Ugly Head,@ CTS, holograph corrections, 7 p. Box 76 cont=d. 47
170. AIsrael Kidnaps Eichmann,@ CTS, 5 p.
171. AIt Can Happen Here,@ CTS, 11 p.
172. Italian Cheka Saves Mr. Hull,@ TS, holograph corrections, 8 p.; one CTS.
173. AJungle Holiday,@ TS, holograph corrections, 12 p.
Folder 7
174. AJungle Treasure,@ TS with holograph corrections, 4 p., incomplete; CTS, 5 p.
175. AJust A Little Country,@ CTS, 3 p.
176. AJust For A Ribbon,@ TS, holograph corrections, 10 p.
177. ALand And People of Peru,@ CTS, 18 p.
178. ALatin American Poems of Protest,@ CTS, 7 p.
179. ALatin American Survey,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 10 p.
180. ALawrence In Mexico,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 9 p.
181. ALesson of Guatemala,@ CTS, 11 p. complete; CTS, 7 p., incomplete.
182. ALife and Death of a Headhunter,@ CTS, 11 p.
183. ALighthouse of the Americas,@ CTS, 5 p.
Folder 8
184. ALocusts In Guatemala,@ CTS, 7 p.
185. ALois North Revives Ye Olde Spinning Wheel,@ TS and CTS, 4 p.
186. AMagazines That Make History,@ TS with holograph corrections, Box 76 cont=d. 48
one CTS, 9 p.
187. AMagic of Mexico,@ CTS, 8 p.
188. AMan On the Horns,@ CTS, holograph corrections, 16 p.
189. AMar. of Human Freedom,@ TS, holograph corrections, 6 p.
190. AMar. On Rome,@ CTS, 20 p.
191. AMcCarthy Mar.es On,@ TS, one CTS, 4 p.
Folder 9
192. AMeaning of the Chapultepec Charter,@ CTS, 7 p.
193. AMecca to the South,@ TS 6 p. CTS with holograph corrections, 6 p.
194. AMen And Machines to the South,@ TS, 13 p.; CTS with holograph corrections, 13 p.
195. AMexican Labor,@ TS, 12 p.
196. AMexican Odysseys of an American Painter: Doris Rosenthal,@ CTS, 3 p., incomplete.
197. AMexican Pattern,@ CTS, 17 p. (see also AFrame For Mexico@, Box 75, Folder 1).
198. AMexico Celebrates,@ CTS, 11 p.
199. AMexico Eats Corn,@ CTS, 14 p.
200. AMexico-Guatemala-Cuba,@ CTS, 5 p.
201. AMexico Makes Hay,@ TS, 7 p.
202. AMexico Picks A President,@ CTS, 21 p.
203. AMexico's Bandit Treasure,@ CTS, 6 p.; CTS with holograph Box 76 cont=d.
49
corrections, 6 p.
Box 77
Folder 1
204. AMexico's Bonanza,@ CTS, 8 p.
205. AMexico's Gold Coast,@ TS, with 2 CTS, 8 p. each.
206. AMexico's Play Port,@ CTS, 15 p.
207. AMiddle Sea,@ CTS, 17 p.
208. AMines of Bolivia,@ TS, 6 p., incomplete, plus several CTS pages.
209. AMister Kluckhorn Challenges Mexico,@ 2 CTSs, 8 p.
210. AMonroe Doctrine is Dead,@ CTS, 4 p.
211. AMore About San Francisco Police Brutalities,@ CTS, 7 p.
212. AMoscow and Washington Can't Win,@ CTS, 10 p.
213. AMost Important Economic Problem To Be Faced By the U.S. in the Next 20 Years,@ CTS, 6 p.
214. AMountain Mexico,@ TS, 20 p.
215. AMurder In Colombia,@ TS with holograph corrections, 7 p.
Folder 2
216. AMovie-Mad Latin America,@ TS, 3 p.
217. AMy Appearance Before the ... Committee,@ holograph, 4 p.
218. ANeeded: A Cultural Clearing House,@ CTS, 16 p.
219. ANeither Fish Nor Fowl,@ TS with holograph corrections, 8 p. (one CTS). Box 77 cont=d.
50
220. ANew American Empire" CTS with holograph corrections, 4 p., incomplete.
221. ANew Books In Latin America,@ TS and 1 CTS, 6 p.
222. ANew Christmas in Latin America,@ CTS, 5 p.
223. ANew Democracy in Argentina,@ 2 CTSs, one 10 p., one 11 p., complete; two TS with holograph corrections, incomplete, 10 and 11 p.
224. ANew Europe,@ holograph, 7 p.
225. ANew Forest Farms,@ TS, 8 p.
226. ANew Frontier in South America,@ TS, 4 p.
227. ANew Frontiers: A Rebuttal of the Prophets of Doom,@ CTS, 8 p.
228. ANew Germany and Latin America,@ TS with holograph corrections, 12 p.
229. ANew Holy Alliance in Puntá Del Este,@ 2 CTS, 5 p. each.
Folder 3
230. ANew Men of America,@ 2 CTSs, one 8 p., longer version 17 p.
231. ANew Middle East,@ CTS, 4 p.
232. ANew Regime in Argentina,@ CTS, 10 p., incomplete.
233. ANew Terror In Guatemala,@ CTS, 2 copies, 6 p.
234. ANew Wings for Chickens,@ TS, 4 p.
235. ANicaraguan Honky-Tonk,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 15 p.
236. ANewspaper Men,@ TS, 18 p.
237. ANicaraguan Peace Banquet,@ TS, 11 p. Box 77 cont=d.
51
238. ANorth American Women Journalist in Peking,@ CTS, 4 p.
239. ANot Even Sharp Iron Spikes,@ TS with holograph corrections, 9 p., incomplete; CTS, 13 p.; complete; CTS, 8 p. incomplete.
240. AO.A.S.: Vaseline of Imperialism,@ CTS, 9 p.; longer version; CTS, 10 p.
241. AOctober Revolution: An Empire In Convulsion,@ CTS, 30 p.
Folder 4
242. AOil Imperialism and War,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 10 p.
243. AOil Imperialism,@ CTS, 7 p.
244. AOil Struggle in Mexico,@ CTS, 6 p.
245. AOld World Men of America,@ TS with holograph corrections; 17 p., incomplete.
246. AOperation Overkill Central America,@ holograph, 4 p.
247. AOur Job In America,@ CTS, 10 p.
248. AOur Stake In Strategic Materials,@ CTS, 13 p.
249. APampa: New Empire,@ CTS, 19 p.
250. APan American Highway From Peru to Chile,@ TS with holograph corrections, 20 p.
251. APanamerican Must Pay,@ TS, 2 p.
252. APeople Speak In Argentina, Army Rules,@ CTS, 7 p., complete; longer version, 11 p., TS and one CTS.
253. APeru: Judas of America,@ CTS, 4 p.
254. APeru: Spearhead of U.S. Diplomacy in South America,@ TS and one CTS, 7 p. Box 77 cont=d.
52
255. APeru: Triple Farce,@ Two versions: CTS, 6 p.; CTS, 4 p.
256. APeru Under the Military Boot,@ CTS, 5 p., two copies.
257. APin A Medal on Me,@ TS, 8 p. with holograph corrections and readers' comments.
258. APithecoid Community,@ TS and two CTS, 10 p.
259. APoint IV: Farce On World Peace,@ holograph, 8 p., incomple.
260. APopping the Question,@ TS, 7 p.; CTS with holograph corrections, 2 p., incomplete.
261. APreparing the People of the United States for Mass Slaughter,@ CTS, 4 p., incomplete.
Folder 6
262. APresident Goes South,@ TS and 2 CTS, 10 p.
263. APress Freedom in the U.S.,@ CTS, 4 p.
264. APress Freedom in the U.S.,@ (II) CTS, 6 p.
265. AProphets of Fantasy,@ TS, 3 p., incomplete; CTS, 4 p.
266. AA Prophet Unhonored,@ CTS, 6 p.
267. AProsperity Depression In Brazil,@ CTS, 6 p.; page 3 replaced by holograph inserts.
268. APublic Pornography In Cuba,@ 2 incomplete CTS versions, one 7 p., one 6 p.
269. APuerto Rican Freedom,@ TS with holograph corrections, 7 p. CTS, 6 p., incomplete.
270. APuerto Rico Explodes,@ CTS, 8 p.
271. APush a Button and Ring the Universe,@ CTS, 13 p. Box 77 cont=d. 53
272. APutsch for Power In Latin America,@ CTS, 6 p.
Folder 7
273. ARed Mill of Havana,@ CTS, holograph corrections, 3 p.
274. ARed Star In the Americas,@ CTS, 13 p.
275. AReflections From An Author's Notebook,@ CTS, 6 p.
276. AReligion and Fascism in Latin America,@ CTS, 6 p.
277. ARequiem,@ TS with holograph corrections, 6 p.
278. ARevolt in Algiers,@ CTS, 5 p.
279. ARich Poor America,@ TS, 23 p., incomplete.
280. ARio: The Beautiful,@ CTS, 5 p.
281. ARising Tide of Revolt In Venezuela,@ CTS, 6 p.
282. ARoad to Peace,@ CTS, 6 p. (Note: the words "Sold Progressive" are pencilled on this MS, but it does not appear in the bibliography of published articles.)
283. ARockefeller and Point IV.,@ (By Curtis Gram, pseudonym). TS, 18 p.
284. ARoger Williams: Apostle of Freedom,@ CTS, 5 p.
285. ARole of Church In Cuban Civil War,@ CTS, 9 p.
286. ARole of Labor In Cuban Civil War,@ CTS, 6 p.
287. ARound Cape Horn,@ CTS, 6 p.
Folder 8
288. ARow Boat Invasion- 1959 Style,@ TS and 2 CTS, 12 p.
Box 77 cont=d. 54
289. ARoyal Court and the Cuban Vassals,@ CTS, 6 p.
290. ASad City,@ TS, 7 p.
291. ASad Fate of a Good American,@ CTS, 4 p.
292. ASage of Nininger,@ CTS, 10 p.
293. ASandino Still Rides,@ (4 parts) CTS, 26 p.
294. ASave Us From Communism,@ draft CTS, 5 p., incomplete. TS, and one CTS, incomplete, 8 p.
295. ASay It With Toys,@ TS and one CTS, 8 p.
Box 78
Folder 1
296. AScience Competes With the Novel,@ 2 CTS versions, 3 p. and 4 p.
297. AScottsboro Trial,@ CTS, 4 p.
298. AScottsboro Trial@ (II), CTS, 6 p.
299. AScratch of A Pen-Knife,@ CTS, 4 p.
300. ASheshuan: Holy City,@ CTS, 16 p.
301. AShip of Fools: Story of the Violation of the Dominican Republic,@ 2 CTS, 4 p.
302. AShoe-Shine Hero,@ TS with holograph corrections, 9 p.
303. AShould We Arm the Americas?,@ TS, 3 p.
304. AShort-Cut to Latin America,@ CTS, 6 p.
305. ASilver Crisis Shaker Mexico,@ TS, 9 p.
306. ASister Juana Ines of the Cross,@ CTS, 9 p. Box 78 cont=d. 55
307. ASki All Summer,@ TS and one CTS, 6 p.
308. ASkyline South,@ TS and CTS, 9 p.; one incomplete TS version with holograph corrections+ shorter version, TS, 8 p.
Folder 2
309. ASnoop and Smear: Golden Calf of Democracy,@ TS with holograph corrections, 9 p.- plus one CTS; CTS with holograph corrections, 7 p.; 2 other CTS, 10 p.(all different versions).
310. ASome Latin American Obligations,@ CTS, 14 p.
311. ASouth of Nowhere,@ TS, 4 p., incomplete; CTS, 5 p., complete.
312. ASoviets and the Southlands,@ TS, 6 p.
313. ASpain,@ holograph, 7 p.
314. ASpain and Africa Before the War,@ TS, 18 p.
315. ASpain and Manuel Azana,@ CTS, 14 p.
Folder 3
316. ASpain's New Conquest of America,@ TS and one CTS, 23 p.
317. ASpain's Prime Minister: Manuel Azana,@ CTS, 15 p.
318. AStory of Anna Louise Strong,@ CTS, 4 p.
319. AStory of a New Race,@ CTS, 12 p.
320. AStory of One Emigre,@ CTS, 2 p.
321. AStrange Career of John Dos Passos,@ CTS, 6 p.
322. AStrange Career of Prensa Latina, the Cuban News Agency,@ CTS, 8 p.
323. AStrange Death of Julio Mella,@ CTS, 5 p. Box 78 cont=d. 56
324. AStream Lining,@ CTS, 14 p., incomplete; p. 13-15, CTS, different version.
Folder 4
325. AStruggle for Argentina,@ CTS, 8 p.
326. AStruggle for Latin America,@ TS, 24 p.
327. AStudent Movement In Spain,@ CTS, 4 p., incomplete.
328. ATails of the Dragon,@ CTS, 9 p.
329. ATaking Stock of the Good Neighbor Policy,@ CTS, 6 p.
330. ATeething of Techeacracy,@ TS with holograph corrections, 17 p., incomplete (p. 16 missing).
331. AThat Company Magazine,@ TS and one CTS, 14 p.
332. AThat Man Peron,@ CTS, 11 p.
333. AThey Went To Mexico,@ TS and one CTS, 16 p. (see also "Those Who Crossed the Rio Grande", unpublished article).
Folder 5
334. AThose Dreadful Blue Laws of Connecticut,@ TS, 5 p.
335. AThose Lying Words,@ TS, 4 p.
336. ATid Bits From Argentina,@ TS with holograph corrections, 7 p.
337. ATiming For Defense,@ TS, one CTS, 10 p.
338. ATin Stakes,@ TS, 2 CTS, 9 p.
339. ATin War In Bolivia,@ CTS, 5 p.
340. ATina Modotti: Communist Agent,@ TS with holograph corrections, 7 p. Box 78 cont=d. 57
341. ATop Boss of Puerto Rican Revolt,@ TS with holograph corrections, 7 p.
342. ATourist Business In Mexico,@ TS, 8 p.
Folder 6
343. ATourists In Salvador,@ CTS, 6 p.
344. ATowanda Is On Its Toes,@ CTS, 8 p. (MS says Apublished@, but does not appear on bibliography).
345. ATragedy of Dante,@ TS, 16 p.
346. ATravel at the Table,@ TS and one CTS, 4 p.
347. ATravel Notes In Latin America,@ CTS, 3 p.
348. ATravel: Road to Peace,@ TS, 13 p.
349. ATreason In Puerto Rico,@ TS, 9 p.
350. ATropical Bus Ride,@ CTS, 26 p.
351. ATropical Tramps,@ TS with holograph corrections, plus one CTS, 9 p.
352. ATunis Is A Hot Town,@ (By Curtis Gram, pseudonym). TS with holograph corrections, plus one CTS, 7 p.
353. ATwo Spanish Dramatists,@ TS with holograph corrections, 17 p.
Folder 7
354. ATyrant of the Tropics,@ TS, 8 p.
355. AUSA: Revolucion Sin Cabeza,@ CTS, 11 p.
356. AUnited States Showcase: Puerto Rico,@ CTS, 5 p.
(Also untitled articles; see the end of this list.) Box 78 cont=d. 58
Folder 8
357. AUntold Story of Dominican Terror,@ CTS, 7 p.
358. AUprising in Latin America,@ TS with holograph corrections; 2 CTS of longer version, 11 p.
359. AVanishing City,@ TS, 6 p.; 2 CTS, 5 p. each.
360. AVaseline of U.S., Imperialism,@ CTS, 10 p.
361. AVenezuela: Empire of Oil and Iron,@ CTS, 6 p.; CTS, 7 p; CTS, 5 p.
362. AVisiting the Palace of Peace,@ CTS, 8 p.
363. AViva Paraguay!,@ CTS, 21 p.
364. AWar Exiles In Mexico,@ TS with holograph corrections, 21 p.
365. AWater Boy Richard Nixon,@ CTS, 4 p.
Box 79
Folder 1
366. AWhale Song,@ TS and one CTS, 5 p. each.
367. AWhat About the Arabs?,@ CTS, 19 p.; CTS, 16 p.
368. AWhat Do the People of Latin America Think of Us?,@ CTS, 25 p.
369. AWhat Happened to the Tzarist Jewels?,@ TS and one CTS, 8 p.
370. AWhat Is Happening in Latin America?,@ TS, 15 p.
371. AWhat Is It Like to Live in Salvador?,@ CTS, 13 p.; same article (entitled AWhat Is It Like?@), TS, holograph corrections, 13 p.
372. AWhat Price Coffee?,@ TS and one CTS, 4 p.
Box 79 cont=d. 59
373. AWhat Price Good Neighbors?,@ CTS, 8 p.
Folder 2
374. AWhat Price Gunboat Diplomacy?,@ TS and 2 CTS, 12 p.
375. AWhat Price Peron?,@ TS, 8 p.
376. AWhat Style Pan Americanism?,@ TS, 14 p.
377. AWhere Do the Guns Go?,@ TS and CTS, 7 p.
378. AWhere Dollars Melt Like Butter,@ TS, 8 p.
379. AWhere Policemen Tell You What To See and Read,@ CTS, 5 p.
380. AWho Lives In Latin America?,@ TS and CTS, 15 p.
381. AWho Will Take the Japs' Place In Latin-American Trade?,@ TS, 4 p.
Folder 3
382. AWho's Got the Button,@ TS with holograph corrections, 13 p.
383. AWhy Fanatics?,@ CTS, 12 p.
384. AWhy Go To Chicago?,@ TS and CTS, 9 p.; shorter version, CTS, 6 p.
385. AWhy Guatemala?,@ CTS, 5 p., incomplete; addendum, 2 p.
386. AWhy Pick On Argentina?,@ CTS, 11 p.
387. AWhy Primo de Rivera?,@ CTS, 11 p., incomplete.
Folder 4
388. AWoman Dictator of Peru,@ CTS, 2 p.
389. AWooden Clocks,@ CTS with holograph corrections and inserts, 12 Box 79 cont=d. 60
p.
390. AWord Artist,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 8 p.
391. AWords,@ holograph, 7 p.
392. AWorld of Six Freedoms,@ CTS, 6 p.
393. AWorld's Most Famous Head,@ CTS, holograph corrections, 9 p.
394. AYanks Are Coming,@ CTS, 10 p.
395. AYe Olde Spinning Wheel,@ TS and CTS, 5 p. each; CTS with holograph corrections, 4 p.
396. AYour Breakfast Makes Your Day,@ TS, holograph corrections, 2 p.
397. AYour Life Is Going to be Different,@ CTS, 23 p., with holograph corrections.
398. AZacatecas,@ CTS, holograph corrections, 15 p.
Box 78
Folder 7
399. Untitled articles in alphabetical order, by beginning of text.
a. AAmong the Highland Quechua...,@ CTS, 3 p. b. AI drift up the ... streets of Tegucigalpa,@ CTS, 15 p. c. AIn Jew places in America...,@ TS, 9 p. d. AIn 1938 two Floridians...,@ TS, 5 p. e. AThe Marquesa tapping me intimately on the forearm...,@ TS, 14 p. f. AMore than a century ago, Stendhal...,@ TS, 5 p. g. AThe position of the American ambassador to Cuba...,@ TS with holograph corrections, 8 p. h. AThe solution of the Negro problem...,@ holograph, 10 p. i. ATo rote or not to rote,@ holograph, 9 p. j. ATwo-gun Texas Johnny...,@ holograph, 9 p. Box 78 cont=d. 61
k. AWhat does the United States bond you purpose mean...,@ CTS, 2 p. l. AYippee! The steer riders and bronco-busters are at it again...,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 5 p.
Box 80
K. News dispatches. [At different times throughout his career, Beals was employed as a correspondent for newspapers and wire services. The dispatches here are arranged according to the place from which they were filed.]
Folders 1-5
1. News dispatches from Mexico, 1926-1930. Filed for North American Newspaper Alliance, TASS (Soviet News Agency), etc. Approx. 250, ranging in length from one paragraph to 20 p. Some bear dates, others do not.
Folder 6
2. Dispatches from Cuba, 1933-35. Includes several press telegrams for North American Newspaper Alliance.
Folder 7
3. Press telegrams from Decatur, Alabama (1934), where Beals covered the trial of the "Scottsboro Boys" for the New York Post and the Philadelphia Record.
Folder 8
4. Drafts of AScottsboro Boys@ articles. Holograph and TS, approximately 60 p.
Folder 9
5. Two dispatches: one for the Nation from Havana, 1959; the other for the Latin American Press Syndicate, New York, 1933.
Box 81 62
L. Book projects.
Folders 1-9
1. Approx. 200 different book proposals sent to various publishers over the course of Beals' career. They range in length from a page to several sample chapters. Most contain an outline with chapter headings, and some biographical data on the author. None are dated; they are arranged in alphabetical order by title.
Folder 10
2. Several short one-page proposals for biographies; also a group of book proposals listed together.
Folder 11
3. Fragments of book projects.
Box 82
Folder 1
4. Article projects: eight proposals for magazine articles, plus several listings of same.
Folders 2-3
5. Book reviews (26): undated, in alphabetical order.
Folder 4
6. Public relations copy written for Sylvania and other companies.
M. Unpublished fiction: books.
Folders 5-9
1. BART BLACKBONE (novel), cut-and-paste draft, 357 p.
Box 83 63
2. BRIDE OF FORTUNE.
Folders 1-4
a. TS, 439 p.
Folders 5-8
b. TS with holograph corrections, incomplete.
Box 84
3. BRIDGE OF ROYAL DELIGHTS.
Folders 1-3
a. TS , 540 p.
Folders 4-6
b. CTS, 540 p.
Box 85
Folders 1-4
c. TS, 637 p.
Folder 5
d. Reader's report.
Folder 6
e. Miscellaneous TS pages.
Folders 7-9
f. Various CTS draft pages.
Box 86 64
Folders 1-10
g. Miscellaneous CTS draft pages with holograph corrections.
Box 87
4. CAFE OF CARTOONS.
Folders 1-2
a. TS, 265 p., incomplete.
Folders 3-6
b. TS with holograph corrections, 517 p.
Folder 7
c. Various CTS draft pages.
Box 88
5. ETERNAL WATERS (By Curtis Gram, pseudonym).
Folders 1-4
a. CTS, 249 p., 2 copies.
Folders 5-8
b. CTS, 235 p..
Box 89
Folders 1-2
c. TS with holograph corrections, 180 p.
Folders 3-4
d. CTS of Folders 1-2, 177 p., incomplete. Box 89 cont=d. 65
6. GOLDEN KEY (by Curtis Gram, pseudonym).
Folders 5-6
a. TS, 179 p.
Folders 7-8
b. CTS Folders 5-6, 178 p. (final page missing).
Folder 9
c. CTS, 134 p., incomplete (different version).
Box 90
Folder 1
d. TS draft pages with holograph corrections.
Folders 2-7
e. CTS draft pages with holograph corrections.
Folder 8
f. Cut-and-paste draft, earlier version.
Box 91
7. HUNGRY HILL (no complete draft of this novel).
Folder 1
a. TS, 130 p., incomplete.
Folder 2
b. CTS, 130 p.
Box 91 cont=d. 66
Folder 3
c. CTS, different version, 108 p.
Folder 4
d. Various TS pages with holograph corrections.
Folders 5-6
e. Various CTS pages with holograph corrections, different drafts.
Folders 7-8
8. INDRA, TS, 249 p., complete (see also ETERNAL WATERS, SIREN OF SINGAPORE, etc.)
Box 92
9. THE LOST IKON.
Folder 1
a. TS, 513 p.
Folders 2-6
b. TS draft with holograph corrections 556 p.; incomplete.
Folder 7
c. Various TS pages.
Box 93
Folder 1
10. THE PILGRIMAGE, novella-length, CTS, 57 p.
11. RETURN OF QUETZALCOATL, novel based on Quetzalcoatl Box 93 cont=d. 67
myths.
Folders 2-3
a. CTS, 32¸ p.
Folder 4
b. Various TS draft pages of above.
12. SIREN OF SINGAPORE (see also INDRA, ETERNAL WATERS, etc.)
Folder 5
a. TS, 131 p.
Folders 6-9
b. Two complete CTS drafts, 202 p. each.
Folder 10
c. Various CTS draft pages with holograph corrections.
Box 94
13. STRANGE MARRIAGE (see also BRIDGE OF ROYAL DELIGHTS).
Folders 1-3
a. CTS, 485 p.
Folders 4-6
b. TS and CTS, with holograph corrections, 637 p.
Box 95 68
Folders 1-3
c. CTS, 597 p.
Folders 4-5
d. Various TS pages, with holograph corrections.
Folders 6-8
e. Cut-and-paste draft pages, TS with holograph corrections.
Box 96
Folders 1-2
14. Untitled novel. CTS with holograph corrections; Folder 1 contains 100 consecutive pages, Folder 2 various draft pages.
N. Unpublished fiction: short stories. [Note: Many of the short stories were submitted under the pseudonyms G.G. Grant or Curtis Gram.]
Folder 3
1. AAlways Room for A Horse,@ TS with holograph corrections, 16 p.
2. AAnd A Baker Shall Name A Street,@ TS with holograph corrections, 16 p., incomplete.
3. AApplecart,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 12 p.
4. AThe Archaeologist,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 13 p.
5. ABaby In the Postoffice,@ TS with holograph corrections, 16 p.
6. ABandit Chief of Quermedon Valley,@ CTS, 27 p.
7. ABeachcomber,@ TS and 1 CTS, with holograph corrections, 14 p.
8. ABefore the Horns,@ TS, 11 p.
Box 96 cont=d. 69
9. ABig Game,@ holograph, 9 p.
10. ABig Holiday,@ CTS, 6 p.
11. ABric-a-Brac,@ TS with holograph corrections, 6 p.
Folder 4
12. ABurnt-In-the-Middle Country,@ 3 versions: One TS, 20 p.; CTS with holograph corrections, 20 p.; TS, 7 p., incomplete.
13. ABurnt Paper,@ TS with holograph corrections, 7 p.
14. AChip off the Old Block,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 14 p.
15. ACount for Two,@ CTS, 15 p.
16. ACrossed Wires,@ 2 versions: TS, 16 p., TS, 18 p.
17. ACurtain Call,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 20 p.
18. ADangers of Diplomacy,@ TS, 12 p.
19. ADiploma,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 13 p.
Folder 5
20. ADress For Crime.@
a. TS, 23 p. b. TS, 24 p. c. TS, 25 p. d. TS and CTS with holograph corrections, 20 p.
Folder 6
21. AFive Little Dimes,@ TS with holograph corrections, 11 p.
22. AFog,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 8 p.
23. AFollies,@ TS with holograph corrections, 11 p. Box 96 cont=d. 70
24. AFree Love and Mexican Marriage,@ TS with holograph corrections, 26 p.; CTS, 15 p.
25. AA Girl, a Cap, and a Crook,@ TS, 17 p.
26. AGreat Treasure Hunter of the Bayous,@ 2 CTS, 16 p. CTS with holograph corrections, 13 p.
Folder 7
27. AGreat Reduction,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 13 p.
28. AGrey Skirt and the Cabbage-Widow,@ CTS, 10 p.
29. AHadley's Successor,@ TS, 21 p.
30. AHeredias Special,@ TS, 11 p.
31. AHigh-Ho,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 13 p.
32. AHigh Treason,@ TS, 18 p.
33. AIron Men,@ TS with holograph corrections, 16 p.; CTS, 14 p.
Box 97
Folder 1
34. AThe Journey,@ TS and one CTS, 18 p.
35. AJust A Goof,@ TS, 9 p.; CTS, 8 p.; TS and one CTS, 8 p. (later retyped version).
36. AKing With A Pig's Head,@ TS and 2 CTSs, 15 p.; CTS with holograph corrections, 14 p. (earlier version).
Folder 2
37. ALady of the House,@ TS with holograph corrections, 12 p.
38. ALaw of the Blood,@ CTS, 16 p. Box 97 cont=d. 71
39. ALife and Death of a Headhunter,@ TS with holograph corrections, 8 p.
40. ALost Documents,@ CTS, 4 p.
41. AMagic Moustache,@ TS and one CTS, 11 p.
42. AMail Order Marriage,@ CTS, 15 p.
43. AMake Money By Spending It,@ TS with holograph corrections, 7 p.
44. AMaking Good,@ TS with holograph corrections, 14 p.
Folder 3
45. AMan On the Horns,@ TS with holograph corrections, 16 p.
46. AMan With the Pig's Head,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 10 p.
47. AMatanzas Coast,@ CTS with holograph corrections; 22 p.
48. AMoving Along,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 10 p.
49. AMuseum Piece,@ TS with holograph corrections, 26 p.
50. AMusic Hath No Charms,@ CTS, holograph corrections, 5 p.
51. AMy Name In Lights,@ TS with holograph corrections, 20 p., incomplete.
52. ANaked As the Elm,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 7 p., incomplete.
53. ANight River,@ TS with holograph corrections, 9 p.
54. APaco Disposes,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 11 p.
Folder 4
55. APerfumed Dick,@ CTS, 13 p. Box 97 cont=d.
72
56. APete and His Pups,@ holograph, 8 p.
57. APoodle Savers,@ Two CTSs, one with holograph corrections, 13 p.
58. APrickly Pear,@ TS, 27 p.
59. AQueen Buys A Book,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 6 p.
60. AQuickset,@ CTS, 19 p.
61. ARiver Kids,@ one TS, one CTS, both with holograph corrections, 9 p.
Folder 5
62. ASandflea Courtship,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 12 p.
63. ASeed and Sentiment,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 17 p.
64. AThe She-Devil,@ CTS, 16 p.
65. ASight By Touch,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 10 p.
66. ASoldiers Three,@ TS with holograph corrections, 23 p.
67. ASomebody,@ TS with holograph corrections, 16 p.
68. ASplinters of Tact,@ TS with holograph corrections, 11 p.
69. AStolen Documents,@ TS with holograph corrections, 15 p.
70. ATelegram,@ TS with holograph corrections, 12 p.
71. ATheft of Las Meninas,@ CTS, holograph corrections, 17 p.
Folder 6
72. ATropic Death,@ CTS with holograph corrections, 13 p.
73. AVase That Was A Woman,@ CTS, holograph corrections, 18 p.
Box 97 cont=d.
73
74. AVicar of Kent,@ TS, holograph corrections, 25 p.
75. AWaffle Wedding,@ CTS, holograph corrections, 14 p.
76. AWaking up Joyce,@ TS, 17 p.
77. AWhat's In A Name?,@ TS with holograph corrections, 11 p.
78. AWhen the Chin Is Lifted,@ TS with holograph corrections, 29 p. (2 copies).
79. AWhiffle Hound,@ CTS, with holograph corrections, 6 p.
80. AThe Widow's Mite,@ TS, holograph corrections, 13 p.
81. AWorld`s Finest Mummy,@ TS with holograph corrections and additions, 15 p.
82. Untitled.
a. AI have witnessed two murders...,@ CTS, 20 p.; TS with holograph corrections, various pages. b. AKay Morgan liked snakes...,@ TS with holograph corrections, 6 p. c. ALying on the flat rock...,@ TS with holograph corrections, 7 p. d. AThe girl drowsed on the warm sands...@
Box 98
O. Plays.
1. ACyclone Carry, a Musical Comedy.@
Folder 1
a. TS and CTS, 115 p.
Folder 2
b. CTS, 115 p. Box 98 cont=d.
74
Folder 3
c. CTS, approximately 70 p., incomplete.
2. AHatchet Girl@ (earlier version of ACyclone Carry@).
Folder 4
a. TS, 31 p.
Folders 5-8
b. CTS and TS draft pages with holograph corrections.
Box 99
Folders 1-4
3. ACyclone Carry,@ CTS and TS draft pages with holograph corrections.
Folder 5
4. AHuitzilopotchli, a Play of the Mexican Revolution,@ CTS, 110 p., incomplete.
Folder 6
5. AImilla,@ play based on the legends of various Indian tribes from Mexico,.approx. 50 p., incomplete.
Folders 7-8
6. ASomebody,@ play in three acts.
Folders 9-10
7. Untitled play, cut-and-paste draft, 144 p.
Box 100
75
Folder 1
8. Untitled play, TS, 103 p.
Folder 2
9. Untitled play (apparently a play version of the novel BRIDGE OF ROYAL DELIGHTS), TS, 6 p., and 31 CTS p.; 15 p. of holograph material.
Folders 3-8
Q. Poetry. Approx. 800 poems, TS, CTS and holograph, written at various times; undated.
Folder 9
R. Fillers. Short anecdotes submitted as Afiller@ material to magazines (approx. 25 items).
Box 101
S. Manuscripts by other authors.
Folder 1
1. Castillo, Vicenti Levi. THE HIDDEN SUMMITS OF LLANGANATI, novel. CTS, 184 p.
Folder 2
2. Purdy, James. AChildren is All@ and ACracks,@ plays. CTS, 34 p. and 16 p., respectively.
Folder 3
3. Britton, John. Two articles re: CB, photocopies.
a. ACarleton Beals and the U.S. State Department in Central America: The Sandino Story,@ 34 p. b. AThe Anti-Imperialist Thought of Carleton Beals,@ 29 p. Box 101 cont=d.
76
4. Whytock, Ross Duff. THE GREAT SAM BRANNAN.
Box 102
T. Various unidentified drafts.
Folders 1-8
1. Draft pages, TS, CTS, etc., from many different books and articles. Approx. 1,000 p. (non-fiction).
Box 103
Folders 1-6
2. Draft pages, CTS and holograph, from many different books and articles, (non-fiction). Approx. 800 p.
Box 104
Folders 1-6
3. Draft pages, TS, CTS and holograph, from novels and short stories. Approx. 800 p.
Box 105
Folders 1-8
4. Holograph notes and first drafts, on newsprint; approximately 1,200 p.
Box 106
Folders 1-6
5. Holograph notes and first drafts; on newsprint; approx. 1,000 p.
II. Printed Matter.
77
A. Tearsheets. Copies of Beals' published articles, book reviews, short stories, poems, etc., taken from the publications in which they appeared. (1921-1962).
Box 107
Folder 1
1. 1921-1927 (includes an alphabetical index of Beals's published articles from 1921-1928).
Folder 2
2. ASandino,1927-1934,@ articles about the Nicaraguan guerrilla leader whom Beals interviewed in 1928; includes: a) Spanish language versions of Beals' syndicated series of articles on Sandino for the Nation; b) Articles about Sandino by other authors (in Spanish and English, various publications).
Folder 3
3. Copies of The Nation, Feb 22, 1928 to Apr. 18, 1928.
Folder 4
4. Articles, 1928-1935.
Box 108
Folder 1
5. Articles, 1936-1941.
Folder 2
6. Articles, 1942-1950.
Folder 3
7. Articles, 1951-1960.
Box 108 cont=d. 78
Folder 4
8. Articles, 1961-1962.
Folder 5
9. Article reprint: "First Men of America", South Atlantic Quarterly, Jan., 1953 .
Box 109
Folders 1-3
10. Tearsheets, various dates.
Folders 4-5
11. ACorridas,@ approx. 50 broadsheets with lyrics of Mexican popular songs (corridas).
Box 110
Folders 1-3
12. ------Mexican ----Labor ----News, issues Jan 6, 1938 - Jan 25, 1940.
Folder 4
13. News of Spain, issues Feb 19, 1938 - Feb 9, 1939.
Boxes 111, 112, 113
Folders 5-7
14. Mexican Life, English-language monthly edited and published by Beals' longtime friend, Howard Phillips. 42 scattered issues, 1955-1972.
Boxes 114, 115, 116 79
Folders 8-10
15. Bohemia, official Cuban government publication, approx. 40 issues, 1960-1970.
Box 117
Folder 11
16. Cuba, official Cuban government magazine. Scattered dates, 11 issues, 1965-1968.
Box 118
Folder 12
17. Political pamphlets: approximately 15 pamphlets from Cuba (post-1959).
18. Approx. 25 magazines from South Vietnam, 1970-1973.
Box 119
Folder 13
19. Approx. 30 political and historical pamphlets, magazines, etc., from the United States, Spain and Latin America. Includes:
a. The Nation, Jan. 17, 1976. Profile of Freda Kirchway, longtime friend of CB and managing editor of The Nation. b. Infinity, Feb. 1966. Contains article on Tina Modotti, photographer and friend of CB.
Package 1 (ABox 14@)
20. Oversize material.
a. Poster of Che Guevara. b. Maps of the Pan-American Highway. c. Statement by Columbia University faculty, 1968. d. AFair Play for Cuba Committee@ poster, 1960. Package 1 cont=d. 80
e. Catholic anti-Mexican poster, 1930. f. --Le ---Voz -de --las ------Segovias, organ of the Sandinista movement, 1960. g. Argentine pro-Nazi newspaper, Oct., 1938. h. Anti-Hitler pamphlet, Greenwich, Conn., 1938.
Box 120
B. Research Files. [Contents include clippings, pamphlets, drafts of articles, notes, etc. concerning the various topics on which Beals wrote during his career. The files are arranged in alphabetical order, with the headings of the original folders. Correspondence, photos, and completed articles have been removed and listed under those headings. Outstanding contents have been noted below.]
Folder 1
1. AAfrica.@
Folder 2
2. AAgriculture.@
Folder 3
3. AAgriculture- Europe.@
Folder 4
4. AAmerican Legion.@
Folder 5
5. AAmericana.@
Folder 6
6. AAmnesty.@
Folder 7
7. AAnthropology.@ Box 120 cont=d. 81
Folder 8
8. AArchaeology.@
Folder 9
9. AArgentina@ (1).
Folder 10
10. AArgentina@ (2).
Folder 11
11. AArgentina 1947- 1951.@
Folder 12
12. AArgentina / Brazil.@
Folder 13
13. AArmaments.@
Box 121
Folder 1
14. AArt - European.@
Folder 2
15. AArt and Society.@
Folder 3
16. AArt - U.S.@
Folder 4
17. AArticle Ideas.@ Box 121 cont=d. 82
Folder 5
18. AArticle Projects.@
Folder 6
19. AAviation.@
Folder 7
20. ABibliographical Catalogues.@
Folder 8
21. ABiographical.@
Folder 9
22. ABolivia@ (1).
Folder 10
23. ABolivia@ (2).
Folder 11
24. ABolivia / Checo.@
Folder 12
25. ABooks.@
Folder 13
26. ABrazil - Background.@
Folder 14
27. ABrazil - pre-1940.@
Box 121 cont=d. 83
Folder 15
28. ABritish Guyana.@
Box 122
Folder 1
29. ABureaucracy.@
Folder 2
30. ACaribbean.@
Folder 3
31. ACalifornia.@
Folder 4
32. ACatholicism.@
Folder 5
33. ACensorship, U.S.@
Folder 6
34. ACentral America.@
Folder 7
35. AChile - Background.@
Folder 8
36. AChile - pre-1940.@
Folder 9
37. AChile 1940-1949@ (1). Box 122 cont=d. 84
Folder 10
38. AChile.@
Folder 11
39. AChile 1940-1950.@
Folder 12
40. AChile - Literature.@
Folder 13
41. ACivil Liberties.@
Folder 14
42. AChamber of Commerce.@
Folder 15
43. ACuba@ (1).
Folder 16
44. AChina.@
Folder 17
45. ACoconuts.@
Folder 18
46. ACoffee.@
Folder 19
47. AColombia.@
Box 122 cont=d. 85
Folder 20
48. ACommunications.@
Box 123
Folder 1
49. ACommunism.@
Folder 2
50. AConnecticut.@
Folder 3
51. ACopper.@
Folder 4
52. ACotton Industry.@
Folder 5
53. ACrime.@
Folder 6
54. ACuba.@ (1).
Folder 7
55. ACuba@ (2).
Folder 8
56. ACuba@ (3).
Folder 9
57. ACuba - Background.@ Box 123 cont=d. 86
Folder 10
58. ACuba - Antonio Guiteras.@
Folder 11
59. ACuba - Art and Literature.@
Folder 12
60. ACuba - Batista / Castro 1950-1958.@
Folder 13
61. ACuba - Communism.@
Folder 14
62. ACuba - Industry / Trade / Finance.@
Folder 15
63. ACuba - Labor.@
Folder 16
64. ACuba - Machado and Revolution.@
Box 124
Folder 1
65. ACuba - Mendieta.@
Folder 2
66. ACuba - Press Release.@
Folder 3
67. AStudent Movement / Education.@ Box 124 cont=d. 87
Folder 4
68. ACuba / Sugar.@
Folder 5
69. ACuba - U.S. Investments.@
Folder 6
70. ACuba - U.S. Relations.@
Folder 7
71. ADiamonds.@
Folder 8
72. ADominican Republic@ (1).
Folder 9
73. ADominican Republic@ (2).
Folder 10
74. AEcomomic Rules - U.S.@
Folder 11
75. AEcuador.@
Folder 12
76. AEducation.@
Folder 13
77. AFarmer-Labor Party.@
Box 125 88
Folder 1
78. AFascism@ (1).
Folder 2
79. AFascism@ (2).
Folder 3
80. AFascism@ (3).
Folder 4
81. AFascism@ (4).
Folder 5
82. AFiction.@
Folder 6
83. AGuatemala.@
Folder 7
84. AGuerrillas.@
Folder 8
85. AFlorida.@
Folder 9
86. AForeign Aid.@
Folder 10
87. AFrance.@
Box 125 cont=d. 89
Folder 11
88. AGreat Britain.@
Folder 12
89. AHaiti.@
Folder 13
90. AHonduras.@
Box 126
Folder 1
91. AHuey Long.@
Folder 2
92. AImmigrations.@
Folder 3
93. AImperialism.@
Folder 4
94. AIndians.@
Folder 5
95. AItaly.@
Folder 6
96. AJamaica.@
Folder 7
97. AJapan.@ Box 126 cont=d. 90
Folder 8
98. AJews.@
Folder 9
99. AJohn Eliot.@
Folder 10
100. ALabor@ (1).
Folder 11
101. ALabor@ (2).
Box 127
Folder 1
102. ALatin America@ (1).
Folder 2
103. ALatin America@ (2).
Folder 3
104. ALA - Agriculture.@
Folder 4
105. ALA - Air.@
Folder 5
106. ALA - Art.@
Folder 6
107. ALA - Background@ (1). Box 127 cont=d. 91
Folder 7
108. ALA - Background@ (2).
Folder 8
109. ALA - Chapultepec Conference.@
Folder 9
110. ALA - Church.@
Box 128
Folder 1
111. ALA - Communism@ (1).
Folder 2
112. ALA - Communism@ (2).
Folder 3
113. ALA - Defense.@
Folder 4
114. ALA - Economic and Social Problems.@
Folder 5
115. ALA - and Europe.@
Folder 6
116. ALA - Fascism.@
Folder 7
117. ALA - Foreign Capital.@ Box 128 cont=d. 92
Folder 8
118. ALA - Germany@ (1).
Folder 9
119. ALA - Germany@ (2).
Box 129
Folder 1
120. ALA - Germany.@
Folder 2
121. ALA - Immigration.@
Folder 3
122. ALA - Indians.@
Folder 4
123. ALA - Industrialization.@
Folder 5
124. ALA - InterAmerican Affairs.@
Folder 6
125. ALA - Italy.@
Folder 7
126. ALA - Japan.@
Folder 8
127. ALA - Labor.@ Box 129 cont=d. 93
Folder 9
128. ALA - Lima Conference@ (1).
Folder 10
129. ALA - Lima Conference@ (2).
Folder 11
130. ALA - Literature@ (1).
Folder 12
131. ALA - Literature@ (2).
Folder 13
132. ALA - Literature@ (3).
Folder 14
133. ALA - Literature@ (4).
Box 130
Folder 1
134. ALA - Loans.@
Folder 2
135. ALA - Music.@
Folder 3
136. ALA - Naturalists and Explorers.@
Folder 4
137. ALA - Travel.@ Box 130 cont=d. 94
Folder 5
138. ALA - Medicine.@
Folder 6
139. ALA - Monroe Doctrine.@
Folder 7
140. ALA - Oil.@
Folder 8
141. ALA - Politics.@
Folder 9
142. ALA - Press.@
Folder 10
143. ALA - Races.@
Folder 11
144. ALA - Solidarity.@
Folder 12
145. ALA - Spain.@
Folder 13
146. ALA - Trade.@
Folder 14
147. ALA - Travel.@
Box 130 cont=d. 95
Folder 15
148. ALA - United Nations.@
Folder 16
149. ALA - United States.@
Folder 17
150. ALA - U.S. Propaganda.@
Box 131
Folder 1
151. A@Literature (U.S.)@
Folder 2
152. ALocal Crafts - Connecticut.@
Folder 3
153. ALocal History - New England@ (1).
Folder 4
154. ALocal History - New England@ (2).
Folder 5
155. ALocal History - New England@ (3).
Folder 6
156. ALouisiana.@
Folder 7
157. ALumber.@ Box 131 cont=d. 96
Folder 8
158. AMarijuana.@
Folder 9
159. AMedicine.@
Folder 10
160. AMediterranean.@
Box 132
Folder 1
161. AMexico.@
Folder 2
163. AMexico - Agriculture.@
Folder 3
164. AMexico - Air Travel.@
Folder 4
165. AMexico - Archaeology / Anthropology.@
Folder 5
166. AMexico - Art.@
Folder 6
167. AMexico - Aztec Place Names, Legends.@
Folder 7
168. AMexico - Background (1)@ [includes text of a speech Beals gave Box 132 cont=d. 97
to an author's group at Rockefeller Center, n.d.]
Folder 8
169. AMexico - Background@ (2).
Folder 9
170. AMexico - Camacho.@
Folder 10
171. AMexico - Cardenas.@
Folder 11
172. AMexico - Calles.@
Folder 12
173. AMexico - Church.@
Box 133
Folder 1
174. AMexico - Communists.@
Folder 2
175. AMexico - Cedillo.@
Folder 3
176. AMexico - Defense.@
Folder 4
177. AMexico - Economics.@
Box 133 cont=d. 98
Folder 5
178. AMexico - Education.@
Folder 6
179. AMexico - Fascism.@
Folder 7
180. AMexico - Finance.@
Folder 8
181. AMexico - Foreign Capital.@
Folder 9
182. AMexico - Germany.@
Folder 10
183. AMexico - Great Britain.@
Folder 11
184. AMexico - Indians@ (1).
Folder 12
185. AMexico - Indians.@
Folder 13
186. AMexico - Immigration.@
Folder 14
187. AMexico - Industrial Relations.@
Box 133 cont=d. 99
Folder 15
188. AMexico Japan.@
Folder 16
189. AMexico - Labor.@
Folder 17
190. AMexico - Literature@ (1).
Folder 18
191. AMexico - Literature@ (2).
Folder 19
192. AMexico - Loans.@
Folder 20
193. AMexico - Medicine.@
Folder 21
194. AMexico - Militarium.@
Folder 22
195. AMexico - Movies.@
Folder 23
196. AMexico - Obregon Assassination.@
Box 134
Folder 1
197. AMexico - Oil@ (1). Box 134 cont=d. 100
Folder 2
198. AMexico - Oil@ (2).
Folder 3
199. AMexico - Oil@ (3).
Folder 4
200. AMexico - Pancho Villa.@
Folder 5
201. AMexico - Picture History Of.@
Folder 6
202. AMexico - Politics.@
Folder 7
203. AMexico - Products.@
Folder 8
204. AMexico - Silver.@
Folder 9
205. AMexico - Six-Year Plan.@
Folder 10
206. AMexico - Social Policy.@
Folder 11
207. AMexico - Spain.@
Box 134 cont=d. 101
Folder 12
208. AMexico - Transportation.@
Folder 13
209. AMexico - U.S. Government.@
Folder 14
210. AMexico - Village Life.@
Folder 15
211. AMexico - Youth.@
Box 135
Folder 1
212. AMilitarism.@
Folder 2
213. AMining.@
Folder 3
214. AMiscellaneous@ (1).
Folder 4
215. AMiscellaneous@ (2).
Folder 5
216. AMovies.@
Folder 6
217. AMovies Abroad.@ Box 135 cont=d. 102
Folder 7
218. ANear East.@
Folder 8
219. ANew England@ (1).
Folder 9
220. ANew England@ (2).
Folder 10
221. ANew Haven.@
Folder 11
222. ANew Orleans.@
Box 136
Folder 1
223. ANew York.@
Folder 2
224. ANicaragua.@
Folder 3
225. ANitrates.@
Folder 4
226. ANotes.@
Folder 5
227. AOil.@ Box 136 cont=d. 103
Folder 6
228. AOil - Near East.@
Folder 7
229. APalestine@ (1).
Folder 8
230. APalestine@ (2).
Folder 9
231. APalestine@ (3).
Folder 10
232. APan-Americanism@ (1).
Folder 11
233. APan-Americanism@ (2).
Box 137
Folder 1
234. APanama@ (1).
Folder 2
235. APanama@ (2).
Folder 3
236. AParaguay.@
Folder 4
237. APeace.@ Box 137 cont=d. 104
Folder 5
238. APeru@ (1).
Folder 6
239. APeru@ (2).
Folder 7
240. APeru - Aprismo@ (1).
Folder 8
241. APeru - Aprismo@ (2).
Folder 9
242. APeru- Aprismo@ (3).
Note: folders 7-9 contain several pamphlets from the 1930s relating to the Aprista movement and its founder, Haya de la Torre.
Folder 10
243. APeru - Incas.@
Folder 11
244. APeru - Natural History.@
Box 138
Folder 1
245. APhillippines.@
Folder 2
246. APlays.@
Box 138 cont=d. 105
Folder 3
247. APoland.@
Folder 4
248. APolitics.@
Folder 5
249. APrensa Latina,@ contains accounts of Beals' collaboration with the Cuba-based press agency.
Folder 6
250. APress.@
Folder 7
251. APropaganda.@
Folder 8
252. AProtestant Action.@
Folder 9
253. APuerto Rico.@
Folder 10
254. AQuotations.@
Folder 11
255. ARadio.@
Folder 12
256. ARed Cross.@
Box 138 cont=d. 106
Folder 13
257. AReligion.@
Folder 14
258. AResearch.@
Folder 15
259. ARubber.@
Folder 16
260. ARomania.@
Folder 17
261. ASan Francisco.@
Folder 18
262. ASan Francisco Novel,@ outline and chapter synopsis of Beals' novel MARKA (unpublished); also contains lists of characters, etc.
Folder 19
263. AScottsboro.@
Folder 20
264. ASilver.@
Box 139
Folder 1
265. ASociety.@
Box 139 cont=d. 107
Folder 2
266. AThe South.@
Folder 3
267. ASoviet Union.@
Folder 4
268. ASpain@ (1).
Folder 5
269. ASpain@ (2); includes "Spain In Conflict,@ address given by Beals before the Foreign Policy Association, Nov. 7, [no year given].
Folder 6
270. ASpanish Missions.@
Folder 7
271. ASports.@
Folder 8
272. ASteel Industry.@
Folder 9
273. AStorm,@ contains newspaper accounts of the 1938 storm which severely damaged Beals' Connecticut home.
Box 140
Folder 1
274. AStory Roles.@
Box 140 cont=d. 108
Folder 2
275. AStrategic Materials.@
Folder 3
276. ASugar Industry.@
Folder 4
277. ATechnocracy.@
Folder 5
278. AThoughts / Similes.@
Folder 6
279. ATin Industry.@
Folder 7
280. ATropical Medicine.@
Folder 8
281. ATrotsky@ (1).
Folder 9
282. ATrotsky@(2).
Folder 10
283. ATrotsky@ (3).
Folder 11
284. ATrotsky Documents.@
Box 140 cont=d. 109
Folder 12
285. ATrotsky Commission.@ Note: The ATrotsky@ folders contain information re: the Trotsky Commission of Inquiry held in Mexico City in 1937, of which Beals was a member.
Box 141
Folder 1
286. ATurkey.@
Folder 2
287. AUltrasonics.@
Folder 3
288. AUnited Nations.@
Folder 4
289. AUnited States - Agriculture@ (1).
Folder 5
290. AU.S. - Agriculture@ (2).
Folder 6
291. AU.S. - Agriculture@ (3).
Folder 7
292. AU.S. - Colonies.@
Folder 8
293. AU.S. - Farms@ (1).
Box 141 cont=d. 110
Folder 9
294. AU.S. - Farms@ (2).
Folder 10
295. AU.S. - Folklore.@
Folder 11
296. AU.S. - Foreign Policy - Sumner Welles.@
Folder 12
297. AU.S. - Foreign Affairs.@
Box 142
Folder 1
298. AUnited States - History.@
Folder 2
299. AU.S. - Latin American Relations.@
Folder 3
300. AU.S. - Lawyers.@
Folder 4
301. AU.S. - Negroes@ (1).
Folder 5
302. AU.S. - Negroes@ (2).
Folder 6
303. AU.S. - State Dept.@ Box 142 cont=d. 111
Folder 7
304. AU.S. - Trade.@
Folder 8
305. AU.S. - Virgin Islands.@
Folder 9
306. AUruguay.@
Folder 10
307. AUtopian Communities.@
Folder 11
308. AVenezuela.@
Folder 12
309. AWheat.@
Folder 13
310. AW.P.A.@
Folder 14
311. AWorld War I.@
Folder 15
312. AWyoming.@
Box 143
C. Personal files, boxes 120-142. [These files run concurrently in chronological order with the tearsheet files. They contain the covers of magazines in which Beals= articles appeared, though not the articles Box 143 cont=d. 112
themselves. Also included are announcements of Beals= lectures, articles about him, reviews of his books, and various documents - leases, contracts, publicity material, etc.]
Folder 1
1. A1922-1925,@ includes: teaching contract with Mexican government, Feb. 5, 1923; jackets of Beals' first book, MEXICO: AN INTERPRETATION.
Folder 2
2. A1926,@ includes: announcement of the publication of the magazine New Masses (Mar. 24, 1926); entry visas into Guatemala and Mexico; newspaper articles on Beals= speech at the National Conference on the Cause and Cure of War (Dec. 11, 1926).
Folder 3
3. A1927,@ includes: Beals' press pass to the airfield where Lindbergh landed near Mexico City, Dec. 13, 1927; the calling card of Haya de la Torre, leader of the Aprista movement in Peru.
Folder 4
4. AJan.- Mar., 1928 (Sandino),@ includes: documents and articles relating to Beals' 1928 journey to interview Nicaraguan rebel leader Augusto Cesar Sandino.
Folder 5
5. AApr. - Dec. 1928,@ includes: Spanish-language versions of Beals' Sandino articles (various publications); more articles about this journey (from American newspapers).
Box 144
Folder 1
6. A1929-1931.@ Box 144 cont=d. 113
Folder 2
7. A1932-1934,@ includes: death threat received in Havana, Dec. 16, 1933.
Folder 3
8. A1935-1936,@ includes: copy of news dispatch from Havana, Mar. 28, 1935; book jacket for the novel BLACK RIVER; publicity brochure for Beals' lecture tours.
Folder 4
9. A1937,@ includes: material on Beals' participation in the "Trotsky trials" in Mexico City.
Box 145
Folder 1
10. A1938,@ includes: Reviews of GLASS HOUSES, AMERICAN EARTH, THE COMING STRUGGLE FOR LATIN AMERICA; Certificate of Honorary Membership in the Eugene Field Society (National Association of Authors and Journalists).
Folder 2
11. A1939,@ includes: publicity material for lecture tours; TLS, Roger N. Baldwin, May 23, 1929.
Folder 3
12. A1940,@ includes: reviews of PAN AMERICA, THE GREAT CIRCLE, etc.
Folder 4
13. A1941-1942,@ includes: questionnaires from the Latin-American poll Beals conducted for ---Look magazine..
Box 145 cont=d. 114
Folder 5
14. A1943-1944,@ includes: book jackets for DAWN OVER THE AMAZON (1943) and RIO GRANDE TO CAPE HORN (1943).
Box 146
Folder 1
15. A1945-1947,@ includes: documents, receipts, etc. from Beals' 1946 trip to Central America and South America; passport.
Folder 2
16. A1948-1951,@ includes: reviews of LANDS OF THE DAWNING TOMORROW (1949), THE LONG LAND: CHILE (1948).
Folder 3
17. A1952-1958,@ includes: reviews of STEPHEN F. AUSTIN, TASTE OF GLORY (book jacket also); settlement of the estate of Mrs. Elvina S. Beals (mother); reviews of ADVENTURE OF THE WESTERN SEA; JOHN ELIOT: THE MAN WHO LOVED THE INDIANS (book jacket), HOUSE OF MEXICO.
Box 147
Folders 1-2
18. A1959-1960,@ includes: records of Beals' 1959 journey to Haiti and Cuba, where he covered the Castro revolution; reviews of BRASS-KNUCKLE CRUSADE, etc.
Folder 3
19. AJan. - May 1961,@ includes: records of Beals' 1961 visit to Cuba, and to various South American countries (visas, plane tickets, etc.); articles about him from Latin American newspapers.
Box 147 cont=d. 115
Folder 4
20. AJune - Dec. 1961,@ includes: more records of South America trip; reviews of NOMADS and EMPIRE BUILDERS.
Folder 5
21. A1962,@ includes: reviews of NOMADS and EMPIRE BUILDERS, etc.
Folder 6
22. Unfiled material; plane tickets, publicity notes, book jackets, etc., from the latter part of Beals' life (1960-1979).
Box 148
Folder 1
23. Marriage and divorce documents.
Folder 2
24. Passport of Mikhail Markovich Gruzenberg (Borodin) and other documents relating to Mexican Communist Party.
Folder 3
25. Summons to appear before the Senate Subcommittee on Internal Security, 1962.
Folder 4
26. Contract with PRENSA LATINA news service.
Folder 5
27. Various awards and presentations.
Box 148 cont=d. 116
Folder 6
28. Military intelligence reports on Beals, from State Dept. and War Dept. archives.
Folder 7
29. AArticles and reports related to the "Hearst documents", Mexico, 1929.
Folder 8
30. Articles, pamphlets and correspondence relevant to Beals' participation in the Trotsky trials, 1937.
Folder 9
31. AFair Play For Cuba@ Committee literature, early 1960's.
Folder 10
32. ABarbed Wire for the Fences of the World.@
Box 149
Folder 1
33. Bibliography thru 1958.
Folder 2
34. Bibliography thru 1973.
Folder 3
35. CTS copy of above, and other bibliographies.
Folder 4
36. Approximately 75 book reviews.
Box 149 cont=d. 117
Folder 5
37. Radio broadcast text, and texts of various lectures.
Folder 6
38. Publicity material.
Folder 7
39. ADefinitions of a cynic.@
Folder 8
40. Latin American references.
Folder 9
41. Mexican bibliography.
Box 150
42. 2 Address books.
43. 3 miniature flags.
44. 1 guide to Naples.
45. 2 binders from Cuban Ministry of Education.
46. 1 envelope of addresses and business cards.
47. 2 cassette recordings of Beals.
Box 151
48. 20 notebooks.
Box 152
49. 11 notebooks. Box 153 118
Contracts and royalty statements.
Folder 1
50. Contracts, 1940-1957 (16).
Folder 2
51. Contracts, 1958-1963.
Folder 3
52. Royalty statements, 1923-1933.
Folder 4
53. Royalty statements, 1934-1949.
Folder 5
54. Royalty statements, 1950-1964.
Box 154
55. Financial records; royalty statements, receipts of expenses, etc., 1959-1963.
Box 155
56. Financial records; royalty statements, receipts of expenses, etc. 1964-1966.
Box 156
57. Financial records; royalty statements, receipts, etc. 1967-1970; one box of blank checks, two ledger books.
Box 157
58. Same as above, 1973-1976.
Box 158 119
59. Same as above, scattered years, 1939-1978.
Box 159
III. Photographs, boxes 159-164.
A. Portraits, snapshots, and other personal photographs.
1. Album of commercial photos from Panama.
2. Album containing photos of Beals' 1928 journey to Nicaragua and other Central American countries.
3. Studio portrait of Beals by Tina Modotti.
4. Two envelopes containing studio portraits of friends, etc.; includes photograph of Tina Modotti.
Box 160
Envelope 1
5. Earliest photos.
Envelope 2
6. Portraits of various women.
Envelope 3
7. Portraits of Beals, Diego Rivera, Frank Tannenbaum, et. al.
Envelope 4
8. Photos taken in Nicaragua en route to interview General Sandino, 1928.
Envelope 5
9. Portraits, includingAlan Beals (C.B.'s nephew), Leon Trotsky, Grau San Martin, Fulgencio Batista. Box 160 cont=d. 120
Envelope 6
10. Portraits of Antonio Soto y Gama, Plutarco Elias Calles, etc.; also many caricatures of Mexican public figures, by Matias Santiago.
Envelopes 7-14
11. Portraits and other personal photos.
Box 161
B. Book illustrations.
Envelope 1
1. COLONIAL RHODE ISLAND.
Envelope 2
2. INCREDIBLE INCAS.
Envelope 3
3. NOMADS and EMPIRE BUILDERS.
Envelope 4
4. WAR WITHIN A WAR.
Envelope 5
5. CYCLONE CARRY: THE STORY OF CARRY NATION.
Envelope 5A
6. BRASS KNUCKLE CRUSADE.
Envelopes 6-9
7. Approx. 100 photographs of various South American locations, supplied by the Grace Co. Envelope 10 121
8. Mormon Church photos.
Envelopes 11-12
9. Miscellaneous photos for book illustrations.
Box 162
C. Travel photos, mostly snapshots, taken during Beals' many trips overseas. Most are not identified. They have been divided according to countries, where possible.
Envelopes 1-5
1. Mexico.
Envelope 6
2. Central America.
Envelopes 7-8
3. Nicaragua (1928).
Envelopes 9-10
4. Europe and North Africa.
Envelopes 11-23
5. Travel photos from various countries, unidentified (approx. 200).
Box 163
D. Approx. 125 photographic postcards from different countries.
Envelopes 1-3
1. Mexico.
Box 163 cont=d. 122
Envelope 4
2. Guatemala and El Salvador.
Envelope 5
3. Various countries.
Box 164
Envelopes 1-30
E. Negatives. 30 envelopes containing approx. 300 negatives in various states of repair. Many are folded, chipped, or curled; others arrived melted together, apparently having been stored near heat. The most damaged negatives are in the last envelopes, no's. 26-30. The rest have been stored according to their size.
Box 165
IV. Correspondence, boxes 165-199.
Folder 1
A. Personal and professional correspondence, 1916-1920, including: telegrams and letters re: Beals' conscientious objector status, and subsequent arrest by military authorities (Dec., 1917- Jan., 1918).
1. Baer, J. M. (U.S. Congressman). TLS, Jan. 28, 1918.
2. Beals, Carlton (author). CTL, Dec. 29, 1917 (statement of conscientious objection).
3. Beals, Elvina S. (C.B.'s mother). ALS, Dec. 10, 1917.
4. Baldwin, Roger N. (lawyer).
a. Telegram, Dec. 27, 1917. b. TLS, Dec. 29, 1917.
5. Croly, Herbert (editor, The New Republic). TLS, July 24, 1919. 123
Box 165 cont=d.
6. Dell, Floyd (editor, The Liberator). TLS, no date.
7. Elston, J. A. (U.S.C.) TLS, Jan. 17, 1918.
8. Gruening, Ernest (editor, The Nation).
a. TLS, May 20, 1920. b. TLS, July 15, 1920. c. TLS, Aug. 23, 1920.
9. Johnson, Hiram W. (U.S.S.). TLS, Jan. 22, 1918.
10. Kahn, Julios (U.S.C.). TLS, Jan. 22, 1918.
11. Knock, Albert Jay (editor, The Freeman). TLS, July 7, 1920.
12. Seldes, Gilbert (editor, Collier=s). TLS, Oct. 29, 1919.
13. Thomas, Norman (editor, The World Tomorrow).
a. TLS, June 8, 1920. b. TLS, Oct. 15, 1920.
14. Van Doren, Mark (author and critic). TLS, July 13, 1920.
Folder 2
B. Professional and personal correspondence, 1921-1923. Letters written from Italy to Mrs. Elvina S. Beals (mother); correspondence with editors and publishers.
1. Beals, Carleton. a. ALS, August (?) 1921. b. ALS, August 31, 1921. c. TLS, Sept. ?, 1921. d. TLS, Oct. 1, 1921. e. TLS, Oct. 5, 1921. f. TLS, Oct. 28, 1921. g. TLS, Dec. 6, 1921. h. TLS, Dec. 24, 1921. i. TLS, Jan. 22, 1922. 124
Box 165 cont=d.
j. TLS, Feb. 9, 1922. k. TLS, Feb. 25, 1922. l. TLS, July 22, 1922. m. CTL May 14, 1923; contains biographical sketch of the author.
2. Gruening, Ernest (managing editor, The Nation).
a. TLS, Apr. 25, 1921. b. TLS, May 12, 1922 c. TLS, July 10, 1922. d. TLS, Nov. 16, 1923. e. TLS, Dec. 3, 1923.
3. Johnson, Willard (editor, Laughing Horse).
a. TLS, May 31, 1923. b. TLS, June 5, 1922. c. TLS, June 24, 1923. d. ALS, no date.
4. Kirchwey, Freda (managing editor, The Nation).
a. TL, Sept. 14, 1922. b. TLS, Jan. 3, 1923. c. TLS, Feb. 2, 1923. d. TLS, Dec. 13, 1923.
5. LaFollette, Suzanne (acting editor, The Freeman). TLS, Feb. 3, 1923.
6. Mencken, H. L. (editor, The Smart Set and The American Mercury).
a. TLS, Aug. 11, 1923. b. TLS, Oct. 27, 1923. c. TLS, Oct. 29, 1923. d. TLS, no date. e. ALS, no date. f. ALS, no date.
125
Box 165 cont=d.
7. Tannenbaum, Frank (author). TLS, Dec. 18, 1923.
Folder 3
C. Personal and professional correspondence, 1924.
1. Bynner, Wittner (playwright). TLS, Feb. 4, 1924.
2. Cabell, James Branch (author, genealogist). TLS, Jan. 17, 1924.
3. Gruening, Ernest (managing editor, The Nation).
a. TLS, Jan. 22, 1924. b. TLS, Mar. 22, 1924. c. TLS, May 13, 1924. d. TLS, Sep. 13, 1924.
4. Johnson, Willard (editor, Laughing Horse).
a. TLS, June 10, 1924. b. TLS, July 21, 1924. c. TLS, Oct. 27, 1924.
5. Kirchwey, Freda (managing editor, The Nation).
a. TLS, June 10, 1924. b. TLS, July 21, 1924. c. TLS, Oct. 27, 1924.
6. Leach, Henry Goddard (editor, The Forum). TLS, May 13, 1924.
7. Mencken, H. L. (editor, The American Mercury).
a. ALS, n.d. b. TLS, Mar. 16, 1924. c. TLS, Mar. 27, 1924. d. TL to Benjamin Huebsch, July 26, 1924.
8. Tannenbaum, Frank (author).
a. ALS, Jan. 2, 1924. 126
Box 165 cont=d.
b. ALS, Mar. 6, 1924. c. ALS, n.d. d. ALS, n.d. e. ALS, May 14,1924. f. TLS, Jan. 19, 1924. g. TLS, Mar. 5, 1924. h. TLS, May 22, 1924. i. TLS, May 23, 1924.
Box 166
Folder 1
D. Personal and professional correspondence, 1925.
1. Baldwin, Roger. (chairman, Int'l. Committee for Political Prisoners). TLS, Dec. 16, 1925.
2. Bingham, Hiram (U.S. Senator). TLS, Dec. 1, 1925.
3. Cross, Wilbur (editor, The Yale Review). TLS, Dec. 1, 1925.
4. Dos Passos, John (author). ALS, Dec. 13, 1925.
5. Gruening, Ernest (author and editor).
a. TLS, Aug. 27, 1925. b. ALS, Aug. 29, 1925.
6. Haberman, Roberto. TLS, Feb. 11, 1925.
7. Holmes, John Haynes (author and clergyman).
a. TLS, Jan. 9, 1925. b. TLS, Jan. 12, 1925. c. TLS, Feb. 18, 1925. d. TLS, Mar. 4, 1925.
8. Kirchwey, Freda. TLS, Nov. 20, 1925.
127
Box 166 cont=d.
9. Merida, Carlos. (Mexican artist).
a. TLS, Oct. 25, 1925. b. TLS, Dec. 27, 1925.
10. Oakes, G. W. O. (editor, Current History). TLS, June 22, 1925.
11. Roberts, Mary Fanton (editor, Arts and Decoration). TLS, Dec. 18, 1925.
Folder 2
E. Professional and personal correspondence, 1926 (Jan.- Aug.).
1. Dewey, John. TLS, July 22, 1926.
2. Fabela, Isidro (Mexican author and statesman). TLS, Feb. 1, 1926; includes biographical data.
3. Herring, Hubert C. (historian). TLS, May 18, 1926.
4. Inman, Samuel Guy (author). TLS, Mar. 17, 1926.
5. Kellogg, Paul (editor). Telegram, Aug. 10, 1926.
6. Kirchwey, Freda (managing editor, The Nation).
a. TLS, Aug. 4, 1926. b. TLS, Aug. 16, 1926.
7. Porter, Katherine Anne (author). TLS, Jan. 16, 1926.
8. Roberts, Mary Fanton (editor, Arts and Decoration). TLS, Jan. 6, 1926.
9. Van Doren, Mark (Literary editor, The Nation). TLS Apr. 12, 1926.
Folder 3
F. Professional and personal correspondence, 1926 (Sept.- Dec.) 128
Box 166 cont=d.
1. Catt, Carrie Chapman (lecturer).
a. TLS, Nov. 1, 1926. b. TLS, Nov. 12, 1926. c. TLS, Nov. 16, 1926. d. TLS, Nov. 29, 1926. e. TLS, Dec. 17, 1926. f. TLS, Jan. 4, 1927. g. TLS, Jan. 5, 192.7. h. TLS, Jan. 22, 1927. i. ALS, Jan. 20, 1927. j. Telegram, Nov. 11, 1926.
2. Gannet, Lewis (editor, The Nation). TLS, Sept. 14, 1926.
3. Herring, Hubert C. (historian).
a. TLS, Sept. 2, 1926. b. TLS, Sept. 20, 1926. c. TLS, Sept. 24, 1926. d. TLS, Oct. 27, 1926. e. TLS, Nov. 12, 1926.
4. Kellogg, Arthur P. (editor, Survey Graphic). TLS, Dec. 7, 1926.
5. Laidler, Harry W. (author). TLS, Dec. 22, 1926.
6. Quintanilla, Luis (Mexican diplomat).
a. TLS, Dec. 8, 1926. b. ALS, no date. c. Telegram, Sept. 6, 1926.
7. Scott, James Brown (Sec'y., Carnegie Endowment for Int'l. Peace). TL, Dec. 22, 1926.
8. Van Doren, Mark (Literary editor, The Nation). TLS, Oct. 4, 1926.
9. Wilson, Henry Lane (diplomat).
129
a. TL, Dec. 20, 1926. Box 166 cont=d.
b. TL, Jan. 14, 1927. c. TLS, Dec. 29, 1926.
Box 167
Folder 1
G. Professional and personal correspondence, Jan.- June, 1927.
1. Beals, Carleton.
a. TLS, Jan. 12, 1927. b. CTL, Jan. 31, 1927. c. CTL, Feb. 4, 1927. d. CTL, Feb. 14, 1927. e. CTL, Apr. 18, 1927. f. CTL, June 23, 1927.
2. Bliven, Bruce (journalist). TLS, Feb. 2, 1927.
3. Croly, Herbert (editor, The New Republic).
a. ALS, n.d. b. TLS, Feb. 8, 1927. c. TLS, Mar. 18, 1927. d. TLS, Mar. 30, 1927. e. TLS, Apr. 7, 1927. f. TLS, May 12, 1927. g. TLS, June 2, 1927.
4. Fabela, Isidro (Mexican statesman). TLS, Mar. 10, 1927.
5. Freeman, Joe (editor, New Masses). Telegram, n.d.
6. Gruening, Ernest (author).
a. TLS, Jan. 20, 1927. b. TLS, Apr. 21, 1927.
130
Box 167 cont=d.
7. Herring, Hubert (historian).
a. TLS, Jan. 31, 1927. b. TLS, Feb. 25, 1927. c. TLS, June 9, 1927.
8. Oakes, G. W. O. (editor, Current History).
a. TLS, Jan. 8, 1927. b. TLS, May 21, 1927. c. TLS, June 6, 1927.
9. Tannenbaum, Frank (author).
a. TLS, May 24, 1927. b. TLS, June 21, 1927.
10. Van Doren, Mark (literary editor, The Nation). TLS June 9, 1927.
11. Wilson, Henry Lane (diplomat).
a. TLS Jan. 28, 1927. b. TLS, Feb. 17, 1927.
Folder 2
H. Personal and professional correspondence, 1927 (July - Dec.)
1. Bliven, Bruce (journalist).
a. TLS, Aug. 1, 1927 b. TLS, Oct. 14, 1927.
2. Croly, Herbert (editor, The New Republic).
a. Telegram Oct. 8, 1927. b. Telegram, Dec. 27, 1927. c. TLS, Oct. 20, 1927. d. TLS, Nov. 7, 1927 (2 letters). e. TLS, Dec. 12, 1927. 131
Box 167 cont=d.
3. Fabela, Isidro (Mexican statesman). TLS, Aug. 9, 1927.
4. Gruening, Ernest (author). TLS, Sept. 6, 1927.
5. Herring, Hubert (historian). TLS, Aug. 26, 1927.
6. Johnson, Willis F. (editor, North American Review). TLS, Aug. 9, 1927.
7. Kirchwey, Freda (managing editor, The Nation). Telegram, Dec. 30, 1927.
8. Rublee, George (lawyer). ALS, Dec. 31, 1927.
9. Snow, Francis (editor, Current History).
a. TLS, July 25, 1927. b. TLS, Sept. 12, 1927.
10. Tannenbaum, Frank (author).
a. ALS, n.d. b. ALS, n.d. c. ALS, Aug. 22, 1927. d. TLS, Nov. 1, 1927.
11. Van Doren, Mark (author). TLS, Sept. 7, 1927.
Folder 3
I. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - Apr., 1928.
1. Croly, Herbert (editor, The New Republic). TLS Jan. 6, 1928.
2. Dos Passos, John (author). ALS, n.d.
3. Herring, Hubert C. (historian).
a. TLS, Jan. 2, 1928. b. TLS, Apr. 9, 1928. 132
Box 167 cont=d.
4. Kellogg, Frederic R. (lawyer). CTL, Mar. 14, 1928.
5. Kirchwey, Freda (managing editor, The Nation). TLS, Mar. 30, 1928.
6. Oakes, George W. O. (editor, Current History). TLS, Jan. 24, 1928.
7. Phillips, Howard (editor, Mexican Life). TLS, Jan. 8, 1928.
8. Rublee, George (lawyer). ALS, n.d.
9. Thomas, Norman (author).
a. CTL, Mar. 24, 1928. b. TLS, Mar. 21, 1928. c. TLS, Apr. 12, 1928.
10. Van Doren, Mark (author).
a. TLS, Jan. 23, 1928. b. TLS, Apr. 6, 1928.
11. Whitney, Parkhurst (editor, The Outlook). TLS, Jan. 27, 1928.
Box 168
Folder 1
J. Sandino correspondence, Jan. 5, 1928 - May 1, 1928. Cables and letters relating to Beals' trip to Nicaragua in 1928, when he interviewed the guerrilla general Augusto C. Sandino. Most of the correspondence is between Beals and the editorial offices of The Nation.
1. Kirchwey, Freda (managing editor, The Nation).
a. Telegram, Jan. 6, 1928. b. Telegram, Feb. 6, 1928 c. Telegram, Feb. 10, 1928. d. Telegram, Feb. 17, 1928. 133
e. Telegram, Feb. 24, 1928. Box 168 cont=d.
f. Telegram, Feb. 29, 1928. g. Telegram, Mar. 2, 1928. h. CTL, Feb. 2, 1928. i. CTL, Mar. 30, 1928.
2. Geissler, Arthur (U.S. consul in Guatemala).
a. Telegram, Mar. 22, 1928. b. Telegram, Mar. 24, 1928.
3. Moncada, J. M. (Nicaraguan general). CTLS, Feb. 12, 1928.
4. Villard, Oswald G. (editor, The Nation). Telegram, Jan. 5, 1928.
Folder 2
K. Personal and professional correspondence, May - Aug., 1928.
1. Avellaneda, Juan de Dios (Mexican statesman). ALS, n.d. (4 letters).
2. Bliven, Bruce (journalist). TLS, May 18, 1928.
3. Croly, Herbert (editor, The New Republic).
a. Telegram, July 8, 1928. b. TLS, July 19, 1928. c. TLS, Aug. 16, 1928.
4. Dos Passos, John (author). ALS, n.d.
5. Gannet, Lewis (treasurer, The Nation).
a. TLS, June 4, 1928. b. TLS, July 10, 1928.
6. Herring, Hubert C. (historian).
a. TLS, June 8, 1928. b. TLS, Aug. 1, 1928. 134
c. Telegram, July 18, 1928. Box 168 cont=d. d. Telegram, July 31, 1928.
7. Kirchwey, Freda (managing editor, The Nation). TLS, May 16, 1928.
8. Merida, Carlos (Mexican artist). ALS, Aug. 1, 1928.
9. Norton, Henry Kittredge (author).
a. TLS, May 28, 1928. b. TLS, July 3, 1928.
10. Radin, Paul (ethnologist). Telegram, July 26, 1928.
11. Rublee, George (lawyer).
a. ALS, May 21, 1928. b. ALS, July 3, 1928. c. ALS, July 5, 1928. d. ALS, July 27, 1928.
12. Simonson, Lee (editor, Creative Art). TLS, May 15, 1928.
13. Thomas, Norman (author).
a. TLS, May 28, 1928. b. TLS, July 3, 1928.
14. Tannenbaum, Frank (author).
a. TLS, June 16, 1928. b. TLS, July 5, 1928.
Folder 3
L. Personal and professional correspondence, Sept.- Dec., 1928.
1. Bliven, Bruce (journalist).
a. TLS, Nov. 7, 1928. b. TLS, Dec. 26, 1928. 135
Box 168 cont=d.
2. Croly, Herbert (editor, The New Republic). TLS, Sept. 20, 1928.
3. Fadiman, Clifton P. (author). TLS, Sept. 19, 1928.
4. Gruening, Ernest (editor, Portland Evening News). TLS, Oct. 15, 1928.
5. Kellogg, Paul U. (editor, The Survey).
a. Telegram, Oct. 13, 1928. b. TLS, Nov. 21, 1928.
6. Kirchwey, Freda (managing editor, The Nation).
a. TLS, Sept. 20, 1928. b. TLS, Oct. 26, 1928 c. TLS, Nov. 19, 1928.
7. Modotti, Tina (photographer). ALS Nov. 20, 1928.
8. Oakes, G. W. O. (editor, Current History). TLS, Oct. 6, 1928.
9. Phillips, Howard (editor, Mexican Life). TLS, Sept. 24, 1928.
10. Simonson, Lee (editor, Creative Art).
a. TLS, Sept. 13, 1928. b. TLS, Sept. 20, 1928. c. Telegram, Oct. 6, 1928. d. Telegram, Oct. 27, 1928. e. Telegram, Nov. 12, 1928.
11. Tannenbaum, Frank (author). ALS, n.d.
12. Thomas, Norman (author). TLS, Oct. 19, 1928.
13. Van Doren, Mark (author). TLS, Sept. 14, 1928.
136
Box 169
Folder 1
M. Professional and personal correspondence, Jan. - Apr. 1929.
1. Bliven, Bruce (journalist).
a. TLS, Mar. 6, 1929. b. TLS, Mar. 11, 1929. c. TLS, Apr. 1, 1929.
2. Gruening, Ernest (editor, Portland Evening News).
a. TLS, Mar. 4, 1929. b. Telegram, Mar. 4, 1929.
3. Phillips, Howard (editor, Mexican Life). TLS, Apr. 3, 1929.
Folder 2
N. Professional and personal correspondence, May - Dec. 1929.
1. Bliven, Bruce (journalist).
a. TLS, July 26, 1929 b. TLS, Aug. 9, 1929. c. TLS, Aug. 14, 1929. d. Telegram, Nov. 20, 1929.
2. Dos Passos, John (author). ALS, n.d.
3. Herring, Hubert (historian).
a. TLS, Oct. 26, 1929. b. TLS, Dec. 20, 1929.
4. Mussey, Henry R. (managing editor, The Nation).
a. TLS, Aug. 14, 1929. b. TLS, Nov. 26, 1929 c. TLS, Dec. 4, 1929. 137
Box 169 cont=d.
5. Oakes, G. W. O. (editor, CURRENT HISTORY)
a. TLS, July 13, 1929. b. TLS, Oct. 8, 1929. c. TLS, Dec.16, 1929.
6. Strong, Anna Louise (author). TLS, Oct. 2, 1929.
Box 170
Folder 1
O. Professional and personal correspondence, Jan.- Apr., 1930.
1. Baldwin, Roger (lawyer).
a. TLS, Jan. 9, 1930. b. TLS, Jan. 10, 1930. c. TLS, Jan. 23, 1930. d. TLS, Feb. 5, 1930. e. TLS, Feb. 13, 1930.
2. Bliven, Bruce (journalist).
a. TLS, Jan. 28, 1930. b. TLS, Feb. 5, 1930. c. TLS, Mar. 10, 1930. d. TLS, Mar. 29, 1930.
3. Borah, William E. (U.S. Senator). Telegram, Feb. 17, 1930.
4. Collins, Ross (U.S. Congressman). TLS, Apr. 2, 1930.
5. Gruening, Ernest (editor, Portland Evening News). TLS, Feb. 28, 1930.
6. Herring, Hubert (historian).
a. TLS, Feb. 4, 1930. b. TLS, Mar. 29, 1930. 138
c. TLS, Apr. 6, 1930. Box 170 cont=d.
7. Phillips, Howard (editor, Mexican Life). TLS, Apr. 4, 1930.
8. Tannenbaum, Frank (author). ALS, Feb. 2, 1930.
9. Villard, Oswald G. (editor, The Nation). TLS, Feb. 25, 1930.
Folder 2
P. Personal and professional correspondence, May - Aug., 1930.
1. Bliven, Bruce (journalist).
a. TLS, June 5, 1930. b. TLS, June 18, 1930. c. TLS, July 11, 1930. d. TLS, July 17, 1930.
2. Cross, Wilbur (editor, Yale Review). TLS, June 2, 1930.
3. Feland, Logan (General, United States Marine Corps). TLS, June 17, 1930.
4. Herring, Hubert C. (historian).
a. TLS, May 12, 1930. b. TLS, June 3, 1930.
5. Kellogg, Paul U. (editor, The Survey).
a. TLS, June 11, 1930. b. TLS, June 24, 1930. c. TLS, July 9, 1930.
6. Lippman, Walter (journalist).
a. TLS, May 15, 1930. b. TLS, May 20, 1930.
7. Oakes, G. W. O. (editor, Current History). TLS, May 1, 1930.
139
8. Weeks, Edward (editor, Atlantic Monthly Press). TLS, n.d. Box 170 cont=d.
Folder 3
Q. Professional and personal correspondence, Sept.- Dec. 1930.
1. Baldwin, Roger (lawyer). TLS, Dec. 1, 1930.
2. Bickel, Karl (pres., United Press). TLS, Dec. 1, 1930.
3. Bliven, Bruce (editor, The New Republic).
a. TLS, Sept. 18, 1930. b. TLS, Sept. 26, 1930. c. TLS, Dec. 15, 1930.
4. DuBois, W. E. B. (author). TLS, Nov. 10, 1930.
5. Frank, Waldo (author). TLS, Sept. 2, 1930.
6. Herring, Hubert (historian).
a. TLS, Oct. 24, 1930. b. TLS, Nov. 30, 1930. c. TLS, Dec. 30, 1930. d. ALS, Nov. 8, 1930.
7. LaFollette, Suzanne (editor, The New Freeman).
a. TLS, Oct. 18, 1930. b. TLS, Nov. 24, 1930.
8. Moe, Henry A. (secretary, Guggenheim Foundation). TLS, Dec. 15, 1930.
9. Phillips, Howard (editor, Mexican Life). TLS, Nov. 22, 1930.
Box 171
Folder 1
Q. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - Mar., 1931. 140
Box 171 cont=d.
1. Allen, Florence E. (jurist).
a. TLS, Feb. 3, 1931. b. TLS, Mar. 24, 1931.
2. Baldwin, Roger (lawyer). TLS, Jan. 29, 1931.
3. Bliven, Bruce (editor, The New Republic).
4. DuBois, W. E. B. (author). TLS, Jan. 14, 1931.
5. Hazlitt, Henry (editor, The Nation). TLS, Mar. 9, 1931.
6. Herring, Hubert C. (historian).
a. TLS, Jan. 26, 1931. b. TLS, Jan. 30, 1931. c. TLS, Mar. 13, 1931 (2 letters). d. TLS, Mar. 17, 1931. e. TL, Mar. 13, 1931.
7. LaFollette, Suzanne (editor, The New Freeman). TLS, Mar. 25, 1931.
8. Moe, Henry A. (secretary, Guggenheim Foundation).
a. TLS, Feb. 16, 1931. b. TLS, Mar. 13, 1931.
9. Mussey, Henry R. (managing editor, The Nation).
a. TLS, Jan. 8, 1931. b. TLS, Jan. 22, 1931 c. TLS, Feb. 4, 1931.
10. Oakes, G. W. O. (editor, Current History). TLS, n.d.
11. Rivera, Diego (Mexican artist). Telegram, Feb. 18, 1931.
12. Rowe, Leo S. (dir., Pan American Union). TLS, Mar. 30, 1931. 141
Box 171 cont=d.
Folder 2
R. Personal and professional correspondence, Apr.- June, 1931.
1. Almazan, J. A. (Sec. of Communications and Public Works, Mexico). TLS, May 8, 1931.
2. Bliven, Bruce (editor, The New Republic). TLS, Apr. 20, 1931.
3. Gruening, Ernest (editor, Portland Evening News). TLS, June 16, 1931 (2 letters).
4. Herring, Hubert C. (historian).
a. TLS, n.d. b. ALS, May 4, 1931. c. ALS, May 14, 1931.
5. Kellogg, Paul U. (editor, Survey Graphic).
a. TLS, May 1, 1931. b. TLS, May 13, 1931. c. TLS, May 18, 1931.
6. Merida, Carlos (Mexican artist). ALS, Apr. 13, 1931.
7. Moe, Henry Allen (secretary, Guggenheim Foundation). TLS, Apr. 18, 1931.
8. Phillips, Howard (editor, Mexican Life).
a. TLS, Apr. 2, 1931. b. TLS, June 7, 1931.
9. Puig Casauranc, J. M. (sec. of Public Education, Mexico). TLS, May 7, 1931.
10. Rowe, L. S. (director, Pan American Union). TLS, Apr. 21, 1931.
11. Sproul, Robert S. (pres., U. Calif., Berkeley). TLS, Apr. 13, 1931. 142
Box 171 cont=d.
Folder 3
S. Personal and professional correspondence, July - Dec., 1931.
1. Baldwin, Roger N. (lawyer).
a. TLS, Nov. 16, 1931. b. TLS, Dec. 15, 1931.
2. Bliven, Bruce (editor, The New Republic). TLS, Aug. 13, 1931.
3. Chase, Stuart (author). TLS July 2, 1931.
4. Gruening, Ernest (editor, Portland Evening News). ALS, Aug. 25, 1931.
5. Herring, Hubert C. (historian). TLS, n.d.
6. Kellogg, Paul U. (editor, Survey Graphic). TLS, Sept. 25, 1931.
7. Merida, Carlos (Mexican artist). ALS, Dec. 26, 1931.
8. Moe, Henry Allen (secretary, Guggenheim Foundation).
a. TLS, Nov. 16, 1931. b. TLS, Dec. 22, 1931.
9. White, Walter (sec., NAACP). TLS, Sept. 17, 1931.
Box 172
Folder 1
T. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan.- May, 1932.
1. Baldwin, Roger (lawyer).
a. TLS, Jan. 6, 1932. b. TLS, Jan. 18, 1932.
2. Bliven, Bruce (editor, The New Republic). TLS, Jan. 6, 1932. 143
Box 172 cont=d.
3. Crane, Hart (poet). Telegram, Mar. 2, 1932.
4. Dos Passos, John (author). ALS, n.d.
5. Gruening, Ernest (ed., Portland Evening News). TLS, May 17, 1932.
6. Merida, Carlos (Mexican artist).
a. ALS, n.d. b. ALS, Feb. 3, 1932. c. ALS, n.d. d. ALS, May 10, 1932.
7. Moe, Henry Allen (sec., Guggenheim Foundation).
a. TLS, Jan. 25, 1932. b. TLS, Mar. 1, 1932. c. TLS, May 26, 1932.
8. Phillips, Howard (ed., Mexican Life).
a. TLS, n.d. b. TLS, Mar. 31, 1932.
Folder 2
U. Personal and professional correspondence, June - Sep., 1932.
1. Bliven, Bruce (editor, The New Republic). TLS, June 10, 1932.
2. Gruening, Ernest (ed., Portland Evening News).
a. TLS, July 22, 1932. b. TLS, Aug. 23, 1932.
3. Herring, Hubert C. (historian).
a. Telegram, July 3, 1932. b. Telegram, July 16, 1932.
144
Box 172 cont=d.
4. Merida, Carlos (Mexican artist). ALS, n.d.
5. Moe, Henry Allen (sec., Guggenheim Foundation). TLS, June 20, 1932.
6. Byrd, Lesley S. (historian).
a. ALS, Aug. 18, 1932. b. ALS, Aug. 22, 1932. c. TLS, Sep. 14, 1932. d. TL, Sep. 14, 1932.
Folder 3
V. Personal and professional correspondence, Oct. - Dec., 1932.
1. Bliven, Bruce (editor, The New Republic).
a. TLS, Oct. 6, 1932. b. TLS, Oct. 28, 1932. c. TLS, Nov. 9, 1932. d. TLS, Nov. 11, 1932. e. TLS, Nov. 21, 1932.
2. Borah, William E. (U.S. Senator). TLS, Nov. 9, 1932.
3. Buell, Raymond L. (dir. Foreign Policy Association). TLS, Dec. 14, 1932.
4. Gruening, Ernest. (ed., Portland Evening News). TLS, Dec. 2, 1932.
5. Merida, Carlos (Mexican artist). TLS Dec. 16, 1932.
6. Moe, Henry Allen (sec., Guggenheim Foundation).
a. TLS, Nov. 2, 1932. b. TLS, Nov. 28, 1932.
7. Phillips, Howard (ed., Mexican Life). TLS, Dec. 29, 1932.
145
Box 172 cont=d.
8. Simpson, Lesley Byrd (historian). TLS, Dec. 4, 1932.
Box 173
Folder 1
W. Correspondence and documents re: Beals' criticism of the U.S. State Dept.=s role in Cuba, particularly that of Ambassador Harry F. Guggenheim; 1932-1936.
1. Allen, Florence E. (jurist). TLS, Mar. 21, 1933.
2. Billikopf, Jacob (social worker).
a. TLS, Nov. 28, 1932. b. TLS, Dec. 16, 1932.
3. Bliven, Bruce (editor, The New Republic).
a. TLS, Mar. 23, 1933. b. TLS, Mar. 30, 1933.
4. Chase, Stuart (author). TLS, Apr. 10, 1933.
5. Dewey, John (author). TLS, Mar. 19, 1933.
6. Gannett, Lewis (journalist). TLS, Apr. 8, 1933.
7. Guggenheim, Harry F. (U.S. ambassador).
a. CTL, Nov. 19, 1932. b. TLS, Mar. 23, 1933.
8. Ross, Edward A. (sociologist). TLS, Mar. 20, 1933.
9. Statements from the Int'l. Committee for Political Prisoners regarding the Cuban situation (June 20, 1935).
10. AAttempts to Discredit the American Policy in Cuba,@ document issued by Committee on Cultural Affairs with Latin America.
146
Box 173 cont=d.
Folder 2
X. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - May, 1933.
1. Baldwin, Roger (lawyer) TLS, Apr. 21, 1933.
2. Barnes, Harry Elmer (editor). TLS, Feb. 6, 1933.
3. Buell, Raymond L. (dir. Foreign Policy Association). TLS, Jan. 24, 1933.
4. Herring, Hubert C. (historian).
a. Telegram, Jan. 3, 1933. b. TLS, Mar. 7, 1933. c. TLS, Apr. 10, 1933.
5. Kirchwey, Freda (ed., The Nation). TLS, Apr. 12, 1933.
6. Merida, Carlos (Mexican artist). ALS, Jan. 28, 1933.
7. Moe, Henry Allen (sec. Guggenheim Foundation).
a. TL, n.d. b. TLS, Apr. 21, 1933.
Folder 3
Y. Personal and professional correspondence, May - Sep., 1933.
1. Cowley, Malcolm (author). Telegram, Aug. 18, 1933.
2. Evans, Walker (photographer). ALS, June 25, 1933.
3. Grau San Martin, Ramon (President of Cuba). TLS, Sep. 28, 1933.
4. Gruening, Ernest (ed., The Nation).
5. Soule, George (ed., The New Republic). TLS, Sep. 28, 1933. 147
Box 174
Folder 1
Z. Personal and professional correspondence, Oct. - Dec., 1933.
1. AA Cuban.@ TL, Dec. 16, 1933. [Death threat Beals received during a visit to Havana.]
2. Bliven, Bruce (editor, The New Republic). TLS, Nov. 13, 1933.
3. Dreiser, Theodore (author). TLS, Nov. 13, 1933.
4. Manach, Jorge (author). ALS, Mon., Dec. 26, 1933.
5. Moe, Henry A. (sec., Guggenheim Foundation).
a. TLS, Oct. 16, 1933. b. TLS, Oct. 21, 1933.
6. Phillips, Howard (ed., Mexican Life). TLS, Oct. 16, 1933.
7. Steffens, Lincoln (journalist). TLS, Dec. 29, 1933.
Folder 2
AA. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - June, 1934.
1. Kirchwey, Freda (editor, The Nation). TLS, Jan. 4, 1934.
2. Lippincott, J.W. (publisher).
a. TLS, Feb. 9, 1934. b. TLS, Feb. 21, 1934.
3. Loeb, William Jr. (businessman). TLS, June 4, 1934.
4. Simpson, Lesley Byrd (author). TLS, Jan. 1, 1934.
Folder 3
BB. Personal and professional correspondence, July - Dec., 1934.
148
Box 174 cont=d.
1. Beals, Carleton.
a. CTL (no date), to the editor of "El Excelsion" (Mexico City) defending a recent criticism of his biography of Porfirio Diaz. b. CT, Dec. 18, 1933 - text of WABC radio interview.
2. Bliven, Bruce (ed., The New Republic). TLS, Aug. 23, 1934.
3. Daniels, Josephus (U.S. Ambassador). TLS Aug. 28, 1934.
4. Gingrich, Arnold (editor, Esquire). TLS, Dec. 31, 1934.
5. Gruening, Ernest (author). TLS, Sep. 26, 1934.
6. Halperin, Maurice (author).
a. TLS, Nov. 2, 1934. b. TLS, Dec. 19, 1934.
7. Kirchwey, Freda (editor, The Nation). TLS, July 10, 1934.
8. Mallory, Walter H. (author). TLS, Nov. 15, 1934.
9. Phillips, Howard (editor, Mexican Life).
a. ALS, n.d. b. TLS, Oct. 16, 1933.
10. Van Doren, Irita (editor). TLS, Nov. 19, 1934.
11. Williams, Walter (pres., Univ. of Missouri). TLS, Oct. 11, 1934.
Box 175
Folder 1
CC. Professional and personal correspondence, Jan. - Apr., 1935.
1. Armstrong, Hamilton F. (editor, Foreign Affairs).
149
Box 175 cont=d.
a. TLS, Feb. 13, 1935. b. TLS, Feb. 19, 1935.
2. Baldwin, Roger (lawyer).
a. TLS, Jan. 31, 1935. b. TLS, Feb. 8, 1935. c. TLS, Mar. 2, 1935. d. TLS, Mar. 26, 1935. e. TLS, Mar. 28, 1935.
3. Bliven, Bruce (editor, The New Republic).
a. TLS, Feb. 11, 1935. b. TLS, Feb. 21, 1935. c. TLS, Mar. 4, 1935.
4. Caffrey, Jefferson (U.S. ambassador). TLS, Mar. 9, 1935.
5. Cosgrave, John O'Hara (editor). ALS, Feb. 3, 1935.
6. Daniels, Josephus (U.S. ambassador).
a. TLS, Jan. 5, 1935. b. TLS, Feb. 27, 1935.
7. Gannet, Lewis (journalist). TLS, Feb. 14, 1935.
8. Herter, Christian (editor). TLS, Feb. 21, 1935.
9. Simpson, Lesley Byrd (author). TLS, Jan. 2, 1935.
10. White, Percival (dir., American Economic Foundation).
a. TLS, Feb. 13, 1935. b. TLS, Mar. 5, 1935.
11. Notice dated Jan. 31, 1935 that a manuscript Beals mailed had been seized by the office of Communications and Public Works, because it contained writing "of a character denigrating to our country.@ 150
Box 175 cont=d.
Folder 2
DD. Personal and professional correspondence, May - Aug., 1935.
1. Angoff, Charles (editor).
a. TLS, June 20, 1935. b. TLS, July 22, 1935. c. TLS, July 31, 1935. d. TLS, Aug. 9, 1935.
2. Baldwin, Roger (lawyer). TLS, June 8, 1935.
3. Kirchwey, Freda (ed., The Nation).
a. TLS, Aug. 16, 1935. b. TLS, Aug. 22, 1935. c. TLS, Aug. 27, 1935. d. TLS, Aug. 29, 1935.
4. Simpson, Lesley B. (author).
a. TLS, July 2, 1935. b. TLS, Aug. 2, 1935. c. TLS, Aug. 4, 1935.
5. Soule, George (editor, The New Republic). TLS, July 24, 1935.
Folder 3
EE. Personal and professional correspondence, Sep. - Dec., 1935.
1. Angoff, Charles (ed., The American Spectator). TLS, Sep. 17, 1935.
2. Bliven, Bruce (ed., The New Republic).
a. TLS, Sep. 3, 1935. b. TLS, Dec. 23, 1935.
3. Baldwin, Roger (lawyer). 151
Box 175 cont=d.
a. CTL, Nov. 9, 1935. b. CTL, Nov. 18, 1935. c. TLS, Dec. 13, 1935. d. TLS, Dec. 14, 1935.
4. Cowley, Malcolm (author). TLS, Nov. 7, 1935.
5. DuBois, W.E.B. (author). TLS Sep. 10, 1935.
6. Halperin, Maurice (author)
a. TLS, Sep. 11, 1935. b. TLS, Nov. 4, 1935.
7. Kirchwey, Freda (ed., The Nation).
a. TLS, Oct. 4, 1935. b. TLS, Cct. 10, 1935.
8. Phillips, Howard (ed., Mexican Life).
a. TLS, Sep. 14, 1935. b. TLS, Nov. 25, 1935.
9. Simpson, Lesley B. (author).
a. TLS, Sep. 10, 1935. b. TLS, Nov. 7, 1935. c. ALS, n.d.
Box 176
Folder 1
FF. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - Apr., 1936.
1. Alegria, Ciro (novelist). TLS, Jan. 24, 1936.
2. Bliven, Bruce (ed., The New Republic).
a. TLS, Jan. 20, 1936. 152
Box 176 cont=d.
b. TLS, Feb. 21, 1936. c. TLS, Feb. 27, 1936. d. TLS, Mar. 25, 1936.
3. Baldwin, Roger (lawyer). TLS, Apr. 24, 1936.
4. Boas, Franz (anthropologist). TLS, Mar. 17, 1936.
5. Cowley, Malcolm (ed., The New Republic). TLS, Feb. 21, 1936.
6. Icaza, Jorge (novelist). TLS, n.d.
7. Saylor, Harry T. (editor, New York Post).
a. TLS, Jan. 8, 1936. b. TLS, Feb. 11, 1936.
Folder 2
GG. Personal and professional correspondence, May - Aug., 1936.
1. Alegria, Ciro (novelist).
a. TLS, May 1, 1936. b. TLS, June 27, 1936.
2. Bliven, Bruce (ed., The New Republic).
a. TLS, May 15, 1936. b. TLS, Aug. 8, 1936.
3. Frank, Waldo (author). ALS, n.d.
4. Hurst, Fannie (author). TLS, June 1, 1936.
Folder 3
HH. Personal and professional correspondence, Sep. - Dec., 1936.
1. Alegria, Ciro (novelist). TLS, Nov. 8, 1980.
153
Box 176 cont=d.
2. Baldwin, Roger (lawyer).
a. TLS, Sep. 14, 1936. b. TLS, Sep. 17, 1936. c. TLS, Oct. 6, 1936.
3. Knopf, Alfred A. (publisher).
a. TLS, Oct. 21, 1936. b. TLS, Nov. 19, 1936.
4. Marcantonio, Vito (U.S. congressman). TLS, Sep. 28, 1936.
5. Moe, Henry Allen (sec., Guggenheim Foundation). TLS, Dec. 1, 1936.
6. Moumain, Jacques (novelist). ALS, Dec. 2, 1936.
7. Simpson, Lesley B. (author). TLS, Oct. 18, 1936.
8. Tamayo, Rufino (Mexican artist). ALS, Oct. 1, 1936.
Box 177
Folder 1
II. Professional and personal correspondence, Jan. - Dec., 1937.
1. Baldwin, Roger (lawyer). TLS, Feb. 9, 1937.
2. Boyle, Kay (author). TLS Feb. 10, 1937.
3. Bliven, Bruce (editor, The New Republic).
a. Telegram, Apr. 19, 1937. b. TLS, Nov. 9, 1937.
4. Bourjaily, Monte (editor, New York Post). TLS, Dec. 2, 1937.
5. DuBois, W. E. B. (author).
154
Box 177 cont=d.
a. TLS, June 5, 1937. b. TLS, Dec. 1, 1937.
6. Van Doren, Irita (editor, Herald Tribune Book Section). Telegram, Mar. 26, 1937.
Folder 2
JJ. Professional and personal correspondence, Jan. - Apr., 1938.
1. Beals, Carleton. Telegrams to Sec'y. of State Cordell Hull and others protesting the arrest of 15 Americans in Cuba..
2. Boas, Franz (anthropologist). TLS, Mar. 14, 1938.
3. Bliven, Bruce (editor, The New Republic).
a. TLS, Mar. 29, 1938. b. TLS, Apr. 11, 1938.
4. Odets, Clifford (playwright). TLS, n.d.
Folder 3
KK. Personal and professional correspondence, May - Aug., 1938.
1. Armstrong, Hamilton Fish (ed., Foreign Affairs). TLS, May 3, 1938.
2. Baldwin, Roger (lawyer). CTLS, July 15, 1938.
3. Bliven, Bruce (ed., The New Republic).
a. TLS, May 24, 1938. b. TLS, May 25, 1938.
4. Boas, Franz (anthropologist).
a. TLS, May 5, 1938. b. CTLS, June 29, 1938.
155
5. Brett, Homer (diplomat). TLS May 11, 1938.
6. de la Colina, Rafael (Mexican diplomat). TLS, July 26, 1938.
7. Phillips, Howard (ed., Mexican Life). TLS, May 3, 1938.
Folder 4
LL. Personal and professional correspondence, Sep. - Dec., 1938.
1. Armstrong, Hamilton F. (editor, Foreign Affairs).
a. TLS, Nov. 3, 1938. b. TLS, Nov. 22, 1938.
2. Beals, Carleton. Reply to critics of an article on fascism in Latin America, which appeared in Foreign Affairs Quarterly.
Box 178
Folder 1
MM. Professional and personal correspondence, Jan.- June, 1939.
1. Baldwin, Roger L. (lawyer). TLS, June 6, 1939.
2. Cousins, Norman (editor, Current History).
a. TLS, May 23, 1939. b. TLS, May 31, 1939. c. TLS, June 6, 1939.
3. Dos Passos, John (author). ALS, n.d.
4. Loeb, William (businessman).
a. Telegram, n.d. b. TLS, July 5, 1939. c. TLS, July 12, 1939.
Folder 2
NN. Professional and personal correspondence, July - Sep., 1939. 156
Box 178 cont=d.
1. Beals, Carleton. July 12, 1939: copies of telegrams sent to various public officials protesting the reception of Dominican dictator Trujillo.
2. Boas, Franz (anthropologist). TLS, July 19, 1939.
3. Loeb, William (businessman).
a. Telegram, n.d. b. TLS, July 5, 1939. c. TLS, July 12, 1939.
4. Villard, Oswald G. (editor).
a. TLS, July 19, 1939. b. TLS, Aug. 16, 1939.
5. Van Doren, Irita (ed., N.Y. Herald-Tribune Book Review). TLS, July 28, 1939.
Folder 3
OO. Personal and professional correspondence, Oct. - Dec., 1939.
1. Kirchwey, Freda (editor, The Nation). Telegram, n.d.
2. Phillips, Howard (editor, Mexican Life). TLS, Oct. 22, 1939.
3. Simpson, Lesley B. (historian). ALS, Oct. 8, 1939.
Box 179
Folder 1
PP. Professional and personal correspondence, Jan. - Apr., 1940.
1. Alegria, Ciro (novelist). TLS, Feb. 27, 1940.
2. Baldwin, Roger (lawyer). TLS, Apr. 11, 1940.
3. Caldwell, Erskine (author). TLS, Feb. 26, 1940. 157
Box 179 cont=d.
4. Cousins, Norman (ed., Saturday Review). TLS, Jan. 15, 1940.
5. Herring, Hubert C. (historian). TL, n.d.
6. Holmes, John Haynes (author, clergyman). TLS, Apr. 11, 1940.
7. Kirchwey, Freda (ed., The Nation). TLS, Jan. 4, 1940.
Folder 2
QQ. Professional and personal correspondence, May - Aug. 1940.
1. Baldwin, Roger (lawyer).
a. TLS May 3, 1940. b. TLS, June 6, 1970.
2. Cousins, Norman (ed., Saturday Review). TLS, Aug. 22, 1940.
3. Gannet, Lewis (journalist). TLS, June 20, 1940.
4. Phillips, Howard (ed., Mexican Life).
a. TLS, May 5, 1940. b. TLS, Aug. 12, 1940.
Folder 3
RR. Personal and professional correspondence, Sep. - Dec., 1940.
1. Baldwin, Roger (lawyer). TLS, Dec. 3, 1940.
2. Buell, Raymond (publicist). ALS, Nov. 29, 1940.
3. Cousins, Norman (ed. Saturday Review).
a. TLS, Sep. 5, 1940. b. TLS, Oct. 16, 1940. c. TLS, Nov. 12, 1940. d. TLS, Nov. 20, 1940.
158
Box 179 cont=d.
4. Harris, Rufus C. (pres. Tulane Univ.). TLS, Nov. 13, 1940.
5. Holt, Rush (U.S. Senator). TLS, Nov. 8, 1940.
6. Keller, Helen (author). TLS, Nov. 12, 1940.
7. Phillips, Howard (ed., Mexican Life). TLS, Nov. 4, 1940.
8. Thomas, Lowell (journalist). TLS, Oct. 31, 1940.
Box 180
Folder 1
SS. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - Apr., 1941.
1. Baldwin, Roger (lawyer).
a. TLS Jan. 10, 1941. b. TLS, Apr. 15, 1941.
2. Bickel, Karl (editor). TLS, Jan. 10, 1941.
3. Carlisle, Helen G. (novelist). TLS, Apr. 2, 1941.
4. Cousins, Norman (ed., Saturday Review).
a. TLS, Mar. 12, 1941. b. TLS, Apr. 15, 1941.
5. Inman, Samuel Guy (author). CTL, Jan. 4, 1941.
6. Loeb, William (businessman). TLS, Jan. 21, 1941.
7. Welles, Orson (actor, director). TLS, Apr. 8, 1941.
Folder 2
TT. Personal and professional correspondence, May - Aug., 1941.
1. Carlisle, Helen G. (novelist). TLS, May 2, 1941. 159
Box 180 cont=d.
2. Cousins, Norman (ed., Saturday Review). TLS, June 26, 1941.
3. Loeb, William (businessman). TLS, Aug. 17, 1941.
4. Sargent, Porter (publisher). TLS, May 27, 1941.
5. Simpson, Lesley B. (author). ALS, June 20, 1941.
6. Thurston, Lloyd (U.S. congressman, Iowa). TLS, July 30, 1941.
7. Villard, Oswald G. (editor). TLS, June 26, 1941.
Folder 3
UU. Personal and professional correspondence, Sep. - Dec., 1941.
1. Acheson, Barelay (ed., Reader=s Digest). TLS, Oct. 9, 1941.
2. Cousins, Norman (ed., Saturday Review). TLS, Nov. 6, 1941.
3. Kellogg, Paul (ed., Survey Graphic). TLS, Nov. 12, 1941.
4. Loeb, William (businessman).
a. TLS, Sep. 4, 1941. b. TLS, Sep. 15, 1941. c. TLS, Sep. 27, 1941. d. TLS, Nov. 5, 1941.
5. Moe, Henry A. (sec. Guggenheim Foundation). TLS, Nov. 13, 1941.
6. Sargent, Porter (publisher). TLS, Dec. 30, 1941.
Box 181
Folder 1
VV. Correspondence between Beals and Louis J. Alber (lecture agent), 1940-1942. Includes TLS from Lowell Thomas (journalist), Feb. 16, 1942. 160
Box 181 cont=d.
Folder 2
WW. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - Apr., 1942. Includes letter from Helen G. Carlisle (author), Mar. 30, 1942.
Folder 3
XX. Personal and professional correspondence, May - Aug., 1942.
1. Baldwin, Roger (lawyer). TLS, July 1, 1942.
2. Bliven, Bruce (ed., The New Republic). TLS, June 30, 1942.
3. Cousins, Norman (ed., Saturday Review). TLS, July 17, 1942.
4. Lamont, Corliss (author). TLS. June 3, 1942.
5. Phillips, Howard (ed., Mexican Life). TLS, June 10, 1942.
Folder 4
YY. Personal and professional correspondence, Sep. - Dec., 1942.
1. Beals, Carleton. TLS, Oct. 26, 1942 [reply to a request from the War Dept. for Beals' suggestions regarding Latin American support for the war effort].
2. Bunker, Ellsworth (businessman). TLS, Nov. 18, 1942.
3. de la Colina, Rafael (Mexican diplomat). TLS, Sep. 23, 1942.
4. Cousins, Norman (ed., Saturday Review).
a. TLS, Oct. 21, 1942. b. TLS, Nov. 12, 1942. c. CTL, Nov. 17, 1942.
5. Chase, Stuart (author). ALS, n.d.
161
Box 182
Folder 1
ZZ. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - Apr., 1943.
1. Chase, Stuart (author). ALS, no date.
2. Daniels, Josephus (ambassador). TLS, Mar. 22, 1943.
3. de la Colina, Rafael (Mexican diplomat).
a. TLS, Feb. 4, 1943. b. TLS, Feb. 13, 1943. c. TLS, Feb. 24, 1943. d. TLS, Mar. 1, 1943. e. TLS, Mar. 23, 1943.
4. Dos Passos, John (author). ALS, Feb. 21, 1943.
5. Hill, Ricardo (Mexican diplomat).
a. TLS, Mar. 23, 1943. b. TLS, Mar. 10, 1943.
6. Leighton, George (editor, Harper=s).
a. ALS, n.d. b. ALS, Mar. 31, 1943. c. ALS, Apr. 30, 1943.
7. Loeb, William (publisher). TLS, Jan. 23, 1943.
8. Padilla, Ezequiel (Mexican Foreign Minister).
a. Telegram, Mar. 26, 1943. b. TLS, Feb. 22, 1943.
9. Phillips, Howard (ed., Mexican Life). TLS, Mar. 13, 1943.
10. Sargent, Porter (publisher). TLS, Feb. 2, 1943.
11. Simpson, Lesley B. (author). ALS, Feb. 3, 1943. 162
Box 182 cont=d.
12. Van Doren, Carl (author). TLS, Mar. 12, 1943.
Folder 2
AAA. Personal and professional correspondence, May - Aug., 1943.
1. Herring, Hubert (historian).
a. TLS, Aug. 5, 1943. b. TLS, Aug. 16, 1943.
2. Leighton, George (ed., Harper=s).
a. TLS May 1, 1943. b. TLS, May 25, 1943. c. TLS, May 13, 1943.
3. Phillips, Howard (ed., Mexican Life). TLS, July 18, 1943.
4. Pope, Arthur Upham (art dealer).
a. Telegram, May 30, 1943. b. TLS, June 1, 1943.
5. Sargent, Porter (publisher). TLS, May 19, 1943.
6. Swing, Raymond G. (radio commentator). TLS, July 10, 1943.
7. Vanderbilt, Amy (publicist).
a. TLS, Aug. 2, 1942. b. TLS, Aug. 10, 1943. c. TLS, Aug. 18, 1943.
Folder 3
BBB. Personal and professional correspondence, Sep. - Dec., 1943.
1. Bond, Alice Dixon (editor).
a. TLS, Oct. 7, 1943. 163
Box 182 cont=d.
b. TLS, Oct. 25, 1943.
2. Chase, Stuart (author). TLS, Nov. 5, 1943.
3. Gannet, Lewis (journalist). TLS, Oct. 21, 1943.
4. Herring, Hubert (historian).
a. TLS, Oct. 14, 1943. b. TLS, Oct. 30, 1943.
5. Inman, Samuel Guy (author). ALS, Sep. 9, 1943.
6. Leighton, George (editor, Harper=s).
a. TLS, Sep. 25, 1943. b. TLS, Nov. 24, 1943. c. TLS, Apr. 25, 1944.
7. Loeb, William (publisher). Dec. 19, 1943.
8. Padilla, Ezequiel (Mexican foreign minister). TLS, Sep. 9, 1943.
9. Sargent, Porter (publisher). TLS, Oct. 11, 1943.
10. Simpson, Lesley B. (author). ALS, Nov. 9, 1943.
11. Vanderbilt, Amy (publicist). TLS,Sep. 4, 1943.
12. Wambaugh, Sarah (author). TLS, Sep. 6, 1943.
Box 183
Folder 1
CCC. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - Apr., 1944.
1. Cousins, Norman (editor, Saturday Review). TLS, Apr. 28, 1944.
2. Fadiman, Clifton (author). Telegram, Mar. 17, 1944.
164
Box 183 cont=d.
3. Keller, Helen (author). TLS, Jan. 25, 1944.
4. Leavitt, Sturgis (writer).
a. TLS, Mar. 20, 1944 b. ALS, Apr. 6, 1944.
5. Loveman, Amy (editor). TLS, Feb. 24, 1944.
6. Stout, Rox (author). TLS, Mar. 23, 1944.
Folder 2
DDD. Personal and professional correspondence, May - Aug., 1944.
1. Chase, Stuart (author). Telegram, Sep. 14, 1944.
2. de la Colina, Rafael (Mexican diplomat). TLS, May 11, 1944.
3. Fraser, Leon (banker). TLS, May 4, 1944.
4. Herring, Hubert (historian). TLS, June 20, 1944.
5. Leighton, George (ed., Harper=s).
a. ALS, n.d. b. ALS, June 19, 1944. c. TL, n.d. d. TL, July 18, 1944. e. TLS, June 19, 1944.
6. McBride, Robert M. (publisher).
a. TLS, June 6, 1944. b. TLS, June 13, 1944. c. TLS, June 19, 1944. d. TLS, June 23, 1944. e. TLS, Sep. 30, 1944. f. TLS, Oct. 5, 1944.
165
Box 183 cont=d.
Folder 3
EEE. Personal and professional correspondence, Sep. - Dec., 1944.
1. Chase, Stuart (author).
a. ALS, Sep. 5, 1944. b. ALS, n.d.
2. Cousins, Norman (ed., Saturday Review).
a. TLS, Sep. 26, 1944. b. TLS, Oct. 5, 1944.
3. Emeny, Brooks (pres, Council of World Affairs).
a. TLS, Sep. 30, 1944. b. TLS, Nov. 6, 1944.
4. Ford, Guy Stanton (editor). TLS, Oct. 10, 1944.
5. House, R. T. (univ. prof.). TLS, Nov. 3, 1944.
6. Loveman, Amy (editor).
a. TLS, Oct. 5, 1944. b. TLS, Nov. 28, 1944.
7. McBride, Robert M. (publisher). TLS, Oct. 23, 1944.
8. Moe, Henry Allen (sec. Guggenheim Foundation). TLS, Nov. 14, 1944.
9. Nieto, Rafael (Mexican diplomat). TLS, Sep. 2, 1944.
10. Padilla, Ezequiel (Mexican foreign minister).
11. Rubin, Morris (editor, The Progressive).
a. TLS, Dec. 1, 1944. b. ALS, n.d. 166
Box 183 cont=d.
c. TLS, Dec. 27, 1944.
12. Spivak, Lawrence (publisher).
a. TLS Oct. 3, 1944. b. TLS, Oct. 10, 1944. c. TLS, Oct. 13, 1944. d. TLS, Nov. 10, 1944. e. TLS, Dec. 4, 1944.
13. Strode, Hudson (writer). ALS, Nov. 26, 1944.
Folder 4
FFF. Correspondence, 1943-1944, re: Beals' article for Harper=s on the Bolivian tin mining industry.
1. Canfield, Cass (publisher, Harper=s). TLS, Oct. 30, 1943.
2. Leighton, George (editor, Harper=s). TLS, Jan. 11, 1944.
Box 184
Folder 1
GGG. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - June, 1945.
1. Buck, Pearl S. (author). TLS, Mar. 22, 1945.
2. Davis, B. G. (publisher).
a. TLS, Apr. 23, 1945. b. TLS, May 11, 1945.
3. Hart, Merwin K. (lawyer). TLS, May 21, 1945.
4. House, R. T. (editor). TLS, Feb. 26, 1945.
5. Loeb, William (publisher).
a. TLS, Jan. 3, 1945. 167
Box 184 cont=d.
b. TLS, n.d.
6. Martin, John S. (editor).
a. Telegram, Apr. 17, 1945. b. Telegram, June 12, 1945.
7. Merida, Carlos (Mexican artist). ALS, Jan. 28, 1945.
8. Morley, Felix (writer). TLS, Jan. 2, 1945.
9. Richer, Juan (Mexican diplomat). TLS, Jan. 20, 1945.
10. Rubin, Morris (editor, The Progressive).
a. TLS, Jan 2, 1945. b. TLS, Feb. 3, 1945. c. TLS, Feb. 23, 1945. d. TLS, Mar. 23, 1945. e. TLS, Apr. 11, 1945. f. TLS, Apr. 16, 1945. g. TLS, May 4, 1945. h. TLS, May 16, 1945. i. TLS, June 16, 1945. j. Telegram Mar. 4, 1945.
11. Shirer, William L. (author). TLS Mar. 20, 1945.
Folder 2
HHH. Personal and professional correspondence, July - Dec., 1945.
1. Brentano, Lowell (editor).
a. ALS, Nov. 8, 1945. b. ALS, Nov. 30, 1945.
2. Davis, B. G. (publisher). TLS, Sep. 10, 1945.
3. Mencken, H. L. (editor). TLS, Aug. 31, 1945.
168
Box 184 cont=d.
4. Roberts, W. Adolphe (author).
a. TLS, Aug. 20, 1945. b. TLS, Sep. 10, 1945. c. TLS, Oct. 21, 1945. d. TLS, Nov. 13, 1945. e. TLS, Dec. 15, 1945.
5. Rubin, Morris (editor, The Progressive).
a. TLS, July 11, 1945. b. TLS, July 26, 1945. c. TLS, Aug. 22, 1945. d. TLS, Sep. 13, 1945. e. TLS, Sep. 25, 1945. f. TLS, Oct. 17, 1945. g. TLS, Nov. 14, 1945. h. TLS, Dec. 8, 1945.
Folder 3
III. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - June, 1946.
1. Allen, Frederick L. (editor, Harper=s).
a. TLS, Jan. 21, 1946. b. TLS, Apr. 23, 1946.
2. House, R. T. (editor). TLS, Jan. 6, 1946.
3. Loeb, William (publisher). TLS, Jan. 24, 1946.
4. Roberts, W. Adolphe (author). TLS, Jan.1, 1946.
5. Rubin, Morris H. (editor, The Progressive).
a. TLS, Jan. 10, 1946. b. TLS, Feb. 4, 1946. c. TLS, June 8, 1946.
6. Sargent, Porter (publisher). TLS, June 18, 1946. 169
Box 184 cont=d.
7. Simpson, Lesley (author).
a. ALS, Apr. 10, 1946. b. TLS, May 16, 1946.
Folder 4
JJJ. Personal and professional correspondence, July - Dec., 1946.
1. Allen, Frederick L. (editor, Harper=s). TLS, Nov. 7, 1946.
2. Loveman, Amy (editor, Saturday Review). TLS, 3 letters.
3. Phillips, Howard (ed., Mexican Life). TLS, Nov. 7, 1946.
4. Rubin, Morris (ed., The Progressive). TLS, Oct. 4, 1946.
Box 185
Folder 1
KKK. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - Apr., 1947.
1. Allen, Frederick L. (editor, Harper=s).
a. TLS, Feb. 5, 1947. b. TLS, Apr. 4, 1947.
2. Farrell, James T. (author). ALS, Feb. 8, 1947.
3. House, R. T. (editor). TLS, Jan. 29, 1947.
4. Loeb, William (publisher). TLS, Jan. 15, 1947.
5. Loveman, Amy (editor, Saturday Review).
a. TLS, Mar. 13, 1947. b. TLS, Mar. 28, 1947. c. TLS, Apr. 17, 1947.
6. Phillips, Howard (editor, Mexican Life). TLS, Mar. 25, 1947. 170
Box 185 cont=d.
7. Rubin, Morris (editor, The Progressive).
a. TLS, Jan. 31, 1947. b. TLS, Mar. 5, 1947.
8. Simpson, Lesley B. (author). TLS, Feb. 7, 1947.
Folder 2
LLL. Personal and professional correspondence, May - Dec., 1947.
1. Dewey, John (univ. prof.). TLS, Dec. 26, 1947.
2. Dos Passos, John (author). TLS, Sep. 23, 1947.
3. Gunther, John (author). Telegram July 3, 1947.
4. House, R. T. (editor, Books Abroad). TLS, May 1, 1947.
5. Rubin, Morris H. (editor, The Progressive).
a. TLS, June 26, 1947. b. TLS, July 25, 1947. c. TLS, Nov. 26, 1947.
6. Stode, Hudson (author). ALS, Nov. 1, 1947.
7. Williams, John L. B. (editor).
a. TLS, May 22, 1947. b. TLS, May 28, 1947. c. TLS, June 10, 1947. d. TLS, June 16, 1947. e. TLS, July 10, 1947. f. TLS, July 25, 1947. g. TLS, Sep. 4, 1947. h. TLS, Oct. 16, 1947. i. TLS, Nov. 3, 1947. j. TLS, Nov. 14, 1947. k. TLS, Nov. 21, 1947. l. TLS, Dec. 8, 1947. 171
Box 185 cont=d.
m. TLS, Dec. 9, 1947. n. TLS, Dec. 10, 1947. o . TLS, Dec. 11, 1947.
Folder 3
MMM. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - Apr., 1948.
1. Allen, Frederick L. (editor, Harper=s). TLS, Apr. 18, 1947.
2. Bennett, Wendell (anthropologist). TLS, Mar. 3, 1948.
3. Chambers, D. L. (publisher).
a. TLS, Jan. 19, 1948. b. TLS, Jan. 28, 1948. c. TLS, Mar. 6, 1948.
4. Ford, Guy Stanton (editor).
a. TLS, Jan. 12, 1948. b. TLS, Apr. 16, 1948.
5. Lane, Arthur B. (diplomat). TLS, Jan. 24, 1948.
6. Loeb, William (publisher). TLS, Jan. 7, 1948.
7. Rubin, Morris (editor, The Progressive). TLS, Apr. 23, 1948.
8. Williams, John L. B. (editor).
a. TLS, Jan. 5, 1948. b. TLS, Jan. 15, 1948. c. TLS, Jan. 16, 1948. d. TLS, Jan. 16, 1948. e. TLS, Jan. 30, 1948. f. TLS, Feb. 6, 1948. g. TLS, Feb. 9, 1948. h. TLS, Feb. 11, 1948. i. TLS, Mar. 29, 1948.
172
Box 185 cont=d.
Folder 4
NNN. Personal and professional correspondence, May - Aug., 1948.
1. Lancaster, Bruce (author). TLS, May 10, 1948.
2. Roberts, W. Adolphe (author). TLS, June 15, 1948.
3. Rubin, Morris H. (editor, The Progressive). May 26, 1948.
4. Simpson, Lesley B. (author). TLS, June 15, 1948.
Box 186
Folder 1
OOO. Personal and professional correspondence, Sep. - Dec., 1948.
1. Allen, Frederick L. (author). TLS, Nov. 22, 1948.
2. Hanke, Lewis (historian). TLS, Dec. 14, 1948.
3. Simpson, Lesley B. (author). ALS, Dec. 6, 1948.
4. Von Hagen, Victor (author). TLS, Nov. 3, 1948.
5. Williams, John L. B. (editor). TLS, Dec. 4, 1947.
Folder 2
PPP. Professional and personal correspondence, Jan. - June, 1949.
1. Chase, Stuart (author).
a. TLS, Jan. 5, 1949. b. TLS, Mar. 25, 1949.
2. Rubin, Morris (editor, The Progressive).
a. TLS, Apr. 29, 1949. 173
b. TLS, June 16, 1949. Box 186 cont=d.
3. Simpson, Lesley B. (author). ALS, Jan. 22, 1949.
4. Straus, Roger (publisher). TLS, Apr. 22, 1949.
5. Von Hagen, Victor (author). TLS, May 18, 1949.
Folder 3
QQQ. Personal and professional correspondence, July - Dec.,1949.
1. Bliven, Bruce (editor, The New Republic). TLS, Aug. 4, 1949.
2. Chase, Stuart (author). TLS, Sep. 6, 1949.
3. Crichton, Kyle (author).
a. TLS, Dec. 17, 1949. b. TLS, Sep. 20, 1949.
4. Rubin, Morris H. (ed., The Progressive). TLS, Aug. 4, 1949.
5. Simpson, Lesley B. (author). TLS, Nov. 22, 1948.
Box 187
Folder 1
RRR. Professional and personal correspondence, Jan. - June, 1950.
1. Allen, Frederick L. (editor, Harper=s). TLS, June 23, 1950.
2. de la Colina, Rafael (Mexican diplomat). TLS, Apr. 25, 1950.
3. Moe, Henry A. (sec. general, Guggenheim Foundation). TLS, Apr. 17, 1950.
4. Simpson, Lesley B. (author).
a. ALS, May 18, 1950. b. TLS, May 30, 1950. 174
c. TLS, June 17, 1950. Box 187 cont=d.
5. VonHagen, Victor (author). TLS, Apr. 25, 1950.
6. Wilson, Charles M. (author). TLS, June 2, 1950.
Folder 2
SSS. Personal and professional correspondence, June - Dec., 1950.
1. Rubin, Morris (editor, The Progressive). TLS, Nov. 13, 1950.
2. Von Hagen, Victor (author). TLS, Sep. 1, 1950.
Folder 3
TTT. Letters, clippings and reports (Apr., 1949 - July, 1950) re: Dr. Arthur J. Kraus, dismissed from the faculty of City College of New York in 1933 for his political activities.
1. Report of the Fact-finding Committee on the Kraus Case. Submitted to the Commission on Human Rights of the United Nations, Dec. 1949.
2. Chamberlain, John (editor, Life). TLS, Apr. 14, 1950.
Folder 4
UUU. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - June, 1951.
1. Allen, Frederick L. (editor, Harper=s). TLS, Feb. 5, 1951.
2. Chase, Stuart (author).
a. ALS, n.d. b. TLS, Feb. 2, 1951. c. TLS, May 29, 1951. d. TLS, June 14, 1951.
3. Crichton, Kyle (author).
a. TLS, Feb. 6, 1951. 175
b. TLS, Feb. 20, 1951. Box 187 cont=d. c. TLS, Feb. 27, 1951. d. TLS, Mar. 3, 1951. e. TLS, May 8, 1951. f. TLS, May 17, 1951.
4. Davila, Carlos (Chilean author). TLS, Jan. 29, 1951.
5. Rubin, Morris (ed., The Progressive). TLS, Apr. 26, 1951.
6. Simpson, Lesley B.(author). TLS, Jan.22, 1951.
7. Thompson, Dorothy (journalist).
a. TLS, May 2, 1951. b. TLS, May 31, 1951. c. TLS, Apr. 11, 1951. d. TLS, June 22, 1951.
8. Van Gelder, Robert (editor). TLS, June 12, 1951.
Folder 5
VVV. Personal and professional correspondence, July - Dec., 1951.
1. Chase, Stuart (author). ALS, no date.
2. Crichton, Kyle (author). TLS, Dec. 5, 1951.
3. Smith, Harrison (ed., Saturday Review). TLS, July 17, 1951.
4. Van Gelder, Robert (editor). TLS, July 16, 1951.
Box 188
Folder 1
WWW. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - Dec., 1952.
1. Chase, Stuart (author). ALS, Oct. 30, 1952.
2. Crichton, Kyle (author). TLS, July 29, 1952. 176
Box 188 cont=d.
3. La Follette, R. M., III.
a. TLS, Feb. 11, 1952. b. TLS, Feb. 20, 1952.
4. Loeb, William (publisher). TLS, Jan. 16, 1952.
5. Rubin, Morris (editor, The Progressive).
a. TLS, Feb. 11, 1952. b. TLS, Apr. 28, 1952. c. TLS, May 9, 1952.
Folder 2
XXX. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - Dec. 1953.
1. Chase, Stuart (author).
a. ALS, Aug. 26, 1953. b. TLS, Oct. 7, 1953. c. TLS, Oct. 20, 1953.
2. Phillips, Howard (ed., Mexican Life). TLS, Feb. 19, 1953.
3. Rubin, Morris H. (ed., The Progressive).
a. TLS, Oct. 23, 1953. b. TLS, Oct. 30, 1953.
Folder 3
YYY. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - Dec., 1954.
1. Bernstein, Victor (managing ed., The Nation).
a. TLS, Sep. 2, 1954. b. TLS, Oct. 19, 1954.
2. Crichton, Kyle (author). 177
Box 188 cont=d.
a. TLS, June 4, 1954. b. TLS, July 13, 1954.
3. Rubin, Morris (ed., The Progressive).
a. TLS, June 7, 1954. b. TLS, June 22, 1954. c. TLS, Oct. 5, 1954.
4. Straus, Roger (publisher). TLS, June 25, 1954.
Folder 4
ZZZ. Professional and personal correspondence, Jan. - Aug., 1955.
1. Crichton, Kyle (author). TLS, Apr. 2, 1955.
2. Phillips, Howard (ed., Mexican Life). TLS, July 1, 1955.
3. Simpson, Lesley B. (author). TLS, June 12, 1955.
4. Rubin, Morris (editor, The Progressive).
a. TLS, Mar. 9, 1955. b. TLS, Mar. 16, 1955. c. TLS, Mar. 30, 1955. d. TLS, May 5, 1955.
Box 189
Folder 1
AAAA. Personal and professional correspondence, Sep. - Dec., 1955.
1. Catton, Bruce (historian). TLS, Nov. 29, 1955.
2. Smith, H. Allen (author). TLS, Nov. 28, 1955.
Folder 2
BBBB. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - May, 1956. 178
Box 189 cont=d.
1. Chase, Stuart (author). TLS, Mar. 25, 1956.
2. DuBois, W.E.B. (author). TLS, Mar. 8, 1956.
3. Loeb, William, (publisher). TLS, Feb. 2, 1956.
4. Paton, Alan (author). TLS, May 1, 1956.
5. Solov, Herbert (editor). TLS, Apr. 6, 1956.
6. Stout, Rex (author). TLS, Mar. 2, 1956.
7. Thomas, Norman (author). TLS, Mar. 20, 1956.
8. Varney, H. L. (ed., American Mercury). TLS, Mar. 30, 1956.
Folder 3
CCCC. Personal and professional correspondence, June - Dec., 1956.
1. Bush, Prescott (U.S.S.). TLS, Aug. 17, 1956.
2. Gannet, Lewis (journalist). TLS, Oct. 15, 1958.
3. Phillips, Howard (ed., Mexican Life). TLS, Nov. 2, 1956.
4. Rubin, Morris (editor, The Progressive). TLS, Sep. 7, 1956.
5. Smith, H. Allen (author). TLS, Oct. 23, 1956.
6. Varney, Harold L. (ed., American Mercury). TLS, Nov. 2, 1956.
Folder 4
DDDD. Professional and personal correspondence, Jan. - July, 1957.
1. Kirstein, George (publisher, The Nation). Telegram, June 20, 1957.
2. Knowland, William F. (U.S.S.). TLS, Feb. 14, 1957.
179
Box 189 cont=d.
3. Rubin, Morris H. (ed., The Progressive). TLS, July 18, 1957.
4. Smith, H. Allan (author). TLS, Apr. 9, 1957.
5. Winters, Shelley (actress). TLS, no date.
Box 190
Folder 1
EEEE. Personal and professional correspondence, Aug. - Dec., 1957.
1. Porter, Charles O. (U.S. congressman).
a. TLS, Aug. 7, 1957. b. TLS, Aug. 14, 1957. c. TLS, Aug. 26, 1957. d. TLS, Nov. 29, 1957.
2. Rubin, Morris (editor, The Progressive).
a. TLS, Sep. 25, 1957. b. TLS, Nov. 21, 1957.
Folder 2
FFFF. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - June, 1958.
1. Key, William G. (Assistant to Vice President Nixon). TLS, June 19, 1958.
2. Loeb, William (publisher). TLS, Jan. 6, 1958.
3. Rubin, Morris (editor, The Progressive). TLS, Feb. 14, 1958.
4. Simpson, Lesley B. (author). TLS, June 8, 1958.
5. Weinstock, Herbert (editor). TLS, Mar. 10, 1958.
6. Williams, John L. B. (editor). TLS, May 9, 1958.
180
Box 190 cont=d.
Folder 3
GGGG. Personal and professional correspondence, July - Dec., 1958.
1. Farrar, John (publisher). TLS, Dec. 17, 1958.
2. Purtnell, William A. (U.S.S.). TLS, July 31, 1958.
3. Shaw, Harry (editor). TLS, Dec. 19, 1958.
4. Thorndike, Joseph J. (editor, Horizon). TLS, Dec. 3, 1958.
Box 191
Folder 1
HHHH. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - June, 1954.
1. Chase, Stuart (author). TLS, Feb. 25, 1959.
2. Farrar, John (publisher). TLS, Feb. 16, 1959.
3. McCormick, Ken (editor).
a. TLS, Mar. 4, 1954. b. TLS, Apr. 21, 1959.
4. O'Connor, Harvey (writer). TLS, May 30, 1957.
5. Porter, Chas. O. (U.S.S.). TLS, Jan. 6, 1959.
6. Rubin, Morris H. (ed., The Progressive).
a. TLS, Feb. 3, 1959. b. TLS, May 8, 1959.
7. Smith, H. Allen (author). TLS, Feb. 8, 1959.
8. Smith, Harrison (editor, Saturday Review). TLS, May 11, 1959.
181
Box 191 cont=d.
Folder 2
IIII. Personal and professional correspondence, July - Dec., 1959.
1. Kirstein, Geo. S. (publisher, The Nation). TLS, Aug. 11, 1959.
Folder 3
JJJJ. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - Mar., 1960.
1. Fairchild, Johnson (educator). TLS, Mar. 15, 1960.
2. Frank, Waldo (author). TL, no date.
3. Haydn, Hiram (editor). TLS, Mar. 1, 1960.
4. McWilliams, Carey (editor, The Nation).
a. TLS, Jan. 5, 1960. b. TLS, Jan. 12, 1960. c. TLS, Jan. 20, 1960. d. TLS, Feb. 2, 1960. e. TLS, Feb. 25, 1960.
5. Rubin, Morris (editor, The Progressive).
a. TLS Jan. 22, 1960. b. TLS, Mar. 30, 1960.
Folder 4
KKKK. Personal and professional correspondence, Apr. - June, 1960.
1. Harrison, Gilbert (editor, The New Republic). TLS, Apr. 7, 1960.
2. McWilliams, Carey. (editor, The Nation).
a. TLS, Apr. 20, 1960. b. TLS, May 9, 1960. c. TLS, June 14, 1960. 182
d. TLS, June 20, 1960. Box 191 cont=d.
3. Paeff, Bashka (sculptress). TLS, Apr. 9, 1966.
4. Santamaria, Haydee (director, Casa de la Americas, Cuba).
a. TLS, June 29, 1965. b. TL, June 20, 1960.
Folder 5
LLLL. Personal and professional correspondence, July - Sep., 1960.
1. Bernstein, Victor (Managing editor, The Nation). TLS, Sep. 2, 1960.
2. McWilliams, Carey (editor, The Nation). TLS, Sep. 29, 1960.
3. Plenn, Abel (author). TLS, July 26, 1960.
4. Porter, Charles O. (U.S. Senator). TLS, Sep. 7, 1960.
5. Santamaria, Haydee. (director, Casa de las Americas).
a. TLS, July 14, 1960. b. TL, Sep. 30, 1960.
6. Strong, Anna Louise (journalist). TLS, Sep. 7, 1960.
Box 192
Folder 1
MMMM. Personal and professional correspondence, Oct. - Dec., 1960.
1. Bernstein, Victor (Managing editor, The Nation). TLS, Nov. 28, 1960.
2. Frese, Walter (editor).
a. TLS, Oct. 19, 1960. b. TLS, Dec. 6, 1960. 183
Box 192 cont=d. 3. Harrison, Gilbert (editor, The New Republic). TLS, Oct. 17, 1960.
4. Leonard, Irving (author). TLS, Nov. 4, 1960.
5. McWilliams, Carey (editor, The Nation).
a. TLS, Oct. 7, 1960. b. TLS, Oct. 13, 1960.
6. Phillips, Howard (editor, Mexican Life). TLS, Dec. 13, 1960.
7. Plenn, Abel (author). TLS, Dec. 2, 1960.
8. Santamaria, Haydee. (director, Casa de la Americas, Cuba). TL, Nov. 1, 1960.
Folder 2
NNNN. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - Mar., 1961.
1. Bernstein, Victor (Managing Editor, The Nation).
2. McWilliams, Carey (editor, The Nation). TLS, Feb. 27, 1961.
3. Rubin, Morris (editor, The Progressive).
a. TLS, Jan. 30, 1961. b. TLS, Feb. 5, 1961.
4. Strauss, Harold (editor). TLS, Jan. 31, 1961.
5. Zara, Louis (editor). TLS, Mar. 27, 1961.
Folder 3
OOOO. Personal and professional correspondence, Apr. - May, 1961.
1. McWilliams, Carey (editor, The Nation).
a. TLS, Apr. 12, 1961. b. TLS, May 9, 1961. 184
Box 192 cont=d.
2. Purdy, Theodore (editor). TLS, Apr. 20, 1961.
3. Santamaria, Haydee. (dir., Casa de las Americas, Cuba). Telegram, Apr. 19, 1961.
Folder 4
PPPP. Personal and professional correspondence, June - Aug., 1961.
1. Cameron, Angus (editor). TLS, Aug. 1, 1961.
2. Gordon, Jesse (publisher, The Nation).
a. TLS, June 20, 1961. b. TLS, July 6, 1961. c. TLS, July 2, 1961.
3. Harrison, Selig (Managing editor, The New Republic). TLS, Aug. 4, 1961.
4. Rubin, Morris (editor, The Progressive). TLS, Aug. 31, 1961.
Folder 5
QQQQ. Personal and professional correspondence, Sep. - Dec., 1961.
1. Fairchild, Johnson (educator). TLS, Nov. 4, 1961.
2. Gordon, Jesse (publisher, The Nation) CTLS to Walter Lippmann, Dec. 25, 1961.
3. Jagan, Cheddi (Prime Minister of Guyana). Christmas card, n.d.
4. McWilliams, Carey (editor, The Nation). TLS, Sep. 19, 1961.
Box 193
Folder 1
RRRR. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - Mar., 1962. 185
Box 193 cont=d.
1. Otero Silva, Miguel (Venezuelan author). TLS, Mar. 26, 1962.
2. Styne, Jule (composer). TLS, Feb. 20, 1962.
Folder 2
SSSS. Personal and professional correspondence, Apr. - July, 1962.
1. Messner, Kathryn G. (editor). TLS, June 15, 1962.
2. Selser, Gregorio (Argentine author). TLS, May 14, 1962.
3. Worthy, William (journalist). TLS, June 1, 1962.
Folder 3
TTTT. Personal and professional correspondence, Aug. - Dec., 1962.
1. McWilliams, Carey (editor, The Nation). TLS, Sep. 10, 1962.
2. Santamaria, Haydee (dir., Casa de las Americas, Cuba). TLS, Nov. 26, 1962.
Folder 4
UUUU. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - Feb., 1963.
1. Simpson, Lesley Byrd (historian). TLS, Jan. 15, 1963.
2. Gordon, Jesse (publisher, The Nation). TLS, Feb. 4, 1963.
3. Lamont, Corliss (author). TLS, Feb. 13, 1963.
Folder 5
VVVV. Personal and professional correspondence, Mar. - June, 1963.
1. Cady, Howard (editor). TLS, June 20, 1963.
2. Cameron, Angus (editor).
186
Box 193 cont=d.
a. TLS, Mar. 13, 1963. b. TLS, May 22, 1963.
3. King, Martin Luther, Jr. (clergyman). TL, May 23, 1963.
4. Morton, Charles W. (editor, The Atlantic). TLS, Mar. 12, 1963.
5. Simpson, Lesley Byrd.
a. TLS, June 1, 1963. b. TLS, June 15, 1963.
6. Thomas, Norman (educator). TL, May 23, 1963.
Folder 6
WWWW. Personal and professional correspondence, July - Dec., 1963.
1. Cady, Howard (editor). TLS, July 20, 1963.
2. Gordon, Jesse (publisher, The Nation). TLS, July 22, 1963.
3. Selser, Gregorio (author). TLS, Nov. 5, 1963.
Box 194
Folder 1
XXXX. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - June, 1964.
1. Morris, Ira (author).
a. TLS, Feb. 29, 1964. b. TLS, Mar. 13, 1964. c. TLS, Apr. 7, 1964. d. TLS, Apr. 16, 1964. e. TLS, Apr. 22, 1964.
2. Santamaria, Haydee (dir., Casa de las Americas, Cuba). TLS, Feb. 11, 1964.
187
Box 194 cont=d.
Folder 2
YYYY. Personal and professional correspondence, Apr .- July, 1964.
1. Cameron, Angus (editor). TLS, July 28, 1964.
2. Crowell, Robert L. (publisher). TLS, July 16, 1964.
3. Fairchild, Johnson (educator). TLS, May 28, 1964.
Folder 3
ZZZZ. Personal and professional corerspondence, Jan. - Mar., 1965.
1. Cameron, Angus (editor). TLS, Aug. 5, 1964.
2. Fairchild, Johnson (educator). TLS, Nov. 17, 1964.
3. McWilliams, Carey (editor, The Nation).
a. TLS, Aug. 5, 1964. b. TLS, Sep. 3, 1964. c. TLS, Sep. 17, 1964.
4. Morris, Ira (author).
Folder 4
AAAAA. Personal and professional correspondence, June - Apr., 1965.
1. Morris, Ira (author). TLS.
2. Selser, Gregorio (author). TLS, Mar. 10, 1965.
Folder 5
BBBBB. Personal and professional correspondence, May - Aug., 1965.
1. Ribicoff, Abraham (U.S. Senator). TLS, May 11, 1965.
2. Selser, Gregorio (author). TLS, July 10, 1965. 188
Box 194 cont=d.
Folder 6
CCCCC. Personal and professional correspondence, Sep. - Dec., 1965.
1. Selser, Gregorio (author). TLS, Oct. 20, 1965.
Box 195
Folder 1
DDDDD. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - Apr., 1966.
1. Bartlett, Scott (editor). TLS, Mar. 3, 1966.
2. Cameron, Angus (editor). TLS, Feb. 7, 1966.
Folder 2
EEEEE. Personal and professional correspondence, May - Aug., 1966.
1. Bartlett, Scott (editor). TLS, June 27, 1966.
2. Morris, Ira (author). TLS, June 27, 1966.
Folder 3
FFFFF. Personal and professional correspondence, Sep. - Dec., 1966.
1. Morris, Ira (author).
a. TLS, Sep. 3, 1966. b. TLS, Nov. 26, 1966.
2. Rodgers, Richard (composer). TLS, Nov. 8, 1966.
Folder 4
GGGGG. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - Mar., 1967.
189
Box 195 cont=d.
Folder 5
HHHHH. Personal and professional correspondence, Apr. - Aug., 1967.
1. Goldwyn, Samuel, Jr. (motion picture producer). TLS, July 6, 1967.
Folder 6
IIIII. Personal and professional correspondence, Sep. - Dec., 1967.
1. Gordon, Jesse (publisher, The Nation). TLS, Oct. 12, 1967.
2. Stout, Rex (author). TLS, Sep., 1967.
Folder 7
JJJJJ. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - June, 1968.
1. Crowell, Robert L. (publisher). TLS, Feb. 5, 1968.
2. Fine, Donald (editor). TLS, June 20, 1968.
3. Weybright, Victor (publisher). TLS, Apr. 3, 1968.
Folder 8
KKKKK. Personal and professional correspondence, July - Dec., 1968.
1. Stout, Rex (author). TLS, Aug. 7, 1968.
Box 196
Folder 1
LLLLL. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - June, 1969.
1. Watts, Franklin (publisher). TLS, Mar. 5, 1969.
190
Box 196 cont=d. Folder 2
MMMMM. Personal and professional correspondence, July - Dec., 1969.
1. Margain, Hugo (Mexican ambassador to U.S.). TL, Sep. 20, 1969.
2. Rawson, Hugh W. (editor).
a. TLS, Sep. 9, 1969. b. TLS, Oct. 14, 1969. c. TLS, Oct. 28, 1969. d. TLS, Nov. 6, 1969. e. TLS, Nov. 18, 1969. f. TLS, Dec. 5, 1969.
Folder 3
NNNNN. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - June, 1970.
1. Caldwell, Erskine (author). TL, Apr. 18, 1970.
2. Gruening, Ernest (author, statesman).
a. TLS, Feb. 24, 1970. b. TLS, Mar. 11, 1970.
3. Phillips, Howard (editor). TLS, Mar. 27, 1970.
4. Rawson, Hugh (editor).
a. TLS, Jan. 12, 1970. b. TLS, Jan. 16, 1970. c. TLS, Jan. 19, 1970. d. TLS, Jan 22, 1970. e. TLS, Feb. 3, 1970. f. TLS, May 6, 1970. g. TLS, June 29, 1970.
5. Simpson, Lesley Byrd (historian).
a. TLS, Jan. 16, 1970. 191
Box 196 cont=d.
b. TLS, June 11, 1970.
Folder 4
OOOOO. Personal and professional correspondence, July - Dec., 1970.
1. Crowell, Robert L. (publisher). TLS, July 6, 1970.
2. Rawson, Hugh (editor). TLS, Aug. 5, 1970.
Folder 5
PPPPP. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - June, 1971.
1. Beals, Ralph L. (anthropologist).
a. ALS, Feb. 12, 1971. b. ALS, Aug. 27, 1971.
2. Dellinger, Dave (author). TLS, May 25, 1971.
3. Gruening, Ernest (author, statesmen). TLS, May 9, 1970.
Folder 6
QQQQQ. Personal and professional correspondence, July - Dec., 1971.
1. Beals, Ralph L. (anthropologist). TLS, July 24, 1971.
2. McWilliams, Carey (editor, The Nation). TLS, Dec. 20, 1971.
3. Rawson, Hugh (editor). TLS, Oct. 29, 1971.
4. Spock, Benjamin (physician). TL, Dec. 22, 1971.
Box 197
Folder 1
RRRRR. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - Dec., 1972.
192
Box 197 cont=d. 1. Hills, Rust (editor). ALS, Sep. 6, 1972.
2. Rawson, Hugh (editor).
a. TLS, May 5, 1972. b. TLS, Oct. 18, 1972.
Folder 2
SSSSS. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - Dec., 1973.
1. McWilliams, Carey (editor).
a. TLS, Jan. 2, 1973. b. TLS, July 17, 1973.
2. Rawson, Hugh (editor). TLS, Aug. 13, 1973.
Folder 3
TTTTT. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - Dec., 1974.
1. Belfrage, Cedric (journalist). TLS, Feb. 18, 1973.
2. Gordon, Jesse (publisher, The Nation). TLS, Dec. 20, 1974.
3. Leary, Theodore, Jr. (U.S. Senator) TLS, Oct. 17, 1974.
4. Schwed, Peter (editor). TLS, Mar. 4, 1974.
Folder 4
UUUUU. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - June, 1975.
1. Caras, Roger (author). ALS, May 21, 1975.
2. Frese, Walter (editor). TLS, Jan. 6, 1975.
Folder 5
VVVVV. Personal and professional correspondence, July - Dec., 1975. 193
Box 197 cont=d.
1. Beals, Ralph L. (anthropologist). TLS, July 17, 1975.
2. Church, Frank (U.S. Senator). TL, Oct. 9, 1975.
3. McWilliams, Carey (editor, The Nation).
a. TLS, Nov. 23, 1975. b. TLS, Dec. 24, 1975.
Folder 6
WWWWW. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - Dec., 1976.
1. Kramer, Stanely (producer). TLS, June 24, 1976.
2. Payne, Robert (author). TLS, Oct. 25, 1976.
Box 198
Folder 1
XXXXX. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - Dec., 1977.
1. Beals, Ralph (anthropologist). TLS, June 13, 1977.
2. Belfrage, Cedric (journalist). TL, Feb., 1977.
3. Gordon, Jesse (publisher, The Nation).
a. TLS, Apr. 14, 1977. b. TLS, June 10, 1977.
Folder 2
YYYYY. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - Dec., 1978.
1. Beals, Ralph L. (brother).
a. TLS, Sep. 1, 1978. b. ALS, no date.
194
Box 198 cont=d.
2. Belfrage, Cedric (journalist). TLS, Aug. 1, 1978.
3. Johnson, William Weber (author). TLS, Jan. 3, 1978.
Folder 3
ZZZZZ. Personal and professional correspondence, Jan. - May, 1979.
Folder 4
AAAAAA. ACarrie Fitch - 1963-1964,@ correspondence with Mrs. Carrie Fitch, granddaughter of Carrie Nation.
Folder 5
BBBBBB. AOlmsted Correspondence - 1943,@ letters concerning a feud with a neighbor over a well.
Folder 6
CCCCCC. APrentice Hall - 1968-1972,@ correspondence re: the book contract for MAXIMILLIAN AND CARLOTTA.
Box 199
Folders 1-2
DDDDDD. Undated correspondence.
Folder 3
EEEEEE. Letters from Ernestine Evans, longtime friend.
Envelopes 1-4
FFFFFF. Christmas cards, approx. 100.
195
Box 200
Uncataloged material. Includes:
One package of original MS for GREAT GUERILLA WARRIORS.
Fan mail.
Printed material. 196
Beals, Carleton March, 1988 Addenda
Added to Box 199
I. Correspondence. [F. #4] A TLS to CB from Julian P. Boyd, librarian at Princeton University re: THE GREAT CIRCLE, 1 p., June 10, 1941. B 1 TLS to CB from Maxim Lieber, author representative, 1 p., Dec. 29, 1942. C 1 TLS from CB=s literary agent, Bertha Klausner, to a publisher about a book proposal, Apr. 23, 1987.
II. Manuscripts. A. Book proposal for FREELANCE: CARLETON BEALS AND THE AMERICAS, TS, photocopy, 11 p. B. Description of George Calverton, holograph, photocopy, 1 p.
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