Swarthmore College Peace Collection, 500 College Avenue, Swarthmore, PA 19081 U.S.A.


Emily Greene Balch

Papers 1842-1988 (Bulk 1875-1961), 25.75 lin. ft. (9.42 meters)


Document Group: DG 006

Restrictions: No

Microfilm: YesYes YesYes Yes

Finding aid: Checklist prepared by Martha P. Shane, 1988

Series IV: SUBJECT FILES OF EMILY GREENE BALCH

Single Accession Subject File

Box 31
Aboriginies (1921?)
Advanced Peace Organization Conference (1926)
Advertising Peace (1932-1933)
Africa - Pan African Congress (1930-1931)
Atilborn, Enid and Alice (1945?-1946)
Ahnliectien (1949)
Albania (4 folders. 1927, 1945-1952)
American Continental Congress for Peace (1949)
American Inter-Organization Committee/Council (1935)
Americas (n.d.)
Amnesty (1947)
Anglo-American Relations (1928-1929)
Animals (n.d.)
Annual Wage (1945)
Anthropology (1937-1939)
Anti-slavery (n.d.)
Anti-Semitism (1935-1938)
Arabia (1938)
Armaments and Prosperity (1936)
Art for World Friendship (1950)
Apatrides (Statelessness - 3 folders. 1927-1944)
Atomic bomb (2 folders. 1944-1950)
Australian colonization (n.d.)

Box 32
Austrian Peace Society (1947)
Aviation (6 folders. 1924-1952)
Baldwin, Roger (1949)
Balkans (1928)
Beardsley, Helen (1946)
Boas, Franz (1940)
Bolivia (1944)
Boycott and Embargo (1937)
Bread (n.d.)
Brinton, Ellen Starr (1946-1948)
Bryn Mawr (2 folders. 1914, 1949)
Bulgaria (1927)
Butterman, Willy (1949)
Buxton, Dorothy F. (1948)
Bryd, Admiral Richard E. (1936)
Canada (1944-1946)
Canadian border (n.d.)
Cartels (1939-1944)
Child welfare (1951)
China (4 folders. 1927-1934; 1955)

Box 33
Church World Service (1947)
Citizenship (1938-1951)
Civil Liberties (2 folders. 1924-1951)
Collier's (1955)
Colonies (5 folders. 1925-1944)
Commerce (1917)
Committee/Conference on Peaceful Alternatives (1945-1950)
Committee to Promote an Inventory of the Natural Resources of the World (1928-1929)
Communism and Communists (1936-1941)
Concerted Peace Action Committee (1938-1939)
Conference, International (1958)
Conscientious Objectors (1914-1939)
Conscription (2 folders. 1916-1947)
Consultative Pact (2 foldrs. 1930-1931)

Box 34
Coolidge, Calvin (1925)
Cuba (n.d.)
Czechoslovakia (2 folders. 1937-1939)
Dakota (1946?)
D.A.R. (1919)
Dardanelles (1936 )
Debts and Reparations (1927-1932)
Decorative Art (n.d.)
Defense, National (1936-1938)
Democracy (1927-1938)
Depression and Recovery (1934)
Detroit Conference (1950)
Diplomacy, American (1928)
Disarmament (9 folders. 1928-1953)

Box 35
Disarmament, continued. (4 folders. 1929-1934)
Displaced Persons (1948-1951)
"Domestic" or "International" (1924)
Dreyfus (1938)
East Europe (1925-1929)
Economic and Social Council (1949)
Economic Conference, World (1930-1939)
Economic Cooperation, World (1938)
Economic Elements of War (1933-1937)
Economic Imperialism (n.d.)
Economic Reconstruction (1924-1936)
Economic Reform (1931-1937)
Economic Relations (1926)
Economic Situation (1927-1933)
Education (1929)
Einstein (1930-1933)
Embargoes (1929-1933)
Emergency Peace Campaign (1935-1937)
Emergency Peace Committee (1931-1932)
Encyclicals (1925)
England, Chamberlain and Eden (1938)
English Language (2 folders. 1936-1952)

Box 36
Equal Rights (1936)
Espionage (1937)
Ethiopia (1929-1938)
Europe (5 folders. 1937-1947)
Famine (1951-1952)
Far East (8 folders. 1927-1950)
Federal Unionists (1938-1940)
Fellow Travelers (1947-1950)
Fellowship of Reconciliation (n.d.)
Finland (1948)
Fisher, Dorothy Canfield (1953)
Flag (1927-1940)
Follette (1933)
Forbes, Kenneth Ripley (1952)
Forced Labor (1930-1941)
Foreign Born (1936-1942)
Forerunners (1925)
Four Lights (n.d.)
Frazier Amendment (1927-1930)

Box 37
Freedom of the Seas (1940)
Giltings, Victoria (1945)
German Rearmament; Chicago University Peace Group (1952)
Germans (1947)
German Trip (2 folders. 1948)
Germany (1931)
Germany and Friends (2 folders. 1933)
Germany - Anti-War Congress (1933)

Box 38
Germany - Catholicism, Protestantism, Jews (1935-1938)
Germany - Church Opposition (1933)
Germany - "Conference on an Occupied Germany" (1948)
Germany - Concentration Camps (1933)
Germany - Disarmament Committee (1933)
Germany - Education (1944-1946)
Germany - Fascism (1933-1935)
Germany - Favorable (1938?)
Germany - General (1931-1950)
Germany - Hitler (19838)
Germany - Hitler's Statements (1936)
Germany - Letters and Notes (2 folders. 1947-1948)
Germany - Nazis (1933-1936)
Germany - Occupied (2 folders. 1945-1948)
Germany - Persecution (2 folders. 1932-1934)
Germany - Rearmament and the Bonn Parliament (1949-1950)
Germany - Visit (1934)
Gluckseling, Elfried (1937-1938)
Graves, Anna Melissa (1931-1955)
"H" Club (1936-1937)
Haiti (n.d.)
Hiss, Alger (re. from D. Detzer. 1949)
History Textbooks (1925-1926)

Box 39
Holborn, Mrs. (n.d.)
Hoppe Collection (1928-1938)
Hull, Hannah Clothier (n.d.)
Humber Resolution, New York (1941-1942)
Hungary (1945-1946)
Hurley Plan (1929)
Hydrogen Bomb (1949-1950)
Immigration (1932-1938)
India (1930)
Indian Affairs (1933-1940)
Institute of World Organization, Washington (2 folders. 1942)
International Consultative Group (1935-1937)
International Mindedness (1944)
International Trade (n.d.)
International WIL Members (2 folders. 1936-1938)
Ireland, C.I. Memorial (1929-1950)
Japan (1948-1954)
Jews (2 folders. 1942-1948)
Kluckhohn, Clyde (1949)
Kulka, Ella (1940-1945)
Language (2 folders. 1933-1940)
Latin America (1940-1941)
Latin America Economic Institute (1940)
League of Nations (1923)

Box 40
Libby, F.L. (1945)
Liberia (4 folders=3 l/2". 1931-1934)
Lochner (1937)
Mandate Plan - Mabel Vernon (1935-1937)
Marshall Plan (1943-1945)
Massachusetts Resolution (1919-1939)
Mead Papers (1936-1938)
Money Problems (1927-1943)
Monuments, War and Peace (1951)
Muckleston, Mrs. H.S. (1948-1949)
Munitions Industry and Trade (n.d.)
Music and Peace (1929)
Nationality and C.O.'s (1931)
Nazarenes (1928)
Negroes (1945-1948)
Newspapers, Writing for (1947)
Nobel Prize (3 folders. 1946-1953)
Non-resistance (1944)
Non-violence (n.d.)
Oil (1944)
Pacific Islands (2 folders. 1944-1947)
Pacifism (1937)
Pacifist Handbook (1939)
Pacifists in Exile (1937)
Palestine (2 folders. 1928-1938)
Parisians of Peace (1950-1952)
Party Programs (n.d.)
Passports (1927)

Box 41
Patterns for Peace Religions Groups (1943)
Peace (3 folders. 1914-1943)
Peace Aims (1943-1944)
Peace and Disarmament Committee - WILPF (2 folders. 1935-1938)
Peace Arms - NCPW, D.A.R. (1943)
Peace Commission (1937)
Peace Cooperation (2 folders. 1933-1944)
Peace Days (1928-1930)
Peace Now (2 folders. 1944)
Peace Proposals (4 folders. 1949-1951)
Peace Terms (4 folders. 1917-1945)
Penal (1925-1930)
Philippines (1925)
Pickard Letters (1942-1943)
Plays and Pageants (1904-1933)

Box 42
Poetry (3 folders. 1915-1950)
Police, International (1944-1953)
Polish Corridor (2 folders. 1913-1933)
Preparedness (1915)
Pressure Groups (2 folders. 1940-1944)
Prisoners of War (1944-1945)
Projects and Programs (2 folders. l897-1942)
Quotations (2 folders. 1903-1950)
Rea, Helene (1947)
Red Cross, International (1945-1946)
Reddick, Olive (2 folders. 1938-1941)
Referendum (1935-1941)

Box 43
Refugees (3 folders. 1924-1951)
Registration (2 folders. 1942)
Rehabilitation (4 folders. 1940-1946)
Revision (4 folders. 1932-1934)
Richer by Asia (1947-1948)
Rights, Human (1933)
Roerich, Nicholas K. (1930)

Box 44
Romain Rolland, Friends of (1945-1949)
Rosett, Joshua (n.d.)
Russia (1947-1949)
Schweiz, Arbeiter-Hilfswerk (1944-1946)
Science and Religion (1930-1948)
Scientific Warfare (1947-1948)
Shotwell, James (1952)
Stalin, Joseph (1941-1942)
Stene, Helga (1945-1948)
Stinnes, Edmund H. (1942)
"Subversive" (19847-1953)
Swiss Council (1945-1946)
Tanaka Document (1933)
Treaty Ratification (1944-1945)
Trusteeship Council (2 folders. 1947-1950)

Box 45
Wallace, Henry A. (1942)
Waterways: Coast Guard (1945-1947)
Waterways: Free Ports and Trade Zones (1945-1947)
Waterways and Polar Regions: Internationalization of (2 folders. 1946 1952)
Waterways: International Maritime Organization (2 folders. 1946 1952)
Waterways: Maritime Labor (1947)
Waterways: Mediterranean (1937-1948)
Waterways: Meteorology (1947)
Waterways: Miscellaneous (1946-1952)
Waterways: Safety at Sea, including Ice Patrol (1947-1952)
Waterways: Suez Canal (195l-1952)
Welles, Sumner (1943)
WIL Luxembourg Congress Fundraising Correspondence (1944-1946)
WIL Luxembourg Congress, Miscellaneous (1946)
WIL Refugee Work: Eastern Europeans (1939-1940)
WIL Refugee Work: Miscellaneous (1932-1942)
WIL Refugee Work: National Refugee Committee (2 folders. 1939-1941)

Box 46
Refugee Work: National Refugee Service (2 folders. 1940-1941)
WIL Refugee Work: Other Refugee Organizations (1938-1945)
WIL Refugee Work: WILPF, other than NRC (1930-1943)
World Bank (1929)
World Court (n.d.)
World Organization: Campaign for World Government (1943-1945)
World Organization: Commission to Study the Organization of Peace and Shotwell (1940-1943)
World Organization: Culbertson and World Federation, Inc. (1943)
World Organization: Miscellaneous (1934-1953)
World Organization: National Peace Conference (n.d.)
World Organization: Other Groups (1939-1944)
World Organization: Statements by Individuals (1939-1944)



Multiple Accession File [NOTE: This is a composite file created from subject folders found in different places in the Balch papers]

Box 47
Africa (1936, 1938)
Alien Pacifists (1938, 1939)
American Committee for Anti-Nazi Literature (1937)
Arab Question during World War I (1916-1917, 1938)
Arbitration (n.d.)
Arms Parley (1927)
Bases (1945-1950)
Churches and Peace (1921-1947)
Civil Rights (1949)
Committee on Plyglot Petition (n.d.)
Conscription - General (1944, 1945)
Copper Resolution - Outlawry of War (1927)
Emergency Peace Campaign (1936)
Fascism (n.d.)
Feeding/Food (1943)
Haiti (c.1932)
Havana (n.d.)
India (1907, 1931)
International Peace C? (n.d.)
Japanese Relocation (WILPF Sub-Committee on Japanese-American Relocation (1941-1944)
Labor/Trade (1936, 1949)
League for Human Rights (1935, 1942)
League of Nations, Reform of (1933-1936)
Box 48
Militarism and Education (c.1927-1946)
Minorities (n.d.)
Morrow-Carter-Glass (1927)
Pacifists (1930, 1934)
Pacifist Movements in Other Countries (1930s and 1940s)
People's Mandate (1936?)
Professor Herron's Material concerning Central Europe and Germany (1919-1940)
Quaker Notices (1943)
Religion (l890s-1940s)
Supranational Commonwealth (1926-1928)
Wilkie's "One World" (1943)
Wisconsin Conference on Cause and Cure of War (1937 and 1938)
Women's International Organizations (1944)
World Government Plans (1930s and 1940s)
Miscellaneous
Removal sheets and origin of files
 
Box 49
Cartoon Collection (1910-1950 and n.d.)

 


Subject File of Kathleen Whitaker (Sayre) [NOTE: This subject file was part of the Balch papers]
 

Box 50
Armaments - General Cost of (1920-1938)
Cruiser bill (1928-1929)
Frazier Amendment (1931-1933)
Geneva Conference (1931-1933)
Geneva Protocol (League of Nations) (1919-1936)
International Anti-Militaristic (1931-1937)
London Conference (1929-1930)
Jews (1923-1936)
Near East (1920-1929)
Negotiated Peace (1939, 1941)
 
Box 51
Neutrality (1915, 1936-1941)
Next War? (1920-1937)
Niebuhr, Reinhold (1928, 1933)
Occupied Area (World War I) (1920-1924)
Organizations, U.S.A. (1918-1942)
Organizations, Foreign (1920-1930)
Peace Plans and Methods (1923-1941)
 
Box 52
Peace Terms (1939)
Peace (World War) (1917, 1919)
Petitions (1928-1941)
Political Action (1936-1940)
Refugees (1937-1939)
Referendum (1937-1939)
Vinson Bill (1938)
Youth (1923-1941)

Unfiled material (1913-1945)

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