Series A: Historical Information
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NCPW
History
Historical
Records, 1921-1971
Preliminary
action to setting up of National Council for Limitation of Armaments
Founding
of National Council for Limitation of Armaments, 1921 (Sept.)
Headquarters of
NCPW (for 20 years) in historic building at 532 17th Street, NW (Washington,
DC)
Washington
Conference on Limitation of Armaments: forums & Tea Meetings, 1921
(Nov.) - 1922 (Jan.)
Early
years of the NCPW, 1921-1929
Reorganization,
1927-
Constitution & by-laws
Incorporation in
District of Columbia, 1931
NCPW history,
1930s
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NCPW
History
10th Anniversary
party, 1931
Testimonial by
General S. D. Embick, 1939 (April)
Certificate
of gift of material to Library of Congress, 1941
Move to new
address (1013 18th Street, NW, Washington, DC), 1940 (Sept.) - 1941 [includes
other 1940s NCPW history material]
National
War Labor Board re: raising salaries during war
25th Anniversary
party, Nov. 9, 1946
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NCPW
History
Letters
urging continuation of NCPW after Dec. 6, 1941
FJL's
statements & letters re: outbreak of WWII, 1941 (Sept.) - 1942
Letters against
NCPW policy, 1939-1945
Letters of
withdrawal from NCPW, etc.
Withdrawal of
Jewish groups from NCPW
Relation to
local councils
Staff meetings,
1930-1940
Meetings of NCPW
Policy Committee, 1928-1935
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NCPW
History
Annual
statements of policy: "What is the NCPW?," 1922-1937
Programs
of action, 1940s
NCPW statements:
literature & fundraising presentations
"What is the NCPW?"
[chosen by Anna W. Eckels]
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NCPW
History
Sketches & bits of history re: NCPW [probably collected by Anna W. Eckels]
History; programs,
1950-1971
Commendations on
work achieved
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NCPW
History
Policies & achievements
Arrangement to
pay debt to Alexandria Monthly Meeting with Everett Legacy (Jan. 10, 1954)
Examples
of successful NCPW peace efforts
The Niles Report
(management consultations), 1936
Some
achievements of the NCPW [collected by Anna W. Eckels]
Cooperation
of the NCPW with other peace organizations
Comments on
continuation of NCPW after resignation of FJL, 1954
Future
of the NCPW after Nov. 24, 1954
Studies, books & papers about the NCPW, 1929-1950
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NCPW
History
Typescript "The National
Council for Prevention of War" by Margaret Worth, 1929 [student thesis, 169 pages]
Typescript "The National
Council for Prevention of War: Its
Action & Technique" by Harmon Wilkinson, 1937 [George Washington University student paper, 40 pages]
Typescript "Study of the
NCPW as a 'Minority Group'" by Simpson Smith, 1930-1932
[prepared at the Brookings Institute, 324 pages]
Typescript "Successes & Failures of the National
Council for Prevention of War" by Margaret Wood, 1944 [Swarthmore College student paper, 13 pages]
Typescript "Another Way to
Serve: National
Council for Prevention of War, 1921-1946" by Fern E. Stowe, ca. 1946-1947 (190 pages)
Misc. papers & answers to reference questions about the NCPW
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