Series F: Subject & Special Project Files
[return to Table of Contents]
Box
353 [mf reel 41:293]
Campaigns
Washington Conference on Limitation of Armaments, 1921-1922:
- Cooperation
with/re: Conference, 1921-1922
- Cooperation
with/re: Conference: Literary Digest (issue re: Conference, Nov. 12, 1921)
- Cooperation with/re: Conference:
correspondence
- Cooperation
with/re: Conference: editorial contest in college papers (held in Washington
(DC) in Dec. 1921)
No-More-War
Campaign:
- Support
by state governors, 1921 (Dec.)
- Misc.
1922
- No
More War Day, July 29, 1922
- Proposed peace
conference: correspondence re: possible names, 1922 (Dec.)
- Law
- Not War Day, 1923
- Form
letters sent; correspondence; releases sent
- Correspondence
Box
353a (1/2 box) [mf reel 41:293 cont.]
Campaigns
Law - Not War Day, 1923:
- Misc.
material; correspondence
- Newsclippings,
etc. [newsclippings not filmed]
Law - Not War
Day, 1925
No More War Day,
1923-1926: foreign celebrations (British, Dutch, German, etc.)
Box
354 [mf reel 41:294]
Campaigns
World
Cooperation Campaign, 1924 (July):
- Correspondence;
form letters sent; releases sent; etc.
- Misc.
mimeographed material produced
- Newsclippings,
1924 [not filmed]
Defense
or Mobilization Day, 1924: correspondence; releases sent; etc. [2 folders]
Defense
Day, 1924: correspondence of FJL with President Coolidge, etc.
Defense
or Mobilization Day, 1924: protests - newsclippings, etc.
Defense
Day, 1924: protests - Goosestep Day
Posters
[none found in box 03/05]
Photographs
[none found in box 03/05]
Releases
Newsclippings
Box
354a (1/2 box) [mf reel 41:294 cont.]
Campaigns
Campaign
to Prevent U.S. War With Mexico, 1927:
- Committee
on Peace With Latin America: meeting minutes, etc., 1927
- Committee
on Peace With Latin America: form letters sent; releases sent, etc., 1927
- Letter
by Joseph Chamberlain (et al.) sent to 240 professors, 1927: affirmative replies,
etc.
- Letter
(telegram) by Raymond Fosdick sent, 1927: affirmative replies received; lists of names
- Letter
(telegram) by Raymond Fosdick sent, 1927: affirmative replies received [names
used in supplementary release, Jan. 19, 1927]
Box
355 [mf reel 41:295]
Campaigns
Campaign
to Prevent U.S. War With Mexico, 1927:
- Newsclippings
re: Mexico prior to crisis, 1926
- Letter
by Raymond Fosdick sent, 1927: acknowledgements from "out of town" recipients
- War
with Mexico, 1927: forgery by Hearst of Mexico state papers
- Correspondence
re: arbitration, 1927
- Misc.,
1927
- Refusal
to sign arbitration statement, 1927
- Correspondence
[arranged by state: Alabama - Iowa]
- Correspondence
[arranged by state: Kansas - Montana]
Box
355a (1/2 box) [mf reel 41:295 cont.]
Campaigns
Campaign
to Prevent U.S. War With Mexico, 1927:
- Correspondence
[arranged by state: New Hampshire - Wisconsin]
- Correspondence,
1926 (Dec.) - 1927
- Pan
Pacific Progress (Mexican edition), 1927 (July)
Box
356 [mf reel 41:296]
Campaigns
Campaign
to Prevent U.S. War With Mexico, 1927:
- Correspondence & resolutions against U.S. intervention in Mexico, 1927
Campaign to
Prevent U.S. War With Mexico, 1927 / Campaign re: Nicaragua, 1927-1931:
- Efforts
of NCPW & other groups [includes several letters]
- Efforts
of NCPW & other groups (cont.) [newsclippings at end of folder not filmed]
- Efforts
of NCPW; background reading: articles & newsclippings [newsclippings at end of folder not filmed]
Campaign
re: Nicaragua, 1927-1931:
- Efforts
by NCPW & other groups re: intervention/war by U.S.
- Background
reading: articles & newsclippings, 1929-1931 [newsclippings at end of folder not filmed]
Box
357 [mf reel 41:297]
Campaigns
Campaign
to Prevent U.S. War With Mexico, 1927:
- Lifting
of the arms embargo
- Committee
on Peace With Latin America [2 folders]
Campaign to
Prevent U.S. War With Mexico, 1927 / Campaign re: Nicaragua, 1927-1931:
- Government
documents, 1927
Campaign re:
Nicaragua, 1927-1931:
- Mimeographed
material; background reading [newsclippings at end of folder not filmed]
- Background
reading (cont.) [newsclippings at end of folder not filmed]
Campaign
to Prevent U.S. War With Mexico, 1927:
- Committee
on Peace With Latin America: correspondence; mimeographed material; etc.
- Committee
on Peace With Latin America (cont.) [newsclippings at end of folder not
filmed]
- Success
of campaign [newsclippings re: Latin America (1927-1930) not filmed]
Box
358 [mf reel 41:298]
Campaigns
Campaign
to Prevent U.S. War With Mexico, 1927:
- Correspondence
- Correspondence
(cont.) [not filmed: telegrams with literature requests & letters
re: speaking engagements]
- Correspondence
with ministers
- Correspondence
with organizations
- Background
reading re: Mexico, 1926 [2 folders]
Campaign
re: Nicaragua, 1927-1931:
- Background
reading [newsclippings not filmed]
- Form
letters sent; mimeographed material produced; petitions; etc.
- Form
letters sent; mimeographed material produced; circulation records re: distribution
of NCPW material
- Material
from other organizations
Box
358a (1/2 box) [mf reel 41:298 cont.]
Campaigns
Campaign
to Prevent U.S. War With Mexico, 1927 / Campaign re: Nicaragua, 1927-1931:
- Background
reading, 1927 [newsclippings not filmed]
- Background
reading, 1927-1928 [newsclippings not filmed]
- Background
reading re: Mexico, 1922-1925 [newsclippings not filmed]
Box 359 (1/2 box) [mf reel 41:299]
Campaigns
Kellogg
Pact / Paris Pact Campaign, 1928-1929:
- Form
letters sent; releases; etc.
- Misc.
material: form letters sent, etc., 1929
- Efforts
to have poster displayed in 50,000 U.S. post offices in Aug. 1929 [includes correspondence]
Box
360 [mf reel 41:300]
Campaigns
World
Court Campaign, 1923-1935:
- Efforts
re: World Court Week (Nov. 11-18, 1923)
- Women's
World Court Committee (NCPW), 1923-1934: correspondence, etc., 1924-1930
- Women's
World Court Committee (NCPW), 1923-1934: correspondence, etc. [government documents at end of folder
not filmed]
- Women's
World Court Committee (NCPW), 1923-1934: annual reports, 1923-1934 [originally a subcommittee of the
Women's Joint Congressional Committee]
- Women's
World Court Committee (NCPW), 1923-1934: meeting minutes, 1923-1934 [incomplete set]
- Women's
World Court Committee (NCPW), 1923-1934: correspondence, etc., 1924-1930 [topics include peace memorial
signed by 370,000 women in 1929 & subsequent gift of memorial
& chest to the Smithsonian, 1925]
- Women's
World Court Committee (NCPW), 1923-1934: reports & media coverage re: favorable opinions about
joining world court [newsclippings not filmed]
Box
361 [mf reel 41:301]
Campaigns
World
Court Campaign, 1923-1935:
- Correspondence
with Senators, 1923-1931 [3 folders]
- Postcard(s)
sent to President Roosevelt pledging support for the world court, 1933 [at suggestion of Jeannette Rankin; includes correspondence]
- Efforts
of NCPW & others, 1932 [includes correspondence; newsclippings not filmed] [original folder title:
"Resolution Out Of Committee, But Lack of Leadership Leaves It Hanging"]
- Efforts of NCPW's Southern office, 1931
- Correspondence
with Foreign Policy Association, 1924-1926
- Correspondence
etc. with Council of Christian Associations (World Court Committee), 1925-1926
- Cooperation
with World Court Conference Committee, 1925-1926: correspondence;
meeting minutes; press releases sent; etc.
- Correspondence
with various organizations, 1925-1926
- Drive
for America to join world court, 1928 [newsclippings not filmed] [original folder title: "Gillett Resolution For
Exchange Of Views With Other States
Held Out By Borah's Committee"]
Box
362 (1/2 box) [mf reel 41:302]
Campaigns
World
Court Campaign, 1923-1935:
- Laura Puffer Morgan: misc. material [3 folders]
- National World Court Committee, 1930-1934: correspondence
Box
362a (1/2 box) [mf reel 41:302 cont.]
Campaigns
World
Court Campaign, 1923-1935:
- National World Court Committee, 1929: meeting minutes;
correspondence; etc.
[includes NCPW correspondence re: world court, 1924-1928]
- National World Court Committee, 1930-1932: meeting minutes;
correspondence; etc.
- Petition, 1931: signed
petitions; correspondence
- Campaign, 1933 [original folder title: "Weak Interest"]
- Campaign, 1934 [original folder title: "Another Inactive Year"]
- Florence
Brewer Boeckel: notes, etc.
Box
363 [mf reel 41:303]
Campaigns
World
Court Campaign, 1923-1935:
- Correspondence
(general), 1923-1924 [includes one letter from 1925] [2 folders]
- Correspondence
(general), 1925 [2 folders]
- Correspondence
(general), 1930
- Correspondence
(general), 1931 [includes several letters from 1930]
- Form
letters sent
- Defeat
of world court measure (vote of 52-36), 1935 [newsclippings not filmed]
- Releases;
excerpts from Senators' speeches; etc.
- Telegrams
sent Feb. 1, 1935 [includes replies]
Box
364 [mf reel 41:304]
Campaigns
World
Court Campaign, 1923-1935:
- Correspondence
(general), 1925 (Sept.) -1929 [2 folders]
- Correspondence
with Esther Everett Lape (American Peace Foundation), 1925-1932
- Approval
of U.S. House of Representatives for U.S. to join world court, 1925
- Approval
of U.S. Senate for U.S. to join world court, 1926 (voted 76 to 17 in favor)
- "After
year's discussion President Hoover directs signing articles membership," 1929
[original folder title]
- "U.S.
reservations cause delay in Europe's acceptance," 1927 [original folder title]
- Survey
of editorials, 1931
- Circularization
of material, 1930
- Circularization
of material, 1930 (cont.) [includes correspondence]
- Poll
of government officials, etc., 1923-1932
Box
365 [mf reel 41:305]
Campaigns
World
Court Campaign, 1923-1935:
- Printed & mimeographed material produced [NCPW posters removed to Poster Collection]
[2 folders]
- "Huge petitions, extra sessions urged"
[original folder title; includes correspondence;
signed petitions; Jan. 1931 document "Petition on the World Court" removed to
Oversized Items Collection]
- Campaign,
1931: form letters sent; lists; printed literature; newsclippings [newsclippings not filmed] [2 folders]
Box
366 [mf reel 41:306]
Campaigns
World
Court Campaign, 1923-1935:
- Cartoons
for & against, 1923-1935
- Resolutions
of various groups in support & opposition, 1923-1935 [2 folders]
- Speeches
by Members of Congress, 1925-1929
- Organizations
that supported the world court, 1930-1931, 1935
Campaign
Against a "Big Navy":
- Australian
cruise by U.S. Navy fleet, 1925 [2 folders]
- Navy
League's interests in munitions
Box
366a (1/2 box) [mf reel 41:306 cont.]
Campaigns
Campaign
Against a "Big Navy," 1925-1939:
- Campaign,
up to & including 1924
- Campaign,
1925-1927
- Campaign,
1928
Box
367 [mf reel 41:307]
Campaigns
Campaign
Against a "Big Navy," 1925-1939:
- Correspondence
re: U.S. Navy fleet cruiser/s, 1927 (Jan.-Feb., Dec.) [includes a
few items with later dates]
- Correspondence
re: U.S. Navy fleet cruiser/s, 1928 - 1929 (March) [2 folders]
- Press
releases developed & sent re: U.S. Navy fleet cruiser/s, 1927-1928
- Press
releases developed & sent re: U.S. Navy fleet cruiser/s, 1929
- Efforts
by local committees, 1928-1929
- Efforts
re: Cruiser Conference & Dinner (Jan. 8, 1929) [newsclippings at end of folder
not filmed]
- Background
reading re: U.S. Navy fleet cruiser/s: "Navies of the World: Comparative
Statistical Data," 1932
- Misc.
material [includes several letters]
- Misc.
material (cont.) [newsclippings not filmed]
- Misc.
material (cont.) [includes correspondence] [original folder title: "Incidental
Papers Found Among the 'Big Navy' Material Which Hint At the
Methods Of Work & Show How the Wheels Go Around"]
Box
368 [mf reel 41:308]
Campaigns
Campaign
Against a "Big Navy," 1925-1939:
- Form
letters sent re: U.S. Navy fleet cruiser/s, 1927 (Dec.) - 1929 (March)
- Correspondence
re: re: U.S. Navy fleet cruiser/s, 1928 (Jan.-Feb.)
- Correspondence
re: U.S. Navy fleet cruiser/s, 1928 (Feb. cont.)
- Correspondence
re: U.S. Navy fleet cruiser/s, 1928 (Feb. cont.)
- Correspondence
re: U.S. Navy fleet cruiser/s, 1928 (Feb. cont.): replies from Members of Congress
- Correspondence
re: U.S. Navy fleet cruiser/s, 1928 (March-April)
- Correspondence
re: U.S. Navy fleet cruiser/s, 1928: letters of Laura Puffer Morgan
with Florida contacts re: Appropriations Bill for 71 cruisers
- Material
developed & sent by NCPW re: U.S. Navy fleet cruiser/s [posters removed to Poster Collection; issues of
News Bulletin removed to Periodical Collection; newsclippings at
end of folder not filmed]
- Congressional
Digest re: U.S. Navy fleet cruiser/s, 1929 (Jan.) [includes article
by FJL]
Box
369 [mf reel 41:309]
Campaigns
Campaign
Against a "Big Navy," 1925-1939:
- Statistics
re: U.S. Navy fleet cruiser/s, 1929
- Public
comment in editorials & newsclippings re: U.S. Navy fleet cruiser/s, 1927-1929
[most newsclippings not filmed]
- Public
comment re: President Coolidge & U.S. Navy fleet cruiser/s, 1928 [newsclippings
not filmed]
- Public
comment re: U.S. Navy fleet cruiser/s: cartoons from newspapers, 1928-1929
- Efforts
of NCPW & others in opposition to U.S. Navy fleet cruiser/s: misc. mailings
sent, etc., 1927-1928
- Speeches
made in [by?] Congress re: U.S. Navy fleet cruiser/s, 1928-1929
- Misc.
material [includes attacks on FJL for his stance & "fallacious propaganda"; most
newsclippings not filmed]
- Misc.
material
Box
370 [mf reel 41:310]
Campaigns
Campaign
Against a "Big Navy," 1925-1939:
- Correspondence
re: U.S. Navy fleet cruiser/s, 1929 (Jan.-March)
- Correspondence
re: U.S. Navy fleet cruiser/s, 1925-1941 [1928-1929 letters have to
do with Citizens' Conference on the Cruiser Bill] [2 folders]
- Hearings
re: U.S. Navy fleet cruiser/s
- Memorials,
petitions & resolutions re: U.S. Navy fleet cruiser/s
- Material
from other organizations re: U.S. Navy fleet cruiser/s [some distributed by
NCPW]
- Efforts
to abolish battleships, 1930: NCPW lists, etc.
- Efforts
to abolish battleships, etc., 1930: correspondence; form letters sent; material
distributed; etc.
- Material
produced by NCPW; background reading
- NCPW
stance on defense issues
- Background
reading: newsclippings [formerly part of previous folder; newsclippings not filmed]
Box
371 [mf reel 41:311]
Campaigns
Campaign
Against a "Big Navy," 1925-1939:
- London
Naval Conference, 1930: "Abolish the Battleship"
- London
Naval Conference, 1929-1930: preparatory period -- events & comments
- London
Naval Conference, 1930: conference period Jan.-April -- form letters; releases;
etc. [NCPW posters removed to Poster Collection]
- London
Naval Conference, 1930: News Bulletin, 1929 (Aug.) - 1930 (Dec.) [removed
to Periodical Collection]
- London
Naval Conference, 1930: conference period Jan.-April -- speeches; newsclippings;
etc. [newsclippings not filmed]
- London
Naval Conference, 1930: form letters sent; literature; newsclippings [NCPW
posters removed to Poster Collection; NCPW oversized items removed
to Oversized Items Collection; newsclippings not filmed]
- London
Naval Conference, 1930: non-NCPW publications, 1929-1930
- London
Naval Conference, 1930: period after the conference -- ratification of London Treaty [includes correspondence]
- London
Naval Conference, 1931: misc. material
Box
372 [mf reel 41:312]
Campaigns
Campaign
Against a "Big Navy," 1925-1939:
- London
Naval Conference, 1930 (cont.)
- Correspondence
(primarily of Laura Puffer Morgan) [see also regular correspondence
files]
- Media
coverage by New York Times & New York World [newsclippings not filmed; "News & Editorial Comment Which the
U.S. Was Day by Day Being Fed" used by FJL in his book]
- Coverage
in British publications [most newsclippings not filmed]
- Media
coverage by Washington Post [newsclippings not filmed]
- Media
coverage by New York Times Herald-Tribune [newsclippings not filmed]
- Media
coverage by various papers & journals (including religious) [not filmed]
- Material
by/from other organizations: petitions & resolutions, etc. [includes
rough drafts of statement (letter to the President) from peace
organizations, partially drafted by NCPW]
- Petitions
- Material
produced/sent by NCPW Branch offices [newsclippings at end of folder not filmed]
- Articles & newsclippings [includes small amount of primary material as well
as reports on groups, including women, who urged disarmament;
newsclippings not filmed]
- Media
coverage etc. of conference's aftermath [newsclippings not filmed]
Box
373 [mf reel 41:313]
Campaigns
Campaign
Against a "Big Navy," 1925-1939:
- Efforts
of peace groups to defeat "Big Navy" bill (Vinson-Trammell Bill), 1934 [includes
correspondence & petition]
- Press
releases & other material sent re: "Big Navy" bill, 1934
- Form
letters, press releases & other material re: "Big Navy" bill, etc.,
1934-1936 [2
folders]
- Background
reading re: "Big Navy" bill, 1934: articles & newsclippings [includes
several NCPW items; newsclippings not filmed]
- Testimony
of FJL & of Jeannette Rankin before Naval Affairs Committee, Feb.
7, 1939
- Efforts
against naval expansion program, 1934-1940 [includes testimony of FJL, Jeannette
Rankin & others; newsclippings at end of folder/s not filmed] [2
folders]
Microfilm reels 41:314 - 41:315 are of periodicals only (reel 314 = International Disarmament Notes and International Notes for Disarmament and World Recovery; reel 315 = Washington Information Letter)
[files
here-on reorganized & refoldered in March 2004 - July 2005; boxes are stored on-site; material has not been filmed]
Series F: Subject & Special Project Files
- Campaigns (cont.)
Box
374
Campaigns
Disarmament
Campaign, 1931-1934:
- Plans & statements re: campaign, 1931-1932 [1934]
- Speeches,
testimony & reports of FJL
- Form
letters sent, 1931-1933
- Material
sent, etc., 1932-1934
- Press
releases produced, 1931-1934
- Composite
report "Resolutions in Support of International Reduction of Armaments"
- Resolutions,
1931-1932 [includes those from other groups/organizations]
Box
375
Campaigns
Disarmament
Campaign, 1931-1934:
- Resolutions,
1933-1934 [includes those from other groups/organizations.]
- Pamphlets & leaflets produced
[printed or mimeographed], 1926-1934
- Misc.
material produced [printed & mimeographed], 1931-1934
- Re-runs
of mimeographed material, April-Sept. 1932 ["kept to show the continued & wide distribution of
material" according to what was written on original folder]
Box 376
Campaigns
Disarmament Campaign, 1931-1934:
- Posters & exhibits [includes local group efforts]
- Posters & exhibits, etc.
- World Disarmament Notes & International Disarmament Notes
- Press
releases re: World Disarmament Notes [or International Disarmament Notes] articles, 1931-1932
- Preparation of information for Disarmament Review
- Study courses & bibliographies
- Petitions created & gathered, 1931-1934
- Articles re: disarmament collected [includes correspondence]
Box 377
Campaigns
Disarmament Campaign, 1931-1934:
- Local committees & workers
- Local
committees & workers: publicity for & media coverage of activities
- "World
Tomorrow" peace meetings, 1931
- Meetings/conferences
- Youth
work: Mass Meeting, Washington (DC), April 10, 1932
- Youth
Campaign "To Chicago," 1932: general information; reports; misc.
- Youth Campaign "To Chicago," 1932:
preparations; kit handed out
- Youth
Campaign "To Chicago," 1932: form letters
- Youth Campaign "To Chicago," 1932: press
releases; Bulletin
- Youth
Campaign "To Chicago," 1932: correspondence between staff members
- Youth
Campaign "To Chicago," 1932: correspondence (general), Feb.-April
Box
378
Campaigns
Disarmament
Campaign, 1931-1934:
- Youth
Campaign "To Chicago," 1932: correspondence (general), May 1 - July 12
- Youth
Campaign "To Chicago," 1932: media
coverage [includes coverage of peace
march led by Jane Addams during Democratic National Convention]
- Correspondence
(general), 1930-1934
- Correspondence
(foreign), 1931-1934
- Correspondence of Jeannette Rankin & staff members, 1931-1932
- Correspondence
/ telegrams re: college/university efforts for disarmament, 1931-1932
- Correspondence
re: country-wide activities re: disarmament, 1931 [typed excerpts]
Box
379
Campaigns
Disarmament
Campaign, 1931-1934:
- Correspondence
re: country-wide activities re: disarmament, 1931 [typed excerpts] (cont.)
- Correspondence
re: use of cartoons in newsletter International Disarmament Notes
- Memorandum
(lists) re: clipping service with Malcolm Davis & Benjamin Gerig, 1933-1934
- Correspondence
of Seymour Waldman [editor of International Disarmament Notes], 1931 (July-Oct.)
- Correspondence
of Seymour Waldman [editor of International Disarmament Notes], 1931 (Nov.-Dec.)
- Correspondence
of Seymour Waldman [editor of International Disarmament Notes], 1932 (Jan.-May)
- Correspondence
of Seymour Waldman [editor of International Disarmament Notes], 1932 (July) - 1933 (April) [5
letters]
- Requests
for material [in alpha order, by state; typed copies of letters for compilation?]
Box
380
Campaigns
Disarmament
Campaign, 1931-1934:
- International Consultative Group (Geneva,
Switzerland), 1933-1934
- Interorganization
Council on Disarmament, 1931 (March-May)
- Interorganization
Council on Disarmament, 1931 (June) - 1932 (June)
- National
Peace Council
- Preparatory
Disarmament Commission
- Study
Conference on Disarmament
- Washington
Committee on Disarmament Campaign [includes Mass Meeting, Oct. 1], 1933
- World
Disarmament Conference of Peace Organizations (Paris, France), 1931 (Nov.)
- Work
re: armaments truce, 1931-1932
Box
381
Campaigns
Munitions
Campaign:
- Correspondence [see also General Correspondence files]
- Material produced [mimeographed]: flyers & pamphlets/booklets
- Material
produced [mimeographed & printed]: mailings
- Press releases sent
- Sponsorship
of enactments of "This Munitions Business..," 1934-1935
- Sponsorship
of enactments of "This Munitions Business..." (cont.)
- Material used by FJL to write To End
War
- Publicity
etc. re: Death and Profits
by Seymour Waldman [editor]
- Misc. working material
- Leaflets,
flyers, pamphlets produced [mimeographed & printed]
- Programmatic
efforts. 1935; issue papers produced for distribution; testimony & speeches given; etc.
Box
382
Campaigns
Neutrality
Campaign, 1935-1939:
- Membership
in National Peace Council, 1935 [rejected the NPC's 1935 report]
- Correspondence,
1935
- Form
letters sent, 1935
- Press
releases sent, 1935
- Media
coverage of NCPW
- Programmatic
efforts, 1936; issue papers produced for distribution; testimony & speeches given; etc.
- Correspondence, 1936
- Correspondence
of constituents to/from government officials, 1936-1938
- Form
letters sent, 1936
- Press
releases sent, 1936
- Programmatic
efforts, 1937; issue papers produced for distribution; testimony & speeches given; etc.
- Programmatic
efforts, etc., 1937 (cont.)
- Efforts to end boycott of Japan, 1937
- Correspondence,
1937 (Jan.-March) [none for April-June]
Box
383
Campaigns
Neutrality
Campaign, 1935-1939:
- Correspondence,
1937 (July-Aug.)
- Correspondence,
1937 (Sept.)
- Correspondence,
1937 (Oct.-Dec.)
- Speeches,
radio addresses & testimony given, 1937; articles of staff members published, 1937
- Speeches & radio addresses of congresspersons & others collected & distributed, 1937
- Editorials from U.S. newspapers reprinted
by for distribution, 1937
- Booklet
produced "Facts and Comments on the Neutrality Law," 1937 [for in-house use only?]
- Form
letters sent, 1937
- Press
releases sent. 1937 (Jan.-Aug.)
Box
384
Campaigns
Neutrality
Campaign, 1935-1939:
- Press
releases sent, 1937 (Sept.-Dec.)
- Media coverage of NCPW, 1937
- Writings
(mss.) of Jessie McKnight?, 1937-1939 [folder of Jessie McKnight]
- Programmatic
efforts, 1938; issue papers produced for distribution; testimony & speeches given; etc.
- Correspondence,
1938
- Form
letters sent, 1938
- Press
releases sent, 1938
- Media
coverage of NCPW. 1938
- Programmatic
efforts, 1939; issue papers produced for distribution; testimony & speeches given; etc.
- Correspondence, 1939
- Sponsorship
of Atlantic City Conference on Neutrality, April 10-12, 1939
Box
385
Campaigns
Neutrality
Campaign, 1935-1939:
- Compilation
of extracts from U.S. Senate debate re: neutrality, 1939 (Sept.-Oct.)
- Form
letters sent, 1939
- Press
releases sent, 1939
- Media
coverage of NCPW, 1939
- Financial
records, 1939-1940
- Programmatic
efforts, 1940-1941; issue papers produced for distribution; testimony & speeches given; etc.
- Correspondence,
1940, n.d.
- Form
letters sent, 1940-1941, n.d.
- Press
releases sent, 1940-1941, n.d.
- Media
coverage of NCPW, 1940-1941
- Undated
material, [1930s]
- Undated
media coverage, ca. 1935-1940
Box
386
Campaigns
Keep
America Out of War Campaign:
- Efforts,
1937-1938
- Rally,
New York
- Efforts
re: 1st KAOW Campaign, Washington (DC), 1938
- National
Anti-War Congress, Washington (DC), May 28-30, 1938: proceedings
- National
Anti-War Congress, Washington (DC), May 28-30, 1938: media coverage
- Efforts, 1939
- Sponsorship
of Anti-War Mobilization / Mass Meeting, Belasco Theater, Washington (DC), Sept. 29, 1939
- Correspondence
(general & with Members of Congress), 1939
- Efforts
re: Peace Now, 1939-1940
- Efforts,
1940 [2 folders]
- Literature
distributed
Box
387
Campaigns
Keep
America Out of War Campaign:
- Efforts
re: Emergency Peace Conference, 1940
- Efforts during/before Republican
Convention: general
- Efforts
during/before Republican Convention: correspondence
- Efforts
during/before Republican Convention: media coverage / publicity (press releases)
- Efforts
during/before Republican Convention: peace planks; resolutions; lobbying suggestions
- Efforts
during/before Republican Convention: People's Anti-War Mobilization / Rally (June 7)
- Efforts
during/before Republican Convention: statements & speeches made
- Opinion
poll of prospective neglected officials re: their stance on neutrality [2 folders]
- Anti-War
Mobilization / Mass Meeting, June 7, 1940: planning; mailings; etc.
- Anti-War
Mobilization / Mass Meeting, June 7, 1940: correspondence
Box
388
Campaigns
Keep
America Out of War Campaign:
- Anti-War
Mobilization / Mass Meeting, June 7, 1940: financial records
- Anti-War
Mobilization / Mass Meeting, June 7, 1940: speeches made; reports of events
- Anti-War
Mobilization / Mass Meeting, June 7, 1940: publicity / press releases
- Anti-War Mobilization / Mass Meeting,
June 7, 1940: media coverage
- Media
coverage of JFL speeches re: American entry into war, etc., 1940-1941
- Efforts, 1941
- Efforts re: sign-on letter to President
Roosevelt against going to war, 1941 (March)
- Efforts
re: Congressional resolution for referendum on war, 1941 (March)
- 2nd Anti-War Congress, Washington (DC), May 30 - June 1, 1941: planning & program
- 2nd
Anti-War Congress, Washington (DC), May 30 - June 1, 1941: form letters; mailings; flyers; announcements
- 2nd
Anti-War Congress, Washington (DC), May 30 - June 1, 1941: resolutions passed
- 2nd
Anti-War Congress, Washington (DC), May 30 - June 1, 1941: press releases /
publicity
- 2nd
Anti-War Congress, Washington (DC), May 30 - June 1, 1941: reports
- 2nd
Anti-War Congress, Washington (DC), May 30 - June 1, 1941: media coverage
- 2nd
Anti-War Congress, Washington (DC), May 30 - June 1, 1941: follow-up after Congress
- Lobbying against H.R. 1776, 1941
- Efforts,
n.d.
- Quotes
of others used, n.d.
Box
389
Campaigns
War
Referendum Campaign:
- Correspondence
(general)
- Correspondence
with Members of Congress, 1937-1939 [includes constituent letters to/from Members of Congress]
- Florence Brewer Boeckel: correspondence with W. F. Bigelow, 1929-1938
- Frank
Gannett: correspondence with Members of Congress, 1937 (July) [2 folders]
- Form
letters sent, 1937-1939
- Planning;
work efforts; notes
- Speeches & statements by individuals
- Literature
distributed
Box
390
Campaigns
War
Referendum Campaign:
- Statements,
resolutions & editorials reproduced for distribution
- Petitions
[1 has signatures], 1937-1939
- Press
releases sent, 1935-1937
- Press
releases sent, 1938-1940
- Packet
given out (?), 1933 (Dec.)
- Media
coverage
- National
Committee for the War Referendum (Stephen Raushenbush, Acting Secretary):
-- General
-- Biographical information re: Raushenbush,
1937-1938 [photograph removed to Photograph Collection]
-- Testimony & statements of Raushenbush & others
-- Correspondence (general) of Raushenbush, 1937-1938 [especially re: Ludlow referendum]
-- Correspondence (arranged by state:
Alabama - California) of Raushenbush, 1937-1938
-- Correspondence (arranged by state: D.C.) of Raushenbush, 1937-1938
-- Correspondence (arranged by state:
Delaware - Illinois) of Raushenbush, 1937-1938
-- Correspondence (arranged by state: Indiana - Minnesota) of Raushenbush, 1937-1938
-- Correspondence (arranged by state: Mississippi - New Jersey) of Raushenbush, 1937-1938
Box
391 (1/2 box)
Campaigns
War
Referendum Campaign:
- National
Committee for the War Referendum (Stephen Raushenbush, Acting Secretary):
-- Correspondence
(arranged by state: New Mexico - New York) of Raushenbush, 1937-1938
-- Correspondence
(arranged by state: North Carolina - Oregon) of Raushenbush, 1937-1938
-- Correspondence
(arranged by state: Pennsylvania - Texas) of Raushenbush, 1937-1938
-- Correspondence
(arranged by state: Utah-Wyoming) of Raushenbush, 1937-1938
Box 392
Campaigns
Campaign Against
Lend-Lease Program (re: armed ships / use of convoys):
- Programmatic
efforts; general
- Correspondence,
1940-1941
- Form
letters/mailings sent
- Articles/statements
- Documents
developed (and/or used in mailings)
- Testimony
of FJL before House Naval Affairs Committee, 1940 (Feb.)
- Testimony
of FJL before Senate Committee re: construction of certain naval vessels, 1940 (April)
- Testimony
of FJL before House Foreign Affairs Committee, 1940 (Oct.)
- Efforts opposing Vinson Naval Expansion
Bill, 1940
- Sponsorship
of Washington Mobilization, Feb. 21, 1941
- Press
releases sent; publicity for event
- Media
coverage
Box
393
Campaigns
Campaign
Against Conscription:
- Efforts
re: UMT/peacetime conscription, 1920s
- Efforts to have UMT cancellation stamp
discontinued, 1924-1930
- Correspondence
of Laura Puffer Morgan (Associate Secretary)
- NCPW efforts, 1925-1938
- Efforts
re: draft plans of the American Legion, 1926-1937
- Efforts
re: peacetime conscription, 1930s
- Efforts
re: peacetime conscription, 1940s
- Silver
Star Mothers of America, 1940
- C.O.s & the draft, 1940-1943
- Co-sponsorship
of No-Conscription Rally, Raleigh Hotel, Washington (DC), Aug. 1, 1940
- Efforts
re: Burke-Wadsworth Conscription Bill, 1940
- Correspondence re: Burke-Wadsworth
Conscription Bill
- Hearings:
re: Burke-Wadsworth Conscription Bill, 1940s [includes FJL testimony]
- Efforts
re: draft bill: media coverage, 1940
Box
394
Campaigns
- Campaign
Against Conscription:
- Efforts,
1941 [includes opposition to extending terms of draft service]
- FJL's
Testimony before Senate Military Affairs Committee re: extension of terms of draft service, July 22, 1941
- Efforts against Total Mobilization [of
nation] Bill, 1942
- Efforts
against conscription of women, 1942
- Committee
on Drafting Youth:
-- Efforts, 1942 ( Sept.-Nov.)
-- Letter sent to New York Times, signed
by psychiatrists, 1942 (Sept.-Oct.)
-- Letter sent to New York Times,
1942
-- Radio address by FJL "How Can We Best Use
Our Conscripted Youth?," Oct. 25, 1942
-- Correspondence, 1942 (Sept.-Nov.)
-- Correspondence from Members of Congress, 1942 (Oct.)
[addressed to Dr. George Stevenson, National Committee for Mental
Hygiene]
-- Correspondence with Dr. George Stevenson
(Chair), 1942
-- Correspondence of Dr. George Stevenson
(Chair), 1942 (Sept.)
-- Correspondence of Dr. George Stevenson
(Chair), 1942 (Oct.)
-- Correspondence with Lenore G. Marshall,
1942
- FJL
memo to Republicans in Congress re: U.S. foreign policy, 1943 (Aug.-Sept.) [includes
responses]
- Article
by FJL "The C.O. in World War II...The Present Draft Law Has a Past," 1943
- Efforts
against the National War Service Act (Austin-Wadsworth Bill), 1943 [includes Slaves To Too Big An Army
campaign]
- Efforts
against the National War Service Act (Austin-Wadsworth Bill): correspondence re: Slaves To Too Big An
Army campaign
Box
395
Campaigns
Campaign
Against Conscription:
- Efforts
against National War Service Act., 1943: correspondence re: Slaves To Too Big An Army campaign (cont.) [mostly
from pastors]
- Form
letters sent re: peace, conscription & the Atlantic Charter, 1944 [includes replies]
- Efforts
against Army's use of Russian threat to promote conscription, 1945
- Efforts
re: proposed National Security Act, 1947 [includes FJL's testimony before Senate Committee on Armed Services, May
8, 1947]
- Sponsorship
of "How to Turn Towards Peace" Conference, Washington (DC), Dec.
12-14, 1947
- One-minute
cards to Members of Congress, 1948 [25 in series]
- Testimony
of FJL to Congress re: Selective Service, peace with Russia, etc., 1948
- Testimony/Statements
of FJL to Congress, 1949
- Efforts
re: UMT/peacetime conscription, 1950s
- Involvement
with Conference on the Church and War, Detroit (MI), May 8-11, 1950
- Testimony
of FJL to Congress re: Selective Service Act Extension, 1950 [includes correspondence;
testimony of others]
- Efforts
against draft of 18 year olds: letter to Senators & responses, etc., 1951
- Testimony
of FJL to Congress re: UMT, 1951 [includes correspondence]
- Testimony
of FJL to Congress re: UMT, 1952 [includes correspondence]
- Testimony/Statements
of FJL & James Finucane to Congress re: Mutual Security Program,
1952-1954
- Efforts
re: UMT/peacetime conscription, n.d.
Box
396
Campaigns
Campaign
Against Repeal of the Arms Embargo:
- Efforts,
1938-1939
- Letters
to/from Members of Congress
- Correspondence
against stance 1939 (Sept.-Dec.)
- Correspondence
against stance, 1940-1941
Rural
Campaign:
- Appeal
to churches re: Peacemakers Sunday (Oct. 22, 1939): general
- Appeal
to churches re: Peacemakers Sunday (Oct. 22, 1939): correspondence
- Appeal
to churches re: Peacemakers Sunday (Oct. 22, 1939): media coverage
- Appeal
to churches re: Peacemakers Sunday (Oct. 22, 1939): form letters & mailings sent
- Efforts,
1939 (Sept.-Nov.)
- Documents
created & sent
- Documents
created & sent: Speakers Notes
- Non-NCPW
material used in mailings
- Publicity
(press releases)
- Media
coverage
- Financial
records
Box
397
Campaigns
Campaign
to Free Germans Accused of War Crimes, 1948-1959:
- Efforts
re: Germany: general
- Efforts
re: war crimes, 1948
- Correspondence,
1948
- Efforts,
1949 [includes testimony of FJL re: Malmedy case]
- Efforts,
1949: record of hearing on "Malmedy massacre investigation" case [includes testimony of James Finucane]
- War crime trials in Italy & Norway:
correspondence, etc., 1949
- Correspondence,
1949 (Jan.-May)
- Correspondence,
1949 (June-Dec.)
- Efforts,
1950
- Correspondence,
1950
- Efforts,
1951
- Efforts
re: NCPW petition with 610,000 signatures [from Princess von Isenburg] re:
clemency for Landsberg Seven, 1951
- Correspondence,
1951
Box
398
Campaigns
Campaign
to Free Germans Accused of War Crimes, 1948-1959:
- Efforts,
1952
- Efforts,
1953
- Correspondence,
1955
- Correspondence,
1956-1959
- Correspondence,
n.d.
- Correspondence
with Dr. Rudolph Aschenauer, 1949
- Correspondence with Dr. Rudolph
Aschenauer, 1950-1951
- Correspondence
with Col. Willis M. Everett [includes petition to Supreme Court]
- Correspondence
with Dr. Georg Froeschmann & Joseph Mayer re: distribution of Froeschmann's pamphlet re:
trials of war criminals; 1949
- Correspondence with Warren E. Magee
(lawyer), 1950-1951
- Correspondence with Dr. Heinrich Malz,
1949-1951
- Correspondence
with/by Bishop Neuhaeusler [& material by, submitted to Senate Armed Services Committee; & transactions alone], 1948-1951
- Correspondence
with Judge van Roden, 1948-1951, & about his article in The Progressive,
1949
- Correspondence
with Members of Congress & Congressional committees, 1948 (Dec.) - 1949
- Media
coverage of positions/efforts re: release of war criminals, etc.
Box
399
Campaigns
Campaign
to Free Germans Accused of War Crimes, 1948-1959:
- Cases:
misc.
- Case
of Dr. Ernst Burger
- Case
of Sepp Dietrich
- Case
of Bernhard Fernikorn
- Case
of Ludwig Fermenich
- Case
of Wilfred Helm
- Case
of Wilhelm Hoehler
- Case
of Waldemar Klingelhoeffer
- Case
of Joseph Latzel
- Case
of Joachim Peiper
- Case
of the Prince of Waldeck
- Case
of Dr. Fridolin Puhr
- Case
of Karl von Roques
- Case
of Hans von Salmuth
- Case
of Dr. Martin Sandberger
- Case
of Willi Schaefer
- Case
of Sebastian Schmid
- Case
of Hans H. Th. Schmidt
- Case
of Dr. Walter Eugen Schmidt
- Case
of Heinz Schubert
- Case
of Baron Ernst von Weizsaeker
- Case
of Albert Zeiträg
- Case
of Franz Zinecker
Box
400
Campaigns
Campaign
to End Dismantling of German Factories:
- Efforts,
1947-1948
- Efforts,
1949-1950
- Conference
Against Dismantling (arr. by O.K. Armstrong), 1949 (Nov.)
- Correspondence
(general), 1948
- Correspondence
(general), 1949
- Correspondence
(general), 1950-1952 [includes decartelization of central coal-selling agency]
- Correspondence
with Mr. K.P. Harten [includes reports, etc.]
- Correspondence
with Dr. Paul Rheinländer
- Correspondence
re: misc. factories/plants
- Achenbache
Söhne
- Bergische
Stahl Industrie
- Bochumer
Verein für Gusstahifabrikation A.G. [Bochum Steel Plant]
- Chemische
Fabrik Holten
- Deutsche
Spiralbohrer & Werkzeugfabriken
- Fischer
- Tropsche plants
- Gelsenberg
Benzin
- H.
D. Eichelberg and Co.
- Konig & Co.
- Renn-Plant
(Krupp-Renn)
- Ruhrchemie
A.G.
- Theodor
Tilemann Kom-Ges.
- Westfälische
Drahtindustrie
Box
401
Campaigns
Involvement
with Committee for the Return of Confiscated Japanese & German Property:
- Board membership lists; constitution & by-laws; purpose
- Meeting
minutes
- Annual
Meetings
- Financial
records
- Efforts,
1954
- Efforts,
1955
- Efforts,
1956-1961, n.d.
- Correspondence,
1941, 1950
- Correspondence,
1954-1961
Box
402a
Campaigns
Efforts re:
Various Issues [includes correspondence]:
- Misc.
efforts, 1920
- Recognition
of & relations with USSR, 1922-1950
- ROTC & military training in schools, 1926-1934 [includes correspondence]
- Charles Lindbergh, 1927-1941
- Naturalization & citizenship, 1928-1938 [includes citizenship cases]
- War
Policies Commission, 1929-1931
- Collins
Bill & military budget, 1929-1939
- Misc.
efforts, 1930s
- Grundy-Shell
universal draft resolution, 1930 (April)
- Peace
gardens, ca. 1930-1936
- Army
air show, 1931
- Arms
embargo, 1931-1934
- Japanese
Exclusion Act & economic boycott, 1932-1934
- Economic boycotts & sanctions,
1932-1943
- Establishment
of the Department of National Defense, 1932-1936
- Campaign against $22,000,000 for CMT
camps, 1933
- N.R.A.
drive for economic recovery, 1933
- Philippine
independence, 1933
- National
defense, 1933-1937
Box
402b
Campaigns
Efforts re:
Various Issues [includes correspondence]:
- Protest
against use of PWA funds for the Navy, 1934 [includes lists of people who signed on]
- Harlan Pew's beliefs that the world press
could stop war, 1935
- Italian-Ethiopian
crisis, 1935
- Military
disaffection / gag bills, 1935-1936
- Reciprocal
trade agreements, 1935-1937
- U.S.
government grants for relief vs. armaments, 1935-1937
- Disarmament, 1936-1938, 1950-1954
- Hill-Sheppard
bills / "Industrial Mobilization Plan," 1937-1938
- Bombing
by Great Britain of India's northwestern frontier (& sale by U.S. of bomber planes to Great Britain), 1938
[see also Campaign Against Lend-Lease
Program]
- Mexican
appropriation of land, 1938
- President's
rearmament program, 1938-1939
- Acceptance
by U.S. of 20,000 German refugee children, 1939
- Formation of private military forces in
the U.S., 1939
- Fortification
of Guam, 1939
- Misc.
efforts, 1940s
- U.S.
war loan to Finland, 1940
- Negotiated
peace / peace aims, 1942
- Campaign
re: foreign policy & collective security, 1943
- Repeal
of the Oriental Exclusion Act, 1943
- Moscow
Pact (declaration re: Italy), 1943 (Dec.)
- Negotiated
peace (with Peace Strategy Board & Campaign for Peace Now), 1943
Box
402c
Campaigns
Efforts re:
Various Issues [includes correspondence]:
- Negotiated
peace, 1944-1948
- Dumbarton
Oaks Conference, 1944-1945
- Senate
resolutions on Peace Aims, 1944 (Dec.) - 1945 (Jan.)
- Inter-American
Conference, Mexico City (Mexico), 1945 (Feb.): letter to delegates & responses
- San
Francisco Charter (U.N. Charter), 1945 [includes FJL statement before Senate
Foreign Relations Committee, July 11th]
- Establishment of peace terms with Japan,
1945
- Displaced
persons: NCPW pamphlet "Mass Deportations: A Bitter Tragedy" by Dr.
Alexander Boeker, 1946-1947
- World
government, 1946-1948
- Truman Doctrine (& U.S. aid to Greece
& Turkey), 1947
- Latin
American ambassadors in Washington (DC) re: participation in Marshall Plan & not arming the Americas, 1947
(July) [includes replies to FJL's testimony
before House Committee on Foreign Affairs, July 2, 1947]
- Arming
the Americas, 1947 [includes replies to FJL's testimony before House Committee on Foreign Affairs, July 2,
1947]
- Freedom
for Japanese war criminals, 1948-1956
- Vatican's
policy on disarmament, 1949
- Foreign
military assistance to Europe: testimony by FJL before House & Senate, 1949
- Research
project on world law & order [see also reference file on Prof. Hornell Hart], 1949
- North Atlantic Treaty, 1949:
correspondence with Senators
Box
402d
Campaigns
Efforts re:
Various Issues [includes correspondence]:
- North
Atlantic Treaty, 1949: correspondence with Senators (cont.)
- North
Atlantic Treaty, 1949 [includes FJL's statement before Senate Foreign Relations Committee]
- Use of counterpart funds for education of
European Youth (proposed amendment to Marshall Plan), 1949-1950
- Feeding
the starving of Europe, 1940s [includes correspondence with Howard Kershner]
- Germany, 1940s
- Misc.
efforts, 1950-1951
- Plebiscite
on German rearmament, 1950
- Mutual
Assistance Program, 1950 [includes FJL's statement before House Committee on Foreign Relations]
- Making of Hydrogen Bomb (H-Bomb), 1950
- Displaced
persons (from Germany, etc.), 1950-1952
- Displaced
persons: testimony of James Finucane at Senate hearing on S.1917, 1953
- Germany,
1950s
- Educating
children & youth for peace after WWII
- Misc.
efforts, n.d.
- Germany,
n.d.
return to top
