Guide to the Robert Maynard Hutchins Papers 1884-2000 (2024)

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Descriptive Summary

Title:	Hutchins, Robert Maynard. Papers
Dates:	1884-2000
Size:	238.5 linear feet (465 boxes)
Repository:	Hanna Holborn Gray Special Collections Research Center University of Chicago Library 1100 East 57th Street Chicago, Illinois 60637 U.S.A.
Abstract:	Robert Maynard Hutchins (1899-1977) was a leader in education reform, dean of the Yale Law School, president and chancellor of the University of Chicago (1929-1951), and an executive at the Commission on Freedom of the Press, the Committee to Frame a World Constitution, Encyclopædia Britannica, the Ford Foundation, the Fund for the Republic, and the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions. The collection includes material pertaining to Hutchins' research, writing, and speaking; material relevant to his professional activities; correspondence; subject files; personal ephemera; honors and awards; annotated books; and photographs and audio recordings. Materials date between 1884 and 2000, with the bulk of the material dating between 1921 and 1977.

Information on Use

Access

The collection is open for research, with the exception of material in Series XV. This series contains restricted personnel, financial, and student material. Materials in Series XV, Subseries 1 are restricted for fifty years from date of record creation. Subseries 1 as a whole will be fully open in 2027. Materials in Series XV, Subseries 2 are restricted for eighty years from date of record creation. Subseries 2 as a whole will be fully open in 2055.

Restrictions on Use

Series XII, Audiovisual, does not include an access copy for the audio recordings. Researchers will need to consult with staff before requesting these items.

Citation

When quoting material fromthis collection, the preferred citation is: Hutchins, Robert Maynard. Papers, [Box #, Folder #], Hanna Holborn Gray Special Collections Research Center, University of Chicago Library.

Biographical Note

At the age of thirty, Robert Maynard Hutchins was inaugurated as the fifth President of the University of Chicago. From 1929 until his retirement from the University in 1951, Hutchins remained the chief executive officer of the University.

Robert Maynard Hutchins was born on January 17, 1899 in Brooklyn, New York, to Anna Laura Murch and William James Hutchins, a Presbyterian minister, professor of theology, and eventual President of Berea College (Kentucky). Hutchins enrolled at Oberlin (where his father taught) in 1915 but discontinued his undergraduate studies in 1917 to serve with the Ambulance Corps of the U. S. Army. For his conduct, he was awarded the Croce di Guerra by the Italian government. He resumed his education at Yale in 1919, graduating in 1921. Following graduation, Hutchins married artist and writer Maude Phelps McVeigh. The couple moved to upstate New York where Hutchins taught at the Lake Placid School until 1923. Together, they had three children. The marriage ended in divorce in 1948. Hutchins was remarried in 1949 to Vesta Sutton Orlick, and adopted her daughter.

Hutchins' career at Yale was nothing less than meteoric. He graduated from the Yale Law School in 1925 while also serving as Secretary of the University since 1923. He joined the faculty of the Law School in 1925, becoming a full professor in 1927. Hutchins' vitality and intellectual agility led to his appointment first as Acting Dean (1927) and then as Dean (1928) of the Law School. While at Yale, he was instrumental in creating the Institute of Human Relations, an interdisciplinary center for the legal, medical, and sociological study of contemporary social problems.

Hutchins' youth made his appointment as President of the University of Chicago something of a surprise, but according to Harold Swift, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, the search committee was concerned with finding an individual with the personality and the intellectual drive to fill the position. Hutchins' gregarious nature and his commitment to curriculum reform, evident at Yale, seemed to make him an ideal candidate to provide the kind of leadership and vision that the University had not had since President William Rainey Harper.

The initial years of Hutchins' administration were dramatic ones. He accepted and implemented plans for a general reorganization of the University that had been in the works since the administration of Ernest D. Burton (1923-25). These reforms were intended to simplify the administrative structure of the University, to promote interdisciplinary work among the faculty, and to redefine the undergraduate curriculum. The so-called "New Plan" or "Chicago Plan" created four graduate divisions—Humanities, Social Sciences, Physical Sciences, and Biological Sciences—and established a consolidated College as a separate division of the University. Additionally, Hutchins eliminated the University's varsity football program. Hutchins' major interest, however, was in the nature and goals of undergraduate education in general and the College in particular. Curricular reforms, with which his name has become more or less synonymous, emphasized the role of the College in providing general education grounded in philosophy and philosophical analysis. Impatient with the increasingly fine division of academic labor and the intensification of research specialization, Hutchins became an outspoken advocate of the value of general education. He lectured tirelessly on the meaning of college and seemed to relish his self-assumed role as a leading American educator.

Hutchins' candor and glibness, his self-confidence and (to some) his dogmatism were mixed blessings. The Walgreen investigations (1935) into possible subversive activities on the part of certain faculty at the University put Hutchins in the public eye as an eloquent defender of academic freedom against the claims of naive xenophobes. On the other hand, his style and opinions antagonized parts of the faculty who came to resent what they interpreted as arrogance and a sort of "party line" within the University. Their fears of Hutchins' power and their perception of the declining role of faculty governance at the University stood behind the Senate Memorial (1944) to the Board of Trustees. Protesting some of Hutchins' assertions about the role of the University in contemporary society, the Memorial coincided with widespread administrative reforms designed at least in part to more clearly define the respective roles of the President and the University Senate in the making of educational policy. Hutchins was appointed Chancellor of the University in 1945.

As a public figure, Hutchins championed a variety of issues and causes. Although he opposed America's entry into World War II, he cooperated with the government in the establishment of the Metallurgical Laboratory (1942) on campus as part of the Manhattan Project. Following the war, Hutchins was in the forefront of groups seeking to control the destructive potential of nuclear energy and to evaluate the broader implications of scientific research. He was sympathetic to the idea of a single world order (which he could trace to Thomas Aquinas) and in 1945 established, at the request of G. A. Borgese and Richard McKeon, the Committee to Frame a World Constitution. One year earlier he had been appointed chairman of the Commission on the Freedom of the Press. Funded by grants from Time, Inc. and the Encyclopædia Britannica (of which Hutchins had been a director since 1943), the Commission inquired into the nature, function, duties, and responsibilities of the press in America. It was particularly sensitive to the constraints on a free press in the contemporary world.

Controversial and opinionated, Hutchins served as President (and then as Chancellor) of the University longer than any other individual. He retired from the University in 1951 to assume an associate directorship of the Ford Foundation.

Hutchins tenure at the Ford Foundation underwent several metamorphoses. In 1954 he was appointed director of the Foundation's semi-independent fund, the Fund for the Republic. He reorganized the Fund in 1959 as the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, and moved its headquarters from New York City to Santa Barbara, California. He served as its chairman until 1974.

From 1943 to 1974, Hutchins was also chairman of the Board of Editors of Encyclopædia Britannica and a director for Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.

Hutchins spoke and published frequently. He authored numerous books including No Friendly Voice (1936), The Higher Learning in America (1936), Education for Freedom (1943), The University of Utopia (1953), Some Observations on American Education (1956), and The Learning Society (1968).

Hutchins died in Santa Barbara, California on May 14, 1977.

Scope Note

The collection is organized into fifteen series:

I. Personal

II. Correspondence

III. Subject Files

IV. Yale University

V. University of Chicago

VI. Encyclopedia Britannica

VII. Commission on Freedom of the Press

VIII. Committee to Frame a World Constitution

IX. Ford Foundation, Fund for the Republic, and Center for Study of Democratic Institutions

X. Writings

XI. Honors and Awards

Related Resources

The following related resources are located in the Department of Special Collections:

Browse finding aids by topic.

Hutchins, Robert M., and Associates. Oral History Interviews

Hutchins, Maude Phelps McVeigh. Collection

University of Chicago. Office of the President. Hutchins Administration. Records

University of Chicago. Board of Trustees. Minutes

University of Chicago. Central Administration. Letterbooks

University of Chicago. Office of the President. Scrapbooks

Commission on Freedom of the Press. Records

Committee to Frame a World Constitution. Records

Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc., Board of Editors. Records

The UC Santa Barbara Library holds the records of the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions. This includes a substantial amount of digitized audio recordings. Researchers will find that many of the analog audio recordings in the Robert Maynard Hutchins Papers are duplicated in the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions Records, and available for streaming through the UC Santa Barbara website.

Subject Headings

Hutchins, Robert M. (Robert Maynard), 1899-1977
Adler, Mortimer Jerome, 1902-2001
Benton, William, 1900-1973
Nef, John U. (John Ulric), 1899-1988
University of Chicago. Office of the President
Yale Law School
Commission on Freedom of the Press
Committee to Frame a World Constitution
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Ford Foundation
Fund for the Republic
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions
Education
Educational Change
Freedom of the press

INVENTORY

Series I: Personal

Series I, Personal, is divided into two subseries: General and Biographical. Subseries 1 contains material pertinent to Hutchins' early life - such as notebooks from his studies at Yale University - and to his death - such as memorials and obituaries. Materials are arranged chronologically. Subseries 2 contains interviews with and writings about Robert Maynard Hutchins. Interviews are first, followed by writings about Hutchins.

Subseries 1: General

Box 1Folder 1

Copies of official records concerning Robert M. Hutchins and family (births, deaths, marriages, etc.), 1862-1991

Box 1Folder 2

Bedford Presbyterian Bible School certificate, 1907

Box 1Folder 3

Oberlin College certificate of election to honorary membership in the class of 1919, 1919

Box 1Folder 4

U.S.A. Ambulance Series with Italian Army - Brochure for collection of records made with Oberlin College Octette and Jazz Band, 1919

Box 1Folder 5

Notebook - Yale, circa 1919-1925

Box 1Folder 6

Notebook - Yale, circa 1919-1925

Box 1Folder 7

Notebook - Yale, circa 1921-1925

Box 1Folder 8

Notebook - Yale, circa 1921-1925

Box 1Folder 9

Notebook - Yale, circa 1921-1925

Box 2Folder 1

Notebook - Yale, circa 1921-1925

Box 2Folder 2

Notebook - Yale, circa 1921-1925

Box 2Folder 3

Notebook - Yale, circa 1921-1925

Box 2Folder 4

Notebook - Yale, circa 1921-1925

Box 2Folder 5

Yale University - Personal ephemera and correspondence, 1921-1926

Box 2Folder 6

Yale University - Course materials, 1924-1925

Box 2Folder 7

Yale University - Student work, undated

Box 2Folder 8

Property title, 1925

Box 2Folder 9

Tau Kappa Alpha - Membership certificate, 1928

Box 2Folder 10

Pencil sketch of Hutchins, circa 1930s

Box 3Folder 1

Lists of addresses and telephone numbers, 1938-1943

Box 3Folder 2

Tentative engagements, circa 1944-1945

Box 3Folder 3

Guest list - New York luncheon meeting

Box 3Folder 4

Calendars and itineraries, 1944-1973

Box 3Folder 5

Meeting schedule - New York and Boston, undated

Box 3Folder 6

New Year's Invitation, undated

Box 3Folder 7

Calling card/business card file, undated

Box 3Folder 8

Memorials and obituaries, 1977

Box 3Folder 9

Memorials and obituaries, 1977

Box 3Folder 10

Obituaries and memorial services, 1977

Box 3Folder 11

Eulogies, 1977

Box 3Folder 12

Library of Congress Hutchins papers project, 1954-1979

Box 3Folder 13

Hutchins' personal library - Notes and clipping, circa 1981

Box 3Folder 14

Sonoma State University - Hutchins School of Liberal Studies - Catalog, 1981-1982

Box 3Folder 15

Simon's Rock of Bard College - Robert M. Hutchins Scholars Program - Brochure, 1985

Box 3Folder 16

"The Ancestry of Robert Maynard Hutchins," Herbert Cohnfeldt Lust III - Typescript, 2000

Subseries 2: Biographical

Box 3Folder 17

Columbia University oral history, 1960-1972

Box 4Folder 1

"The Controversial Dr. Hutchins," KNX radio broadcast - Transcript, 1962

Box 4Folder 2

Interviews, 1967-1972

Box 4Folder 3

"Sound Portrait of Robert Maynard Hutchins," WFMT radio broadcast - Interview by Paul Newman - Transcript, 1969

Box 4Folder 4

WGBH program, 1970

Box 4Folder 5

"Speculation," Interview with Keith Berwick - KCET television broadcast, 1970

Box 4Folder 6

Discussion with Hugh Downs, "The Learning Society," KCET, 1972

Box 4Folder 7

Ford Foundation oral history interview, 1972-1974

Box 4Folder 8

"Headline Edition," ABC, undated

Box 4Folder 9

Mike Wallace interview, undated

Box 4Folder 10

Biographical data, 1928- circa 1945

Box 4Folder 11

Biographical material, 1936-1974

Box 4Folder 12

Biographical sketches, 1939-1940

Box 4Folder 13

Press Releases, 1939 and 1943

Box 4Folder 14

Biographical sketch and press release - University of Chicago, 1941-1948

Box 4Folder 15

Articles concerning Robert Maynard Hutchins - Bibliography, circa 1949

Box 4Folder 16

Notes for Time article, October 1943

Box 4Folder 17

Writings about Hutchins, 1936-1976

Box 4Folder 18

Writings about Hutchins, 1959-1985

Box 4Folder 19

Writings about Hutchins - Student papers, 1938-1976

Box 5Folder 1

Notes and class materials about Hutchins - Franklin Parker, 1953-1967 and undated

Box 5Folder 2

"Robert Maynard Hutchins: An Appreciation on the Occasion of his 75th Birthday," Harvey Wheeler, 1974

Box 5Folder 3

Newspaper and magazine clippings, 1934-1974

Box 5Folder 4

Newspaper and magazine clippings, 1938-1976

Box 5Folder 5

Newspaper and magazine clippings, 1942-1979

Box 5Folder 6

Newspaper and magazine clippings, 1948-1983

Series II: Correspondence

This series contains the personal and professional correspondence of Robert Hutchins. The series begins with general incoming and outgoing correspondence with individuals and organizations (1920-1979), arranged alphabetically. This is followed by a set of carbon copies of Hutchins' outgoing personal correspondence ("Personal Pinks" and "Personal Yellows"). The carbon copies are arranged chronologically, as found. Carbons date from 1940 to 1959. Correspondence with persons and entities with whom there was an extensive amount of correspondence is arranged alphabetically by name at the end of the series. This set of correspondence makes up the bulk of the series.

Hutchins corresponded with an impressive number of 20th-century luminaries; persons represented here include Saul Alinsky, Steve Allen, Pearl S. Buck, Albert Einstein, T. S. Eliot, Hubert Humphrey, Oscar Hammerstein II, Aldous and Laura Huxley, Charles and Anne Lindbergh, Benjamin E. Mays, Thurgood Marshall, Edward R. Murrow, Paul Newman, the Rockefeller family, Earl Warren, and Frank Lloyd Wright. Of particular interest to researchers is extensive correspondence with William O. Douglas, Adlai Stevenson, and Thornton Wilder.

Box 5Folder 7

General – Aa-Ac, 1925-1974

Box 5Folder 8

General – Ada-Adl, 1923-1972

Box 6Folder 1

General –Adm-Afr, 1931-1950

Box 6Folder 2

General – Aga-Akr, 1929-1959

Box 6Folder 3

General – Ala-Ale, 1926-1972

Box 6Folder 4

General – Alg-Aly, 1930-1975

Box 6Folder 5

General – Am, 1925-1972

Box 6Folder 6

General – Ana-Ann, 1923-1974

Box 7Folder 1

General – Ans-Anv, 1929-1950

Box 7Folder 2

General – Ap-Aq, 1930-1950

Box 7Folder 3

General – Ara-Arm, 1923-1964

Box 7Folder 4

General – Arn-Arv, 1931-1976

Box 7Folder 5

General – Asc-Ash, 1923-1977

Box 7Folder 6

General – Asi-Ass, 1929-1951

Box 7Folder 7

General – At, 1926-1963

Box 7Folder 8

General – Au-Ay, 1929-1962

Box 8Folder 1

General – Bab-Bad, 1933-1967

Box 8Folder 2

General –Bae-Bal, 1924-1974

Box 8Folder 3

General – Ban-Bap, 1929-1951

Box 8Folder 4

General – Bar-Bay, 1923-1975

Box 8Folder 5

General –Bea-Beb, 1923-1967

Box 8Folder 6

General – Bec-Bee, 1923-1951

Box 8Folder 7

General – Beh-Bel, 1924-1975

Box 9Folder 1

General – Bem-Ben, 1931-1976

Box 9Folder 2

General – Ber, 1926-1974

Box 9Folder 3

General – Bes-Bey, 1924-1950

Box 9Folder 4

General – Bh-Bil, 1932-1973

Box 9Folder 5

General – Bin-Bix, 1923-1967

Box 9Folder 6

General – Bj-Ble, 1923-1966

Box 9Folder 7

General – Bli-Bly, 1932-1975

Box 10Folder 1

General – Boa-Bok, 1929-1961

Box 10Folder 2

General – Bol-Bon, 1937-1968

Box 10Folder 3

General – Boo, 1939-1950

Box 10Folder 4

General – Bor, 1936-1956

Box 10Folder 5

General – Bos-Bou, 1925-1970

Box 10Folder 6

General – Bov-Bow, 1923-1963

Box 10Folder 7

General – Boy-Boz, 1933-1966

Box 10Folder 8

General – Bra [1 of 2], 1923-1963

Box 11Folder 1

General – Bra [2 of 2], 1932-1967

Box 11Folder 2

General – Bre, 1925-1976

Box 11Folder 3

General – Bri, 1923-1973

Box 11Folder 4

General – Bro [1 of 2], 1929-1975

Box 11Folder 5

General – Bro [2 of 2], 1923-1973

Box 11Folder 6

General – Bru, 1929-1973

Box 11Folder 7

General – Bry-Bt, 1929-1962

Box 11Folder 8

General – Buc-Bui, 1924-1969

Box 11Folder 9

General – Bul-Buo, 1931-1966

Box 12Folder 1

General – Bur [1 of 2], 1929-1975

Box 12Folder 2

General – Bur [2 of 2], 1929-1964

Box 12Folder 3

General – Bus-Buz, 1923-1968

Box 12Folder 4

General – By, 1935-1954

Box 12Folder 5

General – Caa-Cal, 1934-1957

Box 12Folder 6

General – Cam –Can, 1924-1967

Box 12Folder 7

General – Cap, 1926-1950

Box 12Folder 8

General – Car [1 of 2], 1929-1977

Box 13Folder 1

General – Car [2 of 2], 1924-1977

Box 13Folder 2

General – Cas, 1925-1968

Box 13Folder 3

General – Cat-Cay, 1924-1972

Box 13Folder 4

General – Ce, 1930-1951

Box 13Folder 5

General – Cha [1 of 2], 1933-1973

Box 13Folder 6

General – Cha [2 of 2], 1923-1961

Box 13Folder 7

General – Che-Chi, 1923-1975

Box 14Folder 1

General – Cho-Chu, 1932-1975

Box 14Folder 2

General – Ci, 1930-1951

Box 14Folder 3

General – Cla, 1924-1975

Box 14Folder 4

General – Cle-Clu, 1925-1975

Box 14Folder 5

General – Coa-Coi, 1923-1964

Box 14Folder 6

General – Col, 1929-1962

Box 14Folder 7

General – Com [1 of 2], 1929-1974

Box 15Folder 1

General – Com [2 of 2], 1926-1975

Box 15Folder 2

General – Con [1 of 2], 1930-1969

Box 15Folder 3

General – Con [2 of 2], 1924-1972

Box 15Folder 4

General – Coo-Cop, 1923-1969

Box 15Folder 5

General – Cor-Cos, 1924-1974

Box 15Folder 6

General – Cot-Cov, 1929-1950

Box 15Folder 7

General – Cow-Coz, 1926-1974

Box 16Folder 1

General – Cra, 1923-1971

Box 16Folder 2

General – Cre-Cri, 1931-1953

Box 16Folder 3

General – Cro [1 of 2], 1929-1974

Box 16Folder 4

General – Cro [2 of 2], 1925-1976

Box 16Folder 5

General – Cru-Cry, 1933-1950

Box 16Folder 6

General – Cub-Cuo, 1930-1977

Box 16Folder 7

General – Cur-Cz, 1923-1972

Box 16Folder 8

General – Dab-Dal, 1923-1967

Box 16Folder 9

General – Dam-Dar, 1932-1966

Box 17Folder 1

General – Das-Dau, 1930-1951

Box 17Folder 2

General – Dav, 1925-1974

Box 17Folder 3

General – Daw-Day, 1923-1972

Box 17Folder 4

General – Dea-Deg, 1923-1971

Box 17Folder 5

General – Deh-Del, 1925-1975

Box 17Folder 6

General – Dem-Den, 1932-1972

Box 17Folder 7

General – Dep-Det, 1930-1958

Box 17Folder 8

General – Deu-Dey, 1923-1972

Box 18Folder 1

General – Dh-Dic, 1929-1962

Box 18Folder 2

General – Die-Dj, 1930-1976

Box 18Folder 3

General – Doa-Dom, 1924-1968

Box 18Folder 4

General – Don-Dos, 1930-1976

Box 18Folder 5

General – Dou-Doz, 1929-1976

Box 18Folder 6

General – Dr, 1925-1954

Box 18Folder 7

General – Dub-Dum, 1931-1962

Box 18Folder 8

General – Dun-Duy, 1923-1951

Box 18Folder 9

General – Dw-Dy, 1924-1958

Box 19Folder 1

General – Ead-Ear, 1930-1949

Box 19Folder 2

General – Eas, 1929-1969

Box 19Folder 3

General – Eat-Edg, 1926-1976

Box 19Folder 4

General – Edi-Egy, 1925-1976

Box 19Folder 5

General – Ein-Elk, 1930-1972

Box 19Folder 6

General – Ell-Emd, 1922-1969

Box 19Folder 7

General – Eme-Enc, 1931-1965

Box 20Folder 1

General – Eng-Era, 1929-1972

Box 20Folder 2

General – Erd-Etu, 1923-1973

Box 20Folder 3

General – Eu-Ev, 1923-1977

Box 20Folder 4

General – Ex, 1923-1958

Box 20Folder 5

General – Fab-Fai, 1930-1963

Box 20Folder 6

General – Fal-Fan, 1935-1960

Box 20Folder 7

General – Far, 1922-1969

Box 20Folder 8

General – Fas-Faz, 1929-1964

Box 21Folder 1

General – Fea-Fel, 1927-1974

Box 21Folder 2

General – Fen-Fid, 1933-1964

Box 21Folder 3

General – Fie-Fil, 1930-1975

Box 21Folder 4

General – Fin, 1931-1958

Box 21Folder 5

General – Fio-Fis, 1923-1971

Box 21Folder 6

General – Fit-Fix, 1929-1946

Box 21Folder 7

General – Fl, 1924-1976

Box 21Folder 8

General – Foc-Fon, 1923-1959

Box 22Folder 1

General – For, 1925-1967

Box 22Folder 2

General – Fos-Foy, 1923-1957

Box 22Folder 3

General – Fra, 1928-1976

Box 22Folder 4

General – Fre, 1926-1949

Box 22Folder 5

General – Fri, 1925-1970

Box 22Folder 6

General – Fro-Fut, 1924-1965

Box 22Folder 7

General – Gab-Gal, 1932-1976

Box 23Folder 1

General – Gam-Gan, 1923-1975

Box 23Folder 2

General – Gar, 1930-1973

Box 23Folder 3

General – Gas-Gay, 1923-1973

Box 23Folder 4

General – Ged-Gen, 1924-1959

Box 23Folder 5

General – Geo-Ger, 1922-1959

Box 23Folder 6

General – Ges-Gh, 1926-1963

Box 23Folder 7

General – Gib-Gin, 1924-1977

Box 23Folder 8

General – Gir-Gly, 1929-1975

Box 24Folder 1

General – God-Gon, 1925-1975

Box 24Folder 2

General – Goo [1 of 2], 1933-1974

Box 24Folder 3

General – Goo [2 of 2], 1932-1976

Box 24Folder 4

General – Gor-Goy, 1930-1975

Box 24Folder 5

General – Gra, 1923-1976

Box 24Folder 6

General – Gre [1 of 2], 1923-1976

Box 24Folder 7

General – Gre [2 of 2], 1923-1967

Box 24Folder 8

General – Gri, 1923-1961

Box 25Folder 1

General – Gro-Gru, 1924-1973

Box 25Folder 2

General – Gua-Gui, 1929-1977

Box 25Folder 3

General – Gul-Gur, 1923-1974

Box 25Folder 4

General – Gus-Gy, 1923-1977

Box 25Folder 5

General – H.-Hab, 1939-1961

Box 25Folder 6

General – Hac-Haf, 1924-1958

Box 25Folder 7

General – Hag-Hai, 1933-1972

Box 25Folder 8

General – Hak-Hal, 1934-1975

Box 26Folder 1

General – Ham, 1925-1957

Box 26Folder 2

General – Han-Hap, 1924-1957

Box 26Folder 3

General – Har [1 of 3], 1923-1976

Box 26Folder 4

General – Har [2 of 3], 1925-1976

Box 26Folder 5

General – Har [3 of 3], 1936-1975

Box 26Folder 6

General – Has-Haw, 1929-1969

Box 26Folder 7

General – Hay-Haz, 1934-1975

Box 27Folder 1

General – Hea-Hef, 1924-1962

Box 27Folder 2

General – Heg-Hem, 1924-1976

Box 27Folder 3

General – Hen-Hep, 1926-1962

Box 27Folder 4

General – Her, 1929-1977

Box 27Folder 5

General – Hes-Hey, 1934-1976

Box 27Folder 6

General – Hib-Hig, 1926-1971

Box 28Folder 1

General – Hil-Hin, 1923-1975

Box 28Folder 2

General – Hio-Hj, 1924-1975

Box 28Folder 3

General – Hoa-Hod, 1929-1949

Box 28Folder 4

General – Hoe-Hog, 1939-1963

Box 28Folder 5

General – Hol-Hom, 1923-1975

Box 28Folder 6

General – Hon-Hop, 1929-1962

Box 28Folder 7

General – Hor-Hot, 1923-1976

Box 28Folder 8

General – Hou-Hoy, 1925-1963

Box 29Folder 1

General – Hu-Hul, 1934-1969

Box 29Folder 2

General – Hum-Hup, 1923-1972

Box 29Folder 3

General – Hur-Hyp, 1924-1968

Box 29Folder 4

General – I-Imr, 1931-1976

Box 29Folder 5

General – In-Inq, 1929-1975

Box 29Folder 6

General – Ins, 1929-1965

Box 29Folder 7

General – Int-Iri, 1924-1971

Box 30Folder 1

General – Iro-Iz, 1929-1975

Box 30Folder 2

General – Jac-Jam, 1923-1976

Box 30Folder 3

General – Jan-Jas, 1935-1975

Box 30Folder 4

General – Jea-Jes, 1923-1975

Box 30Folder 5

General –Jew-Jit, 1927-1950

Box 30Folder 6

General – Joa-Joi, 1923-1972

Box 30Folder 7

General – Jol-Jou, 1924-1953

Box 30Folder 8

General – Joy-Juv, 1920-1971

Box 31Folder 1

General – Kab-Kam, 1929-1972

Box 31Folder 2

General – Kan-Kap, 1929-1952

Box 31Folder 3

General – Kar-Kaw, 1929-1962

Box 31Folder 4

General – Kay-Kem, 1923-1972

Box 31Folder 5

General – Ken-Kep, 1926-1967

Box 31Folder 6

General – Ker [1 of 2], 1934-1977

Box 31Folder 7

General – Ker [2 of 2], 1935-1955

Box 31Folder 8

General – Kes-Kha, 1936-1975

Box 31Folder 9

General – Kid-Kim, 1933-1974

Box 32Folder 1

General – Kin-Kit, 1923-1976

Box 32Folder 2

General – Kit-Klu, 1929-1976

Box 32Folder 3

General – Kmo-Knu, 1923-1975

Box 32Folder 4

General – Kob-Kon, 1930-1969

Box 32Folder 5

General – Koo-Kov, 1925-1976

Box 32Folder 6

General – Kow-Koz, 1947-1974

Box 32Folder 7

General – Kra-Kre, 1932-1968

Box 32Folder 8

General – Kri-Kuh, 1933-1953

Box 33Folder 1

General – Kui-Kyt, 1933-1969

Box 33Folder 2

General – Laa-Lai, 1925-1969

Box 33Folder 3

General – Lak-Lam, 1923-1976

Box 33Folder 4

General – Lan, 1924-1963

Box 33Folder 5

General – Lap-Las, 1928-1972

Box 33Folder 6

General – Lat-Lav, 1930-1970

Box 33Folder 7

General – Law-Laz, 1926-1962

Box 33Folder 8

General – Le-Lea, 1923-1950

Box 34Folder 1

General – Leb-Leh, 1929-1966

Box 34Folder 2

General – Lei-Lep, 1931-1970

Box 34Folder 3

General – Ler-Lev, 1932-1968

Box 34Folder 4

General – Lew-Ley, 1923-1971

Box 34Folder 5

General – Lib-Lil, 1929-1973

Box 34Folder 6

General – Lim, 1924-1953

Box 34Folder 7

General – Lin, 1929-1974

Box 34Folder 8

General – Lio-Ll, 1925-1976

Box 35Folder 1

General – Loc-Loh, 1925-1968

Box 35Folder 2

General – Loi-Lot, 1922-1972

Box 35Folder 3

General – Lou, 1930-1958

Box 35Folder 4

General – Lov-Loy, 1932-1959

Box 35Folder 5

General – Lub-Lus, 1934-1976

Box 35Folder 6

General – Lut-Lyt, 1937-1962

Box 35Folder 7

General – Maa-Mab, 1940-1945

Box 35Folder 8

General – Mac [1 of 3], 1923-1959

Box 35Folder 9

General – Mac [2 of 3], 1937-1963

Box 35Folder 10

General – Mac [3 of 3], 1923-1949

Box 36Folder 1

General – Mad-Mag, 1923-1950

Box 36Folder 2

General – Mah-Mai, 1923-1977

Box 36Folder 3

General – Mal-Mam, 1931-1977

Box 36Folder 4

General – Man-Map, 1923-1962

Box 36Folder 5

General – Mar [1 of 2], 1924-1977

Box 36Folder 6

General – Mar [2 of 2], 1923-1975

Box 36Folder 7

General – Mas, 1923-1950

Box 37Folder 1

General – Mat, 1929-1962

Box 37Folder 2

General – Mau-May, 1932-1974

Box 37Folder 3

General – McA-McB, 1925-1976

Box 37Folder 4

General – McC [1 of 2], 1929-1966

Box 37Folder 5

General – McC [2 of 2], 1929-1969

Box 37Folder 6

General – McD-McF, 1934-1973

Box 37Folder 7

General – McG-McI, 1934-1975

Box 37Folder 8

General – McK [1 of 2], 1930-1964

Box 38Folder 1

General – McK [2 of 2]1934-1954

Box 38Folder 2

General – McL-McN, 1924-1976

Box 38Folder 3

General – McP-McW, 1925-1959

Box 38Folder 4

General – Mea-Meh, 1923-1969

Box 38Folder 5

General – Mei-Mel, 1932-1976

Box 38Folder 6

General – Mem-Men, 1924-1962

Box 38Folder 7

General – Mer-Mey, 1925-1961

Box 38Folder 8

General – Mia-Mic, 1929-1961

Box 38Folder 9

General – Mid-Mif, 1929-1951

Box 39Folder 1

General – Mil [1 of 2], 1923-1976

Box 39Folder 2

General – Mil [2 of 2], 1932-1967

Box 39Folder 3

General – Mim-Mit, 1925-1975

Box 39Folder 4

General – Mob-Mom, 1925-1969

Box 39Folder 5

General – Mon, 1930-1976

Box 39Folder 6

General – Moo, 1923-1972

Box 39Folder 7

General – Mor [1 of 2], 1925-1971

Box 39Folder 8

General – Mor [2 of 2], 1923-1971

Box 40Folder 1

General – Mos, 1923-1969

Box 40Folder 2

General – Mot-Moz, 1926-1961

Box 40Folder 3

General – Mue-Mum, 1936-1975

Box 40Folder 1

General – Mun, 1935-1971

Box 40Folder 2

General – Mur-Myt, 1925-1967

Box 40Folder 3

General – Nab-Naz, 1925-1975

Box 40Folder 4

General – Nea-Nei, 1929-1960

Box 41Folder 1

General – Nek-Net, 1924-1970

Box 41Folder 2

General – Neu-Nev, 1936-1970

Box 41Folder 3

General – New [1 of 3], 1923-1951

Box 41Folder 4

General – New [2 of 3], 1930-1950

Box 41Folder 5

General – New [3 of 3], 1924-1962

Box 41Folder 6

General – New-Ney, 1923-1954

Box 41Folder 7

General – Nia-Nic, 1923-1976

Box 41Folder 8

General – Nie, 1940-1962

Box 42Folder 1

General – Nik-Noo, 1934-1970

Box 42Folder 2

General – Nor [1 of 2], 1927-1972

Box 42Folder 3

General – Nor [2 of 2], 1933-1968

Box 42Folder 4

General – Not-Nym, 1923-1974

Box 42Folder 5

General – Oak-Ode, 1923-1966

Box 42Folder 6

General – Odl-Ogl, 1928-1968

Box 42Folder 7

General – Ogr-Oji, 1939-1975

Box 42Folder 8

General – Oka-Ola, 1930-1944

Box 43Folder 1

General – Old-Ome, 1927-1976

Box 43Folder 2

General – Ona-Opp, 1931-1971

Box 43Folder 3

General – Ora-Oto, 1926-1967

Box 43Folder 4

General – Ott-Ozb, 1922-1958

Box 43Folder 5

General – Pac-Pai, 1923-1975

Box 43Folder 6

General – Pal-Pap, 1928-1975

Box 43Folder 7

General – Par [1 of 2], 1929-1975

Box 44Folder 1

General – Par [2 of 2], 1923-1970

Box 44Folder 2

General – Pas-Pat, 1929-1975

Box 44Folder 3

General – Pau-Pay, 1924-1968

Box 44Folder 4

General – Pea-Ped, 1930-1963

Box 44Folder 5

General – Pee-Pep, 1924-1958

Box 44Folder 6

General – Per-Pes, 1923-1969

Box 44Folder 7

General – Pet-Pez, 1923-1959

Box 44Folder 8

General – Pfa-Phe, 1924-1970

Box 45Folder 1

General – Phi, 1924-1975

Box 45Folder 2

General – Pho-Pie, 1922-1971

Box 45Folder 3

General – Pij-Pip, 1930-1962

Box 45Folder 4

General – Piq-Plo, 1929-1950

Box 45Folder 5

General – Plu-Poi, 1932-1950

Box 45Folder 6

General – Pol [1 of 2], 1931-1967

Box 45Folder 7

General – Pol [2 of 2], 1947-1950

Box 45Folder 8

General – Pom-Pos, 1923-1976

Box 46Folder 1

General – Pot-Poz, 1927-1974

Box 46Folder 2

General – Pra-Pre, 1923-1976

Box 46Folder 3

General – Pri, 1929-1961

Box 46Folder 4

General – Pro-Psi, 1929-1968

Box 46Folder 5

General – Pub-Pyz, 1927-1976

Box 46Folder 6

General – Q, 1929-1971

Box 47Folder 1

Rab-Rai, 1931-1963

Box 47Folder 2

Rai-Rar, 1927-1972

Box 47Folder 3

Rap-rat, 1923-1972

Box 47Folder 4

Rat-Raz, 1929-1961

Box 47Folder 5

Rea-Ree, 1934-1971

Box 47Folder 6

Ree-Reg, 1924-1969

Box 47Folder 7

Reg, 1945-1954

Box 47Folder 8

Reg-Rei, 1936-1971

Box 47Folder 9

Rei-Rel, 1935-1976

Box 48Folder 1

Rem-Rep, 1939-1950

Box 48Folder 2

Res, 1933-1947

Box 48Folder 3

Res-Rev, 1936-1964

Box 48Folder 4

Rev-Rey, 1933-1967

Box 48Folder 5

Rhe-Ric, 1923-1974

Box 48Folder 6

Ric-Rip, 1929-1971

Box 48Folder 7

Ris-Riz, 1929-1950

Box 48Folder 8

Roa-Rob, 1923-1968

Box 48Folder 9

Roc, 1923-1969

Box 49Folder 1

Roc-Rog, 1929-1962

Box 49Folder 2

Rog-Roo, 1930-1976

Box 49Folder 3

Rop-Ros, 1924-1975

Box 49Folder 4

Ros, 1934-1966

Box 49Folder 5

Ros, 1930-1964

Box 49Folder 6

Rot, 1934-1976

Box 49Folder 7

Rot-Roy, 1934-1975

Box 49Folder 8

Rub-Rul, 1929-1975

Box 49Folder 9

Rum-Rus, 1932-1963

Box 50Folder 1

Rus-Rut, 1923-1961

Box 50Folder 2

Rut-Ryn, 1927-1973

Box 50Folder 3

Saa-Sag, 1924-1975

Box 50Folder 4

Sag-Sak, 1929-1970

Box 50Folder 5

Sal, 1931-1970

Box 50Folder 6

Sal-Sam, 1926-1969

Box 50Folder 7

San, 1934-1955

Box 50Folder 8

San, 1927-1961

Box 50Folder 9

Sao-Sau, 1937-1973

Box 51Folder 1

Sau-Say, 1923-1951

Box 51Folder 2

Sca-Sch, 1932-1974

Box 51Folder 3

Sch, 1925-1950

Box 51Folder 4

Sch, 1932-1970

Box 51Folder 5

Sch, 1930-1967

Box 51Folder 6

Sch, 1929-1966

Box 51Folder 7

Sch, 1940-1972

Box 51Folder 8

Sch, 1932-1977

Box 52Folder 1

General – Sch, 1938-1950

Box 52Folder 2

General – Sci-Scr, 1923-1974

Box 52Folder 3

General – Sea-Seh, 1928-1975

Box 52Folder 4

General – Sei-Sel, 1938-1970

Box 52Folder 5

General – Sel-Ser, 1930-1963

Box 52Folder 6

General – Ser-Sex, 1928-1956

Box 52Folder 7

General – Sex-Sey, 1925-1948

Box 52Folder 8

General – Sha, 1935-1969

Box 52Folder 9

General – Sha-She, 1923-1969

Box 53Folder 1

General – She, 1934-1962

Box 53Folder 2

General – She-Shi, 1929-1970

Box 53Folder 3

General – Shi-Sho, 1933-1960

Box 53Folder 4

General – Sho-Shr, 1923-1949

Box 53Folder 5

General – Shr-Shy, 1934-1949

Box 53Folder 6

General – Sia-Sil, 1923-1973

Box 53Folder 7

General – Sil-Sim, 1928-1976

Box 53Folder 8

General – Sin, 1933-1961

Box 54Folder 1

General – Sin-Siz, 1928-1977

Box 54Folder 2

General – Sjo-Sly, 1924-1974

Box 54Folder 3

General – Sma-Smy, 1923-1971

Box 54Folder 4

General – Sne-Sny, 1929-1962

Box 54Folder 5

General – Soa-Sol, 1929-1961

Box 54Folder 6

General – Som-Sou, 1932-1960

Box 54Folder 7

General – Sou, 1929-1939

Box 54Folder 8

General – Sou-Sow, 1923-1950

Box 55Folder 1

General – Spa, 1936-1964

Box 55Folder 2

General – Spa-Spe, 1928-1975

Box 55Folder 3

General – Spe-Spi, 1932-1968

Box 55Folder 4

General – Spi-Squ, 1922-1967

Box 55Folder 5

General – Sta, 1929-1970

Box 55Folder 6

General – Sta, 1936-1969

Box 55Folder 7

General – Sta, 1930-1964

Box 55Folder 8

General – Ste, 1925-1972

Box 56Folder 1

General – Ste, 1923-1976

Box 56Folder 2

General – Ste, 1923-1974

Box 56Folder 3

General – Sti, 1927-1950

Box 56Folder 4

General – Sto, 1923-1959

Box 56Folder 5

General – Sto, 1934-1979

Box 56Folder 6

General – Str, 1924-1959

Box 56Folder 7

General – Str, 1922-1963

Box 56Folder 8

General – Stu, 1932-1974

Box 56Folder 9

General – Suc-Sul, 1935-1971

Box 57Folder 1

General – Sum-Sun, 1933-1968

Box 57Folder 2

General – Sun-Sup, 1929-1969

Box 57Folder 3

General – Sup-Suz, 1926-1950

Box 57Folder 4

General – Sve-Swe, 1925-1976

Box 57Folder 5

General – Swe-Swo, 1923-1967

Box 57Folder 6

General – Syd-Szy, 1935-1974

Box 57Folder 7

General – Tab-Tam, 1930-1972

Box 57Folder 8

General – Tan-Tau, 1931-1967

Box 58Folder 1

General – Tav, 1929-1948

Box 58Folder 2

General – Tav-Tay, 1933-1967

Box 58Folder 3

General – Tea-Ted, 1930-1969

Box 58Folder 4

General – Tee-Ten, 1930-1956

Box 58Folder 5

General – Ten-Ter, 1930-1959

Box 58Folder 6

General – Ter-Tex, 1930-1961

Box 58Folder 7

General – Tib-Tit, 1928-1973

Box 58Folder 8

General – Tha-Thi, 1934-1972

Box 59Folder 1

General – Tho-Thy, 1933-1951

Box 59Folder 2

General – Tnt-Tol, 1931-1973

Box 59Folder 3

General – Tol-Tor, 1932-1950

Box 59Folder 4

General – Tor-Toz, 1927-1969

Box 59Folder 5

General – Tra-Tre, 1932-1948

Box 59Folder 6

General – Tri-Tru, 1932-1973

Box 59Folder 7

General – Tru-Try, 1936-1962

Box 59Folder 8

General – Tub-Tun, 1932-1950

Box 60Folder 1

General – Tun-Tut, 1928-1967

Box 60Folder 2

General – Tsa-Tys, 1928-1969

Box 60Folder 3

General – Ube-Uni, 1930-1963

Box 60Folder 4

General – Uni, 1932-1962

Box 60Folder 5

General – Uni-Unw, 1929-1971

Box 60Folder 6

General – Upd-Urs, 1938-1950

Box 60Folder 7

General – Uru-Utt, 1930-1975

Box 60Folder 8

General – Vad-Val, 1936-1964

Box 61Folder 1

General – Van, 1929-1976

Box 61Folder 2

General – Van, 1927-1952

Box 61Folder 3

General – Van-Vau, 1936-1973

Box 61Folder 4

General – Ve, 1929-1963

Box 61Folder 5

General – Vic-Vil, 1935-1969

Box 61Folder 6

General – Vin-Vit, 1929-1950

Box 61Folder 7

General – Voc-Von, 1929-1964

Box 61Folder 8

General – Von-Vow, 1939-1974

Box 62Folder 1

General – Wab-Wak, 1934-1975

Box 62Folder 2

General – Wal, 1934-1967

Box 62Folder 3

General – Wal, 1938-1968

Box 62Folder 4

General – Wal, 1928-1967

Box 62Folder 5

General – Wam-War, 1933-1969

Box 62Folder 6

General – War, 1934-1976

Box 62Folder 7

General – Was-Wat, 1929-1970

Box 63Folder 1

General – Wat-Way, 1933-1976

Box 63Folder 2

General – Wea-Web, 1936-1976

Box 63Folder 3

General – Wec-Wei, 1928-1976

Box 63Folder 4

General – Wel, 1929-1950

Box 63Folder 5

General – Wen-Wer, 1932-1950

Box 63Folder 6

General – Wes, 1930-1949

Box 63Folder 7

General – Wes, 1930-1955

Box 64Folder 1

General – Wet-Whi, 1929-1967

Box 64Folder 2

General – Whi, 1929-1961

Box 64Folder 3

General – Whi, 1934-1962

Box 64Folder 4

General – Wic-Wie, 1928-1950

Box 64Folder 5

General – Wie-Wig, 1929-1949

Box 64Folder 6

General – Wil, 1929-1949

Box 64Folder 7

General – Wil, 1930-1975

Box 64Folder 8

General – Wil, 1932-1949

Box 65Folder 1

General – Wil-Win, 1932-1972

Box 65Folder 2

General – Win, 1930-1960

Box 65Folder 3

General – Win-Wit, 1929-1973

Box 65Folder 4

General – Wma-Wol, 1934-1976

Box 65Folder 5

General – Wom-Won, 1929-1967

Box 65Folder 6

General – Woo, 1928-1972

Box 65Folder 7

General – Woo, 1929-1967

Box 65Folder 8

General – Wor, 1928-1948

Box 66Folder 1

General – Wor-Wov, 1929-1947

Box 66Folder 2

General – Wra-Wur, 1934-1962

Box 66Folder 3

General – Wyb-Wyt, 1934-1949

Box 66Folder 4

General – X, 1945

Box 66Folder 5

General – Yac-Ylv, 1933-1971

Box 66Folder 6

General – Ynt-You, 1929-1979

Box 66Folder 7

General – You-Yut, 1932-1957

Box 66Folder 8

General – Zac-Zif, 1931-1973

Box 66Folder 9

General – Zig-Zyl, 1932-1975

Box 67Folder 1

"Personal Pinks" – A-Y, January- June, 1940

Box 67Folder 2

"Personal Pinks" – A-W, July-December, 1940

Box 67Folder 3

"Personal Pinks" – A-W, January- June, 1941

Box 67Folder 4

"Personal Pinks" – A-W, January- June, 1943

Box 67Folder 5

"Personal Pinks" – A-Y, July-December, 1943

Box 67Folder 6

"Personal Pinks" – A-Y, January- June, 1944

Box 67Folder 7

"Personal Pinks" – A-W, July-December, 1948

Box 67Folder 8

"Personal Pinks" – B-T, July-December, 1950

Box 67Folder 9

"Personal Yellows" – October 21-December 14, 1955

Box 67Folder 10

"Personal Yellows" – December 15-April 30, 1955-1956

Box 68Folder 1

"Personal Yellows" – October-December, 1956

Box 68Folder 2

"Personal Yellows" – January-February, 1957

Box 68Folder 3

"Personal Yellows" – March-April, 1957

Box 68Folder 4

"Personal Yellows" – May-July, 1957

Box 68Folder 5

"Personal Yellows" – August-October, 1957

Box 68Folder 6

"Personal Yellows" – November-December, 1957

Box 69Folder 1

"Personal Yellows" – January-February, 1958

Box 69Folder 2

"Personal Yellows" – March-April, 1958

Box 69Folder 3

"Personal Yellows" – May-June, 1958

Box 69Folder 4

"Personal Yellows" – July-August, 1958

Box 69Folder 5

"Personal Yellows" – September-October, 1958

Box 69Folder 6

"Personal Yellows" – November-December, 1958

Box 70Folder 1

"Personal Yellows" -- January-February 16, 1959

Box 70Folder 2

"Personal Yellows" -- February 18-Mary, 1959

Box 70Folder 3

"Personal Yellows" -- April 1-May 20, 1959

Box 70Folder 4

"Personal Yellows" -- May 21-July, 1959

Box 70Folder 5

ABC Television show - Marienthal, Harold, 1962

Box 70Folder 6

Academy of American Poets, 1945-1947

Box 70Folder 7

Academy of American Poets, 1947-1949

Box 70Folder 8

Academy of Political Science, 1939-1940

Box 70Folder 9

Acres, Raymond, 1934-1945

Box 70Folder 10

Adair, Fred L., 1937-1951

Box 71Folder 1

Adams, Alfred T. - Adams, William Walter, 1936-1949

Box 71Folder 2

Adebo, Simeon O., 1967-1976

Box 71Folder 3

Adizes, Ichak, 1973

Box 71Folder 4

Adler, Mortimer J., 1927-1946

Box 71Folder 5

Adler, Mortimer, J., 1929-1944

Box 71Folder 6

Adler, Mortimer J., 1929-1949

Box 71Folder 7

Adler, Mortimer J., 1930-1937

Box 71Folder 8

Adler, Mortimer J. - Memoranda, 1936-1937

Box 71Folder 9

Adler, Mortimer J., 1940-1945

Box 71Folder 10

Adler, Mortimer J., 1943-1975

Box 71Folder 11

Adler Planetarium, 1932-1935

Box 71Folder 12

Adler Planetarium, 1935-1939

Box 72Folder 1

Adler Planetarium, 1938-1951

Box 72Folder 2

Adult Education Council of Chicago, 1939-1945

Box 72Folder 3

Adult Education Council, 1958-1968

Box 72Folder 4

Aid, Requests for, 1939-1945

Box 72Folder 5

Aid, Requests for, 1946-1951

Box 72Folder 6

Alabama, 1938-1950

Box 72Folder 7

Aldrich, Malcolm P., 1941

Box 72Folder 8

Aldrich, Malcom P., 1930-1950

Box 72Folder 9

Alinsky, Saul, 1954-1962

Box 72Folder 10

Allen, 1940-1947

Box 72Folder 11

Allen, Steve, 1960-1976

Box 72Folder 12

Alpha Delta Phi, 1929-1934

Box 73Folder 1

Alpha Delta Phi, 1934-1937

Box 73Folder 2

Alpha Delta Phi, 1938-1941

Box 73Folder 3

Alpha Delta Phi, 1941-1951

Box 73Folder 4

Altman, 1940-1941

Box 73Folder 5

America First Committee, including peace or war poll, 1940-1941

Box 73Folder 6

America First Committee, including peace or war poll, 1941

Box 73Folder 7

America First Committee, including peace or war poll, 1941

Box 73Folder 8

America First Committee, including peace or war poll, 1941-1942

Box 73Folder 9

America First Committee, including peace or war poll, 1941-1942

Box 73Folder 10

American Alumni Council, 1937-1944

Box 73Folder 11

American Association for Adult Education, 1930-1941

Box 74Folder 1

American Association for Adult Education, 1939-1940

Box 74Folder 2

American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1948-1949

Box 74Folder 3

American Association of Advertising Agencies, 1940-1941

Box 74Folder 4

American Association of Junior Colleges, 1940-1941

Box 74Folder 5

American Association of School Administrators, 1945

Box 74Folder 6

American Association of University Professors, 1931-1951

Box 74Folder 7

American Association of University Women, 1929-1948

Box 74Folder 8

American Bar Association, 1930-1951

Box 74Folder 9

American Bar Association - Speech, Kansas City, 1937-1938

Box 74Folder 10

American Bar Association - Speech, "The Days Ahead," August 23, 1943, 1943-1944

Box 74Folder 11

American Chemical Society, Chicago section, 1939-1950

Box 74Folder 12

American Civil Liberties Union, 1933-1936

Box 74Folder 13

American Civil Liberties Union, 1938-1949

Box 74Folder 14

American Classical League, 1938-1941

Box 74Folder 15

American College of Surgeons, 1929-1949

Box 74Folder 16

American Committee Against Fascist Oppression in Germany, 1934

Box 75Folder 1

American Committee for Christian Refugees, 1937-1941

Box 75Folder 2

American Committee for Democracy and Intellectual Freedom, 1939-1941

Box 75Folder 3

American Council on Education, 1930-1936

Box 75Folder 4

American Council on Education, 1938-1950

Box 75Folder 5

American Council on Education - Address, May 3, 1946

Box 75Folder 6

American Economic Association, 1934

Box 75Folder 7

American Federation of Television and Radio Critics, 1963-1964

Box 75Folder 8

American Forum of Democracy, 1940

Box 75Folder 9

American Guild for German Cultural Freedom, 1937-1940

Box 75Folder 10

American Hebrew, 1939-1941

Box 75Folder 11

American Historical Society, 1938-1942

Box 75Folder 12

American Institute of Chemists, 1942-1945

Box 75Folder 13

American Journal of Economics and Sociology, 1942-1946

Box 75Folder 14

American Law Institute, 1939-1940

Box 75Folder 15

American Legion, 1930-1949

Box 75Folder 16

American Library Association, 1929-1939

Box 75Folder 17

American Magazine - 1939-1948

Box 76Folder 1

American Magazine - "The Bomb Secret is Out" - Comments, 1947-1948

Box 76Folder 2

American Magazine - "The Bomb Secret is Out" - Comments, 1948-1949

Box 76Folder 3

American Medical Education and Licensure Annual Congress, 1939

Box 76Folder 4

American Mercury, The, 1937-1948

Box 76Folder 5

American Newspaper Publishers Association, 1944-1945

Box 76Folder 6

American Political Science Association, 1938-1940

Box 76Folder 7

American Red Cross, The, 1931-1936

Box 76Folder 8

American Scandinavian Foundation, 1940-1945

Box 76Folder 9

American Society of Bakery Engineers, 1939-1940

Box 76Folder 10

American Student Union, 1938-1939

Box 76Folder 11

American System Council, 1940-1941

Box 76Folder 12

American Youth Commission, 1935

Box 76Folder 13

American Youth Commission, 1936

Box 76Folder 14

American Youth Commission, 1936-1937

Box 76Folder 15

American Youth Commission, 1938

Box 77Folder 1

American Youth Congress, 1937-1940

Box 77Folder 2

American, A-C, 1939-1951

Box 77Folder 3

American, A-C, 1938-1951

Box 77Folder 4

American, A-C, 1939-1951

Box 77Folder 5

American, D-I, 1938-1951

Box 77Folder 6

American, D-I, 1941-1950

Box 77Folder 7

American, D-I, 1938-1951

Box 77Folder 8

American, J-R, 1938-1950

Box 78Folder 1

American, J-R, 1938-1950

Box 78Folder 2

American, S-Z, 1938-1949

Box 78Folder 3

American, S-Z, 1938-1950

Box 78Folder 4

American, A-E, 1929-1937

Box 78Folder 5

American, A-E, 1930-1937

Box 78Folder 6

American, F-Z, 1930-1937

Box 78Folder 7

American, F-Z, 1929-1937

Box 79Folder 1

American, F-Z, 1929-1937

Box 79Folder 2

Anderson, Arthur, 1939-1946

Box 79Folder 3

Anderson and Anderson, 1938-1949

Box 79Folder 4

Anderson, Benjamin M., Jr., 1934-1938

Box 79Folder 5

Anderson, Montgomery D., 1939-1942

Box 79Folder 6

Anderson, Robert O., 1963-1977

Box 79Folder 7

Andrews, 1939-1948

Box 79Folder 8

Angell, James R., 1922-1926

Box 79Folder 9

Angell, James R., 1930-1942

Box 79Folder 10

Anglo-American Institute of the First Moscow University, 1933-1935

Box 79Folder 11

Anonymous letters, 1947-1950

Box 79Folder 12

Anshe Emet Synagogue, 1935-1938

Box 79Folder 13

Antioch College, 1938

Box 79Folder 14

Anti-Semitism, 1938-1944

Box 79Folder 15

Antonow, Joseph P., 1973-1976

Box 79Folder 16

Aquinas College, 1941

Box 79Folder 17

Aquinas Institute of Rochester, New York, 1942-1946

Box 79Folder 18

Argus Book Shop, The, 1938-1947

Box 79Folder 19

Arizona, 1938-1948

Box 80Folder 1

Arkansas, 1939-1948

Box 80Folder 2

Armour Institute of Technology, 1938

Box 80Folder 3

Armstrong, 1939-1948

Box 80Folder 4

Army and Navy Club, The, 1938-1941

Box 80Folder 5

Arnold, Thurman, 1938-1944

Box 80Folder 6

Aronson, Moses J., 1939-1941

Box 80Folder 7

Arpaia, Anthony F., 1939

Box 80Folder 8

Art Institute of Chicago, 1938-1950

Box 80Folder 9

Asheville School, 1938-1949

Box 80Folder 10

Ashforth, George T., 1938-1944

Box 80Folder 11

Asia Magazine, 1940-1941

Box 80Folder 12

Aspen Institute, 1951-1973

Box 80Folder 13

Association of American Law Schools - Section on Remedies, 1925-1927

Box 80Folder 14

Association for Family Living, The, 1932-1940

Box 80Folder 15

Association of American Colleges, 1938-1947

Box 80Folder 16

Association of American Law Schools, 1933-1935

Box 80Folder 17

Association of American Universities, 1930-1938

Box 80Folder 18

Association of American Universities, 1938-1950

Box 80Folder 19

Association of Community Chests and Councils, 1931

Box 80Folder 20

Association of the Bar of the City of New York, 1937-1950

Box 80Folder 21

Associations, 1937-1950

Box 80Folder 22

Assumption College, 1937-1945

Box 81Folder 1

Athenaeum, The (Summit, New Jersey), 1932-1941

Box 81Folder 2

Atlantic Monthly, The, 1931-1937

Box 81Folder 3

Atlantic Monthly, The, 1936-1949

Box 81Folder 4

Atomic, 1945-1949

Box 81Folder 5

Atomic energy, 1945-1946

Box 81Folder 6

Atomic energy, 1945-1946

Box 81Folder 7

Atomic energy, 1945-1947

Box 81Folder 8

Atomic energy, 1948-1950

Box 81Folder 9

Atomic Energy Broadcast, March 5, 1946 - Requests for copies, 1946

Box 81Folder 10

Atomic Energy Conference, 1945

Box 81Folder 11

Atomic Energy Conference, 1945

Box 81Folder 12

Atomic Energy Conference, 1945

Box 81Folder 13

Atomic Energy Conference, Denver, Colorado, 1945

Box 81Folder 14

Atomic Energy, conference of representatives of industry, McMahon bill, 1946

Box 82Folder 1

Atomic Energy Conference, 1946-1947

Box 82Folder 2

Atomic Energy Control Conference, 1945

Box 82Folder 3

Atomic Energy Control Conference, 1945

Box 82Folder 4

Atomic Energy, dinner commemorative of first self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction, 1946-1947

Box 82Folder 5

Atomic energy legislation and conference, 1945

Box 82Folder 6

Atomic energy legislation, 1945-1946

Box 82Folder 7

Aubrey, Edwin E., 1938-1941

Box 82Folder 8

Austin, 1937-1947

Box 82Folder 9

Authors' Club, 1931-1943

Box 82Folder 10

Autographs, requests for, 1950

Box 82Folder 11

Automobile insurance, 1924-1926

Box 82Folder 12

Axelson, C. F., 1937-1949

Box 82Folder 13

Axelson, C. F., 1957-1971

Box 82Folder 14

Ayer, 1938-1939

Box 82Folder 15

Bachrach, 1939-1944

Box 82Folder 16

Bacon, 1937-1949

Box 82Folder 17

Baggs, William C., 1960-1969

Box 82Folder 18

Bahai Temple, 1939-1948

Box 82Folder 19

Bailey, 1939-1950

Box 82Folder 20

Bailey, David Algar, 1938-1946

Box 82Folder 21

Baird, 1940-1943

Box 82Folder 22

Baker, 1939-1949

Box 82Folder 23

Bakke, Judge Norris C., 1937-1942

Box 82Folder 24

Baldwin, 1940-1942

Box 82Folder 25

Ball, 1940-1949

Box 83Folder 1

Baltimore, 1938-1950

Box 83Folder 2

Baptist, 1942-1947

Box 83Folder 3

Bar, 1938-1950

Box 83Folder 4

Bar, 1938-1951

Box 83Folder 5

Barber, William M., 1932-1935

Box 83Folder 6

Barclay, The, 1932-1938

Box 83Folder 7

Barden, John P., 1938-1943

Box 83Folder 8

Barden, John P., 1944-1950

Box 83Folder 9

Barden, John, 1951-1963

Box 83Folder 10

Barger, Dorothy, 1939

Box 83Folder 11

Barker, George M., 1923-1926

Box 83Folder 12

Barnes, 1938-1949

Box 83Folder 13

Barnes, Sir George and Lady Anne, 1953-1975

Box 83Folder 14

Barr, Stringfellow, 1940-1949

Box 83Folder 15

Barr, Stringfellow, 1949-1976

Box 84Folder 1

Bartlett, 1938

Box 84Folder 2

Barton, 1939-1949

Box 84Folder 3

Bass, Elisabeth, 1936-1937

Box 84Folder 4

Bates, Wallace E., 1938-1945

Box 84Folder 5

Bauer, 1940-1949

Box 84Folder 6

Baxter, 1936-1947

Box 84Folder 7

Beacon Press, 1957-1959

Box 84Folder 8

Beatty, Elizabeth Rubinkam, 1939-1944

Box 84Folder 9

Beaumont, Henry, 1941

Box 84Folder 10

Beber, Sam, 1937

Box 84Folder 11

Beck, Maximilian, 1939-1944

Box 84Folder 12

Beck, Maximilian, 1944-1948

Box 84Folder 13

Beecher, Beatrice G., 1934-1935

Box 84Folder 14

Beldock, George J., 1950

Box 84Folder 15

Bell, 1939-1950

Box 84Folder 16

Bell, Bernard Iddings, 1939-1948

Box 84Folder 17

Bell, Bernard Iddings, 1949-1950

Box 85Folder 1

Bell, Laird, 1931-1937

Box 85Folder 2

Bell, Laird, 1939-1950

Box 85Folder 3

Bell, Laird, 1950-1969

Box 85Folder 4

Benes, Dr. Eduard, 1939-1943

Box 85Folder 5

Benitez, Jaime, 1960-1974

Box 85Folder 6

Benjamin, 1939-1950

Box 85Folder 7

Bennett, 1940-1950

Box 85Folder 8

Bennington College, 1940-1947

Box 85Folder 9

Benrimo, P. J., 1940

Box 85Folder 10

Bensinger, George C., 1938-1947

Box 85Folder 11

Benon, The Reverend Benney, 1937-1938

Box 85Folder 12

Bentley, Richard, 1937

Box 85Folder 13

Benton, Charles, 1964-1974

Box 85Folder 14

Benton Educational Research Fund, 1968-1973

Box 85Folder 15

Benton Foundation (includes other records), 1971-1973

Box 85Folder 16

Benton Foundation (includes other records), 1973-1975

Box 86Folder 1

Benton Foundation (includes other records), 1975-1976

Box 86Folder 2

Benton Foundation (includes other records), 1976

Box 86Folder 3

Benton Foundation (includes other records), 1976-1977

Box 86Folder 4

Benton, William, 1935-1938

Box 86Folder 5

Benton, William, 1939-1940

Box 86Folder 6

Benton, William, 1939-1944

Box 86Folder 7

Benton, William, 1945-1949

Box 87Folder 1

Benton, William, 1949-1951

Box 87Folder 2

Benton, William - Senate campaign, 1950-1951

Box 87Folder 3

Benton, William, 1929, 1953-1974

Box 87Folder 4

Berdson, Bernard, 1952-1955

Box 87Folder 5

Berea College, 1939-1945

Box 87Folder 6

Berea College, 1930-1937

Box 87Folder 7

Bergin, Helen, 1939

Box 87Folder 8

Berlin, Sir Isaiah, 1958

Box 87Folder 9

Bernays, Edward L., 1943-1948

Box 87Folder 10

Bernstein, 1938-1951

Box 87Folder 11

Berthoff, Nate, 1940

Box 87Folder 12

Beta Theta Pi, 1936-1939

Box 87Folder 13

Better Schools, 1939

Box 87Folder 14

Betz, William, 1937-1941

Box 87Folder 15

Bibliography, Requests for, 1939-1940

Box 87Folder 16

Biddle, A. A., 1939-1950

Box 87Folder 17

Big Brother and Big Sister Association, 1939-1944

Box 88Folder 1

Billikopf, Jacob, 1926-1950

Box 88Folder 2

Bingham, 1939-1949

Box 88Folder 3

Bingham, Barry (including clippings), 1951-1966

Box 88Folder 4

Biographical Directory of Leaders in Education, undated

Box 88Folder 5

Biographical Encyclopedia of America, Biographical Encyclopedia of the World, 1939-1944

Box 88Folder 6

Biographical Encyclopedia of the World, 1945

Box 88Folder 7

Biosophical Institute, 1938-1943

Box 88Folder 8

Bird, Remsen Dubois, 1953-1966

Box 88Folder 9

Birth Control Federation of America, Inc., 1940-1941

Box 88Folder 10

Birthday, 1975-1977

Box 88Folder 11

Black, Hulon W., 1939-1940

Box 88Folder 12

Black, Marvin M., 1938-1941

Box 88Folder 13

Blackfriars, 1938-1941

Box 88Folder 14

Blackhurst, J. H., 1938-1951

Box 88Folder 15

Blackwell, B. H., Ltd., 1936-1937

Box 88Folder 16

Blackwell, B. H., Ltd., 1938

Box 88Folder 17

Blaine, 1938-1949

Box 88Folder 18

Blair, 1939-1950

Box 88Folder 19

Blair, William McCormick, 1932-1937

Box 88Folder 20

Blair, William McCormick, 1938-1951

Box 88Folder 21

Blair, William McCormick, 1951-1971

Box 88Folder 22

Blankner, Frederika, 1941-1943

Box 88Folder 23

Bliss, 1940

Box 88Folder 24

Blum, Robert E., 1923-1926

Box 88Folder 25

B'nai B'rith, 1937-1946

Box 88Folder 26

Boas, Franz, 1940

Box 88Folder 27

Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1938-1949

Box 88Folder 28

Bogan, William J. Club, 1936-1944

Box 89Folder 1

Bohr, Niels and Aage, 1950

Box 89Folder 2

Bok, Curtis, 1935-1937

Box 89Folder 3

Bolton, 1940-1946

Box 89Folder 4

Bond Club, 1933

Box 89Folder 5

Bonnell, Robert O., 1938

Box 89Folder 6

Book donations, 1965

Box 89Folder 7

Book and Play Club, 1938-1941

Box 89Folder 8

Borchard, Edwin, 1939-1946

Box 89Folder 9

Borgese, Elizabeth Mann, 1938-1950

Box 89Folder 10

Borgese, Elizabeth Mann - Committee, 1940

Box 89Folder 11

Borghese Elizabeth Mann, 1961-1963

Box 89Folder 12

Borghese Elizabeth Mann, 1964-1969

Box 89Folder 13

Borghese Elizabeth Mann, 1969-1971

Box 90Folder 1

Borghese Elizabeth Mann, 1971-1974

Box 90Folder 2

Borghese Elizabeth Mann, 1975-1977

Box 90Folder 3

Borghese, Giuseppe Antonio, 1951-1952

Box 90Folder 4

Borzo, Henry, 1940-1941

Box 90Folder 5

Boston, 1939-1951

Box 90Folder 6

Boston, College Club of, 1940

Box 90Folder 7

Boswell Institute, 1943-1946

Box 90Folder 8

Boswell Institute, 1948-1951

Box 90Folder 9

Bowen, Mrs. Joseph T., 1938-1949

Box 90Folder 10

Bowles, Chester, 1941-1950

Box 90Folder 11

Bowman, Isaiah, 1936-1938

Box 91Folder 1

Boy Scouts of America, 1929-1937

Box 91Folder 2

Boy Scouts of America, 1938-1950

Box 91Folder 3

Boys' Clubs of America, 1935-1938

Box 91Folder 4

Boyd, 1940-1947

Box 91Folder 5

Boynoff, Sara, 1953-1959

Box 91Folder 6

Bradley, 1938-1947

Box 91Folder 7

Bradley, C. H., 1933-1936

Box 91Folder 8

Bradshaw, Francis, F., 1942

Box 91Folder 9

Brady, 1940-1941

Box 91Folder 10

Brady, James T., 1955-1966

Box 91Folder 11

Brandeis, Louis D., 1939-1949

Box 91Folder 12

Brandt, Joseph A., 1940-1950

Box 91Folder 13

Brannon, 1938

Box 91Folder 14

Bratton, Ocier S., 1940-1951

Box 91Folder 15

Breasted, Charles, 1937-1949

Box 91Folder 16

Breasted, Charles, 1950-1954

Box 91Folder 17

Bredouw, F. E., 1936-1943

Box 91Folder 18

Brewer, George E., 1930-1939

Box 91Folder 19

Brewer, George Jr. and Anne, 1925-1967

Box 91Folder 20

Bridges, 1940-1951

Box 92Folder 1

British, 1942-1949

Box 92Folder 2

British, 1949-1951

Box 92Folder 3

British Broadcasting Company - Broadcast, December 1, 1946 - "The Atom Bomb and Education," 1946-1947

Box 92Folder 4

Brooklyn, 1943

Box 92Folder 5

Brooks, 1939-1946

Box 92Folder 6

Brooks, Ernest Jr./Old Dominion Foundation, 1954-1965

Box 92Folder 7

Brown and Browne, 1932-1950

Box 92Folder 8

Brown, Edmund G., 1959-1975

Box 92Folder 9

Brown, William Adams, 1937-1941

Box 92Folder 10

Brown and Browne, 1939-1951

Box 92Folder 11

Bruere, Henry, 1936-1944

Box 92Folder 12

Brumbaugh, 1939-1944

Box 92Folder 13

Bryn Mawr, 1941-1950

Box 92Folder 14

Buchanan, Scott, 1930-1949

Box 93Folder 1

Buchanan, Scott and Douglas, 1952-1977

Box 93Folder 2

Buck, Pearl S., 1952

Box 93Folder 3

Buckley, William F., Jr., 1960-1961

Box 93Folder 4

Budd, 1938-1950

Box 93Folder 5

Buell, Raymond L., 1938

Box 93Folder 6

Buffalo, 1938-1948

Box 93Folder 7

Buho, Walter, 1942-1943

Box 93Folder 8

Bundles for Britain, 1940-1942

Box 93Folder 9

Burgess, E. W. Fund Committee, 1951

Box 93Folder 10

Burhans, Dan, 1964-1971

Box 93Folder 11

Burke, 1939-1943

Box 93Folder 12

Burke, Edmund (Hutchins' articles on Burke), 1942-1944

Box 93Folder 13

Burton, 1938-1939

Box 93Folder 14

Business, 1938-1947

Box 93Folder 15

Business and Professional Women's Club, 1932-1941

Box 93Folder 16

Butler, 1938-1946

Box 93Folder 17

Bye, George T., 1937-1941

Box 93Folder 18

Bye, George T., 1942-1951

Box 93Folder 19

Cadenhead, Gary, 1970-1971

Box 93Folder 20

Cadenhead, Gary, 1971-1975

Box 94Folder 1

Cahn, Reuben D., 1939-1940

Box 94Folder 2

Caldwell, 1940-1948

Box 94Folder 3

California, 1934-1951

Box 94Folder 4

California Speeches, April 1950

Box 94Folder 5

California Teachers Association, 1933-1936

Box 94Folder 6

Calkin, Ester Maree, 1937

Box 94Folder 7

Callahan, 1939-1949

Box 94Folder 8

Cameo, 1941

Box 94Folder 9

Campbell, 1939-1951

Box 94Folder 10

Canada, 1936-1948

Box 94Folder 11

Cantor, Eddie (contest), 1936

Box 94Folder 12

Cap and Gown, 1939-1941

Box 94Folder 13

Caperton, Nancy Ratcliffe, 1933-1941

Box 94Folder 14

Carlile, Florence Jeffrey, 1936

Box 94Folder 15

Carlsbad, 1939-1941

Box 94Folder 16

Carlson, Anton J., 1938-1950

Box 94Folder 17

Carlson, Chester and Dorris, 1965-1974

Box 94Folder 18

Carlton, 1938-1945

Box 94Folder 19

Carmalt, Laurance J., 1922-1923

Box 94Folder 20

Carmichael, 1942-1950

Box 94Folder 21

Carolyn Foundation, 1970-1973

Box 94Folder 22

Carpenter, 1935-1950

Box 94Folder 23

Carpenter, Boyd, 1936-1939

Box 94Folder 24

Carr, Edwin S., 1942

Box 94Folder 25

Carroll, 1938-1944

Box 94Folder 26

Carroll, John A., 1938-1948

Box 94Folder 27

Carson, 1940-1941

Box 94Folder 28

Carter, 1938-1950

Box 95Folder 1

Carter, Sims, 1951-1972

Box 95Folder 2

Case, Everett, 1937

Box 95Folder 3

Casey, Joseph T., 1939-1946

Box 95Folder 4

Cassel, 1942-1950

Box 95Folder 5

Castetter, L. L., 1937-1940

Box 95Folder 6

Cates, Dudley, 1937-1938

Box 95Folder 7

Catholic, 1938-1950

Box 95Folder 8

Catholic Evidence Series, Fort Wayne, 1942-1950

Box 95Folder 9

Catholic University of America, 1938-1944

Box 95Folder 10

Cavanaugh, 1940-1951

Box 95Folder 11

Cavanaugh, John J., 1958-1973

Box 95Folder 12

Cedar Rapids Town hall, 1937-1938

Box 95Folder 13

Central, 1938-1950

Box 95Folder 14

Central Ohio Teachers' Association, 1935-1948

Box 95Folder 15

Century Association, 1930-1937

Box 95Folder 16

Century Association, 1938-1951

Box 95Folder 17

Century Association, 1953-1976

Box 95Folder 18

Certain-Teed Products Company, 1940

Box 96Folder 1

Chabanier, Eugene, 1938-1939

Box 96Folder 2

Chalmers, Joan, 1932-1936

Box 96Folder 3

Chamber of Commerce, 1948-1950

Box 96Folder 4

Chamberlain, 1940-1947

Box 96Folder 5

Chamberlain, Robert H., 1923-1924

Box 96Folder 6

Chamberlain and Chamberlin, 1940-1943

Box 96Folder 7

Chamberlin, Jo Hubbard, 1938-1939

Box 96Folder 8

Chancellor's House, 1947-1949

Box 96Folder 9

Chandler, 1939-1947

Box 96Folder 10

Chang, Shang-tzu, 1938-1940

Box 96Folder 11

Change magazine, 1972

Box 96Folder 12

Channel City Club, 1959-1972

Box 96Folder 13

Chapin, R. F., 1943

Box 96Folder 14

Chapman, 1941-1949

Box 96Folder 15

Chapman, Bruce - "The Answer Man," 1949

Box 96Folder 16

Character and citizenship, 1939-1945

Box 96Folder 17

Charleston Open Forum, 1944-1949

Box 96Folder 18

Chase, 1938-1950

Box 96Folder 19

Chautauqua, 1948

Box 96Folder 20

Chicago, 1938-1950

Box 96Folder 21

Chicago, 1938-1950

Box 96Folder 22

Chicago, 1939-1951

Box 96Folder 23

Chicago, A-C, 1930-1937

Box 97Folder 1

Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company, 1944

Box 97Folder 2

Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company, 1944-1945

Box 97Folder 3

Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company, 1944-1946

Box 97Folder 4

Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company - Board of Directors - Monthly Report, 1944-1946

Box 97Folder 5

Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company, 1945

Box 97Folder 6

Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company, 1945-1950

Box 97Folder 7

Chicago Association Commerce, 1930-1948

Box 98Folder 1

Chicago Bar Association, The, 1930-1937

Box 98Folder 2

Chicago Bar Association, The, 1939-1951

Box 98Folder 3

Chicago Church Federation, 1939

Box 98Folder 4

Chicago, City Manager Committee, 1936-1939

Box 98Folder 5

Chicago, City of, 1938-1951

Box 98Folder 6

Chicago Civil Liberties Committee, 1938-1947

Box 98Folder 7

Chicago Club, The, 1933-1937

Box 98Folder 8

Chicago Club, The, 1938-1945

Box 98Folder 9

Chicago Club, The, 1944-1951

Box 98Folder 10

Chicago Commonwealth Club, 1936-1937

Box 98Folder 11

Chicago Commonwealth Club, 1938-1943

Box 99Folder 1

Chicago Commonwealth Club, 1944-1950

Box 99Folder 2

Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, 1938-1950

Box 99Folder 3

Chicago, D, 1929-1937

Box 99Folder 4

Chicago, D, 1929-1939

Box 99Folder 5

Chicago Federated Advertising Club, 1937-1945

Box 99Folder 6

Chicago Hospital Council, 1937-1941

Box 99Folder 7

Chicago, Junior Association of Commerce, 1931-1950

Box 99Folder 8

Chicago Maroon, 1937-1950

Box 99Folder 9

Chicago newspapers, 1932-1937

Box 99Folder 10

Chicago newspapers, 1933-1951

Box 99Folder 11

Chicago newspapers - Chicago Daily News, 1936-1937

Box 99Folder 12

Chicago newspapers - Chicago Daily News, 1938-1950

Box 100Folder 1

Chicago newspapers - Chicago Daily News (series of articles on Chicago), 1950-1951

Box 100Folder 2

Chicago Recreation Commission, 1934-1935

Box 100Folder 3

Chicago Recreation Commission, 1934-1936

Box 100Folder 4

Chicago Recreation Commission, 1936-1937

Box 100Folder 5

Chicago Recreation Commission, 1937

Box 100Folder 6

Chicago Recreation Commission, 1937-1949

Box 100Folder 7

Chicago Recreation Commission, 1939-1945

Box 100Folder 8

Chicago Recreation Commission, 1945-1949

Box 101Folder 1

Chicago Teachers Union, 1937-1945

Box 101Folder 2

Chicago Theological Seminary, The, 1934-1948

Box 101Folder 3

Chicago Women's Club, 1937-1946

Box 101Folder 4

Chicago World's Fair, 1932-1935

Box 101Folder 5

Child Research Clinic, 1937-1948

Box 101Folder 6

Child Study Association of America, 1937-1938

Box 101Folder 7

Children's Scholarship League, 1938-1941

Box 101Folder 8

China, Chinese, 1938-1950

Box 101Folder 9

China - Christian Colleges - Emergency Committee, 1937

Box 101Folder 10

China - Christian Colleges - Emergency Committee, 1937-1939

Box 101Folder 11

Christian, 1938-1949

Box 101Folder 12

Christian Century Magazine, 1943-1948

Box 102Folder 1

Christian Science Monitor, 1935-1946

Box 102Folder 2

Christian Science Monitor - Reader's Digest article by John R. Tunis, 1944-1949

Box 102Folder 3

Christians, George W., 1941-1942

Box 102Folder 4

Church, 1938-1950

Box 102Folder 5

Churchill, William, 1937

Box 102Folder 6

Cincinnati, 1930-1947

Box 102Folder 7

Citizens Committee for a County College, 1938-1950

Box 102Folder 8

Citizens Committee for Planned Parenthood, 1938-1939

Box 102Folder 9

Citizens Schools Committee, 1936-1937

Box 102Folder 10

Citizens Schools Committee, 1938-1949

Box 102Folder 11

Citizenship, 1940-1949

Box 102Folder 12

Citizenship and Naturalization, Committee on, 1934-1936

Box 102Folder 13

City Club of Chicago, 1929-1937

Box 102Folder 14

City Club of Chicago, 1939-1951

Box 102Folder 15

City Manager League, 1940

Box 102Folder 16

Civil Rights Federation, 1939

Box 103Folder 1

Clark, Charles E., 1929-1939

Box 103Folder 2

Clark, Charles E., 1960-1961

Box 103Folder 3

Clark, Charles J., 1924-1926

Box 103Folder 4

Clark, Fred G., 1940

Box 103Folder 5

Clark, Grenville, 1936-1951

Box 103Folder 6

Clark, William D., 1942-1949

Box 103Folder 7

Clark and Clarke, 1936-1950

Box 103Folder 8

Clark and Clarke, 1939-1950

Box 103Folder 9

Clarksdale, 1937-1938

Box 103Folder 10

Classics, A-Z, 1937

Box 103Folder 11

Classics - List of 10, 1945-1947

Box 103Folder 12

Classics - Requests for lists - A-G, 1938-1948

Box 104Folder 1

Classics - Requests for lists - A-G, 1938-1948

Box 104Folder 2

Classics - Requests for lists - H, 1938-1948

Box 104Folder 3

Classics - Requests for lists - H-L, 1938-1948

Box 104Folder 4

Classics - Requests for lists - M, 1938-1948

Box 104Folder 5

Classics - Requests for lists - M-R, 1938-1948

Box 104Folder 6

Classics - Requests for lists - S-Z, 1938-1948

Box 104Folder 7

Claunch, Stanford Kingsley, 1939-1940

Box 104Folder 8

Cleveland, 1929-1951

Box 104Folder 9

Cleveland College (Western Reserve) - Great Books speech, 1947-1948

Box 105Folder 1

Cleveland conference, 1936-1938

Box 105Folder 2

Cleveland, The City Club of, 1937-1946

Box 105Folder 3

Cloutier, F. A., 1935-1938

Box 105Folder 4

Coca-Cola Company, 1935-1936

Box 105Folder 5

co*ckrell, Ewing, 1939-1946

Box 105Folder 6

Coffman, Lotus D., 1937

Box 105Folder 7

Cofrances, Humbert, 1939-1941

Box 105Folder 8

Cohen, 1938-1948

Box 105Folder 9

Cohen, Alfred E., 1937-1939

Box 105Folder 10

Cole, 1939-1949

Box 105Folder 11

Cole, Stewart F., 1938-1939

Box 105Folder 12

Coleman, 1943-1949

Box 105Folder 13

Coles, L. F., 1941-1942

Box 105Folder 14

College, 1939-1951

Box 105Folder 15

College of the City of New York, 1930-1936

Box 105Folder 16

College Years, 1938

Box 105Folder 17

Collier's Magazine - General, 1946-1950

Box 105Folder 18

Collier's Magazine - December 30, 1944 issue, 1941-1946

Box 105Folder 19

Collier's Magazine - June 9, 1945 issue, 1945-1947

Box 105Folder 20

Collier's Magazine - "Let's Split the Education Atom" - December 7, 1946 issue, 1946-1947

Box 105Folder 21

Collins, 1937-1942

Box 105Folder 22

Colorado, 1939-1950

Box 105Folder 23

Colorado Education Association, 1931-1934

Box 106Folder 1

Columbia, 1938-1949

Box 106Folder 2

Columbia Broadcasting System, 1938-1973

Box 106Folder 3

Columbia Law Review, 1926

Box 106Folder 4

Columbia University, 1931-1951

Box 106Folder 5

Columbia University Hillman Lecture, November 21, 1950, 1950-1951

Box 106Folder 6

Columbus, 1937-1943

Box 106Folder 7

Colvin, H. Milton, 1937-1947

Box 106Folder 8

Colwell, Ernest Cadman, 1945-1974

Box 106Folder 9

Colwell, Ernest Cadman, 1947

Box 106Folder 10

Commercial and Financial Chronicle, 1943-1945

Box 106Folder 11

Commercial Club, 1932-1937

Box 106Folder 12

Commercial Club, 1938-1945

Box 107Folder 1

Commercial Club - Notices of meetings, 1939-1951

Box 107Folder 2

Commercial Club, 1942-1951

Box 107Folder 3

Commission, 1941-1946

Box 107Folder 4