Title: Paul Blanshard papers Creator: Blanshard, Paul, 1892- Inclusive dates: 1912-1979 Extent: 30.3 linear feet Extent: 3.91 GB Location: Portions of the collection are located offsite; two days notice required for retrieval. Abstract:
Author and social and religious commentator. Papers include correspondence, newspaper clippings, photographs, scrapbooks and drafts of articles and books, and other papers, including material concerning his student years at the University of Michigan, as Congregational minister, educational director of the Amalgamated Textile Workers of America, assistant editor of The Nation, chief of the New York City Department of Investigations and Accounts under Fiorello La Guardia in the 1930's, economic analyst for the Caribbean Committee of the U.S. State Department during World War II, and free lance writer noted for his observations on the Catholic Church in America and abroad.
Call number: 851649 Aa/2 Language: The materials are in English. Repository: Bentley Historical Library
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Finding aid prepared by: Thomas L. Jones
Access and Use
Acquisition Information:
The major portion of the collection was received from Paul Blanshard in 1971. Additional materials came to the library in 1974 and 1982. Donor no. 5116
Access Restrictions:
The collection is open for research.
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Copyright:
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Alternate Format:
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Preferred Citation:
item, folder title, box no., Paul Blanshard Papers, Bentley Historical Library, University of Michigan
Arrangement
Summary Contents List
Correspondence, 1892-1973 (boxes 1-4)
Writings and Related Materials
Articles and Speeches, 1917-1974 (boxes 4-5)
Book Reviews, 1928-1968 (box 5)
Journal Articles (box 5)
From theChurch and State Newsletter, 1955-1962
FromThe Humanist, 1958-1965
Books and Pamphlets, c. 1920-1974 (box 6)
Background Files for Books/Post-Publication Materials
Democracy and Empire in the Caribbean, 1947 (box 11)
American Freedom and Catholic Power, 1949 (boxes 12-14)
Communism, Democracy and Catholic Power, 1952 (box 14)
The Irish and Catholic Power, 1954 (boxes 14-16)
The Right To Read, 1975 (boxes 17-18)
God and Man in Washington, 1960 (boxes 19-20)
Freedom and Catholic Power in Spain and Portugal, 1962 (boxes 21-22)
Religion and the Schools, 1963 (boxes 23-24)
Paul Blanshard on Vatican II1966 (boxes 25-28)
Personal and Controversial, 1973 (box 28)
Some of My Best Friends are Christians, 1974 (box 28)
Background materials for speeches and articles (box 7)
Biographical Information
Books and pamphlets on Paul Blanshard (box 7)
Books and pamphlets on religious themes (include some with comments by or about Paul Blanshard) (box 7)
Clippings/scrapbooks (mainly about Paul Blanshard) (boxes 8-10)
Personal and miscellaneous (box 29)
Sound Recordings (box 31 and phonograph disc collection)
Photographs (box 31)
Julia Anderson Blanshard papers (box 30)
Mary Hillyer Blanshard papers (box 30)
Biography
Paul B. Blanshard was an author and a noted social and religious commentator, perhaps best known for his book American Freedom and Catholic Power. Blanshard was born in Fredericksburg, Ohio in 1892. He graduated from the University of Michigan in 1914 then did graduate work at Harvard, Columbia, and Union Theological Seminary. He was ordained a congregational minister in 1917 and served a brief period as pastor of a church in Tampa, Florida. In 1918, Blanshard left the ministry for the trade union movement. From 1920 to 1924 he was educational director for the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America in Rochester, New York, and in 1925 he served as field secretary of the League for Industrial Democracy, which position he held until 1933.
With the depression, Blanshard became increasingly involved with issues of urban reform. From 1930 to 1933, he served as executive director of the City Affairs Committee of New York City. Here he led investigations on the problem of municipal corruption and this eventually led to a position with the reform-minded La Guardia administration. During World War II, Blanshard worked as an economic analyst and consultant to the Caribbean Commission of the Department of State. He left in 1946 to become a full-time writer.
The subject that most exercised Blanshard as a writer was the Roman Catholic Church, particularly its political power and influence. In Blanshard's view, according to one writer, the Roman Catholic Church was "institutionally antithetical to democracy and politically antagonistic to American pluralism and individual liberty." Blanshard was most vehement in his denunciation of the church's hierarchy which he felt used its power in the United States to control policy on matters of education, social issues, and foreign affairs. Blanshard expatiated this theme in several books, the most important of these being American Freedom and Catholic Power published in 1949.
Blanshard was married three times. In 1915, he married Julia Sweet Anderson who died in 1934. In 1935, he married Mary Hillyer Kolski who died in 1965, and in 1965, he married Beatrice Mayer. Blanshard had two sons, Paul Blanshard, Jr. (b. 1919) and Rufus (b. 1921), and a twin brother (Percival) Brand Blanshard, a prominent professor of philosophy at Yale University. Blanshard died in St. Petersburg, Florida, in 1980.
For more detailed biographical information, the researcher should consult Blanshard's autobiography Personal and Controversial (1974). There are also files in the collection containing biographical and genealogical information (see Summary Content List).
Collection Scope and Content Note
The Paul Blanshard papers include correspondence, newspaper clippings, scrapbooks, drafts of articles and books, and speeches. The papers covering the period of 1912 to 1974 document the variety of Blanshard's life: his student years at the University of Michigan (1910-1914), his career as Congregational minister in East Boston, Massachusetts and Tampa, Florida (1917-1918), his work as educational director of the Amalgamated Textile and Clothing Workers of America in Rochester and Utica, New York (1900-1924), as secretary and lecturer of the League for Industrial Democracy (1924-1933), as correspondent and associate editor of The Nation (1928-1929), as director of the City Affairs Committee of New York (1930-1933) and head of the New York Department of Investigations and Accounts under Mayor Fiorello La Guardia (1934-1938), as director of the Society for the Prevention of Crime (1941-1942), as senior economic analyst and consultant to the director of the Caribbean Commission of the U.S. Department of State; and as freelance writer and critic of the Roman Catholic Church in America and abroad. The Blanshard collection also includes papers of his first wife Julia Blanshard and his second wife Mary Hillyer Blanshard.
The collection has been arranged into seven series: Correspondence; Writings and Related Materials; Biographical Information; Sound Recordings; Photographs; Julia Anderson Blanshard papers; and Mary Hillyer Blanshard papers.
Subject Terms
This collection is indexed under the following headings in the finding aid database and catalog of The Bentley Historical Library/University of Michigan. Researchers desiring additional information about related topics should search the catalog using these headings.
Birth control.
Clergy -- United States.
Latin America.
The nation.
Religion.
Strikes and lockouts -- Clothing trade.
Demonstrations.
Women.
Photographs.
Scrapbooks.
Sound recordings.
Church and state -- United States.
Presidents -- United States -- Election -- 1960.
Blanshard, Paul, 1892-1980.
Catholic Church.
League for Industrial Democracy.
New York (N.Y.). City Affairs Committee.
New York (N.Y.). Dept. of Investigation.
Society for the Prevention of Crime.
United States. Dept. of State.
University of Michigan -- Students -- Social life and customs -- 1911-1920.
Thomas, Norman, 1884-1968.
Ad Hoc Committee to Lift Ban on The Nation.
Adler, Julius Ochs, 1892-1955.
Affiliated Summer Schools for Women Workers in Industry.
Aiken, George D. (George David), 1892-1984.
Allport, Gordon W. (Gordon Willard), 1897-1967.
America First Committee.
American Civil Liberties Union.
American Genetic Association.
American Humanist Association.
American Jewish Committee.
American Jewish Congress.
Amory, Cleveland.
Anderson, Jack, 1922-2005.
Archer, Glenn Leroy, 1906-
Argoff, Charles, 1902-
Arnold, Melvin Luxton, 1913-
Arthur, William Bolling, 1914-
Axtelle, George E. (George Edward), 1893-1974.
Bain, Read, 1892-
Bartlett, Harley Harris, 1886-1960.
Beacon Press.
Bennett, Wallace F. (Wallace Foster), 1898-1993.
Benson, Ezra Taft.
Biddle, Francis, 1886-1968.
Birkhead, Leon Milton, 1885-1954.
Blanshard, Brand, 1892-1987.
Blanshard, Mary Hillyer, -1965.
Bliven, Bruce, 1889-1977.
Bowie, Walter Russell, 1882-1969.
Brameld, Theodore, 1904-1987.
Broun, Heywood, 1888-1939.
Brown, Francis, 1903-1995.
Bunche, Ralph J. (Ralph Johnson), 1904-1971.
Burdett, Winston, 1913-1993.
Burns, James MacGregor.
Caldwell, John T. (John Tyler), 1911-1995.
Chalmers, Allan Knight, 1897-
Chamberlin, William Henry, 1897-1969.
Chambers, David Laurance, 1879-
Clothier, Florence, 1903-
Cogley, John.
Collier, John, 1884-1968.
Conference for Progressive Labor Action.
Cousins, Norman.
Cowley, W. H. (William Harold), 1899-1978.
Dawson, Joseph Martin, 1879-
Dewey, John, 1859-1952.
Dickinson, Robert Latou, 1861-1950.
Douglas, Emily.
Douglas, Paul H. (Paul Howard), 1892-1976.
Edwards, George, 1914-
Einstein, Albert, 1879-1955.
Eliot, Frederick May, 1889-1958.
Evans, Bergen, 1904-1978.
Fairchild, Henry Pratt, 1880-1956.
Fey, Harold E. (Harold Edward), 1898-1990.
Fischer, John, 1910-
Flanders, Ralph E. (Ralph Edward), 1880-1970.
Flynn, John Thomas, 1883-1964.
Foote, Henry Wilder, 1875-1964.
Ford, Gerald R., 1913-2006.
Freethinkers of America.
Friends of Democracy (U.S)
Gallup, George, 1901-1984.
Gannett, Lewis, 1891-1966.
Gibson, Ernest W., 1901-1969.
Gilbert, Charles Kendall, 1878-1958.
Givens, Willard Earl, 1886-1971.
Goldman, Eric Frederick, 1915-1989.
Greeley, Dana McLean, 1908-1986.
Green, William, 1870-1952.
Gruening, Ernest, 1887-1974.
Gunther, John, 1901-1970.
Hall, Frank A., 1894-1972.
Hardman, J. B. S. (Jacob Benjamin Salutsky), 1882-1968.
Harrington, Donald.
Harrison, Gilbert A., 1915-
Hartman, Carl Gottfried, 1879-1968.
Hays, Arthur Garfield, 1881-1954.
Hechinger, Fred M.
Henry, Carl F. H. (Carl Ferdinand Howard), 1913-2003.
Holmes, John Haynes, 1879-1964.
Human Betterment Association of America.
Humphrey, Hubert H. (Hubert Horatio), 1911-1978.
Hunt, Alma, 1909-
Hutchins, Robert Maynard, 1899-1977.
Hutchinson, Paul, 1890-1956.
Huxley, Julian, 1887-1975.
Independent Voters for Norman Thomas.
Institute of Ethnic Affairs.
International Committee on Planned Parenthood.
International Planned Parenthood Federation.
James, Edwin Leland, 1890-1951.
Jones, Bob, 1911-1997.
Jones, Howard Mumford, 1892-1980.
Kallen, Horace Meyer, 1882-1974.
Keep America Out of War Congress.
Kennedy, John F. (John Fitzgerald), 1917-1963.
Kirchwey, Freda.
Kirstein, George G.
Knopf, Alfred A., 1892-1984.
Kunstler, William M. (William Moses), 1919-1995.
La Guardia, Fiorello H. (Fiorello Henry), 1882-1947.
Lamont, Corliss, 1902-1995.
Landon, Alfred M. (Alfred Mossman), 1887-1987.
La Piana, George, 1879-1971.
Lasker, Bruno, 1880-1965.
Latham, Harold Strong, 1887-1969.
Lathrop, John Howland, 1880-1967.
League for Fair Play.
League of Women Shoppers.
Lee, Alfred McClung, 1906-
Lee, Jennie.
Leiper, Henry Smith, 1891-1975.
Lerner, Max, 1902-1992.
Lewis, Anthony, 1927-2013.
Lipphard, William B. (William Benjamin), 1886-
Livingston, Goodhue, 1867-1951.
Lodge, John Davis, 1903-1985.
Lord, John Wesley, 1902-
Lovett, Robert Morss, 1870-1956.
Luce, Henry Robinson, 1898-1967.
Lyons, Louis Martin, 1897-1982.
McGraw, Harold Whittlesey, 1918-
MacGregor, Frank Silver, 1897-1971.
Mackay, John Alexander, 1889-1983.
MacLeish, Archibald, 1892-1982.
Mallett, Reginald, 1893-1965.
Matthews, Herbert Lionel, 1900-
Mencken, H. L. (Henry Louis), 1880-1956.
Miller, Clyde R. (Clyde Raymond), 1888-1958.
Moehlman, Conrad Henry, 1879-
Monroney, Mike, 1902-
Moore, Hugh, 1887-1972.
Muller, H. J. (Hermann Joseph), 1890-1967.
Muste, Abraham John, 1885-1967.
Nader, Ralph, 1934-
National Council on Freedom From Censorship.
Neuberger, Maurine B. (Maurine Brown), 1907-2000.
Non-Partisan Committee for Harry W. Laidler for City Council.
O'Dwyer, William, 1890-1964.
Oxnam, G. Bromley (Garfield Bromley), 1891-1963.
Peale, Norman Vincent, 1898-1993.
Pearson, Drew, 1897-1969.
Phillips, Thomas Wharton, 1874-1956.
Pike, James A. (James Albert), 1913-1969.
Pitkin, Walter Boughton, 1878-1953.
Planned Parenthood Federation of America.
Poling, Daniel A. (Daniel Alfred), 1884-1968.
Post War World Council.
Poteat, Edwin McNeill, 1892-1955.
Potofsky, Jacob S. (Jacob Samuel), 1894-1979.
Protestants and Other Americans United for Separation of Church and State.
Raines, Richard Campbell, 1898-
Reuther, Victor G. (Victor George), 1912-2004.
Rice, Paul North, 1888-1967.
Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1884-1962.
Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin Delano), 1882-1945.
Rose, David Kenneth, 1902-1963.
Rugg, Harold Ordway, 1886-1960.
Russell, Bertrand, 1872-1970.
Sanger, Margaret, 1879-1966.
Saxe, Karl, 1892-
Schlesinger, Arthur M., Jr. (Arthur Meier), 1917-2007.
Schroeder, John Charles, 1897-1954.
Seabury, Samuel, 1873-1958.
Shapiro, Rose.
Sheen, Fulton J. (Fulton John), 1895-1979.
Shipler, Guy Emery, 1881-
Sinclair, Upton, 1878-1968.
Society for Ethical Culture (New York, N.Y.)
Sorensen, Theodore C.
Spivak, Lawrence Edmund.
Stein, Robert, 1924-2014.
Stevenson, Adlai E. (Adlai Ewing), 1900-1965.
Stokes, Anson Phelps, 1874-1958.
Stout, Rex, 1886-1975.
Stuber, Stanley I. (Stanley Irving), 1903-1985.
Sulzberger, Arthur Hays, 1891-1968.
Susskind, David, 1920-1987.
Taft, Charles P. (Charles Phelps), 1897-1983.
Tate, Jack B., 1902-
Taussig, Charles William, 1896-1948.
Tead, Ordway, 1891-1973.
Terman, Lewis Madison, 1877-1956.
Thayer, Walter N. (Walter Nelson), 1910-1989.
Thomas, Norman, 1884-1968.
Ulich, Robert, 1890-1977.
Vallée, Rudy, 1901-1986.
Van Dusen, Henry P. (Henry Pitney), 1897-1975.
Viereck, Peter, 1916-2006.
Villard, Oswald Garrison, 1872-1949.
Wakefield, Sherman Day, 1894-1971.
Warren, Earl, 1891-1974.
Weeks, Edward Augustus, 1898-
Wendt, Gerald, 1891-
Whitaker, Arthur Preston, 1895-1979.
Williams, Charl Ormond, 1885-1969.
Woodfolk, Josiah Pitts, 1894-
Wylie, Philip, 1902-1971.
Yerkes, Robert Mearns, 1876-1956.
Blanshard, Paul, 1892-1980.
Americans United for Separation of Church and State.
Catholic Church -- United States.
Bennett, John C. (John Coleman), 1902-1995.
O'Gara, James Vincent, 1918-
Kunstler, William M. (William Moses), 1919-1995.
Contents List
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Container / Location
Title
Correspondence 1892-1973 [series]
The Correspondence series is dated 1892 to 1973 and is arranged chronologically. Most of the letters date in the period of 1947 to 1969 when Blanshard was a full-time professional writer. The content of the letters relates to his research and writing, especially to the topic of the Catholic Church in America. A selective index to Blanshard's correspondents has been prepared and is appended to this finding aid.
Box 1
1892, 1903, 1914-1915, 1928
(1-1)
Box 1
1932-1933, 1937, 1940
(1-2)
Box 1
1941-1942
(1-3)
Box 1
1945-1946
(l-4)
Box 1
January-June, 1947
(1-5)
Box 1
July-October, 1947
(1-6)
Box 1
November-December, 1947
(1-7)
Box 1
circa 1948
(l-8)
Box 1
January-February, 1948
(1-9)
Box 1
March-April, 1948
(1-10)
Box 1
May-June, 1948
(1-11)
Box 1
July-August, 1948
(1-12)
Box 1
September, 1948
(1-13)
Box 1
October, 1948
(1-14)
Box 1
November, 1948
(1-15)
Box 1
December, 1948
(1-16)
Box 1
circa 1949
(1-17)
Box 1
January, 1949
(1-18)
Box 1
February, 1949
(1-19)
Box 1
March, 1949
(1-20)
Box 1
April, 1949
(1-21)
Box 1
May 1-15, 1949
(1-22)
Box 1
May 16-31, 1949
(1-23)
Box 1
June, 1949
(1-24)
Box 1
July 1-10, 1949
(1-25)
Box 1
July 11-31, 1949
(1-26)
Box 1
August 1-15, 1949
(1-27)
Box 1
August 16-31, 1949
(1-28)
Box 1
September 1-19, 1949
(1-29)
Box 1
September 20-25, 1949
(1-30)
Box 1
September 26-30, 1949
(1-31)
Box 1
October 1-10, 1949
(1-32)
Box 1
October 11-31, 1949
(1-33)
Box 1
November 1-13, 1949
(l-34)
Box 1
November 14-30, 1949
(1-35)
Box 1
December 1-17, 1949
(1-36)
Box 1
December 18-31, 1949
(1-37)
Box 1
January, 1950
(l-38)
Box 1
February, 1950
(1-39)
Box 1
March, 1950
(1-40)
Box 1
April, 1950
(1-41)
Box 1
May 1-12, 1950
(1-42)
Box 1
May 13-31, 1950
(1-43)
Box 1
June 1-15, 1950
(1-44)
Box 1
June 16-30, 1950
(1-45)
Box 1
July 1-25, 1950
(1-46)
Box 1
July 26-31-August, 1950
(1-47)
Box 1
September, 1950
(1-48)
Box 1
October-November, 1950
(1-49)
Box 1
December, 1950
(1-50)
Box 2
January, 1951
(2-1)
Box 2
February 1-15, 1951
(2-2)
Box 2
February 16-28, 1951
(2-3)
Box 2
March, 1951
(2-4)
Box 2
April, 1951
(2-5)
Box 2
May 1-19, 1951
(2-6)
Box 2
May 20-31, 1951
(2-7)
Box 2
June 1-14, 1951
(2-8)
Box 2
June 15-30, 1951
(2-9)
Box 2
July 1-17, 1951
(2-10)
Box 2
July 18-31, 1951
(2-11)
Box 2
August 1-15, 1951
(2-12)
Box 2
August 16-31, 1951
(2-13)
Box 2
September 1-18, 1951
(2-14)
Box 2
September 19-30, 1951
(2-15)
Box 2
October 1-15, 1951
(2-16)
Box 2
October 16-31, 1951
(2-17)
Box 2
November, 1951
(2-18)
Box 2
December 1-19, 1951
(2-19)
Box 2
December 20-31, 1951
(2-20)
Box 2
January-February, 1952
(2-21)
Box 2
March, 1952
(2-22)
Box 2
April, 1952
(2-23)
Box 2
May-June, 1952
(2-24)
Box 2
July-October, 1952
(2-25)
Box 2
November-December, 1952
(2-26)
Box 2
January-February, 1953
(2-27)
Box 2
March, 1953
(2-28)
Box 2
April, 1953
(2-29)
Box 2
May, 1953
(2-30)
Box 2
June 1-17, 1953
(2-31)
Box 2
June 18-30, 1953
(2-32)
Box 2
July-August, 1953
(2-33)
Box 2
September-October, 1953
(2-34)
Box 2
November 1-11, 1953
(2-35)
Box 2
November 12-30, 1953
(2-36)
Box 2
December 1-7, 1953
(2-37)
Box 2
December 8-31, 1953
(2-38)
Box 2
January, 1954
(2-39)
Box 2
February-March, 1954
(2-40)
Box 2
April-May, 1954
(2-41)
Box 2
June 1-8, 1954
(2-42)
Box 2
June 9-30, 1954
(2-43)
Box 2
July, 1954
(2-44)
Box 2
August, 1954
(2-45)
Box 2
September 1-19, 1954
(2-46)
Box 2
September 20-30, 1954
(2-47)
Box 2
October-November, 1954
(2-48)
Box 2
December, 1954
(2-49)
Box 2
January 1-10, 1955
(2-50)
Box 2
January 11-31, 1955
(2-51)
Box 2
February, 1955
(2-52)
Box 2
March, 1955
(2-53)
Box 2
April, 1955
(2-54)
Box 2
May, 1955
(2-55)
Box 2
June, 1955
(2-56)
Box 2
July, 1955
(2-57)
Box 2
August, 1955
(2-58)
Box 2
September 1-12, 1955
(2-59)
Box 2
September 13-30, 1955
(2-60)
Box 2
October-December, 1955
(2-61)
Box 3
January, 1956
(3-1)
Box 3
February, 1956
(3-2)
Box 3
March, 1956
(3-3)
Box 3
April, 1956
(3-4)
Box 3
May, 1956
(3-5)
Box 3
June, 1956
(3-6)
Box 3
July 1-18, 1956
(3-7)
Box 3
July 19-31, 1956
(3-8)
Box 3
August, 1956
(3-9)
Box 3
September, 1956
(3-10)
Box 3
October-November, 1956
(3-11)
Box 3
December, 1956
(3-12)
Box 3
January, 1957
(3-13)
Box 3
February-March, 1957
(3-14)
Box 3
April, 1957
(3-15)
Box 3
May, 1957
(3-16)
Box 3
June, 1957
(3-17)
Box 3
July, 1957
(3-18)
Box 3
August 1-10, 1957
(3-19)
Box 3
August 11-31, 1957
(3-20)
Box 3
September-October, 1957
(3-21)
Box 3
November-December, 1957
(3-22)
Box 3
January, 1958
(3-23)
Box 3
February-March, 1958
(3-24)
Box 3
April 1-14, 1958
(3-25)
Box 3
April 15-30, 1958
(3-26)
Box 3
May, 1958
(3-27)
Box 3
June, 1958
(3-28)
Box 3
July, 1958
(3-29)
Box 3
August 1-21, 1958
(3-30)
Box 3
August 22-31, 1958
(3-31)
Box 3
September, 1958
(3-32)
Box 3
October, 1958
(3-33)
Box 3
November, 1958
(3-34)
Box 3
December, 1958
(3-35)
Box 3
January, 1959
(3-36)
Box 3
February, 1959
(3-37)
Box 3
March-April, 1959
(3-38)
Box 3
May-July, 1959
(3-39)
Box 3
August-October, 1959
(3-40)
Box 3
November, 1959
(3-41)
Box 3
December, 1959
(3-42)
Box 3
January, 1960
(3-43)
Box 3
February, 1960
(3-44)
Box 3
March, 1960
(3-45)
Box 3
April-May, 1960
(3-46)
Box 3
June-July, 1960
(3-47)
Box 3
August, 1960
(3-48)
Box 3
September, 1960
(3-49)
Box 3
October-December, 1960
(3-50)
Box 3
January-February, 1961
(3-51)
Box 3
March-May, 1961
(3-52)
Box 3
June, 1961
(3-53)
Box 3
July 1-18, 1961
(3-54)
Box 3
July 19-31, 1961
(3-55)
Box 3
August, 1961
(3-56)
Box 3
September, 1961
(3-57)
Box 3
October-December, 1961
(3-58)
Box 4
January-March, 1962
(4-l)
Box 4
April, 1962
(4-2)
Box 4
May, 1962
(4-3)
Box 4
June, 1962
(4-4)
Box 4
July, 1962
(4-5)
Box 4
August, 1962
(4-6)
Box 4
September-October, 1962
(4-7)
Box 4
November, 1962
(4-8)
Box 4
December, 1962
(4-9)
Box 4
January-February, 1963
(4-10)
Box 4
March-May, 1963
(4-11)
Box 4
June-July, 1963
(4-12)
Box 4
August-September, 1963
(4-13)
Box 4
October, 1963
(4-14)
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November-December, 1963
(4-15)
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January-February, 1964
(4-16)
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March-April, 1964
(4-17)
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May-June, 1964
(4-18)
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July-August, 1964
(4-19)
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September, 1964
(4-20)
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October-November, 1964
(4-21)
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December, 1964
(4-22)
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January-February, 1965
(4-23)
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March-May, 1965
(4-24)
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June-July, 1965
(4-25)
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August-December, 1965
(4-26)
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January-February, 1966
(4-27)
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March, 1966
(4-28)
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April, 1966
(4-29)
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May-June, 1966
(4-30)
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July-August, 1966
(4-31)
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September-December, 1966
(4-32)
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January-April, 1967
(4-33)
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May-December, 1967
(4-34)
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January-March, 1968
(4-35)
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April-July, 1968
(4-36)
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August-December, 1968
(4-37)
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January-April, 1969
(4-38)
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May-December, 1969
(4-39)
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1970-1973
(4-40)
Writings and related materials circa 1917-1978 [series]
The largest series in the collection is Writings and Related Materials. This series is further divided into six subseries: Articles and Speeches; Book Reviews; Journal Articles; Books and pamphlets; Background Files and Post Publication Files for Blanshard Books; and Background materials for speeches and articles.
Articles and Speeches [subseries]
1917
(4-41)
Box 4
"The Immoral Reflections of a Preacher"
1921
(4-42)
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"The Class Struggle in a Ball-Room" May 4, 1921
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"Turning the Tables on the Newspapers" August 16, 1921
1923
(4-43)
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"Company Unions or National Unions?-A Debate" July 25, 1923
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"Mussolini Starts a War" September 26, 1923
1924-1927
(4-44)
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"Liberalism in the Colleges" September 17, 1924
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"Military 'Glory' in the Colleges" February 18, 1925
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"The Inquiring Reporter in Shanghai" September 16, 1925
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"Hankow Swings to the Right" August 31, 1927
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"The Future of the Chinese Revolution" September 7, 1927
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"Women of the New China Loose Their Age-Old Shackles" November 6, 1927
Syndicated newspaper columns
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January 1927
(4-45)
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February 1927
(4-46)
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March and undated 1927
(4-47)
May-July 1928
(4-48)
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"New Bedford Goes on Strike" May 23, 1928
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"The Southern Cotton Mills Reply" June 6, 1928
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"The Future of China" July 1928
August 1928
(4-49)
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"The Defeat of the Coal Strike" August 1, 1928
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Comments on economy; imperialism; and social insurance August 8, 1928
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"The Southern Bishops"; Comments on labor strikes August 15, 1928
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Comments on progress August 22, 1928
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"The Crisis in Manchuria" August 29, 1928
September-December, 1928
(4-50)
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Comments on Courts and Strikes; Debs Radio Station September 5, 1928
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"What Brookwood Means" September 12, 1928
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"Labor Strategy" September 19, 1928
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"College Morality" October 10, 1928
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Comments on New Bedford strike October 17, 1928
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"Hoover and the Scripps-Howard Press" October 24, 1928
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Comments on Norman Thomas and 1928 election; atheism; "Britain Talks Politics" October 31, 1928
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"Profiteering on Grief" October, 1928
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Comments on centralized railroad system; labor strikes; "Unregenerate Diplomacy" November 7, 1928
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Comments on Armistice Day; Japan; Southern education November 14, 1928
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Comments on unemployment payments; college football; fundamentalism December 5, 1928
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Comments on Norman Thomas' presidential campaign; labor movement in Germany; athletic deaths; "A Swan Song for Lame Ducks" December 12, 1928
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Comments on the Department of the Interior and I.W.W.; "Undemocratic Democracy"; "It Costs Money to Die" December 19, 1928
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Comments on Federal Radio Commission; Boulder Dam; the future of small independent newspapers; "Stop the Cruiser Bill" December 26, 1928
January-April, 1929
(4-51)
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Comments on Federal Council of Churches; Amalgamated Clothing Workers; Corporate finance January 2, 1929
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Comments on China; "Exit Sin" January 9, 1929
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Comments on Manchuria; the "Power Trust"; Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt; "Ask Mr. Mellon" January 23, 1929
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Comments on American political corruption; anti-strike actions; public ownership in California; "Old and Poor"; "Salvation Limited" January 30, 1929
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"Wanted-A Consumers' Advocate" February 6, 1929
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Comments on Protestantism; "See the Job Through, Mr. Rockefeller!" February 13, 1929
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Comments on Federal Reserve Board; suburban parks; "Salt Creek The Biggest Oil Scandal" February 20, 1929
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Comments on Tom Mooney case; U.S. Latin American Policy; China; American Penal system; "The Churches and Marriage" March 6, 1929
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Comments on Standard Oil; compulsory military training in college March 20, 1929
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"From Peruna to Piffle"; "Labor's Predicament" March 27, 1929
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Comments on political corruption; business contacts with Russia; Labor Party in England; "Shifting Immigration" April 3, 1929
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"Pat and the D.A.R." April 10, 1929
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Comments on oil production; Southern attitude toward labor organization; China; "Crazy Economics" April 17, 1929
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"Communism in Southern Cotton Mills" April 24, 1929
May-June 1929
(4-52)
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Comments on tariffs; Southern textile workers May 1, 1929
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Comments on political corruption; union attitudes in South and Pennsylvania; Tom Mooney case; "One Hundred Per Cent Americans on Strike" May 8, 1929
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Comments on birth control controversy; Latin America; "How to Live on Forty-six Cents a Day" May 15, 1929
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Comments on unionization in South May 22, 1929
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Comments on unionization in South; "Russia Looks Ahead" June 5, 1929
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Comments on reapportionment of U.S. Congress; "Fifty-six to One" June 12, 1929
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Comments on Unionization in South; Japan; "The Labor Cabinet" June 19, 1929
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Comments on oil industry; Mrs. Hoover and Mrs. Oscar DePriest June 26, 1929
July-October, 1929
(4-53)
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Comments on J.P. Morgan; Textile manufacturing July 3, 1929
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Comments on oil scandals; China; "Say It With Deposits"; "Uncle Sam's Electric Empire" July 10, 1929
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Comments on unionization in South; Tom Mooney case; "Can We Abolish Sunday?" July 17, 1929
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Comments on international tennis; wearing pajamas in public August 7, 1929
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Comments on freedom of speech in Philadelphia; British recognition of Russia; "Justice in Gastonia" August 14, 1929
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Comments on Russo-Chinese confrontation; Southern labor movement; "Baby Motor Cars"; "Enter Cupid" August 21, 1929
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Comments on China August 28, 1929
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Comments on "power trust"; Southern Unionization; "Morals and Movies" September 18, 1929
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Comments on Southern unionization; British recognition of Russia; Japan; "Insurance by the Bucket" October 9, 1929
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Comments on labor movement in South; China October 16, 1929
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Comments on movies in education; China; "Labor Asleep" October 23, 1929
1930-1934
(4-54)
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"Let's Build a World without Unemployment" December 1930
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"Dollars to Disarmament" Autumn 1931
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"What Seabury Has Revealed" January 1932
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"Wanted A New Federal Constitution" January 25, 1932
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"Tammany, The Roosevelt Myth"; "What a Socialist America Would Like" (in A Plan for Action: Official, 1932 Campaign Handbook of the Socialist Party), 1932 1932
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"The Roosevelt Leadership" October 31, 1933
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Confidential statement concerning resignation from Socialist Party 1933
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"Reviving Local Government" March 6, 1934
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Untitled speech on federal government power 1934
1936-1939
(4-55)
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"Shall We Scrap the Constitution--A Debate" 1936
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High school commencement address January 30, 1936
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"The Future of the Professions in America" 1937
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"Reform or Bust" October 28, 1939
1940-1941
(4-56)
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"Labor and National Defense" May 22, 1940
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Untitled speech on American aid to Eng September 25, 1940
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Keynote-address to American Labor Party September 28, 1940
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"A Battle Lost, A War to Win" December, 1940
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"Resolved That the Power of the Federal Government Should be Increased" January 1, 1941
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Debate on county reform May 5, 1941
1942-1946
(4-57)
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"Youth, Crime and War" May 17, 1942
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"Negro Delinquency in New York" October, 1942
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"America's Plan for the Colonial World" February, 1945
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"Colonies and World Peace" January, 1946
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"Puerto Rico Moves a Step Ahead" August 4, 1946
1947
(4-58)
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"Independence No Solution" April 5, 1947
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"Jim Crow at the Canal" May 1947
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"The Roman Catholic Church in Medicine" November 1, 1947
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"The Sexual Code of the Roman Catholic Church" November 8, 1947
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"The Catholic Church and Education" November 15, 1947
1948
(4-59)
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"The Catholic Church and Fascism" April 17, 1948
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"Roman Catholic Censorship Books and Magazines" May 1, 1948
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Roman Catholic Censorship Movies" May 8, 1948
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"The Catholic Church and American Democracy Wit" May 29, 1948
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"The Catholic Church and American Democracy" June 5, 1948
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"Let Catholic Liberals Reply" August, 1948
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"New York Public Schools Ban on The Nation Protested" December, 1948
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January- May 4, 1949
(5-1)
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"Twilight of Caribbean Imperialism" January 22, 1949
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"The Catholic Church and Honest Advertising" April 13, 1949
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"The Catholic Church and Marriage" April 20, 1949
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"The Catholic Church and Annulment" April 27, 1949
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"The Catholic Price for Cooperation" May 4, 1949
May 21-September 1949
(5-2)
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"Billions for Brass How the Pentagon Squanders Your Money" May 21, 1949
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"Pork Barrels in the Pentagon" June 4, 1949
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"Glossary of Double-Talk" June 11, 1949
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Letter to editor regarding power of Catholic Church June 11, 1949
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"Popular Fallacies about the Roman Catholic Church" September, 1949
1950
(5-3)
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"The Catholic Church and Politics" February 10, 1950
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"Second Round for Israel?" April 15, 1950
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"Israel-Church and State" May 27, 1950
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"The Vatican and Israel" July 1, 1950
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"Can We do Business with the Vatican" July 29, 1950
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"The Holy Year Fact and Fiction" September 23, 1950
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"Protestants in Italy" November 11, 1950
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"Population and Poverty: The Birth Control Struggle in Italy" November 25, 1950
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"The Catholic Church and Politics" 1950
(3 copies)
1951
(5-4)
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"The Vatican Versus the Public Schools: Italy" January 20, 1951
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"The Vatican Versus the Public Schools: The Netherlands" January 27, 1951
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"The Vatican Versus the Public Schools: France" March 3, 1951
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"The Vatican Versus the Public Schools: Belgium" March 24, 1951
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"Population and Poverty in Italy" September, 1951
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Letter to editor regarding Vatican ambassador November 3, 1951
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"The Vatican Versus the Public Schools: The Challenge to America and Europe" 1951
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"The Vatican and Religious Discrimination" 1951
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"The Catholic Problem" (regarding controversy over American Freedom and Catholic Power) 1951
1952-1953
(5-5)
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"One-sided Diplomacy: The Ambassador to the Vatican" January, 1952
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"The Challenge of a Vatican:Ambassador" January 3, 1952
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"Birth Control and Catholic Power in America" July, 1952
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"The Case of Archbishop O'Hara" (Papal Nuncio to Ireland) May 6, 1953
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Letter to editor regarding the Vatican June 10, 1953
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"The State and Catholic Power in the United States" December 9, 1953
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"The Bishops' Pronouncement" 1953
1954-1956
(5-6)
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Letter to editor regarding a Catholic critic January, 1954
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"Anti-Intellectualism in Communications" January, 1955
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"Malice in Blunderland: A Report on the Foundations" January 15, 1955
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Letter to editor regarding city employees October 14, 1955
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"The Sectarian Battlefront" 1955
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"Without Fear or Favor" 1955
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"An Imaginary Cross-Examination of Cardinal Spellman" January 25, 1956
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"The Sectarian Assault Upon the Constitution" January 26, 1956
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"The Separation of Church and State: The American Way" February 28, 1956
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Statement before Treasury Department concerning taxes and private schools April 10, 1956
Box 5
"Must We Tolerate Intolerance" July, 1956
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"American Freedom and Catholic Power" December 8, 1956
Box 5
"Official Statements from Catholic Sources Regarding Education" 1956
1957-1958
(5-7)
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"Communism and the Catholic Mind" January, 1957
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"The Challenge of Clerical Power" March 8, 1957
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"American Freedom and Catholic Power" May 1957
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"Public Money and Schools" August, 1957
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"Has Catholic Power Changed?" 1957
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"Protestant Freedom and Communist Power" February, 1958
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"In Defense of Separation: A Guide to Action" May 1958
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"Challenge Legality of Cardinals' Vote for Pope" October 15, 1958
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"The Papal Election and American Law" November 19, 1958
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"The Papal Election" November 19, 1958
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Comments on Papal election December, 1958
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"Birth Control and Freedom of Choice" December, 1958
1959
(5-8)
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"Our Right to Heresy" February, 1959
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Letter to editor regarding John F. Kennedy March 27, 1959
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"Ecclesiastical Justice in Spain I: The 'Crime' of Antonio Mendez" September 23, 1959
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"Ecclesiastical Justice in Spain II: The 'Crime' of Pastor Nunez" September 30, 1959
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"The Papal Election and American Law" October, 1959
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"The Liberal Approach to Church and State" 1959
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"The Bus Wedge" 1959
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"The Tuition Wedge" 1959
1960
(5-9)
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"A Protestant View of a Catholic President" May 10, 1960
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"Challenge of Catholic Power" June 2, 1960
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"Separation of Church and State" October 10, 1960
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"Religion in Politics" panel discussion November 10, 1960
Box 5
"The Battle Continues: Religion in the Public Schools" December, 1960
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"A Catholic in the White House" panel discussion 1960
Box 5
Protestant-Catholic Tensions (a dialogue) 1960
(2 copies)
1961
(5-10)
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"Church-State Separation and the Future of Catholic Power" January 5, 1961
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Letter to editor regarding tax exempt status of Christian Brothers February 10, 1961
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Statement before U.S. House of Representatives Subcommittee on education March 16, 1961
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"The State and the Rights of Individual Conscience" September, 1961
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"Religion, Aid to Education and the Future" October, 1961
Box 5
"The Battle Continues" 1961
(postlude to One Woman's Flight by Vashti Cromwell McCollum)
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Statement before Senate Judiciary Committee concerning prayer in public schools 1961
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Statement on federal aid to education 1961
Box 5
Statement concerning Congressional support for aid to Sectarian Schools 1961
Box 5
"The Future of Catholic Power" 1961
1962-1963
(5-11)
Box 5
"Christian Brothers surrender $4,000,000 in Liquor Profits to Uncle Sam" February, 1962
Box 5
"Is Federal Aid to Parochial Schools Constitutional?" February 14, 1962
Box 5
"Catholic Versus Protestant in Portuguese Africa" Winter 1962
Box 5
"The American Answer to Catholic Power" 1962
Box 5
"The Supreme Court Prayer Decision" 1962
Box 5
"The Church and the State" January, 1963
Box 5
Statement before Senate Subcommittee on Armed Services concerning conscientious objection and selective service draft March 12, 1963
Box 5
"The Big Decision" July, 1963
(Supreme Court's decision on Bible reading in public schools)
1964-1966
(5-12)
Box 5
Comments on Vatican II March, 1964
Box 5
Eulogy on Elinore Morehouse Herrick November 15, 1964
Box 5
"Religious Liberty Limited: A Report from Vatican II" February, 1966
Box 5
"Liberty Within the Catholic Church" April 28, 1966
Box 5
"The Vatican Council and the Jews" April, 1966
Box 5
Speech accepting Thomas Jefferson Award of the Unitarian Universalist District of Metropolitan New York April 1966
Box 5
"Liberty Within the Catholic Church" September, 1966
Box 5
"God, Theology and Love" September, 1966
Box 5
"Vatican II: Underworld of Superstition" September, 1966
1967-1968
(5-13)
Box 5
"Pope Paul, Institutional Man" January 9, 1967
Box 5
"The Man Who Murdered Verwoerd; Letter from Cape Town" March, 1967
Box 5
"Censorship and Apartheid" February 22, 1968
Box 5
Speech on censorship April 21, 1968
Box 5
"Public Money and Church Schools: Two Supreme Court Decisions" November, 1968
1971-1973
(5-14)
Box 5
Letter to editor regarding apartheid and South Africa February 14, 1971
Box 5
Comments on Supreme Court decision on tax support for parochial schools September 1971
Box 5
"The Principle of Separation" November, 1971
Box 5
"Courageous Profiles" March, 1972
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"Is Abortion Murder" May 1972
Box 5
"A Humanist Critique of Catholicism" July, 1972
Box 5
"The Church/State Battlegrounds" September, 1972
Box 5
Letter to editor regarding population control 1972
Box 5
"Darwin vs Adam and Eve in California" March, 1973
Box 5
"A Glorious Victory" May 1973
(Supreme Court decision on abortion)
Box 5
"Parochiaid, Abortion, and School Prayer" July, 1973
Box 5
Letter to editor regarding Catholic stand on mixed religious marriages July, 1973
Box 5
Eulogy for Ed Lukas September 19, 1973
1974
(5-15)
Box 5
Comments on Sir Francis Galton's "Statistical Inquiry into the Efficiency of Prayer" [1872) January, 1974
Box 5
"Our Battle with Clerical Power" February 5, 1974
Box 5
"Christianity and Sex: An Indictment of Orthodox Theology" March, 1974
Box 5
Comments on Robert Ingersoll's "The Foundations of Faith" and "What is Religion" [1899) May 1974
Box 5
"The Vatican and Roman Jews" June, 1974
Box 5
Comments on Tom Paine's The Age of Reason [1794) July, 1974
Box 5
Miscellaneous writings
(5-16)
Box 5
Miscellaneous speeches
(5-17)
Book Reviews 1928-1968 [subseries]
(5-18)
Box 5
Scott Nearing Whither China; Thomas Millard, China--Where It is Today and Why, May 1928
Box 5
Harry F. Ward Our Economic Morality and the Ethic of Jesus July 10, 1929
Box 5
Cleveland Rodgers The Roosevelt Program October 21, 1933
Box 5
J.T. Salter Boss Rule--Portrait on City Politics July 3, 1935
Box 5
Daniel W. Hoan City Government: The Record of The Milwaukee Experiment June 10, 1936
Box 5
Charles A. Beard An Economic Interpretation of the Constitution 1936
Box 5
Allan P. Farrell Whither American Education? February, 1949
Box 5
George D. Smith The Teaching of the Catholic Church April, 1949
Box 5
Joseph M. Dawson Separate Church and State Now and Alvin W. Johnson and Frank H. Yost, Separation of Church and State in the United States September 17, 1949
Box 5
Annette Baker Fox Freedom and Welfare in The Caribbean; A Colonial Dilemma October 1, 1949
Box 5
Stanley Walker Journey Toward the Sunlight 1950
Box 5
Harvey S. Perloff Puerto Rico's Economic Future January 1, 1950
Box 5
Anson Phelps Stokes Church and State in the United States September, 1950
Box 5
Earl Parker Transformation: The Story of Modern Puerto Rico January, 1955
Box 5
Virgil Kelly The Truth About Catholics; James M. O'Neill, Catholics in Controversy; and Archbishop Roberts, S.J., Black Popes March, 1955
Box 5
Norman Thomas A Socialist's Faith September, 1955
Box 5
Charles B. Kinney Church and State: The Struggle for Separation in New Hampshire, 1630-1900 1957
Box 5
Harold C. Gardiner, S.J. Catholic Viewpoint on Censorship December, 1958
Box 5
James MacGregor Burns, John Kennedy: A Political Profile 1960
Box 5
Edward J. Richter and Berton Dulce Religion and the Presidency 1962
Box 5
Harvey Cox A Baptist Intellectual's View of Catholicism 1962
Box 5
Robert Bendiner Obstacle Course on Capitol Hill October, 1964
Box 5
James E. Curry Churches and Zoning: Public Regulations of the Religions Use of Land June 1965
Box 5
Xavier Rynne Vatican Council II 1968
Journal Articles [subseries]
Box 5
From Church and State: A Monthly Review January 1955-August, 1962
(published by Protestants and other Americans United for Separation of Church and State)
Box 5
From The Humanist 1958-1965
(published by the American Humanist Association)
Books and Pamphlets [subseries]
Box 6
Shake Hands with 200,000 Clothing Workers circa 1920
Box 6
An Outline of the British Labor Movement 1923
Box 6
Labor in Southern Cotton Mills 1927
(2 copies)
Box 6
What's the Matter with New York (with N. Thomas) 1932
Box 6
New York and the Seabury Investigation (edited by John Dewey) 1933
Box 6
Publications of City Affairs Committee (New York) circa 1933-1937
Box 6
How to Run a Union Meeting 1937
(2 copies)
(Workers' Education Pamphlet Series no. 2)
Box 6
The Fusion Hand Book 1937
(3 copies)
Box 6
Investigating City Government in the La Guardia Administration 1937
Box 6
The Adolescents' Court Problem and Probation and Psychiatric Care for Adolescent Offenders 1941
Box 6
Democracy and Empire in the Caribbean 1947
Box 6
American Freedom and Catholic Power 1949
Box 6
My Catholic Critics 1952
(4 copies)
Box 6
Democracy and Catholic Power 1952
Box 6
The Irish and Catholic Power 1954
Box 6
The Right to Read 1955
Box 6
God and Man in Washington 1960
Box 6
The Future of Catholic Power 1961
(2 copies)
Box 6
Freedom and Catholic Power in Spain and Portugal 1962
Box 6
The American Answer to Catholic Power 1962
Box 6
Religion and the Schools 1963
Box 6
Paul Blanshard on Vatican II 1966
Box 6
Personal and Controversial (autobiography) 1973
(In MHC printed collection)
Box 6
Some of My Best Friends are Christians 1974
Background Files for Books/Post-Publication Materials [subseries]
The largest subseries in the Writings and Related Materials series consists of Background Files and Post Publication papers accumulated on each of Blanshard's books. This eighteen feet of files has been arranged by book title and consists of assorted materials, including printed matter, newspaper clippings, and personal notes, compiled by Blanshard as background and research materials for his books. Also included are any additional information, for example reviews, related to each book. Where possible, the material was organized by individual chapters of each book.
Democracy and Empire in the Caribbean (1947)
Box 11
Reports to State Department March 9, 1943-May 19, 1945
(11-1)
Box 11
Pre-book writings on Caribbean commenting on general causes of discontent in the area
(11-2)
Box 11
General topics and memoranda
(11-3)
Box 11
Newspaper clippings
(11-4)
Box 11
Reviews
(11-5)
Box 11
Scrapbook of reviews
(11-6)
Box 11
The official correspondence, memoranda, and reports of Paul Blanshard, Consultant, United States Section, Anglo-American Caribbean Commission 1942-1946
Box 11
Social and political forces in dependent areas of the Caribbean Part I 1944
Box 11
Social and political forces in dependent areas of the Caribbean 1944
(Part II and Part III, in one volume)
American Freedom and Catholic Power 1949
Box 12
Bibliography
(12-1)
Box 12
Chapter 1: Prologue
(12-2)
Box 12
Chapter 2: How the Hierarchy Works
(5 folders)
(12-3, etc.-12-7)
Box 12
Chapter 3: Church, State and Democracy
(2 folders)
(12-8; 12-9)
Box 12
Chapter 4: Education and the Catholic Mind
(3 folders)
(12-10; 12-11; 12-12)
Box 12
Chapter 5: Public Schools and Public Money
(12-13)
Box 12
Chapter 6: The Church and Medicine
(12-14)
Box 12
Chapter 7: Sex, Birth Control and Eugenics
(3 folders)
(12-15; 12-16; 12-17)
Box 12
Chapter 8: Marriage, Divorce and Annulment
(3 folders)
(12-18; 12-19; 12-20)
Box 12
Chapter 9: Censorship and Boycott
(7 folders)
(12-21, etc.-12-27)
Box 12
Chapter 10: Science, Scholarship and Superstition
(2 folders)
(12-28; 12-29)
Box 12
Chapter 11: Fascism, Communism and Labor
(12-30)
Box 12
Chapter 12: The Catholic Plan for America
(12-31)
Box 12
Chapter 13: Tolerance, Appeasement and Freedom
(2 folders)
(12-32; 12-33)
Box 13
Chapter 13: Tolerance, Appeasement and Freedom
(3 folders)
(13-1; 13-2; 13-3)
Box 13
Newspaper articles about book
(13-4)
Box 13
Reviews
(4 folders)
(13-5, etc.-13-8)
Box 13
Foreign reviews
(3 folders)
(13-9; 13-10; 13-11)
Box 13
Reviews from religious press
(13-12)
Box 13
Advisory Criticism
(13-13)
Box 13
Sermons based on or about book
(4 folders)
(13-14, etc.-13-17)
Box 13
Promotional campaign
(2 folders)
(13-18; 13-19)
Box 13
Sales ratings
(13-20)
Box 13
The Nation ban
(5 folders)
(13-21, etc.-13-25)
Box 13
New York Times controversy (concerning advertising for book)
(13-26)
Box 13
Controversy: Cardinal Spellman vs Eleanor Roosevelt
(13-27)
Box 13
Controversy: Blanshard vs Francis J. Connell, C.S.S.R.
(13-28)
Box 13
Controversy: Blanshard vs James M. O'Neill
(3 folders)
(13-29; 13-30; 13-31)
Box 13
Edition reviews 1958
(2 folders)
(13-32; 13-33)
Box 14
Miscellaneous
(14-1)
Communism, Democracy and Catholic Power (1952)
Box 14
Reviews
(9 folders)
(14-2,etc.-14-10)
Box 14
Promotional campaign
(14-11)
Box 14
Sales Ratings
(3 folders)
(14-12; 14-13; 14-14)
The Irish and Catholic Power (1954)
Box 14
Bibliography
(14-15)
Box 14
Outline and Introduction
(14-16)
Box 14
Forward and Chapter 1: Perspective and Purpose
(14-17)
Box 14
Chapter 2: Past and Present
(2 folders)
(14-18; 14-19)
Box 14
Chapter 3: Progress and Poverty
(2 folders)
(14-20; 14-21)
Box 14
Chapter 4: The Clerical Republic
(7 folders)
(14-22, etc.-14-28)
Box 15
Chapter 5: Censorship-Official and Unofficial
(5 folders)
(15-1, etc.-15-5)
Box 15
Chapter 6: Segregated Education
(6 folders)
(15-6, etc.-15-11)
Box 15
Chapter 7: Sex, Chastity and Population
(5 folders)
(15-12, etc. 15-16)
Box 15
Chapter 8: Fanaticism and Moral Childhood
(6 folders)
(15-17, etc.-15-22)
Box 15
Chapter 9: Northern Ireland and Partition
(13 folders)
(15-23, etc.-15-35)
Box 16
Chapter 10: The Irish Catholic Empire Abroad
(6 folders)
(16-1, etc. 16-6)
Box 16
Chapter 11: The Future of Irish Catholic Power
(16-7)
Box 16
Appendix: The Case of the Papal Nuncio
(5 folders)
(16-8, etc.-16-12)
Box 16
Interviews
(16-13)
Box 16
Corrections, including supplemental bulletin
(16-14)
Box 16
The Commonweal controversy
(16-15)
Box 16
Promotional campaign
(16-16)
Box 16
Reviews
(8 folders)
(16-17, etc.-16-24)
Box 16
"Two Faces of Ireland"
(2 folders)
(16-25; 16-26)
Box 16
Post-publication materials
(5 folders)
(16-27, etc.-16-31)
The Right to Read (1955)
Box 17
Bibliography
(17-1)
Box 17
Chapter 1: The Great Literary Machine
(3 folders)
(17-2; 17-3; 17-4)
Box 17
Chapter 2: Pattern of Control
(2 folders)
(17-5; 17-6)
Box 17
Chapter 3: Communism and Capitalism
(2 folders)
(17-7; 17-8)
Box 17
Chapter 4: Textbooks and the Schools
(3 folders)
(17-9; 17-10; 17-11)
Box 17
Chapter 5: Patriotism and Treason
(5 folders)
(17-12, etc.-17-16)
Box 17
Chapter 6: Sex and Obscenity
(3 folders)
(17-17; 17-18; 17-19)
Box 17
Chapter 7: Pressure, Puritans and The Press
(2 folders)
(17-20; 17-21)
Box 17
Chapter 8: Blasphemy, Faith and Race
(17-22)
Box 17
Chapter 9: Crime, Violence and the Comics
(6 folders)
(17-23, etc.-17-28)
Box 17
Chapter 10: Advertising, Libel and Secrecy
(6 folders)
(17-29, etc.-17-34)
Box 17
Chapter 11: The Future of Censorship
(2 folders)
(17-35; 17-36)
Box 17
General
(5 folders)
(17-37, etc.-17-41)
Box 18
Promotional campaign
(18-1)
Box 18
Reviews
(18-2)
Box 18
Original manuscript
(18-3)
Box 18
Scrapbook of reviews
God and Man in Washington (1960)
Box 19
Chapter 2: One Nation Under God
(10 folders)
(19-1, etc.-19-10)
Box 19
Chapter 3: God, Man, and the Supreme Court
(4 folders)
(19-11, etc.-19-14)
Box 19
Chapter 4: God, Man and Congress
(2 folders)
(19-15; 19-16)
Box 19
Chapter 5: God, Man and the Presidency
(7 folders)
(19-17, etc.-19-23)
Box 19
Chapter 6: Pluralism and the Good Society
(2 folders)
(19-24; 19-25)
Box 19
Promotional campaign
(19-26)
Box 19
Reviews
(19-27)
Box 19
Scrapbook of reviews
Box 20
Original manuscript
(20-1)
Materials collected by Blanshard concerning John F. Kennedy and his presidential campaign 1956-1960
Box 20
General materials
(5 folders)
(20-2, etc.-20-6)
Box 20
The Convention
(6 folders)
(20-7, etc.-20-12)
Box 20
The Campaign
(10 folders)
(20-13, etc.-20-22)
Box 20
West Virginia primary
(20-23)
Box 20
Wisconsin primary
(20-24)
Box 20
Kennedy's Houston speech
(20-25)
Box 20
Kennedy's education policy
(20-26)
Box 20
Richard Nixon's campaign
(20-27)
Box 20
Puerto Rico
(20-28)
Box 20
Kennedy administration
(20-29)
Freedom and Catholic Power in Spain and Portugal (1962)
Box 21
Bibliography and general information
(3 folders)
(21-1; 21-2; 21-3)
Box 21
Chapter 1: Personal Prologue: An American Issue
(21-4)
Box 21
Chapter 2: From the Inquisition to Franco
(6 folders)
(21-5, etc.-21-10)
Box 21
Chapter 3: A Political Church at Work
(3 folders)
(21-11; 21-12; 21-13)
Box 21
Chapter 4: The Protestants
(8 folders)
(21-14, etc.-21-21)
Box 21
Chapter 5: The Masons and the Jews
(21-22)
Box 21
Chapter 6: Sex, Marriage and Burial
(21-23)
Box 21
Chapter 7: Education in the Shadow of the Church
(3 folders)
(21-24; 21-25; 21-26)
Box 21
Chapter 8: How the Censorship Works
(7 folders)
(21-27, etc. 21-33)
Box 21
Chapter 9: The Labor-Capital Strait Jacket
(3 folders)
(21-34; 21-35; 21-36)
Box 22
Chapter 10: Unholy Alliance
(4 folders)
(22-1, etc.-22-4)
Box 22
Chapter 12: Catholics, Protestants and Fatima
(5 folders)
(22-5, etc.-22-9)
Box 22
Notebooks of interviews and background information
(22-10)
Box 22
Reviews
(2 folders)
(22-11; 22-12)
Religion and the Schools (1963)
Box 23
Outlines bibliography and introduction
(23-a)
Box 23
Chapter 1: Jefferson to Kennedy: The Continuing Controversy
(2 folders)
(23-1; 23-2)
Box 23
Chapter 2: The Supreme Court Examines a New York Prayer
(2 folders)
(23-3; 23-4)
Box 23
Chapter 3: The National Reaction
(23-5)
Box 23
Chapter 4: Is the Supreme Court Right?
(2 folders)
(23-6; 23-7)
Box 23
Chapter 5: Bible-Reading and the Lord's Prayer in the Public Schools
(3 folders)
(23-8; 23-9; 23-10)
Box 23
Chapter 6: Tax Dollars for Church Schools
(22 folders)
(23-11, etc.-23-32)
Box 24
Chapter 7: Buses, Books and Teachers
(8 folders)
(24-1, etc. 24-8)
Box 24
Chapter 8: Truth and Consequences
(2 folders)
(24-9; 24-10)
Box 24
Appendices: Important legal cases regarding prayer, Bible-reading, and church-state relations
(6 folders)
(24-11, etc.-24-16)
Box 24
Reviews
(2 folders)
(24-17; 24-18)
Box 24
Scrapbook of Reviews and promotional materials
Paul Blanshard on Vatican II (1966)
Box 25
Chapter 1: What was This Council?
(5 folders)
(25-1, etc. 25-5)
Box 25
Chapter 2: John and the Beginning
(3 folders)
(25-6; 25-7; 25-8)
Box 25
Chapter 3: Paul, the Institutional Man
(4 folders)
(25-9, etc.-25-12)
Box 25
Chapter 4: Collegiality to Infallibility
(7 folders)
(25-13, etc.-25-19)
Box 25
Chapter 5: Religious Liberty, External
(5 folders)
(25-20, etc.-25-24)
Box 25
Chapter 6: Religious Liberty, Internal
(7 folders)
(25-25, etc.-25-31)
Box 25
Chapter 7: The Jews
(6 folders)
(25-32, etc. 25-37)
Box 26
Chapter 8: How Much Christian Unity?
(11 folders)
(26-1, etc. 26-11)
Box 26
Chapter 9: Mary, Scripture and Tradition
(2 folders)
(26-12; 26-13)
Box 26
Chapter 10: Sex, Celibacy and Women
(26-14)
Box 26
Chapter 11: Marriage and Divorce
(5 folders)
(26-15, etc.-26-19)
Box 26
Chapter 12: Birth Control and So Forth
(7 folders)
(26-20, etc.-26-26)
Box 26
Chapter 13: The Miraculous Underworld
(3 folders)
(26-27; 26-28; 26-29)
Box 26
Chapter 14: Church, State and Diplomacy
(4 folders)
(26-30, etc.-26-33)
Box 26
Chapter 15: Church, State and Schools
(2 folders)
(26-34; 26-35)
Box 26
Chapter 16: Sweetness and Light
(4 folders)
(26-36, etc.-26-39)
Box 26
Chapter 17: Balance Sheet
(2 folders)
(26-40; 26-41)
Box 27
Background materials and general information on Vatican collected and organized by Blanshard
Box 27
Second Session, First Week
(2 folders)
(27-1; 27-2)
Box 27
Second Session, Second Week
(27-3)
Box 27
Second Session, Third Week
(27-4)
Box 27
Second Session, Fourth Week
(27-5)
Box 27
Second Session, Fifth Week
(27-6)
Box 27
Second Session, Sixth Week
(27-7)
Box 27
Second Session, Seventh Week
(2 folders)
(27-8; 27-9)
Box 27
Second Session, Eighth Week
(27-10)
Box 27
Second Session, Ninth Week
(27-11)
Box 27
Second Session, Tenth Week
(27-12)
Box 27
Second Session, Eleventh Week
(27-13)
Box 27
Second Session, Twelfth Week
(2 folders)
(27-14; 27-15)
Box 27
Third Session
(5 folders)
(27-16, etc.-27-20)
Box 27
Fourth Session, First. Week
(27-21)
Box 27
Fourth Session, Second to Fifth Weeks
(27-22)
Box 27
Fourth Session, Sixth to Eighth Weeks
(27-23)
Box 27
General Information
(4 folders)
(27-24, etc. 27-27)
Box 28
Vatican Decrees
(3 folders)
(28-1; 28-2; 28-3)
Box 28
Post-Vatican Council
(28-4)
Box 28
Reviews
(3 folders)
(28-5; 28-6; 28-7)
Personal and Controversial (1973)
Box 28
Reviews
(3 folders)
(28-8; 28-9; 28-10)
Some of My Best Friends are Christians (1974)
Box 28
Reviews
(28-11)
Background materials used in preparation of speeches, articles, etc. [subseries]
Box 7
Birth Control
(9 folders)
(7-1, etc.-7-9)
Box 7
Catholic Church Land Possessions
(7-10)
Box 7
Catholicism and the Presidency
(7-11)
Box 7
Federal Aid to Private Schools
(7-12)
Box 7
Mixed religious marriages
(7-13)
Box 7
Papal Election 1959
(7-14)
Box 7
Parochiaid
(3 folders)
(7-15; 7-16; 7-17)
Box 7
Right Wing
(3 folders)
(7-18; 7-19; 7-20)
Box 7
Vatican Ambassador
(7-21)
Box 7
Vermont School System and Religious Instruction
(7-22)
Biographical Material [series]
The Biographical Information series is noteworthy for the clippings and scrapbooks maintained by Blanshard throughout his career. This series will be most valuable for its documentation of early Blanshard activities that are not otherwise represented in the collection.
Books and Pamphlets on Paul Blanshard [subseries]
Box 7
Francis J. Connell, C.S.S.R. Scholarship and Paul Blanshard (n.d.) and Blanshard's reply, Father Connell and The
Box 7
Scholarship of Paul Blanshard
Box 7
Frances J. Connell, C.S.S.R. Paul Blanshard: American Freedom and Catholic Power 1950
Box 7
Answers to American Freedom and Catholic Power
Box 7
Dale Francis American Freedom and Paul Blanshard (1950) [3 copies] and Answering Paul Blanshard
(2 copies)
Box 7
George H. Dunne, S.J. Religion and American Democracy (1949)
(3 copies)
Box 7
Blanshard and His Sponsors (1951)
Box 7
James M. O'Neill Catholicism and American Freedom (1952)
Books and Pamphlets on religious themes, some including comments by or about Blanshard [subseries]
Box 7
Awful Disclosures of Maria Monk [1836)
Box 7
Martin J. Scott, S.J ., Science Helps the Church: The Church Favors Science
Box 7
Protestants and other Americans United for Separation of Church and State Studies in Church-State Relations: The American Way
Box 7
George Earle Owen Faith and Freedom (1953)
Box 7
Edward C. Podvin, M.D. A Doctor Speaks out on Birth Control (undated)
Box 7
Vox Vocis Contraception is Sin (1949)
Box 7
Joseph P. Kamp Famine in America: Home Grown by the Farmers from Union Square
(2 copies)
Box 7
Rt. Rev. Wm. C. McGrath, P.A. Fatima or World Suicide (1950)
Box 7
Friends of Democracy, Inc. Joe Kamp: Peddler of Propaganda and Hero of the Pro-Fascists (undated)
Box 7
The Future of Protestants and other Americans United for Separation of Church and State (1962)
Box 7
Beacon Press. The Ideas and the Books (1964)
Box 7
William Ebenstein Church and State in Franco-Spain (1960)
Clippings/scrapbooks (mainly about Paul Blanshard) [subseries]
Box 8
University of Michigan 1910-1914
(8-1)
Box 8
Harvard University and Maverick Congregational Church (East Boston) 1914-1916
(8-2)
Box 8
First Congregational Church (Tampa, Florida) 1916-1919
(8-3)
Box 8
Amalgamated Textile Workers of America (Utica and Rochester New York) 1918-1923
(5 folders)
(8-4, etc.-8-8)
Box 8
British Labor Movement 1923
(8-9)
Box 8
League for Industrial Democracy 1924-1933
(8-10)
City Affairs Committee and Department of Investigation and Accounts, New York City
Box 8
Papers 1931-1937
(3 folders)
(8-11; 8-12; 8-13)
Box 8
Scrapbooks April 1931-April 1932
Box 8
Scrapbooks April 1932-July 1933
Box 9a
Scrapbook 1 December 29, 1928-June 1, 1934
Box 9b
Scrapbook 1 (cont.) June 5, 1934-March 14, 1935
Box 9c
Scrapbook 2 March 14, 1935-December 19, 1935
Box 9d
Scrapbook 2 (cont.) December 20, 1935-September 18, 1936
Box 9e
Scrapbook 3 September 19, 1936-February 2, 1938
Box 10
American Labor Party 1940
(10-1)
Box 10
Miscellaneous 1942
(10-2)
Box 10
Miscellaneous 1947
(10-3)
Box 10
Miscellaneous 1948
(10-4)
Box 10
Miscellaneous 1949
(3 folders)
(10-5; 10-6; 10-7)
Box 10
Miscellaneous 1950
(5 folders)
(10-8, etc.-10-12)
Box 10
The Nation ban 1949-1950
(10-13)
Box 10
The Vatican Holy Year 1950
(3 folders)
(10-14; 10-15; 10-16)
Miscellaneous
Box 10
1951
(7 folders)
(10-17, etc.-10-23)
Box 10
1952
(2 folders)
(10-24; 10-25)
Box 10
1953
(10-26)
Box 10
1954
(10-27)
Box 10
The Commonweal controversy 1954
(10-28)
Box 10
1955
(10-29)
Box 10
America controversy 1955
(10-30)
Box 10
1956-1974
(19 folders)
(1 folder for each year; 10-31, etc.-10-49)
Personal and miscellaneous [subseries]
Box 29
Biographical Information
(29-1)
Box 29
Genealogical Information including marriage certificate
(29-2)
Box 29
Miscellaneous family materials, including correspondence
(29-3)
Box 29
Materials related to Blanshard's Journey of Remembrance to the towns of his youth in Ohio, Michigan and Canada (also includes History of Fredericksburg, Ohio and Community) 1966
(29-4)
Box 29
Miscellaneous materials related to Protestants and other Americans United for Separation of Church and State
(3 folders)
(29-5; 29-6; 29-7)
Box 29
Brother Colin Macdonald, "Paul Blanshard and American Catholicism" 1969
(M.A. thesis, University of San Francisco)
Box 29
Clayton LeRoy McNearney, "The Roman Catholic Response to the Writings of Paul Blanshard" 1970
(Ph.D. Thesis, University of Iowa)
Miscellaneous [subseries]
(materials received after the processing of the first accession)
Diaries and journal notes
Box 29
1939, 1946, 1948
Box 29
1962-1967
Box 29
1970s
(3 folders)
Articles, books, and newspaper column
Box 29
Miscellaneous published articles 1973-1979
Articles published in The Churchman 1975-1977
Box 29
"Saints Aren't Funny--Or Are They?"
Box 29
"Catholicism and Sex"
Box 29
"Sex and Those Celibate Fathers"
Box 29
"Anti-Sexual Religion"
Box 29
"Recalling Controversial Days"
Articles published in The Humanist 1975-1976
Box 29
"Humanism Versus Orthodoxy"
Box 29
"Three Cheers for our Secular State"
Box 29
Notes for a book, A Pocket Guide to Religion and Morals 1939
Box 29
Notes and correspondence for unpublished book, When Girls Were Good 1949-1952
Box 29
Reviews and excerpts of Classics of Free-Thought 1974-1978
Box 29
"My View," column in the St. Petersburg, Florida, Evening Independent 1975
Box 29
Miscellaneous writings undated
Speeches
Box 29
Abortion February 28, 1971
Box 29
The Humanist Case Against Organized Religion November 8, 1974
Box 29
Humanism vs Orthodoxy April 25, 1975
Box 29
Religious and Anti-Religious Freedom October 5, 1975
Box 29
Separation of Church and State January 24, 1976
Clippings 1972-1977
Box 29
Various
Sound Recordings [series]
The Sound Recording series consists of reel-to-reel tapes and phonograph discs. Included is a broadcast, May 16, 1960, of "Open Hearing" on ABC-TV news on the topic of the Catholic Church and the election of 1960 with guests, Paul Blanshard, James O'Gara, and John Bennett. There is, in addition, a recording of a speech, 1973, delivered before the Americans United for Separation of Church and State, entitled, "Our Battle with Clerical Power"; and disc recording of Blanshard appearing on WNEW's program "Counterpoint" moderated by William Kunstler.
Audio-tapes [subseries] [Blanshared digital audio files are accessible only in the Bentley Library reading room.]
Box 31
Our Battle with Clerical Power Dr. Paul Blanshard 1973[Blanshared digital audio files are accessible only in the Bentley Library reading room.]
(Audio Cassette, Compact Cassette, 1 7/8 ips)
Online
[Side 1] ([851649-SR-1-1]) [Blanshared digital audio files are accessible only in the Bentley Library reading room.]
(Speech given before the organization Americans United for Separation of Church and State.)
(mp3 file)
[access item]
Online
[Side 2] ([851649-SR-1-2]) [Blanshared digital audio files are accessible only in the Bentley Library reading room.]
(Speech given before the organization Americans United for Separation of Church and State.)
(mp3 file)
[access item]
Box 31
"Open Hearing" and "Open Line" 1960 May 15[Blanshared digital audio files are accessible only in the Bentley Library reading room.]
(Audio Reel-to-Reel, 7 inch)
Online
[Part 1] ([851649-SR-3-1]) [Blanshared digital audio files are accessible only in the Bentley Library reading room.]
(Discussion of John F. Kennedy's campaign, his Catholic religion, and other issues of Catholicism in the U.S., and a discussion of the separation of Church and State.)
[access item]
Box 31
Speech before Americans United for Separation of Church and State 1973[Blanshared digital audio files are accessible only in the Bentley Library reading room.]
Phono-discs [subseries]
Sound Disc 1
WNEW Counterpoint with William Kuntsler
(1 phonograph record)
(located with sound recordings)
Sound Disc 1
"The Future of Catholic Power"
(2 phonograph records)
Photographs [series]
The Photograph series contains portraits of Blanshard and his three wives; photos of a demonstration at Macy's in 1949 over its refusal to sell American Freedom and Catholic Power. In addition there are family photographs and portraits of Norman Thomas. Blanshard was a supporter of Thomas in many of his elections.
Portraits
Box 31
1913, 1916
Box 31
1950s
Box 31
1960s-1970s
Box 31
Paul Blanshard at various meetings of Blanshard family
(include brother Brand Blanshard, grandparents, father, Francis George Blanshard, and sons Paul and Rufus Blanshard)
Box 31
Julia Anderson Blanshard 1890s-1930s
Box 31
Mary Hillyer Blanshard 1900s-1960s
Box 31
Beatrice Mayer Blanshard 1962, 1970s
Box 31
Blanshard homes: Thetford Center, Virginia and Washington D.C.
Box 31
Thomas, Norman
Box 31
Miscellaneous
(include demonstration in 1949 outside of Macy's Department Store over their refusal to stock Blanshard's book)
Julia Anderson Blanshard circa 1920-1939 [series]
The papers of Julia Anderson Blanshard is small and consists of newspaper articles written by her in the 1920s and 1930s. Some of these detail her observations while visiting in the Soviet Union and of her visit to different nudist camps in Germany.
Box 30
Newspaper articles written by Julia Anderson Blanshard 1920s-1930s
(30-1)
Box 30
Newspaper articles written by Julia Anderson Blanshard 1920s-1930s
(including observations of life in Russia and nudist camps in Germany)
(30-2)
Mary Hillyer Blanshard 1924-1965 [series]
The Mary Hillyer Blanshard series covers the period of 1924 to 1965 and is composed of correspondence, articles, speeches, and subject files. This series is especially valuable for its documentation of Mary Hillyer Blanshard's political involvement and her championship of organized labor and other progressive causes. Of note are files pertaining to her interest in the International Ladies Garment Workers Union. The researcher will find here strike pamphlets, newsletters, and a history of the shirt workers union. There is also material about the Keep Out of War Congress.
Correspondence [subseries]
Box 30
Undated, A-H
(30-3)
Box 30
Undated, J-Z
(30-4)
Box 30
1924-1929
(30-5)
Box 30
1930-1933
(30-6)
Box 30
1934-1939
(30-7)
Box 30
1940
(30-8)
Box 30
1941-1942
(30-9)
Box 30
1943-1957
(30-10)
Box 30
1960-1961
(30-11)
Box 30
1962
(30-12)
Box 30
1963-1964
(30-13)
Box 30
1965
(30-14)
Articles [subseries]
(30-15)
Box 30
"Crisis in Labor: Industrial Versus Craft Unionism" 1936
Box 30
"Is This Our War?" 1940
Box 30
"Stop Hitler Now and Here" 1941
Box 30
"Can Government Solve the Problem of Poverty?" 1941
Box 30
"Italy and Birth Control" 1951
Box 30
"The White House Conference on Children and Youth" 1960
Box 30
"From the Inside, Looking Out" 1962
Box 30
"Capitol Hill Drama--SRO!" 1962
Speeches [subseries]
(30-16)
Box 30
"Labor Organizing" 1920s
Box 30
"Better Business Relations" 1930
Box 30
"Acts of Tyranny and Terror" 1930s
Box 30
Remarks concerning Post-War World Council 1942
Box 30
Statement before Special Senate Committee on Education 1959
Box 30
Sermonette before Unitarians 1961
Box 30
"Negroes Want to be Treated Like Men" 1962
Box 30
"Unitarians in Government" 1962
International Ladies Garment Workers Union Local no. 38: Custom Dressmakers Union [subseries]
Box 30
Strike pamphlets 1920s-1930s
(2 folders)
(30-17; 30-18)
Box 30
Newsletters 1920s-1930s
(30-19)
Box 30
Strike agreements, song, review of progress
(30-20)
Box 30
Miscellaneous
(30-21)
Box 30
Clippings and Bread and Roses: The Story of the Rise of the Shirt Workers
(30-22)
Box 30
"Close Up of the Clothing Industry"
(30-23)
Box 30
Notes on organization campaign among Troy, N.Y. Shirtworkers 1934
(30-24)
Socialist Party [subseries]
Conventions
Box 30
1932, 1934, 1935
(30-25)
Box 30
Convention 1936
(2 folders)
(30-26; 30-27)
Box 30
Miscellaneous printed 1930s
(30-28)
Box 30
Miscellaneous materials on League for Industrial Democracy 1930s
(30-29)
GM-UAW Strike, Flint 1937
Box 30
The Flint Auto Worker, Socialist Call, The I.M.A. News, The Advance February 1937
(30-30)
Box 30
"Punch Press" (official strike bulletin) February 1937
(30-31)
Box 30
News releases, songs and miscellanea
(30-32)
Box 30
Miscellaneous CIO pamphlets
(30-33)
Box 30
Miscellaneous on liberal and radical movements
(30-34)
Keep America Out of War Congress [subseries]
Box 30
News releases February-November, 1941
(30-35)
Box 30
Pamphlets
Box 30
Mary Hillyer Blanshard speeches and Speaker's Handbook
(30-36)
Box 30
Memoranda, resolutions and reports
(30-37)
Box 30
Printed materials
(30-38)
Box 30
Clippings
(30-39)
Various other interests and activities [subseries]
Box 30
Post-War World Council miscellanea 1942
(30-40)
Box 30
Printed and clippings on Springfield, Massachusetts birth control controversy 1947
(30-41)
Box 30
Printed and miscellanea concerning Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America (New England) 1954
(30-42)
Box 30
Unitarian Action (Mary Hillyer Blanshard, ed.) November 1958-February 1962
(30-43)
Box 30
Unitarian Fellowship for Social Justice-miscellaneous printed
(30-44)
Clippings/biographical [subseries]
Box 30
Clippings 1930s
(30-45)
Box 30
Clippings, Blanshard-Hillyer marriage 1935
(30-46)
Box 30
Clippings 1940s
(30-47)
Box 30
Clippings 1950s
(30-48)
Box 30
Clippings 1960s
(30-49)
Box 30
Clippings, obituaries 1965
(30-50)
Box 30
Biographical and genealogical information
(30-51)
Box 30
Scrapbook of articles written for The Christian Register, and clippings 1957-1962
Additional Descriptive Data
Selective index to the correspondence files of Paul Blanshard
Ad Hoc Committee to Lift Ban on The Nation.
December 6, 1948, December 2, 1948, February 5, 1949, July 13, 1949, December 6, 1949, June 16, 1950, June 26, 1950
Adler, Julius Ochs, 1892-1955.
May 19, 1949, June 8, 1949
Aiken, George David, 1892-
June 24, 1954
Allport, Gordon Willard, 1897-1967.
May 11, 1950
American Civil Liberties Union.
February 19, 1955, April 8, 1955, July 17, 1961, May 22, 1962, December 31, 1962
American Genetic Association.
September 7, 1951
American Humanist Association.
Letters throughout.
American Jewish Committee.
May 19, 1950, July 24, 1951, August 2, 1951, April 28, 1952, September 21, 1954, October 22, 1954, November 29, 1954, March 29, 1955, May 2, 1957, January 13, 1958, February 4, 1958, March 11, 1958, August 26, 1958, September 3, 1958, December 15, 1958, January 15, 1959, January 22. 1959, June 23, 1959, July 1, 1959, July 29, 1959, August 11, 1959, November 4, 1959, February 8, 1960, March 3, 1960, July 21, 1960, June 30, 1960, 1962, June 10, 1963, October 27, 1963
American Jewish Congress.
March 21, 1949, March 10, 1953, April 8, 1953, January 4, 1955, May 24, 1955, July 13, 1955, April 14, 1956, July 24, 1956, April 24, 1957, August 6, 1957, August 13, 1957, December 30, 1958, February 11, 1959, November 23, 1959, February 18, 1963, February, 24, 1965, June 1, 1965, January 17, 1966, May 3, 1966, May 10, 1966, July 12, 1966, March 15, 1968, March 19, 1968, June 24, 1968
Amory, Cleveland, 1917-
September 18, 1954
Anderson, Jack Northman, 1922-
August 3, 1953
Argoff, Charles, 1902-
January 3, 1950
Archer, Glenn Leroy, 1906-
September 1, 1949, September 26, 1949, November 22, 1949, December 14, 1949, December 18, 1950, 1951, April 16, 1953, May 25, 1953, June 2, 1953, October 2, 1953, November 5, 1953, August 19, 1954, January 27, 1955, March 15, 1955, March 21, 1955, April 7, 1955, May 2, 1955, August 30, 1955, September 12, 1956., June 12, 1957, August 12, 1957, June 2, 1958, June 3, 1958, June 17, 1958, August 12, 1958, August 29, 1958, September 2, 1958, September 26, 1958, April 30, 1959, September 27, 1961, July 10, 1962, November 21, 1963, August 5, 1964, August 28, 1964, September 4, 1964, March 16, 1965, May, 1967, November 20, 1968
Arnold, Melvin Luxton, 1913-
Letters throughout.
Arthur, William Bolling, 1914-
November 1, 1963
Axtelle, George, 1893-
April 11, 1958, April 17, 1958
Bain, Read, 1892-
September 1, 1959
Bartlett, Harley Harris, 1886-1960.
December 9, 1949
Beacon Press.
Letters throughout.
Bennett, Wallace Foster, 1898-
June 20, 1963
Benson, Ezra Taft, 1899-
September 23, 1960
Biddle, Francis, 1886-1968.
March 8, 1945
Birkhead, Leon Milton, 1885-1954.
June 29, 1949
Blanshard, Brand, 1892-
July 23, 1948, December 9, 1948, January 26, 1949, December 21, 1950 June 15, 1951, July 25, 1951, April 20, 1952, May 24, 1953, November 1, 1953, November 20, 1953, January 10, 1954, August 9, 1954, August 27, 1954, December 15, 1954, January 4, 1955, July 31, 1955, March 23, 1956, April 27, 1956, May 20, 1956, July 2, 1956, August 22, 1956, August 26, 1956, October 6, 1956, undated, 1957, May 1, 1957, December 30, 1957, January 7, 1958, March 2, 1958, August 16, 1958, September 3, 1958, November 8, 1958, January 13, 1959, January 25, 1959, November 23, 1959, December 27, 1959, March 13, 1960, July 8, 1960, October 12, 1960, December 31, 1960, February 19, 1961, August 23, 1961, September 3, 1961, January 8, 1962, March 5, 1962, April 11, 1962, June 12, 1962, July 5, 1962, August 29, 1962, December 19, 1962, January 9, 1963, May 31, 1963, July 18, 1963, October 27, 1963, December 16, 1963, April 20, 1964, June 22, 1964, August 17, 1964 August 31, 1964, October 29, 1964, December 18, 1964, January 27, 1965, April 3, 1965, January 30, 1966, May 12, 1966, July 7, 1966, August 27, 1966, December 11, 1966, January 3, 1967, February 9, 1967, April 24, 1967, July 16, 1967, September 8, 1967, September 27, 1967, January 1, 1968, January 12, 1968, February 18, 1968, February 27, 1968, April 3, 1968, May 30, 1968, December 15, 1968, January 11, 1969, March 2, 1969, May 1, 1969, May 9, 1969, May 22, 1969
Blanshard, Mary (Hillyer), -1965.
See Mary (Hillyer) Blanshard Inventory.
Bowie, Walter Russell, 1882-1969.
August 29, 1949
Brameld, Theodore, 1904-
January 3, 1954
Brown, Francis, 1903-
May 9, 1962
Bunche, Ralph Johnson, 1904-1971.
October 25, 1947, November 21, 1960
Burdett, Winston, 1913-
January 1, 1965, April 21, 1965, July 4, 1965, June 27, 1966
Burns, James MacGregor, 1918-
December 8, 1959
Caldwell, John Tyler, 1911-
February 16, 1959
Chalmers, Allan Knight, 1897-
December 15, 1954
Chambers, David Laurance, 1879-1963.
April 13, 1948
Clothier, Florence, 1903-
April 17, 1951
Cogley, John, 1916-
March 23, 1953, April 20, 1953, March 26, 1958, May 14, 1958, May 26, 1958, November 20, 1967
Collier, John, 1884-1968.
November 9, 1947
Cousins, Norman, 1912-
July 12, 1949, June 12, 1953, June 3, 1954, May 21, 1958, May 14, 1962, September 27, 1967
Cowley, William Harold, 1899-
March 27, 1948
Dawson, Joseph M., 1879-
June 22, 1953
Dewey, John, 1859-1952.
June 7, 1949
Dickinson, Robert Latou, 1861-1950.
June 18, 1948, October 22, 1948, October 28, 1948, April 19, 1949
Douglas, Paul Howard, 1892-
May 22, 1957, September 8, 1965, May 6, 1969
Einstein, Albert, 1879-1955.
July 19, 1951
Eliot, Frederick May, 1889-1958.
June 20, 1949, February 20, 1956
Evans, Bergen, 1904-
November 24, 1947
Fairchild, Henry Pratt, 1880-1956.
May 19, 1949, May 18, 1951
Fey, Harold E., 1898-
April 9, 1953, June 10, 1954, November 4, 1958
Fischer, John, 1910-
June 8, 1949, November 1, 1957, January 8, 1963, March 13, 1963
Flanders, Ralph Edward, 1880-1970.
August 12, 1957
Foote, Henry Wilder, 1875-1964.
January 14, 1954
Ford, Gerald Rudolph, 1913-
June 19, 1956
Freethinkers of America.
June 14, 1948, April 6, 1955
Friends of Democracy, Inc.
June 29, 1949, October 25, 1949
Gallup, George Horace, 1901-
May 9, 1958
Gannett, Lewis Stiles, 1891-1966.
March 18, 1948, June 3, 1954
Gibson, Ernest William, 1901-1969.
March 1, 1949
Givens, Willard Earl, 1886-1971.
January 24, 1949, May 6, 1949
Goldman, Eric Frederick, 1915-
April 28, 1956, June 19, 1956
Greeley, Dana McLean, 1908-
August 29, 1963, March 9, 1966
Gruening, Ernest, 1887-
May 8, 1963, February 22, 1965, April 28, 1965
Gunther, John, 1901-
September 25, 1961
Hall, Frank A., 1894-1972.
December 11, 1951
Hardman, J. B. S.
July 9, 1951, July 13, 1951
Harrington, Donald
August 8, 1949, December 21, 1951, June 25, 1956, April 27, 1966
Harrison, Gilbert A., 1915-
December 1, 1959, December 16, 1959
Hartman, Carl G., 1879-1968.
September 25, 1951
Hays, Arthur Garfield, 1881-1954.
January 5, 1950
Hechinger, Fred Michael, 1920-
February 20, 1961
Henry, Carl Ferdinand Howard, 1913-
December 4, 1958, December 9, 1958
Holmes, John Haynes, 1879-1964.
April 11, 1949, April 20, 1949, July 23, 1960
Human Betterment Association of America, Inc.
January 14, 1953
Hunt, Alma, 1909-
June 4, 1953
Hutchins, Robert Maynard, 1899-
June 11, 1954
Hutchinson, Paul, 1890-1956.
May 27, 1949, June 3, 1949, August 9, 1949, April 20, 1953, May 19, 1953
Huxley, Julian, 1887-1975.
September 7, 1951, June 14, 1954
Independent Voters for Norman Thomas.
September 2, 1948
Institute of Ethnic Affairs.
November 9, 1947
International Committee on Planned Parenthood.
May 30, 1952
International Planned Parenthood Federation.
November 23, 1953, December 7, 1953, April 26, 1961
James, Edwin Leland, 1890-1951.
October 14, 1948
Jones, Bob, 1911-
December 6, 1958
Jones, Howard Mumford, 1892-
December 9, 1956
Kallen, Horace Meyer, 1882-
November 18, 1958
Kennedy, John Fitzgerald, 1917-1963.
January 13, 1958, February 14, 1958, April 24, 1958, April 29, 1959, February 10, 1961
Kirchwey, Freda
October 23, 1947, January 28, 1948, January 16, 1948, March 5, 1948, May 24, 1950, May 31, 1951, September 12, 1951, September 19, 1951, November 6, 1953, June 14, 1954, July 9, 1954, March 16, 1965
Kirstein, George Garland, 1909-
August 5, 1958
Knopf, Alfred A., 1892-
November 6, 1947, November 17, 1947, December 24, 1947
Kunstler, William Moses, 1919-
June 4, 1958, January 29, 1960
LaGuardia, Fiorella Henry, 1882-1947.
October 16, 1942
Lamont, Corliss, 1902-
March 16, 1956, June 27, 1956, April 6, 1957, May 17, 1957, May 28, 1957, June 18, 1957, April 14, 1958, November 4, 1958
LaPiana, George, 1879-1971.
September 23, 1948, October 25, 1948, February 27, 1949, March 1, 1949, May 6, 1950, June 12, 1950, January 26, 1951, February 19, 1951, September 18, 1951, December 28, 1951
Lasker, Bruno, 1880-1965.
October 10, 1954, February 11, 1955
Latham, Harold Strong, 1887-1969.
November 29, 1950
Lathrop, John Howland, 1880-1967.
March 15, 1949
League for Fair Play.
November 4, 1947
Lee, Alfred McClung, 1906-
June 8, 1955, April 23, 1963
Leiper, Henry Smith, 1891-
July 23, 1948, April 22, 1949, October 31, 1951, January 4, 1952, June 4, 1958, February 10, 1959
Lerner, Max, 1902-
March 22, 1958
Lewis, Anthony, 1927-
January 3. 1960
Lipphard, William Benjamin, 1886-1971.
June 20, 1949,. September 21, 1949
Livingston, Goodhue, 1867-1951.
December 2, 1958
Lodge, John Davis, 1903-
July 31, 1959
Lord, John Wesley, 1902-
July 19, 1966
Luce, Henry Robinson, 1898-1967.
August 9, 1949
Lyons, Louis, 1897-
December 11, 1962
McGraw, Harold Whittlesey, 1918-
February 26, 1958
MacGregor, Frank Silver, 1897-1971.
November 20, 1951, January 31, 1952
MacKay, John Alexander, 1889-
January 22, 1951
MacLeish, Archibald, 1892-
December 2, 1948
Mallett, Reginald, 1893-1965.
April 13, 1960
Matthews, Herbert Lionel, 1900-
March 13, 1961
Miller, Clyde R., 1888-
November 4, 1947, November 6, 1947, December 4, 1947
Moehlman, Conrad Henry, 1879-
July 10, 1951
Monroney, Aimer Stillwell (Mike), 1902-
February 10, 1960
Moore, Hugh, 1887-1972.
January 30, 1962
Muller, Hermann Joseph, 1890-1967.
August 20, 1951, October 23, 1951
Muste, Abraham John, 1885-1967.
October 15, 1953
Nader, Ralph, 1934-
August 27, 1958, September 18, 1958
National Council on Freedom From Censorship.
November 30, 1953
Neuberger, Maurine Brown, 1907-
October 8, 1963, September 9, 1965
O'Dwyer, William, 1890-1964.
July 26, 1948
Oxnam, Garfield Bromley, 1891-1963.
November 11, 1947, January 15, 1948, June 27, 1949, September 22, 1949, December 19, 1949, June 10, 1959
Peal, Norman Vincent, 1898-
September 15, 1960
Pearson, Drew, 1897-1969.
September 2, 1949
Phillips, Thomas Wharton, 1874-1956.
December 19, 1949, October 8, 1951
Pike, James Albert, 1913-1969.
February 7, 1955, December 16, 1959, December 30, 1959, April 28, 1960, December 6, 1962
Pitkin, Walter Boughton, 1878-1953.
October 4, 1951
Planned Parenthood Federation of America, Inc.
April 9, 1947, April 25, 1947, May 8, 1947, June 23, 1947, July 1, 1947, July 25, 1947, August 20, 1947, July 21, 1947, September 16, 1947, November 12, 1947, May 11, 1948, June 24, 1948, October 18, 1948, June 20, 1951, August 9, 1951, December 28, 1953, January 11, 1954, March 4, 1954. April 2, 1957, June 12, 1957, November 9, 1960
Poling, Daniel Alfred, 1884-1968.
November 28, 1956, November 29, 1956, December 5, 1956, February 3, 1960
Poteat, Edwin McNeill, 1892-1955.
August 23, 1948, January 18, 1951, December 3, 1951
Potofsky, Jacob, 1894-
January 8, 1954
Protestants and Other Americans United for Separation of Church and State.
April 29, 1948, September 1, 1949, September 26, 1949, November 22, 1949, December 14, 1949, December 18, 1950, 1951, March 6, 1953, May 8, 1953, May 25, 1953, August 10, 1953, October 2, 1953, November 5, 1953, June 9, 1954, December 29, 1954, 1955, July 25, 1956, September 12, 1956, May 31, 1957, July 5, 1957, July 31, 1957, August 6, 1957, August 12, 1957, 1958, February 20, 1959, March 4, 1959, April 30, 1959, June 23, 1960, June 30, 1960, August 5, 1960, September 26, 1960, 1961, 1962, February 18, 1963, November 21, 1963, November 27, 1963, August 5, 1964, August 17, 1964, August 28, 1964, September 4, 1964, December 15, 1964, February 1, 1965, March 5, 1965, March 15, 1965, March 16, 1965, 1966, May, 1967, July 20, 1967, 1968, February 11, 1969, February 12, 1969, June 2, 1969
Raines, Richard Campbell, 1898-
October 9, 1950
Rice, Paul North, 1888-1967.
June 28, 1948
Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1884-1962.
March 22, 1958
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano, 1882-1945.
August 4, 1933
Rose, David Kenneth, 1902-1963.
April 9, 1947, April 25, 1947, May 8, 1947, June 23, 1947, July 1, 1947, July 25, 1947, September 16, 1947, November 12, 1947, May 11, 1948, October 18, 1948
Rugg, Harold, 1886-1960.
September 13, 1955
Russell, Bertrand, 1872-1970.
April 21, 1951, April 15, 1953, May 15, 1953, November 10, 1953, July 2, 1958
Sanger, Margaret, -1966.
July 30, 1951, November 23, 1953, December 7, 1953
Saxe, Karl, 1892-
July 9, 1951
Schlesinger, Arthur Meier, 1917-
August 8, 1956
Schroeder, John Charles, 1897-1954.
January 7, 1950
Seabury, Samuel, 1873-1958.
December 31, 1937
Sheen, Fulton John, 1895-
July 29, 1948
Shipler, Guy Emery, 1881-
September 21, 1949
Sinclair, Upton, 1878-1968.
October 13, 1948, August 29, 1949, April 7, 1955, April 2, 1956
Society for Ethical Culture (New York).
October 9, 1946, August 5, 1949, August 23, 1949, September 15, 1949, October 31, 1951, September 28, 1953
Sorensen, Theodore Chaikin, 1928-
March 14, 1960, April 12, 1960, May 3, 1961, November 6, 1961
Spivak, Lawrence Edmund
October 15, 1947, October 27, 1947, June 29, 1949
Stein, Robert, 1924-
July 9, 1962
Stokes, Anson Phelps, 1874-1958.
August 23, 1949
Stout, Rex, 1886-
June 4, 1957, August 27, 1957, March 6, 1958
Stuber, Stanley Irving, 1903-
December 10, 1964
Sulzberger, Arthur Hays, 1891-1968.
May 10, 1949
Susskind, David Howard, 1920-
March 17, 1960
Taft, Charles Phelps, 1897-
December 15, 1958
Tate, Jack B., 1902-
June 8, 1953
Taussig, Charles William, 1896-1948.
May 16, 1945, August 6, 1945, September 16, 1947
Tead, Ordway, 1891-
August 4, 1950
Terman, Lewis Madison, 1877-1956.
July 3, 1951
Thayer, Walter Nelson, 1910-
December 31, 1962
Thomas, Norman Mattoon, 1884-1968.
December, 1948, September 24, 1951, October 8, 1951, November 6, 1953, November, 1954, December 19, 1955, November 26, 1956, November 15, 1956, June 26, 1957, July 9, 1957, August 12, 1957, April 25, 1958, January 26, 1960, August 26, 1962, July 17, 1963, February 26, 1965, June 21, 1965, August 12, 1965, September 4, 1965, January 20, 1966, March 21, 1966
Ulich, Robert, 1890-
August 31, 1951, September 25, 1951
Van Dusen, Henry Pitney, 1897-
July 8, 1966
Viereck, Peter, 1916-
September 10, 1951, October 3, 1951
Wakefield, Sherman Day, 1894-1971.
June 26, 1948, August 29, 1948
Warren, Earl, 1891-1974.
January 6, 1960
Weeks, Edward Augustus, 1898-
November 7, 1949, December 8, 1949, December 15, 1949, April 29, 1953, April 29, 1955, July 20, 1956
Wendt, Gerald, 1891-
February 4, 1960, June 11, 1960, September 11, 1960, September 12, 1960, September 16, 1960, July 10, 1962, December 21, 1962, December 31, 1962, September 29, 1963, November 27, 1963, February 29, 1964
Whitaker, Arthur, 1895-
May 7, 1962
Williams, Charl Ormond, 1885-
September 1, 1949, September 9, 1949
Woodfolk, Josiah Pitts (Jack Woodford), 1894-
October 25, 1949
Wylie, Philip Gordon, 1902-1971.
August 6, 1949
Yerkes, Robert Mearns, 1876-1956.
June 22, 1949, July 31, 1949, September 26, 1951
Selective index to the correspondence files of Mary Hillyard Blanshard
Affiliated Summer Schools for Women Workers in Industry
March 5, 1930
America First Committee
November 27, 1940
Blanshard, Brand, 1892-
March 13, 1965
Bliven, Bruce, 1889-
March 17, 1927
Broun, Heywood, 1888-1939.
February 6, 1930, September 3, 1930
Chamberlin, William Henry
Undated
Conference for Progressive Labor Action.
September 21, 1929
Dewey, John, 1859-1952.
October, 1933, February 16, 1938.
Douglas, Emily
Undated, 7 items, December 25, 1964, March 20, 1965
Douglas, Paul Howard, 1892-
March 12, 1965
Edwards, George, 1914-
April 6, 1965
Flynn, John Thomas, 1882-1964.
October 28, 1942
Gilbert, Charles Kendall, 1878-1958.
May 27, 1930
Green, William, 1870-1952?
November 17, 1928
Gruening, Ernest, 1887
August 21, 1963
Holmes, John Haynes, 1879-1964.
April 15, 1957, July 23, 1960, August 8, 1961, July 2, 1962
Humphrey, Hubert Horatio, 1911-
May 16, 1960
Keep America Out of War Congress.
September 9, 1941, November 21, 1941
Kirchwey, Freda
Undated, 8 items
Landon, Alfred Mossman, 1887-
October 27, 1942
League of Women Shoppers
February 5, 1937
Lee, Jennie
June 1, 1940, July 26, 1940, August 15, 1940, October 22, 1940, June 23, 1951, August 30, 1951, July 18, 1957, May 4, 1961, October 9, 1962, September 25, 1962, October 30, 1962, September 13, 1962, February 21, 1963, November 19, 1963, June 25, 1964, November 11, 1964, March 23, 1965
Lovett, Robert Morss, 1870-1956.
January 21, 1941
Mencken, Henry Louis, 1880-1956.
March 9, 1942, March 12, 1942, March 16, 1942, March 24, 1942
Muste, Abraham John, 1885-1967.
September 21, 1929, April 12, 1931
Neuberger, Maurine Brown, 1907-
Undated, 3 items, February 14, 1960, October 2, 1962, October 31, 1962, November 7, 1963, May 7, 1964
Non-Partisan Committee for Harry W. Laidler for City Council.
October 28, 1937
Planned Parenthood Federation of America, Inc.
August 20, 1963
Post War World Council.
November 10, 1942, November 28, 1949
Reuther, Victor George, 10,12
March 22, 1965
Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1884-1962.
1930
Sanger, Margaret, -1966.
August 8, 1951
Schlesinger, Arthur Meier, 1917-
March 14, 1965
Shapiro, Rose
May 26, 1936
Sorensen, Theodore Chaikin, 1928-
November 3, 1961
Stevenson, Adlai Ewing, 1900-1965.
November 3, 1961
Thomas, Norman Mattoon, 1884-1968.
Undated, 2 items, March 17, 1938, March 19, 1938, November 14, 1940, November 28, 1949, July 24, 1960, August 9, 1960, November 4, 1964, November 9, 1964
