Guide to the Papers of Horace Meyer Kallen (1882-1974) 1902-1970 RG 317

Processed by David Wolfson. Additional processing by Rachel S. Harrison as part of the Leon Levy Archival Processing Initiative, made possible by the Leon Levy Foundation.

YIVO Institute for Jewish Research
15 West 16th Street
New York, NY 10011
Email: archives@yivo.cjh.org
URL: http://www.yivo.org

Electronic finding aid was encoded in EAD 2002 by Rachel S. Harrison in March 2011. Description is in English.

Collection Overview

Title: Guide to the Papers of Horace Meyer Kallen (1882-1974) 1902-1970 RG 317

Predominant Dates:bulk 1922-1952

ID: RG 317

Extent: 24.7 Linear Feet

Arrangement:

The papers were processed by David Wolfson, and prepared for microfilming by Leo Greenbaum in 1990. Additional processing was completed in March 2011.

The method of arrangement reflects the manner in which much of the materials were originally filed. The materials were filed by a number of different secretaries and for this reason there is some inconsistency in filing methods. Some of the correspondence and related papers were filed under the names of organizations, publications, institutions, and publishers, while other correspondence has been filed by the name of the person who signed the letters. There are also materials that were filed by the subject to which they relate, as well as manuscripts and other papers pertaining to Dr. Kallen’s writings, which were filed by the title of the article or book. Because of the filing inconsistencies, which have been maintained, materials relating to any one topic, individual, or organization may be found in several different series. For example, some papers filed under the names of faculty members and officials from the New School for Social Research are similar in nature to those filed under the heading of “New School,” and materials about education can be found in folders other than just 169-194, which were filed under the heading of “Education.”

Folder titles represent what has been written on the folders themselves, often abbreviations of the names of organizations, individuals, topics, or alphabetical contents when several are represented in a single folder. The pages of the correspondence have a stamped number, generally on the right side, and the pages are in chronological order, both within the folders and from one folder to the next. Because the collection has been microfilmed, any filing errors, including inconsistencies in alphabetization or chronology within individual folders, have been maintained so as to correspond with the microfilm. Microfilm reel and frame numbers follow the folder titles.

Some correspondents are labeled as missing because there is no correspondence from them in the folder even though their names are in the folder list. Generally, there is no break in the stamped numbers, perhaps indicating that the original folder list was compiled before the pages were stamped. The correspondence is, for the most part, alphabetical within the folder. However, some of the correspondence is slightly misfiled within the folder, although this is not indicated in the folder list, which is strictly alphabetical. In some cases, the date ranges also represent materials from the correspondents’ wives and children, although their names are not listed.

Series V and Series VI both consist of correspondence and other materials arranged alphabetically by the names of individuals with only a few duplications in name. In most instances the file heading is the name of the correspondent, although some are filed by the name of the person to whom the correspondence relates. The collection is arranged in 8 series.

Languages: English, German, French, Yiddish, Italian, Romany, Spanish, Hebrew, Chinese

Abstract

This collection contains correspondence between Horace M. Kallen and many important individuals and organizations, as well as manuscripts, notes and other materials for speeches, financial documents, research materials, academic records, and various other assorted items. These materials serve to illustrate Kallen’s important role in philosophy, education, religion, and politics and his deep involvement with consumer rights, environmental controls, Jewish issues, and civil liberties.

Scope and Contents of the Materials

The materials in this collection relate to Kallen’s long career and interests in the fields of education, philosophy, Zionism, Jewish affairs, individualism, cultural pluralism, adult education, Jewish education, peace movements, democracy, labor, consumerism, co-operative movement, political activism, humanism, religion, civil rights, history of American Jewish life, and American literature and scholarship. These materials consist mainly of correspondence, as well as notes, research materials, lecture materials, student papers, and personality studies.

The materials include correspondence with over 1000 organizations such as consumers’ organizations in various countries, organizations aiding refugees from Nazism, and organizations in support of academic freedom and civil liberties. There are particularly rich collections of correspondence with the American Jewish Congress, Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America, Julian W. Mack School, and New School for Social Research, as well as the President’s Commission on Higher Education, World Jewish Congress, American Association for Jewish Education, and the Menorah Association. There is also correspondence from about 4,000 individual correspondents active in education, philosophy, Zionism, and politics, including Cyrus Adler, Max Ascoli, Roger Baldwin, Salo W. Baron, Henri Bergson, Jacob Billikopf, Menachem Boraisha, Louis D. Brandeis, Edmund de Schweinitz Brunner, Benjamin Cardozo, Israel S. Chipkin, Morris Raphael Cohen, John Dewey, Theodore Dreiser, Albert Einstein, Felix Frankfurter, Philip R. Goldstein, Sidney Hillman, Sidney Hook, Alvin Johnson, Kurt Lewin, Sinclair Lewis, Julian W. Mack, H.L. Mencken, Jerome Nathanson, Edmond de Rothschild, George Santayana, Hans Simon, Nathan Straus, Louis Sturz, Henrietta Szold, Ernst Toller, Immanuel Velikovsky, Felix Warburg, Stephen S. Wise, and Israel Zangwill.

The materials in this collection date from 1902-1970, the bulk of which are from 1922-1952.

Historical Note

Horace M. Kallen was born in Berenstadt, Silesia, Germany, on August 11, 1882. He was the son of Jacob David Kallen, a Hebrew scholar and Orthodox rabbi, and Esther Rebecca Glazier. He had six sisters, Ida, Dora, Mildred, Deborah, Frances, and Miriam, and one brother, Leo. Kallen immigrated to Boston with his family in 1887 at the age of five.

Kallen attended Harvard University and graduated with his B.A. in 1903. He went to Princeton where he taught English from 1903 until 1905 at which time he was dismissed for being an avowed unbeliever. Originally interested in writing novels and poetry, he became more interested in philosophy and the philosophical implications of the arts and the social sciences. He has credited George Santayana, whose assistant he was while at Harvard, William James, Charles A. Beard, Edwin Holt, Ferdinand Canning Scott Schiller, Barrett Wendell, and Solomon Schechter as those who were most influential in the development of his philosophical ideas. Although he refused to be tied to a specific philosophical school, he can be most closely identified with the broad pragmatic philosophy of John Dewey and F.C.S. Schiller.

After studying philosophy at Oxford University and University de Paris La Sorbonne, he returned to Harvard and received his Ph.D. in 1908. He taught philosophy at Harvard from 1908-1911 and logic at Clark College in 1910 until he received an instructorship in philosophy and psychology at the University of Wisconsin in 1911. He continued in this post until 1918 at which time he was forced to resign because of his support of the rights of pacifists in the heat of World War I. This incident increased his belief in the necessity of intellectual freedom and the right to speak out on controversial issues.

Dr. Kallen's association with the New School for Social Research marks the longest and most productive period of his life. In 1919, together with James Harvey Robison, Charles A. Beard, Thorstein Veblen, Alvin Johnson, and Robert Bruere, he founded the New School for Social Research in New York City. The institution was founded as a kind of refugee camp for America's intellectuals and academics during a period in the wake of World War I when academic and intellectual freedom were severely threatened. He taught at the New School from 1919-1952, also serving as the dean of the graduate faculty of political and social science from 1944-1946. He was a research professor from 1952-1965, when he began teaching at Long Island University. He was named emeritus research professor of social philosophy at the New School in 1969. As the last of the original founders, Dr. Kallen taught his last course there in the fall of 1973. While at the New School he also taught courses at Harvard, Columbia, the University of Wisconsin, Ohio State University, Long Island University, and Claremont College in California.

Kallen was close to casting aside his Jewish identity when Barrett Wendell, professor of English literature at Harvard, showed him how the Old Testament had affected the Puritan mind and traced the role of Hebraic tradition in the development of the American character. This helped to motivate Kallen’s interest in Jewish matters and he subsequently became a Zionist in 1902. He argued strongly for 60 years that the Jewish people needed a homeland in Palestine to protect them against persecution and to enhance their Jewish cultural heritage. He affirmed his debt to his Jewish heritage and his insistence on the link between thought and action led him into active participation in the extension of democracy at home and abroad, especially in relation to civil liberties and minority rights.

Dr. Kallen was an active member of the Jewish community working in and with such organizations as the American Jewish Congress, the American Association for Jewish Education, of which he was vice-president, YIVO-Institute for Jewish Research, where he was the chairman of the Academic Board, and the Institute of Jewish Affairs, of which he was a co-director of the Board of Trustees. He served on many government committees, including the Committee of Inquiry on the Terms of Peace (1918-1919), the Labor Advisory Commission to the Council on National Defense (1918), the Presidential Commission on Higher Education, the Mayor’s Committee on City Planning, and the New York City Commission on Intergroup Relations (1961). Also, he was active in such organizations as the Julian Mack School in Jerusalem, the International League for the Rights of Man, American Philosophical Society, the Institute of Church and State, and the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion. He was the chairman of the Committee on Education of the American Labor Conference, the director of the Masaryk Institute, and served as trustee of the Rochdale Institute.

His philosophy has been variously characterized as Hebraism, aesthetic pragmatism, humanism, cultural pluralism (a term Kallen is credited with coining), and cooperative individualism, although he refused to specifically define his own philosophy. A major precept of his philosophy was: "I have a right to believe what you believe is wrong. If in your eyes I am wrong, yet I have that right to be wrong, and that right is unalienable."

Some distinctive features of his philosophy are the stress on the wide variety that exists in nature and in society, on chance and individuality over law and group characteristics, and his strong beliefs in freedom of will and the individual’s responsibility for his own actions.

Kallen's concept of cultural pluralism affirmed that each ethnic and cultural group in the United States had inherent value and a unique contribution to make to the variety and richness of American culture. This provided a rationale for those Jews who wished to preserve their Jewish cultural identity rather than allowing themselves to be subsumed within the American melting pot. He championed the idea of a world in which all varieties of peoples and cultures would be able to live together, each one the equal of the others. This was in opposition to the prevailing melting pot ideal, a doctrine which Kallen was against.

Horace Kallen was the author of more than 30 books as well as numerous pamphlets and articles, mainly concerned with aesthetics, world peace, Israel and Jewish issues, philosophy, consumerism, democracy, civil liberties, labor, education, and religion. He was active in liberal, educational and Zionist movements. He wrote on cultural pluralism, consumerism and environmental control long before they became major topics. He was an outstanding leader in the adult education movement in America. Among his more well-known writings are: William James and Henri Bergson (1914); The Book of Job as a Greek Tragedy (1918); Zionism and World Politics (1921); The Structure of Lasting Peace (1924); Why Religion? (1927); Frontiers of Hope (1929); Judaism at Bay (1932); Individualism: An American Way of Life (1933); The Decline and Rise of the Consumer (1936); Art and Freedom (2 vol. 1942); The Education of Free Men (1949); Of Them Which Say They Are Jews (1954), edited by Judah Pilch, a collection of Kallen's essays on the Jewish struggle for survival; Utopians at Bay (1958), on his impressions of Israel; and Liberty, Laughter and Tears (1968). Kallen edited William James’ unfinished work, Some Problems in Philosophy (1911) and, with John Dewey, The Bertrand Russell Case (1941).

Horace Kallen married Rachel Oatman Van Arsdale in 1926. They had two children, Harriet S. Haines and David J. Kallen, and six grandchildren. Kallen died February 16, 1974 at the age of 91.

Subject/Index Terms

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: Permission to use the collection must be obtained from the YIVO Archivist.

Use Restrictions:

Permission to publish part or parts of the collection must be obtained from the YIVO Archives. For more information, contact:

YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, Center for Jewish History, 15 West 16th Street, New York, NY 10011

email: archives@yivo.cjh.org

Acquisition Method: Received from Horace Kallen in 1954 and 1956.

Separated Materials: There is no information about materials that are associated by provenance to the described materials that have been physically separated or removed.

Original/Copies Note: The collection is on sixty reels of microfilm (MK 499)

Related Materials: Another portion of the Horace Kallen Papers is held by the American Jewish Archives in Cincinnati, OH: http://americanjewisharchives.org/aja/FindingAids/Kallen.htm . The YIVO, American Jewish Historical Society and Leo Baeck Libraries each have several of Kallen’s books, books written about him and in his honor, as well as books in which his essays are printed. His correspondence is also found in a number of other collections, including Herman Bernstein, Marvin Lowenthal, Philip Lown, and Simon Segal.

Preferred Citation: Published citations should take the following form:Identification of item, date (if known); Papers of Horace Meyer Kallen; RG 317; folder number; YIVO Institute for Jewish Research.

Box and Folder Listing

Browse by Series:

Series 1: Series I: Correspondence with Organizations, 1902-1954,
Series 2: Series II: Correspondence with the Mack School, 1934-1952,
Series 3: Series III: Correspondence with the American Jewish Congress, 1924-1952,
Series 4: Series IV: Materials Relating to the New School for Social Research, 1922-1952,
Series 5: Series V: Correspondence with Individuals, 1906-1952,
Series 6: Series VI: Correspondence with Individuals, 1933-1954,
Series 7: Series VII: Personal and Academic Materials, 1918-1970,
Series 8: Series VIII: Supplementary Correspondence, 1933-1944,
All

Series I: Correspondence with Organizations 1902-1954

This series consists of Kallen’s correspondence with organizations, as well as financial statements, circulars, manuscripts of his essays, and other materials.

Folders: 474

Folder 1: Academic Freedom 1940-1941

- letters from Boyd Bode, L.A. Garrison and Johanna Lindolf

- unsigned memo and statement

- newspaper clippings

reel 1, frame 2

Folder 2: Academic Friends to Alfred Adler

- Academic Friends of Hebrew University, 1941, 1947

- Academy for Applied Psychoanalysis, undated

- Academy of Political Science, 1929

- Achdut HaAvoda, 1930

- Adath Jeshurun Congregation, 1940

- Alfred Adler Consultation Center, 1948-1951

reel 1, frame 20

Folder 3: International Congress of Aesthetics 1902, 1932-1945

(contains German and French)

reel 1, frame 60

Folder 4: Affiliated Schools for Workers to Allied Jewish Campaign

- Affiliated Schools for Workers, 1934

- The Ahepan Magazine, 1945

- Aid Refugee Chinese Intellectuals, 1952

- Akron Bureau of Jewish Education, 1946

- Alabama University Student Forum, 1946

- Alaskan Development Committee, 1940

- Aleph Zadik Aleph, 1940, undated

- Allied Jewish Campaign, 1930

reel 1, frame 108

Folder 5: Amalgamated Bank of New York to Amalgamated Housing Corporation

- Amalgamated Bank of New York, 1929

- Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, 1925-1952

- Amalgamated Housing Corporation, 1937

reel 1, frame 149

Folder 6: American Academy of Arts and Letters to American Association for a Democratic Germany

- American Academy of Arts and Letters, 1940

- American Adademy for Jewish Research, 1933-1935

- American Advancement Society, 1938

- American Art Gallery, 1952

- American Association for Adult Education, 1935, 1943

- American Association for the Advancement of Atheism, 1930

- American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1939-1949

- American Association for a Democratic Germany, 1944-1945

reel 1, frame 205

Folder 7: American Association for Economic Freedom 1937-1938

reel 1, frame 244

Folder 8: American Association for Jewish Education 1939-1943, 1947

reel 1, frame 286

Folder 9: American Association for Jewish Education 1944-1945

reel 1, frame 342

Folder 10: American Association for Jewish Education 1945

reel 1, frame 438

Folder 10A: American Association for Jewish Education 1945

reel 1, frame 479

Folder 10B: American Association for Jewish Education 1945

reel 1, frame 532

Folder 11: American Association for Jewish Education 1946

reel 1, frame 611

Folder 11A: American Association for Jewish Education 1946

reel 1, frame 665

Folder 11B: American Association for Jewish Education 1947

reel 1, frame 752

Folder 11C: American Association for Jewish Education 1948

reel 1, frame 798

Folder 11D: American Association for Jewish Education 1949

reel 1, 870

Folder 11E: American Association for Jewish Education 1950-1952

reel 2, frame 1

Folder 12: American Association of University Professors 1933, 1937

reel 2, frame 64

Folder 13: The American Bookman 1943-1946

reel 2, frame 68

Folder 13A: American Christian Palestine Committee 1945-1952

reel 2, frame 128

Folder 14: American Civil Liberties Union 1922-1930

reel 2, frame 148

Folder 15: American Civil Liberties Union 1933-1935

reel 2, frame 167

Folder 16: American Civil Liberties Union 1936

reel 2, frame 231

Folder 17: American Civil Liberties Union 1937

reel 2, frame 236

Folder 18: American Civil Liberties Union 1940

reel 2, frame 273

Folder 19: American Civil Liberties Union 1941-1951

reel 2, frame 308

Folder 20: American Committee for Anti-Nazi Literature to American Committee for Rehabilitation of European Jewish Children

- American Committee for Anti-Nazi Literature, 1936

- American Committee for Cultural Freedom, 1951

- American Committee for a Democratic World, 1945

- American Committee against Fascist Oppression in Germany, 1933-1934

- American Committee for a Free Spanish Republic, 1945

- American Committee of Jewish Writers, Artists and Scientists, 1944

- American Committee for Non-Participation in Japanese Aggression, 1940

- American Committee for Rehabilitation of European Jewish Children, 1945

reel 2, frame 377

Folder 20A: American Committee for Refugee Scholars, Writers and Artists 1945-1952

(also called the American Committee for Émigré Scholars, Writers and Artists)

reel 2, frame 404

Folder 21: American Committee for the Settlement of Jews in Birobidjan 1935-1936

reel 2, frame 438

Folder 22: American Committee on United Europe to American Economic Committee for Palestine

- American Committee on United Europe, 1951

- American Council on Education, 1934-1945

- American Council for Judaism, Inc., 1944-1952

- American Council of Learned Societies, 1951-1953

- American Council for Public Affairs, 1941

- American Defense Society, 1923

- American Economic Committee for Palestine, 1933-1944

reel 2, frame 468

Folder 23: American Economic Foundation to American Friends of a Spanish Democracy

- American Economic Foundation, 1935

- American Education Fellowship, 1951

- American Emergency Committee for Zionist Affairs, 1942

- American Equality Committee, 1924

- American Federation of Hosiery Workers, 1948

- American Federation Movement, 1951

- American Friends of Greece, 1945, 1947

- American Friends of Hebrew University, 1925, 1934-1952

- American Friends of a Jewish Palestine, 1939

- American Friends of a Spanish Democracy, 1937-1938

reel 2, frame 539

Folder 24: American Fund for Palestinian Institutions 1941-1942

reel 2, frame 630

Folder 24A: American Fund for Palestinian Institutions 1943-1944

reel 2, frame 675

Folder 24B: American Fund for Palestinian Institutions 1945-1946

reel 2, 743

Folder 24C: American Fund for Palestinian Institutions 1951-1952

(renamed the American Fund for Israel Institutions)

reel 2, frame 784

Folder 25: American Guild for German Cultural Freedom 1936-1937

reel 2, frame 837

Folder 25A: American Jewish Archives to American Jewish Conference

- American Jewish Archives, 1949

- American Jewish Art, 1945

- American Jewish Chronicle, 1939-1940

- American Jewish Committee, 1933-1950

- American Jewish Conference, 1943-1945

reel 2, frame 856

Folder 26: American Jewish Economic to American Kulturkampf

- American Jewish Economic Commission, 1935

- American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, 1922, 1934, 1939

- American Jewish Sociological Society, undated

- American Journal of Sociology, 1942, 1949

- American Kulturkampf Association, 1939

reel 2, frame 932

Folder 27: American Labor Conference on International Affairs 1942-1946

reel 3, frame 1

Folder 28: American Labor Party to American Workers Party 1934-1936

reel 3, frame 138

Folder 29: American League to American People's Encyclopedia

- American League of the Brotherhood of Man, 1935

- American League Against War and Fascism, 1934-1937

- The American Mercury, 1939, 1945

- American Newspaper Guild, 1935

- American Palestine Committee, 1944-1945

- American People's Encyclopedia, 1945

reel 3, frame 170

Folder 30: American Philosophical Association 1935-1951

reel 3, frame 213

Folder 31: American Political Science to American Scholar

- American Political Science Review, 1923, 1934-1935, 1951

- American Press Associates, 1946-1947

- American Russian Institute, 1941

- American Scandinavian Foundation, 1940-1948

- The American Scholar, 1933

reel 3, frame 314

Folder 32: American Society for Aesthetics 1942-1954

reel 3, frame 349

Folder 33: American Society to American Worker

- American Society for Cultural Relations with Russia, 1927

- American Society for Physical Research, 1941

- American Society for Race Tolerance, 1938

- American Student Union, 1937

- American Student Zionist Federation (Avukah), 1930-1936

- American Veterans Committee, 1946

- American Woman's Association, 1934

- The American Worker and His Education, 1944 (comments on an article by Kallen)

reel 3, frame 472

Folder 34: American Youth Congress to American Youth for European Youth

- American Youth Congress, 1934-1937

- American Youth for European Youth, 1945-1952

reel 3, frame 512

Folder 34A: American Zionist to American United

- American Zionist Emergency Council, 1943-1945

- American Zionist Youth Commission, 1939-1944

- Americans United for World Organization, 1944

reel 3, frame 578

Folder 35: Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 1934-1947

reel 3, frame 595

Folder 35A: Anti-Defamation League 1949-1950

reel 3, frame 648

Folder 36: Anti-Semitism (Edmund Wilson) 1933-1938

reel 3, frame 661

Folder 36A: Anti-Semitism 1941-1944

reel 3, frame 757

Folder 37: Anti-Semitism 1930-1942

(clippings)

reel 3, frame 843

Folder 38: Anti-Semitism 1936-1939

(clippings)

reel 4, frame 1

Folder 39: Anti-Semitism 1938-1939

(contains German)

reel 4, frame 66

Folder 40: Anti-Semitism in Labor Unions 1936-1943

(contains German)

reel 4, frame 112

Folder 41: Antioch College to Arista

- Antioch College, 1934-1951

- The Antioch Review, 1945-1946

- Appleton-Century Company, 1934-1940

- Arab Unity Congress, 1944

- The Arbitrator, 1929

- Arista (Abraham Lincoln High School), 1941

reel 4, frame 169

Folder 42: Art and Dictatorship 1926-1928

- article by Kallen

(contains Italian)

reel 4, frame 223

Folder 43: Art and Freedom 1939-1942

- book by Kallen

reel 4, frame 261

Folder 44: Art and Freedom 1942-1944

reel 4, frame 306

Folder 45: Art and Freedom 1942-1943

reel 4, frame 388

Folder 46: Art and Freedom 1942

reel 4, frame 488

Folder 47: Art and Freedom 1942-1944

reel 4, frame 553

Folder 48: Art and Freedom 1942-1943

reel 4, frame 578

Folder 49: Art and Freedom 1942-1944

reel 4, frame 617

Folder 50: Art and Freedom 1942-1943

reel 4, frame 665

Folder 51: Art and Freedom 1942-1944

reel 4, frame 702

Folder 52: Art and Freedom 1943-1944

reel 4, frame 730

Folder 53: Art in Federal Buildings to Artists and Writers Dinner Club

- Art in Federal Buildings, 1936

- Artists and Writers Dinner Club, 1934

reel 4, frame 779

Folder 54: Arts Bureau of Gartner and Bender, Inc. 1945-1949

reel 4, frame 787

Folder 55: Austria and Austrians 1934-1937

(contains German)

reel 4, frame 887

Folder 56: Austria and Austrians

- Austrian-German Émigré Aid, 1938

- Austro-American Center, 1939-1943

(contains German)

reel 5, frame 1

Folder 57: Arts Contact Bureau to Authors' League of America

- Arts Contact Bureau, undated

- Ashland College, 1936

- Asirei Zion (Captives of Zion) Fund, 1946

- Associated Liberal Groups of Greater New York, 1933

- Association of Federation Workers, 1935

- Association of Free Germans, 1942-1944

- Association for Personality Training, 1940

- Association Against the Prohibition Amendment, 1929

- Athens College in Greece, 1948

- The Atlantic Monthly, 1924-1942

- Audiology Foundation, 1947-1951

- Aufbau Newspaper, 1943

- Authors' Guild, 1934

- Authors' League of America, 1922-1929

reel 5, frame 108

Folder 58: Ballad of America to Barradas League

- Ballad of America, undated

- Bank Street College of Education, 1952

- Bard College, 1945

- Barnard College, 1952

- Barradas League, 1944

reel 5, frame 178

Folder 58A: Beacon Press 1950-1952

reel 5, frame 193

Folder 58B: Belgian Embassy to B'nai B'rith Magazine

- Belgian Embassy, 1943

- Berl Katznelson Institute, 1949

- Beth Hayeled, 1949

- Friends of Bezalel, 1934

- Biographical Directory of American Scholars, undated

- Biosophical Institute, 1943-1944

- Black Mountain College, 1943

- Bloch Publishing Company, 1933-1942

- B'nai B'rith Magazine, 1930-1933

reel 5, frame 225

Folder 59: Boni and Liveright Publishers 1922-1925, 1944

reel 5, frame 262

Folder 60: Book Reviews by Kallen 1917-1935

reel 5, frame 317

Folder 61: Book Reviews by Kallen 1936

reel 5, frame 364

Folder 62: Book Reviews by Kallen 1937-1938

reel 5, frame 463

Folder 63: Book Reviews by Kallen 1939-1941

reel 5, frame 500

Folder 64: Book Reviews by Kallen 1942-1944

reel 5, frame 547

Folder 64A: Book Reviews by Kallen 1946-1949

reel 5, frame 644

Folder 64B: Book Reviews by Kallen 1950-1952

reel 5, frame 696

Folder 65: The Book of Job as a Greek Tragedy 1937

- drama by Kallen

reel 5, frame 726

Folder 66: Brandeis Camp Institute to Bush Committee

- Brandeis Camp Institute, 1944-1950

- Brandeis University, 1949

- Brevard College, 1935

- British Embassy, 1943

- Bronx Free Fellowship, 1936

- Brooklyn College, 1939

- Brooklyn Federation of Jewish Charities, 1936

- Brooklyn Teachers' Association, 1935

- Brookwood Labor College, 1933-1936

- Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, undated

- Bund and Affiliated Jewish Socialist Organizations, 1949-1951 (contains Yiddish)

- Bureau for Intercultural Education, 1947

- Bush Committee, 1946

reel 5, frame 751

Folder 67: California Association for Adult Education to Carpinteria High School

- California Association for Adult Education, 1939

- Campaign for World Government, 1939-1941

- Canada Department of Public Information, 1942

- Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 1944

- Carnegie Foundation, 1938

- Carpinteria High School, 1939

reel 5, frame 807

Folder 68: Catholic Question 1941-1943

reel 5, frame 839

Folder 69: Central Michigan College to Chicago Women's Club

- Central Michigan College, 1942

- Central Yiddish Culture Organization (CYCO), 1942 (contains Yiddish)

- Charles Street Meeting House Society, 1943-1944

- Chicago Adult Education Council, 1930

- Chicago Association for Child Study, 1930

- Chicago Board of Jewish Education, 1945-1948

- Chicago Labor College, undated

- The Chicago Sun, 1945

- Chicago Women's Club, 1933

reel 6, frame 1

Folder 70: Child Study Association to Children to Palestine

- Child Study Association, 1935

- Children to Palestine, 1948-1951

reel 6, frame 74

Folder 70A: China Institute in America 1945

reel 6, frame 119

Folder 71: The Christian Century 1934-1940

reel 6, frame 132

Folder 72: Christ's Mission to Claessens Testimonial Committee

- Christ's Mission, 1942-1947

- Church Peace Union, 1950

- The Churchman, 1946-1951

- Cincinnati Adult Education Council, 1951-1952

- Cincinnati Jewish Center, 1944-1945

- Cinema 16, 1948

- Circle for the Science of Science, 1946

- Citizens' Charter Campaign Committee, 1936

- Citizens' Committee for the Defense of Public Education, 1941

- Citizens Conference on Unemployment, 1934

- Citizens Housing Council, 1940

- Citizens Music Committee, 1935

- Office of Civilian Defense, 1941

- Claessens Testimonial Committee, 1950

reel 6, frame 216

Folder 73: Claremont Colleges 1938-1948

reel 6, frame 304

Folder 74: Clark University Press to The College Summer Service Group

- Clark University Press, 1931-1933

- Classroom Teacher Groups, 1935

- Cleveland Hebrew Schools, 1944

- Cleveland Jewish Center, 1945

- Coercion and Conformity, undated (article by Kallen)

- College of the City of New York, 1936-1937, 1949

- The College Summer Service Group, 1945

reel 6, frame 388

Folder 74A: Collier's to Comite National de Secours aux Refugies Allemands Victimes de l'Antisemitisme

- Collier's, 1948-1949

- The Color Line, 1946

- Columbia Broadcasting System, 1946

- Columbia University, 1943

- Columbia University Press, 1949-1952

- Commentary, 1946-1947

- Comite National de Secours aux Refugies Allemands Victimes de l'Antisemitisme, 1935 (contains French)

reel 6, frame 425

Folder 75: Commission on New Approaches to American Jewish Education 1941

reel 6, frame 473

Folder 76: Commission on New Approaches to American Jewish Education 1942

reel 6, frame 587

Folder 77: Commission on New Approaches to American Jewish Education 1943-1944

reel 6, frame 655

Folder 78: Commission on New Approaches to American Jewish Education undated

(preliminary outline)

reel 6, frame 768

Folder 79: Commission to Study the Bases of a Just and Durable Peace to Commission to Study the Organization of Peace

- Commission to Study the Bases of a Just and Durable Peace, 1941

- Commission to Study the Organization of Peace, 1940-1944

reel 7, frame 1

Folder 80: Committee on Academic Freedom 1933

reel 7, frame 72

Folder 81: Committee on Academic Freedom 1934

reel 7, frame 91

Folder 82: Committee on Academic Freedom 1935

reel 7, frame 148

Folder 83: Committee on Academic Freedom 1936

reel 7, frame 185

Folder 84: Committee on Academic Freedom 1937-1947

reel 7, frame 239

Folder 84A: Committee for Amnesty to Committee of Catholics

- Committee for Amnesty for All Objectors to War and Conscription, 1946-1947

- Committee of Catholics for Human Rights, undated

reel 7, frame 292

Folder 85: Committee on Ways and Means to Conference on Jewish Relations

- Committee on Ways and Means, 1937-1938

- Committee on Cooperation on Anti-Semitism, 1938

- Conference on Jewish Relations, 1938

reel 7, frame 321

Folder 86: Committee on Cooperation on Anti-Semitism 1937-1938

reel 7, frame 364

Folder 87: Committee on Cooperation on Anti-Semitism 1938

reel 7, frame 410

Folder 88: Committee on Cooperation on Anti-Semitism 1938

reel 7, frame 462

Folder 89: Committee for Cultural Freedom 1937-1939

- includes correspondence from from Sidney Hook

reel 7, frame 504

Folder 90: Committee for Cultural Freedom 1940-1943

reel 7, frame 562

Folder 91: Committee on Fair Play in Sports to Committee of Jewish Writers and Artists in the United States

- Committee on Fair Play in Sports, 1936

- Committee on Federal Aid to Public Education, 1950

- Committee for Free Asia, undated (contains Chinese)

- Committee on International Exchange of Persons, 1949-1950

- Committee of Jewish Writers and Artists in the United States, 1943

reel 7, frame 620

Folder 92: Committee for a Just Peace 1939-1947

(contains German)

reel 7, frame 646

Folder 93: Committee for National Morale 1941-1942

reel 7, frame 665

Folder 94: Committee on Militarism in Education to Commonwealth Federation of New York

- Committee on Militarism in Education, 1939

- Committee on National Affairs, 1949-1951

- Committee of 100, 1946-1951

- Committee on Petition, undated

- Committee for the Study of Recent Immigration from Europe, 1933

- Common Sense, 1935

- Commonweal Magazine, 1935

- Common Council for American Unity, 1940

- Commonwealth Federation of New York, 1935

reel 7, frame 711

Folder 94A: Conference on Jewish Relations 1935-1951

reel 7, frame 768

Folder 94B: Conference on Jewish Adjustment in America to Conference on Immigration Policy

- Conference on Jewish Adjustment in America, 1945

- Conference on Immigration Policy, 1934

reel 7, frame 884

Folder 95: Conference on Methods in Philosophy and the Sciences 1937

reel 7, frame 887

Folder 96: Conference on Methods in Philosophy and the Sciences 1937

reel 7, frame 942

Folder 97: Conference on Methods in Philosophy and the Sciences 1938-1942

reel 7, frame 990

Folder 98: Conference on Methods in Philosophy and the Sciences 1943-1952

reel 8, frame 1

Folder 98A: Conference on Peaceful Alternatives to the Atlantic Pact to Conference on Science, Philosophy and Religion

- Conference on Peaceful Alternatives to the Atlantic Pact, 1949

- Conference on Science, Philosophy and Religion, 1949-1951

reel 8, folder 39

Folder 99: Conference on the Scientific Spirit and Democratic Faith 1942-1944

reel 8, folder 48

Folder 100: Conference on the Scientific Spirit and Democratic Faith 1944-1950

reel 8, folder 92

Folder 100A: Congress for Cultural Freedom to Congress Weekly

- Congress for Cultural Freedom, 1950

- Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1948

- Congress for Jewish Culture, 1950 (contains Yiddish)

- Congress Weekly, 1951

roll8, frame 138

Folder 101: Conscientious Objectors 1943-1949

reel 8, frame 158

Folder 102: Contemporary Jewish Record to Cooper Union Forum

- Contemporary Jewish Record, 1943-1945

- Cooper Union Forum, 1922-1947

reel 8, frame 219

Folder 103: Cornell College to Current Controversy

- Cornell College, 1950-1951

- Cornell University Press, 1947-1952

- Correlated Enterprises, 1934-1935

- Council for Advancement of American Jewish Life, 1933-1934

- Council for Democracy, 1942

- Council on Foreign Relations, undated

- Council of Jewish Communal Executives of Greater New York, 1935

- Council for Social-Economic Education, 1934

- Council on World Affairs, 1945

- Countercurrent Associates, 1945

- Crime among Jews, 1936-1940

- Current Books, 1947

- Current Controversy, 1935

reel 8, frame 267

Folder 104: Czechoslovakia 1933-1944

(contains German)

reel 8, frame 343

Folder 105: Consumers Cooperative Association of N. Kansas City 1934-1936

reel 8, frame 404

Folder 106: Consumers Cooperative Association of N. Kansas City 1937-1950

reel 8, frame 472

Folder 107: Consumers Cooperative Services of New York 1935-1937

reel 8, frame 570

Folder 108: Consumers Cooperative Services of New York 1937

reel 8, frame 626

Folder 109: Consumers Cooperative Services of New York 1937

reel 8, frame 730

Folder 110: Consumers Cooperative Services of New York 1937

reel 8, frame 808

Folder 111: Consumers Cooperative Services of New York 1938, 1946

reel 9, frame 1

Folder 112: Consumers Project U.S. Department of Labor 1936-1941

reel 9, frame 67

Folder 113: Consumers Union 1933-1942

reel 9, frame 101

Folder 114: Co-ops - Canada 1936-1942

reel 9, frame 164

Folder 115: Co-ops - China 1940-1942

reel 9, frame 181

Folder 116: Co-ops - China 1942-1944

reel 9, frame 249

Folder 117: Co-ops - China 1943-1946

reel 9, frame 296

Folder 118: Eastern States Co-op League 1935-1944

reel 9, frame 369

Folder 119: Co-ops - France 1938-1943

reel 9, frame 444

Folder 120: C-ops - Maine 1940-1942

reel 9, frame 469

Folder 121: Co-ops - Sweden 1947-1951

reel 9, frame 529

Folder 122: Cooperative Distributors 1935-1942

reel 9, frame 594

Folder 123: Cooperative League of the USA 1935-1936

reel 9, frame 659

Folder 124: Cooperative League of the USA 1936

reel 9, frame 699

Folder 125: Cooperative League of the USA 1937

reel 9, frame 739

Folder 126: Cooperative League of the USA 1938

not microfilmed

Folder 127: Cooperative League of the USA 1939-1940

reel 9, frame 837

Folder 128: Cooperative League of the USA 1941-1944

reel 9, frame 874

Folder 129: Cooperative League of the USA 1944

reel 9, frame 905

Folder 130: Cooperative League of the USA 1945-1951

reel 10, frame 1

Folder 131: Cooperative Project 1940-1942

reel 10, frame 68

Folder 132: Decline and Rise of the Consumer 1935-1936

- book by Kallen

(notes and proofs)

reel 10, frame 80

Folder 133: Decline and Rise of the Consumer 1935-1939

- book by Kallen

(correspondence with publisher)

reel 10, frame 124

Folder 134: Decline and Rise of the Consumer 1936-1937

- book by Kallen

(reviews and comments)

reel 10, frame 201

Folder 135: Freezer Storage 1936-1937

(articles and correspondence)

reel 10, frame 276

Folder 136: International Co-op Womens Guild 1943-1945

(contains German)

reel 10, frame 304

Folder 137: International Institute for the Study of Cooperation 1936-1942

reel 10, frame 348

Folder 138: Cooperation 1935-1937

(contains articles by Kallen)

reel 10, frame 414

Folder 139: Cooperation 1937, undated

(contains articles by Kallen)

reel 10, frame 501

Folder 140: Cooperative Institute to Cooperative College

- Cooperative Institute, 1937

- Cooperative College, 1938

reel 10, frame 553

Folder 141: Rochdale Institute 1939-1940

reel 10, frame 610

Folder 142: Rochdale Institute 1941-1946

reel 10, frame 665

Folder 143: Scott Bill (HR 10799) 1936

reel 10, frame 770

Folder 144: School of International Cooperation 1943-1944

reel 10, frame 798

Folder 145: Consumer Cooperation - Correspondence with Individuals - B to L 1935-1952

reel 10, frame 831

Folder 146: Consumer Cooperation - Correspondence with Individuals - N to P 1935-1941

reel 10, frame 868

Folder 147: Consumer Cooperation - Correspondence with Individuals - R to V 1935-1942

reel 10, frame 909

Folder 148: Consumer Cooperation - Correspondence with Organizations - A to C 1937-1945

reel 11, frame 1

Folder 149: Consumer Cooperation - Correspondence with Organizations - C to Z 1935-1945

reel 11, frame 28

Folder 150: Cooperative Consumers of New Haven to Cooperative Review

- Cooperative Consumers of New Haven, 1949

- Cooperative Housing Federation, 1940

- Cooperative League of Cincinnati, 1936-1937

- Cooperative News Service, 1947

- Cooperative Project, 1937-1938 (missing)

- Cooperative Publishing Association, 1937-1938

- Cooperative Residence Club, 1943-1948

- Cooperative Review, 1936-1941

reel 11, frame 57

Folder 151: Cooperative Wholesale Society, Ltd. - Correspondence with A to Coo 1935-1939

reel 11, frame 111

Folder 152: Cooperative Wholesale Society, Ltd. - Correspondence with Cou to G 1935-1945

reel 11, frame 146

Folder 153: Cooperative Wholesale Society, Ltd. - Correspondence with I to O 1935-1949

reel 11, frame 204

Folder 154: Cooperative Wholesale Society, Ltd. - Correspondence with P to Z 1936-1945

reel 11, frame 266

Folder 155: Consumer Cooperation undated

(miscellaneous notes)

reel 11, frame 296

Folder 156: Consumer Cooperation 1935-1942

(clippings)

reel 11, frame 321

Folder 157: Civic Federation of Dallas 1933-1934

reel 11, frame 331

Folder 158: Civic Federation of Dallas 1935-1936

reel 11, frame 413

Folder 159: Civic Federation of Dallas 1937-1943

reel 11, frame 455

Folder 160: John Day Company to Dutton, E.P. and Company

- John Day Company, 1934-1936

- The Day, 1947-1950

- Democracy and the Arts, 1944 (article by Kallen)

- University of Denver, 1951

- Detroit Jewish Community Center, 1939-1946

- Detroit Teachers Association, 1933-1942

- The Dial, 1927

- Didier Publishing Company, 1944

- Doran, George H., Company, 1922

- Doubleday, Doran and Company, 1944-1948

- Dover Publications, Incorporated, 1950

- Dropsie College, 1943-1949

- Duell, Sloan and Pearce, Incorporated, 1944-1946

- Dutton, E.P. and Company, 1921-1922

reel 11, frame 501

Folder 161: Ecole Libre des Hautes Etudes to Emanuel Federated Employment Service

- Ecole Libre des Hautes Etudes, 1943-1952

- Economic Forum, 1933

- Consulate of Ecuador, 1934

- Les Editions du Pantheon, S.A., 1946

- Albert Einstein Foundation for Higher Learning, Incorporated, 1946

- Emanuel Federated Employment Service, 1933-1934

reel 11, frame 595

Folder 162: Emergency Committee in Aid of Displaced Foreign Physicians to Emergency Committee in Aid of Displaced Foreign Scholars

- Emergency Committee in Aid of Displaced Foreign Physicians, 1938

- Emergency Committee in Aid of Displaced Foreign Scholars, 1937-1943

reel 11, frame 631

Folder 163: Emergency Committee of Atomic Scientists to English Journal

- Emergency Committee of Atomic Scientists, 1946-1947

- Emergency Committee to Save the Jewish People of Europe, 1943

- Emergency Exchange Association, 1933

- Emergency Rescue Committee, 1941

- Emergency World People's Congress, 1947

- Encyclopedia Americana, 1922-1947

- Encyclopedia Britannica, 1945

- Encyclopedia of Labor, 1949

- Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, 1930-1933

- The English Journal, 1946

reel 11, frame 691

Folder 164: Ethical Culture Schools 1923-1948

reel 11, frame 761

Folder 164A: Ethics to Euthanasia Society of America

- Ethics, 1945-1951

- Euthanasia Society of America, 1943-1951

reel 11, frame 835

Folder 165: Ethical Judgements of a Group of Air Force Officers 1950

not microfilmed

Folder 166: Education of Free Men 1941

- book by Kallen, manuscript and notes

reel 11, frame 869

Folder 167: Education of Free Men 1939-1943

- book by Kallen

(correspondence)

reel 11, frame 899

Folder 168: Education of Free Men 1949-1953

- book by Kallen

(comments and reviews)

reel 12, frame 1

Folder 169: Education for Freedom, Inc. 1943-1944

reel 12, frame 39

Folder 170: Graduate Education in Wartime 1942

(correspondence with Van Meter Ames, Herbert Blumer, Hollis Allen, Peter L. Spencer)

reel 12, frame 64

Folder 171: Higher Education 1938-1946

(articles)

not microfilmed

Folder 172: Higher Education 1946-1947

(correspondence)

reel 12, frame 75

Folder 173: Higher Education 1945-1946

(discrimination)

reel 12, frame 102

Folder 174: Higher Education 1943-1946

(legislation)

reel 12, frame 169

Folder 175: President's Commission on Higher Education 1946

reel 12, frame 225

Folder 176: President's Commission on Higher Education 1946

reel 12, frame 304

Folder 177: President's Commission on Higher Education 1946-1948

reel 12, frame 349

Folder 178: President's Commission on Higher Education undated

reel 12, frame 446

Folder 179: Higher Education - UNESCO 1946

reel 12, frame 519

Folder 180: Interagency Committee on Youth Employment and Education 1946

not microfilmed

Folder 181: Education 1923-1935

(miscellaneous)

reel 12, frame 650

Folder 182: Education 1936

(miscellaneous)

reel 12, frame 670

Folder 183: Education 1937-1948

(miscellaneous)

reel 12, frame 694

Folder 184: National Association for Nursery Education 1941

reel 12, frame 723

Folder 185: New Education and the Future of Peace 1941

- lecture by Kallen

(correspondence, manuscript)

reel 12, frame 745

Folder 186: New Education and the Future of Peace 1941

- lecture by Kallen

(clippings, notes)

reel 12, frame 812

Folder 187: New Education and the Future of Peace undated

- lecture by Kallen

(notes)

reel 12, frame 847

Folder 188: New Education and the Future of Peace undated

- lecture by Kallen

(manuscript, drafts)

reel 12, frame 903

Folder 189: New Education and the Future of Peace 1941

- lecture by Kallen

(correspondence)

reel 12, frame 1004

Folder 190: New Education and the Future of Peace 1941-1942

- lecture by Kallen

(correspondence)

reel 13, frame 1

Folder 191: New Education and the Future of Peace 1942

- lecture by Kallen

(correspondence)

reel 13, frame 39

Folder 192: Progressive Education Association 1933-1934

reel 13, frame 92

Folder 193: Progressive Education Association 1935-1937

reel 13, frame 143

Folder 194: Progressive Education Association 1938-1941

reel 13, frame 178

Folder 195: Education and Authority in Modern Italy undated

- manuscript of a book by Lamberto Borghi

(in three folders)

reel 13, frames 207, 308, 463

Folder 196: Family Welfare Association to William B. Feakins, Inc.

- Family Welfare Association, 1937

- Far Eastern Survey, 1946

- Farrar, Strauss and Company, 1946-1952

- William B. Feakins, Incorporated, 1925

reel 13, frame 614

Folder 197: Federal Council of Church of Christ in America 1941-1946

reel 13, frame 724

Folder 198: Federal Theater Project to Federation of Polish Jews in America

- Federal Theater Project, 1936-1938

- Federalist Papers, 1942

- Federation of Children's Organizations, 1936

- Federation Internationale de Ligues Contre l'Antisemitisme, 1936 (contains French)

- Federation of Jewish Philanthropies, 1933

- Federation of Jewish Student Organizations, 1939-1944

- Federation of Polish Jews in America, 1933-1936

not microfilmed

Folder 199: Fellowship Center to Fight Against Photography

- Fellowship Center, 1935

- Fellowship of Faiths, 1929

- Fellowship of Southern Churchmen, 1942-1949

- Fight for Freedom Committee, 1941

- Fight Against Photography, undated

reel 13, frame 779

Folder 200: The Filmarte to Foreign Policy Association

- The Filmarte, 1937

- Edward A. Filene Good Will Fund, 1944

- Films for Democracy, 1938-1939

- Flint Junior College, 1951

- For Intellectual Liberty, 1939

- Ford Hall Forum, 1930-1947

- Foreign Affairs, 1942

- Foreign Language Information Service, 1930-1934

- Foreign Policy Association, 1933-1936

reel 13, frame 820

Folder 200A: Foreign Policy Association Bulletin 1944-1945

not microfilmed

Folder 200B: Fort Worth Open Forum to Fortean Society

- Fort Worth Open Forum, 1935

- Fortean Society, 1931

reel 13, frame 858

Folder 201: The Forum 1923-1939

reel 13, 868

Folder 202: Foster Parents' Plan for War Children 1941-1943

reel 13, frame 908

Folder 203: International League for Academic Freedom 1933-1934

(contains French)

reel 13, frame 947

Folder 204: American Friends of French Democracy to France Forever

- American Friends of French Democracy, 1940-1944

- France Forever, 1947-1948

reel 13, frame 989

Folder 205: France - Political Prisoners 1940-1942

reel 14, frame 1

Folder 206: A Free Society 1934

- article by Kallen

(includes correspondence)

reel 14, frame 24

Folder 207: Free Synagogue to Friendship House

- Free Synagogue, 1937-1940

- The Free World, 1941-1944

- Freedom House, 1942-1951

- Friends of Democracy, 1941-1947

- Friends of Russian Freedom, 1949

- Friends of the Spanish Republic, 1945

- Friendship House, 1940

reel 14, frame 33

Folder 208: The Future of Peace 1941

- article by Kallen

(manuscript)

reel 14, frame 88

Folder 209: The Future of Peace 1941-1942

- article by Kallen

(contains correspondence and newspaper clippings)

reel 14, frame 172

Folder 210: Fur Industry, investigation of 1933

reel 14, frame 202

Folder 211: Gansevoort Bookshop to Guggenheim Memorial Foundation

- Gansevoort Bookshop, 1934

- Gazette de Beaux-Arts, 1944-46

- George Washington Memorial Library, 1951

- The Ghetto Speaks, 1942

- Globe Lecture Bureau, 1924

- Graduate School for Jewish Social Work, 1935-1939

- Greece, Materials on, 1946

- Greenwich House, 1945

- Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, 1936-1952

reel 14, frame 251

Folder 212: German Philosophical Association 1936

(contains German)

reel 14, frame 353

Folder 213: Council for a Democratic Germany 1944-1945

(includes the German Labor Delegation in the U.S.)

reel 14, frame 330

Folder 214: Germany 1926-1946

(miscellaneous)

(contains German)

reel 14, frame 427

Folder 215: Hadassah - National 1930-1937

reel 14, frame 477

Folder 216: Hadassah - National 1937-1945

reel 14, frame 519

Folder 217: Hadassah

- Brooklyn, 1940

- Cleveland, 1936

- re Louis Brandeis, 1943-1944

reel 14, frame 591

Folder 218: Harcourt, Brace and Company to Harvard Menorah Society

- Harcourt, Brace and Co., 1922

- Harper and Bros., 1944-1952

- Harpers Magazine, 1930-1952

- Harvard Alumni Bulletin, 1951

- Harvard Business Review, 1944

- Harvard Club, 1934-1937

- Harvard Educational Review, 1952

- Harvard Foundation, 1949

- Harvard Menorah Society, 1922-1923

reel 14, frame 640

Folder 219: Harvard University Press to Harvard University

- Harvard University Press, 1950

- Harvard University, 1930-1948

reel 14, frame 716

Folder 219A: Hebrew Arts Foundation to Henry George School of Social Science

- Hebrew Arts Foundation, 1947

- Hebrew Technical Institute, 1950-1951

- Hebrew Union College Monthly, 1935-1936

- Hebrew University, 1950

- Henry George School of Social Science, 1940

reel 14, frame 755

Folder 220: Hillel Foundation

- Hillel Beacon, 1945

- Hillel Foundations, 1933-1952

- Hillel - Brooklyn College, 1940-1943

- Hillel - University of Chicago, 1940-1948

- Hillel - Cornell University, 1934-1951

- Hillel - Harvard University, 1947

- Hillel - University of Maine, 1945

- Hillel - University of Manitoba, 1945

- Hillel - Northwestern University, 1935-1941

- Hillel - Pennsylvania State College, 1943

- Hillel – University of Toronto, 1948

reel 14, frame 768

Folder 221: Histadruth Ivrit to Human Behavior

- Histadruth Ivrit (American Conference for Hebrew Language and Culture), 1949

- Hollywood Quarterly, 1946

- Henry Holt and Company, 1923

- Human Behavior (Outline of Film), undated

reel 14, frame 846

Folder 222: The Humanist 1944-1952

reel 15, frame 1

Folder 223: A Humanist Manifesto to Human Nature and Max Eastman

- A Humanist Manifesto, 1933

- Of Humanistic Sources of Democracy, 1945 (article by Kallen)

- Human Nature and Max Eastman, 1942 (article by Kallen)

reel 15, frame 78

Folder 224: India and Israel to India Women's Conference

- India and Israel, 1951-1952

- The India Review, 1938

- India Women's Conference, 1944-1945

reel 15, frame 127

Folder 224A: Office of Indian Affairs 1945-1946

(includs the Institute of Ethnic Affairs and the Institute of Racial Democracy)

reel 15, frame 143

Folder 224B: Inpress to Inside Bakery Workers

- Inpress, 1934-1935 (contains German)

- Indiana University Press, 1951-1952

- Inside Bakery Workers, 1935

reel 15, frame 221

Folder 225: Institute Francais to Institute for Social Research

- Institut Francais de Washington, 1945

- Institute for Adult Education, 1933

- Institute for the Advancement of Cultural and Spiritual Values, 1944

- Institute of Church and State, 1948-1951

- Institute of Intercontinental Studies, 1951

- Institute for Intercultural Studies, undated

- Institute of International Relations, 1942

- Institute of Pacific Relations, 1945

- Institute for Public Service, 1950

- Institute of Race Relations, 1935

- Institute for Religious Studies, 1944-1947

- Institute for Research in Psychotherapy, 1949

- Institute of Social Research, 1945-1946

reel 15, frame 247

Folder 226: Institute of International Education to Institute for Religious Studies

- Institute of International Education, 1923-1949

- Institute for Religious Studies, 1944

reel 15, frame 360

Folder 226A: Institute of World Affairs 1946-1952

not microfilmed

Folder 227: Institute on World Organization 1941-1945

not microfilmed

Folder 228: Inter-American Seminar to International Free World Association

- Inter-American Seminar, 1941 (missing)

- Intercollegiate Zionist Federation, 1946

- Intercultural Education Workshop, 1944

- Interfaith Committee for Aid to the Democracies, 1940-1941

- International Committee to Aid Political Refugees, 1938

- International Committee for Political Prisoners, 1934-1942

- International Confederation of Free Trade Unions, 1951

- International Conference of Christians and Jews, 1946

- International Congress of Psychology, 1929

- International Congress of Philosophy, 1934-1952

- International Congress against Racialism, 1939-1940 (contains French)

- International Federation of Trade Unions, 1937

- International Free World Association, 1941

reel 15, frame 392

Folder 229: International Industrial Relations Institute 1934-1940

reel 15, frame 503

Folder 230: International Institute to International Ladies Garment Workers Union

- International Institute - Teachers College, 1933

- International Institute for the Unity of Science, 1939

- International Juridical Association, 1935

- International Ladies Garment Workers Union, 1942-1952

reel 15, frame 510

Folder 231: International League for Academic Freedom 1933-1934

(general materials)

reel 15, frame 532

Folder 232: International League for Academic Freedom 1933-1934

(correspondence)

reel 15, frame 558

Folder 233: International League for Academic Freedom 1933-1936

(correspondence, D-G)

reel 15, frame 591

Folder 234: International League for Academic Freedom 1933

(correspondence, Goldschmidt)

(contains German)

reel 15, frame 623

Folder 235: International League for Academic Freedom 1933-1936

(correspondence, H-J)

reel 15, frame 640

Folder 236: International League for Academic Freedom 1933-1936

(correspondence, L-M)

reel 15, frame 663

Folder 237: International League for Academic Freedom 1933-1936

(correspondence, S - W)

reel 15, frame 704

Folder 238: International League for Academic Freedom 1933-1934

(Canada - Denmark)

(contains German)

reel 15, frame 727

Folder 239: International League for Academic Freedom 1933-1935

(England)

reel 15, frame 748

Folder 240: International League for Academic Freedom 1933-1934

(Holland - Spain)

(contains German)

reel 15, frame 796

Folder 240A: International League for Academic Freedom 1933-1934

(Latin America)

(contains Spanish)

reel 15, frame 818

Folder 241: International League for Academic Freedom 1933-1934

(Sweden - Switzerland - U.S.S.R.)

(contains German)

reel 15, frame 859

Folder 242: List of International Organizations to Inter-Seminary Conference

- List of International Organizations, undated

- International P.E.N., undated

- International Phenomological Society, 1940-1949

- International Philosophical Society, 1933

- International Rescue Committee, 1951-1952

- International Rescue and Relief Committee, 1947

- International Solidarity Committee, 1948-1949

- International Student League, 1934

- Inter-Seminary Conference, 1943

reel 15, frame 882

Folder 243: Jabotinsky

- Jabotinsky Lecture Committee, 1940

- Jabotinsky Reception Committee, 1934-1935

reel 15, frame 921

Folder 244: Japan 1922-1942

(clippings)

reel 15, frame 939

Folder 245: Jefferson's Garden Wall 1944

(comments)

reel 15, frame 958

Folder 246: Jewish Agency for Palestine to Jewish Center Lecture Bureau

- Jewish Agency for Palestine, 1949-1950

- Jewish Board of Guardians, 1924

- Jewish Center Lecture Bureau, 1944-1946

reel 15, frame 973

Folder 247: Jewish Central Information Office 1936-1937

(contains German)

reel 15, frame 994

Folder 248: The Jewish Club 1938-1941

reel 15, frame 1014

Folder 249: Jewish Community Council to Jewish Deportees in Camps and Localities in the French Occupation Zone

- Jewish Community Council - Los Angeles, 1939-1940

- Jewish Council of Greater New York, 1923

- Jewish Council for Russian War Relief, 1942

- The Jewish Criterion, 1934

- Jewish Daily Bulletin, 1929-1934

- Jewish Daily Forward, 1922-1934

- Jewish Deportees in Camps and Localities in the French Occupation Zone, 1945 (contains German)

reel 15, frame 1032

Folder 250: Jewish Education Association to Jewish Education Committee of New York

- Jewish Education Association, 1936-1940

- Jewish Education Association of Essex County, 1944

- Jewish Education Association - Rochester, N.Y., 1948

- Jewish Education Committee of New York, 1941-1951

reel 16, frame 1

Folder 250A: Jewish Encyclopedic Handbooks to The Jewish Forum

- Jewish Encyclopedic Handbooks, 1952

- Jewish Faculty Committee, undated

- Jewish Federation of Delaware, 1952

- The Jewish Forum, 1935

reel 16, frame 76

Folder 251: The Jewish Frontier 1934-1949

reel 16, frame 94

Folder 252: Jewish Information Bureau to Jewish Occupational Council

- Jewish Information Bureau, 1939-1944

- Jewish Institute of Social Survey, 1939

- Jewish Labor Committee, 1934-1946 (contains Yiddish)

- Jewish Occupational Council, 1942

reel 16, frame 132

Folder 252A: The Jewish Morning Journal to The Jewish Review

- The Jewish Morning Journal, 1922

- Jewish National Fund, 1929-1936

- Jewish National and University Library, 1937-1950

- List of Jewish Pamphlets, undated

- The Jewish People, (outline), undated

- Jewish People's University and Teachers Seminary, 1936

- Jewish Publication Society of America, 1922-1948

- Jewish Reconstructionist Foundation, 1943

- The Jewish Review, 1945

reel 16, frame 223

Folder 253: Jewish Right-Christian Power 1943-1944

- article by Kallen

(comments)

reel 16, frame 269

Folder 254: Jewish Social Studies to Jewish Students' Society

- Jewish Social Studies, 1945-1949

- Appeal for Moral Support of Jews in Russia, 1941

- Jewish State Party, 1936

- Jewish Statistical Bureau, 1944-1945

- Jewish Students' Society, 1935

reel 16, frame 321

Folder 254A: Jewish Telegraphic Agency 1936-1950

reel 16, frame 357

Folder 254B: Jewish Theological Seminary to Jewish Youth Guild

- Jewish Theological Seminary, 1949-1952

- Jewish Theological Seminary - List of Alumni, 1932

- The Jewish War Veteran, 1942

- Jewish War Veterans of the U.S. 1942

- Jewish Welfare Board, 1925-1945

- Jews and Their Work in the World, 1939 (by H.M.K.)

- Jewish Youth Guild, 1933

reel 16, frame 418

Folder 255: Job as a Greek Tragedy to Judaism

- Job as a Greek Tragedy, 1944 (drama by Kallen)

- John Reed Club, 1933-1934

- Joint Advisory Committee on Religion and the Public School, 1949

- Joint Council for Social Sciences, 1949

- Journal of Higher Education, 1950

- Journal of Legal and Political Sociology, 1944-1945

- Journal of Social Forces, 1925

- Journal of Sociology, 1942

- Judaism (publication), 1951-1952

reel 16, frame 436

Folder 256: not used

not microfilmed

Folder 257: not used

not microfilmed

Folder 258: not used

not microfilmed

Folder 259: not used

not microfilmed

Folder 260: Judaism as Disaster 1940-1941

- address by Kallen

reel 16, frame 462

Folder 261: Judaism as Disaster 1941-1942

- address by Kallen

reel 16, frame 536

Folder 262: Judischer Verfasser Juristicher Schriften to Justice for Tresca Committee

- Judischer Verfasser Juristicher Schriften, 1936 (Nazi publication, in German)

- Junior American ORT, 1940

- Junior Federation of Jewish Charities, 1935-1940

- Junior Hadassah, 1936

- Justice for Tresca Committee, 1947

reel 16, frame 568

Folder 263: Katznelson Institute of Social and Political Science to Alfred A. Knopf

- Katznelson Institute of Social and Political Science, 1950

- Kehilath Jeshurun, 1940

- Alfred A. Knopf, 1922

reel 16, frame 600

Folder 264: Labor and Nation to League for Independent Political Action

- Labor and Nation (publication), 1948

- Labor Zionist Organization of America, 1948-1950

- Labour Party – England, 1924

- Lake George Workshop, 1945

- La Salle Bureau, undated

- Latin-American Thought (publication), 1945

- Lawyers Guild Review, 1946-1947

- League for Democratic Control, 1922-1927

- League for Fair Play, 1941

- League for Independent Political Action, 1933-1934

reel 16, frame 609

Folder 265: League for Industrial Democracy to League for Mutual Aid

- League for Industrial Democracy, 1934-1950

- League for Labor Palestine, 1939-1945

- League for Mutual Aid, 1937-1941

not microfilmed

Folder 265A: Liberal Arts Press to Liberal Party

- Liberal Arts Press, 1949-1950

- Liberal Party, 1944-1950

reel 16, frame 716

Folder 266: Library of the Burned Books 1934

(contains French and German)

reel 16, frame 730

Folder 267: Library of Congress to Lincoln School

- Library of Congress, 1949

- Life (publication), 1948-1949

- Ligue Internationale des Droits de l’Homme, 1945 (contains French)

- Lincoln School, 1924

reel 16, frame 760

Folder 268: Liveright Publishing Corporation 1927-1939

reel 16, frame 783

Folder 268A: Living Thoughts Library to Los Angeles Jewish Community Council

- Living Thoughts Library, 1946-1951 (published by the David McKay Company)

- Longmans, Green and Company, 1933

- Los Angeles Council – Jewish National Fund, 1938

- Los Angeles Jewish Community Council, 1946-1947

reel 16, frame 835

Folder 269: Macmillan Company to Magazine of Art

- Macmillan Company, 1922-1934

- Madison House Society, 1936-1940

- Magazine of Art, 1944-1952

reel 16, frame 858

Folder 270: Mailamm American Palestine Music Association 1937-1939

reel 16, frame 874

Folder 271: Mailing lists and other lists of names of individuals and organizations 1933-1944

reel 16, frame 896

Folder 272: Maimonides Octocentennial to Robert M. McBride Company

- Maimonides Octocentennial, 1935

- Main Currents in Modern Thought, 1942-1947

- Marshall Jones and Company, 1940

- Masada, 1935-1944

- Masaryk Institute, 1942-1951

- Master Scores, Incorporated, 1937

- Robert M. McBride Company, 1946

reel 17, frame 1

Folder 273: Meanings of Unity Among the Sciences 1939-1942

- article by Kallen

(correspondence about the article)

reel 17, frame 58

Folder 274: Menorah Association to Metropolitan New York Emergency Peace Campaign

- Menorah Association, 1951

- The Menorah Journal, 1925-1952

- Menorah Society, 1923-1937

- Metropolitan New York Emergency Peace Campaign, 1936

reel 17, frame 92

Folder 275: Mexico - The Jewish Question 1933-1944

(contains Spanish)

reel 17, frame 189

Folder 276: Michigan Congress of Parents and Teachers to Mizrachi Women’s Organization

- Michigan Congress of Parents and Teachers, 1941

- Michigan Speakers Bureau, 1936

- University of Minnesota, 1937

- Mizrachi Women’s Organization, 1940

reel 17, frame 284

Folder 277: The Modern Forum to Tom Mooney Committee

- The Modern Forum, 1934

- Modern Library, 1925-1948

- The Modern Monthly, 1934

- Modern Review, 1947

- Modern School Association, 1924

- The Modern Thinker, 1934

- Mohegan Modern School, 1935

- Tom Mooney Committee, 1939

reel 17, frame 296

Folder 278: Motion Pictures, materials on 1920-1931

reel 17, frame 325

Folder 279: Museum of Modern Art to Mutual Welfare League of Auburn

- Museum of Modern Art, 1939-1942

- Music Box Canteen, 1944

- Mutual Welfare League of Auburn, 1924

reel 17, frame 410

Folder 280: The Nation (publication) 1922-1952

reel 17, frame 419

Folder 280A: National Assembly for Labor Israel 1949-1951

reel 17, frame 475

Folder 281: National Advisory Council on Academic Freedom to National Bureau of Economic Research

- National Advisory Council on Academic Freedom, 1939

- National Association of Jewish Center Workers, 1940

- National Association of Manufacturers, 1941-1942

- National Book Award, 1951-1952

- National Broadcasting Co., 1940-1941

- National Bureau of Economic Research, 1942-1952

reel 17, frame 503

Folder 282: National Citizens Commission for the Public Schools to National Community Relations Advisory Council

- National Citizens Commission for the Public Schools, 1951

- National Citizens Political Action Committee, 1944

- National Commission for Young Children, 1943

- National Committee to Aid Victims of German Fascism, 1934

- National Committee for the Defense of Political Prisoners, 1933

- National Committee for Jewish Book Week 1940

- National Committee on Professional Leadership, 1950-1951

- National Community Relations Advisory Council, 1949

reel 17, frame 549

Folder 283: National Conference of Christians and Jews 1934-1946

reel 17, frame 588

Folder 284: National Conference of Jewish Social Service to National Council for Jewish Education

- National Conference of Jewish Social Service, 1934-1935

- National Conference for Palestine, 1934-1935

- National Council of the Arts, Sciences and Professions, 1949

- National Council of Community Relations Organizations, 1949

- National Council for Jewish Education, 1935-1952

reel 17, frame 653

Folder 285: National Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds 1934-1935

reel 17, frame 697

Folder 285A: National Council of Jewish Women 1936-1950

reel 17, frame 751

Folder 286: National Council of Jewish Juniors to National Institute of Immigration Welfare

- National Council of Jewish Juniors, 1934

- National Council for a Permanent FEPC, 1943-1946

- National Council for Prevention of War, 1922-1923

- National Council of Women of the U.S., 1939

- National Defense Committee, 1924

- National Economic and Social Planning Association, 1934

- National Education Association, 1937

- National Farmers’ Holiday Association, 1934

- National Federation for Constitutional Liberties, 1942

- The National Forum, 1936

- National Institute of Immigration Welfare, 1934

reel 17, frame 829

Folder 287: National Jewish Welfare Board 1923-1947

reel 17, frame 892

Folder 288: National Joint Committee for Spanish Relief to National Research Council

- National Joint Committee for Spanish Relief, 1941

- National Labor Relations Board, 1942

- National League for American Citizenship, 1934-1937

- National Mid-Century Committee for Children and Youth, 1951-1952

- National Peace Conference, 1936-1943

- National Planning Association, 1948

- National Policy Committee, 1942

- National Recovery Administration, 1933

- National Refugee Service, 1939-1946

- National Research Council, 1941

reel 17, frame 962

Folder 289: National Resources Planning Board 1943

reel 18, frame 1

Folder 290: National Self-Government Committee to National Student Forum

- National Self-Government Committee, 1942 (missing)

- National Sharecroppers Week, 1941-1945

- National Social Welfare Assembly, 1950-1951

- National Society for the Study of Education, 1930-1942

- National Student Forum, 1922-1923

reel 18, frame 69

Folder 291: National Solidarity and the Jewish Minority 1942

- article by Kallen

reel 18, frame 127

Folder 292: National Solidarity and the Jewish Minority 1941-1942

- article by Kallen

reel 18, frame 244

Folder 292A: The Nation's Schools (publication) 1942-1948

reel 18, frame 328

Folder 293: Nazi Aesthetics 1936-1937

(contains German)

reel 18, frame 481

Folder 294: African-Americans, materials on 1934-1944

reel 18, frame 505

Folder 295: Neue Volkszeitung to New Education Fellowship

- Neue Volkszeitung, 1942

- Newark Museum, 1944-1948

- New Jersey Federation of YMHA’s and YWHA’s, 1948

- The New Commonwealth, 1936-1938

- New Education Fellowship, 1939-1941

reel 18, frame 521

Folder 296: New Europe to The New Masses

- New Europe (publication), 1941

- New Haven Bureau of Jewish Education, 1949

- The New Humanist, 1933

- New Jersey College for Women, 1936

- New Jersey State Teachers College, 1935

- The New Masses (publication), 1935

reel 18, frame 580

Folder 296A: The New Leader 1942-1952

reel 18, frame 623

Folder 297: The New Palestine 1929-1947

reel 18, frame 684

Folder 298: The New Republic 1922-1944

reel 18, frame 724

Folder 299: Newspaper Guild of New York to New York Evening Post

- Newspaper Guild of New York, 1937

- New York City Board of Education, 1934-1949

- New York City Civil Liberties Committee, 1940

- New York City Planning Commission, 1934

- New York Committee to Aid Agricultural Workers, 1934-1935

- New York Epic Committee, 1934

- New York Evening Post, 1922-1941

reel 18, frame 766

Folder 300: New York Federation of College Teachers to New York Society of Women Artists

- New York Federation of College Teachers, 1941

- New York Jewish News, 1937

- New York Psychiatric Institute, 1952

- New York Public Library, 1951-1952

- New York School of Social Work, 1937

- New York Society of Women Artists, 1935

reel 18, frame 794

Folder 300A: New York State Commission Against Discrimination 1946-1947

reel 18, frame 816

Folder 300B: New York State Teachers Association to New York Tribune

- New York State Teachers Association, 1937

- New York Teachers Anti-War Committee, 1933

- New York Teachers Anti-War League, 1935

- New York Teachers Guild, 1940-1950

- New York Times, 191938-1950

- New York Tribune, 1923-1952

reel 18, frame 875

Folder 301: New York University to New Zionist Organization

- New York University, 1934-1952

- New York University Jewish Cultural Foundation, 1940-1941

- New York Workers Committee on Unemployment, 1933

- New York Zionist Club, 1935-1936

- New Zionist Organization, 1941

reel 18, frame 908

Folder 302: Nobel Prize Committee to W.W. Norton Co.

- Nobel Prize Committee, 1949

- Non-Partisan Council to Win the Peace, 1943

- North American Committee to Aid Spanish Democracy, 1936-1937

- W.W. Norton Co., 1952

reel 18, frame 950

Folder 303: Norway, materials on 1941-1942

reel 18, frame 981

Folder 304: Nuremberg Protests 1935

(includes summary of the Nuremberg Laws and unsigned report on protests)

(contains German)

reel 18, frame 1010

Folder 305: Office of War Information to The Open Road

- Office of War Information, 1943

- Open Forum Speakers Bureau, 1922-1939

- The Open Road, (publication), 1934

reel 19, frame 1

Folder 306: Opinion to Women's American ORT

- Opinion (publication), 1933-1942

- Women's American ORT, 1936-1940

reel 19, frame 41

Folder 307: Our Changing Psychologies 1933

- article by Kallen

reel 19, frame 74

Folder 308: Our Changing Psychologies 1933

- article by Kallen

reel 19, frame 195

Folder 309: Our Changing Psychologies 1933

- article by Kallen

reel 19, frame 332

Folder 310: Our Changing Psychologies 1934

- article by Kallen

reel 19, frame 462

Folder 310A: Oxford Committee for Famine Relief to Oxford University Press

- Oxford Committee for Famine Relief, 1950

- Oxford University Press, 1947-1952

reel 19, frame 569

Folder 311: Thomas Paine Memorial Committee 1936-1950

reel 19, frame 583

Folder 312: Palestine 1944-1946

(articles and notes)

(contains French)

reel 19, frame 669

Folder 313: Palestine Building Loan and Saving Association to Palestine Development Council

- Palestine Building Loan and Saving Association, 1923

- Palestine Corporation, Limited, 1938

- Palestine Development Council (also known as the Palestine Development League), 1922-1923

reel 19, frame 759

Folder 314: Palestine Economic Corporation to Palestine Immigration

- Palestine Economic Corporation, 1946-1952

- Palestine Economic News, 1934

- Palestine Foundation Fund, 1947

- Palestine Immigration (materials on), 1935-1944

reel 19, frame 812

Folder 315: Pan American Union to P.E.N. Club

- Pan American Union, 1941

- Pan American Women's Association, 1945

- Pan European Union, 1944-1945

- Park Avenue Synagogue, 1951-1952

- The Charles S. Peirce Society, 1946

- Pellegrini and Cudahy, 1948

- P.E.N. Club, 1946-1951

- European P.E.N. Club, 1941

reel 19, frame 865

Folder 316: Pendle Hill to The Personalist

- Pendle Hill, 1937-1949

- Penguin Books, Inc., 1946

- People's League for Economic Security, 1935-1937

- People's Lobby, 1929

- People's Peace, 1950

- The Personalist, 1933

reel 19, frame 920

Folder 317: Personal Morality vs. National Morality to The Philosophical Review

- Personal Morality vs. National Morality, 1938-1939 (lecture by Kallen)

- Phi Beta Kappa, 1933

- Philadelphia Council on Jewish Education, 1946-1947

- Philosophical Library, 1947 (publisher)

- The Philosophical Review, 1936

reel 19, frame 976

Folder 318: Philosophy of State 1917-1918

- lecture series by Kallen

reel 20, frame 1

Folder 319: Pioneer Women to Poale Zion Organization

- Pioneer Women, 1950

- Pittsburgh Board of Public Education, 1943-1944

- Pledge for Peace Committee, 1944

- P.M. (newspaper), 1942

- Poale Zion Organization, 1935-1941

reel 20, frame 91

Folder 320: American Friends of Polish Democracy 1942-1944

reel 20, frame 109

Folder 321: Polish Jewry 1934-1937

(clippings)

(contains Yiddish)

reel 20, frame 154

Folder 322: Political Prisoners Bail Fund Committee to Princeton University Press

- Political Prisoners Bail Fund Committee, 1935

- Pontifical Institute of Medieval Studies, 1947

- Post War World Council, 1942

- Hans Preiss International Bookstore, 1935 (in German)

- President's Amnesty Board, 1947

- President's Conference on Unemployment (missing)

- Princeton University Bicentennial Conference, 1947

- Princeton University Press, undated

reel 20, frame 183

Folder 323: Progressive City Committee to Progressive National Committee

- Progressive City Committee, 1937

- Progressive Education Association, 1933-1941 (missing)

- The Progressive Forum, 1937

- Progressive National Committee, 1936

reel 20, frame 216

Folder 324: Propaganda and Psychological Warfare 1941-1942

(clippings and pamphlets, some published by the Judicial Laymen's Association)

reel 20, frame 236

Folder 325: Proportional Representation Campaign Committee to G.P. Putnam's Sons

- Proportional Representation Campaign Committee, 1936

- Provisional Committee for the Establishment of Jewish Farm Settlements in the United States, 1933

- The Psychoanalytic Quarterly, 1934

- The Psychologic Center, 1939

- Public Education Association, 1934-1944

- Public School Publishing Company, 1935

- G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1934

reel 20, frame 279

Folder 326: Race Attitudes in Children to Reader’s Digest

- Race Attitudes in Children (Questionnaire), undated

- Rand School for Social Science, 1924-1950

- Random House, 1936-1947

- Reader’s Digest, 1942-1952

reel 20, frame 300

Folder 327: Refugees, Correspondence with Individuals 1934-1944

- A

(contains German and French)

reel 20, frame 342

Folder 328: Refugees, Correspondence with Individuals 1934-1944

- Baer to Beck

(contains German)

reel 20, frame 358

Folder 329: Refugees, Correspondence with Individuals 1934-1944

- Behrendt to Bunzel

(contains German)

reel 20, frame 399

Folder 330: Refugees, Correspondence with Individuals 1934-1944

- C-D

(contains German)

reel 20, frame 439

Folder 331: Refugees, Correspondence with Individuals 1934-1944

- E

reel 20, frame 482

Folder 332: Refugees, Correspondence with Individuals 1934-1944

- F

(contains German)

reel 20, frame 532

Folder 333: Refugees, Correspondence with Individuals 1934-1944

- G

reel 20, frame 572

Folder 334: Refugees, Correspondence with Individuals 1934-1944

- H

reel 20, frame 629

Folder 335: Refugees, Correspondence with Individuals 1934-1944

- I-J

(contains German)

reel 20, frame 672

Folder 336: Refugees, Correspondence with Individuals 1934-1944

- Kahn to Kaufmann, E.

reel 20, frame 688

Folder 337: Refugees, Correspondence with Individuals 1934-1944

- Kaufmann, Fritz to Kaufmann, Gabriele

(contains German)

reel 20, frame 702

Folder 338: Refugees, Correspondence with Individuals 1934-1944

- Kisch to Kobrin

reel 20, frame 757

Folder 339: Refugees, Correspondence with Individuals 1934-1944

- Kracauer to Kunz

(contains German)

reel 20, frame 780

Folder 340: Refugees, Correspondence with Individuals 1934-1944

- L

(contains German)

reel 20, frame 836

Folder 341: Refugees, Correspondence with Individuals 1934-1944

- Mandelbaum to Meyer

reel 20, frame 883

Folder 342: Refugees, Correspondence with Individuals 1934-1944

- Mire to Poljaks

reel 20, frame 943

Folder 343: Refugees, Correspondence with Individuals 1934-1944

- R

(contains German)

reel 20, frame 978

Folder 344: Refugees, Correspondence with Individuals 1934-1944

- Saenger to Salomon

reel 20, frame 1035

Folder 345: Refugees, Correspondence with Individuals 1934-1944

- Schaeffer to Steinthal

reel 21, frame 1

Folder 346: Refugees, Correspondence with Individuals 1934-1944

- Stern to Sultan

(contains German)

reel 21, frame 51

Folder 347: Refugees, Correspondence with Individuals 1934-1944

- T

reel 21, frame 83

Folder 348: Refugees, Correspondence with Individuals 1934-1944

- Wachenheim to Wiener

reel 21, frame 93

Folder 349: Refugees, Correspondence with Individuals 1934-1944

- Winter to Wunderlich

(contains German)

reel 21, frame 140

Folder 350: Refugees, Correspondence with Individuals 1934-1944

- Z

(contains French)

reel 21, frame 186

Folder 351: Refugees - Comite Allemand, Paris 1935-1936

(contains German)

reel 21, frame 228

Folder 352: Refugees 1935-1940

(miscellaneous, includes materials from the Refugee Economic Corporation, the Relief Committee for Hebrew Scholars in Germnay, and others)

(contains German)

reel 21, frame 265

Folder 353: Self-Help Committee for German Emigres 1936-1939

(contains German)

reel 21, frame 297

Folder 354: Self-Help Committee for German Emigres 1936-1939

(contains German)

reel 21, frame 331

Folder 355: Self-Help Committee for German Emigres 1936-1939

(contains German)

reel 21, frame 356

Folder 355A: Self-Help of Emigres from Central Europe 1939-1945

reel 21, frame 404

Folder 356: Religious Education in Democratic Society 1941

- article by Kallen

reel 21, frame 429

Folder 357: Religious Education in Democratic Society 1941-1942

- article by Kallen

reel 21, frame 470

Folder 358: Religion and Its Philosophies to Roy Publishers

- Religion and Its Philosophies (questionnaire by Kallen), undated

- La Republique Francais, 1944-1946 (contains French)

- Research Institute of American Jewish Education. 1948

- Responsibility, 1942 (article by Kallen, comments only)

- Review of Metaphysics, 1952

- Rocker Publications Committee, 1939

- Rosen Tours, 1936

- Roy Publishers, 1944

reel 21, frame 522

Folder 359: Russia 1922-1944

(miscellaneous)

reel 21, frame 565

Folder 360: Saturday Review of Literature 1928-1943

reel 21, frame 618

Folder 361: Saturday Review of Literature 1944-1951

reel 21, frame 660

Folder 362: The San Francisco Forum to School for Jewish Studies

- The San Francisco Forum, 1934

- Saturday Evening Post, 1944

- Save the Children Federation, 1942

- Schocken Books, Inc 1948

- School for Adult Jewish Education, 1935

- School for Jewish Studies - San Francisco, 1938-1941

reel 21, frame 752

Folder 363: The School of Living to Charles Scribners Sons

- The School of Living (publication), 1934-1935

- School and Society (publication), 1936-1951

- Schoolmen's Week - University of Pennsylvania, 1935

- Schuman Publications, 1947-1951

- Science (publication), 1936

- Science of Culture Series, 1941

- Sconset Moors School of Opinion, 1923-1925

- Charles Scribners Sons, 1945

reel 21, frame 788

Folder 364: Self Regulation of Industry 1936-1939

- article by Kallen

reel 21, frame 848

Folder 365: The Sentinel to Sermon Topics for Chaplains

- The Sentinel, 1935

- Sermon Topics for Chaplains, 1941-1942 (contains German)

reel 21, frame 905

Folder 366: Service Bureau for Intercultural Education to Simon and Schuster

- Service Bureau for Intercultural Education, 1939

- Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury, 1945

- Sharon Zionist Club, 1944-1945

- Simon and Schuster, 1930-1937

reel 21, frame 962

Folder 367: Social Democratic Federation to Social Service Employees Union

- Social Democratic Federation, 1949

- The Social Frontier, 1938

- Social Psychology - Article by Edwin Holt, 1934

- Social Research (publication), 1934-1952

- Social Service Employees Union, 1937

reel 21, frame 1002

Folder 368: Social Service and the Public 1929-1930

- article by Kallen

reel 22, frame 1

Folder 369: Social Service Research Council to South Orange Adult School

- Social Service Research Council, 1934

- Social Workers Discussion Club, 1934

- Socialist Party, 1939

- Society for the Advancement of Education, Inc., undated

- Society for Ethical Culture, 1939-1952

- Society for the Prevention of World War III, 1944

- South Orange Adult School, 1948

reel 22, frame 22

Folder 370: Spain to Square Deal Pictures Corporation

- Spain, 1938-1941

- Spinoza Forum for Adult Education, 1946

- Spinoza Foundation, 1948

- Spinoza Institute, 1941

- Spinoza Society of America, 1950-1951

- Springfield City Club, 1933-1934

- Square Deal Pictures Corporation, 1945

reel 22, frame 68

Folder 370A: The Standard to Seth Low Junior College - Student Council

- The Standard, 1947

- Stanford University, 1947

- State, County and Municipal Workers, 1944

- United States State Department, 1946-1950

- State Teachers College - Milwaukee, 1942

- Seth Low Junior College - Student Council, 1934

reel 22, frame 116

Folder 371: Subversive Groups to Syracuse University

- Subversive Groups - correspondence 1944

- Suffolk Co-operative Bank, 1922

- The Sun, 1925

- The Survey Associates, 1937-1938

- Syracuse University, 1949

reel 22, frame 147

Folder 372: Tamiment Economic and Social Institute to Teachers College, Columbia University

- Tamiment Economic and Social Institute, 1944

- Teachers College, Columbia University, 1936-1942

reel 22, frame 191

Folder 373: Teachers Conference on Adult Education to Teachers League for Academic Freedom

- Teachers Conference on Adult Education, 1936

- Teachers League for Academic Freedom, 1934

reel 22, frame 210

Folder 374: Teachers Loyalty Oaths 1934-1936

(miscellaneous, includes some materials from the Teachers Union, the Teachers Anti-War Committee and other organizations)

reel 22, frame 252

Folder 375: Teachers Loyalty Oaths 1934-1936

(miscellaneous)

reel 22, frame 292

Folder 376: Teachers Loyalty Oaths undated

- article by Kallen

reel 22, frame 366

Folder 377: Teachers Union to Tipografica Editora Argentina

- Teachers Union, 1922-1938

- Temple Israel Brotherhood, 1939

- Texas State Library, 1922-1923

- Thorsten Veblen Open Forum, 1944

- Tipografica Editora Argentina, undated (contains Spanish)

reel 22, frame 391

Folder 378: Tomorrow to Twelfth Street

- Tomorrow (publication), 1942

- Town Criers of Rhode Island, 1933

- Town Hall, Los Angeles, 1947

- Town Hall Club, 1929-1939

- Town Hall Workshop, 1944

- Training School for Jewish Social Work, 1925

- United States Treasury Department, 1942

- Tuskegee Institute, 1943

- Twelfth Street (publication), 1950

reel 22, frame 417

Folder 378A: Training Bureau for Jewish Communal Service 1946-1947

reel 22, frame 443

Folder 378B: Training Bureau for Jewish Communal Service 1948-1951

reel 22, frame 507

Folder 379: UNESCO - Reports and Press Releases 1945-1951

reel 22, frame 565

Folder 380: Union of American Hebrew Congregations to United Europe Movement

- Union of American Hebrew Congregations, 1943-1949

- Union for Democratic Action, 1941-1942

- Unitarian Laymen's League, 1924

- Unitarian Regional Headquarters, 1946-1952

- United Citizens Committee, 1936

- United Europe Movement, 1947

reel 22, frame 646

Folder 381: United Jewish Appeal 1941-1948

reel 22, frame 708

Folder 382: United Nations 1943-1952

reel 22, frame 778

Folder 383: United Nations - San Francisco Conference 1944-1945

reel 22, frame 828

Folder 384: United Nations - San Francisco Conference 1944-1945

reel 22, frame 914

Folder 385: United Nations - San Francisco Conference 1944-1945

reel 23, frame 1

Folder 386: United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Agency to United States Commission on Educational Reconstruction

- United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Agency, 1945

- United Palestine Appeal, 1936

- United Service for New Americans, 1947

- United Service Organization, 1945-1946

- United States Commission on Educational Reconstruction, 1942-1944

reel 23, frame 108

Folder 386A: United States International Book Association to Universities Committee on Post-War International Problems

- United States International Book Association, 1946

- United States Student Assembly, 1946

- Unity House, 1946

- Universite Libre de Bruxelles, 1951

- Universities Committee on Post-War International Problems, 1944

reel 23, frame 159

Folder 387: University of Chicago Press 1925-1947

reel 23, frame 184

Folder 388: The Vanguard to Volunteer Christian Committee to Boycott Nazi Germany

- The Vanguard (publication), 1929

- Vanguard Press, 1935-1944

- Verlagsanstalt “Graphia”, 1936 (contains German)

- United Committee to Aid Vermont Marble Workers, 1936

- Vermont University, 1951

- Veterans League of America, 1946

- Viking Press, 1936-1952

- Vital Speeches (publication), 1935

- Volunteer Christian Committee to Boycott Nazi Germany, 1939

reel 23, frame 287

Folder 388A: Veterans Problems 1945

reel 23, frame 331

Folder 389: Of War and Peace 1939

- article by Kallen

reel 23, frame 345

Folder 390: Of War and Peace 1939-1940

- article by Kallen

reel 23, frame 396

Folder 391: Wartime Education 1940-1943

(miscellaneous)

reel 23, frame 450

Folder 392: George Washington and the Isolationists 1935-1941

- article by W. Gainsborough

reel 23, frame 501

Folder 393: War Resisters League to West Bronx Forum

- War Resisters League, 1949

- Washington Committee for Academic Freedom, 1948

- Washington Square College Alumni Association, 1939

- Weequahic Adult School, 1938

- Wellesley Peace Council, 1940

- Wesleyan University, 1934

- West Bronx Forum, 1936

reel 23, frame 579

Folder 394: WEVD, (Radio Station) 1933-1940

reel 23, frame 600

Folder 395: Wharton Review to Women's International League for Peace and Freedom

- Wharton Review, 1934

- Who's Who in America, 1938

- Who's Who in American Jewry, 1939

- Winnetka Board of Education, 1945

- Wisconsin Idea Theatre, 1947

- Wisconsin Alumni Institute of Public Affairs, 1935

- Wisconsin State Journal, 1943

- Women's City Club of New York, 1935

- Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, 1934-1945

reel 23, frame 643

Folder 396: Women's International Organizations Liaison Committee 1940-1942

reel 23, frame 679

Folder 397: Women's International Organizations Liaison Committee 1943-1945

reel 23, frame 789

Folder 398: Women's Peace Union of the Western Hemisphere to World Conference on Jewish Education

- Women's Peace Union of the Western Hemisphere, 1924

- Woodrow Wilson Foundation, 1942

- Workers' Defense League, 1942-1948

- Workers' Defense League of New Jersey, 1939

- Workers' Education Bureau, 1925

- Workmen's Circle, 1945- 1949 (contains Yiddish)

- World Book Encyclopedia, 1944-1947

- World Confederation of International Groupments, 1943

- World Conference on Jewish Education, 1947

reel 23, frame 891

Folder 398A: World Council of Churches to Writers’ War Board

- World Council of Churches, 1945

- World Education Service Council, 1947

- World Encyclopedia Institute, 1945-1948

- World Fellowship, Incorporated, 1943

- World Fellowship of Faiths, 1936-1937

- World Festivals for Friendship, 1947

- World Jewry Fellowship, 1934

- World Peace Foundation, 1940

- World Peace Prayer Conference, 1935

- Writers Union, 1935

- Writers’ War Board, 1945

reel 23, frame 942

Folder 399: 1939 World's Fair 1937

reel 23, frame 993

Folder 400: 1939 World's Fair 1937-1939

reel 24, frame 1

Folder 401: World Jewish Congress undated

(contains German)

reel 24, frame 64

Folder 402: World Jewish Congress 1932-1933

reel 24, frame 100

Folder 403: World Jewish Congress 1934

(January - September)

(contains German)

reel 24, frame 142

Folder 403A: World Jewish Congress 1934

(October-December)

(contains German and Yiddish)

reel 24, frame 178

Folder 404: Third World Jewish Congress 1934

(contains German and French)

reel 24, frame 332

Folder 404A: Third World Jewish Congress 1934

(contains German)

not microfilmed

Folder 405: Third World Jewish Congress 1935

(contains German)

reel 24, frame 389

Folder 406: World Jewish Congress 1936

(January-June)

(contains German and Yiddish)

reel 24, frame 454

Folder 407: World Jewish Congress 1936

(July - December)

(contains German)

reel 24, frame 543

Folder 408: World Jewish Congress 1936

- lists of delegates

- supporting organizations

reel 24, frame 627

Folder 409: World Jewish Congress 1936

- First Congress

(contains German)

reel 24, frame 738

Folder 410: World Jewish Congress 1936

- First Congress

(contains German and Yiddish)

reel 24, frame 835

Folder 411: World Jewish Congress 1937-1938

(contains German)

reel 24, frame 875

Folder 412: World Jewish Congress 1937-1942

- Commission on Romania

reel 24, frame 933

Folder 413: World Jewish Congress 1939

reel 24, frame 971

Folder 414: World Jewish Congress 1939

reel 25, frame 1

Folder 415: World Jewish Congress 1940-1944

reel 25, frame 77

Folder 416: World Jewish Congress 1945

reel 25, frame 131

Folder 416A: World Jewish Congress 1950-1952

(contains Yiddish)

reel 25, frame 212

Folder 417: World Jewish Congress 1935-1936

- K. and E. Knopfmacher correspondence

(contains German and French)

reel 25, frame 231

Folder 418: World Jewish Congress

- K. and E. Knopfmacher correspondence, 1937-1939 (contains German)

- report on Archives of the World Jewish Congress, 1937

reel 25, frame 297

Folder 419: The Yale Review to Young Women’s Christian Association

- The Yale Review, 1952

- Yale University Press, 1922

- Yavne Hebrew Theological Seminary, 1949-1951

- Yeshiva College, 1935-1949

- Yiddish Encyclopedia, 1944

- Yiddish Scientific Institute - YIVO, 1933-1950

- Yorkville Forum, 1936

- You and Industry Library, 1936

- Young Circle League of America, 1934

- Young Israel, 1933-1945

- Young Men’s Christian Association, 1937-1944

- Young Men’s Hebrew Association, 1933-1938

- Young Men’s and Women’s Hebrew Association: Pittsburgh, 1934; St. Louis, 1940; Washington Heights, 1941

- Young Women’s Christian Association, 1925

reel 25, frame 366

Folder 420: Zeal for American Democracy to Zionist Organization of Canada

- Zeal for American Democracy, 1948

- Zeta Beta Tau Quarterly, 1924

- Ziff-Davis Publishing Company, 1947

- Zionist Archives and Library, 1942

- Emergency Committee for Zionist Affairs, 1941-1942

- Zionist Organization of America, 1923-1952

- Association for Z.O.A. Reorganization, 1929

- Zionist Organization of Canada, 1945

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