Collection inventory

Overview of the Collection
Creator:	Browder, Earl, 1891-1973.
Title:	Earl Browder Papers
Inclusive Dates:	1879-1990
Quantity:	48.0 linear ft.
Abstract:	Papers of the General secretary of the Communist Party of the United States from 1930 through its dissolution in 1944. When the Party was reconstituted as the Communist Political Association later that year, Browder was chosen as its President, however he was expelled in 1946 following a debate over Party leadership. Following his expulsion, Browder lectured and wrote about Marxism and represented Soviet writers and publishers for publication in the United States. Collection includes correspondence/subject files (1879-1970) relating to Marxist philosophy, the workings of the C.P.U.S.A., Browder's role within the Party and to Browder's business ventures as well as legal files (1938-1958); manuscripts (1924-1967) of Browder and others, including Browder's manuscripts for articles, books, memoranda, news releases, pamphlets, reports, and speeches; and memorabilia including personal files and photographs of Browder and his family, and some colleagues. Notable correspondents include Roger Baldwin, Daniel Bell, Bruce Bliven, Rudy Blum, Louis B. Boudin, Juan Antonio Corretjer, Theodore Draper, Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, William Z. Foster, Joseph Freeman, A.A. Heller, Lotte Jacobi, Alfred Kohlberg, Robert S. Minor, Tom Mooney, Paul and Eslanda Goode Robeson, Anna Rochester, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jack Selford, Joseph R. Starobin, I.F. Stone, John Strachey, Anna Louise Strong, Dirk Jan Struik, Norman Thomas, Harry Frederick Ward, Sumner Welles, and others. Also included is a holograph letter of greeting from Mao Zedong. The collection also includes Browder's personal library and other published materials.
Language:	English, Russian, Spanish
Repository:	Special Collections Research Center, Syracuse University Libraries 222 Waverly Avenue Syracuse, NY 13244-2010 https://library.syracuse.edu/special-collections-research-center

Biographical History

Earl Russell Browder (1891-1973) was General Secretary of the Communist party of the United States during the height of its popularity, in the 1930s and 1940s and twice represented the Party as its candidate for President. Earl Browder was born on May 20, 1891, in Wichita, Kansas. He was the son of William Browder and Martha Jane Hankins Browder. His father was a teacher and farmer who was avidly Populist. Earl Browder had little formal education and went to work to help support the family. At the age of 15 Browder joined the Socialist party, but within a few years he moved on to the newly formed Syndicalist League of North America, led by William Z. Foster. He took courses in law and business and became manager of a cooperative store in Olathe, Kansas where he authored a manual on the principles of accounting for cooperatives. In 1917, Browder was convicted of espionage for speaking out against potential US involvement in World War I and following his release from prison continued to oppose the war and was again convicted and served a second sentence. Soon after he left prison in 1919, he joined the newly organized Communist party. He also went to work for Foster's Trade Union Educational League (TUEL) in New York City. In 1921 Browder and Foster represented the TUEL at the Red International of Labor Unions (RILU) in Moscow. Browder became a top aide to Foster. In 1926 Browder travelled to Moscow and then China as part of an international Communist labor delegation. Returning to the United States in 1929, Browder helped Foster become General Secretary of the party. When poor health forced Foster into semi-retirement in 1932, Browder succeeded to the party leadership. During the 15 years of his leadership, the Communist party grew from a membership of a few thousand to over 100,000 and gained both visibility and considerable respectability with Browder as its "face" and "voice". Browder was the Party's candidate for President in 1936 and 1940, both times with James W. Ford as his running mate. In 1940, Browder was convicted of passport fraud and sentenced to four years in federal prison in Atlanta but his sentence was commuted by President Roosevelt after 14 months. In the election of 1944, Browder supported Roosevelt's reelection and presided over the dissolution of the United States Communist Party and the formation of the Communist Political Association. In 1946, Browder and his brother William were both expelled from the international Communist Party. Following his expulsion, Earl Browder wrote and lectured and worked with Soviet publishers and authors to get their books published in the United States. Browder died in Princeton, NJ on June 27, 1973.

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Scope and Contents of the Collection

The Earl Browder Papers consists of biographical material, correspondence-subject files, writings and memorabilia.

Biographical material comprises biographical sketches, obituaries and genealogical material.

Correspondence-subject files comprise approximately half the collection. Represented here are important individuals in the Communist and Socialist movements such as (Benjamin Davis, Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, James W. Ford, William Z. Foster, Vito Marcantonio, Upton Sinclair, Norman Thomas and Mao Zedong). There are extensive transcipts of early Central Committee Plenum sessions (March, April 1930) and other early organizing meetings of the Communist Party USA and the TUEL. Correspondence with and reports about labor unions, other political parties ( American Labor Party, Henry Wallace's Progressive Party, Socialist Party), and organizations (International Labor Defense, National Council for Prevention of War ) are also well represented. Boxes 10 through 15 contain material directly relating to the Communist Party USA or to Communist parties in various countries including Canada, Cuba, Greece, Mexico, Peru, Poland, Spain and New Zealand. Also represented are a number of publications ( The Daily Worker, New Masses), publishers (Duke University Press, Haldeman-Julius Publications, Oxford University Press, OGIZ), and booksellers ( [Irving] Ephraim, O'Brien Antiquarian Bookseller), as well as educational institutions (Cornell University, New York University, Princeton University). Extensive legal files concerning Earl Browder's passport violation case (United States v. Earl Browder 22 USC 220) and Raissa Browder's deportation case (United States v. Raissa Berkmann Browder) are included. There is also family correspondence including letters to and from Earl Browder and his wife Raisa during Browder's time in jail. Correspondence of Browder's sons Felix, Andrew and William which is related to their own careers has been included in Memorabilia.

Writings contains articles (including letters to the editor), books and speeches, almost all on political topics relating to labor problems and/or Communism. Sample titles/topics include "The Communist Party and Civil Liberties in the United States," "How To Tell an Anti-Democrat and How To Beat Him," and "Cooperation with Communists." Of particular interest in this series are several versions of Browder's autobiography, which was never completed or published. There is a great deal of duplication of text among articles, speeches and pamphlets as Browder's speeches were often published in multiple forms.

Memorabilia includes address books, artwork, clippings about Browder from a wide range of publications, financial material, and photographs of Browder, both personal (family and friends) and political (Communist International 7th World Congress). Also included in Memorabilia are postcards which Browder brought back or sent to his sons for their postcard albums, printed material, a number of sound recordings, and travel souvenirs.

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Arrangement of the Collection

Biographical material, Correspondence-subject files and Memorabilia are arranged alphabetically by topic or subject. Writings are subdivided by type; within that, articles and speeches are arranged chronologically while books are alphabetical by title.

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Restrictions

Access Restrictions

The majority of our archival and manuscript collections are housed offsite and require advanced notice for retrieval. Researchers are encouraged to contact us in advance concerning the collection material they wish to access for their research.

Use Restrictions

Written permission must be obtained from SCRC and all relevant rights holders before publishing quotations, excerpts or images from any materials in this collection.

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Related Material

A number of published items were sent to Rare Books for cataloging. Please refer to the Classic Catalog and search on "Gift of Earl Browder" to locate these items. In addition, Rare Books has substantial cataloged holdings of Communist publications such as the New Masses, Communist International and Bolʹshevik. Please refer to the Classic Catalog for these items as well.

All audiorecordings have been digitized.

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Subject Headings

Persons

Corporate Bodies

Associated Titles

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Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

Preferred citation for this material is as follows:

Earl Browder Papers,
Special Collections Research Center,
Syracuse University Libraries

Finding Aid Information

Created by: --
Date: 2001-01-01
Revision history: 22 Jul 2009 - converted to EAD (MRC); 21 Jul 2011 - fully processed, updated (PRB); 25 Jul 2011 - minor subject term corrections (MRC); 11 Oct 2013 - sound recordings added (MRC); 23 May 2014 - sound recordings digitized (MRC); 1 Dec 2016 - additions to following boxes: 4, 5, 6, 20, 47, 48, 50, 62, 66, Oversize 1 (PB); 10 Jan 2024 - Yonkers Club correspondence date corrected (DTF); 13 Feb 2024 - updated media inventory, added Oversize 4 and 5 (IRP); 17 Jul 2024 - box contents in inventory corrected (DTF)

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Inventory

Note on alternate formats:

All audiorecordings have been digitized.

	Lists
Box 1		Lists of Browder material

	Biographical material
Box 1		Bio outlines and published biographies undated
Box 1		Genealogy notes undated
Box 1		Memorial service 1973
Box 1		Obituaries 1973
Box 1		Personal documents

	Correspondence-subject files
Box 2		A 1944-1947
Box 2		Abad Santos y Basco, José 1941
Box 2		Abe, Yukio 1950
Box 2		Abraham Lincoln School, Chicago, Illinois 1943, 1944
Box 2		Academy of Science of the USSR 1946
Box 2		L'Action Catholique 1943
Box 2		Adamic, Louis 1943
Box 2		Adams, C. B. 1946
Box 2		Adams, Josephine Truslow 1945, 1946, 1956, 1959, 1962, undated
Box 2		Aero Digest 1947
Box 2		Agapov, Boris 1950
Box 2		Agnoletti, Enzo Enriques 1958
Box 2		Ainsley, Sheridan 1946
Box 2		The Aircraft 1936 - worker-based union at Curtiss, Buffalo, NY
Box 2		Albizu Campos, Pedro 1936-1944
Box 2		Alexander, Gross Wilbur 1942, 1943
Box 2		Alexander, Robert J. 1950-1957
Box 2		All-America Anti-Imperialist League 1929
Box 2		All Union Central Council of Trade Unions 1946
Box 2		Allen, James undated
Box 2		Allen, Theodore William 1945
		Alter, Victor
			See Ehrlich Alter Case
		Alvarez, G. Arnedo
			See Communist Party, Argentina
Box 2		Álvarez del Vayo, Julio 1944
Box 2		Am-Rus Literary and Music Agency 1954, 1955
Box 2		Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America 1951, undated
Box 2		Amalgamated Plant Protection 1942
Box 2		Amalgamated Public Service Workers' Union undated
Box 2		Amerasia 1947
		America First Party
			See Smith, Gerald Lyman Kenneth.
Box 2		American Artist 1947
Box 2		American Bar Association 1945
Box 2		American Book Company 1948
Box 2		American Book Publishers Council 1946
Box 2		American Civil Liberties Union 1930-1952
Box 2		American Committee for Defense of Puerto Rican Political Prisoners 1937
Box 2		American Committee for Liberation 1958
Box 2		American Committee for Protection of Foreign Born 1939-1944
Box 2		American Committee for the Resettlement of Jews in Birobidjan 1937
Box 2		American Committee in Aid of Chinese Industrial Cooperatives 1943
Box 2		American Commonwealth Federation 1935
Box 2		American Congress of Industry 1942
Box 2		American Consular Service, Paris 1921
Box 2		The American Economic Foundation 1944
Box 2		American Exporter 1947
Box 2		American Federation of Labor 1933
Box 2		American Federation of Teachers 1939
Box 2		"American Forum of the Air," Mutual Broadcasting System 1946, 1947
Box 2		American Fund for Public Service 1929
Box 2		American Journal of Psychiatry 1947, 1948
Box 3		American Labor Party 1937-1953
Box 3		American Labor Party, Progressive Committee 1940
Box 3		American League Against War and Fascism 1933, 1934
Box 3		American Legion 1943
Box 3		American Library Service 1946
Box 3		The American Magazine 1943
Box 3		American Negro Labor Congress 1929
Box 3		American News Company, Inc 1948
Box 3		American Overseas Airlines System 1946
Box 3		American Retail Federation 1944
Box 3		American Review of Soviet Medicine 1947
Box 3		American Russian Institute 1943, 1947
Box 3		American Scientist 1947
Box 3		The American Scholar 1947
Box 3		American Slav Anti-Hitler Congress 1942
Box 3		The American Socialist 1957
Box 3		American Society for Technical Aid to Spanish Democracy 1937
Box 3		American-Soviet Musical Society 1947
Box 3		American Writers' Congress 1935
Box 3		American Youth Congress 1936, 1940
		"America's Town Meeting of the Air"
			See Town Hall, Inc.
Box 3		Amter, Israel 1942, 1942, 1945
Box 3		Analysis 1945
		Anderson, Clinton P.
			See United States House of Representatives Special Committee on Campaign Expenditures
Box 3		Anderson, Edith 1942
Box 3		Angell, Norman 1935
Box 3		Anthony Productions, Inc. 1971
Box 3		Anti-Communist legislation 1943
Box 3		Anti-Defamation League 1940
Box 3		Anti-Hitlerism and Latin America 1941-1943
Box 3		Anti-Semitism 1943
Box 3		Appelman, Mike 1939
Box 3		[D.] Appleton-Century Company, Inc 1946
Box 3		Arakcheyev, Alexey Andreyevich undated
Box 3		Archway Book Store, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1948
Box 3		Arco Publishing Company 1946
Box 3		Argentina 1943, 1944
Box 3		Argosy 1947
Box 3		Armenians in America 1942
Box 3		Army & Navy Journal 1947
Box 3		Army Ordnance 1947
Box 3		Aronow, Edward I. 1939
Box 3		Aronsberg, Emanuel 1925
Box 3		Arze, José Antonio 1942-1945
Box 3		Associated Press 1963
Box 3		Atlanta Constitution 1944
Box 3		Atlantic City High School 1948
Box 3		The Atlantic Monthly 1946-1948
Box 3		Auer, William 1945
Box 3		Auerbach, Isabel 1936
Box 3		Auld, James C. 1960, 1961, 1964
Box 3		"The Author Meets the Critics," WQXR Radio 1947
Box 3		B 1935-1955
Box 3		Bachrach, Marion undated
Box 3		Bacon Pamphlet Service 1948
Box 3		Baker, Hart E. 1945
		Baker, Rudy
			See Blum, Rudolph.
Box 3		[Walter H.] Baker Company 1947
Box 3		Baker & Taylor Company
Box 3		Baldwin, Roger 1941
Box 3		Bannister, L. Ward 1945
Box 3		Barden, Leonard 1957
Box 3		Baruch, Bernard Mannes 1926
Box 3		Bassols, Narciso 1942
Box 3		Bates, Ralph 1943
Box 4		[Eugene] Bechtold, Bookseller 1948
		Bedacht, Max
			See American Fund for Public Service.
Box 4		Bednarski, Sigmund 1943
Box 4		Beechhurst Press, Inc. 1947
		Bell, Daniel
			See The Fund for the Republic, Inc.
Box 4		Bell, Tom Jay 1943
Box 4		[Matthew] Bender & Company 1947
Box 4		Beneš, Edvard 1943
Box 4		Benjamin, Herbert 1942
Box 4		Berenson, Mitchell 1946
Box 4		Berg, Philip 1942
Box 4		Berkmann, Mary 1935-1962
Box 4		Berkmann, S.B. (Bernard) 1936-1938
Box 4		Beria, Lavrenty Pavlovich 1938
Box 4		Berkowitz, Sylvia 1954-1965
Box 4		Bernard, John Toussaint 1937
Box 4		Bernaut, Elsa 1961-1964
Box 4		Berti, Giuseppe 1944
Box 4		Bessie, Alvah 1942
Box 4		Bethune, Henry Norman 1938
Box 4		Biddle, Francis undated
Box 4		Billboard 1947
Box 4		Biller, David Wolfe 1946
Box 4		Birkhead, Leon Milton 1940
		Birobidjan
			See American Committee for the Resettlement of Jews in Birobidjan.
Box 4		Bishop, Rufus Walter 1944
Box 4		Bittleman, Alexander 1925, 1937, 1938, 1943, 1944
Box 4		Black Legion 1936, 1941
			See also Ku Klux Klan
		Bliven, Bruce
			See New Republic
Box 4		Blossom, Frederick A. undated
Box 4		Blum, Rudolph and Lilly 1951-1970 (2 folders)
Box 4		Blum, Rudolph [?] writing as Ralph Bowman (pseudonym) undated
Box 4		The Bobbs-Merrill Company 1947
Box 4		Bohn, William E. 1945
Box 4		Bolivia 1944
Box 4		Bolivian Democratic Union 1944
Box 4		Bolshevik 1947-1949
Box 5		Boni & Gaer, Inc 1947-1949
Box 5		Bonnier's New York, NY 1948
Box 5		Bonus Book Club, Inc 1948
Box 5		Book Find Club 1943
Box 5		Bookbinding and Book Production 1946, 1947
Box 5		Books Abroad 1947
Box 5		"Books on Trial," WHN Radio 1946, 1947
Box 5		Boston Evening Transcript 1939
Box 5		Boudin, Louis B. 1943, 1951-1957
Box 5		Braman, Robert E., "Boston Coastwise shipping" undated
		Branch, William E. (pseudonym)
			See Browder, William (brother of E.B.)
Box 5		Brandt & Brandt 1946
Box 5		Bransten, Richard 1941-1944
Box 5		Brant, Neil 1943, 1944
Box 5		Brazil 1940
		Braziller, George
			See Book Find Club.
Box 5		Brentano's 1948
Box 5		Bridges, Harry Renton 1942-1946
Box 5		Brisman, Chaim 1946
Box 5		British Consulate General, Shanghai, China 1936
Box 5		Broadcast Music, Inc. 1946
Box 5		Brodsky, Carl 1943, 1946
Box 5		Bronx (NY) Workers Athletic Club 1930
Box 5		Browder, Andrew 1938-1965, undated
Box 6		Browder, Anna (Mrs. James) 1937
		Browder, Earl
Box 6			China visit 1942
Box 6			Subpoenas 1935-1955
Box 6			To Irene Browder 1935-1946
Box 6			To/from Irene Browder 1941, 1942, 1950 - letters from prison (3 folders)
Box 6			To/from family 1934-1942
Box 6		Browder, Felix 1930s
Box 6		Browder, Felix 1941-1951, 1953-1966 (2 folders)
Box 7		Browder, Frank G. 1956
Box 7		Browder, Gladys L. 1963
Box 7		Browder, Grace Ida Smiley 1945
		Browder, Irene
Box 7			[General] 1950, undated
Box 7			To Earl Browder 1929-1937, 1945
Box 7			Condolences 1955
Box 7			Death 1955
Box 7		Browder, Jay 1937
Box 7		Browder, Julie undated
Box 7		Browder, Ralph Waldo 1937-1969
Box 7		Browder, Ruth 1939
Box 7		Browder, William (father of E.B.) 1919-1943
Box 7		Browder, William (brother of E.B.) 1926-1956
Box 7		Browder, William (son of E.B.) 1942-1964
Box 8		[Earl] Browder, Inc. 1949-1951
Box 8		[Earl] Browder, Inc. 1946, 1947 - lists, outlines and synopses of books offered (2 folders)
Box 8		Brown, Elizabeth Churchill 1955, 1957, 1964
Box 8		Brown, William Montgomery 1936, 1938, 1939
Box 8		[Curtis] Brown, Ltd. 1946
Box 8		Brown University Library 1948
Box 8		Bryan, Helen R. 1942
Box 8		Bryant Book Shop, New York, NY 1948
Box 8		Bubbenov, Michael 1948
		Buck, Pearl Sydenstricker
			See Lloyd, David.
Box 8		Buck, Timothy 1942
			See also Communist Party, Canada.
Box 8		Budenz, Louis F. 1939, 1943
		Buell, Raymond Leslie
			See Foreign Policy Association.
Box 8		Bulgaria 1945
Box 8		Burke, J. Frank, Sr. 1939
Box 8		Burma 1943
Box 8		Burtan, Valentine Gregory 1940
Box 8		Business Girl 1947
Box 8		Business Men of America, Inc. 1945
Box 8		Business Week 1947
Box 8		Butler, John Marshall 1958
Box 8		Butler, Mary 1958
Box 8		Bynner, Harold Witter 1942
Box 8		Byrd, Harry Flood, Sr. 1957
Box 8		C 1930-1961
Box 8		Cacchione, Peter V. 1945
Box 8		California Department of Industrial Relations 1942
Box 8		California State Senate Fact-Finding Committee on Un-American Activities 1948
Box 8		California v. Harry Jackson 1935
Box 8		Camp Ripley, Minnesota undated
Box 8		La Cancion de Stalingrado, Manzanilla, Cuba 1943
Box 8		Capitol Publishing Company 1947
Box 8		Carnegie Endowment for International Peace 1947
Box 8		Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh 1948
Box 8		Carolina Political Union 1938, undated
Box 8		Carpeña, Pépita undated
Box 8		Carter, Jimmy 1976
Box 8		Casselberry, Horace 1941
Box 8		Catholic Labor Alliance, Chicago, Illinois 1943
Box 8		Cattell & Co. 1949
Box 8		Celler, Emanuel 1944
Box 8		Cenacle Press 1948
Box 8		Central Committee of War Veterans Organizations of Yonkers (NY) 1944
Box 8		Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg, Missouri 1963
		Cerf, Bennett A.
			See Random House, Inc.
Box 8		Chafee, Zechariah, Jr. 1944
Box 8		Chamberlin, William Henry 1945
Box 8		Chambers, Whittaker 1952
Box 8		Chatto & Windus, Ltd., London 1960
Box 8		Chaunt, Peter 1937, 1957
Box 8		Chemical Publishing Company, Inc. 1946-1960
Box 8		Chen Chia-Keng undated
Box 9		Cheprakov, V. 1948
Box 9		The Chicago Sun 1947
Box 9		Chile 1940, 1943
Box 9		China 1942-1944
Box 9		China, Ministry of Foreign Affairs 1941
Box 9		China Aid Council 1942
Box 9		Chkalov, Valeri 1947
Box 9		The Christian Front 1940
Box 9		The Christian Register 1947
Box 9		The Christian Science Monitor 1947, 1954
Box 9		Church League for Industrial Democracy 1942
Box 9		The Citadel Press 1946-1948, 1963
Box 9		Citizens' Committee to Free Earl Browder 1941 (4 folders) >
Box 9		City College of New York 1948
		Clark, Delbert
			See What's On Your Mind?, WQXR Radio.
Box 9		[Charles W.] Clark Company 1948
		Classic Comics
			See Gilberton Company.
Box 9		Cleath, Robert L. 1962, 1963
Box 9		Cleveland Public Library 1948
Box 9		Cobb, Richard 1964
		Cochran, Bert
			See The American Socialist.
Box 9		Cockcroft, Julia Walcott 1941
Box 9		College Book Exchange, Toledo, Ohio 1948
Box 9		College Book Store, Ames, Iowa 1948
Box 9		Colliers 1944, 1945, 1947
Box 9		Colonial House Publishers 1947-1948
Box 9		Colonial Radio Corporation, Buffalo, NY 1943
Box 9		Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. 1944, 1946
Box 9		Columbia University 1946, 1947, 1962
Box 9		Columbia University Book Store 1948
Box 9		Columbia University Oral History Project 1964, 1971
Box 9		Columbia University Press 1946, 1948
Box 9		The Comet Press, Inc. 1948
Box 9		Commission to Study the Organization of Peace 1944
Box 9		Committee for Concerted Peace Efforts 1938
Box 9		Committee for Economic Development 1946
Box 9		Committee for the Promotion of Democracy 1941
Box 10		Communist International 1930
Box 10		Communist International Magazine 1934
Box 10		Communist Party, Algeria 1943
Box 10		Communist Party, American-Canadian Group 1929
Box 10		Communist Party, Argentina 1939-1946
Box 10		Communist Party, Australia 1944, 1945, 1948
Box 10		Communist Party, Austria 1935
Box 10		Communist Party, Bolivia 1943
Box 10		Communist Party, Brazil 1943-1945, undated
Box 10		Communist Party, Canada 1922, 1942, undated
Box 10		Communist Party, Chile 1936, 1940, 1942, undated
Box 10		Communist Party, China 1936, 1940, 1942, undated
Box 10		Communist Party, Colombia 1944, 1945
Box 10		Communist Party, Costa Rica 1943
Box 10		Communist Party, Cuba 1941-1948
Box 10		Communist Party, Czechoslovakia 1948
Box 10		Communist Party, Executive Committee of the Communist International 1931, 1939, 1943
Box 10		Communist Party, France 1942-1944
Box 10		Communist Party, Germany 1929, 1939
Box 10		Communist Party, Great Britain 1945, 1948, undated
Box 10		Communist Party, Greece 1944, 1946
Box 11		Communist Party, Haiti 1946
Box 11		Communist Party, Honduras 1944
Box 11		Communist Party, Hungary 1945, undated
Box 11		Communist Party, India 1938, 1942
Box 11		Communist Party, Ireland 1942, 1943
Box 11		Communist Party, Italy 1940, 1945, 1948, 1959
Box 11		Communist Party, Latin American Secretariat of the Communist International 1930
Box 11		Communist Party, Mexico 1930-1945
Box 11		Communist Party, Morocco undated
Box 11		Communist Party, New Zealand 1942, 1943
Box 11		Communist Party, Peru 1938, 1942
Box 11		Communist Party, Philippines 1936, 1938, 1945
Box 11		Communist Party, Poland 1948
Box 11		Communist Party, Puerto Rico 1934
		Communist Party, Spain
Box 11			[General] 1938, 1943, 1944, undated
Box 11			Communist Party, Spain "Al Partido Communista de España de los Communistas de la XV Brigada Internacional" 1938
Box 12			Scrapbook 1936-1947
Box 12		Communist Party, Spain in North Africa 1941, 1942
Box 12		Communist Party, South Africa 1944, 1945
		Communist Party, USA
Box 12			Bulgarian-Macedonian Bureau 1940
Box 12			Cadre & Review Commission 1948
Box 12			California State Committee 1942
Box 12			Central Committee 1937-1945
Box 12			Central Committee memoranda 1930, 1942-1945
Box 12			Central Committee Plenum summary of discussion 31 Mar - 4 Apr, 1930 (3 folders)
Box 12			Central Committee Plenum 1939
Box 13			Central Executive Committee, Trade Union Committee 1926, 1927 (2 folders)
Box 13			Chicago Convention 1923
Box 13			Conference of Miners 30 Apr 1927
Box 13			Constitution undated
Box 13			District # 2 1931
Box 13			District #8, Chicago, Illinois 1930
Box 13			Elections 1930
Box 13			Elections 1932
Box 13			Elections 1936
Box 13			Elections 1938
Box 13			Elections 1940
Box 13			Elections 1942
Box 13			Elections 1944
Box 13			Financial statements 1939, 1944
Box 13			Finnish Bureau 1929
Box 13			French pamphlet distribution 1943
Box 13			Language Federations undated
Box 13			Language work 1936
Box 13			Membership books 1930, 1942, 1943, 1945
Box 13			Membership drive 1944
Box 13			Monroe County, NY 1944
Box 13			National Committee 1938-1946
Box 13			National Convention (6th) 1929
Box 13			National Convention (7th) 1930
Box 13			National Convention (8th) 1934
Box 14			National Convention (9th) 1936
Box 14			National Convention (10th) 1938
Box 14			National Convention (12th) 1944
Box 14			National Convention (13th) 1945
Box 14			National Convention (14th) 1948
Box 14			National Convention (16th) 1956
Box 14			National Convention undated
Box 14			National Farm Commission undated
Box 14			National groups 1944
Box 14			National Training School 1930
Box 14			New York City Central Committee 1934
Box 14			New York State 1937, 1943-1945
Box 14			Ohio 1943
Box 14			Oregon 1942
Box 14			Pennsylvania State Committee 1943
Box 14			Plenum 1937
Box 14			Political Bureau 1930
Box 14			Political Committee 1927, 1929, 1939
Box 14			Press releases 1936-1943
Box 14			Registration 1944, 1945
Box 14			Secretariat 1930
Box 14			Workers (Communist) Party 1929
Box 14			Westchester, Putnam, Rockland (NY) 1946
Box 14			Unidentified reports undated
Box 15			Fragments undated
Box 15		Communist Party, USA opposition 1929, 1930, 1933, 1935, 1936
Box 15		Communist Party, USA and Earl Browder v. Daily News 1938
Box 15		Communist Party, USA v. Paul Peek, Secretary of State of California 1942
Box 15		Communist Party , USA v. McFadden Publications 1940
Box 15		Communist Party, Uruguay 1939
Box 15		Communist Party, Venezuela undated
Box 15		Communist Party Workers School 1925
Box 15		Communist Party World Congress of the Communist International (7th) 1935
Box 15		Communist Party Young Communist International 1923
Box 15		Communist Party, Yugoslavia 1947-1949
		Communist Party of the USA (Majority Group)
			See Communist Party, USA, opposition.
		Communist Political Association
Box 15			[General] 1945, 1946
Box 15			Constitution 1944
Box 15			Election 1948
Box 15			Financial reports 1944, 1945
Box 15			National Committee 1945
Box 15			Massachusetts 1945
Box 15			New York State 1944, 1945
Box 15			Ohio 1945
Box 15			Press releases 1944-1949
Box 15			Western Pennsylvania , West Virginia 1945
		Communist Review
			See Communist Party, Great Britain.
Box 16		Community Church of Boston 1938, 1939
Box 16		Community Church of New York 1935
		Comrade X
			See Liberty.
Box 16		Confereration of Workers of Latin America (C.T.A.L.) 1944
Box 16		Conference to Coordinate War Efforts of Professional Men and Women 1943
Box 16		Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO) 1938, 1946, 1947
Box 16		Congress of Industrial Organizations, Full Employment Committee 1950
Box 16		Congress of Soviet-American Friendship 1943
Box 16		Connecticut Conference on Social and Labor Leguslation 1942
Box 16		Continental Artcrafts, Weston, MA 1946
Box 16		Continental Congress of Authentically Democratic Parties 1943
Box 16		Cook, Gerald 1943
Box 16		Ćopić, Vladimir 1938
Box 16		Cornell University 1948
Box 16		Cornwall, Max, "Complete Index to 'A Textbook of Marxist Philosophy' " 1940
Box 16		Coronet Magazine 1947, 1954
Box 16		Correspondence Chess League of America 1956
Box 16		Corretjer, Juan Antonio 1942-1945
			See also Pueblos Hispanos.
		Coughlin, Charles Edward
			See The Christian Front.
Box 16		Council for Pan-American Democracy 1939, 1944, 1945
Box 16		Council on African Affairs, Inc. 1944, 1945
Box 16		Council of American Associations of Commerce and production 1944
Box 16		"Court of Public Opinion," Dumont Television Network 1948
Box 16		Cousins, Norman 1946
			See also Saturday Review.
Box 16		Cox, Eugene A. 1943, 1944
Box 16		Crane-Gartz, Kate 1938-1940
Box 16		Creative Age Press, Inc. 1946, 1947
Box 16		Criterion Books, Inc. 1957
Box 16		Croatians in America undated
Box 16		Crosbie, Paul 1945
Box 16		Crow, Carl 1938
Box 16		[Thomas Y.] Crowell Company 1946, 1947
Box 16		Crown Publishers 1946, 1947-1949
Box 16		Crowther, Geoffrey 1944
Box 16		Cuba 1943
Box 16		Curran, Edward Lodge 1938, 1939
		Current Books, Inc.
			See [A.A.] Wyn, Inc.
Box 16		Curtis Circulation Co., Inc. 1960
Box 16		Cuyahoga County Library 1948
Box 16		Czechoslovak State Council, London, England 1944
Box 16		Czechoslovakia 1942
Box 17		D 1942-1953
Box 17		The Daily Compass 1950, 1951
Box 17		The Daily Worker 1932-1947
Box 17		Dallas County (Texas) United Legislative Committee 1944
Box 17		Dallin, David J. 1955, 1956
Box 17		Dana, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 1946
Box 17		Dance 1947, 1948
Box 17		Daniel, Marion Price, Sr. 1957
Box 17		Darcy, Samuel 1939, 1941, 1942
Box 17		Davis, Benjamin J., Jr. 1942-1944
Box 17		Davis, Saville R. 1954
Box 17		[John] Day Company 1947
Box 17		Deakin, Frederick William 1963, 1964
Box 17		Dearborn (Michigan) Board of Education 1948
Box 17		Debs, Eugene
Box 17		Declaration of Interdependence 1944
Box 17		Dedijer, Stevan 1950, 1957, 1959
Box 17		Defense Committee for Civil Rights for Communists 1940
Box 17		Deleon, Daniel 1920
Box 17		Demidov, K. 1946
Box 17		Democratic Socialist Party (Hungary) 1956
Box 17		Dennis, Eugene 1943, undated
Box 17		Detroit anti-labor agencies undated
Box 17		Deutsch, Albert 1933
Box 17		Dial Press, Inc. 1933, 1942, 1946, 1947
		Dies Committee
			See United States House of Representatives Special Committee on Un-American Activities
Box 17		Dirksen, Everett M. 1946
Box 17		Disque, Brice P. 1954
Box 17		Distributors Guide, Inc. 1945, 1946
Box 17		Dodd, Bela V. 1949
Box 17		Doubleday & Company, Inc. 1946-1957
Box 17		Douglas, Paul Howard 1957
Box 17		Douglas, Wallace 1943, 1944
Box 17		Dover Publications 1947
Box 17		Dowling, Lyle 1942, 1943
Box 18		Drake America Corporation 1947
Box 18		Draper, Theodore 1955-1958, 1970
Box 18		Dreiser, Theodore 1942, 1944
Box 18		Drinan, Robert F. 1974
Box 18		Dryden Press, Inc 1947, 1960
Box 18		Dubinsky, David 1944
Box 18		Duclos, Jacques 1945, 1946
Box 18		Duell, Sloan and Pearce, Inc. 1946, 1947, 1960, 1961
Box 18		Duke University Library 1948
Box 18		Duke University Press 1946, 1947
Box 18		Dunn, Robert Williams 1942
Box 18		Dunne, William Francis 1930, 1938
		Durant, Will
			See Declaration of Interdependence.
Box 18		Dutt, Rajani Palme 1944, 1945
Box 18		Dvorine, Israel 1947
Box 18		E 1943-1968
Box 18		Eastman, Max 1942, 1945
Box 18		Economische Voorlichtingdienst 1947
Box 18		Eddy, Montague 1944
Box 18		Edelman, Irwin 1946
Box 18		Eden, Robert Anthony 1945
Box 18		[J. W.] Edwards Company 1949
Box 18		Efries, Joseph 1944, 1945
		Ehrlich, Henryk
			See Ehrlich-Alter Case.
Box 18		Ehrlich-Alter Case 1943
Box 18		Electronics 1947
Box 18		Embassy of the U.S.S.R., Washington, DC 1946, 1947
Box 18		Emergency Civil Liberties Committee 1954
Box 18		Emergency Conference for Aid to Spain 1938
Box 18		Emerson Books, Inc 1947
Box 18		Encina, Dionisio undated
Box 18		Encyclopædia Britannica Press 1947
Box 18		[Irving] Ephraim, Booksellers 1948
Box 18		Esquire, Inc 1954
Box 18		The Evening Star, Washington, DC 1948
Box 18		Ewert, Arthur 1937
Box 18		F 1940-1950
Box 18		Farm Journal 1947
Box 18		Farmer-Labor Association of Minnesota 1936
Box 18		Fascists in America 1937
Box 18		Federal Union, Inc. 1942
Box 18		[Mitchell] Fein Associates 1942, 1943
Box 18		Feingold vs. Board of Elections of Cook County, Illinois 1942
Box 18		Fellowship of Reconciliation 1936
Box 18		Fels, Samuel Simeon 1943
Box 18		Ferrucci, Jerome 1939
Box 18		Field, Frederick Vanderbilt 1944, undated
Box 18		Field, Marshall, III 1945, 1947
Box 18		Fieldman, Solon 1942
Box 18		Fine, Fred Morris 1942
Box 18		Finland 1919
Box 18		Fischer, Ruth 1953
Box 18		Fish, Hamilton, III 1938
Box 19		Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley 1940-1944
Box 19		The Folger Shakespeare Library 1946
		Foner, Philip S.
			See The Citadel Press.
Box 19		Food Industries 1947
Box 19		Footman, David 1959, 1960
Box 19		Forbes, May (Mrs. Hank) 1946
Box 19		Ford, James W. 1940, 1942, 1943
Box 19		Ford Hall Forum, Boston, Massachusetts 1937, 1960
Box 19		Foreign Affairs Magazine 1947
Box 19		Foreign Language Publishing House, Moscow, USSR 1951
Box 19		Foreign Policy Association 1938
Box 19		Forum Group undated
Box 19		Foster, William Zebulon 1923-1951
Box 19		Foundation for Economic Education, Inc 1948
Box 19		Four Continent Book Corporation 1948, 1949
Box 19		France (Vichy) 1940
Box 19		Frank, Waldo 1935-1937
Box 19		Franklin, Francis 1948
Box 19		Free World Association 1944
		Freeman, A.C. (pseudonym)
			See Chamberlin, William Henry.
Box 19		Freeman, Joseph 1956-1964
Box 19		Frequency Modulation Business 1947
Box 19		Friedman, Robert 1957
		Friends of Democracy, Inc.
			See Birkhead, Leon Milton.
Box 19		Friends of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade 1938
Box 19		Friends of the Debs Column 1937
Box 19		Friends of the Soviet Union 1930
Box 19		Fry, Varian 1945
Box 19		Fuller, Alvan Tufts 1927
Box 19		The Fund for the Republic, Inc. 1955-1957
Box 19		Funk and Wagnalls Company 1944-1947
Box 19		G 1939-1960
Box 19		Gaer Associates, Inc 1949
Box 19		Gallagher, Leo 1950
Box 19		Ganley, Nat undated
Box 19		Gantt, W. Horsley 1948
Box 19		Garlin, Sender 1943
Box 19		Garry, Shirley 1952, undated
Box 19		Gartz, Victor E. 1946
Box 19		Gates, Johnny 1942, 1964
Box 19		Gauvreau, Emile 1947
Box 19		Gazette des Beaux Arts 1947
Box 19		Gebert, Boleslaw Konstantin 1934
Box 19		General Motors Corporation 1937, 1948
Box 19		Gerard, Mary 1946
Box 19		Germans in the United States undated
Box 19		Gerson, S. W. undated
Box 19		Gerstovich, G. B. 1948
Box 19		Gilberton Company 1946
Box 19		[J.K.] Gill Co. 1948
Box 19		Gilmore, Eddy 1946
Box 19		Giraud, Henri Honoré 1943
Box 20		Gladkov, M. 1947
Box 20		Glamour 1947
Box 20		Global Press, Inc. 1947
Box 20		Gold, Mike 1941
Box 20		Goldman, Marcus I. 1943
Box 20		Goldway, Dave 1945
Box 20		Good Housekeeping 1947
Box 20		Gordon, Eugene 1944
Box 20		Gorman, Patrick E. 1944
Box 20		Green, Elizabeth 1940
Box 20		Gridiron Club
Box 20		Grigoriev, Nikifor 1943
Box 20		Grolier Information Service 1947
Box 20		Grossman, Cornell 1945
Box 20		Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp. 1943
Box 20		Guardian, Cape Town, South Africa 1945
Box 20		H 1942-1960
Box 20		Haithcox, John P. 1967
Box 20		Haldeman-Julius Publications, Girard, Kansas 1947
Box 20		Hall, Gus undated
Box 20		Hall, Robert F. 1940
Box 20		Halula, Winifred 1963
Box 20		Hamilton College 1948
Box 20		Hammett, Molly 1961-1969
Box 20		Handler, Morton 1956-1965
Box 20		Hanson, Earl Parker 1946
Box 20		Harcourt, Brace and Company 1946, 1947
Box 20		Harper & Brothers 1946-1960, 1963
		Harper's Bazaar
			See Harper & Brothers.
		Harper's Magazine
			See Harper & Brothers.
Box 20		Harris, Thomas L. 1943
Box 20		Hart Publishing Co. 1948
Box 20		Hartman, George W. 1936
Box 20		Harvard Business Review 1947
Box 20		Harvard Cooperative Society, Inc. 1948
Box 20		Harvard Get-Together Club 1936
Box 20		Harvard Law Review 1947
Box 20		Harvard Student Union 1940
Box 20		Harvard University 1947, 1948, 1961
Box 20		Harvey Associates 1958, 1960
Box 20		Hathaway, Clarence A. 1930, 1938, 1940
Box 20		Headlines and What's Behind Them 1953
Box 20		[W.S.] Heinman & Company 1947
Box 21		Heller, Abe A. 1941-1952
		Hemingway, Ernest
			See Speiser, Maurice J. and Herbert A.
Box 21		[Norman W.] Henley Publishing Company 1947
Box 21		Herald Tribune Books 1946
		Hervé, Pierre
			See La Nouvelle Réforme.
Box 21		Hinman, Ithamar B. 1938
Box 21		Hofstra College, Hempstead, Long Island, NY 1962, 1963
Box 21		[Henry] Holt and Company, Inc., Publishers 1946
Box 21		Honduras undated
Box 21		Houghton Mifflin Company 1939, 1947
Box 21		Houphouët-Boigny, Félix 1946
Box 21		Housing Progress Magazine 1947
Box 21		Howard, Milton undated
Box 21		Hsieh, Tehyi undated
Box 21		Hudicourt, Max L. undated
Box 21		Hungary 1945
Box 21		Hunt, R. N. Carew 1958, 1959
Box 21		Huntington, Hester 1942
			See also International Labor Defense.
Box 21		[H.R.] Huntting Company 1948
Box 21		Hutchins, Grace 1941
Box 21		Hutchinson & Co. (Publishers) Ltd., London 1947
		Ibárruri Gómez, Dolores
			See Communist Party, Spain.
Box 21		Imperial War Museum, London 1945
Box 21		"In Defense of the Bill of Rights" 1939
Box 21		Independent Workers Alliance of Minnesota 1938
Box 21		India Council for Freedom and Democracy 1942
Box 21		India News 1942, undated
Box 21		Indiana Unemployed Union 1935
Box 21		Industrial Association of San Francisco 1936
Box 21		Industrial Bulletin 1948
Box 21		Industrial Equipment News 1946, 1947
Box 21		Industrial Press, Inc. 1947
Box 21		Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) 1923
Box 21		Ingersoll & Brennan, New York, NY 1946, 1947
Box 21		Institute for Research in Biography 1947
Box 21		Institute of Pacific Relations 1942, 1951
Box 21		Institute of Public Affairs, Charlottesville, Virginia 1939
Box 21		Institute of the Aeronautical Sciences 1948
Box 21		Inter-Continent News 1940, 1943
Box 21		International Brigade Association 1942
Box 21		International Committee for Political Prisoners 1935-1947
Box 21		International Committee of Coordination and Information for Aid to Republican Spain 1938
Box 21		International Culture and Service Society, Shanghai, China 1948
Box 21		International Federation of Business and Professional Women 1944
Box 22		International Labor Defense 1929-1944
Box 22		International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union 1943
Box 22		International News Service 1956
Box 22		International Press Correspondence 1927
Box 22		International Publishers Co., Inc. 1947, 1948
Box 22		International Trade Union Committee of Negro Workers of the R.I.L.U. 1930
Box 22		International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers 1941
Box 22		International Union of United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers 1942
Box 22		International Workers Order 1940, 1942, 1944
Box 22		Interscience Publishers, Inc 1946, 1947
Box 22		The Iron Age 1946
Box 22		The Island Press Cooperative, Inc. 1946
Box 22		Italians in America undated
Box 22		Italy Today 1945
Box 22		Izdatburo, Moscow, USSR 1945-1949
Box 22		J 1938-1946, 1964
		Jackson, Harry
			See California vs. Harry Jackson.
Box 22		Jackson, John 1920
Box 22		Jaffe, Philip 1947, 1954, 1959, 1962
Box 22		Januszewski, Frank 1945
Box 22		Jay, Norman 1943
Box 22		Jeffers, Minnie 1945-1962
Box 22		The Jefferson School of Social Science, New York, NY 1945
Box 22		Jencks, Clinton E. 1955
Box 22		Jewish Committee for a United American Labor Party 1943
		Jewish Labor Committee
			See Grigoriev, Nikifor.
Box 22		Jewish Life 1957
Box 22		Jewish Peoples Committee for United Action Against Fascism and Anti-Semitism 1943
Box 22		Jiménez-Malaret, René 1944
Box 22		The John Reed Society of Harvard University 1937
Box 22		Johns Hopkins Press 1946
Box 22		Johnson, Beatrice 1943
Box 22		Johnson, F. Ernest 1959, 1962, 1963
Box 22		Johnson, William N. 1947
Box 22		[Walter J.] Johnson Rare and Modern Books New York, NY 1947
Box 23		Johnstone, Jack 1929, 1934, 1940, 1942
Box 23		Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee 1939, 1942
Box 23		Jordan, Virgil 1940, 1944
Box 23		Jugoslav Workers Bookshop, Chicago, Illinois 1930
Box 23		K 1942-1964
Box 23		Kahn, Albert E. undated
		Kamp, Joseph P.
			See Headlines and What's Behind Them.
Box 23		Kansas City Star 1948
Box 23		Keating, Kenneth Barnard 1959
Box 23		Kennan, George Frost 1957
Box 23		Kennedy, Robert Francis 1954
Box 23		Kent, Rockwell 1939, 1942
Box 23		The Kenyon Review 1947
Box 23		King, Carol 1941-1948
Box 23		King, Eleanor 1946, 1947
Box 23		King, Paul H. 1943
Box 23		Kiplinger Washington Letter 1944
Box 23		Kiwanis Club of Yonkers, NY 1939
Box 23		[Alfred A.] Knopf, Inc. 1946-1948
Box 23		Knudsen, Hugo 1943
Box 23		Kohlberg, Alfred 1945, 1946, 1954
Box 23		Kotoku, Shusui 1944
Box 23		Kovnat, Sam 1943
Box 23		Ku Klux Klan 1940, 1942
			See also Black Legion.
Box 23		L 1936-1963
Box 23		Labor Analyst 1946
Box 23		Labor Lyceum, Rochester, NY 1947
Box 23		Lacerda, Fernando 1944
Box 23		Lachatanere, Romulo 1943
Box 23		LaFollette, Robert Marion, Jr. undated
Box 23		Lamont, Corliss 1942, 1943, 1959
Box 23		Lampe, Alfred 1944
Box 23		Landy, Avrom undated
Box 24		Lange, Oscar Ryszard 1943
Box 24		Lannon, Albert Vetere undated
Box 24		Laptev, I. 1948
Box 24		Lash, Joseph P. 1963
Box 24		Laski, Harold Joseph 1938
		Lasky, Victor
			See Spadea syndicate.
Box 24		Latin America 1935, 1943, 1944
Box 24		Law, Richard Kidston (Baron Coleraine) 1942
Box 24		Lawyers Guild Review 1947
Box 24		Lazarsfeld, Paul 1945
Box 24		League of American Writers 1938
Box 24		League for Industrial Democracy 1934
Box 24		Lebedev-Polyanski, Pavel Ivanovich 1946
Box 24		Lefkowitz, Louis J. 1937
Box 24		Lehman, Herbert Henry 1942, 1958
Box 24		Lehman Corporation 1948
Box 24		Levallois, Maurice 1945
Box 24		Levine, Isaac Don 1935, 1945, 1947
Box 24		Lesueur, Meridel 1941
		Libby, Frederick J.
			See National Council for Prevention of War.
Box 24		Liberal Party of New York State 1946
Box 24		Liberty 1939, 1944, 1947
Box 24		Lieber, Maxim 1944
Box 24		Life 1943, 1945, 1947, 1948
Box 24		Linde Air Products Company 1946
Box 24		Lindley, Ernest K. 1938
Box 24		[J.B.] Lippincott Company 1947, 1948
Box 24		Lipset, Seymour Martin 1960
Box 24		Literary agents undated
Box 24		Little, Herbert 1950
Box 24		Little, Brown & Company 1946-1949
Box 24		Lloyd, David 1947
Box 24		Lloyd, William Bross, Jr. 1939
Box 24		Lombardo Toledano, Vincente 1945
Box 24		Look 1947
Box 24		Los Angeles County Law Library 1948
Box 24		Los Angeles Forum 1942
Box 24		Los Angeles Public Library 1948
Box 24		Los Angeles School of Social Science 1950, 1961
		Lovestone, Jay
			See Communist Party USA, opposition.
Box 24		Luce, Clare Boothe 1946
Box 24		Lumber Workers' Industrial Union of Canada 1924
Box 24		Lumpkin, Katharine 1946
Box 24		Lyons, Eugene 1945
Box 24		M 1940-1963
Box 24		MacDermot, Nial 1959
Box 24		Mackay Radio 1947
Box 24		The MacMillan Company 1946-1948
Box 24		Mademoiselle 1947
Box 24		Magazine House Publishers 1946
Box 24		Magazine of Art 1947
Box 25		Magil, Abe 1945
Box 25		Mann, Tom 1937
Box 25		Manning Association, North Billerica, Massachusetts 1922
Box 25		Mao Zedong 1945, 1948
Box 25		Marcantonio, Vito 1943
Box 25		Marinello, Juan 1941
Box 25		Maritime Workers Union 1938
Box 25		Markoff, Abraham 1937
Box 25		Marty, André 1944
		"Marx-Lenin-Engels-Browder on America"
			See Mindel, Jacob.
Box 25		Maverick, Maury 1940
Box 25		May-Bailey Bill (HR 1752) 1945
Box 25		McCall's Magazine 1947
Box 25		McClure, Wallace 1947
Box 25		[A.C.] McClurg & Company 1948
Box 25		McCormick, Anne O'Hare 1945
Box 25		McGraw Hill Book Company, Inc. 1944, 1946-1948, 1963
Box 25		[David] McKay Company 1949
		McKenney, Ruth
			See Bransten, Richard.
		McNaboe, John
			See New York Senate Judiciary Committee.
		McWilliams, Carey
			See California Department of Industrial Relations.
Box 25		Meadows, Ann 1959
Box 25		"Meet the Press," Mutual Broadcasting System 1946, 1949, 1950
Box 25		Mellon Institute of Industrial Research 1947
Box 25		Memorial Day Massacre of 1937 1937
Box 25		Menzel, Donald H. 1947
		Meredith Press
			See Duell, Sloan & Pearce, Inc.
		Merrill, Lewis
			See United Office and Professional Workers of America.
Box 25		Merriman, Robert Hale 1943
		Merv Griffin Show
			See Anthony Productions, Inc.
Box 25		[Julian] Messner Publishers, Inc 1947
Box 25		Metal Workers Industrial League 1929
Box 25		Mexico 1940
Box 25		Michigan CIO Council 1943
Box 25		Michigan State Library 1948
Box 25		Midol, Lucien 1944
		The Militant
			See Socialist Workers Party.
Box 25		Miller, Marion 1940
Box 25		Mills, Sheldon 1944
Box 25		Mindel, Jacob 1942, undated (4 folders of 6)
Box 26		Mindel, Jacob 1942, undated (2 folders of 6)
Box 26		Minor, Robert 1930-1945 (2 folders)
Box 26		Minot, Francis 1945
		Minton, Bruce (pseudonym)
			See Bransten, Richard.
Box 26		Mitchell, Broadus 1958, 1959, 1961
Box 26		Modern Music 1946
Box 26		Monthly Review 1950, 1956
Box 26		Moore Stationery Company, Topeka, Kansas 1948
Box 26		Morgan, Thomas H. 1946, 1950
Box 26		Morris, Robert John 1954-1957
Box 26		[William] Morris Agency 1955
		Morrow, Felix
			See University Books, Inc.
Box 26		[William] Morrow & Co., Inc. 1935
Box 26		Morse, Eugene 1942
Box 26		Mostel, Zero undated
Box 26		Mowrer, Edgar Ansel 1946-1948
Box 26		Murphy, Jack T. 1960-1963
Box 26		Murphy, Ray 1957
Box 26		Murphy, William Francis 1938
Box 26		Musette Publishers, Inc. 1947
Box 26		Musical America 1946
Box 26		Musical Courier 1946, 1947
Box 26		Musical Digest 1947, 1948
Box 26		Musical Quarterly 1947
Box 27		N 1930, 1946, undated
Box 27		Nance, E.C. 1938
Box 27		The Nation 1946, 1947, 1951
Box 27		Nation's Business 1947
Box 27		National Association of Authors and Journalists 1967
Box 27		National Association of Manufacturers 1942
Box 27		National Association of Secondary-School Principals 1939
Box 27		National Citizens Political Action Committee 1944
Box 27		National Conference of Entertainment Industry for War Activities 1943
Box 27		National Conference of Social Work, Cleveland, OH 1944
Box 27		National Conference of Union Labor legionnaires 1943
Box 27		National Council for Prevention of War 1937, 1938
Box 27		National Council of the Arts, Sciences, and Professions 1951
Box 27		National Council of Soviet American Friendship 1947
Box 27		National Emergency Civil Liberties Committee 1969
Box 27		National Federation for Constitutional Liberties 1942, 1943
Box 27		National Front of Liberation (Free French) Morocco 1943
Box 27		National Geographic 1947
Box 27		National Jewish Hospital at Denver 1945
Box 27		National Lawyers' Guild 1940
Box 27		National Maritime Union 1942, 1944
Box 27		National Religion and Labor Foundation 1936
Box 27		National Service legislation 1942
Box 27		National Sharecroppers Fund, Inc 1962
Box 27		National Socialist Press Service 1932
		National Synarchist Union Mexico
			See Sinarchismo.
		National Unemployment Council
			See Workers Alliance of America.
Box 27		National Union for Social Justice 1941
			See The Christian Front
Box 27		National Wartime Conference of the Professions, the Sciences, the Arts and White Collar Fields 1943
Box 27		National Women's Trade Union League of America 1943, 1945
Box 27		Natural History Magazine 1947
Box 27		Nearing, Scott 1929, 1936
Box 27		Nebraska State Journal 1948
Box 27		Negro Freedom Rally, Madison Square Garden, NY 1945
Box 27		"Negroes in the Army" undated
Box 27		Nelson, N. J. 1946
Box 27		[Thomas] Nelson and Sons 1958
Box 27		New Century Publishers 1947
Box 28		New Committee for Publications 1946, 1947 (3 folders)
Box 28		New England Conference on Civil Liberties 1940
Box 28		New Leader 1935, 1942
Box 28		New Masses 1942, 1947
Box 28		New Republic 1938, 1943, 1946-1949
Box 28		New School for Social Research 1958
Box 28		New York Chamber of Commerce 1935
Box 28		New York City, New York Assembly Districts 1930
Box 28		New York City Board of Elections 1940
Box 28		New York Herald Tribune 1936, 1946-1948
Box 28		New York Journal and American undated
Box 28		New York Post 1948
Box 28		New York Public Library 1939
Box 28		New York Senate Judiciary Committee 1938
Box 28		New York State Constitution proposal for Constitutional Convention undated
Box 28		New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations, Ithaca, NY 1957
Box 28		New York Society of Security Analysts 1946
Box 28		New York Telephone Co. 1946, 1948
Box 28		New York Times 1943, 1946-1948, 1952, 1956, 1957, 1963
Box 28		New York University 1935, 1948, 1951, 1956
Box 28		The New Yorker 1947
Box 28		New Zealand Government Trade Commissioner 1948
Box 28		The News, New York, NY 1964
Box 28		Newsday, Garden City, Long Island, NY 1957
Box 28		Newspaper Guild of New York 1945
Box 28		Newsweek 1947
Box 29		Newton (Massachusetts) Community Forum 1939
Box 29		Ney, Lew (pseudonym) 1942
Box 29		"Night Beat," Dumont Broadcasting Corporation 1957
Box 29		Nikolauk, Domenica N. 1959
Box 29		Noble & Noble Publishers, Inc 1946
Box 29		Normington-Rawling, James 1962, 1964
Box 29		North, Joseph 1939, 1942, 1944
Box 29		North American Aviation, Inc 1943
Box 29		North American Newspaper Alliance, Inc 1946-1948, 1954, 1960, 1964
Box 29		[W.N.] Norton & Company, Inc. 1947, 1948
Box 29		La Nouvelle Réforme 1957, 1958
Box 29		Novy Mir (Новый Мир) undated
Box 29		O 1943-1946
Box 29		Oak, Liston M. 1945
Box 29		[Harold] Ober Associates 1951, 1952
Box 29		[F.M.] O'Brien Antiquarian Bookseller 1942
Box 29		The Observer, London 1963
Box 29		OGIZ, Moscow, USSR 1946
Box 29		O'Holloran, H.R. 1945
Box 29		Oklahoma Criminal Court of Appeals 1943
Box 29		Omnibook 1946
		"Open Mind"
			See WNBC.
Box 29		Opinion: A Journal of Jewish Life and Letters 1939
Box 29		Originator 1947
Box 29		Orthodox Old Catholic Church in America 1936
Box 29		O'Sheel, Shaemas 1942, 1944
Box 29		Oxford University Press 1946-1948
Box 29		P 1939-1947
Box 29		P.R. Club, Communist Party (expelled) 1947
Box 29		Packaging Parade 1947
Box 29		Pageant 1947
Box 29		Paine, Merlin M. 1960
Box 29		Pan American Labor Convention 1942
Box 29		Pan American Labor Federation 1943
Box 29		Pantheon Books, Inc 1946-1948
Box 29		Panvor 1937
Box 29		Parents' Magazine 1947
Box 29		Park Theatre, New York, NY 1879
Box 29		Parkway Community Council, Brooklyn, NY 1947, 1949, 1951
		Partido Socialista Popular de Cuba
			See Communist Party, Cuba.
Box 29		Pass, Joseph 1934
Box 29		Pasadena City Schools 1948
Box 29		Passaic Public Library 1948
Box 29		Patterson, William L. 1942
Box 29		Peace Book Company, Hong Kong 1967
Box 29		Pease, John William Beaumont (Lord Wardington) 1944
Box 30		Pegler, Westbrook 1934-1942
		Pell, Mike (pseudonym)
			See Appelman, Mike.
Box 30		Penguin Books, Inc. 1946, 1947
Box 30		Pennsylvania Congress for American Liberties 1941
Box 30		Pennypacker, Anna M.W. 1943
Box 30		People of the State of New York vs. Morris U. Schappes 1943
Box 30		People's Educational Association 1944
Box 30		People's Institute of Applied Religion, Inc. 1944
Box 30		Pesenti, Antonio undated
Box 30		Phillips, Walton D. 1944
Box 30		Philosophical Library, Inc. 1947, 1948
Box 30		Pinpin Cooperative Press, Manila, Philippines undated
Box 30		Pitman Publishing Corporation 1947
Box 30		Pittsburgh Central Labor Union 1935
Box 30		P M Daily 1942, 1946, 1947
Box 30		Pocket Books, Inc. 1947
Box 30		Poland 1937
Box 30		Poles in the USA undated
Box 30		Polish Telegraph Agency, London, England 1945
Box 30		Polish Workers' Party 1945
Box 30		Political Information Bulletin 1938
Box 30		Political Science Quarterly 1963
Box 30		Poll tax 1943
Box 30		Pollitt, Harry 1943
Box 30		Poltorak, A. 1952
Box 30		Popular Science 1947
Box 30		Post-Hall Syndicate, Inc 1952
Box 30		Post-War Forum 1945
Box 30		Post-War Planning 1942
Box 30		Powell, Adam Clayton, Jr. 1950
Box 30		Pravda 1938-1942
Box 30		Prentice-Hall, Inc. 1947, 1948
Box 30		President's War Relief Control Board 1944
Box 30		Preveden, Francis R. 1946
Box 30		Princeton University Library 1947
Box 30		Princeton University Press 1946-1949
Box 30		Princeton University Store 1948
Box 30		The Progressive 1947
Box 30		Progressive Architecture 1947
Box 30		Progressive Citizens of America 1946, 1947
Box 30		Progressive Party 1948
Box 30		The Protestant 1948
Box 30		Public Affairs Committee, Inc. 1949
Box 30		Publishers' Weekly 1946
Box 30		Pueblos Hispanos 1944
			See also Corretjer, Juan Antonio.
Box 30		Puerto Rico 1943
Box 30		Q 1937, 1943-1945, 1956
Box 30		Quarterly Review of Literature 1947
Box 30		Quigley Publications 1947
Box 30		Quill, Michael J. 1950, 1956
Box 31		R 1942-1946
Box 31		Rabello, Manoel 1943
Box 31		Ragland, James 1968
Box 31		Railroad Magazine 1939
Box 31		Railway Labor Executives' Association 1943
Box 31		Rajk, Laszlo 1949
Box 31		Random House, Inc. 1938, 1946, 1947
Box 31		Ransdell, Inc., Publishers 1947
Box 31		Rautenstrauch, Walter 1942
		Rawling, James Normington
			See Normington-Rawling, James.
Box 31		Rayden, Sid 1943
Box 31		RCA Communications, Inc 1946
Box 31		The Reader's Press, Inc. 1946
Box 31		Reader's Scope 1945-1948
Box 31		Red International Committee of the United States and Canada 1923
Box 31		Red International of Labor Unions 1923-1930
Box 31		Red International of Labor Unions International Trade Union Committee of Negro Workers 1931
Box 31		Reed, Ferdinanda W. 1942, 1945
Box 31		Reeve, Karl 1930
Box 31		[Henry] Regnery Company 1954
Box 31		Reichstag Fire Trial Anniversary, Carnegie Hall 22 Dec 1943
Box 31		Reid, Helen Rogers 1936
Box 31		Reinhold Publishing Corporation 1946
Box 31		Reinstein, Boris 1935
		Reitman, Alan
			See American Civil Liberties Union.
Box 31		Religion and Communism undated
Box 31		Remsen Press undated
Box 31		The Reporter 1953
Box 31		Republic Steel Corporation 1938
Box 31		Republican National Committee 1940
		Research Bureau for Postwar Economics
			See Russian Economic Institute.
Box 31		Research Institute of America 1946
Box 31		Revolutionary Worker's League 1936
Box 31		Revyuk, Emil 1942
Box 31		Reynall and Hitchcock, Inc. 1946, 1947
Box 31		Richard, Christian M.B. 1938
			See also Declaration of Interdependence.
Box 31		Richards, Augustus L. 1942, 1943
Box 31		Richards, Paul C. 1961-1964
Box 31		Riesel, Victor 1956
Box 31		Ripps, Lillian 1942
Box 31		Robb, Roger 1951
Box 31		Robeson, Eslanda Goode 1944
Box 31		Robeson, Paul 1944
Box 31		Robinson, Earl 1943
		Roca, Blas
			See Communist Party, Cuba.
Box 31		Rochester, Anna 1943, 1945
Box 31		[H.G.] Roebuck and Son, Inc. 1955
Box 31		Rogge, O. John 1939-1964
Box 32		Roman Catholic Church 1938, 1939
Box 32		Roosevelt, Eleanor 1939, 1944, 1945
		Roosevelt, Franklin Delano
Box 32			Outgoing 1942, 1943
Box 32			Incoming 1936-1943
Box 32		The [Franklin D.] Roosevelt Series (NBC TV) 1962
Box 32		Roosevelt Victory Bandwagon, New York 1944
Box 32		Ross, Lawrence 1930
Box 32		Rossiter, Clinton 1955, 1957
Box 32		Rougier, Louis undated
Box 32		Roumain, Jacques 1944, 1945
Box 32		Roy Publishers 1946
Box 32		Rucker, James Bernard 1943
Box 32		Rudensky, Morris "Red" 1943
Box 32		Russell, Richard Brevard, Jr. 1957
Box 32		Russian Economic Institute 1944
Box 32		Russian Social Democratic Party 1924
Box 32		Russian War Relief, Inc. 1943
Box 32		Rutgers University 1957
Box 32		Rutledge, Wiley Blount, Jr. 1944
Box 32		Ryack, Stephen 1960
Box 32		Ryan, Frank 1940
Box 32		Ryan, James G. 1972
Box 32		S 1943-1960
Box 32		Sage, James 1943
Box 32		St. Louis Post Dispatch 1948
Box 32		Sanders, Gabe 1949
Box 32		The Sandpiper Press 1946, 1947
Box 32		The Saturday Review 1946-1948, 1952
			See Cousins, Norman.
Box 32		[W.B.] Saunders Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1947
Box 32		Sayre, John Nevin 1945
Box 32		Schafer, John Charles 1939
		Schlesinger, Arthur M., Jr.
			See Public Affairs Committee, Inc.
Box 32		[Henry] Schuman, Inc. 1947
Box 32		Schuyler, George Samuel 1945
Box 32		Science and Society 1942, 1947
Box 32		Science Illustrated 1947
Box 32		Science Press 1949
Box 32		Scientific American 1947
Box 32		Scientific Monthly 1947
Box 32		Scott, John 1962
Box 32		[William R.] Scott, Inc. 1947
Box 32		[Charles] Scribner's Sons 1949
Box 32		Seattle (Washington) School District 1948
Box 32		Seipp, Conrad 1939
Box 32		Selford, Jack 1961-1970 (3 folders)
Box 33		Sentman, Robert M. 1942
Box 33		Shanghai Tiffin Club, New York 1945
Box 33		Shapiro, Aaron 1945, 1953
Box 33		Sheppard, R. Burton 1937
Box 33		Sheridan House, Inc. 1946-1949
Box 33		Sherman, Ray W. 1948
Box 33		Shoaf, George Henry 1951, 1953
Box 33		Shub, Anatole 1957
Box 33		Shuster, Zechariah 1940
Box 33		Simmonds, H. R. 1944
Box 33		Simon and Schuster, Inc. 1946-1949
Box 33		Sinarchismo 1942
Box 33		Sinclair, Upton 1943
Box 33		The Slavic American 1948
Box 33		[William] Sloane Associates, Inc 1948
Box 33		Slochower, Harry 1945, 1946
Box 33		Slonim, J. 1940
Box 33		Slonimsky, Nicholas 1947
Box 33		Sluszka, Sigmund J. 1946
Box 33		Smith, Gerald Lyman Kenneth 1942, 1943
Box 33		Smith, Vern Ralph 1948
Box 33		Smullin, Isaac M. 1960
Box 33		Smyth, F. Hastings 1943
Box 33		Snow, Sinclair 1957
Box 33		Sochen, Freada 1955
		Social Justice
			See The Christian Front.
		"Socialism and Communism in the U.S.A."
			See Mindel, Jacob.
Box 33		Socialist Party of Chile 1942, 1943
Box 33		Socialist Party of Cuyahoga County (Ohio) 1935
Box 33		Socialist Party of Indiana 1946
Box 33		Socialist Party, USA 1935-1939
Box 34		Socialist Workers Party 1943, 1944
Box 34		Socoloff, Joseph 1943
Box 34		Sokolsky, George Ephraim 1940-1945
Box 34		Solis Manufacturers & Importers, Havana, Cuba 1947
Box 34		Sorin, Vladimir I. 1931
Box 34		Soong Ching-ling 1942, 1943
Box 34		South America 1943
Box 34		Southern Conference for Human Welfare 1958
Box 34		Soviet Purchasing Commission 1946
Box 34		Soviet Russia Today 1947-1949
Box 34		Spachner, Leopold 1946
Box 34		Spadea syndicate 1953
Box 34		Spanish Nazi organizations in Mexico 1941
Box 34		Spanish Refugee Relief Campaign 1939
Box 34		Sparks, Nemmy 1941
		Spectorsky, Auguste C.
			See Twentieth Century Fox Films Corporation.
Box 34		Speiser, Maurice J. and Herbert A. 1947
		Spivak, Lawrence
			See Meet the Press.
Box 34		Springfield (Massachusetts) Sunday Union and Republican 1943
Box 34		Stachel, Jacob "Jack"
Box 34		Stalin, Joseph 1941 - incoming only
Box 34		Standard Oil Corporation 1940
Box 34		Starobin, Joseph R. 1956-1959
Box 34		State Department Employee Loyalty Investigation 1950
Box 34		Stechert-Hafner, Inc 1948
Box 34		Stedman, Seymour 1917, 1943
Box 34		Stenographers, Typewriters, Bookkeepers and Assistants Union of Kansas City 1915
Box 34		Stern, Carl S. 1943
Box 34		Stettinius, Edward, Jr 1944
Box 34		Stone, Allen 1963
Box 34		Stone, Isidor Feinstein 1954-1957
Box 34		Strachey, Celia undated
Box 34		Strachey, John 1957
Box 34		Strecker, Joseph George 1938
Box 34		Strobell, Caroline Lloyd 1939
Box 34		Strong, Anna Louise 1925, 1943, 1951-1953
Box 34		Strother, Shelby F. 1939
Box 34		Struik, Dirk Jan 1942, 1945, 1946
Box 34		Stryker, George P. 1956-1958
Box 34		Sullivan, Edward Francis 1938
Box 34		Summit Press, Publishers 1946
Box 34		Superior School of Commerce, Quebec 1948
Box 34		Survey 1964
Box 34		Survey Associates, Inc. 1947
Box 34		Swing, Raymond Gram 1943
Box 34		Sylvis, William H. undated
Box 34		Syracuse University Library 1970
Box 35		T 1937-1962
		Taft, Clinton J.
			See American Civil Liberties Union.
Box 35		Tallentyre, Molly undated
Box 35		Tarasov-Rodinov, Aleksandr 1932
Box 35		Telford, Shirley 1960
Box 35		The Tennessee Group (Marxist) 1946
Box 35		Tested Toy Laboratory 1946
		Thackery, Ted O.
			See The Daily Compass.
Box 35		Theatre Arts 1947
Box 35		This Week Magazine 1947
Box 35		Thomas, Ben 1940
Box 35		Thomas, Norman 1934-1939, 1950, 1951, 1953, 1957, 1963
Box 35		[Charles C.] Thomas, Publisher 1947
Box 35		Time 1948, 1951
Box 35		Tito, Josip Broz 1947
Box 35		Toohey, Patrick 1941, 1943, 1945
Box 35		Totten, Edward P. 1948
Box 35		Town Hall, Inc. 1939, 1943-1947
Box 35		Trachtenberg, Alexander 1936, 1942
Box 35		Trade Union Educational League 1923-1927
Box 35		Trade Union Unity League 1930
Box 35		Trade unions, post World War II 1947-1949
Box 35		Translators (Russian-English) 1946, 1947
Box 35		Transport Workers' Union of America 1948-1950 (2 folders)
Box 35		Travel 1947
Box 36		Tresca, Carlo 1943
Box 36		Trimble, South 1940
Box 36		Trotskyites (militant) 1939, 1940
Box 36		Trud (Труд) 1937, 1938
Box 36		Truman, Harry S. 1945 - incoming only
Box 36		Turner, Nina Winona Browder
Box 36		Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation 1946
Box 36		U.S. Camera 1947
Box 36		U.S. Committee Against Militarization undated
Box 36		Ukrainians in America 1953, undated
Box 36		Unemployment Insurance Act 1930
Box 36		Unger, Abraham 1942
		Union Democratica Boliviana
			See Communist Party, Bolivia.
Box 36		Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Consulate New York, NY 1948
Box 36		United Asia Magazine 1949
Box 36		United Auto Workers 1944
Box 36		United Automobile Workers of America
Box 36		United Christian Council for Democracy 1944
Box 36		United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America 1945
Box 36		United Labor Council of America 1923
Box 36		United Labor May Day Committee 1936
Box 36		United Mine Workers of America 1943
Box 36		United Nations World 1947
Box 36		United Office and Professional Workers of America 1944-1946
		United Polish Workers Party
			See Communist Party, Poland.
Box 36		United Spanish Women Committee 1940
Box 36		United State Publishing (OGIZ), Soviet Union 1947
Box 36		United States Army 1942, 1943
Box 36		United States Army Medical Library 1946
Box 36		United States Army Procurement and Accounting Division 1948
Box 36		United States Civil Service Commission 1944
Box 36		United States Department of Agriculture 1930, 1942, 1943
Box 36		United States Department of Agriculture, Section on Agronomy 1948
Box 36		United States Department of Justice 1939, 1943, 1949
Box 36		United States Department of Justice Foreign Agent Registration 1946-1949
Box 36		United States Department of State 1939, 1947, 1949
			See also Welles, Benjamin Sumner.
Box 36		United States Department of State, Division of Controls 1939
Box 36		United States Department of State, Division of Northern European Affairs 1944
Box 36		United State Department of State, Passport Office 1958
Box 37		United States Federal Security Agency 1942
Box 37		United States Information Agency 1957
Box 37		United States Government Printing Office, Superintendent of Documents 1947
Box 37		United States House of Representatives, Congressional Committee for the Protection of Consumers 1943
Box 37		United States House of Representatives, Special Committee on Un-American Activities 1939
Box 37		United States House of Representatives, Special Committee on Campaign Expenditures 1944
Box 37		United States Library of Congress 1946, 1948
Box 37		United States Library of Congress, Copyright Office 1945-1948
Box 37		The United States News 1939
Box 37		United States Office of War Information 1942
Box 37		United States Office of War Mobilization 1942
Box 37		United States Penitentiary, Atlanta, Georgia 1941
Box 37		United Staes Penitentiary, Leavenworth, Kansas 1936
Box 37		United States Post Office Department 1944, 1947
Box 37		United States Reconstruction Finance Corporation 1943
Box 37		United States relations with the Soviet Union 1941, 1942
Box 38		United States Selective Service System 1940
Box 38		United States Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, Subcommittee Investigating the State Department 1950
Box 38		United States Senate Committee on Government Operations 1953
Box 38		United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary 1955
Box 38		United States Treasury Department, Bureau of Customs 1948
		United States v. Earl Browder 2 USC 192 (1951)
Box 38			"Contempt of Congress: The Trial of Earl Browder" 1951
Box 38			Indictment 1950
Box 38			Lawyers' notes 1951
Box 38			Motion for directed verdict 1951
Box 38			Motion to dismiss 1951
Box 38			Publicity 1951
Box 38			Transcripts 1951
		United States v. Earl Browder 22 USC 220 (1940)
Box 39			Appeal 1940
Box 39			Clemency 1942
Box 39			Lawyers' notes and correspondence 1940
			Prison release congratulations
Box 39				A-K 1942 (2 folders)
Box 40				L-Z 1942 (2 folders)
Box 40				Unsigned 1942
Box 40				Communist Party branches 1942
Box 40				Organizations 1942
Box 40				Unions 1942
Box 41		United States v. Earl Russell Browder, etc 1940
Box 41		United States v. Irene Raissa Browder and Earl Browder 1952-1954 (2 folders)
		United States v. Raissa Berkmann Browder
Box 41			Briefs, memoranda, supporting documents 1940-1943
Box 41			Clippings 1943, 1944
Box 41			Drafts of letters, memos, reports 1943, 1944
Box 41			Letters, unfavorable 1943, 1944
			Letters of support
Box 41				Church groups 1943, 1944
Box 41				Individuals 1943, 1944
Box 41				Organizations 1943, 1944
Box 42				Unions 1943, 1944
Box 42				Women 1943, 1944
Box 42			Transcripts 1943, 1944
Box 42		United States vs. Michael Obermeier 8 USC 746 (1948) 1950
Box 42		United States v. Welwel Waszower 312 USC 342 (1941) 1940, 1941
Box 42		United States War Labor Administration 1936
Box 42		United States War Manpower Commission 1942
Box 42		United States War Production Board 1942, 1943
Box 42		United States Works Progress Administration, Adult Education Program 1937
Box 42		United War Veterans 1939
Box 42		Universal Oil Products Company 1946
Box 42		University Book Store, Seattle, Washington 1948
Box 42		University Books, Inc. 1960
Box 42		University of California General Library 1948
Box 42		University of Chicago Press 1946, 1946, 1957, 1958, 1970
Box 42		University of Miami 1947
Box 42		University of Oklahoma Press 1947
Box 42		University of Southern California 1948
Box 42		University of Virginia Alderman Library 1948
Box 42		University of Virginia Institute of Public Affairs 1939
Box 42		University of Washington Far Eastern Institute 1948
Box 42		University Place Book Shop New York, NY 1948
Box 43		V 1938-1948
Box 43		[D] Van Nostrand Co. Inc. 1947
Box 43		Vanguard Press 1935, 1946
Box 43		Varga, Eugen Samuilovich, "Changes in the Economics of Capitalism as a Result of the Second World War" 1946 (2 folders)
Box 43		Vanguard Press 1935, 1946
Box 43		Veterans of Foreign Wars, Lt. Quentin Roosevelt Post undated
Box 43		Veterans of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade, Inc. 1940, 1942, 1944
Box 43		View, The Modern Magazine 1947
Box 43		The Viking Press, Inc. 1946, 1947, 1957
Box 43		Villard, Oswald Garrison 1945
Box 43		Virginia Quarterly Review 1947
Box 43		Vogue 1947
Box 43		Volksfront 1938
Box 43		W 1940-1957
Box 43		Wahr's Bookstores, Ann Arbor, Michigan 1948
Box 43		Waldron, Francis X.
			See Dennis, Eugene.
Box 43		Wallace, Henry A. 1942, 1946, 1947
Box 43		[John] Wanamaker, Inc 1948
		War Congress of American Industry
			See National Association of Manufacturers.
Box 43		War workers training 1944, 1947, 1948, 1954
Box 43		Ward, Harry Frederick
			See also American Civil Liberties Union.
		Warszower, Welwel
			See United States vs. Welwel Warszomer.
Box 43		Watkins, Arthur Vivian 1948
Box 43		Wayne University 1960
Box 43		WBAI-FM, New York, NY 1960
Box 43		WBZ-TV, Boston, MA
Box 44		Weems, Charles 1941, 1942
Box 44		Weickers, Richard 1939, 1940
Box 44		Weinstone, William Wolf 1942, 1943
Box 44		Welles, Benjamin Sumner 1948
			See also United States Department of State.
Box 44		Wellesley College Library 1946
Box 44		West, W. Benjamin 1948
Box 44		Western Reserve University 1946, 1947
Box 44		Western Union Telegraph Company 1962, 1963
Box 44		Weston, Shirley Telford 1948
Box 44		"What's On Your Mind?" WQXR Radio 1942
Box 44		Wheeldin, Herbert L. 1953
Box 44		White, Harry Dexter 1946
Box 44		Whitman, Willson W. 1947
Box 44		Whittlesey House Publishing 1946
Box 44		WHN, New York, NY 1920
Box 44		Wicks, Herbert "Harry" M.
		Widen, Luther Emanuel
			See Ney, Lew (pseudonym).
Box 44		Wilcox & Follett Co. 1943
Box 44		Wilder, Isabel 1947, 1948
Box 44		[John] Wiley & Sons, Inc. 1948
Box 44		Williams, Vassily Robertovich 1947
Box 44		The Williams & Wilkins Company 1946
Box 44		Williams College, Williamstown, Massachusetts 1930-1945
Box 44		Williamson, John 1942, 1944
Box 44		Willkie, Wendell 1935
Box 44		Wills, Charles F. 1953
Box 44		Wilson, Earl 1947
Box 44		[The H.H.] Wilson Company 1944
Box 44		Winchell, Walter 1944
Box 44		Winter, Carl 1935
Box 44		Wisconsin Farmer-Labor Progressive Federation 1963
Box 44		WNBC, New York, NY 1945
Box 44		Wolfe, Bertram David 1947
Box 44		Woman's Home Companion 1940
Box 44		Women's International League for Peace and Freedom 1946, 1947
Box 44		WOR Radio, New York, NY 1936
Box 44		Workers Alliance of America 1953
Box 44		Workers Defense League 1939
Box 44		Workers Education Bureau of America 1924
Box 44		Workers' International Relief 1943, 1950
Box 44		Workers Library Publishers
Box 45		Workers Party of America
		Workers School, New York, NY
			See Weinstone, William Wolf.
Box 45		Workers School, Youngstown, Ohio undated
Box 45		The Workers' World
		The World Community
			See Alexander, Gross Wilbur.
Box 45		World Congress of Women 1943
Box 45		World Jewish Congress 1930
Box 45		World News Service 1943
Box 45		World Peaceways, Inc 1947
Box 45		World Report 1946, 1948
Box 45		[A.A.] Wyn, Inc. 1945
Box 45		Y 1948
Box 45		Yale Co-operative Corporation 1943
Box 45		Yale Political Union 1946-1950
Box 45		Yale University Press 1942, 1943
Box 45		Yergan, Max 1946
Box 45		Yonkers Club 1946
Box 45		Young, Art 1939
Box 45		Young, Max 1947
Box 45		Young, Robert R. 1923, 1930, 1934, 1939, 1940
Box 45		Young Communist League 1943
Box 45		Young Communist League, Sweden 1940
Box 45		Young Peoples Socialist League 1947
Box 45		Young Scott Books 1955
Box 45		Yugoslav Information Center 1943
Box 45		Yugoslav Partisans 1941
Box 45		Yugoslavia 1946, 1948
Box 45		Z undated
Box 45		Zack, Joseph 1951
Box 45		Zagreb Peace Conference 1929
Box 45		Zam, Herbert 1963
Box 45		Zaretsky, Eli S. 1963
Box 45		Zeligs, Meyer A. 1947
Box 45		Zhdanov, Andrei Alexandrovich undated
Box 45		Zhou Enlai 1946-1948
Box 45		Ziff-Davis Publishing Company 1944
Box 45		[Ted] Zittel, Inc. undated
Box 45		Unidentified and fragments
Box 45		Unidentified and unfriendly

	Writings
		Articles
Box 46			1919
				Excerpts from writings, 1919
Box 46			1925
				On the Question of Party Reorganization, 1925
Box 46			1928
				The Imperialist Dilemma in China, The China Outlook, 4/1/1928
Box 46			1929
				Preparing the Indian Revolution, The Communist, 4/1929
Box 46			1930
				Down with the War Makers!, circa 1930 Economic Crisis and the Third Period, circa 1930
Box 46			1932
				United Workers Cooperative Association expulsions, Revolutionary Age, circa 1932
Box 46			1936
				EPIC movement and Upton Sinclair, 1936 A Farmer-Labor Party This Year, 1936 The Communist Party and Civil Liberties in the United States, circa 1936 Do Americans Want Communism?, circa 1936 Interview, Mr. Lopez, 1936 Draft Election Platform, CPUSA, 1936
Box 46			1936 Feb-Nov
				Abe Lincoln: Champion of the People, Sunday Worker, 2/16/1936 text of speech on CBS Radio, Daily Worker, 3/6/1936 The Farmer-Labor Party -- The People's Front in the U.S.A., Communist International, 5/1936 The Presidential Elections in The United States, Communist International, 11/13/1936 Are We Going Communist?, Forum and Century, 11/1936
Box 46			1937
				Draft Resolution on the Struggle for Peace, CPUSA, circa 1937 The Naval Bill and a Peace Program, circa 1937 The Constitutional Crisis in the United States, 1937 The Jewish People in the Soviet Union, 1937 Neutrality, 1937 About the Crisis in Zionism, 1937
Box 46			1937 May-Nov
				Letter to the editor, The New Republic, 5/17/1937 Revolutionary Background of the U.S. Constitution, 8/9/1937 Letter to the editor, Associated Press, 10/18/1937 Mobilize the People to Realize the President's Peace Program, Report (CPUSA?), 10/1937 Letter to the editor, Moscow Redakcia Trud, 11/17/1937 Twenty Years of Soviet Power, 11/1937
Box 46			1937-1938
				Concerted Action or Isolation as the Path to Peace (two versions), radio speech published in New Masses, 1937 or 1938
Box 46			1938
				Remarks upon the book: "Conquest of the Past" by Prince von Loewenstein, 1938 A Long-Term Policy in the Fight For Peace, circa 1938 An Historic report on the South, 1938 Twenty One Years Of Struggle For Peace, The Communist, 1938 The United States and the New International Situation, 1938
Box 46			1938 Feb-Dec
				A Letter to the Madison Square Garden Meeting, 2/21/1938 Some Lessons of the Moscow Trials, 3/1938 Questions and answers, Orchestra Hall, Chicago, 4/6/1938 Press release on Max Eastman libel suit, 5/12/1938 The Democratic Front: For Jobs, Security, Democracy and Peace, Report to the Tenth National Convention CPUSA, 5/28/1938 Tenth National Convention Of The C.P.U.S.A., Pravda, 5/1938 Results fot the U.S.A. from the Munich Pact and the Betrayal of Democracy and Peace, memorandum, 10/13/1938 Letter to the editor, Communist International, 10/24/1938 Letter to the editor, Communist International, 11/1/1938 Lessons of the 1938 Elections, 11/1938 C.I. Manifesto, 11/21/1938 Concerning American Revolutionary Traditions, The Communist, 12/1938
Box 46			1939
				Invasion of Poland, 1939 Appeal to Reason, 1939 Questions re:CPUSA, 1939 America and the Communist International, 1939 How To Tell an Anti-Democrat and How To Beat Him, Bulletin of the National Association of Secondary-School Principals, 1939 May Day in America, Pravda, 1939 On Stalin's Sixtieth Birthday, The Communist, 1939 Your Generation And Mine, 1939
Box 46			1939 Jan-Dec
				Mastery of Theory and Methods of Work, The Communist, 1/1939 Letter to the editor, Catholic Chronicle, 1/11/1939 Lenin and His influence in America, Pravda, 1/12/1939 Full Text of Browder's Address at Boston, 3/6/1939 Soviet Economy in the World Today, New Masses, 3/21/1939 Earl Browder Answers Questions, New Masses, 3/28/1939 Letter to the editor, New Masses, 4/10/1939 Text of browder's Reply to Comrade Avarez, The Worker[?], 4/23/1939 Text of speech at Kings County Communist Councilmanic election campaign, The Worker, 4/27/1939 Text of speech at Ninth YCL Convention, The Worker, 5/14/1939 Perspectives on the 1940 Presidential Election, The Communist, 6/1939 The significance of the Soviet-German Non-Agression Pact, 8/30/1939 The Role of the Party, The Worker[?], 9/3/1939 Press release - America and the Imperialist War, 9/15/1939 Some Remarks On The Twentieth Anniversary Of The C.P.U.S.A, The Communist, 9/1939 Summary remarks of Plenum, The Communist, 9/1939 The Communists and the War, 11/29/1939 Stalin's Sixtieth Birthday, The Communist, 12/29/1939 Remarks at the funeral of M.J. Olgin, The Communist, 12/1939
Box 47			1940
				Some Inner Contradictions In Washington's Imperialist Foreign Policy, circa 1940 Summary of memorandum "Britain's War Economy at the Opening of the Second Year of the Conflict" , 1940 Draft Election Platform, CPUSA, 1940 Can Democracy Put Men Back to Work?, Current History, 1940 Comments on the endorsement of Wendell Willkie by John L. Lewis, 1940
Box 47			1940 Jan-Dec
				Acceptance message CPUSA nomination for 14th (NY) Congressional Campaign, The Worker[?], 1/6/1940 UMW provocation, 1/27/1940 Speech to the Jury, The Communist, 1/22/1940 Campaign address, 14th (NY) Congressional District, unknown, 1/28/1940 Campaign address, 14th (NY) Congressional District, unknown, 2/1/1940 Campaign address, 14th (NY) Congressional District, unknown, 2/6/1940 Election results in the 14th (NY) Congressional District, unknown, 2/7/1940 Carrying High the Banner, unknown, 2/11/1940 Letter to the editor, The Nation, 2/28/1940 To the People Will Belong the Victory, The Communist, 2/1940 Peace in Finland: A Decisive Setback For The Incendiaries Of A New World War, The Communist, 4/1940 May Day in the United States, Pravda, 5/1/1940 Imperialist War, Report to the Eleventh National Convention CPUSA, 5/30/1940 On Some Aspects of Foreign Policy, 10/1940 America and the War Situation, University of Chicago Pulse, 12/30/1940
Box 47			1941
				Letter to the editor, New York Times, circa 1941 Now Is The Time To Fight, 1941 The Spirit Of America And FDR's Inaugural Address, New Masses, 1/28/1941 Washington Finances Chinese Civil War, 2/1941
Box 47			1942
				Nikifor Grigorieff, memorandum, circa 1942 Article for London re: Second Front, 1942
Box 47			1942 Jun-Dec
				Campaign address, 14th (NY) Congressional District, 1/28/42 On The Anniversary of the Patriotic War..., Intercontinent News, 6/5/1942 Wallace And Welles Speeches Point Toward People's War Policies Needed For Victory, The Worker, 6/5/1942 The Speeches of Wallace and Welles, The Worker, 6/7/1942 Finland, 6/10/1942 The U.S.-U.S.S.R. Alliance - Is It An Accident?, The Worker, 6/14/1942 The Anglo-Soviet-American Alliance and the Anniversary of June 22nd, The Communist, 6/14/1942 Some Political Problems Of The Pacific Front, The Worker, 6/21/1942 U.S. Economy Must Still Be Mobilized For War, 6/23/1942 The Threat Against Unity in the South, The Worker, 8/16/1942 Browder Accuses State Dep't Clique, The Worker, 10/4/1942 Questions and Answers, 10/16/1942 How the Press Treated the Welles Memorandum, 10/25/1942 For Victory and a Lasting Peace, Liberty, 10/28/1942 Building the Press, Party News, 10/1942 on the role of white collar uniions in the war effort, The Communist, 11/1942 A Wage and Production Policy for American labor, 11/27/1942 Centralized Control of War Production, The Daily Worker, 11/30/1942 Browder Emphasizes Urgency of Attaining Goal, 11/30/1942 Twenty Five Years Of Soviet Power, 11/1942 All-Out War Production for All-Out Offensive, The Daily Worker, 12/6/1942 Earl Browder Discusses Unions in Wartime, The Daily Worker, 12/17/1942 Storm Signals: The People Must Know and Act, The Worker, 12/27/1942
Box 47			1943
				A Monopoly Capitalist Looks At The Future (two articles), circa 1943 Russia, The United States and the Communist Party, circa 1943 Questions re: Labor and War Production, 1943 Questions and answers re: Second Front, 1943 Questions and answers re: American politics, 1943 The Carrot and the Club or The Copperhead Cabal, 1943 The Education of Wendell Willkie, review of One World by Wendell Willkie, 1943 Moscow Conference of Foreign Ministers, 1943
Box 47			1943 Jan-Dec
				A Different Kind of Party, The Worker, 1/3/1943 The Manpower Problem in Agriculture, 1/8/1943 Browder Discusses Colonial Question; Soviet Union, and Post-War Policing, The Daily Worker, 1/14/1943 The Decisive Turn in the War, The Worker, 1/24/1943 Significance of Casablanca and Our Duties, 2/13/1943 Interview with Miss L. Rixey, Life, 3/3/1943 Defeatist Attack on Soviet Alliance Menaces Victory, The Worker[?], 3/7/1943 Browder's Reply to Head of Ford Local, Detroit News[?], 3/14/1943 Wage policy in War Production, The Worker, 3/14/1943 The Mine Strike and Its Lessons, The Worker[?], 5/8/1943 Wage Policy in War Production, The Worker, 5/14/1943 The Strike Wave Conspiracy, article based on May 14, 1943 speech, 5/14/1943 Letter to the editor, New York Times, 5/26/1943 Letter to the editor, New York Tribune, 5/31/1943 Letter to the editor, New York Times, 5/31/1943 Letter to the editor, New York Times, 5/31/1943 Letter to the editor, New York Times, 6/6/1943 Letter to the editor, New York Times, 6/15/1943 Hold the Home Front, The Worker, 6/20/1943 Communist Bogey Hit By Decision - Browder, press statement, 6/22/1943 Questions and Answers: election, 6/22/1943 Questions and Answers: art and the war, 6/22/1943 The Artist and the War, 6/23/1943 Questions and Answers re: World Peaceways Program, World Peaceways, Inc., New York, 7/8/1943 Letter to the editor, The Nation, 7/12/1943 Questions and Answers in Browder broadcast on Communist Party, The Worker, 7/14/1943 Letter to the editor, New York Herald Tribune, 7/16/1943 Letter to the editor, New York Herald Tribune, 7/29/1943 Letter to the editor, New York Herald Tribune, 8/1/1943 A Case History of Liberal Integrity, New Masses, 8/1943 Letter to the editor, New York Herald Tribune, 8/16/1943 Answer to Dr Meiklejohn, New Masses, 9/1943 Reply to the reply of Dr. Meiklejohn, New Masses, 9/1943 Questions and Answers, 9/2/1943 Questions and Answers: Manhattan Center Meeting, 9/2/1943 Incentive Wage Key to War Labor Problems, The Worker, 9/5/1943 The Quebec Conference and the Future of the Anglo-Soviet-American Coalition, The Worker, 9/5/1943 The Future of the Anglo-Soviet-American Coalition, Chicago Daily News, 9/9/1943 Hitler's Uprisings in the United States, 9/12/1943 Hitler's Uprisings in America, New Masses, 9/14/1943 Browder Speech at Cacchione Rally, Daily Worker, 10/1943 Victory Has a Price, New Masses, 10/5/1943 Letter to the editor, New Masses, 10/6/1943 The Tenth Anniversary of Dimitroff's Blow to Nazism, The Worker, 10/10/1943 Nonpartisan Youth Organization Replaces Young Communist League, United Press, 10/12/1943 Answer to Dr Meiklejohn, New Masses, 10/19/1943 On the 26th Anniversary of Soviet Power and the 10th Anniversary of Soviet-American Diplomatic Relations, 11/1943 Cooperation with Communists, New Masses, 11/16/1943 Free Speech for Fascists?, New Masses, 12/7/1943 Letter to the editor, Peoples' Voice, 12/19/1943 Letter to the editor, New York Herald Tribune, 12/24/1943 The Three Power Conference At Moscow, The Communist, 12/1943
Box 47			1944
				Book review: Basic Writings of Thomas Jefferson by Philip S. Foner, ed., 1944 American Masses and the Russian-Polish Relations, circa 1944 More Unity and More Work, circa 1944 The American Way of Life, Readers Scope, 1944 Communist? So What?, 1944 The Political Program of Native American Fascism, 1944 Book review: America Unlimited by Eric Johnston, New Masses, 1944 Book review: As We Go Marching by John T. Flynn, 1944
Box 47			1944 Jan-Dec
				Marxism Arms Communists to Meet and Solve Issues Today, The Worker, 1/9/1944 Teheran: History's Greatest Turning Point, Communist, 1/1944 Strengthen National Unity, The Worker, 1/16/1944 Browder Reveals Adolph Berle's Intrigues in South America, The Worker[?], 1/21/1944 Teheran and the Future, New Masses, 1/25/1944 The Readers Ask, New Masses, 2/8/1944 Election Must Aid Unity - Browder, The Daily Worker, 2/1/1944 Dream Come True - and Teheran (Art Young Memorial), New Masses, 2/15/1944 For Victory and a Lasting Peace, Liberty Magazine, 2/26/1944 Browder Interviews PM, The Worker, 3/26/1944 Partisanship - A Luxury America Cannot Afford, The Communist, 3/1944 Letter to the editor, The Nation, 4/18/1944 Freiheit Great National Asset Browder Says on 22nd Year, The Worker, 4/26/1944 Letter to the editor, CBS, 4/27/1944 Lowell Mellett, 5/14/1944 Letter to the editor (2 versions), Salt Lake City Desert News, 5/16/1944 Teheran, Report to the National Convention CPUSA, 5/20/1944 Text of Browder's Convention Report, The Daily Worker, 5/22/1944 Press release, Transradio, 5/1944 Letter to the editor, The Nation, 6/6/1944 Close Nation's Ranks, Communists Call, The Daily Worker, 6/7/1944 The War and the Elections, The Worker, 6/18/1944 Hold the Home Front!, Communist, 7/1/1944 Book review: America Unlimited by Eric Johnston, New Masses, 8/29/1944 Anna Damon - A Great American Woman, 9/?/1944 Letter to the editor, New York Herald Tribune, 9/25/1944 Letter to the editor, New York Herald Tribune, 9/25/1944 Text of Browder's Garden Speech, The Daily Worker, 9/29/1944 The War and the Elections, The Worker, 10/1/1944 Dewey Disunity Drive Menaces War - Browder, The Worker, 10/1/1944 Letter to the editor, Dallas Morning News, 10/2/1944 Browder Nails Lewis for Strike Incitement, The Daily Worker, 10/9/1944 Wendell Willkie, 10/9/1944 Browder Tells YCL Rally Role of Morale in Victory, The Daily Worker, 10/16/1944 Freedom of Comment, The Economist, 10/21/1944 Cooperation Between the USA and the USSR, The Daily Worker, 11/7/1944 The Nature of the Coalition, New Masses, 11/9/1944 Vote Clears the Way for Quick Victory: Browder, The Daily Worker, 11/9/1944 Browder Tells How Worker Will Spur Greater Unity, The Worker, 11/20/1944 Hitler's Shadow Over the Nation, Freedom (Morning Freiheit), 11/25/1944 Continue '44 Unity in City Elections: Browder, The Daily Worker, 11/29/1944 Questions and Answers, 11/29/1944 On the Election Results, New Masses, 12/1944 Browder Answers N.Y. Times Slander..., 12/12/1944 Dimitroff, the Champion of World Democratic Unity, The Worker, 12/23/1944 November 7 and the Future, New Masses, 12/26/1944
Box 48			1945
				Why Dorothy Thompson Wants a Soft Peace, circa 1945 The Big Three in Crimea, Political Affairs, 1945 Economic Policy of the New Bulgaria, More on the New Poland's Economic Policy, 1945 A Quarter Century Of The American Communist Movement, 1945
Box 48			1945 Jan-Dec
				The Study Of Lenin's Teachings, Political Affairs, 1/1945 November 7 and the Future: II, New Masses, 1/2/1945 Press releas on Stalin's Feb 9 speech, 2/1945 letter to Reader's Forum, New Masses, 3/20/1945 Defeatist Trends on the Left, New Masses, 4/3/1945 Toward the Organization of World Peace, 4/7/1945 Press release on Death of Roosevelt, 4/12/1945 Toward the organization of world peace, The Worker, 4/15/1945 Why Worker and Daily Worker are Indispensable, Daily Worker, 4/30/1945 The American Way of Life, Reader's Scope, 5/1945 Roosevelt's Heritage And The Task Ahead, Political Affairs, 5/1945 Introduction to Engels' Socialism Utopian and Scientific, 5/1/1945 A Foreword to the Article of Jacques Duclos (with Russian translation), Daily Worker, 5/24/1945 The San Francisco Conference, 5/28/1945 After V-E Day - What Next?, Political Affairs, 6/1945 Soviet-American Relations: Is It War or Peace? (with Russian translation), 6/2/1945 Questions and Answers: Manhattan Center, 6/4/1945 Tasks of the American Working Class After V-E Day (Russian translation), 6/18/1945 Speech at the National Committee Meeting (Russian translation), 6/18/1945 On The Question Of Revisionism (with Russian translation), 7/15/1945 Speech at the National Convention of the Communist Political Association (Russian translation), 7/26/1945 Letter to the editor, New York Herald Tribune, 12/19/1945
Box 48			May 24 - July 26, 1945
				A Foreword to the Article of Jacques Duclos Soviet-American Relations: Is It War Or Peace? Speech at the National Committee Meeting On the Question Of Revisionism Speech at the National Convention of the Communist Political Association Appeal Against Order of Expulsion from the Party
Box 48			1946
				Important points to use in a review of M. N. Roy's Mission to China, 1946 The U.S. And The U.S.S.R. Can Organize aDurable Peace, circa 1946 Was The Commintern Really Dissolved?, circa 1946 Accumulation of Idle Capital in the U.S., 1946 Adventure in Finland, 1946 The Iron Curtain: What It Is and What's Behind It, 1946
Box 48			1946 Feb-Dec
				Open letter to CP members (with Russian translation), Daily Worker, 2/8/1946 Permanent Peace or a New War?, New Republic, 8/5/1946 Russia reconverts, New Republic, 8/12/1946 The Soviet Union and Its Neighbors, New Republic, 8/19/1946 An American Loan to thr USSR, New Republic, 8/26/1946 Everyday Life in Russia, New Republic, 9/2/1946 Peace or War with Russia?, New Republic, 9/9/1946 Letter to the editor in reply to a letter from William Z. Foster, New York Times, 9/26/1946 Are American Communists a Threat to Labor Unions, Town Meeting, 10/24/1946 Letter to the editor, New York Herald Tribune, 11/1946 Progress toward peace and disarmament, 12/15/1946
Box 48			1947
				Memorandum on History of the Labor Movement in the United States by Philip Foner, 1947 Satlin's Denunciation Of Churchill, circa 1947 The State of American Foreign policy (Lawyers Guild), memorandum, circa 1947 First Fruits of the Duclos Intervention, 1947 A Reply to Alexander Bitelman, 1947 Letter to the editor, Look, 2/15/1947 The Problems of the French Union, Humanity, 4/9/1947
Box 48			1948
				The Postwar Crisis and the New Party, circa 1948 The Need for a Thorough Marxist Understanding of America, Monthly Review, 1948 Operation X and the Upheaval In Bogota, 1948 What Happens With the Wallace Movement?, 1948 Outline for Discussion re: 1948 elections, 1948
Box 48			1948 Jan-Nov
				World Communism and American Foreign Policy, 1/1948 Answer to Vronsky, For a Lasting Peace, For a People's Democracy, Belgrade, Yugoslavia, 5/3/1948 Book review: One Thousand Americans by George Seldes, Pravda, 6/29/1948 Letter to the editor, Daily Worker, 7/1/1948 Training of Leading Party and Soviet Cadres, Pravda, 7/7/1948 Letter to the editor, New York Herald Tribune, 7/16/1948 Letter to the editor, New York Times, 10/5/1948 Some aspects of the American Elections, Pravda[?], 11/1948
Box 48			1949
				The Foster-Williamson Letter Answered, circa 1949 Is There an American Peace policy?, circa 1949 Progressive America, circa 1949 Foster's 'New Route' to Socialism, 1949 The Light That Failed, 1949 Press release- Open letter to National Committee, CPUSA, 3/23/1949
Box 49			1950
				The Contempt of Congress Issue, Daily Worker, 1950 An Analysis of Varga's Self-Criticism, 1950 response to Walter Winchell's "Question Marks???", 1950 Language and War, 1950 The Communists and the State Department, 1950 The 'Contempt of Congress' Issues (incomplete), 1950 Senate testimony: exchange with Sen. Hickenlooper, 1950
Box 49			1950 Apr-Nov
				Letter to the editor, New York Times, 4/6/1950 Failure of Socialism in America, 4/18/1950 China, the State Department and the Communists, 4/22/1950 Browder Says Budenz Lies on China Policy, The Daily Compass, 4/26/1950 Comments on CIO Speakers Book of Facts, 5/20/1950 Letter to the editor, New York Times, 9/20/1950 Letter to the editor, New York Times, 9/21/1950 Why Reactionaries Won The 1950 Elections, 11/1950
Box 49			1951
				The Meaning of MacArthur, 1951 letter to the editor, The Nation, 3/10/1951 Concerning the Decline of the Labor Movement's Influence Upon Government..., 9/17/1951 Browder Speaks: Article 12, Is Communism a New Faith?, Spadea Syndicate
Box 49			1952
				Should America Be Returned to The Indians?, circa 1952 An Examination of Whittaker Chambers' letter to his children, 1952 A Reactionary Interpretation of History, 1952
Box 49			1952 Jan-Nov
				Letter To a Friend Concerning Togliatti's Article, 1/14/1952 Meeting with Vito Marcantonio, memorandum, 1/29/1952 Letter To a Friend Concerning 'Peaceful Co-Existence', 2/19/1952 Letter to the editor, New York Times, 3/8/1952 Defense Policy in the Communist Party Cases, memorandum, 6/3/1952 The Presidential Election of 1952, The Communist International[?], 11/1952
Box 49			1953 "Browder Speaks"
				Browder Speaks: Article 1, Treason Doth Never Prosper, Spadea Syndicate, 1953 Browder Speaks: Article 2, Why I Am Not a Communist, Spadea Syndicate Browder Speaks: Article 3, Facts Behind the Browder case, Spadea Syndicate Browder Speaks: Article 4, The Government Saved the Communists, Spadea Syndicate Browder Speaks: Article 5, What Should America Do About the Former Communists, Spadea Syndicate Browder Speaks: Article 6, Roosevelt and Browder, Spadea Syndicate Browder Speaks: Article 7, McCarthyism in Soviet Russia, Spadea Syndicate Browder Speaks: Article 8, Comintern and Cominform, Spadea Syndicate Browder Speaks: Article 9, Georgi Dimitroff - Case History, Spadea Syndicate Browder Speaks: Article 10, Mau Tse-Tung and Tito, Spadea Syndicate Browder Speaks: Article 11, Behind the Peace Offensive, Spadea Syndicate
Box 49			1953
				The Beria Bombshell -- Speculations are Hazardous, Spadea Syndicate, 1953 Churchill Called the Turn, Spadea Syndicate, 1953 Ex-Communist, 1953 A letter From Earl Browder (re: Marguerite Higgins interview), 1953
Box 49			1953 Feb-Jul
				Letter to the editor, New York Times, 2/1/1953 Interview, Telepress TV Daily News Reel, 2/10/1953 Letter to the editor, National Guardian, 3/3/1953 Stalin's stroke, 3/3/1953 What Follows The Era Of Stalin, 3/4/1953 Is War Nearer?, The Nation, 3/14/1953 Letter to the editor, New York Times, 5/15/1953 Some Critical Notes Concerning Isaac Deutscher's Russia: What Next?, review of Russia:What Next? by Isaac Deutscher, 7/1/1953 Granville Hicks' Article in Harper's Magazine, memorandum, 7/22/1953 Letter to the editor re:Granville Hicks' Article in Harper's Magazine, Harper's Magazine, 7/22/1953
Box 49			1954
				Draft of Questions and Answers on Political Position, circa 1954 How Can We Recognize Subversives?, 1954 Some Problems In The Writing Of History, Review of European Communism by Franz Borkenau, 1954 McCarthy Finally Gets the Low Down, 1954
Box 49			1954 Jan-Jun
				Letter to the editor, New York Times, 1/4/1954 Two articles about Browder's relationship to Soviet Communism, North American Newspaper Alliance, 1/11/1954 Browder Calls His Ouster 'Best Thing Ever Happened", The Evening Star, Washinton, DC, 1/12/1954 Browder Denounces Soviets, Buffalo Evening News, 1/13/1954 McCarthyism at High Tide, 3/4/1954 Letter to the editor, New York Times, 4/19/1954 Luncheon with Readers Digest Editors, memorandum, 6/7/1954 Russification of the International Communist movement, memorandum, 6/20/1954
Box 50			1955
				Communist Impact on American Literature 1930-1943, memorandum prepared for Theodore Draper [?], circa 1955? Communist Fronts in the Years 1930-1945, memorandum prepared for Theodore Draper ?, circa 1955? Attack on the Fund for the Republic by Fulton Lewis, Jr: Lawrence Spivak: and David Lawrence, for Wm. M. Goldsmith, 1955
Box 50			1955 Aug-Dec
				On The Role Of Organization In Politics (Essay VIII and IX), 8/20/1955 Interview "A Fearless Approach", Sarah Lawrence College The Campus, 10/26/1955 Relations Between the American Communist Party and the Communist International, memorandum prepared for Theodore Draper, 11/11/1955 The American Communist Party Under Attack, memorandum prepared for Theodore Draper, 12/9/1955
Box 50			1956
				Questions and answers re: Stalin and the CP, circa 1956 Notes on the Revaluation of Stalin, 3/23/1956 On Anti-Semitism in Soviet Russia (Letter to the editor), Midstream, 11/3/1956
Box 50			1957 Jan-Jun
				Letter to the editor, New York Times, 1/13/1957 Letter to the editor, New York Times, 2/9/1957 Letter to the editor, New York Times, 6/8/1957
Box 50			1958
				A Study of the New Yugoslav Program, 1958 My Visit to Beograd: What Interested Yugoslavs, 1958 America's Changing Economic Problem, Review of International Affairs, 1958 Socialism in America, 12/4/1958
Box 50			1959
				Notes on the Origins of the Cold war, circa 1959
Box 50			1959 Mar-Aug
				Oakley C. Johnson's Article on Ruthenberg, to Philip Jaffe, 3/27/1959 America's Changing Economic Problem, Review of International Affairs, Beograd, Yugoslavia, 8/1959
Box 50			1960
				As Earl Browder Sees the Future of the Left in America, circa 1960 Reminiscences of Social and Political Movements in the 1930s, circa 1960 Socialism in America, St Antony's Papers, London, 1960
Box 50			1960 Feb-Jul
				Changes In the Communist World, North American Newspaper Alliance, 2/1960 Commentary, 2/1960 Letter to the editor, Saturday Review, 3/24/1960 How Stalin Killed the American Communist Party, Harper's Magazine, 3/1960 Before the American Presidential Nominations, Review of International Affairs, 7/1960
Box 50			1961
				European Economy, circa 1961 America's Road to Socialism, 8/19/1961
Box 50			1962
				Book review: The Strangled Cry by John Strachey, Encounter, London, review of The Strangled Cry by John Strachey, 1962 What Happened to American Socialism?, 3/1962
Box 50			1963
				Notes for an article on the Sino-Soviet split, 1963 Book review: M. N. Roy's Mission to China, Political Science Quarterly, by Robert C. North and Xenia J. Eudin, 1963
Box 50			1964
				After the American Presidential Nominations, Review of International Affairs, 1964
Box 50			1966
				Book review: Soviet Strategies in Southeast Asia by Charles B. McLane, Political Science Quarterly, 1966
Box 50			1967
				Book review: Enemies and Friends by Lyman P. Van Slyke, Political Science Quarterly, 1967
Box 50			1969
				Book review: Utopia and Reality by Betty Yerberg, Political Science Quarterly, 1969
Box 50			Undated
				Letter to the editor, New Masses The Historical Background of the American Labor and Socialist Movements..., memorandum Historical Bases for American Power The Adventurer, The Call about Trotsky Book review: Imperialism and World Economy by Kikolai Bukharin About Soviet-American relations Post-War Mock radio broadcast Our Views: More on Father Coughlin's Program "Weekly Comment" Weekly Comment: Anglo-American Problems, 11/26/1944 Weekly Comment: The Bretton Woods Conference Weekly Comment: Bullitt Rides Again, 9/10/1944 Weekly Comment: Businessmen Need Wallace, 1/28/1945 Weekly Comment: Capt. Lyttleton and Mr. Fleming, 6/25/1944 Weekly Comment: CIO Must Uphold No-Strike Policy, 2/25/1944 Weekly Comment: Communist ? So What ?, 9/24/1944 Weekly Comment: The Communist Convention, 5/21/1944 Weekly Comment: The Crisis in the Coalition, 12/31/1944 Weekly Comment: The Crisis the Follows V-E Day, 5/20/1945 Weekly Comment: Dewey and His Cabinet, 7?1944 Weekly Comment: Dewey has a Grievance, 7/23/1944 Weekly Comment: Dewey Reveals His Foreign Policy, 11/5/1944 Weekly Comment: Dewey the Disruptionist, 10/22/1944 Weekly Comment: Eric Johnston Renegs on His Book, 10/15/1944 Weekly Comment: The GOP Against Teheran Weekly Comment: High Stakes in the UAW Referendum, 1/7/1945 Weekly Comment: Hitler Also Almost Won, 11/19/1944 Weekly Comment: Hitler's Chicago Newspaper, 5/28/1944 Weekly Comment: Hitler's Slogan Works in Chicago , 4/1/1945 Weekly Comment: How a Zero Can Become a Menace, 7/16/1944 Weekly Comment: Hull Replaces Vandenberg, 5/13/1945 Weekly Comment: India and the Colonial Question, 4/29/1945 Weekly Comment: Is Senator Vandenberg Now Making U.S. Foreign Policy?, 5/6/1945 Weekly Comment: Labor Relations at the Ford Plant, 5/7/1944 Weekly Comment: Let's Not Forget the Campaign, 11/12/1944 Weekly Comment: Lord Halifax Speaks Up, 12/3/1944 Weekly Comment: Miss Thompson Goes to Europe, 3/25/1945 Weekly Comment: More Unity and More Work, 1/7/1945 Weekly Comment: Moscow-Teheran-Crimea-San Francisco, 2/17/1945 Weekly Comment: Mr. Churchill Treads Dangerous Paths, 12/10/1944 Weekly Comment: New Labor-Management Charter, 4/8/1945 Weekly Comment: Overconfidence is Dangerous, 9/17/1944 Weekly Comment: The President's Service Law Proposal, 1/14/1945 Weekly Comment: The Second Front is Opened Weekly Comment: The San Francisco Conference [1], 5/27/1945 Weekly Comment: The San Francisco Conference [2], 6/3/1945 Weekly Comment: Senator Taft Opposes Foreign Trade, 4/15/1945 Weekly Comment: Significance of Casablanca and Our Duties, 2/13/1943 Weekly Comment: Some New Perspectives, 8/20/1944 Weekly Comment: Some Pre-Election Confusionism, 6/4/1944 Weekly Comment: Stop This Criminal Nonsense!, 3/18/1945 Weekly Comment: Sumner Welles' Time For Decision Weekly Comment: The U.S. Army Kills the Red Bogey Weekly Comment: The Twilight of the Red Herring (incomplete) Weekly Comment: Watch Out for Dewey's Surprise, 10/29/1944 Weekly Comment: The Western Front and the Communist Convention Weekly Comment: Wilkie's Growing Stature, 8/27/1944 Weekly Comment: Who is Off The Beam?, 2/4/1945 Weekly Comment: Why All the Double-Talk?, 2/11/1945
		Books
Box 51			America Encircled 1952 (6 folders)
Box 52			The American Communists: A Threat to Trade Unionism? 1946
Box 52			American Marxists and the War 1942
Box 52			American Labor's Exceptional Road to Power 1952
Box 52			The Anti-Marxism of W. Z. Foster 1949
Box 52			Autobiography, "Memoirs"
Box 52			Autobiography, "I Discovered America"
Box 52			Autobiography, "A Political Autobiography" (4 folders of 19)
Box 53			Autobiography, "A Political Autobiography" (8 folders of 19)
Box 54			Autobiograph,y "A Political Autobiography" (7 folders of 19)
Box 54			The Bankruptcy of Fosterism 1950
Box 54			The Coming Soviet-German Alliance 1952
Box 54			Confessions of a Peacemaker 1949
Box 54			The Constitutional Crisis in the United States 1937
Box 54			Contempt of Congress: The Trial of Earl Browder 1950
Box 55			The Crisis in Socialism 1956 (2 folders)
Box 55			Crisis of American Progressivism 1951
Box 55			A Decade of American Marxism: 1933-1945
Box 55			Does Communism Point the Way? 1938
Box 55			The Economics of All-Out War 1942
Box 55			Education of an American Communist 1947 (2 folders)
Box 56			Fighting For Peace
Box 56			Havana Raises Pan-American Problems 1940
Box 56			How the Jefferson School Has Bowdlerized Marxism 1949
Box 56			In Defense of Communism: A Criticism of W.Z. Foster's 'New Route to Socialism'
Box 56			Karl Marx and America 1957
Box 56			Keynes Foster and Marx Pt II : Progress and Socialism 1950
Box 56			Labor and Socialism in America 1948
Box 56			Marx and America 1958 (3 folders of 8)
Box 57			Marx and America 1958 (5 folders of 8)
Box 57			Marxist Philosophy 1946
Box 57			McCarthyism at High Tide 1954
Box 57			Modern Resurrections and Miracles 1950
Box 58			Munich n.d.
Box 58			My Dream of World History, 1945-1975 1945
Box 58			My Visit to Beograd 1958
Box 58			National Income, Consumer Welfare and Full Employment 1941
Box 58			The New Moment in the Struggle Against War 1940
Box 58			Parties and Issues in the 1948 Elections 1948
Box 58			The Postwar Crisis 1948
Box 58			Peace is Possible 1948
Box 58			Principles of Accounting for Co-Operators 1918
Box 59			The Second Imperialist War (foreward)
Box 59			Socialism in America 1960
Box 59			Soviet-American Relations: Is It War or Peace? 1945
Box 59			Teheran: Our Path in War and Peace 1944 (3 folders)
Box 59			Tomorrow in the Making
Box 59			Victory and After
Box 60			The Way Out n.d. - foreword
Box 60			What Is Communism? 1936
Box 60			What Price Victory? 1943
Box 60			Will America Survive? 1948 - outline and preface
Box 60			World Communism and American Foreign Policy 1948
Box 60			World Communism and U.S. Foreign Policy invoices 1948 (2 folders)
Box 61			Unidentified and fragments
		Speeches
			See also Memorabilia : Sound recordings for recordings of Browder's speeches.
Box 62			1934
				Fascism and war, 9/28/1934, Youth Congress, Chicago
Box 62			1935
				Unemployment and Social Insurance, 1/6/1935, Congress for Unemployment Insurance, Washington, DC Statement , 2/19/1935, Senate Finance Committee Hearing, Washington, DC "This writer in the Class Struggle", 4/26/1935, First Congress of American Writers Economic crisis and the intellectual world, 4/26/1935?, First Congress of American Writers [?] Eulogy for Henri Barbusse, 9/7/1935, Funeral of Henri Barbusse, Paris Debate with Norman Thomas, 11/27/1935, Madison Square Garden Ethiopia and Mussolini, 12/12/1935, St Nicholas Place How can America keep out of the next world war?, ?/?/1935, unknown (CPUSA?)
Box 62			1936 Jan-Jun
				Henri Barbusse, 1/4/1936, Third U.S. Congress Against War and Fascism Opening statement, 1/11/1936, Debate with Norman Thomas, Cleveland "Abraham Lincoln and the Crisis of 1936", 2/12/1936, Springfield, IL "The Communist Position in 1936" published version, 3/5/1936, CBS Radio broadcast extracts from defense of CPUSA, 5/30/1936, National Conference of Farmer-Labor Parties, Chicago CPUSA pledges support of Farmer-Labor Party, 5/30/1936, Farmer-Labor Party Conference, Morrison Hotel, Chicago Democracy or Fascism?, 6/24/1936, Ninth National Convention CPUSA, New York CP is a legal party and defends its legality, 6/24/1936, Ninth National Convention CPUSA, New York Acceptance speech, 6/24/1936, Ninth National Convention CPUSA, New York
Box 62			1936 Jul-Dec
				Campaign speech, 7/4/1936, American Youth Congress, Cleveland Campaign speech, 7/10/1936, WGY Radio broadcast, Schenectady, NY "Platform and Policy of the Communist Party in 1936", 7/17/1936, Institute of Public Affairs, University of Virginia Presidential campaign speech, 8/18/1936, Radio broadcast, Butte, MT Campaign speech, 8/27/1936, Coney Island Velodrome Campaign speech, 8/28/1936, Radio broadcast, NBC Civil Rights, 9/15/1936, Nassau-Suffolk Socialist Party Press conference re: Law suit against Tampa, FL for not allowing campaign appearance, 9/17/1936, unknown "Old Age Pensions and Unemploymet Insurance", 10/2/1936, Radio broadcast campaign speech Radio interview about 1936 campaign , 10/?/1936, Interviewed by Cedric Foster Campaign speech, 10/27/1936, Olympia Arena, Detroit Red scare in the 1936 campaign, 10/29/1936, Radio broadcast, Buffalo, NY Campaign speech, 11/2/1936, Madison Square Garden and Radio broadcast on NBC Blue "Issues of the 1936 Election Campaign", 11/?/1936, Radio broadcast Interview, ?/?/1936, Women's International League, New York Issues in the 1936 campaign, ?/?/1936, unknown Negro rights in the South - Campaign speech, ?/?/1936, unknown
Box 62			1937
				Lenin tribute, 1/20/1937, Lenin Memorial Meeting (CPUSA), New York "The Brazilian Struggle for Liberalism", 2/2/1937, WNEW Radio broadcast "Trotskyism and World Peace", 2/5/1937, Madison Square Garden "In Memory of Our Heroes of the Lincoln Battalion Who Died for Democracy", 5/30/1937, Memorial Day speech Fascism and war, 6/4/1937, Second Congress of American Writers Fascism and war, 6/27/1937, C.C. Plenum Mexico Peace, 7/?/1937, Radio broadcast to World Fellowship of Faiths Symposium Spain, 7/19/1937, Meeting for Spain "Issues of the 1New York City Municipal Elections", 7/29/1937, Radio broadcast Inauguration of a chain of Communist daily newspapers, 8/24/1937, Press interview "For Progressive Unity in the New York Elections", 8/26/1937, Velodrme Brooklyn and broadcast on WMCA, WNEW, WAXR, and WINS Eighteenth Anniversary of the Communist Party, 8/27/1937, unknown CP meeting "The Eighteenth Anniversary of the Communist Party", 9/1/1937, NBC Blue broadcast "The Eighteenth Anniversary of the Communist Party", 9/13/1937, Communist Party Convention Madison Square Garden "Threat of Fascism in Latin America", 10/2/1937, Meeting in Park Place "For a Common Front Against the Warmakers", 10/8/1937, Eighth Dominion Convention CP Canada, Toronto "Twenty Years of Soviet Power", 10/10/1937, Eighth Dominion Convention CP Canada, Toronto "Summing Up the New York Election Issues", 10/30/1937, unknown Twentieth Anniversary of the Soviet Union, 11/?/1937, Twentieth Anniversary Meeting CP goals, 11/19/1937, unknown (CP) "Next Steps In Dfense of the Spanish republic", 12/9/1937, Hippodrome, New York "The Current Economic Crisis--Its Cause and Cure", 12/12/1937, WEVD Radio broadcast presented by NYC Boars of Education
Box 63			1938 Mar-Jun
				"Concerted Action or Isolation as the Path to Peace?", 3/3/1938, Carolina Political Union, Chapel Hill, NC "Lessons of the Moscow Trials", 3/18/1938, Hippodrome, New York "Bloc of Rights and Trotzkyists", 3/20/1938, unknown (CP) "Communism in Theory and Practice", 3/24/1938, Town Hall "Communism in Theory and Practice", 3/24/1938, Lecture for Current Political and Economic Issues, New York University War and Fascism, 4/6/1938, Orchestra Hall. Chicago introduction for Earl Browder, 4/24/1938, Public Service Forum Debate with Frederick J. Libby, 5/4/1938, Madison Square Garden "A Communist Message to Catholics", 5/8/1938, WCBM Radio broadcast, Baltimore Opening remarks, 5/26/1938, Tenth National Convention CPUSA "Marxism and the American Tradition", 5/28/1938, Tenth Natitional Convention CPUSA, Carnegie Hall Statement of Earl Browder, 6/29/1938, McNaboe Committee (NY State Legislature)
Box 63			1938 Jul-Dec
				American principles and Communism, 7/4/1938, July 4th Picnic (CP?) "Which Way for America--Democracy or Fascism?", 8/25/1938, San Francisco Report , 8/26/1938, California State Executive Committee (CP) Communists and the New deal, 9/3/1938, Frye Hotel banquet, Seattle, WA "The Communists Defend Democracy and Peace", 9/5/1938, KIRO Radio broadcast for Labor day, Seattle, WA Party Building, 9/6/1938, Party Builders' Conference CPUSA 1938 elections, 9/14/1938, Manhattan Oddfellows Temple "The World Issue -- Defend Democracy and Peace", 9/15/1938, Coney Island Velodrome Fascism, Munich Pact, Spain, 1938 elections, 10/27/1938, Jamaica Arena, New York The Elections and the International Situation", 11/1/1938, WENR Radio broadcast, Chicago US and the world situation, 11/4/1936, Press interview, Chicago 1938 elections, 11/6/1938, Boston Arena (CP) "On theTwenty-First Anniversary of the Soviet Union", 11/14/1938, Madison Square Garden [CPUSA?[ Report to National Committee, 12/3/1938, National Committee CPUSA "Theory as a Guide to Action", 12/16/1938, Workers' School 15th Anniversary, Mecca Temple "Three Years Application of the Program of the Seventh World Congress", ?/?/1938, unknown CP meeting
Box 63			1939 Jan-Jun
				"Is America Menaced by Foreign Propaganda", 1/19/1939, Town Meeting of the Air Fifteenth anniversary of the death of Lenin, 1/20/1939, Lenin Memorial Meeting (CP?), Philadelphia, PA "Defend the Social and national Security of the American People", 1/24/1939, Cincinnati, Ohio Fascism and war, 1/31/1939, Seventh Congress CP Mexico, Mexico city "The Economics of Communism: The Soviet Economy in its World Relations", 2/27/1939, Town Hall "A Communist Speaks to Catholics, Jews and Protestants", 3/5/1939, Community Church, Boston Report on 18th Congress of CPSU, 3/16/1939, unknown (CP) Transcript of testimony by Browder and others NY Senate Un-American Activities Committee, 3/27/1939, Hotel New Yorker, New York "Close Ranks for the Greater Battle Ahead", 4/2/1939, Freiheit Celebration, Hippodrome, New York "American democracy is Threatened by Fascism and War", 4/3/1939, Chicago Nadezhda Krupskaya, 4/7/1939, Krupskaya Memorial Meeting (CP) "America's Foreign Policy and the Struggle for World Peace", 4/21/1939, Brooklyn Academy of Music Report to National Committee, 5/6/1939, National Committee meeting, New York Fascism and war, 5/11/1939, 10th Convention YCL "The Communist Writer at the Writers' Congress", 5/16/1939, Third Congress of American Writers, Carnegie Hall Acknowledgement of CP representatives from other countries, 5/17/1939, National Committee [CPUSA?] "What is the Road to Economic Recovery?", 5/23/1939, Radio broadcast, Denver, CO Interview, 5/31/1939, Radio broadcast, Los Angeles, CA "What is the Road to Economic Recovery?", 6/5/1939, Radio broadcast, KGA Radio, Spokane, WA, KOMO Radio, Seattle, WA
Box 63			1939 Jul-Dec
				"United States and the Soviet Union in World Affairs", 7/5/1939, Institute of Public Affairs, University of Virginia Interview, 8/23/1939, unknown Earl Browder interview , 8/26/1939, NBC Radio broadcast "Finding the Road to Peace", 8/29/1939, WINS Radio broadcast, New York Report on the Twentieth Anniversary, 9/1/1939, National Committee CPUSA, Chicago Announcement of letter from CPUSA to FDR supporting his policy, 9/11/1939, Madison Square Garden "On the Issue of Revision of the So-Called neutrality Law", 9/14/1939, National Committee CPUSA Press interview, 9/18/1939, New York Post and New York World Telegram "Youth and the Impreialist War", 9/28/1939, Mass Meeting of the YCL. Royal Windsor Hotel, New York War in Europe, 9/29/1939, Town Hall, Philadelphia Civil liberties, 10/14/1939, Conference on Civil Liberties, New York Legal charges against him, 10/24/1938, Statement to the Press "Twenty-Two Years of Socialism", 11/5/1939, Symphony Hall, Boston "Socialism, War and America", 11/13/1939, Madison Square Garden War in Europe, 11/28/1939, Yale Peace Council War in Europe, 12/14/1939, M.I.T. Peace Federation Moissaye J. Olgin tribute, 12/18/1939, Olgin Memorial Meeting, Madison Square Garden
Box 64			1940 Jan-Jun
				14th District New York elections, 1/30/1940, Non-Partisan Youth Symposium, Manhattan Plaza 14th District New York elections, 2/1/1940, Central Plaza, New York Campaign speech, 2/5/1940, Tenant's League Symposium, Church of All Nations 14th District New York elections, 2/5/1940, WCNW Radio broadcast American principles and Communism, 2/9/1940, Lincol/Lenin Memorial Meeting, Philadelphia 1940 elections, 2/17/1940, National Committee CPUSA Imperialist war and Finland, 3/31/1940, Boston "War Plans of Roosevelt and Wall Street", 5/3/1940, YCL Meeting, Royal Windsor Hotel, New York Report, 5/30/1940, Eleventh National Convention CPUSA, New York Presidential Nomination acceptance, 6/2/1940, CP Nominating Convention, New York Closing statement at National Convention?, 6/2/1940?, CP Nominating Convention, New York ? Campaign speech, 6/2/1940, CBS Radio broadcast
Box 64			1940 Sep-Nov
				"Mexican situation", 9/7/1940, Press statement "The Most Peculiar Election Campaign in the History of the Republic", 9/8/1940, Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles, CA "Women in the Struggle against War and Reaction", 9/19/1940, New York Campaign speech, 9/24/1940, Mass Meeting, Madison Square Garden, broadcast on NBC Blue Campaign speech, 9/25/1940, Radio broadcast, NBC Blue "Have We Free Elections in Pennsylvania?", 10/4/1940, WOR Radio broadcast, New York "What Roosevelt and Willkie Offer to American Youth", 10/4/1940, Mutual Broadcasting Radio broadcast "An American Foreign-Policy for Peace", 10/6/1940, Boston "An American Foreign-Policy for Peace", 10/10/1940, CBS Radio broadcast Campaign speech, 10/17/1940, Brooklyn Academy of Music Tribute to John Reed, 10/20/1940, Manhattan Center, New York 1940 election campaign commercial for CPNY candidates, 10/27/1940, Radio "Shall it be War for America?", 10/29/1940, Mutual Broadcasting Radio broadcast 1940 election, 10/?/1940, unknown "Only the Working Class Can build America", 11/3/1940, Madison Square Garden Report, 11/16/1940, Special National Convention CPUSA, New York "The 1940 Elections and the Next Task", 11/16/1940, National Committee CPUSA "In Memory of a Great Jewish Leader", 11/23/1940, Moissaye Olgin Memorial. New York Statement before the Committee on Elections, ?/?/1940, NY State Legislature
Box 64			1941
				Death of Harry Gannes, 1/5/1941, Public statement "What Is the Way Out of the Imperialist War?", 1/13/1941, Lenin Memorial Meeting (CP), Madison Square Garden In honor of William Z. Foster, 3/17/1941, William Z. Foster's 60th birthday
Box 64			1942 Feb-Aug
				US/Soviet cooperation in the War, 2/12/1942, Lincoln/Lenin day "Victory Must Be Won", 7/2/1942, Madison Square Garden "The Economics of All-Out War", 8/29/1942, NY CP Convention 1942 New York elections, 8/30/1942, NY CP Nominating Convention, Manhattan Center
Box 64			1942 Sep-Nov
				Report, 9/17/1942, Daily Worker Council Meeting, Webster Hall, New York Second front, 9/24/1942, Second Front Rally, Union Square, New York "When Do we Begin to Fight?", 10/2/1942, Manhattan Center, New York "This is the will of the people", 10/4/1942, Second Front Now Rally, Public Auditorium, Cleveland, OH Oklahoma book banning case, 10/9/1942, Defense on Home Front banquet, Hotel Commodore Re-discovering America, 10/11/1942, The Worker US policy toward China, 10/12/1942, Press statement US/Soviet cooperation in the War, 10/16/1942, Workers' School 1942 New York elections, 10/18/1942, Golden Gate Ballroom, New York Elections must smoke out defeatists, 11/1/1942, Madison Square Garden, WQXR Appraisal of 1942 election results, 11/4/1942, unknown CP and the War effort, 11/12/1942, WJLB radio Detroit "Centralized Control of War Production", 11/28/1942, Institute on Problems of the War, Hotel astor, New York Trade Unions and the War, 12/12/1942, "Speech to Trade Union Comrades" National unity, 11/30/1942, Banquet (CP?) Education, 12/18/1942, Workers' School
Box 65			1943 Jan-May
				Russia, The United States and the Communist Party", circa 1943, unknown "France is Uniting Against Hitler", 1/?/1943, Script for Browder's radio program "Background of the News" "The Conference at Casablanca", 1/?/1943, Script for Browder's radio program "Background of the News" Casablanca Conference, 1/?/1943, unknown Tribute to Lenin, 1/11/1943, Lenin Memorial Meeting (CP), Madison Square Garden Labor and the War, 1/17/1943, Los Angeles, CA Labor and the War, 1/20/1943, KPO Radio broadcast US/Soviet cooperation in the War, 3/3/1943, Yale Political Union debate Interview, 3/3/1943, Lilian Rixey of Life "Free the Political Prisoners in North Africa", 3/4/1943, Manhattan Center, New York "Is Communism a Menace?", 3/21/1943, New Masses debate with George Sokolsky, Manhattan Center, New York Ehrlich-Alter Case, 4/1/1943, Aperion Manor, New York "Jefferson and the People's Revolution", 4/9/1943, Jefferson Bi-Centennial Commemoration, Cosmopolitan Opera House, New York "The Miners' Strike -- Its Lessons", 5/14/1943, Manhattan Center, New York Questions and Answers, 5/14/1943
Box 65			1943 Jun-Sep
				"Anti-Semitism in The United States and How to combat It", 6/2/1943, unknown "The Artist and the War", 6/23/1943, unknown Should the Communist Party be liquidated, 7/11/1943, WLIB Reaction of the press to Browder's Chicago speech, 9/1943, Press statement "The Quebec Conference and the future of the Anglo-Soviet-American Coalition", 9/2/1943, Manhattan Center, New York "Can We Win the War This Year?", 9/23/1943, Campaign rally for Peter Caccione, New York "A Talk About the Party" (2 different versions), 9/25/1943, Informal address to CP members, Chicago "Can We Make 1943 The Decisive Year of the War?", 9/26/1943, Civic Opera house, Chicago
Box 65			1943 Oct-Dec
				Peter Caccione campaign, 10/5/1943, St George Hotel, Brooklyn "Young People Facing the Future", 10/15/1943, Young Communist League Convention, Manhattan Center, New york 1943 election campaign New York, 10/18/1943, Manhattan Center, New York (CP) 1944 election campaign New York, 10/20/1943, Bronx Winter Garden, New York Phialdelphia Mayoral election, 10/22/1943, Philadelphia "On the 26th Anniversary of Soviet Power and the 10th Anniversary of Soviet-American Diplomatic Relations", 11/?/1943, unknown Negro people and the war, 11/19/1943, Workers School Teheran Declaration, 12/12/1943, Rakosci Hall, Bridgeport, CT "America Must Apply the Moscow Conference Policy in Italy", 12/19/1943, Cooper Union, New York George Dimitroff, 12/22/1943, Dimitroff Commemoration Meeting, Carnegie Hall
Box 65			1944 Jan-Apr
				Report on Theheran Conference, 1/7/1944, National Committee CPUSA Summary remarks, 1/9/1944, Plenum CP Interview, 1/12/1944, Mr. Moody of Australian Consolidated Press Tribute to Art Young, 1/27/1944, Memorial Meeting for Art Young, Manhattan Center, New York Summary remarks, 1/29/1944, Ohio CP Party Builders' Conference, Cleveland National unity, 1/30/1944, Cleveland Teheran Conference, 2/13/1944, Symphony Hall, Boston 1944 elections, 2/13/1944, unknown (CP), Boston Interview, 2/22/1944, Peter Kihss of the New York Herald Tribune Teheran concord, 2/24/1944, Bronx winter Garden, New York [CP?] "Why America is Interested in the Chinese Communists", 3/13/1944, Shaghai Tiffin Club, New York Interview, 3/15/1944, Harold Lavine of P M "What Would Lincoln Do?", 4/7/1944, WWJ Radio broadcast, Detroit, Michigan Post-War economy, 4/12/1944, Waterfron Section CPUSA meeting Tribute to Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto, 4/20/1944, Parkway Theater, Brooklyn
Box 66			1944 May-Jun
				Introductory remarks, 5/20/1944, Twelfth National Convention CPUSA, New York Remarks introducing motion to dissolve the Communist Party, 5/20/1944, Twelfth National Convention CPUSA, New York Concluding remarks, 5/22/1944, Twelfth National Convention CPUSA, New York Press interview, 5/22/1944, New York Teheran Conference, 5/23/1944, WEAF Radio broadcast "For Victory, A Lasting Peace, and a Prosperous United America", 5/23/1944, Madison Square Garden "Communists in the Public Service", 6/4/1944, CBS Radio broadcast Dissolution of CPUSA and forming of Communist Political Association, 6/5/1944, unknown "The War and the Elections", 6/11/1944, Pittsburgh, PA Labor movement, 6/12/1944, Meeting of Pittsburgh Trade Unionists "Can America Have Full Production After the War?", 6/13/1944, Abraham Lincoln School Symposium, Chicago
Box 66			1944 Sep-Dec
				"The War and the Elections" , 9/24/1944, Chicago Stadium "The War and the Elections" (typescript and published version), 9/28/1944, Madison Square Garden 1944 elections, 9/30/1944, First Conference of Morning Freiheit Association "Economic Problems of War and Peace", 10/6/1944, Symphony Hall, Boston 1944 elections, 11/19/1944, Worker Conference, Fraternal Clubhouse "Post-Election Problems", 11/26/1944, unknown 1944 elections, 11/29/1944, unknown Greece, 12/8/1944, Workers' Meeting, Manhattan Center, New York FDR's recent appointments to Department of State, 12/27/1944, Queens County, Daily Worker Campaign Dinner
Box 66			1945 Jan-May
				"Everything For Victory", 1/15/1945, Lenin Memorial Meeting, Madison Square Garden Progressive unity, 1/26/1945, Peter Cacchione Campaign dinner, Brooklyn, NY Interview, 3/12/1945, unknown Tribute to William Z. Foster, 3/23/1945, Testimonial dinner for William Z. Foster "Toward the Organization of World Peace", 4/6/1945, Cleveland, Ohio Luncheon remarks, 4/6/1945, Carter Hotel, Cleveland, Ohio "Toward the Organization of World Peace", 4/7/1945, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania "Roosevelt Continues to Lead America", 4/14/1945, Carnegie Hall, New York "Is the American Press doing Its Job?", 5/15/1945, Radio discussion Statement on V-E Day, 5/7/1945 US Communists' role in Post War world, 5/21/1945, Communist Political Association meeting First speech on the Duclos article, 5/22/1945, National Board CPA Discussion of marxism and politics, 5/23/1945, unknown (CPA meeting?) Tribute to Jacques Roumain, 5/24/1945, Times Hall, New York "The San Francisco Conference", 5/25/1945, Town Hall Forum
Box 66			1945 Jun
				"Soviet-American Relations -- Is It War or Peace?", 6/2/1945, CPUSA National Board meeting San Francisco Conference (United Nations), 6/4/1945, Manhattan Center [CPA?] "Tasks of the American Working Class After V-E Day", 6/18/1945, National Committee (CPA) Working Class and War (and Russian translation), 6/18/1945, National Committee (CPA) Statement, 6/20/1945, National Committee (CPA)
Box 66			1945 Jul
				War in the Pacific, 7/26/1945, National Convention CPA Foster and Duclos, 7/26/1945, National Convention CPA
Box 66			1946
				CP expulsion of Browder, 1/31/1946, Yonkers Club CP expulsion of Browder, 2/1/1946, Yonkers Club "Russia and America: How Can we Build a Lasting Peace?", 11/6/1946, Norwalk Town Hall Association debate with Clare Booth Luce 1946 elections, 11/?/1946, unknown
Box 66			1947
				One hundredth anniversary of Marx's "Communist Manifesto", 1/19/1947, CBS Radio broadcast on "Invitation to Learning" program
Box 67			1949
				"Chinese Lessons for American Marxists", 1/17/1949, Discussion Circle, Woodstock Hotel, New York "The Coming Economic Crisis in America", 2/14/1949, Discussion Circle, Woodstock Hotel, New York "War, Peace and Socialism", 4/11/1949, Forum Group, Caravan Hall, New York "A Market Program for American Progressives", 5/2/1949, Forum Group, Pythian Temple, New York "How to Halt Crisis and War", 5/2/1949, Forum Group, Pythian Temple, New York "The USA and the USSR: Their Relative Strength" (and Russian translation), 6/6/1949, Forum Group, Pythian Temple, New York "Toward and American Peace Policy", ?/?/1949, unknown
Box 67			1950-1956
				"Is Russia A Socialist Community?", 3/30/1950, Debate, Eugene V. Debs Society of Brooklyn College, New York Protest against arrest of Communists , 6/20/1951, Statement given to NBC "Should Soviet China Be Admitted to the United Nations?", 11/7/1951, Parkway Community Council, Brooklyn, NY "Crisis of American Progressivism", 6/3/1952, unknown Statement to the Court re:Mrs. Browder's passport case, ?/?/1952 Interview about Prague Trials, 1/30/1953, unknown Inteview about Soviet purges, 2/10/1953, Telepress Daily TV News Reel History of Communism Interview 1, 5/19/1953, unknown History of Communism Interview 2, 6/2/1953, unknown History of Communism Interview 3, 6/16/1953, unknown History of Communism Interview 4, 9/29/1953, unknown History of Communism Interview 5, 5/4/1954, unknown Interview, 7/6/1955, W. Goldsmith Interview, 10/26/1955, Sarah Lawrence College Civil rights, 9/15/1956, Nassau-Suffolk Socialist Party
Box 67			1957 Nov (1 folder of 5)
				"Marxism and America" also called "Karl Marx and America," multiple copies, multiple versions, 11/?/1957, Series of lectures first given at Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey ,
Box 68			1957 Nov (4 folders of 5)
				"Marxism and America" also called "Karl Marx and America," multiple copies, multiple versions, 11/?/1957, Series of lectures first given at Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey
Box 69			1958-1962
				"Socialism in America", 12/4/1958, St. Anthony's College, Oxford, England "Socialism in the Sixties", 8/18/1961, Lecture at Socialist Party Forum, Channing Hall, Los Angeles, California "International Relations -- Whither?", 1/9/1962, Economics Club discussion "What Has Happened to Socialism?", 3/16/1962, Lecture, Toronto, ON
Box 69			1963-1967
				"On the Sino-Soviet Conflict", 3/21/1963, Lecture, Students' Council, Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY "The American Communist Party in the 1930's", 3/9/1966, Lecture, University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois "Where Marx Went Wrong", 5/16/1967, Lecture, State College of Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA
Box 69			Date unknown
				American youth movement, unknown Comments on Norman Levinson's criticism Debate rebuttal "Farmer-Labor Party Perspective" Filing of objections against the CP State ticket in New York, press statement Gretings to Brazilian CP and Luis Carlos Prestes Lecture on history of Communism Party Building, CP Party Building Conference Peter Caccione campaign (incomplete) 2 page fragment 10 page fragment

	Memorabilia
		Address books, address lists
Box 70			Miscellaneous undated
		Artwork
Oversize 3			Bohnen, Carl, photograph of pencil portrait of Harold Stassen
Oversize 3			Oak, Liston M., woodcut portraits of Stalin and Lenin
Oversize 3			Rico, Dan, woodcut portrait of earl Browder
Oversize 3			Jordan, Theodore Jr., pencil portrait of Tom Mooney
Oversize 3			Gropper, William, pen and ink drawing of woman at sewing machine
Oversize 3			Gibson, Lydia, photograph of oil painting "The Delegates"
Oversize 3			Jacobi, Lotte, pencil portrait and etching
		Clippings
Box 71			About Browder 1919-1965 (25 folders)
Box 72			General 1929-1972, undated (4 folders)
Box 72			Amerasia 1947
Box 72			America 1940
Box 72			Chicago Herald American 1943
Box 72			China Weekly Review 1947
Box 72			Commentary 1965
Box 72			Conference Record: Proceedings of the American Jewish Conference 1943
Box 72			The Daily Compass 1951
Box 72			The Daily News (New York) 1946
Oversize 1			Daily Worker, assorted issues
Box 73			For A Lasting Peace, For A People's Democracy 1951
Box 73			Foreign Affairs 1969
Box 73			Foreign Policy Bulletin 1943
Box 73			International Judicial Association Monthly Bulletin 1942
Box 73			Journal of Historical Studies 1969
Box 73			Krokodil (КРОКОДИЛ) 1946
Box 73			Lawyers Guild Review 1943
Box 73			Moscow News 1987
Box 73			National Legionnaire 1936
Oversize 1			National Legionnaire. assorted issues
Box 73			Neues Leben 1987
Box 73			New Republic "Voter's Handbook" 1936
Box 73			The Norwalk Hour, Norwalk, Connecticut 1946
Box 73			The Outlook 1916
Box 73			Party Organizer 1943
Box 73			Political Affairs 1945
Box 73			Political cartoons 1944-1945
Box 73			Scope 1965
Box 73			Soviet Life 1987
Box 73			Spanish Information Service texts and documents 1938
Box 73			Vneshniaia Torgovlia (ВНЕШНЯЯ ТОРГОВЛЯ) (tr. Foreign Trade) 1945
Oversize 1			The Worker, assorted issues
Oversize 1			Worker's World (Kansas City) 1919
Box 73			Yale News 1943
Box 74			Scrapbooks 1940-1950
		Family
Box 75			Browder, Andrew 1942-1963
Box 75			Browder, Felix 1927-1975 (4 folders)
Box 75			Browder, Irene undated - notes for autobiography
Box 75			Browder, William 1944-1953 (2 folders of 5)
Box 76			Browder, William 1962-1986, undated (3 folders of 5)
		Financial
			Browder, Earl
Box 77				General 1944-1965
Box 77				Income tax returns 1938-1962
Box 77				Social Security 1947-1959
Box 77			Browder, Felix 1947-1958
Box 77			Browder, Ralph Waldo 1934-1965
			[Earl] Browder, Inc.
Box 78				Bills 1946-1951
Box 78				Certificate of Dissolution 1945
Box 78				Checkbook 1945
Box 78				Taxes 1946-1951
Box 78				Corporate seal embossing tool undated
			Distributors Guide, Inc.
Box 79				Bills and expenses 1946
Box 79				Checkbook 1944-1945
Box 79				Minutes and by-laws
Box 79				Stock and transfer ledger
Box 79				Stock certificates
		Photographs
Box 80			Abraham Lincoln Brigade 1937, undated
Box 80			Averbuck, Nathan Earl 1939
Box 80			Billings, Warren undated
Box 80			Bloor, Ella Reeve undated
Box 80			Bloor, Ella Reeve, photo of portrait sculpture by A. Cortas undated
Oversize 2			Browder family portraits by Lotte Jacobi
Box 80			Browder family snapshots 1930-1960
Box 80			Browder, Andrew 1940-1960
			Browder, Earl
Box 80				[General] 1901-1927, 1935-1937 (2 folders)
Box 80				Autographed 1935-1960, undated
Oversize 2				1936 campaign 1936
Box 80				and family, NY World's Fair 1939
Box 80				and Raisa 1935, 1952, undated
Box 80				in China 1927
Box 80				in Terre Haute, IN 1936
Box 80				Leaving for Atlanta (prison) 1941
Box 80				with James Ford 1936
Box 80				with James Ford and William Foster 1936
Box 80				with Tom Mann 1927
Box 80				with Robert Minor undated
Box 80				with Tom Mooney, Warren Billings and Seymour Waldman 1939
Box 80				with "Scottsboro Boys" 1937
Box 80			Browder, Felix 1929-1961
Box 81			Browder, Felix, Andrew and William 1935-1950
Box 81			Browder, Gladys Groves undated
Box 81			Browder, Raissa undated
Box 81			Browder, William and Martha Jane (neé Hankins), historic family photographs 1870-1940
Box 81			Browder, William (brother of EB) 1920-1960
Box 81			Browder, William (son of E.B.) 1950-1960
Box 81			Communist International 7th World Congress (see also: ovesize Box 2) 1935
Oversize 2			Communist Party meetings 1937, undated
			Communist Party Canada
Box 81				Memorial to Mackenzie Papineau Battalion 1938
Box 81				National Convention delegates 1938
Oversize 2			Communist Party, Mexico panorama 1939, 1964
			Communist Party USA
Box 81				May Day Parade, Chicago 1938
Box 81				National Nominating Convention 1936
Box 81				Rally in Chicago 1937
Box 81			Corretjer, Juan Antonio 1943
Box 81			Cush, Emmet "Pat" undated
Box 81			Delegates to the Twentieth Anniversary of the October Revolution, Moscow 1937
Box 81			Edward, Prince of Wales 1934
Box 81			Einstein, Albert undated
Box 81			Foster, William Zebulon undated
Box 81			Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley undated
Box 81			Ford, James W. undated
Box 81			Gren, Gil undated
Oversize 2			Heller, Abraham A. undated
Box 81			Herndon, Angelo undated
Box 81			Hoffa, James Riddle undated
Box 81			Jacobi, Lotte, photographs by
				See alsoOversize Box 2: Browder family portraits
Box 81			Kalinin, Mikhail Ivanovich 1934
Oversize 2			Lewis, John Llewellyn undated
Box 81			Li Li-San undated
Box 81			Lindbergh, Charles undated
Box 81			Lunacharsky, Anatoly 1930
Box 81			Mann, Tom 1933
Box 81			Minor, Robert undated
Box 81			"Meet the Press" 1950
Box 82			Mooney, Tom undated
Box 82			Mural, "Communism is 20th Century Americanism" undated
Oversize 2			National Council of Soviet-American Friendship dinner 1942
Box 82			Nikolauk, Domenica "Nanya" undated
Box 82			Nobile, Umberto undated
Box 82			Saltonstall, Leverett A. undated
Box 82			Silver Ponds Children's Home, Stalingrad undated
Box 82			Son Chen Ging 1927
Box 82			Soong Ching Ling undated
			Soviet Union
Box 82				American students 1934
Box 82				Anniversary, 15th 1932
Box 82				Anniversary, 16th 1933
Box 82				Anniversary, 17th 1934
Box 82				Bakhchikarsky undated
Box 82				Baku undated
Box 82				Batumi undated
Box 82				Essentuki undated
Box 82				Karakol undated
Box 82				Kiev undated
Box 82				Kislovodsk undated
Box 82				Kuzbass undated
Box 82				Leningrad undated
Box 82				May Day Parade, Leningrad undated
Box 82				May Day Parades, Moscow 1931-1936, undated
Box 82				Moscow undated
Box 82				Odessa undated
Box 82				people undated
Box 82				Rostov-on-Don undated
Box 82				Sevastopol undated
Box 82				Sochi undated
Box 82				Stalingrad undated
Box 82				Tiflis undated
Box 82				Tver undated
Box 82				Uzbekistan undated
Box 82				Yalta undated
Box 82				Unidentified places undated
Box 82			Spanish Civil War, "Training Camp #5" undated
Box 82			Thye, Edward John undated
Box 82			Trans-Polar Aviators 1937
Box 82			de Visser, Louis undated
Box 82			Wan Min undated
Box 82			Yarborough, Ralph Webster undated
Box 82			Unidentified undated
		Postcards
Box 83			American Airlines undated
Box 83			Arles, France undated
Box 83			Atlanta, Georgia undated
Box 83			Belgium 1930
Box 83			Bismark, North Dakota undated
Box 83			Butte, Montana undated
Box 83			Chicago, Illinois undated
Box 83			Cleveland, Ohio undated
Box 83			Colorado undated
Box 83			Cunard White Star Lines undated
Box 83			Florida 1938, undated
Box 83			France, Pyrénées Orientales undated
Box 83			Germany undated
Box 83			Glendale, California undated
Box 83			Golden Gate International Exposition 1939
Box 83			Louvre Museum undated
Box 83			Massachusetts 1937, 1941
Box 83			Mexico undated
Box 83			New Hampshire 1940
Box 83			New Jersey 1936
Box 83			New York City undated
Box 83			New York State 1937,1938 undated
Box 83			New York World's Fair 1939
Box 83			North Carolina undated
Box 83			Novelty undated
Box 83			Oregon undated
Box 83			Paris 1937 undated
Box 83			Pennsylvania undated
Box 84			St. Louis, Missouri undated
Box 84			Salt Lake City, Utah undated
			Soviet Union
Box 84				Baku 1927
Box 84				Breastfeeding campaign undated
Box 84				Crimea 1925 - 1929
Box 84				Gagri 1927
Box 84				Kislovodsk undated
Box 84				Moscow undated
Box 84				Nizhny Novgorod undated
Box 84				Novorossiysk 1927
Box 84				Sochi 1928
Box 84				Ural Mountains 1928
Box 84			Spanish Civil War undated
Box 84			Tennessee undated
Box 84			United Airlines undated
Box 84			Union Pacific Railroad Pictorial Series undated
Box 84			Vienna 1948
Box 84			Virginia undated
Box 84			Warsaw, Poland undated
			Washington, DC
Box 84				Aerial views undated
Box 84				Buildings undated
Box 84				Cherry blossoms undated
Box 84			Yugoslavia undated
		Printed material
Oversize 3			Manet Peintures Les Éditions du Chêne 1949
Box 85			Song sheets
Box 85			Miscellaneous
		Sound recordings
			Note on alternate formats: All recordings have been digitized.
Oversize 4			America and the Soviet-German Pact undated (ID#: browder_e_17)
Oversize 4			Brooklyn Speech, Copy 3, Sides 1 and 3 undated (ID#: browder_e_18)
Oversize 4			Brooklyn Speech, Copy 4, Sides 2 and 4 undated (ID#: browder_e_19)
Oversize 4			Browder Acceptance Speech 6/2/1940 (2 discs / 4 sides) (ID#: browder_e_03, browder_e_04)
Oversize 4			Earl Browder 9/25/1940 (2 discs / 4 sides) (ID#: browder_e_05, browder_e_06)
Oversize 4			Earl Browder 10/13/40 (2 discs / 4 sides) (ID#: browder_e_21, browder_e_22)
Oversize 4			Earl Browder Foreign Policy 10/6/[40?] (3 discs / 6 sides) (ID#: browder_e_10, browder_e_11, browder_e_12)
Oversize 4			Earl Browder Foreign Policy WABC 10/10/40 (2 discs / 4 sides) (ID#: browder_e_08, browder_e_09)
Oversize 4			Earl Browder Says: Excerpts from Speech of Feb. 24, 1941 (ID#: browder_e_07)
Oversize 4			James Ford Acceptance Speech 6/2/1940 (ID#: browder_e_13)
Oversize 4			Mike Wallace interview 20 Jun 1957 - Earl Browder on the Mike Wallace Show (ID#: browder_e_23, browder_e_24)
Oversize 4			Mike Wallace interview 26 Feb 1957 - Earl Browder segment on Mike Wallace's Night Beat (ID#: browder_e_25, browder_e_26)
Oversize 4			The Most Peculiar Election Campaign 8 Sep 1940 (3 discs / 6 sides) (ID#: browder_e_14, browder_e_15, browder_e_16)
Oversize 4			The Quiet Man from Kansas undated (ID#: browder_e_34)
				Lyrics by Mark Hess, original music by Frank Pearson, soloist Arthur Atkins with the American People's Chorus; distributed by Workers' Book Shop in New York City
Oversize 4			To Youth 10/4/1940 (2 discs / 4 sides) (ID#: browder_e_01, browder_e_02)
Oversize 4			Soundscriber discs undated - includes Browder, Luce, rebuttals, (5 discs, 10 sides) (ID#: browder_e_29, browder_e_30, browder_e_31, browder_e_32, browder_e_33)
Oversize 5			[Untitled] - cardboard with nitrocellulose lacquer (2 discs) (ID#: browder_e_27, browder_e_28)
Oversize 4			[Untitled - W I and W II] - W 1 - initial call and W 2 - follow up; "Phone taps" of calls. (ID#: browder_e_20)
		Travel souvenirs
Box 85			"Asian Administrative-Political Districts of the Soviet Union" 1929
Box 85			French Line Ile-de-France baggage sticker undated
Box 85			Hong Kong Labor Committee delegate medallions 1927
Box 85			Leningrad tour book 1987
Box 85			"Liste des Passagers" Ile-de-France 1935
Box 85			Map of China (in Russian) 1933
Box 85			Map of the Moscow Metro undated
Box 85			"Pictorial Street Map of Moscow" (Intourist) undated
Oversize 1			Memorabilia, Andrew Browder
Oversize 1			Memorabilia, William Browder
Box 85			Miscellaneous
Box 86			Miscellaneous empty portfolios
Box 86			Necktie, black

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