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Series 50: Speech and Article File, 1917-1962

This file is composed of hundreds of Mrs. Roosevelt's speeches, articles, radio addresses, statements, reviews, which were written, delivered, presented or read in the United States and/or abroad, over a span of approximately 45 years. The file is arranged in rough chronological order but the container list provides a catalogue of the contents of each container.

Box 1396

Early Writings-undated:  Enjoying Life, Government Of the City New York, Scouting

Miscellaneous, 1917-1927

Ethics of Parents, rejected by Collier's, July 15, 1927

Statement Opposing the Candidacy of Henry Ford, Forum, August 16, 1927

Amendment to the New York State Constitution, Speech, WRNY, November 2, 1927

Val Kill Industries, 1927

Seconding Speech-Democratic State Committee, April 17,1928

Women in Politics, Democratic National Committee, July 29,1928

Books For Children, Article Parent's and Children's Magazine, December 1928

Campaign, 1928

Women's Interest in Politics, Speech, 1928

"Politics Here and Elsewhere", 1928

Amendment to the New York State Constitution, Article, Putnam County Newspaper, 1928

Speech Supporting Alfred E. Smith, 1928

Announcement of Contest for Boys and Girls Committee on Women's Activities, 1928

Relationship of Governor and Mrs. Smith, 1928

"Democratic Platform Plank on Law Enforcement", 1928

Governor Smith Article, Annapolis, Maryland Weekly Paper, 1928

What Women Have Gained Since Suffrage, 1928

"Political Equality for Women-An Aspect Without Reality,"  Red Book Magazine, 1928

What Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt Thinks makes a Successful Marriage, 1928

Miscellaneous, 1928

Children's Education and Home Environment-Christian Advocate, July 23, 1929

"Where Are We Going in Our Public Schools,"  The School Parent, November 30, 1929

Miscellaneous, 1929

Home Education-Books We All Should Read, 1929

Servants,  Forum, January 1930

Children, Radio Speech read by Mrs. O'Day, June 23, 1930

Radio Speech for Chautauqua Institution, July 21, 1930

Introduction to Life of Margaret Fuller, July 1930

"Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt Answers a Big Question, What is a Wife's  Job Today?"  Good Housekeeping, August, 1930

Biographical Sketch, "Young Wings", November 14, 1930

"The Individual's Responsibility to the Community", November 1930

Radio interview Val Kill, November 1930

Her Forty Fifth Birthday, Vogue, December 23, 1930

Women's Home Companion, Correspondence re. Article, December 1930

Democratic News, 1930

Miscellaneous, 1930

"What Do We Want as an Education for our Girls?"  Womens Journal, 1930

Character Building with Children, 1930

Precis of Book, 1930

Democratic News, 1929

Box 1397

College Girls and Their Work, Russell Sage Club, January 10,1931

"Hobbies and Occupations", January 12, 1931

"Let Every Child Have His Own Library,"  Wings, January 1931

The Balance Between the Home and the School, University School, Cincinnati, March 19, 1931

"Mrs. Franklin D. Rosevelt Tells the Story in a Nutshell," Baltimore & Ohio Magazine, May 1931

Untitled article,  Children, the Magazine for Parents, June 1931

Democratic News, September 1931

Radio Introduction-New York State Medical Society, October 8, 1931

"Reading for Little Children," Pelham PTA, October 21, 1931

"The Tests of a Successful Wife", December 1931

"Obligations of Parents to Instill in Children a Sense of Citizenship," Parents, 1931

Speech (Modern Youth and Education), 1931

Radio Broadcast, Children's Aid Society, January 10, 1932

"Why Are You Still Agile Even Though a Grandmother?" Liberty, v.7, February 20, 1932

"What Do Ten Million Women Want?"  Home Magazine, March 1932

"Must Success Wear a Hair Shirt?", June 1932

Untitled,  Reader's Digest, June 1932

Chautauqua Address, July 12, 1932

Introduction to Alice in Wonderland, July 1932

"Ethics of Parents", July 1932

"Wives of Great Men,"  Liberty, October 1, 1932

Campaign Speech, Onondaga Hotel, October 26, 1932

"Traveling with a President", October 1932

Speech-Benefit Concert Women's Trade Union League, November 28, 1932

Speech-NY TB and Health Association, November 28,1932

"Educational Value of the Movies,"  Modern Screen, November 1932

Radio Address-National Smiles Contest, December 1, 1932

Radio Talk-Children's Furniture, December 6, 1932

"The Girl of Today,"  Pond's Program, Deember 9, 1932

"How to Spend Christmas", December 12, 1932

"Finishing School-Debut-Social-Duties Then and Now," Ponds Program, December 16, 1932

"Are We Going Back to Chaperones?", Ponds Program, December 23,1932

"Keeping your Husband Happy,"  Ponds Program, December 30, 1932

"What Religion Means to Me,"  Forum, v.88, December 1932

Speech Outline-Women and Welfare Work, 1932

Speech-Bond Issue for State Institutions, 1932

Article-New York State Politics and Women, 1932

Pay Day, 1932

Campaign Speech, 1932

Biographical Sketch of Eleanor Roosevelt, 1932

Speech-College Education for Women, Greensboro, North Carolina, 1932

Bringing Up a Daughter, 1932

Box 1398

"Bringing Up Our Babies,"  Pond's Program, January 6, 1933

"Children of School Age,"  Ponds Program, January 13, 1933

"Woman's Career vs. Woman's Home,"  Ponds Program, January 20, 1933

"A Mother's Role When Sons and Daughters Marry,"  Ponds Program, January 27,1933

Article-Industrial Workers Rights,  Scribners, January 1933

"A Mother's Responsibility as a Citizen,"  Pond's Program, February 3, 1933

"My Mail,"  Radio Address-Pond's Program, February 7, 1933

Women in Politics, ER Tribute Dinner, Waldorf Astoria, N, February 8, 1933

"Official and Social Life in Washington,"  Pond's Program-, February 10, 1933

"The Kind of Mail the Governor's Wife Receives,"  Pond's Program, February 17, 1933

"Married Women Working,"  Ponds Program, February 24, 1933

Babies, Articles and Editorials, October 1932-February 1933

King Features Syndicate, December 1932-February 1933

"Closing Speech,"  Pond's Program, March 3, 1933

Pond's Radio Program, December 9, 1932-March 3, 1933

Message-Washington, D.C. Federation of Women Clubs, March 11, 1933

Tribute to Frances Perkins,  Radio Speech, March 24, 1933

Remarks-Opening of the Flower Show, Hotel Commodore, New York, New York, March 25,1933

Reply to the Letter of an Unknown Woman,  McCall's, v.60, March 1933

"Social Service in a Changing World," Hotel Commodore, New York, New York, April 19, 1933

Speech-Girl Scouts Little House, Opening of Better Homes Week, April 22, 1933

"Public Officials and Family Life," North American Newspaper Alliance-, April 25,1933

Life in the White House,  North American Newspaper Alliance, April 15, 1933

"What I Hope to Leave Behind,"  Pictoral Review, April 1933

"Budgeting Your Time,"  Cosmopolitan, April 1933

Child Health Day,  Radio Broadcast, May 1, 1933

Speech-Life in the White House, Massena, New York, May 5, 1933

"Greatest Pleasure in My Life in the White House,"  North American Newspaper Alliance, July, 1933

Correspondence-North American Newspaper Alliance, April 8-August 18,1933

Statement about Laura Wiley, August 1933

"The Value of Books,"  Girl Scouts Magazine, August 1933

"Trip to Canada and Northern New England,"  North American, August 1933

Correspondence-Woman's Home Companion, April-August 1933

Editorial- "I Want You to Write Me,"  Woman's Home Companion, August 1933

Box 1399

Community Chest and Councils, September 8, 1933

"Camps for Unemployed Women,"  Britannica Bulletins, September 1933

"White House Entertainment,"  North American Newspaper Alliance, September 1933

"Ratify the Child Labor Amendment,"  Woman's Home Companion, September 1933

Speech-"The Place of Spiritual Forces in the Life of the Nation,

Message to YWCA and WMCA Joint Luncheon, October 18, 1933

"Why Support the Affiliated Schools for Workers?"  Dinner, October 24, 1933

Excerpt of Speech on Education, Hotel Stevens. Chicago, October 30, 1933

"Setting Our House In Order,"  Woman's Home Companion, October 1933

"The Married Woman in Business,"  Womans' Home Companion, November 1933

"Indigent Transients,", November 1933

"They Keep Their Power to Dream," (Miners' Wives),  McNaught Syndicate, December 1933

"I Answer Two Questions," (Home Loans), Woman's Home Companion, December 1933

Disintegration of Our Public School System, 1933

Education and Recovery, 1933

Responsibility and Recovery, 1933

Article-"The Responsiblities of Education for Citizenship,", 1933

Radio Talk-Women and Work After 40, 1933

Introductory Speech for Salvation Army, 1933

Speech-Women Who Made a Contribution to the Government of Their Time, 1933

Article-Women and Self Expression, 1933

Two untitled articles,  Parents, 1933

"How to Choose a Candidate,", 1933

Article-Education, 1933

"Bureau of Chemistry", 1933

Statement-Poppy Drive

Memoranda on various speech topics, 1933

Government and Political Acitivties, 1933

Enthusiasm and Children, 1933

Article on Ireland,  Travel Magazine, 1933

Good Manners, 1933

Encyclopedia, 1933

Children's Reading, 1933

Companionship of Books, 1933

Education-Vocations, 1933

"The Widening Horizon of the Home", 1933

Preparing Children for Citizenship, 1933

Women and Politics, 1933

Women and Civic Responsibility, 1933

Children-Education and Home Environment, 1933

Idea for a serial novel, 1933

Biography of Joseph Taylor Robinson, 1933

Character Building, 1933

Individual Taste in Reading, 1933

Miscellaneous, 1933

Mothers' and Fathers' Responsibilities, 1933

Address re Old Age Security Bill, US Chamber of Commerce, Washington, D.C., January 5, 1934

Address-Economic Causes of War, Ninth Conference On the Cause and Cure of War, Washington, D.C., January 18, 1934

Subsistence Farmsteads-Reedsville,  Forum, January 22, 1934

Low Cost Housing, The First Washington Conference on Public Housing, Willard Hotel, Washington, D.C., January 27, 1934

Press Conference-Prohibition Statement, Janurary 29, 1934

"Recreation,"  Woman's Home Companion, January 1934

"Too Old For the Job,"  Woman's Home Companion, February 1934

"A Message to Parents and Teachers,"  Progressive Education, January-February 1934

"The Power of Knowledge,"  Woman's Home Companion, March 1934

Speech-What the Public Expects of School Teachers, Columbus, Ohio, April 6, 1934

Speech-Education, DAR, April 21, 1934

"What Does the Public Expect from Nursing?"  The American Journal of Nursing, April 24, 1934

"Subsistence Farmsteads,"  The Forum, April 1934

"Learning to Teach,"  Woman's Home Companion, April 1934

Radio Address-Child Health Day, Bureau of Home Economics, May 1, 1934

Women and Community, YWCA Biennial Convention, Philadelphia, May 4, 1934

Address-Education of the Negro Race, National Conference on Fundamental Problems in the Education of Negroes, May 11, 1934

Address-Helping Others, Federal Industrial Institution for Women, May 28,1934

"Youth Facing the Future,"  Woman's Home Companion, May 1934

Box 1400

"A message to Farm Homemakers," Home Demonstration Radio Hour, June 6, 1934

"I have Confidence in Our Common Sense,"  Woman's Home Companion, June 1934

Relaxation-Simmons Company Radio Program, July 9, 1934

Experimental Farms, Consumer's Guide (Agricultural Adjustment Administration, July 1934

"Rural Homes,"  Woman's Home Companion, July 1934

"By Car and Tent,"  Woman's Home Companion, August 1934

"When Will a Woman Become President of the US?"  Simmons Company Radio Broadcast, September 4, 1934

"Do We Need Changes in our Public School Education Methods?" Simmons Company Radio Broadcast, September 11, 1934

"Shall a Woman be Herself?" Simmons Company Radio Broadcast, September 18, 1934

A Day in the White House/Highlights of the Weeks News, Simmons Company Radio Broadcast, September 25, 1934

"Holidays,"  Woman's Home Companion, September 1934

Memorandum-Women's Status in the Western Hemisphere, October 1,1934

"Taking Our Comforts for Granted,", October 6-7, 1934

"Can A Woman be Elected President of the US?  Cosmopolitan, October 1934

Junior League,  Junior League Magazine, October 1934

Remarks-Testimonial Dinner for Caroline O'Day, Hotel Biltmore, November 1, 1934

Peace Through Education, Radio Broadcast, Typewriter Educational Research Bureau, November 11, 1934

Address-Parents and Teachers Conference of the Progressive Education Association, November 25, 1934

"Thanksgiving," McNaught, November 25, 1934

"Kindergarten Age," Radio Broadcast-Typewriter Educational Research Bureau, November 25, 1934

"Educating for Tomorrow," National Educational Association Radio Hour, November 1934

Bureau of Animal Industry, McNaught, November 1934

Recreation,  Recreation Magazine, November 1934

"What Price Ideals?" McNaught, November 1934

"Public Health Service," McNaught, November 1934

"The Child in Nursery School," Radio Broadcast, Typewriter Educational Research Bureau, November 1934

"The Use of New Inventions in Education," Radio Broadcast, Typewriter Educational Research Bureau, December 1934

Christmas, McNaught, December 1934

Correspondence-George Allen, December 1934

The Adolescent Child," Radio Broadcast, Typewriter Educational Research Bureau, December 1934

Education Radio Broadcast, Typewriter Educational Research Bureau, December 1934

"My Children", 1934

Nursery Schools, 1934

"My Home", 1934

Office of Education, McNaught, 1934

"Our Indifference to Crime", 1934

Speech-New York Infirmary, 1934

Fourth of July, 1934

Thanksgiving, 1934

The Spirit of Christmas, 1934

"Today and Yesterday in the White House", 1934

Woman's Crusade for Community Chest, McNaught, 1934

Women and Family Life, McNaught, 1934

"Women as Consumers,, 1934

The Work of Being a President's Wife, McNaught, 1934

Attitude Toward Life, Association Press, 1934

Building Character, McNaught, 1934

Bureau of Standards, McNaught, 1934

City and County Jails, 1934

The Delphic Movement, McNaught, 1934

Family Life, McNaught, 1934

Recreations, 1934

Gossips and Scandal Mongers, McNaught, 1934

"Handicraft,"  House and Garden, 1934

Know Your Own Country, Columbia Syndicate, 1934

Leisure Time, Columbia Syndicate, 1934

Parent Education, McNaught, 1934

Box 1401

"Faith"/"Reedsville,"  The American Magazine, 1934

Bureau of Entomology, McNaught, 1934

Lighthouse Service, McNaught, 1934

"Mail,", 1934

"Pan American Relations,"  Liberty Magazine, 1934

"Credit Unions", 1934

Bureau of Home Economics, 1934

Virginia, 1934

Prisons, 1934

"What Does the Public Expect of its School Teachers?", 1934

"The Bright Side of the Depression,", 1934

Virgin Islands/Puerto Rico, 1934

Introduction for Press Conference, 1934

Third Newspaper Article, 1934

Influence of Women, 1934

Social Worker, 1934

New York State Commission for the Blind Broadcast, 1934

Education,  Pictorial Review, 1934

Miscellaneous Correspondence and Background Material, 1934

"New Year's Day," McNaught, January 1, 1935

The Outlook for Peace, January 22, 1935

League of Nations/Norris Amendment, NBC Radio Broadcast, January 27, 1935

Child Labor Amendment, Statement, January 29,1935

Effect of the Depression on Children,  Cosmopolitan, January 1935

"Facing Forward,"  Woman's Home Companion, January 1935

"Music and American Youth," Radio Speech, February 3, 1935

Facing Change, Columbia Syndicate, February 14, 1935

"Youth Today is Tomorrow's Nation," Cornell University, Farm and Home Week, February 14, 1935

"A Typical Day in the White House," Radio Speech, February 15, 1935

George and Martha Washington, Radio Broadcast, February 22, 1935

Press Conference, February 27, 1935

"Building for the Future,"  Woman's Home Companion, February 1935

"Is Woman's Place in the Home?" Radio Speech, March 1, 1935

American Civic Association, March 6, 1935

"Some Outstanding Women," Radio Speech, March 8 1935

"Making the Wheels Go Round in the White House," Radio Broadcast, March 15, 1935

Press Conference, Radio Broadcast, March 22, 1935

"Keeping House on a Budget in the White House", March 27, 1935

Speech at Public Affairs Dinner Institute of Women's Professional Relations, March 28, 1935

Tuberculosis, Speech, March 30, 1935

Movies in the Schools, Columbia Syndicate, March 1935

Gardens,  Woman's Home Companion, March 1935

Cherry Blossom Festival, NBC Radio Broadcast, April 4, 1935

"The Life of the Wife of a Public Official", April 5, 1935

Birds-The National Pest Destroyers, Columbia Syndicate, April 12, 1935

"Official Entertaining in the White House", April 12, 1935

Radio Script-Letters to ER, April 19, 1935

Marriage Customs, Columbia Syndicate, April 20, 1935

Friends Service Committee-Broadcast, April 25, 1935

Bureau of Narcotics, Columbia Syndicate, April 25, 1935

"National Parks," Radio Broadcast, April 27, 1935

Activities, March-April 1935

Box 1402

"Child Health Day", May 1, 1935

Jane Addams Tribute, Women's International League For Peace and Freedom, May 2, 1935

Memorial Day, Columbia Syndicate, May 3, 1935

Young People and Unemployment, Columbia Syndicate, May 3, 1935

Education for Each Child, Columbia Syndicate, May 10, 1935

Farm Work and Long Hours, Population Association of America, May 16, 1935

Rural Schools, Columbia Syndicate, May 17, 1935

Bureau of the Mint, Columbia Syndicate, May 24, 1935

"Baby Bonds," Radio Broadcast, May 31, 1935

Memorandum-The Influence of Invention on Social Change, May 1935

Commencement Address, Chapel Hill, June 11, 1935

Background Material on Education, National Education Association, July 16, 1935

Trees,  Woman's Home Companion, July 1935

"Visit to Mrs. Colvin at Newmarket, Virginia-, July 1935

United States' High Maternal Mortality Rate,  Woman's Home Companion-, July 1935

"In Defense of Curiosity,"  Saturday Evening Post-, August 24,1935

"Crippled Children," Jamestown Post, August 24, 1935

Federal Housing Project, Speech, Detroit, September 9, 1935

Notes and Article by Sanford Bates, Bureau of Prisons, September 25, 1935

Taking Our Comforts for Granted in Washington, D.C., October 6, 1935

Why Women Want Peace, NBC Radio Program, October 9, 1935

"Housing," Herald Tribune Conference, October 15, 1935

"Mrs. Roosevelt Believes in Paroles,"  The Periscope, October 1935

Can a Woman Ever be President of the United States?"  Cosmopolitan, October 1935

Notes for Los Angeles and Fort Worth, October 1935

American Red Cross, Radio Speech, November 9, 1935

Another Side to the Unemployment Problem, Memorandum For Mrs. Roosevelt, November 20, 1935

Handicraft Work, Columbia Syndicate, November 22, 1935

"We Need Private Charity,"  Current Controversy, November 1935

Slums, National Public Housing Conference Luncheon, December 3, 1935

Speech-Women's Faculty Club, Harvard University, December 5, 1935

Urban League, December 12, 1935

Christmas Eve,  Driftwood, December 1935

Editorial-Teachers and Education, Harvard Educational Review, 1935

"National Symphony Orchestra", 1935

George Washington, McNaught, 1935

Notes for Barnard College Speech, 1935

Old Age Pensions, Columbia Syndicate, 1935

"Val Kill, "  American Collector, 1935

Bureau of Fisheries, Columbia Syndicate, 1935

The Redemption Bureau, Columbia Syndicate, 1935

Bureau of Engraving and Printing, Columbia Syndicate, 1935

Christmas, Columbia Syndicate, 1935

Millers and Wheat, 1935

Notes from George Allen, Columbia Syndicate, 1935

"Playgrounds and the Depression," Article, 1935

Shall We take Him to the Woodshed? Columbia Syndicate, 1935

Child-Parent Relationship, Columbia Syndicate, 1935

Solitude, Columbia Syndicate, 1935

Physical Fitness, Columbia Syndicate, 1935

Need for Change, 1935

The Changing Order, Columbia Syndicate, 1935

Illiteracy, 1935

Appreciating Good Music and Art, Columbia Syndicate, 1935

Fourth of July, Columbia Syndicate, 1935

Prevention of Cruelty to Children, Columbia Syndicate, 1935

Integrity-Speech, 1935

Women in Business, Columbia Syndicate, 1935

Slum Areas, Columbia Syndicate, 1935

Box 1403

Women of the Bible, Columbia Syndicate, 1935

Resident Schools and Camps for Unemployed Women-Statement, 1935

Homestead, West Virginia,  Liberty, 1935

National Youth Administration, Columbia Syndicate, 1935

Civilian Conservation Corps, Columbia Syndicate, 1935

Schools-Foreign Born Students, 1935

Teachers:  Important Profession, Columbia Syndicate, 1935

Education, Columbia Syndicate, 1935

"What is Washington," Forward by Eleanor Roosevelt, 1935

Visit to Washington, D.C., 1935

Some Evils Affecting American Social Life Today, King Features Syndicate, 1935

Ethan Allen, 1935

Social Functions in the White House, 1935

Family Quarters in the White House, 1935

Rooms in the White House, 1935

Traditions in the White House, 1935

Veterans' Bonus, 1935

Tentative Outline for the Creation of a Peace Department,  Good Housekeeping, 1935

Increased Production, Columbia Syndicate, 1935

Enjoying Our Country, Columbia Syndicate, 1935

Rural Tax Situation, 1935

My Conception of Temperate Living, King Feature Syndicate, 1935

National Crime Commission, 1935

"Part Played by Wife of an American Office Holder," King Features Syndicate, 1935

When a President Takes a Trip, 1935

Postal Inspectors, Columbia Syndicate, 1935

Education, 1935

Subjects for Selby Shoe Program, 1935

"Ten Years From Now," Savings Bonds, 1935

Speech-Causes and Cures of War Conference, January 21, 1936

Homesteads-Address, Women's National Democratic Club, January 24, 1936

Safeguard the Children,  The American Child, January 1935

Questions submitted to Mrs. Roosevelt, Town Hall Of Washington, February 2, 1936

America's Town Meeting of the Air, Radio Broadcast,, February 27, 1936

Address-Columbia Scholastic Press Association Convention, March 14, 1936

Effective Democracy-Radio Talk, Business and Professional Women's Club, March 18, 1936

Emergency Peace Campaign-Broadcast, April 21, 1936

"Education for Liiving," General Federation of Women's Clubs, May 29, 1936

Rural Women-Speech, Associated Rural Women of the World, June 1, 1936

Giving and Getting All That Life has to Offer-Speech, Drake University, June 8, 1936

Speech-The Unemployed, Washington Conference on the Women's and Professional Projects of the WPA, June 1936

"A Month at the White House," Democratic Digest, June 1936

My Month, July 1936

Christmas Giving-Article, Christmas War Cry, September 12, 1936

"Are We Overlooking the Pursuit of Happiness?"  Parents Magazine, September 1936

The Old Agricultural Program and the New-Campaign Speech, October 1936

Speech-Women's Crusade, Constitution Hall, November 9, 1936

A Typical Day in the White House, November 16, 1936

"American Food", 1936

Arkansas-Article, 1936

Spring House Cleaning-Article, 1936

Home Life-Article, 1936

Miss Josephine Roche, Columbia Syndicate, 1936

Parent Teacher Associations, Memorandum for Mrs, Roosevelt, 1936

Social Conditions, 1936

Subsistence Homestead Division, 1936

Subsistence Farmsteads-Reedsville Project, 1936

World Peace, Cosmopolitan Symposium, 1936

Libraries, 1936

Personal Giving, 1936

Box 1404

Speech-"The Citizen and His Responsibility to The Community," Democratic Women's Club of Utica, February 19, 1937

Opening Flower Show, Hotel Commodore, March 25,1937

Remarks re.  Katherine Cornell, National Achievement Award, March 31, 1937

National Parks, Notes for Broadcast, March 31, 1937

Article, Women's Democratic News, March 1937

Article-National Child Health Day, "Neighborhood Health", April 2, 1937

Broadcast-Emergency Peace Campaign, April 6, 1937

Leadership-Message to Girl Scouts, April 9, 1937

What It Means to be the Wife of the President, Pond's Radio Program, April 21, 1937

Editorial-What Is Education?  The Buckley Record, April 22, 1937

A Typical Day in the White House, Pond's Radio Program, April 28, 1937

Education of a Daughter for the 20th Century, Pond's Radio Program, May 5, 1937

Women's Trade Union League Silver Anniversary Book Article, May 10, 1937

Interview with Rose Schneiderman, Pond's Radio Program, May 12, 1937

Questions About the White House, Pond's Radio Program, May 19, 1937

Interesting Women in Washington, Pond's Radio Program, May 26, 1937

National Music Week,  Democratic Digest, May 1937

Interview with John Southmayd on Peace, Pond's Radio Program, June 2, 1937

Eleanor Roosevelt Interviewed re.  White House Entertaining, Pond's Radio Program, June 9, 1937

Speech Draft-What Are the Problems of Youth Today? Bethesda High School Commencement, June 15, 1937

Eleanor Roosevelt Interviewed by Constance Eberhardt, Pond's Radio Program, June 16, 1937

Eleanor Roosevelt Interviews Ida Harris, Pond's Radio Program, June 23, 1937

Eleanor Roosevelt Interviewed re.  Summer White House Plans, Pond's Radio Program, June 30, 1937

Eleanor Roosevelt  re.  Housekeeping In the White House, Pond's Radio Program, July 7, 1937

Eleanor Roosevelt Interviews Willem Hendrick van Loon, Pond's Radio Program, July 14,1937

Pond's Radio Program, Accounting, Mygatt to Eleanor Roosevelt, July 16, 1937

Eleanor Rooosevelt Interviewed by President McCracken, Vassar College, July 31, 1937

"A Busy Month In and Out of the White House,"  Democratic Digest, July 1937

"A Generation Finding Itself," Herald Tribune Forum, October 4, 1937

Speech Outline-What the Community Expects of Institutions for Delinquent Women and Children, American Prison Association, October 13, 1937

Radio Address-Camp Fire Girls, Washington, D.C., October 15, 1937

Speech-"New Education for the Industrial Worker," Women's Trade Union League, Newark, New Jersey, October 19, 1937

Questions on Topics Affecting Education,  Progressive Education, October 1937

My Month,  Democratic Digest, October 1937

Review of Lillian Wald's Biography, November 1937

Slum Clearance Meeting, December 3, 1937

My Travels, December 1937

Women Working, December 1937

Living Conditions of People in the Kentucky Mountains, Hyde Park Paper, December 1937

My Month,  Democratic Digest, December 1937

Speech-Housing, Vassar College, 1937

Mrs. Roosevelt's Personal Biography, 1937

Article-Youth's Problems, 1937

Cross References-Miscellaneous, 1937

Responsibility for Our Fellow Beings, 1937

Penology, 1937

Two Ideas for Possible Use,  Woman's Home Companion, 1937

What Price Music, Memorandum for Mrs. Roosevelt, 1937

Box 1405

"This is My Story,"  Ladies Home Journal, April 1937-January 1938

Eleanor Roosevelt Interviewed on Causes and Cures of War, RCA's Magic Key Radio Program, January 9, 1938

Article-Early Diagnosis Campaign TB, National Tuberculosis Association, January 31, 1938

Banquet Speech-Committee on the Cause and Cures of War, Washington Hotel, January 1938

New Year's Resolution,  Country Gentlemen, January 1938

Radio Broadcast-"What's Ahead for Young People?", February 12, 1938

Radio Broadcast-Business and Professional Women, February 25, 1938

Activities, January-February 1938

"My Month,"  Democratic Digest, February 1938

Activities, Democratic Digest, February 1938

"Youth, The Interpretation of the Nation's Ideals," Liberty Hall, El Paso, Texas, March 11, 1938

"Dear Mrs. Roosevelt,"  Democratic Digest, February-March 1938

"Lady Bountiful Rolls Up Her Sleeves," (Junior League),  Reader's Digest, March 1938

"My Job,"  McCall's, March 1938

"Dear Mrs. Roosevelt,"  Democratic Digest, April 1938

"Divorce,"  Ladies Home Journal, April 1938

"Cherry Blossom Time in Washington,'  Reader's Digest, April 1938

Lecture Trip Through the Southwest and West,  Democratic Digest, April 1938

Speech-Morris Harvey College, Charleston, West Virginia, May 13, 1938

Speech-El Paso Business College, May 18, 1938

Activitiies, May-June 1938

"Rural Living,"  Cosmopolitan, May 1938

"My Month,"  Democratic Digest, May 1938

"Is It Possible for a Woman to Marry and Still Have a Carreer?"  Democratic Digest, May 1938

"Dear Mrs. Roosevelt,"  Democratic Digest, May 1938

Memorandum-Food Supply of Manhattan Island, June 29, 1938

"Dear Mrs. Roosevelt,"  Democratic Digest, June 1938

Memorandum-The Reserve Account for Old Age Insurance, July 11, 1938

Education is Constant,  Progressive Education Magazine, July 22, 1938

Address-Good Neighbor Policy, World Youth Congress, Poughkeepsie, New York, August 16, 1938

"Dear Mrs. Roosevelt,"  Democratic Digest, July-August 1938

Questions, Democratic Digest, August 1938

"My Month,"  Democratic Digest, September 1938

Interdependence of Farm and City,  Cosmopolitan, September 1938

"Dear Mrs. Roosevelt,"  Democratic Party, September 1938

"Americans I Admire,"  Women's Day, September 1938

Questions, Democratic Digest, October 17, 1938

Radio Address-"Youth's Contribution in Keeping the Mind of the Nation Young,"  Herald Tribune Forum, October 25, 1938

"Dear Mrs. Roosevelt,"  Democratic Digest, August-October 1938

Outline-Rural Education,  Cosmopolitan, November 17, 1938

Comments on Article by H.G. Wells re.  Jews and Christians, November 25, 1938

"Americans I Admire-Bertha Brodsky,"  Women's Day, November 1938

"My Month,"  Democratic Digest, November 1938

"Relationship of the Individual to the Community," West Chester PA State Teacher's College, December 2, 1938

Christmas Greetings-We the People Radio Program, December 20, 1938

A Christmas Reminder,  Reader's Digest, December 1938

"Are the King and Queen of England Coming Over Here?"  Toronto Star Weekly, December 1938

"Keepers of Democracy,"  Virginia Quarterly Review, December 1938

Box 1406

"Because the War Idea is Obsolete", 1938

"What Price Teachers?" George T. Bye & Co., 1938

Draft-This Troubled World, 1938

"Is It a Man's World?", 1938

"Tribute to Mrs. Pennybacker," Federation of Women's Clubs, 1938

"Mining Town, Neff, Ohio,"  Cosmopolitan, 1938

Questions, Democratic Digest, 1938

My Travels, 1938

"Amelia Earhart", 1938

"Women's Stake In Democracy", 1938

Movies-drafts articles (appeared as "Why We Roosevelts Are Movie Fans," July 1938),  Photoplay, July 1938

"Movies We Roosevelts Enjoy," George T. Bye & Co., 1938

Speech-Mother's Health Organization, New York City, 1938

"The Married Woman Working", 1938

"Imporant People I Have Known:  Eben Homer Bennett,"  Reader's Digest, 1938

Undated Speech or Article, Notes on Youth, 1938?

Eleanor Roosevelt Interviewed, Kate Smith Radio Program, 1938?

Handwritten Note, 1938?

Farm Problem,  Cosmopolitan, January 13, 1939

"To Make Life Worth Living," Press Conference Statement, January 17,1939

Speech-Cause and Cure of War Banquet, Washington Hotel, January 23, 1939

"Dear Mrs. Roosevelt,"  Democratic Digest, December 1938-January 1939

Questions, Democratic Digest, January 1939

Questions, Congressional Class In Public Speaking, January 1939

"Americans I Admire,"  Woman's Day, January 1939

Speech-American Youth Conference, Murray Hill Hotel, New York City, February 21, 1939

"Music Teachers,"  Educational Music, January-February 1939

Questions, Democratic Digest, February 1939

"Americans I Admire,"  Woman's Day, March 1939

"Dear Mrs. Roosevelt,"  Democratic Digest, March 1939

"How Do You Find Time?" National League of American Pen Women Bulletin, April 4, 1935

Reading List, American Mercury, April 12, 1939

"Flying is Fun,"  Colliers, April 22, 1939

"Paging Tomorrow," Radio Series for CBS (tentative), April 1939

"Dear Mrs. Roosevelt,"  Democratic Digest, April 1939

"Graduation-Where Do We Go From Here?", April 1939

"War-What the Women of America Can Do to Prevent It,"  Woman's Day, April 1939

Woodburne Prison,  Woodburne Digest, April 1939

Questionnaire-"One Hundred Years of Women's Progress," National Federationof Business and Professional Women's Clubs, May 5, 1939

"How to Conquer Fear,"  Look, May 23, 1939

Security Begins Beyond the City Limits,  Cosmopolitan, May 1939

"Why I'm Against People's Vote on War,"  Liberty, April 8, 1939

Box 1407

Speech-Women in Political Parties, Democratic Regional Conference, June 15, 1939

"Do Our Young People Need Religion?"  Liberty, June 17, 1939

"Dear Mrs. Roosevelt,"  Democratic Digest, June 1939

"Graduates-The Future of Your Life,"  Look, June 1939

"Good Manners,"  Ladies Home Journal, June 1939

"Our American Home-Guardian of Democracy,"  Child Study, May-June 1939

Question,  Democratic Digest, July 1, 1939

Presentation of Spingarn Medal to Marion Anderson, Richmond, Virginia, July 2, 1939

"The Fourth Crusade for Women,"  This Week, July 2, 1939

"Questions Vital to the Health and Happiness of the Negro Race," Speech to NAACP, July 2, 1939

Social Security Act Amendments of 1939, Pamphlet, July 7, 1939

"Weaving,"  Woman's Day, July 1939

Self Help Cooperatives,  The Road Ahead, August 20, 1939

Radio-Questions and Answers, National Democratic Women's Club, September 15, 1939

Speech-Mobilization for Human Needs, September 28, 1939

"10 Years through Women's Eyes,"  Chicago Times, September 1939

"Dear Mrs. Roosevelt,"  Democratic Digest, August-September 1939

Program-Eleanor Roosevelt Peace Lecture, Birmingham, Alabama, October 29, 1939

Women-Drafts of Three Articles,  Good Housekeeping, July-October 1939

"Dear Mrs. Roosevelt,"  Democratic Digest, September-October 1939

Speech-Peace, Newark, New Jersey, November 13, 1939

"The American Home and Present Conditions," American Land Grant Colleges and Universities, November 17, 1939

"Intolerance,"  Cosmopolitan, November 1939

"A Vision for Today," New York Times Magazine, December 24, 1939

Christmas, December 25, 1939

Christmas Letter to Anna,  Seattle Post, December 1939

Prevent War, 1939

"Social Worker," Survey Associates, Inc., 1939

"Insane Asylums,"  Cosmopolitan, 1939

"Community Schools in Action," Foreward to book by Elsie Clapp, 1939

Radio Broadcast-YWCA National Conference for Girl Reserve Secretaries, January 3, 1940

Religions and World Peace, Atlantic Coast States  Institute of Human Relations, January 16, 1940

Speech-Cause and Cure of War Conference, January 24, 1940

Fear is the Enemy,  Editorial for The Nation, February 10, 1940

Radio Talk-British American Ambulance Corps., February 19,1940

Vocational Guidance for Colored Youth,  Opportunity Magazine, February 1940

"Civil Liberties-The Individual and the Community," Chicago Civil Liberties Committee, March 14, 1940

Ask Mrs. Roosevelt,  Democratic Digest, March 1940

Box 1408

Youth Today, Democratic Women's Luncheon Club, April 17, 1940

"Why I Still Believe,"  Liberty, April 20, 1940

White House Life, Trip to West Coast, Sweetheart Soap Series, April 30, 1940

Dear Mrs. Roosevelt,  Democratic Digest, April 1940

Women in Politics,  The Woman's Press, April 1940

Homes for Americans,  Editorial-Woman's Day, April 1940

American Youth Congress,  Liberty Magazine, April 1940

"Helping Them to Help Themselves,"  The Rotarian, April 1940

White House Life, Sweetheart Soap Series, May 2, 1940

History of the White House, Sweetheart Soap Series, May 7, 1940

Youth and Youth Organizations, Sweetheart Soap Series, May 9, 1940

Nursing Profession, Sweetheart Soap Series, May 14, 1940

Home arts, sewing, gardening, etc., Sweetheart Soap Series, May 16, 1940

Household Work and Housing, Sweetheart Soap Series, May 21, 1940

Gardening, Traveling, National Defense, Sweetheart Soap Series, May 23, 1940

Broadcast-American Red Cross, May 26, 1940

Message-American Red Cross Newsreel, May 30, 1940

Memoral Day Program, Sweetheart Soap Series, May 30, 1940

Dear Mrs. Roosevelt,  Democratic Digest, May 1940

Forward for Book on American Youth Congress, May 1940

Questions about the White House, Sweetheart Soap Series, June 4, 1940

Questions about the White House, Sweetheart Soap Series, June 6, 1940

Hyde Park Life, Sweetheart Soap Series, June 11, 1940

Eating at the White House, Sweetheart Soap Series, June 13, 1940

Scenic Beauty in the United States, Sweetheart Soap Series, June 18, 1940

Democracy, Sweetheart Soap Series, June 20, 1940

Political Conventions and Campaign Trips, Sweetheart Soap Series, June 25, 1940

Planning for War and Post War Periods, Sweetheart Soap Series, June 27,1940

Picnic for the King and Queen, Broadcast with Mrs. Cowen, June 1940

The Whte House Speaks,  Ladies Home Journal, June 1940

Box 1409

Picnicing, Sweetheart Soap Series, July 2, 1940

FDR Library, Peace, Democracy and Ideals, Sweetheart Soap Series, July 4, 1940

Radio Talk-United States Committee for the Care of European Children, July 8,1940

The Democratic Convention, Sweetheart Soap Series, July 9, 1940

Eleanor Roosevelt interviews Esther Lape, Sweetheart Soap Series, July 11, 1940

Should Daughters be Trained for Business or Marriage? Sweetheart Soap Series, July 16, 1940

Co-Educational vs. Sex Segrated Colleges, Sweetheart Soap Series, July 18, 1940

National Service in a Democracy, Sweetheart Soap Series, July 23, 1940

Mrs. Roosevelt's Mail, Sweetheart Soap Series, July 25, 1940

Defense-Speech at Conference of Civic Leaders, July 25-26, 1940

Notes for Speech, Democratic Convention, Chicago, July 1940

Dear Mrs. Roosevelt,  Democratic Digest, June-July 1940

The Value of the Ballot for Women, Digest, June-July 1940

Advice to American Youth,  Look, August 17, 1940

"Men Have to be Humored, "  Woman's Day, Reply to "Women Are Too Emotional", August 1940

Dedication of a Hearthstone, September 25, 1940

Radio Broadcast-Democratic Women's Day, September 27, 1940

Dear Mrs. Roosevelt,  Democratic Digest, September 1940

Radio Talk, Camp Fire Girls, October 8, 1940

The Back Log of Defense,  Herald Tribune Forum-, October 22, 1940

Twenty Four Hours,  Ladies Home Journal-, October 1940

Farm Youth of Today,  American Farm Youth Magazine, November 1940

Housing in the District of Columbia, Presentation to Eleanor Roosevelt and Statement, December 16, 1940

Christmas 1940,  Liberty, December 28, 1940

Christmas Articles (4), 1937-1940

If I Were a Freshman Entering College Today-International Student Service, 1940

Foreward for Pamphlet, International Student Service, 1940

My Mail,  Vogue (not published), 1940

Youth's Interest in Public Affairs, International Student Service, 1940

Message for Burma's Independence Day, 1940

Conscription of Girls, 1940

Article-Mothers, 1940

Article-Thrift, 1940

Article-Teachers, 1940

Article-School and Home, 1940

Article-Working and Sharing, 1940

Article-Public Figures, 1940

Pottery,  Women's Day, 1940

Broadcast-Health, Medical Society of D.C., 1940

Radio Talk-Women and National Defense, 1940

Closing Statement of Radio Series-Responsibility of Women, 1940

Mail of a President's Wife,  Cosmopolitan- (not published), 1940

The Way to Peace, 1940

Youth, 1940

Mrs. Roosevelt Answers Three Questions, 1940

Christmas Eve, 1940

Defense, 1940

Foreclosure of Farms and Homes-Outline of five Minute talk, 1940

Address-"Humanistic Democracy-The American Ideal", 1940

Award to James Carey,  Parents Magazine, 1940

Fingerprints,  Liberty Magazine, 1940

Conference on Children in a Democracy, White House, 1940

Response to Archie Roosevelt and Murray Flavner,  Liberty Magazine re.  American Youth Congress, 1940

Radio Script-Education of a Daughter for the 20th Century, 1940

Outlook for America, 1940

Real Purpose of Armistice Day, 1940

Building for Peace, 1940

Introduction to "Pastor Hall" Movie, 1940

Civil Liberties, 1940

Why US Can't Avoid Going to War, "Dear Frances" Letter, 1940

Box 1410

"Dear Mrs. Roosevelt,"  Democratic Digest, January 1941

Eleanor Roosevelt's Views on the Value of Sports, Radio Program, February 2, 1941

Speech-Leviton Strikers, Greenpoint, Brooklyn, February 5, 1941

Statement-Buying Restrictions, February 24, 1941

Our Widening Horizon,  Democratic Digest, February 1941

Speech-United New York Appeal, March 4, 1941

Speech-Dedication of Library at Georgia State Woman's College, Valdosta, Georgia, March 27, 1941

"An Easter Message to the Children of Great Britain," Friends of Children, Inc., April 10, 1941

"What is the Matter With Women?"  Liberty, May 3, 1941

Dedication Speech-Negro Art Center, Chicago, May 7, 1941

"Today's Challege to American Youth," Radio Broadcast, May 13, 1941

Broadcast to Australia, May 17, 1941

What Group is Hit Hardest in a Period of Crisis?  Pic Magazine, May 1941

Defense and Girls,  Ladies Home Journal, May 1941

Women in Defense-Speech, St. Paul Municipal Auditorium, June 7, 1941

Problems Facing Young Women, Questions and Answers Broadcast, June 12, 1941

"The Story of Bess Johnson," Radio Program, June 12, 1941

Nutrition-Speech National Nutrition Conference, June 1941

War Brings Curtailment of Rights,  American Laborite, July 1, 1941

What's Wrong with the Draft?  Look, July 15, 1941

Speech-Tanglewood, August 15, 1941

Radio Broadcast-Girl Scout Encampment, August 18, 1941

"Shall We Draft American Women?" Liberty, September 13,1941

Message to Democratic Women, September 27, 191

Pan American Coffee Bureau Program #1, September 28, 1941

Women in Defense,  Trade Union Courier, September 1941

"What Does Pan-American Friendship Mean?"  Liberty, October 4, 1941

Pan American Coffee Bureau Program #2, October 5, 1941

Pan American Coffee Bureau Program #3, October 12, 1941

Pan American Coffee Bureau Program #4, October 19, 1941

Pan American Coffee Bureau Program #5, October 26, 1941

Civil Liberties and the Crisis, Orchestra Hall, Chicago, Illinois, October 28, 1941

Guest Editorial-Civilian Defense,  Press Woman, October 1941

Larder for the Democracies,  Democraic Digest, October 1941

Pan American Coffee Bureau Program #6, November 2, 1941

Pan American Coffee Bureau Program #7, November 9, 1941

"Women in Defense," Women's League of the United Synagogues of America, Detroit, November 11, 1941

Pan American Coffee Bureau Program #8, November 16, 1941

Civilain Defense-Broadcast, November 16, 1941

Pan American Coffee Bureau Program #9, November 23, 1941

Pan American Coffee Bureau Program #10, November 30, 1941

Answers to Question, November 1941

Foreward for Pearl Buck Letter to NY Times, November 1941

Box 1411

Town Hall Meeting of the Air, December 4, 1941

Pan American Coffee Bureau Program #11, December 7, 1941

Pan American Coffee Bureau Program #12, December 14, 1941

"We Hold These Truths," Radio Play, December 15, 1941

Pan American Coffee Bureau Program #13, December 21, 1941

Christmas Message, Afro-American Newspapers, December 22, 1941

Pan American Coffee Bureau Program #14, December 28, 1941

Radio Broadcast-Churchill Visit, December 28, 1941

Red Cross War Fund Appeal, Fred Allen Texaco Program, December 31, 1941

Civilian Defense, Drafts of Reports, 1941

Civilian Defense Program, 1941

Civilian Defense, Interview with Mayor LaGuardia, 1941

Budgeting, 1941

Security of Employment-Speech for Communications Union, 1941

Housecleaning and Christmas,  Reader's Digest, 1941

Article-Juvenile Crime, 1941

Notes on the Coffee Situation,  Liberty Magazine, 1941

Labor and Management, My Day Column, 1941

Industry in War, 1941

Article-Christmas Season, 1941

Pan American Union, 1941

The Books which come from Junior Literary Guild,  Young Wings, 1941

Notes for Speeches and Articles, c.1941

Pan American Coffee Bureau Program #15, January 4, 1942

Radio Script-"US Answering Australia", January 6, 1942

Message to Young People During War Time, Junior Literary Guild and Young Wings, January 9, 1942

Pan American  Coffee Bureau Program #16, January 11, 1942

Health and Civiian Defense, Mutual Broadcasting System, January 18, 1942

Pan American Coffee Bureau Program #17, January 18, 1942

Fight Infantile Paralysis Campaign-Newsreel Script, January 19, 1942

Pan American Coffee Bureau Program #18, January 25, 1942

Box 1412

Pan American Coffee Bureau Program #19, February 1, 1942

Pan American Coffee Bureau Program #20, February 8, 1942

Pan American Coffee Bureau Program #21, February 15, 1942

Civilian Defense, February 19, 1942

Pan American Coffee Bureau Program #22, February 22, 1942

Questions and Answers,  Ladies Home Journal, February 1942

Pan American Coffee Bureau Program #23, March 1, 1942

Pan American Coffee Bureau Program #24, March 8, 1942

Pan American Coffee Bureau Program #25, March 15, 1942

Pan American Coffee Bureau Program #26, March 22, 1962

Pan American Coffee Bureau Program #27, March 29, 1962

Pan American Coffee Bureau Program #28, April 5, 1942

American Germans, Italians and Japanese,  Common Ground, April? 1942

"Frontiers of Freedom," Radio Program, May 2, 1942

Eighth Pan American Child Congress-Radio Interview, May 7, 1942

Press Release-Discussion with Wives of Government Department Heads, May 9, 1942

Race, Religion and Prejudice,  New Republic, May 11, 1942

"The Church and Youth," Foundry Methodist Church, May 24, 1942

Mobilizing Human Skills,"  Common Sense, May 25,1942

Introduction to Refugees at Work, Columbia University Press, May 1942

Women Executives in Business,  American Soroptimist, May 1942

Speech Notes-French-American Club, June 24, 1942

Commencement Address-Hunter College, June 24, 1942

"What is Morale?"  Saturday Review, July 4, 1942

"Must We Hate to Fight?"  Saturday Review of Literature-, July 4, 1942

Cooperation of Races and Creeds,  The People's Vocie, July 7, 1962

Boston Globe Interview, July 26, 1942

Foreward for "Infants and Infantry,"  Baby Talk, July 1942

"What Are We Fighting For?"  The American Magazine, July 1942

Box 1413

Review of Pearl Buck's book "American Unity and Asia,"  New Republic, August 3 1942

Notes for Speech, Columbia Teacher's College, August 4, 1942

International Student Service, Radio Broadcast, September 3, 1942

Message to the Women of Brazil, September 7, 1942

"What Are We Fighting For?"  Freedom House, September 10, 1942

British Children's Hour, Radio Broadcast, September 21, 1942

War Bonds, Radio Broadcast, September 27, 1942

Editorial,  Arcadian Magazine, September 1942

Fire Prevention Week, October 3-9, 1942

Women's Contribution to the War, Metal Trades Council Review and Directory, October 1942

Women of Great Britain, Radio Broadcast from Liverpool, England, November 8, 1942

People of Britain, Radio Talk, November 8, 1942

"My Visit to the American Forces in Great Britain," Radio Broadcast, November 20, 1962

Notes for "War Workers in Britain", November 20, 1942

"Women in War Week," Academy of Music, Philadelphia, November 22, 1942

Broadcast to Iceland, November 25, 1962

Farm Life in Great Britian, Farm and Home Hour Broadcast, November 25, 1942

"To Care For Him Who Shall Have Borne the Battle,"  Colliers-, November 28, 1942

Mrs. Esther Tufty Radio Interview, Washington, D.C., November 30, 1942

"Women at War in Great Britain,"  Ladies Home Journal, November 1942

Report to the Nation:  Britain at War, Radio Broadcast, December 9, 1942

Radio Interview with Foreign Students, Departmental Auditorium, District of Columbia, December 17, 1942

"Stage Door Canteen," American Theatre Wing, December 17, 1942

Good Neighbor Policy in Wartime, Conversation with Charlotte Demorest, December 29, 1942

"Women and the World We Want,"  Christian Science Monitor, December 1942

Women in Industry, Recording for OWI, December 1942

"Let Us Earn a True Peace,"  Country Gentleman, December 1942

Children's Hour, British Broadcasting Corporation, 1942

Office of Civilian Defense, Chamber of Commerce Broadcast, 1942

Experimental Farming, 1942

The Joy of Giving, 1942

Early Marriage, 1942

"Women at War Week", 1942

Message to the Women of Sweden, Recording for OWI, 1942

This is America-captions.  Photographs by Frances Cooke Mcgregor, 1942

US and British Relations, 1942

Definition of a Lady, 1942

Easter, 1942

Cultural Relations Between Nations, Lecture Notes, 1942

"Enduring Things,"  Country Gentleman, 1942

War Bonds, 1942

Steady Nerves-As Usual", 1942

Questions and Answers re.  Great Britain Trip, 1942

Our Boys and Girls Stationed in Great Britain, 1942

National Youth Administration, 1942

Merchant Marine Seaman Club Dedication, England, 1942

Comments on Article by Mr. Hoover, 1942

Notes for Speeches and Articles, 1942

Tribute to the Junior Red Cross, 1942

Excerpt from letter from Mrs. Andree Joyce, England, 1942

Speech on McCalls Magazine Consumer Pledge, 1942

Box 1414

Speech-Carroll Club, NYC, Womenin Great Britain, January 17, 1943

Russian War Relief Rally, Montreal, Canada, January 19, 1943

Infantile Paralysis, Town Hall Broadcast, January 22, 1943

"The World We Women Want,"  Letter from America, January 22, 1943

Post War Objectives, "Post Star," Syracuse Army Air Base, January 26, 1943

"Women in the War Effort," The Flying Times, Duncan Field, TX, January 26, 1943

Weekly Newsletter for Great Britain, January 1943

Lincoln Rights, Mutual Radio Series, February 12, 1943

Negro Rights, Mutual Radio Series, February 13, 1943

Introduction to "This is America," Treasury Star Parade Broadcast, February 18, 1943

The Mayflower Compact and Four Freedoms, "Land of The Free," Radio Broadcast, February 21, 1943

Mme. Chiang Kai Shek, Press Conference, February 24, 1943

"How Britain Handles the Wartime Problems of Little Children," The Baby Institute Radio Program, February 26, 1943

"How Britain is Treating Our Soldier Boys and Girls,"  Ladies Home Journal, February 1943

"Youth Training in the UK and US," Office of War Information Victory Hour, March 2, 1943

Training of Girl Scouts, Girl Scouts Dinner, March 9, 1943

American Red Cross Rally, Madison Square Garden, March 15, 1943

"Madame Chiang,"  Colliers, March 20 1943

Stage Door Dedication, March 1943

Working Women, March 1943

Red Cross Radio Broadcast, April 7, 1943

Study of the Spanish Language,  The Saturday Review, April `10, 1943

Message to Latin American Conference, Bard College, April 16, 1943

Accidents in the Home, National Safety Council Broadcast, May 5, 1943

Broadcast-National Conference of Christians and Jews, May 20, 1943

Radio Broadcast-Russian War Relief, June 21, 1943

Teachers, Educational Leadership Journal, June 29, 1943

Radio Talk-American Unity, August 15, 1942

Broadcast-New York City Diversity, August 15, 1943

Post War-Radio Broadcast, Wellington, New Zealand, August 29, 1943

"The Future of Our Country is at Stake,"  Look Magazine (Juvenile Delinquency), August 1943

"Abolish Jim Crow,"  New Threshold, August 1943

Visit to Australia, Parliament House, Canberra, September 4, 1943

Four Freedoms-Radio Broadcast, Sydney, Australia, September 7, 1943

War Bonds-Radio Broadcast, September 27, 1943

Trip to the South Pacific, August-September 1943

War Bonds Speech-Our Fighting Men, Treasury Department, September 1943

"A Challenge to American Sportsmanship,"  Colliers, (Japanese Relocation Camps, October 16, 1943

"Changes,"  Cadet, Santa Ana Army Air Base, October 23, 1943

"Objectives of Victory," United Features Syndicate, November 13, 1943

Christmas Greetings, We the People Radio Program, December 20, 1943

The Red Cross in the Southwest Pacific,  Ladies Home Journal, December 1943

Citizen's Contribution to Winning the War, The Crown, Queens College, Flushing, New York, 1943

Broadcast for Australia, 1943

What We Are Fighting For, Reserve Record, Western Reserve Academy, 1943

"To the Women of the USSR from the Women of the USA", 1943

FDR's Abandonment of "New Deal" Slogan for "Win the War," Article, 1943

Clothes Conservation, 1943

Working Together for a Better Wolrd-Speech, 1943

Miscellaneous, 1943

Box 1415

"Washington Reports on Rationing," Interview by Ernest Lindley, January 2, 1944

Our Boys in the Southwest Pacific, Rotary Club of New York, New York City, January 6, 1944

Speech-Luncheon for Carrie Catt, January 10, 1944

Questions for Eleanor Roosevelt re.  Detroit's War Effort-Radio Interview, January 26, 1944

"Our Wounded Boys" (South Pacific),  Reader's Digest, January 1944

The Red Cross in the South Pacific,  Survey Graphic, January 1944

American Women in the War,  Reader's Digest, January 1944

Purchase of War Bonds, Broadway Matinee Radio Show, February 9, 1944

"What I Saw in the South Seas,"  Ladies Home Journal, February 1944

Message for Brazilian Papers, Trip to Brazil, March 1944

Fifth War Loan Drive, Treasury Department Broadcast, April 14, 1944

Caribbean Trip, West Indian Radio Newspaper, April 22, 1944

Soldiers Questions, Walter Reed Forum, April 27, 1944

Women's Place After the War,  Click Magazine, April 1944

How About Women at the Peace Conference?  Readers Digest, April 1944

US Cadet Nurse Corps National Induction-Radio Program, May 13, 1944

"I Will Get Well," NY Herald Tribune, May 14, 1944

Junior Chamber of Commerce,  Future Magazine, May 1944

Racial and Religious Understanding, Jewish Labor Committee Newsletter, May 1944

The USO, National War Fund, May 1944

Invasion Day-Radio Speech, June 6, 1944

Commencement Address-New School of Social Research, June 12, 1944

Flag Day-Radio Address, June 14, 1944

Report on War Work of American Women-Radio Program-"For Ladies Only", June 27, 1944

Post War Problems, Lake Junaluska, North Carolina, July 25, 1944

"Post War Women Workers,"  Ammunition, July 1944

Republicans, July 1944

Broadcast-Quebec, Canada, September 13, 1944

Presentation of John Golden Prizes for Playwrites, September 28, 1944

"Is the Human Race Worth Saving?"  Colliers, September 1944

Closing Remarks White House Conference on Rural Education, October 5, 1944

Remarks-Army at War Program, October 11, 1944

"Why a Businessman Should Support Roosevelt for Re-election"-Campaign Speech, October 31, 1944

Committee for Refugee Education-Remarks, Radio Broadcast, November 13, 1944

Compulsory Service,  Parent's Magazine, November 1944

Criticism,  Ladies Home Journal, 1944

"Sisters Under the Skin", 1944

Forward Hyde Park High School Yearbook, 1944

"Busy People Have More Time", 1944

Isolationism After the War, 1944

Interview with Mrs. Durkin, 1944

Box 1416

Broadcast-Infantile Paralysis Appeal, January 18, 1945

March of Dimes, Film Stars Luncheon, January 30, 1945

"Supporting the Peace Time Draft,"  Congressional Digest, January 1945

"This is My America,"  Variety, February 15, 1945

Radio Broadcast-Women at War, February 17, 1945

Radio Broadcast-National Democratic Forum, February 24, 1945

Radio Message-International Women's Day, March 7, 1945

Radio Message-United National Clothing Collection, March 17, 1945

Tolerance-Coronet, March 1945

"We Are All Americans Now,"  Liberty, March 1945

Radio Message-V E Day, May 8, 1945

Message-Vassar College Political Association, June 29, 1945

"Now For the World We are Fighting For,"  Monthly Science Review, July 1945

Questions and Answers for Book-"If You Ask Me", July 1945

International Broadcast-Women and Atomic Energy, August 9, 1945

Radio Message-V J Day, August 14, 1945

Public Health, Writer's War Board, September 1945

Physical Handicaps,  Endeavor, September 1945

"You Can't Pauperize Children,"  Ladies Home Journal, September 1945

Racial Question, Joint Commission on Social Reconstruction, October 1945

Lecture-Housing and Community Planning-Downtown Community School, November 12, 1945

Address-Dedication of Roosevelt College, Chicago, IL, November 16, 1945

Lecture-"Democracy in Education," Downtown Community School, November 26, 1945

Article-US Committee for the Care of European Children, November 1945

Anti-Semitism,  Interfaith- Magazine, November 1945

"Music in the White House,"  Your Music, November 1945

Christmas Message-Voice of America, December 23, 1945

Seventh War Loan Drive, 1945

Press Conferences and Rise of Women Journalists,  Newspaperman, 1945

Article-"Men and Women in the Post War Economy", 1945

"Envy", 1945

American Designers,  The American Way, 1945

Anniversary of USSR, Tass Agency, 1945

Statement to Congressional Committee, Fiscal Problems And Tax Questions, 1945

Message for the Community School-Education, 1945

Notes-Women Workers, War and Post-War, 1945

Radio Message to the United States on Board HMS Queen Elizabeth, January 2, 1946

Press Conference on Board HMS Queen Elizabeth, January 3, 1946

Radio Interview with Jan Masaryk, London, January 10, 1946

Recorded Message for Dinner, Union for Democratic Action, January 11, 1946

Radio Broadcast-"The National Hour," from London, January 13, 1946

Press Conference , London, January 16, 1946

United Nations and Peace, Albert Hall, London, January 17, 1946

What Women Can do to Keep the Peace, Australian Consolidated Press, January 23, 1946

Statement on Refugee Question, UN Committee 3, January 28, 1946

Recorded Speech for Gyro Club "Remembrance Night," Toronto, Canada, January 29,1946

Statement by Women Delegates to UN Genersl Assemply, January 30, 1946

"The Ukranian Displace Persons", January 1946

Box 1417

Foreward  to Booklet-FDR's Stamp Collection, Februay 4, 1946

United Jewish Appeal Campaign Rally, Waldorf Astoria Hotel, New York, New York, February 20, 1946

For the Girl Scouts,  American Girl, February 1946

Visit to a Jewish Camp, Hebrew Union College Monthly, March 14, 1946

"Do We Want World Peace?" Women's Joint Congressional Committee, Washington, March 14, 1946

United Nations,  The Summary, March 1946

The Minorities Problem, The Diocese of Missouri, March 1946

Opening the Roosevelt Home to the Public, Hyde Park, New York, April 12, 1946

Foreward for FDR-His Personal Letters, April 12, 1946

Statement-US Savings Bond Campaign, April 13,1946

"Why I Travel,"  Holiday- Magazine, April 1946

Statement-American Jewish Congress, May 29, 1946

Building the Peace,  The Reserve Officer, May 1946

Human Rights Commission,  Democratic Digest, June 1946

"Why I Do Not Choose to Run,"  Look Magazine, July 1946

Keynote Speech-New York State Democratic Convention, September 3, 1946

Congratulations-American Palestine Committee, September 1946

Appeal for Support of Democratic Ticket, Speech in Goldten Gate Ballroom, New York City, October 29, 1946

Statement about Democratic Party,  The German American, October 1946

Human Rights Commission,  Postwar World, October 1946

Appeal for Support of the Democratic Tickets,  The  Democrat, October 1946

Speech-Oakwood School, Poughkeepsie, New York, November 11, 1946

Christmas Message-Voice of America, December 1946

United Nations, 1946

United Nations Organization,  Reader's Digest, 1946

Tribute to Bernard Baruch, 1946

Article re.  FDR,  Encyclopedia Brittanica, 1946

Foreward-Biography of George Peter Healey, 1946

Miscellaneous, 1946

Foreward-Book re.  Jews in America, 1946

Article-The Degradation of the German Women,  Colliers, 1946

Handwritten Speech, 1946

"The Pursuit of Happiness,",  Woman's Journal, January 15, 1947

Miscellaneous Comments, February 17, 1947

Article-"The Russians are Tough,"  Look, February 18, 1947

Human Rights Commission, UN Bulletin, February 15, 1947

"Little People Must Talk," Oregon Daily Journal, March 14, 1947

Statement for American Red Cross, March 1947

"Human Rights in Trust Territories," Howard University, April 8, 1947

Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial Foundation, April 12, 1947

Statement-National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, May 3, 1947

Questions and Answers,  Christian Science Monitor, July 30, 1947

Human Rights Commission,  Methodist Woman, July 1947

Moving Pictures,  Modern Screen, July 1947

"I Tell My Life Story in Pictures,"  Look, September 16, 1947

Radio Message-World Jewish Congress, London, September 26, 1947

Radio Program-Questions and Answers, The World Front, September 28, 1947

Box 1418

Introduction by Fala-The Sutton Dog Club, October 24, 1947

World Security Workshop Programs, WKIP and Network, October-November 1947

Statement Concerning Arab Immigration, United Nations Committee III, November 6, 1947

Broadcast-The Palestine Question, November 16, 1947

"Ten Steps Which Would Strengthen Our Democracy,"  '47 The Magazine of the Year, November 1947

Foreward to "Look to Norway', November 1947

Speech-"Is It Worthwhile for Young People to go Into Politics?', 1947

"What Do We Want as an Education for Our Girls?'  Woman's Journal, 1947

"The Three Most Frequent Attacks on the UN", 1947

White House Years, Questions and Answers, 1947

The Responsibilities of Education for Citizenship, 1947

UN-US Position on International Refugee Organization, 1947

Voting Intelligently, 1947

Suggestion for Speech on Russian-US Relations, 1947

Work of the UN,  Carolina Review, January 5, 1948

Honorary Degree, Queens University, Ontario, January 8, 1948

"The UN and the Human Rights Committee in Relation to Youth," Chelsea Vocational H.S., New York City, February 4, 1948

Human Rights Commission,  Foreign Affairs, February 1948

Herald Tribune Forum for High Schools, March 6,1948

Acceptance Speech-M. Carey Thomas Award, Bryn Mawr College, March 11, 1948

Radio Broadcast-American Overseas Aid-UN Appeal for Children, March 19, 1948

"Liberals in the Year of Decision," Middle Atlantic Layman's Convention, March 20, 1948

Eleanor Roosevelt's Youth, Washington Daily News, March 1948

Pilgrim Society Dinner, London, April 12,1948

Honorary Degree, Utrecht University The Netherlands, April 20, 1948

Speech on Jobs-Trip to Netherlands, April 22, 1948

"The Moral and Civil Responsibility of Education to the Community," Radio Panel, June 8, 1948

A Message to College Men,  Prologue, August 11, 1948

Article-Philadelphia Fellowship Commission, August 11, 1948

Message-Political Action and Labor, CIO-PAC, August 12, 1948

Struggle for Human Rights, French text at the Sorbonne, September 28, 1948

Statement for Plenary Session on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, September 1948

Message from Paris-National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week, October 3, 1948

Aims and Practice of Democracy, Stuttgart, Germany, October 24, 1948

Honorary Degree, University of Lyon-in French, November 3, 1948

Sorbonne Speech-Extemporaneous Remarks, November 9, 1948

Honorary Degree, Oxford University, November 13, 1948

Statement on UNICEF to General Assemply, December 2, 1948

Speech Notes and Outline-Union for Democratic Action, December 12, 1948

Speech-United Jewish Appeal, December 28, 1948

Box 1419

Queen Wilhelmina's Golden Jubilee, Articles and Correspondence, 1948

Statement on Acceptance of Declaration of Human Rights by General Assembly,  UN Bulletin, 1948

"The French Farmer", 1948

Statement on Assistance to Palestinian Refugees, UN Plenary Session, 1948

Democratic Women's Luncheon, New York State Speech, 1948

Statements to Human Rights Commission Regarding Work Procedure, 1948

Opening Statement Human Rights Drafting Committee, 1948

Two Letters from Russian Women, 1948

A Serviceman's Prayer by James MacDuffie, 1948

Interview with Robert Jung, January 18, 1949

Radio Script-March of Dimes, January 25,1949

Message on FDR's Birthday-Polio Research, January 31, 1949

"How Can Democracy Best Be Taught in the Schools?" Radio Forum of the New York Times, February 16, 1949

Statement-Against World Government Now, February 20, 1949

Statement-The Community Church and Vassar Students, February 20, 1949

The Human Factor in the Development of International Understanding, Colgate University, March 21, 1949

Statement-American National Red Cross Appeal, March 1949

Statement-Declaration of Human Rights,  School Life, March 1949

Tribute to Rabbi Stephen Wise, Birthday Issue, March 1949

Radio Message-Peace Conference in Paris, April 14, 1949

Talk to the Women of India and Pakistan, April 21, 1949

Statement for Argentine Radio -Human Rights, May 1949

Script-Documentary on Declaration of Human Rights, June 7, 1949

Speech-United Service for New Americans, November 9, 1949

International Students Day, Voice of America, November 17, 1949

Foreward-Pandit Nehru's Discovery of America, November 1949

Statement-First Anniversary Universal Declaration of Human Rights, December 10, 1949

Universal Declaration of Human Rights,  United Nations Bulletin, December 1949

FDR's Love for and Stories about Hyde Park, National Park Service Publication, 1949

Supporting the United Nations, 1950 Book of Knowledge Annual, 1949

Greeting-1950 Book of Knowledge, 1949

Comments-Bess Furman's book on Washington, 1949

"Pottery,"  Woman's Day, 1949

Foreward to Children's Book, San Francisco, 1949

"Defense and Boys", 1949

"To the Women of the USSR from the Women of the USA", 1949

"The Pursuit of Happiness", 1949

Miscellaneous, 1949

New Year's Day Statement-Democratic Chronicle, Rochester, New York, January 1, 1950

Statement-Press Conference on Covenant on Human Rights, January 3, 1950

FDR's Birthday,  The Machinist, January 1950

Conservation-Bobby Benson Radio Show, January 1950

Liberty,  Liberty Magazine, January 1950

"Hydrogen Bombs and the Future of Atomic Energy," Today with Mrs. Roosevelt TV Series, February 12, 1950

European Views of the United States, Common Council For American Unity, February 1950

National foundation for Infantile Paralysis,  True Experiences Magazine, February 1950

"Are Rent Controls Still Necessary?"  Today with Mrs. Roosevelt TV Series, March 12, 1950

Remarks-Opening FDR Papers at FDR Library, March 17,1950

"Democratic Senators Uphold Truman Administration."  Today with Mrs. Roosevelt TV Series, March 26, 1950

Human Rights Commission, United Nation Newsletter, March 1950

American Red Cross Campaign, March 1950

"Should the EGA Program be Amended?"  Today with Mrs. Roosevelt TV Series, April 2, 1950

"How Can World Peace be Achieved?"  Today with Mrs. Rooevelt TV Series, April 9, 1950

"What Should Our Future Policy be in China?"  Today with Mrs. Roosevelt TV Series, April 16, 1950

"Statehood for Alaska and Hawaii."  Today with Mrs. Roosevelt TV Series, April 23, 1950

"Mrs. Roosevelt Cross Examines the Press."  Today with Mrs. Roosevelt TV Series, April 30, 1950

If I Were A Republican Today,  Cosmopolitan, April 1950

"Pakistan Looks to the Future."  Today with Mrs, Roosevelt TV Series, May 7, 1950

"Human Rights and the United Nations."  Today with Mrs. Roosevelt TV Series, May 14, 1950

"America's Role in Germany."  Today with Mrs. Roosevelt TV Series, May 28, 1950

Draft-International Covenant on Human Rights, May 1950

Box 1420

Speech-Consumer's Group from Oslo, Norway, June 6, 1950

Human Rights," Chapter for Book, The Junior Literary Guild, June 1950

Women Ambassadors, July 1950

Human Rights Commission, Vassar Alumnae Magazine, July 1950

Report-Conditions in the Scandanavian Area, July 1950

Human Rights Commission,  Democratic Digest, August 1950

Guest Editorial-Boys' Village News, August 1950

Interview with Dean Acheson.  Mrs. Roosevelt Meets The Public TV Show, October 1, 1950

What Should be America's Role in Asia?  Mrs. Roosevelt Meets the Public TV Show, October 8, 1950

Statement on Draft International Covenant on Human Rights, October 12, 1950

Crime Investigation.  Mrs. Roosevelt Meets the Public TV Show, October 18, 1950

Press Release-Draft International Covenant on Human Rights, October 30, 1950

Human Rights-Stephensophia-Stevens College, Missouri Yearbook, October 1950

Human Rights, Junior League Magazine, October 1950

"Women Have Come a Long Way,"  Harper's Magazine, October 1950

Korea.  Mrs. Roosevelt Meets the Public TV Show, November 12, 1950

Universal Declaration of Human Rights,  School Life, November 1950

Human Rights Commission,  The Negro History Bulletin, November 1950

Race Relations, Federal Council of the Churches of Christ, November 1950

Christmas Message,  Look, December 1950

Foreward for FDR:  His Private Letters Edited by Elliott Roosevelt, 1950

Statement on United Nations Committee 3, 1950

"This is How I Keep House,"  McCall's, 1950

Speech-Declaration of Human Rights, 1950

Miscellaneous Newspaper Clippings, 1950

Excerpt from Letter of Aubrey Williams, Montgomery, Alabama, 1950

The Plan to Re-Arm Western Germany.  Mrs. Roosevelt Meets the Public TV Show, January 7, 1951

Problems of Re-Arming the Democratic Powers.  Mrs. Roosevelt Meets the Public TV Show, January 14, 1951

Notes for Recording Session, January 24-25, 1951

Notes on Food and Agriculture Program.  Mrs. Roosevelt Meets the Public TV Show, January 28, 1951

Statement-World Airlift, January, 1951

U.S. Foreign Policy in Europe.  Mrs. Roosevelt Meets the Public TV Show, February 4, 1951

"A World for Peace," New York House, April 5, 1951

Issues Before the Human Rights Commission, United Nations Bulletin, April 6, 1951

Message to the Japanese People, Japanese Magazine "King", April 1951

Should Women be Drafted? Barnard College Bulletin, April 1951

Report on Human Rights Commission Meeting, Geneva, Switzerland, April-May 1951

People Who Influenced My Life,  Look, May 1951

Statemen-Aid to Israel, June 1951

"Report on the Covenant,"  United Nations World, August 1951

Statement of "Social Questions" to Committee III, Paris, November 19, 1951

Statements in United Nations Committee III re.  Soviet Union, November 22, 24, 27, 1951

Finland-34th Anniversary of Independence, Voice of America, November 28, 1951

French National Nework Radio Broadcasts, United Nations General Assembly, November-December 1951

Statement at Ceremony Honoring Representatives of the United Nations Forces in Korea, Paris, France, December 1, 1951

Statement on Draft Covenant on Human Rights, Committee III, December 5, 1951

American Policy in Europe and Africa,  Elsevier Weekblad (Netherlands), December 11, 1951

Freedoms We Do Not Want to Lose, Salle des Societes Savantes, Paris, December 18, 1951

Box 1421

Statement-United Nations Committee III Nominating Ana Figueroa as Chairwoman, Draft, 1951

Letters from Radio Listeners, 1951

Italian Radio Broadcast-Human Rights Commission, 1951

French Radio Broadcast-Prospects for World Peace, January 1, 1952

Statement on Drafting one of two Covenants on Human Rights, Committee III, January 15, 1952

FDR Memorial Rally for Israel, Januray 30, 1952

Statements on Human Rights Commission Issues, May-June 1952

Address at Board Meeting of the International Federation of Business and Professional Women, June 24, 1952

Broadcast-"Faith of a Citizen in the World Today", June 1952

"The United Nations and You,"  See Magazine, July 1, 1952

Notes on "My Life in Politics,"  Harper and Brothers, July 17,1952

Address on the United Nations, Democratic National Convention, Chicago, July 22, 1952

Address-7th National Convention on Citizenship, September 17-19, 1952

Women in Universities-Syracuse University, "Daily Orange", September 1952

What is the United Nations?  Foreign Policy Association, October 1, 1952

"Why the UN is Unpopular and What Can We Do About It?'  Citizens Conference on International Economic Union, November 19,1952

Report on Human Rights, United Nations Radio, December 10, 1952

Material for Speech to Democratic National Convention, 1952

Report on Near and Far East Trip, 1952

Statement on General Assembly, 1952

Comment on Children's Books for Christmas, 1952

Japanese Trip,  Saturday Evening Post, 1953

Foreward to Eleanor Roosevelt Book "India and the Awakening East", 1953

"A Constructive Policy for India and Pakistan," Citizens Conference on International Economic Union, February 26, 1954

"Why Are We Co-operating with Tito?"  Look, October 5, 1954

Remarks-CIO Convention, December 8, 1954

Box 1422

What Makes a Woman Work When She Doesn't Have to Earn a Living,  Charm, January 1955

Television Interview, "Panorama", March 9, 1955

10th Anniversary of FDR's Death, Paris Radio Broadcast (in French), March 29, 1955

Editorial,  Childhood Education, April 22, 1955

"The Best Times of Our Lives,"  Family Circle, August 1955

Foreward, Book on Refugees, 1955

Articles and Notes on Israel, 1955

Recollection of FDR, 1955

Interview and Questions, "El Correo Catalan," Barcelona, 1955

"The World's Children and the UN,"  Highlights for Children, June 29, 1956

"Prayer for a Better World,"  Parents Magazine, June 1956

Address, Democratic National Convention, August 13, 1956

Campaign Speech-Adlai Stevenson, Charleston, West Virginia, October 1, 1956

Education and the Need for a Democratic Administration, Beckley, West Virginia, October 1, 1956

Evening Speech, Masonic Temple, Detroit, Michigan, October 3, 1956

Dinner Meeting Speech, Detroit, Michigan, October 3, 1956

"I Remember at Christmas,"  Glamour, October 18,1956

"Is America Facing World Leadership?"  Schenectady, New York, November 12, 1956

"Quest for Peace," St. Catherines, Ontario, Canada, November 13, 1956

"A Chapter of My Life," London Sunday Times, 1956

Collection of Eleanor Roosevelt Speeches, 1956

Conversation, Great People of the 20th Century Radio Program, June 3, 1957

"Best Advice,"  Reader's Digest, June 1957

Translated Interview with CBS Newsman Daniel Schorr in Berlin on her Conversations with Khrushchev in Yalta, September 27, 1957

Meet the Press, NBC, October 20, 1957

Mike Wallace Interview, November 23, 1957

Trip to the USSR, Address to Roosevelt High School Teachers, Hype Park, 1957

Speech-Challenges in a Changing World, 1957

Are We Rady for Democracy?, 1957

Statement on Polio Research and Treatment, National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis News, January 2, 1958

Introduction of Dr. Jonas Salk, National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis-, January 3, 1958

Challeges in a Changing World, Dinner of Decalogue Society of Lawyers, February 22, 1958

Her Personal Drive and Stamina, Toronto Star Weekly, April 1958

Eleanor Roosevelt interviewed by Bernard Baruch, Lord and Taylor Luncheon, May 7, 1958

Writing Her Column, New York Newspaper Women's Club Book, May 1958

Footnote re.  John Kennedy,  Saturday Evening Post, May 1958

Meeting of the Political Institute sponsored by the New York State Young Democrats at Syracuse University, Speech, June 14, 1958

Box 1423

Juvenile Delinquency in the USSR,  Look Magazine, January 6, 1959

"Why I am Opposed to Right to Work Laws," AFL-CIO American Federationist, February 1959

Address to Ninth Annual Conference of National Organizations, March 10, 1959

Statement re.  Book on Morgenthau Diaries, April 29, 1959

Statement re.  Minimum Wage Protection Bill, United States Senate Subcommittee on Labor, May 14, 1959

Personal Glimpses re.  FDR's Reading Habits,  Reader's Digest, June 1959

Education and the Changes in the Status of Women, Bryn Mawr Alumnae Bulletin, September 1959

"What Hopes for Disarmament."  Prospects of Mankind TV Program, November 8, 1959

Transcript of Eleanor Roosevelt's commentary on a tour of "Springwood," the Roosevelt Family Home in Hyde Park, November 21, 1959

Segregation,  The Educational Forum, 1959

Excerpt from Speech re.  Right to Work Laws, National Council for Industrial Peace, 1959

Statement re.  The Shook Up Generation, 1959

"This is My New York City," Article, 1959

What Television Offers Senior Citizens,  TV Guide, 1959

Latin America:  Neglected Neighbors, Prospects of Mankind #5, February 7, 1960

"Mrs. Roosevelt and Frank Sinatra," Frank Sinatra Program, February 15,1960

Graduation Speech, Marie Curie Jr. High, Bayside Queens, June 1960

Speech-Human Rights Commission, July 6, 1960

Speech-US Constitution and Rights of Citizens, July 6, 1960

New "By Eleanor Rosevelt" Column, Subscriber Promotion Story, September 1, 1960

Problems of the Next First Lady,  Red Book, September 1960

Prepare for Survival Radio Series, WDET, Wayne State University, October 1960

Peace,  Woman's Day, 1960

"Are Political Conventions Obsolete?"  Article, 1960

Winston Churchell, Article, 1960

Women, National Council of Women, 1960

"Rethinking Our Alliances," Prospects of Mankind TV Program, January 8, 1961

From the Eagle's Wing (John Muir), Statement re.  Book by Hoyt Swift, April 13, 1961

Arms Control, Disarmament, and National Security, Statement re.  Book Edited by Donald Brennan, May 9, 1961

Autobiography, Author's Note, July 3, 1961

"The World in 1987,"  Look Magazine, July 1961

"FDR's Preparations for a Conference,"  Saturday Review, July? 1961

The Story of My Life (Helen Keller), Statement re.  Book edited by John Macey, 1961

The Story of the Encampment for Citizenship, Statement re.  Book by Mr. Black, January 19, 19, 1962

Eleanor Roosevelt talks about the Hall Family (from recording by George Roach), c.1962

Foreward-The Long Shadow of Little Rock, 1962

The Road to the White House by Lorena Hickok, Statement for the Junior Literary Guild, 1962

Trip to Campobello,  Ford Times, April 1962

Television and Education,  Who's Who in Radio and Television Magazine, undated

Notes-Chronology of World Events Leading to WWII, undated

Strength and Energy of Eleanor Roosevelt, undated

Conversation with Jean Monnet, undated

Responsibilities of Citizenship,  The Bishop, (Brooks School), undated

Notes for Article-Non Governmental Organizations Working with the United Nations, undated

Trip to Campobello, Reader's Digest, undated

Miscellaneous, undated

Chapter 9? Eleanor Roosevelt in Politics

"If You Ask Me,"  Ladies Home Journal, September 1941

"If You Ask Me,"  Ladies Home Journal, 1942

"If You Ask Me,"  Ladies Home Journal, 1943

"If You Ask Me,"  Ladies Home Journal, 1944

"If You Ask Me,"  Ladies Home Journal, 1945

Box 1424

"If You Ask Me,"  Ladies Home Journal, 1946

"If You Ask Me,"  Ladies Home Journal, 1947

"If You Ask Me,"  Ladies Home Journal, 1948

"If You Ask Me,"  Ladies Home Journal, 1949

"If You Ask Me,"  Ladies Home Journal, 1950

"If You Ask Me,"  Ladies Home Journal, 1951

Box 1425

"If You Ask Me,"  Ladies Home Journal, 1952

"If You Ask Me,"  Ladies Home Journal, 1953

"If You Ask Me,"  Ladies Home Journal, 1954

"If You Ask Me,"  Ladies Home Journal, 1955

"If You Ask Me,"  Ladies Home Journal, 1956

"If You Ask Me,"  Ladies Home Journal, 1957

"If You Ask Me,"  Ladies Home Journal, 1958

Box 1426

"If You Ask Me,"  Ladies Home Journal, 1959

"If You Ask Me,"  Ladies Home Journal, 1960

"If You Ask Me,"  Ladies Home Journal, 1961

"If You Ask Me,"  Ladies Home Journal, 1962

My Day Column - Drafts, December 1935

My Day Column - Drafts, April 1936

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Box 1427

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Box 1428

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Box 1429

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Box 1430

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Box 1431

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Box 1432

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Box 1433

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Box 1434

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Box 1435

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Box 1436

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Box 1437

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Box 1439

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Box 1442

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Box 1443

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Box 1444

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Box 1446

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Box 1447

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Box 1452

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Box 1453

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Box 1454

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Box 1455

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Box 1456

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Box 1457

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Box 1459

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My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies #1-18, December 31, 1935

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Box 1465

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, September-October 1940

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, November-December 1940

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, January-March 1941

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, April-June 1941

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, July-December 1941

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, January-June 1942

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, July-December 1942

Box 1466

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, January-February 1943

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, March-April 1943

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, May-June 1943

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, July-August 1943

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, September-October 1943

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, November-December 1943

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, January-February 1944

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, March-April 1944

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, May-June 1944

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, July-September 1944

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, October-December 1944

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, January-February 1945

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, March-April 1945

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, May-July 1945

Box 1467

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, August-December 1945

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, January-March 1946

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, April-July 1946

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, August-December 1946

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, January-April 1947

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, May-July 1947

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, August-October 1947

Box 1468

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, November-December 1947

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, January-March 1948

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, April-June 1948

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, July-September 1948

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, October-December 1948

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, January-February 1949

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, March-April 1949

Box 1469

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, May-June 1949

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, July-August 1949

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, September-October 1949

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, November-December 1949

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, January-February 1950

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, March-April 1950

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, May-June 1950

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, July-August 1950

Box 1470

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, September-October 1950

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, November-December 1950

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, January-February 1951

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, March-April 1951

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, May-June 1951

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, July-August 1951

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, September-October 1951

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, November-December 1951

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, January-February 1952

Box 1471

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, March-April 1952

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, May-June 1952

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, July-August 1952

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, September-October 1952

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, November-December 1952

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, January-February 1953

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, March-April 1953

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, May 1953

Box 1472

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, June-July 1, 1953

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, August-September 1953

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, October-December 1953

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, January-February 1954

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, March-April 1954

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, May-June 1954

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, July-August 1954

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, September-October 1954

Box 1473

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, November-December 1954

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, January-February 1955

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, March-April 1955

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, May-June 1955

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, July-August 1955

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, September-October 1955

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, November-December 1955

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, January-February 1956

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, March-April 1956

Box 1474

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, May-June 1956

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, July-August 1956

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, September-October 1956

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, November-December 1956

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, January-February 1957

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, March-April 1957

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, May-June 1957

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, July-August 1957

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, September-October 1957

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, November-December 1957

Box 1475

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, January-February 1958

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, March-April 1958

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, May-June 1958

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, July-August 1958

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, September-October 1958

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, November-December 1958

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, January-February 1959

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, March-April 1959

Box 1476

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, May-June 1959

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, July-August 1959

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, September-October 1959

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, November-December 1959

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, January-February 1960

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, March-April 1960

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, May-June 1960

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, July-August 1960

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, September-October 1960

Box 1477

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, November-December 1960

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, January-April 1961

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, May-August 1961

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, September-December 1961

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, January-May 1962

My Day Column - Mimeographed Copies, June-October 2, 1962

My Day Column - Resource Material Used, 1946

My Day Column - Resource Material Used, January-March 1947

Box 1478

My Day Column - Resource Material Used, April-June 1947

My Day Column - Resource Material Used, July-December 1947

My Day Column - Resource Material Used, 1948

My Day Column - Resource Material Used - Touring with Towser, July 13, 1948

My Day Column - Resource Material Used, January-March 1949

My Day Column - Resource Material Used, April-July 1949

Box 1479

My Day Column - Resource Material Used - Federal Aid to Private Schools-Barden Bill, June--July 1949

My Day Column - Resource Material Used, August-September 1949

My Day Column - Resource Material Used, October-December 1949

My Day Column - Resource Material Used, January-March 1950

My Day Column - Resource Material Used, April-June 1950

Box 1480

My Day Column - Resource Material Used, July-December 1950

My Day Column - Resource Material Used, 1951

My Day Column - Resource Material Used - Gold Star Wives, October 1951-April 1952

My Day Column - Resource Material Used - Red China-UN Letters, December 1951-January 1952

My Day Column - Resource Material Used - McIntyre Incident I, November-December 1951

My Day Column - Resource Material Used - McIntyre Incident II, January 1952

My Day Column - Resource Material Used - Genocide, January 1952

My Day Column - Resource Material Used, January-May 1952

Box 1481

My Day Column - Resource Material Used, June-August 1952

My Day Column - Resource Material Used, September-December 1952

My Day Column - Resource Material Used, 1953

My Day Column - Resource Material Used, January-June 1954

My Day Column - Resource Material Used, July-December 1954

My Day Column - Press Releases, June-August 1938

Box 1482

My Day Column - Press Releases, September-October 1938

My Day Column - Press Releases, November-December 1938

My Day Column - Bound Copies, January-December 1939

Box 1483

My Day Column - Bound Copies, January-December 1940

My Day Column - Bound Copies, January-December 1941

Box 1484

My Day Column - Bound Copies, January-December 1942

Series 51: Book and Manuscript File, 1932-1963

This file represents another aspect of Mrs. Roosevelt's writing career. In it, are the manuscripts, drafts, proofs, notes and correspondence relating to over 15 published works. The container list details the contents of each container. Also, in this file are the notes, drafts and sketches for Elliott Roosevelt's book, Hunting Big Game in the 80's, Letters of Elliott Roosevelt, which Mrs. Roosevelt edited in memory of her father in 1933; and a printers' proof of Alfred Steinberg's, Mrs. R.: The Life of Eleanor Roosevelt.

Box 1484

"When You Grow Up to Vote"-Sketches and Manuscript, 1932

"Hunting Big Game in the 80's; Letters of Elliot Roosevelt"-Notes and Drafts I, 1932

"Hunting Big Game in the 80's;  Letters of Elliot Roosevelt"-Notes and Drafs II, 1932

"It's Up to the Women"-Forward & 3 Chapter: Drafts, 1933

"It's Up to the Women"-Draft-Forward & Chapters 1-9, 1933

"It's Up to the Women"-Draft-Chapters 10-20, 1933

Box 1485

"Seeing Washington with Betty and Bobby": Manuscripts, Notes, Drafts, 1935

"This is My Story": Corrections to the Galley

"This is My Story": Corrected Copies 1-4

"This is My Story": Corrected Copies 5-6

"This is My Story": Carbon Copies 1-4

"This is My Story": Carbon Copies 5-6

Box 1486

"This is My Story": Copies with Corrections and Notations 7-8

"This is My Story": Copies with Corrections and Notations 9-10

"This is My Story": Copies with Corrections and Notations 11-12

"This is My Story": Carbon Copies 7-8

"This is My Story":  Carbon Copies 9-11

"This is My Story": Carbon Copies 12

"This is My Story": Copy Returned from Publisher 1-6

"This is My Story": Copy Retuurned from Publisher 7-12

Box 1487

"This is My Story": Uncorrected Proofs

"This is My Story": Galleys, 1937 (1)

"This is My Story": Galleys, 1937 (2)

"This is My Story": Printer's Proof, 1937

"This is My Story": Manuscript, 1937

"This is My Story": Miscellaneous Notes and Correspondence

"This is My Story": Copies-Ladies Home Journal-Galleys, 1937

"This is My Story": Clippings (1)

Box 1488

"This is My Story": Clippings (2)

"My Day": Correspondence and Contract, 1938

"My Day": Manuscript, 1938

"My Day": Galley, 1938

"The Moral Basis of Democracy": Proofs, Drafts, Correspondence, 1940

"The Moral Basis of Democracy": Notes and Drafts, 1940 (1)

"The Moral Basis of Democracy": Notes and Drafts, 1940 (2)

"The Moral Basis of Democracy": Notes and Drafts, 1940 (3)

Box 1490

"This I Remember": Author's Alterations

"This I Remember": Printer's Proofs, 1949

"This I Remember": Printer's Proofs

"This I Remember": Galleys

"This I Remember": Drafts-Chapters 1-2, 4-13

Box 1491

"This I Remember": Carbon-Chapters 1-10

"This I Remember": Carbon-Chapters 1-9, 1948

"This I Remember": Carbon-Chapters 10-18, 1948

"This I Remember": Carbon-Chapters 11-Appendix

"This I Remember": Drafts-Chapters 2-9

"This I Remember": Drafts-Chapters 10-15

Box 1492

"This I Remember": Drafts-Chapters 19-End, 1948

"This I Remember": Drafts, 1949

"This I Remember": Miscellaneous Drafts (1)

"This I Remember": Miscellaneous Drafts (2)

"This I Remember": Miscellaneous Drafts (3)

"This I Remember": Miscellaneous Drafts (4)

Box 1493

"This I Remember": Miscellaneous Drafts (5)

"This I Remember": Miscellaneous Drafts (6)

"This I Remember": Miscellaneous Drafts (7)

"This I Remember": Miscellaneous Drafts (8)

"This I Remember": Miscellaneous Drafts (9)

"This I Remember": Miscellaneous Drafts (10)

Box 1494

"This I Remember": Miscellaneous Drafts (11)

"This I Remember": Miscellaneous Drafts (12)

"This I Remember": Miscellaneous Drafts (13)

"This I Remember": Miscellaneous Drafts (14)

"This I Remember": Miscellaneous Drafts (15)

"This I Remember": Miscellaneous Drafts (16)

Box 1495

"This I Remember": Miscellaneous Drafts (17)

"This I Remember": Miscellaneous Drafts (18)

"This I Remember": Miscellaneous Drafts (19)

"This I Remember": Miscellaneous Drafts (20)

"This I Remember": Draft-Chapters I-VIII, 1949

"This I Remember": Draft-Chapters IX-XV, 1949

Box 1496

"This I Remember": Draft-Chapters XVI-End, 1949

"This I Remember": Drafts and Carbons, 1949

"More of My Story" (This I Remember): Final Draft, 1949

"More of My Story" (This I Remember): Draft-Chapters I-X, 1949

"More of My Story" (This I Remember): Draft Chapters XVI-XXIII, 1949

"More of My Story" (This I Remember): Draft-More Chapters, 1949

"More of My Story" (This I Remember): A Plan to Preserve World Peace, 1949

Box 1497

"This I Remember": Notes, 1949

"This I Remember": Complete Draft (1), 1949

"This I Remember": Complete Draft (2), 1949

"This I Remember": Readers' Letters, 1949

"This I Remember": Letters and Contracts, 1949

"This I Remember": Letters and Research, 1949

"This I Remember": Correspondence re. Publication, 1948-1950

"This I Remember": Reviews, 1949

Box 1498

"This I Remember": Foreign Publication

"This I Remember": Readers' Letters, Mostly "If You Ask Me"- A-F

"This I Remember": Readers' Letters Mostly "If You Ask Me"-G-M

"This I Remember": Readers Letters Mostly "If You Ask Me"-N-W

"India and the Awakening East": Drafts (1)

"India and the Awakening East": Drafts (2)

Box 1499

"India and the Awakening East": Drafts (3)

"India and the Awakening East": Drafts (4)

"India and the Awakening East": Drafts (5)

"India and the Awakening East": Drafts (6)

"India and the Awakening East": Drafts (7)

"India and the Awakening East": Correspondence

"India and the Awakening East": Research

"India and the Awakening East": Proof, May 4,1953

Box 1500

"India and the Awakening East": Proof, May 19, 1953

"The UN Today and Tomorrow": Introduction and Drafts, 1953

"The UN Today and Tomorrow": Proof, 1953

"On My Own": Notes and Memos from Lorena Hickok and John Humphrey, 1958

"On My Own": Draft-Chapters 1-6, 1958

"On My Own": Draft-Chapters 7-16, 1958

"On My Own": Draft-Chapters 17-End, 1958

Box 1501

"You Learn by Living": Draft, 1960

"You Learn by Living": Manuscript, 1960

"You Learn by Living": Typescript, pp. 1-110, 1960

"You Learn by Living": Typescript, pp. 111-218, 1960

Autobiography: Draft, Part I, pp. 1-233, 1961

Box 1502

Autobiography: Draft, Part II, pp. 234-438, 1961

Autobiography: Draft, Part III, pp. 439-633, 1961

Autobiography: Draft, Part IV, pp. 634-761, 1961

Autobiography: Transcript, pp. 1-130

Autobiography: Transcript, pp. 131-250

Autobiography: Transcript, pp. 251-386

Autobiography: Transcript, pp. 387-523

Box 1503

Autobiography: Transcript, pp. 524-676

Autobiography: Proof, May 1, 1961 (1)

Autobiography: Proof, May 1, 1961 (2)

Autobiography: Proof, June 13, 1961 (1)

Autobiography: Proof, June 13, 1961 (2)

Box 1504

Autobiography: Saturday Evening Post, 1st Article, 1961

Autobiography: Saturday Evening Post, 2nd & 3rd Articles, 1961

Autobiography: Saturday Evening Post, 4th Article, 1961

Autobiography: Saturday Evening Post, 5th Article, 1961

"Book of Common Sense Etiquette": Letters & Notes

"Book of Common Sense Etiquette": Draft-Parts I & II, 1962

"Book of Common Sense Etiquette": Draft-Parts III & IV, 1962

"Book of Common Sense Etiquette": Draft-Part V, 1962

Box 1505

"Book of Common Sense Etiquette": Draft-Parts VI, 1962

"Book of Common Sense Etiquette": Draft-Part VII, 1962

"Book of Common Sense Etiquette": Draft-Parts VIII & IX, 1962

"Tomorrow is Now": Sketches & Drafts, 1962

"Tomorrow is Now": Draft, 1963

"Tomorrow is Now": Printer's Proof, 1963