Gardner Jackson Papers, 1912-1965 | Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library & Museum

Collection Overview

Title: Gardner Jackson Papers, 1912-1965

Primary Creator: Jackson, Gardner (1896-1965)

Extent: 40.55 Cubic Feet

Arrangement: The papers are arranged in seven series: General Correspondence and Subject Files; Robert Marshall Foundation and Civil Liberties Trust; Sacco-Vanzetti Files; Financial Correspondence; Speech and Article File; Biographical Materials; and Newsclipping and Pamphlet Files.

Abstract

The papers include general, family, and financial correspondence; subject files; files on the Robert Marshall Foundation and Civil Liberties Trust; Sacco-Vanzetti files; speeches and articles; and printed material

Scope and Contents of the Materials

This collection covers the years 1912 to 1965. The papers consist of correspondence, subject files, memoranda and reports, speeches and articles, and printed matter. The papers are arranged in seven series: General Correspondence and Subject Files; Robert Marshall Foundation and Civil Liberties Trust; Sacco-Vanzetti Files; Financial Correspondence; Speech and Article File; Biographical Materials; and Newsclipping and Pamphlet Files.

Collection Historical Note

Gardner Jackson was involved in various causes and organizations. He took leave from the Boston Globe in 1922 to work against the dismissal of President Alexander Meiklejohn of Amherst College. In 1930, he intervened on behalf of 20 scrubwomen, who had been dismissed by Harvard University in 1929. In the early 1930's, he was also involved in the cases of Tom Moony and Ray Ovid Hall. See the Sacco-Vanzetti files for material on these cases.

Jackson was fired from the Agricultural Adjustment Administration in 1935 along with Jerome Frank, Lee Pressman, and Francis Shea because of disagreements within the AAA over milk marketing policy and the treatment of sharecroppers in the cotton states. He tried to improve the living conditions of sharecroppers and other farm workers through the National Committee on Rural Social Planning and the Southern Tenant Farmers Union. He organized the Washington Committee to Aid Agricultural Workers in 1936, worked for a Congressional investigation of civil liberties infractions which led to the establishment of the Lafollette Committee in 1936, and was chairman of the Council for Pan American Democracy from 1938 to 1940. In the summer of 1935, Jackson traveled around Europe talking to landworker organization leaders.

After leaving the government, Jackson joined "The Research Associates," a scientific research and consultation organization headed by Frederick Cottrell. He was also associated with the Washington Committee to Aid Republican Spain. From 1938 to 1940, he tried to persuade the House of Representatives to abolish the Dies Committee. For material on the Dies Committee, see American Committee for Democracy and Intellectual Freedom, Christian Front, Walton Cole, Consumers, Gordon Dean, Julius Emspak, Morris Ernst, Dashiel Hammett, Frank Hook, Edward Lamb, John L. Lewis, Dorothy McAllister, Michael Musmanno, Michael Straus, Edgar Turlingto, James Wechsler, Harold Weisberg, and Muriel Williams in the General Correspondence file.

Jackson served as Special Assistant to Secretary of Agriculture Claude Wickard and Under Secretary Paul Appleby in 1941 and 1942. His principal assignment was with the Farm Security Administration.

In the fall of 1944, Jackson was attacked in New York by Jack Lawrenson, National Maritime Union vice-president, because of articles he had written for PM about Harry Bridges' future with the CIO. As a result of the attack, Jackson lost the sight of his left eye.

In September 1946, Jackson attended the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization meeting in Copenhagen and then went to France to study agricultural conditions there. In 1948 and 1949, he served as special assistant to Welch Grape Juice Company President, J. M. Kaplan.

During the 1950's, Jackson was interested in Bolivian affairs. He and James B. Carey, Secretary-Treasurer of the CIO and President of the International Union of Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers, examined the problem of communist-dominated unions in defense plants. He was associated with the American Federation of Physically Handicapped; worked for the interests of the National Congress of American Indians; and supported the Friends of Good Music in their efforts to get full-time good music broadcasting on radio station WGMS in Washington, D.C. He tried to raise funds for his projects through his involvement with the U.S. Pallett Corporation. In addition, he labored for passage of area redevelopment legislation and worked on Indian problems as an official representative of the CIO Committee to Abolish Discrimination.

Jackson was dismissed from the AFL-CIO in 1958 largely because of his vigorous campaigning to improve working conditions, particularly for agricultural workers. He continued to work for migrant labor through his associations with such groups as the National Farm Labor Union, National Farm Labor Advisory Committee, and the National Sharecroppers Fund. Correspondents on agricultural problems include H. L. Mitchell, President of the National Agricultural Workers Union; Ernesto Galarza, vice-president and research director of NAWU; and Fay Bennett of the National Sharecroppers Fund.

GARDNER JACKSON HISTORY

1896 Born, Colorado Springs, Colorado.

1914-17 Attended Amherst College.

1918 Discharged from United States Army.

1919 Attended Columbia University.

1919-20 With investment firm of Boetcher, Porter and Co., Denver.

1920 Reporter with Denver Times.

1920-26 Editorial writer and reporter, Boston Globe.

1926-30 Publicizer of and strategy adviser for the Sacco-Vanzetti Defense and Memorial Committees.

1926-30 Also attended some classes at Harvard University as a "Special Student."

1931-33 Washington, D. C. correspondent for Montreal Star, Toronto Star, and Toronto Telegram.

1933-35 Assistant Consumer's Counsel in the Agricultural Adjustment Administration.

1935-37 Associated with Research Associates.

1935-36 Volunteer executive secretary of National Committee on Rural Social Planning.

1936-40 With Labor's Non-Partisan League as legislative-liaison-political aide to CIO President John L. Lewis.

1941-42 Special Assistant to the Under-Secretary of Agriculture, USDA.

1942-44 Washington bureau of the newspaper PM.

1942-44 Helped organize the Food for Freedom Committee.

1945-48 Washington, D. C. Office of National Farmers Union (re: matter affecting Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations.)

1948-49 Special Assistant to J. M. Kaplan, President of Welch Grape Juice Company.

1951-58 Congress of Industrial Organizations (hired by Phil Murray in free-lance, legislative, liaison role) and kept on by AFL-CIO in organizing department after merger.

1958-60 Worked on non-pay basis with National Farm Labor Union to revive public concern in migrant farm labor problem.

1960-61 Consultant on farm policy to Chicago Board of Trade.

1962 Consultant for International Development Services, Inc.

1965 Died April 17.

Administrative Information

Repository: Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library & Museum

Access Restrictions: None

Use Restrictions:

Mrs. Jackson retains copyright interests in the papers for her lifetime. After her death, interests in the papers will be donated to the United States Government. Mrs. Jackson is deceased.

Material that might constitute an unwarranted invasion of personal privacy or libel of living persons has been closed.

Acquisition Method: The papers of Gardner Jackson, consultant, government official, labor aide, newspaper reporter, researcher, and writer, were donated to the Library by his wife, Dorothy S. Jackson in three separate groups which have been integrated.

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Box and Folder Listing

Browse by Series:

[Series 1: General Correspondence],
[Series 2: Robert Marshall Foundation & Civil Liberties Trust],
[Series 3: Sacco-Vanzetti Files, 1927-1962],
[Series 4: Financial Correspondence],
[Series 5: Speech and Article File],
[Series 6: Bibliographical Materials],
[Series 7: Newsclipping and Pamphlet Files],
[All]

Series 1: General Correspondence

Incoming and outgoing correspondence and subject files from several time periods were integrated into a single file which is arranged alphabetically by subject or surname of correspondent. The correspondence, which reflects Jackson's many interests, also includes letters between Jackson and his brother, William S. Jackson; his sisters, Helen and Edith; his wife, Dorothy; daughter, Deborah; sons, Gardner, Jr., Geoffrey, and Everett; and other family members.

Box 1

A-Al
Abram, Morris
Acheson, Dean
Agency for International Development
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Agriculture, Cannery and Packinghouse Workers

Box 2

Agriculture, Department of
Agriculture, Department of
Agriculture, Department of - Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Agricultural Workers and Sharecroppers Conference
Aiken, George
Aikman, Duncan
Air Transports
Air Transports
Albonetti, Achille
Alexander, Will
Alfriend, Kate
Allen, Ben
Allen, Bernard
Alsop, Stewart

Box 3

Am-Az
American Association for Economic Freedom
American Birth Control League
American Civil Liberties Union
American Civil Liberties Union: Academic Freedom
American Civil Liberties Union: Labor
American Civil Liberties Union: Sedition Laws
American Committee Against Facism
American Committee for Democracy and Intellectual Freedom
American Committee for Democracy and Intellectual Freedom

Box 4

American Committee for Protection of Foreign Born
American Council Against Nazi Propaganda
American Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
American Farm Bureau Federation
American Federation of Government Employees
AFL-CIO
American Federation of Teachers
American Foundation for the Physically Handicapped
American GI Forum of Texas
American Jewish Committee
American League Against War and Facism
American League for Peace and Democracy

Box 5

American Retail Federation
American Student Union
American Youth Congress
American Veterans Council
Americans for Democratic Action
Americans for Democratic Action
Americans for Democratic Action
Americans for Democratic Action
Americans for Democratic Action

Box 6

Amherst College
Anderson, Clinton
Anderson, Dewey
Anderson, M. D.
Andrade, Victor
Appleby, Paul
Appleby, Paul
Appleby, Paul
Area Redevelopment Legislation
Arnold, Thurman
Arthur, Robert

Box 7

Articles
Articles
Artists Conference of the Americas
Associated Farmers of America
Atlantic City Emergency Consumers Tax Council
Atlantic Monthly
Atomic Energy
Atomic Energy
Atomic Energy
Atomic Energy

Box 8

Atomic Information
Atomic Information
Atomic Information
Atomic Information
Atomic Information, National Council
Auerbach, Jerome
Aulicino, Armand
Ba
Babcock, H. E.
Back of the Yards
Baker, Ernest

Box 9

Baldwin, C. B.
Baldwin, Roger
Ball, George
Banfield, R. S.
Bankhead, William
Bankhead Tenant Farmers' Bill
Barbash, Jack
Barkin, Solomon
Barkley, Albin
Barton, H. C.
Bata Shoe Company
Batt, William
Bauer, Richard H.
Baukage, H. R.
Baumgarten, Edward
Be
Bean, Louis
Beeson, Albert
Beffel, John
Bell, Ulrich
Bendiner, Robert
Benezet, Louis
Bennet, Augustus

Box 10

Bennet, Fay [National Sharecroppers Fund, Inc.]
Bennet, Fay [National Sharecroppers Fund, Inc.]
Bennett, Thomas Brown Case
Bent, Silas
Benton, William
Berking, Max
Bernstein, Charles
Bi-Bo
Biberman, Herbert
Biddle, Francis
Biddle, George
Biderman, Beth
Biffle, Leslie
Billikopf, Jacob
Bitner, Van
Black, Hugo
Blaisdell, Thomas
Blankenhorn, H.
Blanton, M. G.
Bledsoe, S. B.

Box 11

Blitzstein, Marc
Bliven, Bruce
Blossom, Fred
Blum, Coleman
Boas, Franz
Boettiger, John and Anna
Bolivia
Bolivia
Bolivia
Bontecon, Eleanor
Borchardt, Selma
Borglum, Mrs. Gutzon
Borglum, Lincoln
Bosch, John
Bowen, C. K.
Bowles, Chester
Bra
Brandeis, Elizabeth
Brandeis, Louis

Box 12

Brazil
Bri-Bry
Briggs, Frederick
British Loan, 1941
Brooks, W. A., Jr.
Brophy, John
Broun, Heywood
Brown, Harrison
Bryant, Walter
Bu-By
Buck, Paul
Burgess, David
Business Information
Butler, J. R.
Butler, William
Ca
Cabot, G.
Cain, Harry

Box 13

California - Miscellaneous
California, Young Democrats
Canada: Criminal Code
Cancer
Capehart, Homer
Capt, J. C.
Carey, James
Carmody, John
Case, Clifford
Casey, Eugene
Catledge, Turner
Causey, James
Ce-Cl
Chapman, John
Chicago Board of Trade

Box 14

Childs, Marquis
Christian, Dave
Christofferson, Robert
Christopher, Paul
Christian Front
Civil Liberties Clearing House
Civil Liberties Education Foundation
Civil Liberties and Security Investigation
Civil Rights Federation
Civilian Conservation Corps
Cladakis, NJ
Clapper, Olive
Clark, L.M.
Clark, Margaret
Clifford, William
Co

Box 15

Co
Coffee, John
Cohen, Wallace
Cohen, Wilbur
Colman, Louis
Colp, Ralph
Committee for Inter-American Action
Commonwealth College
Communism
Communism
Conant, James
Conason, Emil
Conason, Emil: "Lamp at Midnight"
Congress of Industrial Organizations: Agriculture and Organized Labor

Box 16

Congress of Industrial Organizations
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Congress of the Mexican and Spanish American Peoples of the United States
Conscientious Objectors
Conservation
Constable, Margaret
Consumers

Box 17

Consumers
Cooley, Harold
Coop, Rose H.
Cooperatives
Cooperative Distributors
Cooperative League
Costigan, Howard
Cot, Pierre
Coughlin, Hard, etc.
Council for Democracy
Council of U.S. Veterans
Courts
Coy, Wayne
Cr-Cu

Box 18

Crawford, Kenneth
Crim, Jack
Cross, James
Cruikshank, Nelson
Cuba
Culbreth, Harry
Cullen, Thomas
Cuneo, Ernest
Curtis, Bill
Da
Dahl, Lief
Daily Radio News
Dairy Farmers
Dallet, Margery
Dalty, Leon
Davidson, Frank
Davis, George
Davis, Horace
Davis, Jerome
Davis, John
Davis, William Rhodes
De-Di
Dean, Gordon
Delmo Homes

Box 19

de los Rios
Democratic Conference of Washington, DC
Denmark
Denmark Trip, 1946
Dennett, Eugene
Dent, Dan
Derieux, James
Deverall, Richard
Dies, Martin
Dies Committee [See also Legislative-Dies]
Dies Committee [See also Legislative-Dies]
Dies Committee [See also Legislative-Dies]

Box 20

Dies Committee
Dies Committee
Dies Committee
Dimock, Marshall
Dinwiddie, Courtnay
District of Columbia
Do-Du
Dobo, Frank
Dodge, Homer
Dombrowski, James
Dorsey, E. E.
Dos Passos, John
Douglas, Helen
Douglas, Paul
Douglas, William O.
Downey, Sheriden

Box 21

Dragon, Nicholas
Drucker, Adolph
Drucker, Peter
Dubin, Charlotte
Dublin, Mary
Duggan, Lawrence
Dunayer, Selma
Durand, Robert Y.
E
Economic Stability Act
Economic Stability Act
Edelman, John
Education
Ehrmann, Herbert
Eisenhower, Milton
Elections

Box 22

Emergency Committee for Food Production
Emergency Consumers Tax Councils of New Jersey
Emergency Consumers Tax Councils of New Jersey
Emergency Consumers Tax Councils of New Jersey
Emergency Consumers Tax Councils of New Jersey
Emergency Consumers Tax Councils of New Jersey
Emergency Consumers Tax Councils of New Jersey
Emergency Consumers Tax Councils of New Jersey

Box 23

Emergency Consumers Tax Councils of New Jersey
Emergency Consumers Tax Councils of New Jersey
Emergency Consumers Tax Councils of New Jersey
Emery, John
Epstein, Harold
Ernst, Morris
Ethridge, Mark
Export Trade and Shipper
Ezekial, Mordecai
Fa-Fe
Fair Labor Standards
Fair Labor Standards Act
Family Farm Income Act, 1940
Farley, James
Farms
Farm Matters

Box 24

Farm Organizations
Farm Security Administration
Farm Security Administration
Farm Security Administration
Farm Tenancy
Farm Tenancy
Farm Tenancy
Facist Propaganda in Latin America

Box 25

Federal Communications Commission
Federated Press
Federn, Paul
Felicani, Aldino
Felix, David
Ferrero Defense Commission
Fi-Fl
Field Representation Federation
Film Audiences for Democracy
Finerty, John
Finnegan, Les
Fischer, Jack
Fischer Defense Committee
Flaherty, Mike
Flanders, Ralph
Flato, Charles
Fleming, John
Flood, Daniel
Florida Citrus Industry
Flynn, John
Fo

Box 26

Food and Agriculture Organization

Box 27

Food for Freedom

Box 28

Food for Peace
Fooner, Mike
Foreign Economic Administration
Foreign Trade
Forest Service
Forrestal, James
Fortas, Abe
Foster, Ellery
Fowler, Newell
Fox, Mary
Fr
Frank, Jerome
Frankel, Lou
Frankfurter, Felix, 1931-1937

Box 29

Frankfurter, Felix, 1938-1965
Franklin, Sam H., Jr.
Frazier, Lyn
Freeman, Orville
Freking, Edward
French Farm Boys
Friends of Democracy
Frontier Films
Frost, Robert
Fu
Fulbright, William
Fuller, Helen
Furay, Mort
Ga-Ge
Galarza, Ernesto, 1939-1941

Box 30

Galarza, Ernesto and Printed Matter, 1942-1964
Galbraith, John K.

Box 31

Garst, David
Garst, Jonathan, 1935-1962
Garst, Roswell, 1941-1942

Box 32

Garst, Rowell, 1943-1964
Gaston, Herbert
Gathings, E. C.
Gelders, Joseph
Gellendre, Herbert
Gellhorn, Walter P.
General Federation of Labor in Israel
Genung, J. H.
George, David
Georgia - A Study of United Farm Program in Greene County
Gerwitz, Stanley

Box 33

Gi-Go
Gibarti, Louis
Gibbons, Stephen
Gimbel, Elinor
Ginzburg, Benjamin
Glassford, P. D.
Goldberg, Arthur
Goldberg, Nathan
Goodale, Francis
Goodman, Leo
Gore, Albert
Gr-Gu
Graham, Frank
Grange League Federation
Graves, Harold
Greene, Edward

Box 34

Greene, Macdonald
Greene, William
Grey, Jack
Grubbs, Don
Gruening, Ernest
Ha
Haden, Allen
Halsey, Marion
Hamburger, Ludwig
Hamilton, Fowler
Hammett, Dashiel
Handicapped
Hanellin, Harriet
Hannigan, Joseph and Gertrude
Hapgood, Charles
Hard, William
Harley, Hugh
Harper, Kathleen
Harris, Lem
Harris, Seymour
Hastings High School
Hathaway, Dale
Hays, St. John, Abramson & Schulman

Box 35

He
Henderson, Don
Henderson Mill Strike
Henson, Francis A.
Herling, John
Herman, Mrs. William
Herrick, Myron
Hewlett, Horace
Hi
Hickerson, Harold
Hi Fi Components Industry
Highlander Folk School
Hill, Lister
Hillman, Sidney
Ho-Hy
Hobensack, W. Carlile
Holtzman, Fanny
Hook, Frank
Homeparks Associates
Hoover, J. Edgar

Box 36

Horne, John
Hosmer, Helen
Housing
Hubbard, Richmond E.
Hudgens, Robert
Huebsch, B. W.
Huff, C.E.
Humphrey, Hubert
Hurwitz, Leo
Hynning, Clifford
Hyatt, Gil
I
Ickes, Harold
Imperial Valley Farm Labor
Indonesian Railway
"Independence Square"

Box 37

International Cooperation Administration
International Cooperation Alliance
International Development Services
International Social Service
International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Interparliamentary Group
Isserman, Abraham
Invitations
Izac, Ed. V.
J

Box 38

Jackson Family
Jackson Family Indenture
Jackson Family, Colorado Branch
Jackson, Deborah
Jackson, Edith
Jackson, Everett
Jackson, Mrs. Gardner
Jackson, Gardner
Jackson, Gardner: Personal
Jackson, Gardner: Death of

Box 39

Jackson, Gardner: Statements
Jackson, Gardner: Writings
Jackson, Gardner: Printed Items
Jackson, Gardner, Jr.
Jackson, Geoffrey
Jackson, Helen
Jackson, William S. [Father]
Jackson, William S.
Jackson, William S.
Jackson, William S.
Jackson, William S., Jr. [Nephew]
Sachs, Honore [Mrs. Jackson's Mother]

Box 40

Jager, Oscar and Liz
Japanese-Filipino Farm Labor
Joint Economic Committee of Congress
Johnston, Olin
Jones, G. Lewis
Joughin, G. Louis
Ka
Kamin, Al
Kamp, Joseph P.
Kamp, Joseph P.
Kaplan, J.M.
Kaplan, J.M.
Karr, David
Karsten, Karl

Box 41

Ke
Keezer, Dexter
Kempton, Murray
Kennedy, John F.
Kennedy, John F.
Kester, Howard
Keyserling, Leon
Ki-Kn
Kirchway, Freda
Kiss, Joseph
Kit for Men in Field
Knapp, Kay
Knight, Frances
Knight, O. A.

Box 42

Ko-Ku
Koch, Lucien
Koestler, Arthur
Korda, Hal
Kraft, E.
Kramer, Dale
Kramer, Don
Kreps, Ted
Kuczynski, Janger
Kurasch, Gladys
Kwasnik, Walter
La
Labor
Labor and Nation
Lafollette, Senator Robert M.
Lafollette Civil Liberties Investigation

Box 43

Lafollette Committee
Lahey, Edwin
Lamb, Robert
Landau, Jacob
Landis, James
The Landon School for Boys
Landry, Lionel
Lash, Joseph
Layne, Don
Le
League for Industrial Democracy
League for Mutual Aid
LeCron, Helen
LeCron, J. D.
Lee, Robert E.; Memoirs of

Box 44

Legal Briefs and Transcripts
Lehman, Herbert
Legislative - Dies Committee [See also Dies Committee]
Lewis, A. D.
Lewis, John L.
Lewis, John P. [PM Magazine]
Li-Ll
"Liberty"
Liebenow, Robert
Liebman, Robbings, Pressman & Leider
Lilienthal, David
Lima Conference
Lincoln, Murray
Lindholm, Heide
Lists

Box 45

Livingston, John
Lo-Ly
Loeb, James, Jr.
Lord, Russell
Lorwin, Val
Louisiana Sugar Cane Plantations
Lowenthal, Max
Lubell, Sam
Lubin, Isador
Lubin, Simon
Lucey, Robert
Luscomb, Florence
Lusky, Louis
Lyons, Barrow
Mc
McAllister, Dorothy
McAllister, Frank
McCormack, John
McCulloch, Frank
McCune, Wesley
McDonald, David
McGovern, George
McGrady, Edward
McIntyre, Marvin
MacJannet, Donald
MacKenzie, Vincent

Box 46

McLaren, Louise
MacLeish, Archibald
MacLellan, Helen
McManus, Robert
Ma
Mailing Material
"The Manpower Crisis in Baltimore"
Marcantonio, Vito
March of Time
Marsh, Benjamin
Marshall, George
Marshall, James
Marshall, Robert
Marshall, Robert: Death of
Martz, Glen
Mason, Lucy Randolph
Maverick, Maury
Mayne, David
Me-Mi

Box 47

Meany, George
Medical File
Meeting Announcements
Mehta, G. L.
Meiklejohn, Alexander
Mellett, Lowell
Meredith, Kay
Merrell, Marion
Merrell, Mark
Merz, Charles
Messersmith, George
Mexico Labor
Mexico Labor
Mexican Farm Labor
Mexican Farm Labor
Mexican Farm Labor
Mexican Farm Labor

Box 48

Mexican Farm Labor
Mezerik, A. G.
Middlesex University School of Medicine
Middlesex University School of Medicine
Migratory and Other Farm Labor
Miller, Clyde
Miller, James
Milner, Lucille

Box 49

Mino
Misc. Reports, Speeches & Articles: B-W
Misc. Reports & Speeches: Garner, John N.
Misc. Reports & Speeches: Hunt, Henry
Misc. Reports & Speeches: Jackson, Gardner
Misc. Reports & Speeches: Labor Unions & Labor's Non-Partisan League
Misc. Reports & Speeches: Perkins, Frances
Missouri Valley Authority
Mitchell, H. L. [See also Strikes]
Mitchell, H. L. [See also Strikes]

Box 50

Mitchell, H. L.
Mitchell, H. L.
Mitchell, H. L.
Mitchell, James
Mo
Montana State University Case
Mooney, Tom
Mooney, Tom

Box 51

Mooney, Tom
Moore, David
Moore, Herbert
Morehouse, Andrew
Morgan, Edward
Morgan, James
Morgenthau, Henry, Jr.
Morse, Wayne
Morton, Charles
Movies: Miscellaneous
Mu-My
Municipal Electric Utilities Association
Munoz-Marin, Luis
Munro, Walter
Murray, James
Murray, Phil
Murrow, Edward

Box 52

Musmanno, Michael
Mycock, Edwin
Na
Nathan, Robert
National Advisory Committee on Farm Labor
National Agricultural Workers Union
National Agricultural Workers Union
National Agricultural Workers Union
National Agricultural Workers Union

Box 53

National Beet Workers Conference Proceedings, 1936
National Catholic Welfare Conference
National Civil Liberties Clearing House
National Civil Liberties Clearing House
National Committee for an Effective Congress
National Committee for People's Rights
National Committee on Rural and Social Planning
National Conference on Constitutional Amendments
National Conference on Rural and Social Planning

Box 54

National Congress of American Indians

Box 55

National Congress of American Indians

Box 56

National Congress of American Indians
National Consumers League

Box 57

National Council on Agricultural Life and Labor
National Farm Labor Users Conference
National Farmers Union
National Farmers Union
National Farmers Union
National Farmers Union
National Maritime Union
National Planning Association
National Press Club
National Sharecroppers Fund
National Sharecroppers Week
Nation Wide Labor Roll Call

Box 58

Ne
Negroes
Nehemkis, Peter R., Jr.
New England Economic State, 1953
New England, Economic Problems Of
New York Times
Newspaper Clippings
Ni-Nu
Niles, David K.
Norris, George
Northeast Electric Consumers Conference
Norton, Clement
November, Margaret

Box 59

O
O'Connell, Jerry
O'Connor, J. F. T.
O'Day, Caroline
Odence, Gates
Odence, Marion
O'Donnell, John
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Oliver, E. L.
Olmstead, Ralph
O'Mahoney, Joseph
O'Meara, Joseph
Organization Chart of Federal Executive Departments and Agencies
Orr, Boyd
Owen, Cecil
Pa
Paduan Foundation

Box 60

Pan-American, Articles and Speeches
Pan-American, Clippings
Pan-American Democracy, Conference, December 1938
Pan-American Democracy, Council for
Pan-American Democracy, Council for
Pan-American Democracy, Council for
Pan-American, Miscellaneous
Parisius, Herbert
Parkins, Helen

Box 61

Patton, James
Paxton, Eleanor
Payne, William
Payton, Boyd
Pe
Pearson, Drew
Peek, George N.
People's Lobby
Pepper, Claude

Box 62

Perkins, Milo
Perkins, Milo
Perry, John
Peterson, Leroy
Petroleum Association Kit
Pew, J. Howard
Pezzati, Albert
Ph-Po
Phelps-Stokes Fund
Phi-Kappa-Psi
Pinchot, Mrs. Gifford
Pittman, Judge A. B.
Pitts, Lucia
Police Chiefs
Political Campaign, 1948, 1960

Box 63

Porter, Charles
Powell, Webster
Powers, John
Pr-Pu
President's Commission on Farm Tenancy
President's Commission on Migratory Labor
Pressman, Lee
Printed Matter
Pritchard, Edward F., Jr.
Production Now!
Protein Products Corporation

Box 64

Public Affairs Institute
Q
Quick, Roger
Ra-Re
Rabkin, Sol
Radio Responses to Sharecroppers, Agricultural Workers Meeting
Ramspeck, Robert
Randolph, A. Philip
Rankin, Thomas V.
Rasmussen, Paul
Rauh, Joseph
Rauschenbush, Stephen
Read, Nick
Readers File, August 1942 - January 1943
Refugees Defense Committee
Reports, Miscellaneous
Research Associates

Box 65

Reston, James
Reuther, Victor
Reuther, Walter
Rh-Ri
Ro-Ru
Robbins, Manuel
Robbins, Samuel
Robertson, Nate
Rodman, Samuel
Rogge, John
Romer, Al and Ruth
Roosevelt, Eleanor (Mrs. Franklin D.)
Roosevelt, Franklin D.
Roosevelt, James
Rose, Reginald
Rosenblatt, Maurice

Box 66

Rosenthal, Morris and Helen
Ross, Charles
Rostow, Eugene
Rovere, Richard
Rowe, George
Rowe, James
Ruhr Industries
Ruhr Industries
Ruhr Industries
Ruhr Industries
Runyon, Stephen
Rutledge, Wiley
Ryan, Msgr. John A.
Sa
Sachs, Lou

Box 67

Sacks, Alexander
Safford, William C.
Salem, Stan
Saltonstall, Leverett
Sc
Scandrett, Richard B.
Schachter, Leon
Schenley Labs
Schlesinger, Arthur
Schlesinger, Arthur, Jr.
Schnitzler, William
Schotte, Oscar
Schulkind, Adelaide
Schultz, Theodore
Schwartz, Abba
Schwedersky, Herve
Schwellenbach, Lewis
Scott, Byron

Box 68

Se-Si
Seamen
Seeley, Burton
Segal, Benjamin D.
Seraidaris, Nelly
Sessions, Robert
Shafroth, Morrison
Sharecroppers
Sharp, Makom
Sharrer, Honore
Sherman, Pascal
Sherwood, Robert
Shidler, Atlee
Shishkin, Boris
Shuman, Charles
Sifton, Paul
Sigal, Benjamin C.
Silcox, F. A.
Simon, Abbott
Singleton, George
Sk-Sm
Skouras, George
Slaff, George
Smith, Anthony Wayne
Smith, Delwin
Smith, Edwin
Smith, Hazel
Smith, Hilda
Smith, Howard

Box 69

Smith, Lawrence
Smith, Russell
Sn-Sp
Social Work
Society for International Development
Society for the Prevention of World War III
Sorenson, Theodore
Soule, Isobel
Southern Conference on Human Welfare
Southern Tenant Farmers Union
Southern Tenant Farmers Union
Southern Tenant Farmers Union

Box 70

Spain: Correspondence and Other Data
Spain: Relief of Basque Children
Sparkman, John
Speare, Dorothy
St
State Department
Stark, Louis
Stein, Harold
Steinbeck, John
Stevenson, Adlai
Stewart, Charles
Stoddard, Charles
Stokely, Wilma
Stone, Thomas
Stong, Benton

Box 71

Strachan, Paul A.
Strachan, Paul A.
Strand, Paul
Strike - Bail Bonds
Strike - Correspondence, General
Strike - Correspondence with Government Officials
Strike Fund
Strike - H. L. Mitchell
Strike - Press Clippings
Strike - Press Releases
Su-Sw

Box 72

Sweeden, Otis L.
Sweetland, Monroe
Swinea, Melvin
Swire, Joe
Ta
Taussig, William
Taylor, Robert
Te-Th
Teachers Award Foundation
Thatcher, M. W.
Thomas, Norman
Thorndike, Joseph
Thorsen, Wallace
Ti-To
Tolan Committee
Toll, Henry
Townsend Plan
Tozier, Ray
Tr-Ty
Trager, Frank
Tresca, Carlo
Truman, Harry S.
Tugwell, Rexford G.
Turlington, Edgar
Turner, Katherine
Twentieth Century Fund
U
Unidentified

Box 73

Union Affairs
Union for Democratic Action
Union for Democratic Action
Union for Democratic Action
United Cannery, Agricultural, Packing and Allied Workers of America
United Nations
United States Department of Commerce
United States Department of Justice Union
United States Department of Labor
United States Pallet Corporation

Box 74

United States Veterans Administration
Uphaus, Willard
Uphaus Case
Urban Renewal
V
Van Dyke, Willard
Villard, Oswald
Vincent, Merle
Voorhis, Jerry
Vorse, Mary
Vournas, George
Vournas, George
Wa

Box 75

Waesche, Russell
Wagner, Robert
Wagner Act
Wagner Act
Waldron, Jay
Walker, Charles
Walker, John
Wallace, Henry A.
Wallace, Henry A.
Wallace, Henry A.
Walsh, J. Raymond
Warburton, Clark

Box 76

Warburg, James
Warne, Colston
Warner Brothers
Washington Committee to Aid Agricultural Workers
Washington Conference: Clippings, March 1936
Washington Conference: General, March 1936
Washington Conference: Replies, March 1936
Washington Conference: Transcripts, March 1936
Washington Post
WCFM
WCFM

Box 77

We
Wechsler, james
Weeks, George
Weisberg, Harold
Weston, Harold
Westwood, Howard
WGMS
Wh-Wi
White, Walter
White, William Allen
Wickard, Claude
Wickersham Commission
Wiesman, Margaret
Wiesman, Margaret

Box 78

Williams, Aubrey
Wilsie, M. J.
Wilson, Walter
Winant, John
Winchell, Walter
Wing, DeWitt
Winship, Thomas
Winslow, Gertrude
Wisconsin Historical Society
Wo-Wy
Wohlforth, Robert
Wood, Scott
Woodbury, Peter
Workers Defense League
World Federation
Writers Board
Wyatt, Wilson
X-Y-Z
Yardney Case

Box 79

The Yardstick
Yates, Sidney
Young Democrats of America
Young, Harriet
Zeuch, Dr. William E.
Zimmerman, William
Zon, Raphael
Cross Reference Sheets

Series 2: Robert Marshall Foundation & Civil Liberties Trust

Robert Marshall was Chief of the Division of Recreation and Lands in the Forest Service of the Department of Agriculture. He died in November 1939 at the age of 38. Jackson was a trustee of both the Robert Marshall Foundation and the Robert Marshall Civil Liberties Trust. This series has correspondence files for both the Foundation and the Trust, arranged chronologically, and subject files with materials relating to the grant applications of various individuals and organizations.

Box 79

Robert Marshall, re Estate of Robert Marshall Foundation, 1940-1941

Box 80

Marshall Foundation, 1942-1947

Box 81

Marshall Foundation and Undated Robert Marshall Civil Liberties Trust, 1948; 1940-1943

Box 82

Robert Marshall Civil Liberties Trust, 1944-1954

Box 83

Robert Marshall Civil Liberties Trust, 1955-1962

Box 84

Robert Marshall Civil Liberties Trust, 1963-1964
Allied Labor News
American Civil Liberties
American Committee for Protection of Foreign Born
American Council of Spanish Speaking People
Americans for Democratic Action
American Guardian
American Labor Education Service
American Security Union
American Youth Congress
American Youth for Democracy
Association of Catholic Conscientious Objectors
Black, Henry
California Housing and Planning Association
Civil Rights Committee
Cooperative Research Associates
Council for Democracy
Council for Pan American Democracy
Direct Legislation Committee of the End Poverty League
Farm Research
Farmer Education and Cooperative Union
Farmers Union Northeastern Division
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America, The
Federated Press
Frontier Films
Friends of Democracy, Inc.
Homsher, Carl S.
Highlander Folk School
Huberman, Leo
Hudson Shore Labor School
In Fact
League for Economic Coordination
League for Industrial Democracy
League of American Writers
League of Women Shoppers, The
Legislative Bulletin, National Lawyers Guild
Methodist Federation for Social Services, The

Box 85

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
National Federation of Constitutional Liberties
National Negro Congress
National Religion and Labor Foundation
National Student Merger Committee Student Defenders of Democracy
National Urban League
Negro Labor Committee
New York Coordinating Committee for Democratic Action
New York Women's Trade Union League (Rose Schneiderman)
November, Harold
Pacific Coast Committee on American Principals and Fair Play
People's Voice
Permanent Professional Theatre in the District of Columbia
Progressive Education Association
Rand School
Service Bureau
Smith, Edwin S.
Social Work Today
Southern Conference for Human Welfare
Southern Film Service
Southern Negro Youth Congress
Southern Tenant Farmers Union
Southern Workers Defense League
Summer School for Office Workers
Survey Graphic Associates
Town Hall, Inc.
Transport Workers Union of America
United Office and Professional Workers of America
Workers Alliance of America
Workers Defense League
Workers Education Bureau
Youth Service
Miscellaneous

Box 86

Lasswell, Harold Robert Marshall Civil Liberties Trust: Preliminary Report, August 15, 1956
Memorandum on Tax Liability of Robert Marshall Foundation, March 3, 1942
Auditor's Report to the Robert Marshall Foundation as of, September 30, 1942
Auditor's Report to the Robert Marshall Foundation as of, December 31, 1942
Auditor's Report to the Robert Marshall Foundation as of, March 31, 1943
Auditor's Report to the Robert Marshall Foundation as of, July 31, 1943
Auditor's Report to the Robert Marshall Foundation as of, October 31, 1943
Auditor's Report to the Robert Marshall Foundation as of, December 31, 1943
Auditor's Report to the Robert Marshall Foundation as of, December 31, 1944
Auditor's Report to the Robert Marshall Foundation as of, March 31, 1945
Auditor's Report to the Robert Marshall Foundation as of, December 31, 1945
Audtior's Report Robert Marshall Civil Liberties Trust, December 31, 1951
Audtior's Report Robert Marshall Civil Liberties Trust, December 31, 1953
Auditor's Report Robert Marshall Civil Liberties Trust, December 31, 1954
Auditor's Report Robert Marshall Civil Liberties Trust, December 31, 1957

Series 3: Sacco-Vanzetti Files, 1927-1962

These files deal with Jackson's efforts on behalf of the Sacco-Vanzetti memorial organizations to arrange anniversary meetings to commemorate the deaths of the two men, publication of the Sacco-Vanzetti letters, the production of the bronze bas-relief of Sacco and Vanzetti by Gutzon Borglum, the attempt of Jackson and some Harvard University alumni to focus attention on Sacco and Vanzetti during the Harvard Tercentenary, sponsorship of a Sacco-Vanzetti manifesto, and the 30th anniversary of the execution of Sacco and Vanzetti. This series is arranged alphabetically by subject or surname of correspondent.

Box 86

A
A
Abbott, Leonard D.
Abbott, W. Lewis
Adams, James Truslow
Apthorp, Mrs. John V.
American Civil Liberties Union
B
B

Box 87

Beffel, John
Beffel, Nicholas
Bent, Silas
Best, Marshall
Boni, Albert and Charles
Borglum, Gutzon
Brown, Heywood
C
Canter, Harry J.
Chafee, Zechariah, Jr.
Clippings
Clippings

Box 88

Clippings
Clippings
Codman, John S.
Cohen, Morris H.
Collins, Seward
Committee for the Vindication of Sacco and Vanzetti
Cook, Waldo
D
Davis, Horace A.
de Rochement, Richard
Dewey, John
Dickson, Mary
Doob, Leonard W.
Dos Passos, John
Dreiser, Theodore
E
Earle, Edward M.
Ehrmann, Herbert B.
Ernst, Morris
F
Felicani, Aldino
Flexner, Bernard
Foreign Letters
Foreign Letters
Fortune
Frankfurter, Felix

Box 89

G
Gilman, Elisabeth
H-J
Hale, Richard W.
Harvard
Herman, William
Huebsch, B. W.
Hurd, John, Jr.
Jack, Cerese
Jackson, Edith
Jackson, Gardner
Jackson, Gardner
K
Kallen, Dr. Horace
Kellogg, Paul
Kent, Rockwell

Box 90

L
Lamont, Corliss
The Lantern
The Lantern
The Lantern
Lathrope, Eunice
Lewis, Alfred Baker
Lewis, Sinclair
Lippman, Walter
Lists
Llewellyn, Karl
Lovett, Sidney
Lowell, A. Lawrence
Luce's Press Clippings Bureau
Lurie, Reuben

Box 91

M
Manifesto, 1947
Manifesto: A-B, 1947
Manifesto: C-F, 1947
Manifesto: G-L, 1947
Manifesto: M-Si, 1947
Manifesto: Smith-Z, 1947
McCann, James
McConnell, Bishop F. J.

Box 92

Memorial Meeting, 1929
Memorial, 1962-1967
Mencken, H. L.
Mikules, T. Leonard
Millay, Edna St. Vincent
Moore, William E.
Morison, S. E.
Mumford, Lewis
Mussey, H. R.
Miscellaneous
N
Nation
National League
Neilson, William A.
O
O'Connor, Tom
The Outlook
Owens, John W.
P
Photos of Borglum Sculpture
Printed Items

Box 93

Printed Items
R
Rolland, Romaine
Russell, Francis
S
Sacco, Nicola
The Sacco-Vanzetti Story
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Sanborn, Robert A.
Schlesinger, Arthur
Simon & Schuster
Sinclair, Upton
T
Thomas, Norman
Thompson, William G.
U-Z
Vanguard Press, Inc.
Van Valkenburgh, W. S.
Weller, Charles Frederick
Wise, Rabbi Stephen

Series 4: Financial Correspondence

Materials relating to accounts, insurance, investments, and taxes, household finances, travel vouchers and correspondence about royalties paid to Jackson by Little, Brown Co. on the published works of Helen Hunt Jackson. Much of Jackson's correspondence with his brother, William S. Jackson, deals with family business and financial transactions.

Box 94

Bank Accounts
Bills: Department Store, utility, automobile, newspaper, etc.
Bonds
Brown Brothers, Harriman, and Company: Correspondence and Statements
Brown Brothers, Harriman, and Company: Value of Securities and Cash, 1945, 1952-1957, 1960, 1964
Insurance
Jackson Family Finances
Jackson, Helen Hunt - Estate of
Jackson, Helen Hunt - Estate of
Taxes

Box 95

Travel Vouchers, Schedules, Accomodations, 1941-1943, 1953, 1956, 1960

Series 5: Speech and Article File

This file contains writings of Jackson and others. Not all of Jackson's speeches and writings are found in this series. Some are found in Miscellaneous Reports, etc. (container 49) and others are attached to correspondence or scattered throughout the collection.

Box 95

Science, Atom Bomb and the Good Life
Stonewall, J. T. - Common Sense Economics
Articles and Speeches by Various Authors
Speeches and Writings by Various Authors
Jackson, Gardner - Farm Labor Writings
Jackson, Gardner - Miscellaneous Writings
Jackson, Gardner - Article on Henry Wallace and Baldwin's Reply
Jackson, Gardner - Henry Wallace: A Divided Mind

Series 6: Bibliographical Materials

College and war records; memorabilia; miscellaneous, undated, notes and drafts.

Box 96

Jackson, Gardner - Biographical
Records: War and College
Letter re Illness; Medical File, 1944
Notebooks (3): History, Philosophy, etc.
Notes re Indians
Miscellaneous Notes and Drafts, etc.
Miscellaneous Notations
Citations, Memorabilia, and Post Cards

Series 7: Newsclipping and Pamphlet Files

Clippings and pamphlets filed according to subject matter.

Box 97

Agency for International Development
Americans for Democratic Action
Business
China
Communism
Education
Election, 1960
Farming
Food
Garst, Roswell
Germany
India
Indians

Box 98

Labor
Labor
Latin America
Migrants and Wetbacks

Box 99

Medical-Scientific
Miscellaneous
People
Politics, 1948-1959
Politics, 1960-1964
Religion
Russia
Social
Social Security - Pensions
Spain

Box 100

Alianza
American Civil Liberties Union
Amherst College Bulletins
Antioch Review
Atomic Power
British Information Service
Business and Industry
Canadian-American Committee
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions - Reports

Box 101

Civil Liberties and Security
Colorado College
Communism
Communist Domination of Unions
Conference on Economic Progress
Cooperatives
Conscientious Objectors

Box 102

Council on Foreign Relations
Demand for Newsprint in the United States
Denmark
Farm Film Foundation
Farm Matters
Farm and Migrant Workers
Farm Tenancy

Box 103

Foreign Service Journal
Fund for the Republic - Reports
Harvard
Indian Health
Indians
International Trade
Jewish Matters
Kickapoo Kamp
Kiskiminetas Springs School

Box 104

Labor
Latin America
Lattimore, Owen
Law
Lerch Governor
Medicine
Middle East
Miscellaneous
National Congress of American Indians

Box 105

National Milk Producers
National Planning Association
National Sharecroppers Union
Nutritional Research
Population
Psychiatry
Public Affairs Institute
Resources for the Future

Box 106

Social Security
Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Taft-Hartley
Taxes
Union Labor Life Insurance Company: Annual Report, 1956-1957
United Nations

Box 107

United Nations: Food and Agricultural Organization
United States Civil Defense
United States Congress: Agriculture
United States Congress: Miscellaneous
United States Courts

Box 108

United States Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
United States Federal Reserve
United States Department of Justice
United States Department of Labor
United States Treasury [Coast Guard]
Vatican and the War

Box 109

Congressional Records, January 4, 1954
Congressional Records, May 3-5, 1955
Congressional Records, January 10, 1961
United States Congress - Hearings: To revise laws relating to immigration, naturalization and nationality, etc., 1952
United States Congress - Hearings: Mexican Farm Labor, 1954
United States Congress - Hearings: Policy for Commercial Agriculture, 1958
United States Congress - Hearings: Revising Tax on Gains from Sales of Depreciable Personal Property, 1960
United States Congress - Hearings: General Farm Legislation, 1960
United States Congress - Hearings: Present Relations fo the Federal Government to the American Indian, 1958

Box 110

United States Congress - Hearings: Investigation of Un-American Propaganda Activities in the United States, 1938
United States Congress - Hearings: Utilization of Farm Crops - Price Spreads, 1949
United States Congress - Hearings: Freedom of Communication, 1961
United States Congress - Hearings: Lobbying, Direct and Indirect, 1950
United States Congress - Hearings: To Control Illegal Migration, 1954
United States Congress - Hearings: National Fertilizer Program, 1947
United States Congress - Hearings: General Housing Legislation, 1949
United States Congress - Hearings: Area Redevelopment Act, 1959
United States Congress - Hearings: Education and Assistance to the Blind, 1959

Box 111

Newsletters and Bulletins

Box 112

Miscellaneous Publications

Box 113

Printed Materials

Box 114

Printed Materials

Box 115

Printed Materials