Repository
ULS Archives & Special Collections
Title Jewish Community Relations Council of Pittsburgh, Pa. Records Creator
Jewish Community Relations Council (Pittsburgh, Pa.)
Collection Number AIS.1965.11 Extent
10.625 Linear Feet
(20 boxes)
Date 1928-1959 Abstract The Jewish Public Relations Council was an organization designed to deal with the problems inherent in the relationships between Jews and all other religions and races. The records in this collection include correspondence, reports, periodicals, and pamphlets of extremist groups and individuals, largely anti-semitic, for the period 1935-1950. Language
English
. Author Archives Service Center Staff. Revisions occurred to the finding aid as a part of the encoding process on May 27, 2003. Publisher ULS Archives & Special Collections Address University of Pittsburgh Library Systemhttp://library.pitt.edu/archives-special-collections Scope and Content Notes The Jewish Public Relations Council was designed to deal with the problems inherent in the relationships between Jews and all other religions and races. Through the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s the Jewish Public Relations Council collected materials from groups and organizations promoting fascism, race-hating, and anti-semitism. This collection contains four series - Series I contains correspondence, reports, periodicals, and pamphlets of organizations, largely anti-semitic. Series II contains subject files on discrimination and anti-semitic individuals. Series III contains periodicals based on racial discrimination. Series IV contains publications including books, journals, reports, and pamphlets from anti-semitic and racially prejudiced individuals and organizations; subjects include anti-semitism, civil rights, discriminations, Nazism, subversive organizations, Father Coughlin, and Gerald K. Smith.
Arrangement
Series I. Organization, 1936-1951
Series II. Subject Files, 1930-1963
Series III. Periodicals, 1928-1963
Series IV. Publications
Access Restrictions
No restrictions.
Acquisition Information
A gift from the Jewish Community Relations Council, Pittsburgh Chapter, June 7, 1965.
Preferred Citation
Jewish Community Relations Council Records, 1928-1959, AIS.1965.11, Archives & Special Collections, University of Pittsburgh Library System
Previous Citation
Jewish Community Relations Council Records, 1928-1959, AIS.1965.11, Archives Service Center, University of Pittsburgh
Jewish Community Relations Council, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Records, 1928-1959, 65:11, Archives of Industrial Society, University of Pittsburgh Libraries
Processing Information
This collection was processed by Archives Service Center Staff in October 2, 1972.
Copyright
Permission for publication is given on behalf of the University of Pittsburgh as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder, which must also be obtained.
Subjects Corporate Names Jewish Community Relations Council (Pittsburgh, Pa.) Personal Names Smith, Gerald L. K. (Gerald Lyman Kenneth) Coughlin, Charles E. (Charles Edward) Other Subjects Social action Ethnic groups Associations Radicalism -- Pennsylvania -- Pittsburgh Discrimination -- Pennsylvania -- Pittsburgh Civil rights -- Pennsylvania -- Pittsburgh Jews -- Legal status, laws, etc. -- Pennsylvania -- Pittsburgh Container List Series I. Organizations , 1936-1951 America First Committee , 1940-1941 Containers box 1 , folder 1-3 America First Party , 1946 Containers box 1 , folder 4 American Boycott Against Aggressor Nations , 1937 Containers box 1 , folder 5 American Civil Liberties Union. Pittsburgh Chapter , 1940-1941 Containers box 1 , folder 6 American Council on Public Affairs , 1939-1940 Containers box 1 , folder 7 American Boycott Against Aggressor Nations , 1939-1941 Containers box 1 , folder 8 American League to Combat Anti-Semitism , 1940 Containers box 1 , folder 9 American Prophetic League, Inc. , 1942 Containers box 1 , folder 10 America's First , ca. 1937-1939 Containers box 1 , folder 11 Anti-Defamation League , 1940 Containers box 1 , folder 12 Appreciate America, Inc. , 1940-1941 Containers box 1 , folder 13 Belgian Information Center , 1941-1942 Containers box 1 , folder 14 Children's Crusade for Children , 1940 Containers box 1 , folder 15 Christian Nationalist Crusade , No Date Containers box 1 , folder 16 Citizenship Educational Service , 1940 Containers box 1 , folder 17 Common Council for American Unity , 1940-1943 Containers box 2 , folder 1 Commission to Study the Organization of Peace , 1943 Containers box 2 , folder 2 Committee for National Morale , 1941-1942 Containers box 2 , folder 3 Committee for the Defense of America's Constitutional Rights , 1938 Containers box 2 , folder 4 Committee to Defend America by Aiding Allies , 1940-1941 Containers box 2 , folder 5 Council for Democracy , 1942 Containers box 2 , folder 6-7 Czechoslovak National Council of America , 1941-1942 Containers box 2 , folder 8 Descendants of American Revolution , 1940 Containers box 2 , folder 9 Deutscher Konsum-Verbund , 1941 Containers box 2 , folder 10 Draft MacArthur for President of the United States , No Date Containers box 2 , folder 11 Educational Policies Commission , 1941 Containers box 2 , folder 12 Fair Rent Committee , 1941-1942 Containers box 3 , folder 1 Friends of Democracy , 1943-1944 Containers box 3 , folder 2 Fight for Freedom Committee, 1941 Containers box 3 , folder 3 German American Bond , 1939 Containers box 3 , folder 4 German American Congress for Democracy , 1942 Containers box 3 , folder 5 German Library of Information , 1940-1941 Containers box 3 , folder 6 Humanity Guild , 1942 Containers box 3 , folder 7 Institute of Jewish Affairs , 1942 Containers box 3 , folder 8 International Coordination Council , 1941 Containers box 3 , folder 9 International Free World Association - Pittsburgh Branch , 1941-1942 Containers box 3 , folder 10 International Workers Order , No Date Containers box 3 , folder 11 Jewish Labor Committee , 1942-1945 Containers box 3 , folder 12 Jewish Peoples Committee , 1941 Containers box 4 , folder 1 Knights of the White Camellia , 1936 Containers box 4 , folder 2 Knights of Young India , 1940 Containers box 4 , folder 3 League for Human Rights, 1941-1942 Containers box 4 , folder 4 League for Industrial Democracy , 1938 Containers box 4 , folder 5 National Committee on the Cause and Cure for War , No Date Containers box 4 , folder 6 New York City Coordinating Committee for Democratic Action , 1941 Containers box 4 , folder 7 Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League to Champion Human Rights, Inc. , 1940-1943 Containers box 4 , folder 8 Public Affairs Association of Pittsburgh , 1941-1942 Containers box 4 , folder 9 Selfhelp of Emigres from Central Europe, Inc. , 1940-1941 Containers box 4 , folder 10 Service Bureau of Intercultural Education , 1940-1941 Containers box 4 , folder 11 State Council for a Pennsylvania FEPC , 1940-1942 Containers box 4 , folder 12 Workers' Defense League , No Date Containers box 4 , folder 13 World Citizens Association , 1942-1946 Containers box 4 , folder 14 Series II. Subject File , 1930-1963 Allport, Gordon W. , No Date Containers box 5 , folder 1 Anti-Black Prejudice , 1943-1957 Containers box 5 , folder 2 Anti-Nazism , 1930-1946 Containers box 5 , folder 3 Anti-Nazism Propaganda , 1940-1942 Containers box 5 , folder 4 Anti-Semitism , 1939 Containers box 5 , folder 5 Anti-Semitism/German Propaganda , 1938-1941 Containers box 5 , folder 6 Anti-Semitism/U.S , 1938-1946 Containers box 5 , folder 7-9 Anti-Semitism/Catholic Opinion , No Date Containers box 5 , folder 10 Civil Rights , 1945-1953 Containers box 5 , folder 11 Civil Rights , 1942-1950 Containers box 6 , folder 1 Civil Rights , 1948-1953 Containers box 6 , folder 2 Civil Rights , 1944-1959 Containers box 6 , folder 3 Church/State/School , 1941-1958 Containers box 6 , folder 4-6 Cole, Reverend Walton E. , 1939-1940 Containers box 6 , folder 7 Community Reports/Anti-Defamation League , 1940 Containers box 7 , folder 1 Democracy , 1938-1950 Containers box 7 , folder 2-3 Defense , 1939-1940 Containers box 7 , folder 4 Dies Committee , 1940 Containers box 7 , folder 5 Discrimination (Careers) , 1939-1948 Containers box 7 , folder 6 Discrimination (Housing) , 1951 Containers box 7 , folder 7 Father Coughlin , 1939-1940 Containers box 7 , folder 8-10 Radio Addresses , 1939-1940 Containers box 7 , folder 11 Fair Employment , 1943-1953 Containers box 8 , folder 1-3 Foreign Agents , 1940 Containers box 8 , folder 4 Foreign Language Press, Western Pennsylvania, Report , 1941 Containers box 8 , folder 5 German Publications , 1937-1940 Containers box 8 , folder 6 Intercultural Education , 1944-1951 Containers box 8 , folder 7 Intercultural Education , 1945-1962 Containers box 9 , folder 1 Intercultural Education , 1940-1960 Containers box 9 , folder 2 Intercultural Education , 1941-1952 Containers box 9 , folder 3 Jewish Veterans , 1942-1946 Containers box 9 , folder 4 KKK, Western Pennsylvania , 1941-1944 Containers box 9 , folder 5 Legislation (Aliens and Immigration) , 1939-1940 Containers box 9 , folder 6 Lindbergh, Charles , 1941 Containers box 9 , folder 7 Marston, Horace M. , 1940 Containers box 9 , folder 8 Nazi Publications , 1935-1937 Containers box 9 , folder 9 Nazis and Jews , 1939-1940 Containers box 10 , folder 1 Negro Anti-Semitism , 1940-1942 Containers box 10 , folder 2 Pelley, William , 1939-1940 Containers box 10 , folder 3 Planned Economy , 1939 Containers box 10 , folder 4 Pro-Jewish material , 1939-1942 Containers box 10 , folder 5 Propaganda/Anti-Semitic , 1936-1939 Containers box 10 , folder 6 Race Relations , 1939-1961 Containers box 10 , folder 7-8 Refugees , 1941 Containers box 10 , folder 9 Smith, Gerald K. , 1936-1941 Containers box 10 , folder 10 Smith, Gerald K. , 1943 Containers box 10 , folder 11-12 Smith, Gerald K. , 1944 Containers box 11 , folder 1-2 Smith, Gerald K. , 1945 Containers box 11 , folder 3-4 Smith, Gerald K. , 1946 Containers box 11 , folder 5-6 Smith, Gerald K. , 1947-1951 Containers box 11A , folder 1 Subversive Organizations , 1940-1942 Containers box 11A , folder 2 Sullivan, E.F. , No Date Containers box 11A , folder 3 Tukacs, Rev. George , 1940 Containers box 11A , folder 4 United Nations , 1943-1958 Containers box 11A , folder 5-7 Wilkie, Wendell , 1940 Containers box 11A , folder 8 Winrod, Rev. Gerald , 1939 Containers box 11A , folder 9 Series III. Periodicals , 1928-1963 A.D.L. Review , 1942 Containers box 12 , folder 1 Action , 1939 Containers box 12 , folder 2 Der Adler , 1940 Containers box 12 , folder 3 America in Danger , 1939 Containers box 12 , folder 4 America Speaks no. 1 , No Date Containers box 12 , folder 5 American Action v. I, no. 1 , 1939 Containers box 12 , folder 6 The American Teacher , 1940 Containers box 12 , folder 7 The American Vindicator v. I, no. 2 , 1939 Containers box 12 , folder 8 Anti Defamation League. Bulletin , 1939 Containers box 12 , folder 9 Anti Defamation League. Newsletter , 1940 Containers box 12 , folder 10 The Anti-Nazi Bulletin , 1939-1940 Containers box 12 , folder 11 Appeal to Reason v. I, no. 5 , 1939 Containers box 12 , folder 12 The Beacon Light , 1939 Containers box 12 , folder 13 Blackshirt v. I, no. 4-5 , 1939 Containers box 12 , folder 14 Boycott Bulletin , 1939 Containers box 12 , folder 15 The Broom v. IX, no. 29 , 1939 Containers box 12 , folder 16 Changing World September , 1941 Containers box 12 , folder 17 Christian Free Press , 1938 Containers box 12 , folder 18 Consolation , 1940 Containers box 12 , folder 19 The Cross and the Flag, vol. 1-2 , 1942-1943 Containers box 12 , folder 20 The Cross and the Flag, vol. 3-4 , 1941-1946 Containers box 12 , folder 21 The Cross and the Flag, vol. 5 , 1946-1947 Containers box 13 , folder 1 The Cross and the Flag, vol. 6 , 1947-1948 Containers box 13 , folder 2 The Cross and the Flag, vol. 7 , 1948-1949 Containers box 13 , folder 3 The Cross and the Flag, vol. 8 , 1949-1950 Containers box 13 , folder 4 The Cross and the Flag, vol. 9 , 1950 Containers box 13 , folder 5 The Cross and the Flag, vol. 21-22 , 1963 Containers box 13 , folder 6 The Defender Magazine , 1939 Containers box 13 , folder 7 Deutscher Weckruf und Beobachter , 1939 Containers box 13 , folder 8 Direction , 1939 Containers box 14 , folder 1 Equality I II , 1939-1940 Containers box 14 , folder 2 Facts in Review , 1939-1941 Containers box 14 , folder 3-4 Facts vs. Fiction I II , 1940-1941 Containers box 14 , folder 5 Fair Employment - Pa. , 1950-1951 Containers box 14 , folder 6 Friends of Democracy's Battle v. 5-8 , 1947-1950 Containers box 14 , folder 7 The Home Front II. , 1946 Containers box 14 , folder 8 Inside German Reports no.2-25 , 1939-1943 Containers box 15 , folder 1 In Re: Germany I-IV , 1941-1944 Containers box 15 , folder 2 Items of Interest in the Congressional Record , 1946 Containers box 15 , folder 3 Jewish Affairs v. 1 no. 5-13 , 1941-1942 Containers box 15 , folder 4 Jewish Digest , 1941 Containers box 15 , folder 5 Judischen Gemeiden in Bohmen und Mahren zu Prag. Rat. Informationsbulletin , 1958-1959 Containers box 15 , folder 6 Judischen Gemeiden in Bohmen und Mahren zu Prag. Rat. Informationsbulletin , 1941-1946 Containers box 15 , folder 7 Judischen Gemeiden in Bohmen und Mahren zu Prag. Rat. Informationsbulletin , 1963-1964 Containers box 16 , folder 1 The Letter , 1945 Containers box 16 , folder 2-3 The Letter , 1946 Containers box 16 , folder 4 The Letter , 1947 Containers box 16 , folder 5 The Letter , 1948 Containers box 16 , folder 6 The Letter , 1949 Containers box 16 , folder 7 The Letter , 1950 Containers box 16 , folder 8 The Letter , 1951-1952 Containers box 16 , folder 9 Liberation , 1928-1939 Containers box 17 , folder 1 National American , 1939 Containers box 17 , folder 2 People and Freedom , 1941-1942 Containers box 17 , folder 3 The Pittsburgh News-letter 1941 Containers box 17 , folder 4 The Propaganda Battlefront 1-4 , 1944-1946 Containers box 17 , folder 5 Protestant Digest , 1942 Containers box 17 , folder 6 Sozialdemokratischer Informations Brief , 1939 Containers box 17 , folder 7 Social Justice , 1942 Containers box 17 , folder 8 The Thunderbolt , 1937 Containers box 17 , folder 9 Tri-State American v. I, no. 1-2 Containers box 17 , folder 10 The Voice for Human Rights , 1940 Containers box 17 , folder 11 L'unita del popolo I II , 1940-1941 Containers box 17 , folder 12 World Jewish Congress, Bulletin , 1942 Containers box 17 , folder 13 World Service 1-6 , 1934-1939 Containers box 17 , folder 14 Series IV. Publications , 1930-1959 Publications, by Author, A-C Containers box 18 Item 1. Agar, William M. Food or Freedom: the Vital Blockade ; New York, Farrar Rinehart, (America In A World at War #13) , c1941
Item 2. Agar, William M. Where Do Catholics Stand? ; New York, Farrar Rinehart, (America in a world at war #4) , c1941
Item 3. Alpenfels, Ethel J. Sense and Nonsense about Race ; New York, Friendship Press , 1946
Item 4. American Association for Jewish Education. Community Responsibility for Jewish Education ; New York , c1940
Item 5. American Association for the United Nations. The United Nations Report #1: The London Session ; New York , 1936
Item 6. American Association for the United Nations. We, the Peoples: A Brief History of the United Nations ; New York: Education Committee for School and College Activities , 1947
Item 7. American Association for the United Nations. United Nations and You ; New York: American Association for the United Nations Education Department , 1947
Item 7a. American Friends of German Freedom. Norway Does Not Yield: The Story of the First Year. ; New York , 1941
Item 8. American Jewish Committee. Jewish Post-War Problems: A Study Course ; New York: Research Institute on Peace and Post-War Problems , 1942 Item 9. American Jewish Committee. Post-War Migrations: Proposal for an International Agency. ; New York: Research Institute on Peace and Post-War Problems , 1943
Item 10. American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee. Aid to Jews overseas: Report on Activities ; New York , 1939
Item 10a. Black, John D., Sir Willmott Lewis, Clarence E. Peckett. America's Food and Europe's Needs ; Philadelphia: The American Academy of Political and Social Science , 1941
Item 11. Anti-Defamation League. Americans All ; Chicago, (Fireside Discussion Group Pamphlet #32) , undated
Item 12. Balderston, John L. Chicago Blueprint ; New York: The American Academy of Political and Social Science , 1943
Item 13. Benedict, Ruth (Fulton). The Races of Mankind ; New York: Public Affairs Committee (Public Affairs Pamphlet #85) , 1946
Item 14. Benet, Stephen Vincent. A Summons to the Free ; New York: Farrar Rinehart, (America In a World at War. #6) , 1940;
Item 15. Benet, Stephen Vincent. They Burned the Books ; New York: Farrar Rinehart , c.1942
Item 16. Bernays, Edward L. Speak up for Democracy ; New York: Viking , 1940
Item 17. Biddle, Francis. Democracy and Racial Minorities ; New York: Institute for Religious Studies , 1943
Item 18. Bone, Hugh A. "Smear" Politics: An Analysis of 1940 Campaign Literature ; Washington, D.C.: American Council on Public Affairs , 1941
Item 19. Britt, George. The Fifth Column Is Here ; New York: Wilfred Funk , c1940
Item 20. Britt, George. Rumors (Made in Germany) ; New York: N.Y.: Council for Democracy , 1942
Item 21. Brookings Institution. Suggested Standards for Determining Un-American Activities ; Washington, D.C. , 1945
Item 22. Bureau on Jewish Employment Problems. Employment Barriers in Wartime ; Chicago , 1942
Item 23. Bureau of Jewish Employment Problems. Some Aspects of Employment Discrimination: An American Problem ; Cleveland , 1941
Item 24. Church, John Merrick. B'nai B'rith ; New York , undated
Item 24a. Citizenship Educational Service. Footprints of the Trojan Horse: Some Methods Used by Foreign Agents Within the United States ; New York , 1940
Item 25. Citron, W.M., ed. Aufbrau Almanac: The Immigrant's Handbook ; New York: German-Jewish Club , 1941
Item 26. Claessens, August. Race Prejudice ; New York: Rand School , c1943
Item 27. Commission to Study the Organization of Peace, Committee of Human Rights. Draft International Bill of Human Rights ; New York , 1947
Item 28. Commission to Study the Organization of Peace. The United Nations and Non-self Governing Peoples: A Plan for Trustreeship ; New York,. , 1944
Item 29. Commission to Study the Organization of Peace. Uniting the Nations for Health ; New York , No Date
Item 30. Common Council for American Unity. The World We Fight For and American Unity ; New York 19p. Addresses by Pearl S. Buck, Sir Norman Angell, Sigred Undset, Thomas Mann, Harold C. Urey, Otto Loeuvi at the Nobel Anniversary Dinner , 1942
Item 31. Consultative Council of Jewish Organizations. International Protection of the Human Rights of Minorities ; New York,. , 1950
Item 32. Council Against Intolerance in America. We're All Americans: Teacher's Manual No. 2 ; New York , 1942
Item 33. Council for Democracy. Advance Through Crisis... ; New York , 1941
Item 34. Culbertson, Ely. Summary of the World Federation Plan ; New York: World Federation , 1943
Publications, by Author, D-K Containers box 19 Item 35. Desser, Hannah F. Here's the Way to Secure These Rights ; Cincinnati: Woman's Division of Christian Service Board of Missions and Church Extension , undated
Item 36. Di Lascia, Alfredo P. L'anti-semitismo e Un'eresia Christiana , undated
Item 37. Eichelberger, Clark M. The United Nations Charter: What Was Done at San Francisco ; New York , 1945
Item 38. Eichelberger, Clark M. Time Has Come for Action ; New York , 1944
Item 39. Eichelberger, Clark M. UN: The First Ten Years ; New York: Harper and Brothers , 1955
Item 40. Embree, Edwin R. Peoples of the Earth ; New York: Hinds, Hayden, and Eldrige , 1938
Item 41. Farazo, Ladislas, ed. German Psychological Warfare: Survey and Bibliography ; New York: Committee for National Morale , 1941
Item 42. Field, Marshall. The Negro Press and the Issues of Democracy ; Chicago: Speech delivered before the First Annual Dinner of the Crystal Press Club , 1944
Item 43. Fisher, Lloyd H. The Problem of Violence: Observations on Race Conflicts in Los Angeles ; San Francisco: American Council on Race Relations , circa 1945
Item 44 Fredman, Joseph George. Brothers in Arms ; New York: Jewish War Veterans of U.S. , 1945
Item 45. Friedrich, Carl J. The Poison in Our System ; New York: Council for Democracy , 1940
Item 46. German Library of Information. Polish Acts of Atrocity Against the German Minority in Poland ; New York , 1940
Item 47. The Goood Neighbor Association, Committee on Propaganda Analysis. Instructions for Recognizing and Reporting Propaganda ; Boston , 1940
Item 48. Hall, Gordon D. The Hate Campaign Against the UN ; Boston: The Beacon Press , circa 1952
Item 49. Hamburger, Ludwig. How Nazi Germany Has Mobilized and Controlled Labor ; Washington, D.C.: Brookings Institute , 1940
Item 50. Haring, Douglas G. Racial Differences and Human Resemblances ; Syracuse , circa 1947
Item 51. Hartley, Livingston. It's Up to the Senate ; New York: American Association for the United Nations , 1945
Item 52. Hartshorne, E. Y. German Youth and the Nazi Dream of Victory ; New York: Farrar Rinehart, (American In a World at War #12) , 1941
Item 53. Height, Dorothy I. Step by Step with Interracial Groups ; New York: Woman's Press , 1948
Item 54. Hoke, Henry. Blackmail ; New York: Reader's Book Service , 1941
Item 55. International Institute of Social Research. Report on Its History, Aims and Activities ; New York , 1939
Item 56. Ickes, Harold L. The Third Term Bugaboo: A Cheerful Anthology , 1940
Item 57. Jewish Welfare Board. In Freedom's Cause ; New York, (Jewish Information Series #3) , 1943
Item 58. Jones, J. Morris. Americans All, Immigrants All ; Washington, D.C.: The Federal Radio Education Committee , undated
Item 59. Kamp, Joseph P. The Fifth Column vs. The Dies Committee ; New Haven, Conn.: Constitutional Educational League , 1941
Item 60. Kamp, Joseph P. Native Nazi Purge Plot ; New Haven, Conn.: Constitutional Educational League , 1942
Item 61. Kamp, Joseph P. Vote CIO ... And Get a Soviet America ; New York , 1944
Item 62. Kellog, Paul, ed. Calling America ; New York: Harper Brothers , circa 1930
Item 63. Kral, Vaclav. Lesson from History : Documents Concerning Nazi Policies for Germanisation and Extermination in Czechoslovakia ; Prague: Orbis , 1961
Item 64. Kulterkamypf Association. The Church struggle in Germany: A Survey of Four Crucial Years ; London , 1937
Publications, by Author, L-Z Containers box 20 Item 65. League of Nations Association. Essential Facts: Underlying World Organization ; New York , 1941
Item 66. Lee, Irving J. Social Action: A Way with Prejudice ; New York: Council for Social Action of the Congregational Christian Churches , 1942
Item 67. Lerner, A. R. The March of Evil ; New York: F.F.F. Publishers , 1945
Item 68. Mayor's Conference on Race Relations. City planning in race relations ; Chicago, (Proceedings of the Chicago Mayor's Conference on Race Relations) , 1944
Item 69. Meany, George. We Call All Men Brothers ; New York, (Address delivered upon receipt of the Philip Murray award from the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund) , 1957
Item 69a. Methodist Church (U.S.). General Board of Education. Bridges of Brotherhood , circa 1947
Item 70. Methodist Church Board of Missions and Church Extensions, Women's Division of Christian Service. A Christian's Primer of the United Nations ; Cincinnati, Ohio , 1950
Item 71. Montreal Women's Anti-Communist League. The Key to the Mystery ; Montreal, Canada , undated
Item 72. Moody, Joseph. Why are Jews Persecuted? ; St. Louis: The Queen's Work , 1938
Item 73. Murphy, Frank. In Defense of Democracy ; Washington, D.C.: American Council on Public Affairs , 1940
Item 74. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. American Rights for American Citizens; New York: NAACP, (41st Annual report) , 1949
Item 75. National Medical Fellowships. Negroes in Medicine ; Chicago , 1952
Item 76. National Council of American Soviet Friendship. The Book the Nazis Like ; New York , 1945
Item 77. Northrup, Herbert R. Will Negroes Get Jobs Now? ; New York: Public Affairs Committee, (Public Affairs Pamphlet #110) , 1945
Item 78. Pennsylvania. Report of the Governor's Commission on Industrial Race Relations: Employment Practices in Pennsylvania ; Harrisburg, Pa. , 1957
Item 79. Phillips, M. E. The Nazi, the Jew, the Christian ; Chicago , circa 1940
Item 80. Radio League of the Little Flower. American Answer to Father Coughlin's Critics ; Royal Oak, Michigan , 1940
Item 81. Rosenberg, James N. Declaration of Interdependence: Human Rights and the United Nations ; New York: The National Conference of Christians and Jews,. (Human Relations Pamphlet #10) , 1947
Item 82. Scherman, Harry. A Philosophy of the War ; New York , 1941
Item 83. Schnapper, Morris Bartel, ed. Five Years of Hitler ; New York: American Council on Public Affairs , circa 1938
Item 84. Schnapper, Morris Bartel, ed. Heywood Broun ; Washington, D.C.: American Council on Public Affairs , 1940
Item 85. Schnapper, Morris Bartel. Youth Betrayed ; New York: International Relief Association , undated
Item 86. Seldes, George. The Facts Are: A Guide to Falsehood and Propaganda in the Press and Radio ; New York: In Fact , 1942
Item 87. Sheen, Fulton J. What Can I Do? ; Washington, D.C.: National Council of Catholic Men , undated
Item 88. Southern Conference for Human Welfare. The Poll Tax ; Washington, D.C.: American Council on Public Affairs , undated
Item 89. Southern Regional Council. Race in the News: Usage in Southern Newspapers ; Atlanta, Ga. , circa 1949
Item 90. Spiegler, Samuel, et al. How Can Jews Survive the Present Crisis? ; Cincinnati: Union of American Hebrew Congregations , 1943
Item 91. Streit, Clarence K. The Essence of Union Now ; New York: The Union Press , 1940
Item 92. Uhl, Alexander. The Assault on the U.N. ; Washington, D.C.: Public Affairs Institute , 1953
Item 92a. United Nations. Secretary-General. The Main Types of Discrimination ; Lake Success, New York: United Nations Commission on Human Rights, Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities , 1949
Item 93. Veterans of Foreign Wars of the U.S. Fifth Column Facts: A Handbook of Information on Nazi, Fascist and Communist Activities in the United States ; Kansas City, Mo. , circa 1940
Item 94. Wallace, Henry A. Century of the Common Man ; New York: International Worker Order , 1943
Item 95. Warburg, James P. The Isolationist Illusion and World Peace ; New York: Farrar Rinehart, (America in a World at War #11) , 1941
Item 96. Wilkins, Roy. The Negro Wants Full Equality ; New York: The Committee of 100 , 1944
Item 97. Willkie, Wendell L. Americans, Stop Being Afraid! ; New York: William E. Rudge's Sons , 1941
Item 98. Winslow, C. E. A. International Organization for Health ; Commission to Study the Organization of Peace , 1944
Item 99. Wolf, Eleanor P., et al. Negro-Jewish Relations ; Detroit: Wayne University, (Wayne University Studies in Inter-groups Conflicts in Detroit #1) , 1944
Item 100. Wisconsin. Governor's Commission on Human Rights. Negro families in rural Wisconsin ; Madison, WI , 1949
Item 101. Workers' Defense League. Labor, Defense, and Democracy ; New York , 1939
Item 102. World Citizens Association. The World at the Crossroads ; Chicago, Illinois , 1946
Item 103. Zocca, Marie Ragonetti. The United Nations: Action for Peace ; New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press , 1955
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