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United Service to China Records, 1934-1967 (bulk 1941-1950): Finding Aid

MC135

Children at the welfare station in Nankin, funded by the China Aid Council, a cooperating agency of United Service to China

Published in 2001

©2006 Princeton University Library

Summary Information

Creator:

United Service to China (U.S.).

Title and dates:

United Service to China Records

1934-1967

bulk 1941-1950

Abstract:

The Records of United Service to China, Inc., known from 1941 to 1946 as United China Relief, Inc., document the activities of the organization from the early formation in 1940 to its official consolidation with the American Bureau for Medical Aid to China in 1966. In addition there is a limited amount of material from other Chinese relief agencies that predate the founding of United China Relief / United Service to China. The Records focus on UCR/USC attempts to raise money in the United States, to educate Americans about China and the Chinese people, and to carry on relief work in China. The collection consists primarily of correspondence among the various individuals and agencies involved with UCR/USC, along with other material produced by the agency, such as minutes and publicity material. In addition, the collection includes a series of photographs dealing with China during the 1940s and efforts in the United States to raise money for China during the same period.

Size:

39.51 linear feet

Call number:

MC135

Location:

Princeton University Library. Department of Rare Books and Special Collections.
Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library.
Public Policy Papers.
Princeton, New Jersey 08540 USA

Language(s) of materials:

English

Storage note:

This collection is stored onsite at the Mudd Manuscript Library.

Organizational History

United Service to China was founded as United China Relief on February 7, 1941 as a membership corporation in the state and county of New York. However, the origins of UCR/USC stretch back more than a year to January 1940 when a group of men known as the Committee of Five first suggested that the various relief agencies raising money for China could work more effectively if they were to work together. The Committee of Five promoted, without much success, this idea throughout the year among the various agencies associated with relief for China. This committee consisted of Dr. Claude Forkner, Mr. Roger Greene, Dr. Edward H. Hume, Dr. John Earl Baker, and Dr. B. A. Garside. The Coordinating Committee for China Relief and Rehabilitation decided in December 1940 that the idea had some merit and began studying ways in which to coordinate their fundraising activities. This committee consisted of representatives from the American Bureau for Medical Aid to China (ABMAC), the China Emergency Relief Committee, the China Aid Council, the American Committee for Chinese War Orphans, the Church Committee for China Relief, China Famine Relief, the American Committee for Chinese Industrial Cooperatives (Indusco, Inc.), and the Associated Boards for Christian Colleges in China (ABCCC). These agencies decided to establish a corporation that would carry on a joint fundraising campaign. All of the agencies on the committee except China Famine Relief elected to become cooperating agencies of the newly formed United China Relief, Inc.

The original intent of the cooperating agencies was that UCR would be a temporary institution which would last only long enough to conduct a 1941 fundraising campaign. The goal of this campaign was to raise $5 million, approximately four times as much as the agencies had been able to raise separately in 1940. UCR was unable to meet this goal by the original July 31 deadline, so the board extended the deadline several times. By the end of the year, UCR had been so successful that the agencies decided to maintain it as a permanent institution in order to raise money on a permanent basis.

In 1942 UCR conducted a very successful campaign, raising approximately $7 million for relief for China. However, this was UCR‘s last independent campaign for several years, because in 1943 UCR joined the National War Fund and conducted most of its fundraising through that agency and under its supervision. This arrangement was a great financial success for UCR.

The next major change in the organization came at the end of the war in 1945. Most of UCR‘s efforts up to this time had been focused on short-term relief work in China to deal with the devastation of the country by the war with the Japanese. After the war the UCR turned instead to projects with more long-term benefits, such as education. The directors felt that the best way they could fulfill their duty to China was to help the Chinese help themselves. As a reflection of its new mission, the board decided in 1946 to change the name of the corporation to United Service to China, Inc.

USC attempted to conduct its first independent campaign in several years in 1946 and extending through 1947. This was not as successful as the campaigns during the war years had been, a condition which the directors attributed to lack of interest in philanthropic organizations among the American people. In an attempt to generate more income, USC joined with an organization known as American Overseas Aid - United Nations Appeal for Children in a joint campaign, through which they had hoped to receive $4.8 million, but eventually received only a few hundred thousand dollars. Although USC tried other fundraising techniques, such as direct mail to those considered most likely to contribute, USC revenue was still far less than in previous years. In addition, growing Communist influence in China made it seem less and less likely that USC would be able to generate support for China, no matter how assiduously it campaigned. As a result, USC had to scale back its activities. USC operated on an ever decreasing scale until the end of 1950, when the directors decided that USC should become inactive. They dismissed all of their employees and ceased all active solicitation as of December 31, 1950.

During the next few months, all the assets of USC except for a small reserve fund were handed over to the two cooperating agencies which were still operating and associated with USC: the American Bureau for Medical Aid to China (ABMAC) and the United Board for Christian Colleges in China (UBCCC, formerly ABCCC). The contributors to USC were informed of the change and asked to make all their contributions either to ABMAC or UBCCC. In the years that followed, USC carried on very limited activities. It did not solicit funds, but it did receive some unsolicited contributions and bequests from estates. It passed these funds, along with interest from the reserve fund, on to its cooperating agencies. The board met once every year in order to maintain USC‘s legal status. The meetings usually lasted only 10 to 15 minutes and consisted of little more than reelecting all the members of the board for the upcoming year.

In 1965, the board decided that USC could do more for China by giving all of its funds to agencies which were actually active in China than by waiting to reactivate itself at some unknown time in the future. It decided to liquidate its reserve fund and hand over the funds to the cooperating agencies to help them continue their programs. The board therefore ordered that the officers of the corporation look into (1) recovering all the funds from dormant accounts which had previously been held by local committees of UCR/USC, and (2) finding a way of terminating USC‘s legal existence. The officers conducted the search for the dormant funds, but the amount that they recovered was negligible.

At the next meeting of the board, in November 1966, the directors voted to divide the financial assets and liabilities of USC evenly between the American Bureau for Medical Aid to China (ABMAC) and the United Board for Christian Higher Education in Asia (UBCHEA, formerly UBCCC). They also voted to consolidate USC and ABMAC, so that ABMAC would take on all the legal obligations of USC, and it would go out of existence as of the close of business on December 31, 1966. In total, UCR/USC had raised over $52 million to aid China, 90% of it between 1941 and 1946, and 99% between 1941 and 1950.

Description

Consists of records of an umbrella organization, originally known as United China Relief (1941-1945) and later as United Service to China (1946-1966), which coordinated various agencies in their wartime and post-war civilian relief activities to aid the people of Nationalist China, first on the mainland and subsequently on Taiwan. Agencies represented include the American Bureau for Medical Advancement in China, the American Friends Service Committee, Indusco, Inc., the Institute of Pacific Relations, and the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration. There are general files of correspondence, articles, speeches, annual reports, budgets, financial statements, documents, agency and committee files, minutes of meetings, files of national, state, and local fund raising material; biographical files on Chinese and American people with interests in aiding China; and publicity and educational program materials. Also present is a large group of photographs of places, events, and people, including such figures as Pearl S. Buck, Walt Disney, Hu Shih, V. K. Wellington Koo, Henry R. Luce, Mary Pickford, and Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Arrangement

This arrangement does not fully reflect the way in which the files were organized when they were being used by UCR/USC. Approximately two thirds of the material was in “General Files” which were arranged in alphabetical order by subject and reverse chronological order within each subject. These were broken down into several series when the collection was processed in order to give researchers easier access to the materials. The rest of the material was maintained as close to original order as possible. The series which were originally part of the General Files include: Board of Directors - General Files; Board of Directors - Correspondence; Internal Committees; Administration Files; Staff; Cooperating Agencies; National War Fund Records; State Campaign Files; China Office Files; Publicity Department; Legal Files; and Financial Files.

• Series I, Board of Directors - General Files, 1940-1966
• Series II, Board of Directors - Correspondence, 1941-19661941-1950
• Series III, Internal Committees, 1940-1950
• Series IV, Administration Files, 1934-19511941-1950
• Series V, Staff, 1941-1957
• Series VI, Cooperating Agencies, 1936-19671941-1950
• Series VII, National War Fund Records, 1943-1946
• Series VIII, State Campaign Files, 1946
• Series IX, China Office Files, 1942-1950
• Series X, Publicity Department, 1941-1950
• Series XI, Legal Files, 1941-19631941-1950
• Series XII, Financial Files, 1941-19661941-1950
• Series XIII, General Correspondence, 1941-19631941-1950
• Series XIV, Biographical Files, 1936-19471940s
• Series XV, Publications, 1941-1949
• Series XVI, Photographs/Negatives, 1916-19501940-1950
• Series XVII, December 2007 Accession, 1939 [ML2007-36], 1939

Access and Use

Access

Collection is open for research use.

Restrictions on Use and Copyright Information

Single photocopies may be made for research purposes. Permission to publish materials from the collection must be requested from the Curator of the Public Policy Papers. Researchers are responsible for determining any copyright questions.

Acquisition and Appraisal

Provenance and Acquisition

The Records were given to the University Library by B.A. Garside, the former Executive Vice President and Secretary of United Service to China, Inc., on 28 March, 1966. The Records had been in the possession of the American Bureau for Medical Aid to China, with which USC consolidated in November 1966. Files relating to the United Council for Civilian Relief in China were donated by Patti Gully in December 2007.

Processing and Other Information

Processing Information

This collection was processed by Douglas Ray in August 1992. The December 2007 Accession was processed by Mike Mellor in December 2007. Finding aid written by Douglas Ray in August 1992 and updated by Mike Mellor in December 2007.

Descriptive Rules Used

Finding aid content adheres to that prescribed by Describing Archives: A Content Standard.

Encoding

Machine-readable finding aid encoded in EAD 2002 by Techbooks and Cristela García-Spitz on October 13, 2006.

Language(s) of this Finding Aid

Finding aid written in English.

Preferred Citation

Identification of specific item; Date (if known); United Service to China Records, Box and Folder Number; Public Policy Papers, Department of Rare Books and Special Collections, Princeton University Library.

Subject Headings

These materials have been indexed in the Princeton University Library online catalog using the following terms. Those seeking related materials should search under these terms.

• Buck, Pearl S. (Pearl Sydenstricker), 1892-1973 -- Photographs.
• Luce, Henry R. (Henry Robinson), 1898-1967 -- Photographs.
• Pickford, Mary, 1893-1979 -- Photographs.
• Roosevelt, Franlin D. (Franklin Delano), 1882-1945 -- Photographs.
• American Bureau for Medical Advancement in China.
• American Friends Service Committee.
• Indusco, Inc.
• Institute of Pacific Relations.
• United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration.
• United Service to China.
• United China Relief (U.S.).
• Nonprofit corporations -- United States -- 20th century.
• Reconstruction (1939-1951) -- China.
• World War, 1939-1945 -- Civilian relief -- China.
• World War, 1939-1945 -- War work -- China.
• China -- Economic conditions -- 20th century.
• China -- Foreign relations -- United States -- 20th century.
• China -- History -- Civil war, 1945-1949.
• China -- Industries -- 1949-1976.
• China -- Social conditions -- 1949-1976.
• China -- Study and teaching -- United States -- 20th century.
• Taiwan -- History -- 1945-
• United States -- Foreign relations -- China -- 20th century.
• Correspondence.
• Files.
• Photographs.
• Records.
• Scrapbooks.
• Speeches.

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• American history/20th century
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• International organizations

Contents List

1. Series I, Board of Directors - General Files, 1940-1966 Description: Series I, Board of Directors - General Files - (1940-1966) is arra nged in alphabetical order by subject and reverse-chronological order within each subject. This series includes the agendas and minutes of the meetings of the Board of Directors as well as files dealing with the administration of the work of the Board of Directors. In addition, the file “Preliminary Organization” contains material on the founding of the corporation. While the board is not officially involved in these activities (because it had not yet come into being) the people involved in the activities described in the documents served as founding members of the board. Also, many issues were decided by the board by means of a mail vote, and UCR/USC kept each of the ballots submitted by each member of the board. However, since the votes were summarized by a cover sheet, and were often unanimous, multiple copies were discarded, and only one sample ballot was retained from each vote to show the format and the text of the ballot. The files entitled “Minutes” contain the minutes of the meetings of the Board of Directors, the Members of the Corporation, the Executive Committee (a subcommittee of the Board of Directors), and the Subcommittee on Operating Budgets interfiled in reverse-chronological order. They are arranged in this order because UCR/USC arranged the minutes in that manner in their own records and because the business of all the committees is so closely related that reference to all of their minutes is necessary to understand them.

2. Agenda, 1943-1966

   Box 1, Folder 1-8

3. Agenda, 1941-1942

   Box 2, Folder 1-2

4. Minutes, 1947-1966

   Box 2, Folder 3-9

5. Minutes, 1943-1946

   Box 3, Folder 1-7

6. Minutes, 1941-1942

   Box 4, Folder 1-4

7. Honorary Directors, 1942-1950

   Box 4, Folder 5

8. Lists and Rosters, 1946-1949

   Box 4, Folder 6

9. Long Range Policy Committee, 1945-1948

   Box 4, Folder 7

10. Newsletter, 1950

    Box 4, Folder 8

11. Preliminary Organization, 1940 December-1941 February

    Box 4, Folder 9

12. Series II, Board of Directors - Correspondence, 1941-1966, bulk 1941-1950 Description: Series II, Board of Directors - Correspondence - (1941-1966 [Bulk 1941-1950]) is arranged in alphabetical order by subject. This series contains the correspondence to and from each member of the board of directors. A large portion of the correspondence consists of invitations to join the board and resignations from the board. The most substantive issue discussed in the correspondence is fundraising. Some of the letters are between members of the board involved in planning the general fundraising campaigns, and some are personal solicitations of friends by members of the board. In addition, there are letters from members of the board to directors of other charitable agencies and also to the National War Fund dealing with coordination of the fundraising. In addition, there is a limited amount of correspondence with the Chinese government in attempts to cut through the bureaucratic red tape, and to carry out UCR/USC‘s mission with as little interference as possible.

13. Barnett, Eugene E, 1944-1955

    Box 5, Folder 1

14. Barnett, Eugene E, 1941-1943

    Box 5, Folder 2

15. Blaine, James G, 1941-1955

    Box 5, Folder 3

16. Brodie, Donald M, 1945-1949

    Box 5, Folder 4

17. Brooke, Mrs. Frederick H, 1948-1960

    Box 5, Folder 5

18. Buck, Pearl S, 1942-1945

    Box 5, Folder 6

19. Bullitt, William C, 1947-1949

    Box 5, Folder 7

20. Buttenwieser, Benjamin J, 1946-1948

    Box 5, Folder 8

21. Carter, Edward C, 1944-1952

    Box 5, Folder 9

22. Carter, Edward C, 1942-1943

    Box 5, Folder 10

23. Carter, Mrs. Edward C, 1943-1950

    Box 5, Folder 11

24. Council of Executives, 1941-1950

    Box 5, Folder 12

25. Decker, Dr. J. W, 1942-1949

    Box 5, Folder 13

26. Donovan, William J, 1946-1949

    Box 6, Folder 1

27. Douglas, William O, 1946-1948

    Box 6, Folder 2

28. Edison, Charles, 1946-1947

    Box 6, Folder 3

29. Edison, Charles, 1945

    Box 6, Folder 4

30. Edison, Charles, 1944

    Box 6, Folder 5

31. Farley, James A, 1944-1949

    Box 6, Folder 6

32. Field, Robert M, 1942-1949

    Box 6, Folder 7

33. Finch, E. C. K, 1948-1952

    Box 6, Folder 8

34. Forbes, Allan, 1947-1949

    Box 6, Folder 9

35. Forkner, Claude E, 1946-1956

    Box 6, Folder 10

36. Fox, Melvin J, 1946-1949

    Box 6, Folder 11

37. Freeman, Mansfield, 1944-1965

    Box 6, Folder 12

38. Gamble, Sidney, 1943-1955

    Box 6, Folder 13

39. Garside, B. A, 1941-1951

    Box 6, Folder 14

40. General Correspondence, 1942-1958

    Box 6, Folder 15

41. Gregerson, Magnus I, 1947-1955

    Box 6, Folder 16

42. Herod, W. R, 1942-1949

    Box 6, Folder 17

43. Hines, Mrs. Ralph J, 1949-1955

    Box 6, Folder 18

44. Hoffman, Dr. Paul, 1942-1950

    Box 6, Folder 19

45. Hu Shih, Dr, 1943-1945

    Box 6, Folder 20

46. Internal Correspondence, 1946-1966

    Box 6, Folder 21

47. Internal Correspondence, 1941-1945

    Box 7, Folder 1

48. Jackson, C. D, 1946-1950

    Box 7, Folder 2

49. Johnson, Hon. Nelson T, 1949

    Box 7, Folder 3

50. Johnston, Eric A, 1948-1949

    Box 7, Folder 4

51. Judd, Walter H, 1943-1950

    Box 7, Folder 5

52. Koo, V. K. Wellington, 1942-1950

    Box 7, Folder 6

53. Lamont, Thomas W, 1941-1948

    Box 7, Folder 7

54. Lilly, Eli, 1943-1950

    Box 7, Folder 8

55. Leiper, Dr. Henry, 1955-1956

    Box 7, Folder 9

56. Lin Yutang, 1943-1947

    Box 7, Folder 10

57. Lord, Mrs. Oswald B, 1947-1955

    Box 7, Folder 11

58. Luce, Henry R, 1941-1949

    Box 7, Folder 12

59. McConaughy, James L, 1942-1950

    Box 7, Folder 13

60. McConaughy, James L. (Confidential), 1945

    Box 7, Folder 14

61. McNutt, Paul V, 1943-1956

    Box 7, Folder 15

62. Marshall, George C, 1946-1949

    Box 7, Folder 16

63. Maurer, Herrymon, 1955

    Box 7, Folder 17

64. Moore, Mrs. Maurice, 1946-1963

    Box 7, Folder 18

65. Mott, Charles Stewart, 1948-1950

    Box 7, Folder 19

66. Nichols, John D, 1948-1950

    Box 7, Folder 20

67. O‘Hara, Bishop John F, 1942-1946

    Box 7, Folder 21

68. Pettit, Clifford W, 1942-1964

    Box 7, Folder 22

69. Post, John, 1942-1950

    Box 7, Folder 23

70. Proctor, Mrs. John A, 1948-1955

    Box 8, Folder 1

71. Ransom, Carter, 1948-1955

    Box 8, Folder 2

72. Rentschler, Mrs. Gordon S, 1949

    Box 8, Folder 3

73. Rhoads, J. Edgar, 1948

    Box 8, Folder 4

74. Rockefeller, John D., 3rd, 1942-1950

    Box 8, Folder 5

75. Roosevelt, Franklin Delano, 1942

    Box 8, Folder 6

76. Rubicam, Raymond, 1942

    Box 8, Folder 7

77. Ruland, Dr. Lloyd S, 1948-1949

    Box 8, Folder 8

78. Rule, Victor A, 1947-1950

    Box 8, Folder 9

79. Selznick, David O, 1942-1949

    Box 8, Folder 10

80. Severinghaus, Aura E, 1946-1950

    Box 8, Folder 11

81. Sidlo, Thomas L, 1942-1949

    Box 8, Folder 12

82. Sloan, Alfred P. Jr, 1942-1949

    Box 8, Folder 13

83. Smith, Robert L, 1943-1950

    Box 8, Folder 14

84. Starr, Cornelius V, 1943-1950

    Box 8, Folder 15

85. Stewart, Maxwell S, 1945-1949

    Box 8, Folder 16

86. Stillman, Charles L, 1944-1950

    Box 8, Folder 17

87. Taft, Mrs. Charles P, 1943-1951

    Box 8, Folder 18

88. Walsh, Richard J, 1942-1955

    Box 8, Folder 19

89. Watson, Hathaway, Jr, 1947-1956

    Box 8, Folder 20

90. Webster, Dr. Jerome P, 1948-1949

    Box 8, Folder 21

91. Wedemeyer, Albert, 1949-1950

    Box 8, Folder 22

92. Welch, Herbert, 1948-1949

    Box 8, Folder 23

93. Whitney, George, 1944-1949

    Box 8, Folder 24

94. Witherow, William P, 1942

    Box 8, Folder 25

95. Willkie, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell L, 1944

    Box 8, Folder 26

96. Wood, Frederick, H, 1943-1944

    Box 8, Folder 27

97. Yarnell, Admiral Harry E, 1942-1949

    Box 8, Folder 28

98. Series III, Internal Committees, 1940-1950 Description: Series III, Internal Committees - (1940-1950) is arranged in alphabetical order by subject and reverse chronological order within each subject. This series contains the files of the organizational committees within UCR/USC which did a large part of the actual work of the corporation. Of particular importance is the Program Committee, which acted as a general planning and supervisory committee on a more regular basis than the more formal board of directors. It had particular responsibility for deciding how to allocate UCR/USC funds and was known for part of 1941 as the Committee on Disbursements. The Staff Committee, which was responsible for dealing with any concerns of the large office staff of UCR/USC, is another significant committee. The Committee of Five and the Coordinating Committee were important during the early cooperation among the agencies and dealt with many conflicts which arose.

99. Advisory Committee on Child Care and Development, 1942-1947

    Box 9, Folder 1-2

100. Advisory Committee on Medicine and Health - Correspondence & Reports, 1934-1943

     Box 9, Folder 3-5

101. Advisory Committee on Medicine and Health - Handicrafts, 1943

     Box 9, Folder 6

102. Advisory Committee on Medicine and Health - Minutes/Mailings, 1942-1945

     Box 9, Folder 7-9

103. Advisory Committee on Medicine and Health - Minutes/Mailings, 1942-1945

     Box 10, Folder 1

104. Campaign Committees & Reports, 1941-1946

     Box 10, Folder 2

105. Chinese Committee, 1948-1949

     Box 10, Folder 3

106. Committee for Administration of Million Dollar Gift, 1944

     Box 10, Folder 4

107. Committee of Five, 1940

     Box 10, Folder 5

108. Committee on American Activities, 1945-1948

     Box 10, Folder 6-7

109. Committee on Consultation with Agencies, 1942

     Box 10, Folder 8

110. Committee Services, 1943-1945

     Box 10, Folder 9

111. Coordinating Committee, 1940-1941

     Box 10, Folder 10-11

112. Executive Staff, 1941

     Box 10, Folder 12

113. Fellowship Committee, 1946-1948

     Box 10, Folder 13

114. Joint Committee for Continuation of a Joint Fundraising Organization, 1941

     Box 11, Folder 1

115. National Advisory Committee, 1941-1944

     Box 11, Folder 2

116. National Campaign Executive Committee, 1946

     Box 11, Folder 3

117. Nominating Committee, 1942-1947

     Box 11, Folder 4

118. Program Committee, 1949-1950

     Box 11, Folder 5-7

119. Program Committee - Beneficiaries of USC (#25-74), 1941-1949

     Box 11, Folder 8-10

120. Program Committee - Agenda, 1948

     Box 11, Folder 11

121. Program Committee - Agenda, 1943-1947

     Box 12, Folder 1-6

122. Program Committee - Agenda, 1941-1942

     Box 13, Folder 1-2

123. Program Committee - Minutes, 1944-1948

     Box 13, Folder 3-7

124. Program Committee - Minutes, 1941-1943

     Box 14, Folder 1-4

125. Program Committee - Correspondence, 1945-1948

     Box 14, Folder 5-8

126. Program Committee - Correspondence, 1941-1944

     Box 15, Folder 1-4

127. Program Committee - Dinners, 1943

     Box 15, Folder 5

128. Program Committee - Memos and Suggestions, 1942-1943

     Box 15, Folder 6-7

129. Program Committee - Princeton Conference, 1943

     Box 15, Folder 8

130. Program Committee - Student Relief, 1943

     Box 16, Folder 1

131. Quota Committee, 1942

     Box 16, Folder 2

132. Special Emergency Committee, 1941-1942

     Box 16, Folder 3

133. Staff Committee - Constitution and By-laws, 1943-1944

     Box 16, Folder 4

134. Staff Committee - Correspondence, 1943-1944

     Box 16, Folder 5

135. Staff Committee - Elections, 1944

     Box 16, Folder 6

136. Staff Committee - General Activities, 1943

     Box 16, Folder 7

137. Staff Committee - Gift Fund, 1943

     Box 16, Folder 8

138. Staff Committee - Letters Received from Staff, 1943-1944

     Box 16, Folder 9

139. Staff Committee - Memos, 1942-1944

     Box 16, Folder 10

140. Staff Committee - Minutes, 1943

     Box 16, Folder 11

141. Staff Committee - Staff Meetings, 1942-1944

     Box 16, Folder 12

142. Staff Committee - Notices to Staff, 1943-1944

     Box 16, Folder 13

143. Staff Committee - Secretary‘s Folder, 1943-1944

     Box 16, Folder 14

144. Staff Committee - War Activities (Blood Bank, Knitting, etc.), 1943

     Box 16, Folder 15

145. Writers‘ Committee - Dinner, 1941

     Box 16, Folder 16

146. Series IV, Administration Files, 1934-1951, bulk 1941-1950 Description: Series IV, Administration Files - (1934-1951 [Bulk 1941-1950]) is arranged in alphabetical order by subject and reverse-chronological order within each subject. This series deals with all aspects of the corporation. It contains documents on how UCR/USC was organized on a nation-wide level, including information on the hierarchical organization of the agency, handbooks for regional and local directors, and form letters sent out in mass mailings. It also includes information about the organization of the central office in New York, including a large number of inter-office memoranda. In addition, this series deals with UCR/USC‘s interaction with other charitable organizations as well as documents concerned with many of the individuals who were important to UCR/USC‘s efforts who were not on the board of directors and reports of the activities of UCR/USC. One item in this series, the “Regional Directors Manual” is located at the end of the collection in box 91, the oversize box.

147. Advisory Committee on Voluntary Foreign Aid of the United States Government, 1946-1953

     Box 16, Folder 17-18

148. American Committee for Non-participation in Japanese Aggression, 1941-1942

     Box 16, Folder 19

149. American Council of Voluntary Agencies for Foreign Service, 1948-1953

     Box 16, Folder 20-21

150. American Council of Voluntary Agencies for Foreign Service, 1944-1947

     Box 17, Folder 1-4

151. American Overseas Aid, 1947-1950

     Box 17, Folder 5-8

152. American Overseas Aid, New York Committee, 1948

     Box 17, Folder 9

153. Bulletins, Headquarters, 1941

     Box 17, Folder 10

154. By-laws (Revisions), 1946

     Box 17, Folder 11

155. California area files, 1941-1942

     Box 18, Folder 1

156. Charts and Graphs, 1941-1944

     Box 18, Folder 2

157. Chiang Kai-shek, Mme, 1943-1944

     Box 18, Folder 3

158. Coding Procedure, 1942

     Box 18, Folder 4

159. Colleges - Dr. Wriston‘s Educators Committee, 1941

     Box 18, Folder 5

160. Commission for International Educational Reconstruction, 1946-1950

     Box 18, Folder 6

161. Communities not to Receive 1949 Mail Appeals from USC, 1949

     Box 18, Folder 7

162. Community Chests and Councils, Inc, 1942-1949

     Box 18, Folder 8-9

163. Controller for China, 1944-1946

     Box 18, Folder 10

164. Cowles, Grand Commander John H, 1942

     Box 18, Folder 11

165. Cowles, Mrs. Gardner, 1948

     Box 18, Folder 12

166. Cox, Susan Elizabeth, 1942

     Box 18, Folder 13

167. Currie, Lauchlin, 1942

     Box 18, Folder 14

168. Educational Program Committee, 1946

     Box 18, Folder 15

169. Executive Staff, 1941-1942

     Box 18, Folder 16

170. Ekins, H. R, 1946-1948

     Box 18, Folder 17

171. Form Letters and Publicity Material, 1946-1950

     Box 18, Folder 18

172. Form Letters and Publicity Material, 1941-1946

     Box 19, Folder 1-5

173. General Outline of Organization, 1941

     Box 19, Folder 6

174. Greene, Roger S, 1943-1946

     Box 19, Folder 7

175. Hawaii, 1942

     Box 19, Folder 8

176. Hinder, Eleanor M, 1944

     Box 19, Folder 9

177. Hoover, Herbert, 1947

     Box 19, Folder 10

178. Hotz, Robert B, 1946

     Box 19, Folder 11

179. Howard, Donald S, 1946-1950

     Box 19, Folder 12

180. Huggins, G. Ellsworth, 1943

     Box 19, Folder 13

181. Hyatt Glee Club, 1946

     Box 19, Folder 14

182. Hughes, Mildred, 1944-1948

     Box 19, Folder 15

183. International Business Machines, 1946-1949

     Box 19, Folder 16

184. Inter-office Memos Concerning Accounting, 1942-1949

     Box 19, Folder 17

185. Inter-office Memos Concerning China Program, 1942-1946

     Box 19, Folder 18

186. Inter-office Memos Concerning Fundraising, 1942-1947

     Box 19, Folder 19

187. Inter-office Memos Concerning Policy and Organization, 1942-1946

     Box 20, Folder 1

188. Inter-office Memos Concerning Publicity, 1942-1945

     Box 20, Folder 2

189. Jones, John Price, Corporation, 1941

     Box 20, Folder 3

190. Kwei, Paul C. T, 1943-1944

     Box 20, Folder 4

191. Labor, 1942-1946

     Box 20, Folder 5

192. Lawyers Trust Company, 1942-1947

     Box 20, Folder 6

193. Laird, Clinton N. (USC Chairman Claremont, California), 1950

     Box 20, Folder 7

194. Lists, 1941-1942

     Box 20, Folder 8

195. Liu, Dr. J. Heng, 1943-1945

     Box 20, Folder 9

196. Lobenstine, Dr. Edwin C, 1944-1949

     Box 20, Folder 10

197. Local Chairman‘s Handbook, circa 1942

     Box 20, Folder 11-12

198. Long Range Policy, 1942-1946

     Box 20, Folder 13

199. McIntyre, Bishop Francis A, 1945-1946

     Box 20, Folder 14

200. Mackay, James A, 1944

     Box 20, Folder 15

201. Movie Program Meetings, 1946

     Box 20, Folder 16

202. New York Trust Company, The, 1941-1942

     Box 20, Folder 17

203. Norton, Paul, 1949-1951

     Box 20, Folder 18

204. Old China Hands, 1942

     Box 20, Folder 19

205. Office Organization, 1942-1950

     Box 21, Folder 1

206. Organization Charts, 1942-1945

     Box 21, Folder 2

207. Organization (Cities and Communities), 1942

     Box 21, Folder 3

208. Orphans, 1943-1945

     Box 21, Folder 4

209. Personnel, 1942-1948

     Box 21, Folder 5

210. Policy on China, 1946-1949

     Box 21, Folder 6

211. Pottstown Poll, 1946-1947

     Box 21, Folder 7

212. Private Philanthropy at Work in China Program, 1949

     Box 21, Folder 8

213. Programs in China Aided by UCR, 1942

     Box 21, Folder 9

214. Programs in China Supported by the 1941 Campaign, 1942

     Box 21, Folder 10

215. Progress Reports, 1941

     Box 21, Folder 11

216. Purchasing and Ordering Procedure, 1942

     Box 21, Folder 12

217. Regions and Quotas, 1942

     Box 21, Folder 13

218. Regional Chairmen, 1941-1943

     Box 21, Folder 14

219. Retirement Plan for UCR, 1935-1949

     Box 21, Folder 15

220. Sample Letters, 1942-1943

     Box 21, Folder 16

221. Schools, 1942-1943

     Box 21, Folder 17

222. Seventeen Ninety Broadway Corporation, 1941-1954

     Box 21, Folder 18

223. Smith, Norman C, 1946-1965

     Box 22, Folder 1

224. Social Service Employees Union, 1943

     Box 22, Folder 2

225. Statistical Reports, 1942-1943

     Box 22, Folder 3

226. Sun Yat-sen, Mme., Statements Made by, 1946

     Box 22, Folder 4

227. United Clearing Board in China, 1944-1947

     Box 22, Folder 5

228. Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company, 1942

     Box 22, Folder 6

229. Series V, Staff, 1941-1957 Description: Series V, Staff - (1941-1957) is arranged in alphabetical order by last name of each individual. This series deals with people who worked for UCR/USC in one capacity or another. It includes members of the Speakers Bureau and businessmen in the lend-lease program. Men in this program were employed by corporations, but were not able to do their jobs because of the conditions of war. The corporations continued to pay their salaries, but they worked for UCR/USC at the nominal rate of one dollar per year. The series also includes files about workers in the main office in New York which include personnel information as well as many internal memoranda of varying importance. Other material dealing with employees of UCR/USC can be found in the Internal Committees series in the folders marked “Staff Committee”.

230. Bailey, Wes, 1941-1942

     Box 22, Folder 7

231. Baker, G. Cornelius, 1941

     Box 22, Folder 8

232. Ballin, Edward, 1943-1945

     Box 22, Folder 9

233. Barnett, Robert W, 1941-1943

     Box 22, Folder 10

234. Bell, V. Y, 1942

     Box 22, Folder 11

235. Bishop, Ralph K, 1946-1947

     Box 22, Folder 12

236. Blackmer, Leonard, 1941-1942

     Box 22, Folder 13

237. Brinckerhoff, Mrs. J. Howard (Field Director), 1949

     Box 22, Folder 14

238. Burrell, Leland E, 1941

     Box 22, Folder 15

239. Chan Wing-tsit, Dr, 1945-1946

     Box 22, Folder 16

240. Chang, Tennyson, 1943-1944

     Box 22, Folder 17

241. Chu, Mary, 1943-1946

     Box 22, Folder 18

242. Clark, Sanford S, 1942

     Box 22, Folder 19

243. Cornelius, Helen A, 1946-1947

     Box 22, Folder 20

244. Cox, W. H, 1942

     Box 22, Folder 21

245. Davis, Louis W, 1946

     Box 22, Folder 22

246. Derstine, William A, 1941

     Box 22, Folder 23

247. Duvall, Josephine, 1943-1950

     Box 22, Folder 24

248. Edwards, Dwight W, 1944-1951

     Box 22, Folder 25

249. Fay, Edward, 1946-1947

     Box 22, Folder 26

250. Ferguson, Mary F, 1944-1947

     Box 23, Folder 1

251. Fisher, Mrs. Frederick B, 1943

     Box 23, Folder 2

252. Fitch, Geraldine T. (Mrs. George A.), 1942-1948

     Box 23, Folder 3

253. Fite, Mrs. Emerson D., USC Chairman Poughkeepsie, NY, 1950

     Box 23, Folder 4

254. Fletcher, Scott, 1942-1947

     Box 23, Folder 5

255. Frye, Ralph, 1942-1943

     Box 23, Folder 6

256. Hall, Clifford, 1944

     Box 23, Folder 7

257. Hallenback, Ernest A, 1947-1950

     Box 23, Folder 8

258. Hankemeyer, Natalie, 1947-1962

     Box 23, Folder 9

259. Hedrick, Bayard M, 1941-1945

     Box 23, Folder 10

260. Henry, Robert T, 1942

     Box 23, Folder 11

261. Hill, W. T. S. (Field Director), 1948-1949

     Box 23, Folder 12

262. Johnson, Opal, 1946-1949

     Box 23, Folder 13

263. Lecoq, Victor (Field Director), 1947-1949

     Box 23, Folder 14

264. Lee, William Yinson, 1948-1949

     Box 23, Folder 15

265. Lee, Virginia, 1944-1946

     Box 23, Folder 16

266. Lee Ya-Ching, 1942-1944

     Box 23, Folder 17

267. Leigh, William T, 1949

     Box 23, Folder 18

268. Liu Liang-mo, 1944-1948

     Box 23, Folder 19

269. McCoy, G. L, 1942-1943

     Box 23, Folder 20

270. MacLachlan, Douglas, 1947-1954

     Box 23, Folder 21

271. Mills, Theodore M, 1946-1947

     Box 23, Folder 22

272. Moore, Evelyn, 1946-1948

     Box 23, Folder 23

273. Moore, Kneeland S, 1942-1947

     Box 23, Folder 24

274. Mueller, A. A, 1942-1943

     Box 23, Folder 25

275. Nelson, Daniel, 1943

     Box 23, Folder 26

276. Osborne, Dr. Ernest G, 1946-1949

     Box 23, Folder 27

277. Perry, H. G, 1943-1944

     Box 23, Folder 28

278. Rhodes, Peter, 1942

     Box 23, Folder 29

279. Rugh, Arthur, 1942

     Box 23, Folder 30

280. Ryan, K. A, 1942-1943

     Box 23, Folder 31

281. Ryan, Dr. W. Carson, 1945-1948

     Box 23, Folder 32

282. Seaman, Henry B, 1947-1949

     Box 23, Folder 33

283. Shanley, Anne, 1949-1950

     Box 23, Folder 34

284. She, Louise, 1948-1950

     Box 23, Folder 35

285. Soong, T.V, 1942-1945

     Box 24, Folder 1

286. Soroka, Margery, 1944-1947

     Box 24, Folder 2

287. Stettinius, Edward R., Jr, 1944-1946

     Box 24, Folder 3-4

288. Sweet, Lennig, 1945-1948

     Box 24, Folder 5-7

289. Swift, O.P, 1941-1957

     Box 24, Folder 8

290. Tee-van, Mrs. John, 1947-1949

     Box 24, Folder 9

291. Thompson, Lyman, 1942-1950

     Box 24, Folder 10

292. Towner, Wayland D, 1945-1947

     Box 24, Folder 11

293. Tsiang, Dr. T. F, 1943-1946

     Box 24, Folder 12

294. Walker, J. Murray, 1942-1943

     Box 24, Folder 13

295. Warendorff, Marion, 1944-1946

     Box 24, Folder 14

296. Wei Yung-ching, 1943

     Box 24, Folder 15

297. Wertheim, E. L, 1943

     Box 24, Folder 16

298. Winfield, Gerald F, 1947-1950

     Box 24, Folder 17

299. Series VI, Cooperating Agencies, 1936-1967, bulk 1941-1950 Description: Series VI, Cooperating Agencies - (1936-1967 [Bulk 1941-1950]) is arranged in alphabetical order by subject and reverse-chronological order within each subject. This series includes correspondence with the agencies for which UCR/USC was raising funds. It also contains a limited amount of the internal records of some of those agencies, such as minutes and publicity material. The most important of these agencies are the American Board for Medical Aid to China (ABMAC), the Associated Boards for Christian Colleges in China (ABCCC), and Indusco (The American Committee in Aid of Chinese Industrial Cooperatives). ABCCC changed its name to the United Board for Christian Colleges in China (UBCCC) in 1946, and then to the United Board for Christian Higher Education in Asia (UBCHEA) in 1956, and its records are filed under the name of the agency in each period.

300. Agencies, 1942-1944

     Box 25, Folder 1

301. Agencies - Agreements, 1941-1942

     Box 25, Folder 2

302. Memos, 1945-1950

     Box 25, Folder 3

303. Memos, 1941

     Box 25, Folder 4

304. American Advisory Committee (Church Committee for China Relief), 1946-1947

     Box 25, Folder 5

305. American Bureau for Medical Aid to China, Inc. (ABMAC), Consolidation with, 1966-1967

     Box 25, Folder 6

306. ABMAC, 1946-1966

     Box 25, Folder 7-12

307. ABMAC, 1944 July-1946

     Box 26, Folder 1-8

308. ABMAC, 1943 January-1944 June

     Box 27, Folder 1-6

309. ABMAC - Emergency Medical Service Training Schools Report, 1938-1943

     Box 27, Folder 7

310. ABMAC, 1942 July-1942 December

     Box 27, Folder 8-9

311. ABMAC, 1940 December-1942 June

     Box 28, Folder 1-3

312. American-Chinese Committee of the Mass Education Movement, 1945-1955

     Box 28, Folder 4-6

313. Bulletins American Friends Service Committee, 1947-1950

     Box 28, Folder 7

314. Annual Reports, 1946-1947

     Box 28, Folder 7

315. American Friends Service Committee, 1946-1956

     Box 28, Folder 8-10

316. American Friends Service Committee, 1941-1945

     Box 29, Folder 1-6

317. Associated Boards for Christian Colleges in China (ABCCC) - Publicity Material, 1942-1943

     Box 29, Folder 7

318. ABCCC - Booklets, Reports, etc, 1936-1947

     Box 29, Folder 8

319. ABCCC - Correspondence, 1947

     Box 29, Folder 9

320. ABCCC - Correspondence, 1941-1946

     Box 30, Folder 1-6

321. ABCCC - Minutes, 1945 July-1946

     Box 30, Folder 7-8

322. ABCCC- Minutes, 1943-1945June

     Box 31, Folder 1-3

323. China Aid Council, 1946-1950

     Box 31, Folder 4-7

324. China Aid Council, 1941-1945

     Box 32, Folder 1-5

325. China Aid Council - Minutes, 1943-1948

     Box 32, Folder 6-7

326. China Child Welfare, 1942-1945

     Box 33, Folder 1

327. China Emergency Relief Committee, 1940-1943

     Box 33, Folder 2

328. China‘s Children Fund, Inc, 1942-1945

     Box 33, Folder 3-5

329. Church Committee for China Relief, 1942-1946

     Box 33, Folder 6-10

330. Church Committee for China Relief, 1941

     Box 34, Folder 1

331. Church Committee for China Relief - Income, Expenses, Bulletins, 1941

     Box 34, Folder 2

332. Church Committee for China Relief - Minutes, 1943-1945

     Box 34, Folder 3-5

333. Church Committee for China Relief - Publicity Materials, 1940s

     Box 34, Folder 6

334. Church World Service, 1946-1951

     Box 34, Folder 7-9

335. Indusco, Inc, 1948-1951

     Box 34, Folder 10-11

336. Indusco, Inc, 1943-1947

     Box 35, Folder 1-7

337. Indusco, Inc, 1941-1942

     Box 36, Folder 1-2

338. Indusco, Inc. - Minutes, 1943-1945

     Box 36, Folder 3-5

339. Indusco, Inc. - Publicity Materials, 1942-1943

     Box 36, Folder 6

340. Indusco, Inc. - Indusco Bulletin, 1947-1952

     Box 36, Folder 7

341. Institution for the Chinese Blind, 1942-1950

     Box 36, Folder 8-11

342. United Board for Christian Higher Education in Asia (UBCHEA), 1960-1967

     Box 36, Folder 12-13

343. United Board for Christian Colleges in China (UBCCC), 1946-1959

     Box 37, Folder 1-6

344. World Student Service Fund, 1942-1945

     Box 37, Folder 7-10

345. Series VII, National War Fund Records, 1943-1946 Description: Series VII, National War Fund Records - (1943-1946) is arranged in alphabetical order by subject and reverse-chronological order within each subject. This series contains records of UCR/USC‘s dealings with the National War Fund, an organization through which UCR participated with many other charitable organizations for a joint fund-raising effort during World War II. It also contains examples of the publicity material which the National War Fund published for purposes of fund-raising.

346. Contracts, 1943-1946

     Box 38, Folder 1

347. Correspondence, 1943-1946

     Box 38, Folder 2-6

348. Literature and Pamphlets, 1943-1945

     Box 38, Folder 7

349. Series VIII, State Campaign Files, 1946 Description: Series VIII, State Campaign Files - (1946) is arranged in alphabetical order by state. This series contains the state-by-state reports of UCR‘s 1946 fund-raising campaign. Each state report consists of an a summary of how successful the campaign was on a state-wide level and also summaries of the amount of funds raised by each local committee. New York State does not follow this general pattern, but instead has separate reports for New York City, Long Island, Westchester, and the rest of the state. Also, some state files include additional material that pertains to other campaigns.

350. United States, 1946

     Box 39, Folder 1

351. Alabama - Florida [AL,AK,AZ,AR,CA,CO,CT,DE,DC,FL], 1946

     Box 39, Folder 2-13

352. Georgia - Iowa [GA,ID,IL,IN,IA], 1946

     Box 40, Folder 1-8

353. Iowa - Michigan [IA,KS,KY,LA,ME,MD,MA,MI], 1946

     Box 41, Folder 1-9

354. Michigan - Missouri [MI,MN,MS,MO], 1946

     Box 42, Folder 1-11

355. Missouri - New York [MO,MT,NE,NV,NH,NJ,NM,NY], 1946

     Box 43, Folder 1-10

356. New York - Oregon [NY,NC,ND,OH,OK,OR], 1946

     Box 44, Folder 1-9

357. Pennsylvania - Texas [PA,RI,SC,SD,TN,TX], 1946

     Box 45, Folder 1-8

358. Texas, 1946

     Box 46, Folder 1-10

359. Texas - Washington [TX,UT,VT,VA,WA], 1946

     Box 47, Folder 1-13

360. West Virginia - Wyoming [WV,WI,WY], 1946

     Box 48, Folder 1-7

361. Series IX, China Office Files, 1942-1950 Description: Series IX, China Office Files - (1942-1950) is arranged in reverse-chronological order. This series contains the correspondence of the office which UCR/USC maintained in several successive Chinese cities to handle distribution of its funds and to oversee its activities in China. Most of the correspondence is with UCR/USC Headquarters in New York and deals primarily with financial matters, the security of the messages which they are transmitting, and the interference of the Chinese government in their activities. This correspondence is made up of telegrams and letters, each of which was assigned a number when it was sent out. This was in order to detect possible tampering with the mail by the Chinese government. UCR‘s plan was to keep track of the numerical sequence to determine if any numbers were missing, so that they would know if the Chinese had suppressed one of their letters.

362. Correspondence, 1948-1950

     Box 49, Folder 1-9

363. Correspondence, 1946 October-1947

     Box 50, Folder 1-8

364. Correspondence, 1945 July-1946 September

     Box 51, Folder 1-9

365. Correspondence, 1944 July-1945 June

     Box 52, Folder 1-9

366. Correspondence, 1942 February-1944 June

     Box 53, Folder 1-10

367. Series X, Publicity Department, 1941-1950 Description: Series X, Publicity Department - (1941-1950) is arranged in alphabetical order by subject. This series contains material dealing with UCR/USC‘s efforts in two major areas: fundraising and education. Among the documents dealing with fundraising are those concerned with the Million Dollar Fund, a gift from a single anonymous donor. The China Relief Legion was a program that UCR/USC administered to honor major contributors. Other fundraising information is contained in the files marked “Foundations”; these deal with foundations across the country that UCR/USC solicited. The educational aspects of UCR/USC were seen as an important component of its mission to aid China. This series contains information about the books, pamphlets, and motion pictures which UCR/USC published. Also, the news releases which UCR/USC published to help keep China in the news are included, along with documents pertaining to some of the celebrations of Chinese culture and society which UCR/USC helped to promote. Additional related material can be found in the Publications series, where some of the educational materials of UCR/USC can be found.

368. Books, circa 1941

     Box 54, Folder 1

369. Bridge to Yinshi, 1946

     Box 54, Folder 2

370. China News Digest (Survey of Responses), 1946

     Box 54, Folder 3

371. China Relief Legion, 1948-1950

     Box 54, Folder 4

372. China Relief Legion Certificates, 1942-1949

     Box 54, Folder 5

373. China Relief Legion Fellowships, 1948-1950

     Box 54, Folder 6

374. China Relief Sunday, 1941-1942

     Box 54, Folder 7

375. China Week, 1942

     Box 54, Folder 8

376. Chinese Plays, 1942-1945

     Box 54, Folder 9

377. Correspondence, 1943

     Box 54, Folder 10

378. Films, 1942-1950

     Box 54, Folder 11

379. Foundations, 1947

     Box 54, Folder 12

380. Foundations, 1941

     Box 54, Folder 13

381. Foundations - Appeals, 1941-1942

     Box 54, Folder 14

382. Foundations - Lists, 1942

     Box 54, Folder 15

383. Foundations - National, 1942

     Box 54, Folder 16

384. Foundations - Special Appeals, 1941-1942

     Box 54, Folder 17

385. Fund-raising - American Activities Division, 1948

     Box 55, Folder 1

386. Fund-raising Organization for China (Report), 1942

     Box 55, Folder 2

387. Harmon Foundation, 1943-1944

     Box 55, Folder 3

388. House, Herbert, 1942-1943

     Box 55, Folder 4

389. International News Service, 1947-1948

     Box 55, Folder 5

390. Invitations, 1946

     Box 55, Folder 6

391. Jones, Alfred W. - Report on Chinese-American Relations, 1945

     Box 55, Folder 7

392. July Seventh Celebration, 1944-1945

     Box 55, Folder 8

393. Life, Time, and Fortune Magazines, 1944-1945

     Box 55, Folder 9

394. Mail Appeal - Sample Letters, 1947

     Box 55, Folder 10

395. Manuscripts - Original, 1942

     Box 55, Folder 11-12

396. National Educational Film, Inc, 1946

     Box 55, Folder 13

397. News Releases, 1945-1948

     Box 55, Folder 14

398. News Releases, 1942-1943

     Box 56, Folder 1-2

399. October Tenth Celebration, 1944-1948

     Box 56, Folder 3

400. One Million Dollar Fund - Acknowledgments, 1948-1949

     Box 56, Folder 4

401. One Million Dollar Fund - ABMAC, 1944-1948

     Box 56, Folder 5

402. One Million Dollar Fund - China Aid Council, 1945-1948

     Box 56, Folder 6

403. One Million Dollar Fund - Church World Service, 1947-1948

     Box 56, Folder 7

404. One Million Dollar Fund - Correspondence, 1943-1949

     Box 56, Folder 8-9

405. One Million Dollar Fund - Dominican Sisters, 1946

     Box 56, Folder 10

406. One Million Dollar Fund - Indusco, Inc, 1946-1948

     Box 57, Folder 1

407. One Million Dollar Fund - Institute for the Chinese Blind, 1945

     Box 57, Folder 2

408. One Million Dollar Fund - Maryknoll Fathers, 1946-1948

     Box 57, Folder 3

409. One Million Dollar Fund - Miscellaneous Invoices and Correspondence, 1945-1947

     Box 57, Folder 4

410. One Million Dollar Fund, Report on, 1943-1946

     Box 57, Folder 5

411. One Million Dollar Fund - UBCCC, 1947

     Box 57, Folder 6

412. One Million Dollar Fund - USC China Office, 1948

     Box 57, Folder 7

413. Publications - Non USC, 1942-1950

     Box 57, Folder 8

414. Radio Correspondence, 1942

     Box 57, Folder 9

415. Radio Reports, 1945-1946

     Box 57, Folder 10

416. Radio Reports, 1942-1944

     Box 58, Folder 1-2

417. Radio Scripts, 1941-1947

     Box 58, Folder 3-4

418. Report on China, 1945

     Box 58, Folder 5

419. Scrapbook, Articles Removed from, 1941-1942

     Box 58, Folder 6

420. Speakers Bureau, 1942

     Box 58, Folder 7

421. Speakers Bureau - Speakers‘ Kit, 1947

     Box 58, Folder 8

422. Speeches, 1941-1949

     Box 59, Folder 1-4

423. Sun Yat-sen Tribute, 1944

     Box 59, Folder 5

424. Tribute to China - Sixth Anniversary, 1943

     Box 59, Folder 6

425. USC Fellowship Reception, 1946

     Box 59, Folder 7

426. Wakefield, Olive L, 1943

     Box 59, Folder 8

427. Weiss, Charles, 1942

     Box 59, Folder 9

428. Whelan, Russell, 1942-1946

     Box 59, Folder 10

429. Wilding Picture Sales Corporation, 1942

     Box 59, Folder 11

430. Series XI, Legal Files, 1941-1963, bulk 1941-1950 Description: Series XI, Legal Files - (1941-1963 [Bulk 1941-1950]) is arranged in alphabetical order by subject. This series includes legal documents, such as the certificate of incorporation, the certificate of increase of number of Directors, and a certificate of amalgamation with another corporation. It also includes the files pertaining to bequests left to USC. Dealing with these bequests was one of the few activities which USC continued to carry on after it became inactive at the end of 1950. Other files include UCR/USC‘s dealings with departments of the federal government and legal controversies in which UCR/USC became involved such as a battle over the use of the name “Whirlaway”.

431. Anderson, Werner, Estate of, 1946-1963

     Box 60, Folder 1-3

432. Better Business Bureau, 1942-1943

     Box 60, Folder 4

433. By-laws of USC, 1941-1948

     Box 60, Folder 5

434. Childs, Jessica, Estate of, 1953-1961

     Box 60, Folder 6

435. Compensation Reports, 1938-1943

     Box 60, Folder 7

436. Consolidation with China Emergency Relief Committee, 1942

     Box 60, Folder 8

437. Contracts, 1942-1950

     Box 60, Folder 9

438. Cravath, Degersdorff, Swaine, and Wood (Cravath, Swaine, and Moore), 1943-1950

     Box 60, Folder 10

439. Cromwell, William Nelson, Estate of, 1948-1962

     Box 61, Folder 1-2

440. Department of Commerce, 1942-1950

     Box 61, Folder 3

441. Department of State, 1942-1951

     Box 61, Folder 4-7

442. Department of Welfare, 1942-1943

     Box 61, Folder 8

443. Directors, Increase in Number of, 1941-1948

     Box 61, Folder 9-11

444. Dunleavy, Cleaves, and Burnham, Inc, 1943

     Box 61, Folder 12

445. Frierson, Sarah French, Estate of, 1946-1947

     Box 61, Folder 13

446. Headquarters, Legal Matters, 1941

     Box 61, Folder 14

447. Illig, William, 1943-1951

     Box 62, Folder 1

448. Incorporation, Certificate of, 1941

     Box 62, Folder 2

449. Irving Trust Company, 1946-1949

     Box 62, Folder 3

450. Leases, 1941-1956

     Box 62, Folder 4-5

451. Licenses for Solicitation, 1946-1950

     Box 62, Folder 6

452. Lloyd‘s Film Storage Corporation, 1943-1948

     Box 62, Folder 7

453. Merk, Julia, Estate of, 1946-1947

     Box 62, Folder 8

454. Name of Corporation, Change of, 1946

     Box 62, Folder 9

455. New York State Workers‘ Compensation Board, 1949

     Box 62, Folder 10

456. Postal Permits, 1942-1950

     Box 62, Folder 11

457. “Whirlaway”, 1941-1947

     Box 62, Folder 12

458. Series XII, Financial Files, 1941-1966, bulk 1941-1950 Description: Series XII, Financial Files - (1941-1966 [Bulk 1941-1950]) is arranged in alphabetical order by subject and reverse-chronological order within each subject. This series contains financial records, auditors‘ reports, and operating budgets. These give the overall financial standing of UCR/USC for each year, or later, two or three year period. It also contains correspondence with the banks which were depositories for UCR/USC funds as well as general financial matters such as rental and purchase of equipment. In addition, the series contains information on the dormant funds search, one of USC‘s last activities in preparation for its dissolution in 1966.

459. Adams, Daniel P. - Treasurer, and Hickox, Charles F. - Assistant Treasurer, 1952-1966

     Box 62, Folder 13

460. Aeronca Airplane, 1941-1943

     Box 62, Folder 14

461. Annual Financial Reports, 1941-1947

     Box 62, Folder 15

462. Appeal Letter to 1949 Donors, 1950

     Box 62, Folder 16

463. Auditor‘s Report, 1953-1966

     Box 62, Folder 17

464. Bank of China, 1942-1945

     Box 62, Folder 18

465. Budget of Operating Expenses, 1945-1950

     Box 63, Folder 1-8

466. Budget of Operating Expenses, 1942-1944

     Box 64, Folder 1-4

467. Budget Summaries, 1941-1948

     Box 64, Folder 5

468. Chase National Bank, 1942-1950

     Box 64, Folder 6

469. Combined Receipts and Disbursements, 1948-1949

     Box 64, Folder 7-8

470. Combined Receipts and Disbursements, 1943-1947

     Box 65, Folder 1-5

471. Commonwealth Fund, The, 1941-1945

     Box 65, Folder 6

472. Contributions and Cash Positions, 1941-1944

     Box 65, Folder 7

473. Corporate Gifts, 1942

     Box 65, Folder 8

474. Dormant Funds Search, 1966

     Box 65, Folder 9

475. Federal Reserve Bank of New York, 1943

     Box 65, Folder 10

476. Financial Statements, 1952-1962

     Box 65, Folder 11

477. Financial Statements, 1949-1950

     Box 65, Folder 12

478. Financial Statement, 1942

     Box 66, Folder 1

479. Financial Statements - Greater New York Committee, 1942-1946

     Box 66, Folder 2-7

480. Financial Statements - Merchandising, 1943-1950

     Box 67, Folder 1-7

481. Financial Statements - National, 1943-1948

     Box 68, Folder 1-8

482. Financial Statements - National, 1942-1943

     Box 69, Folder 1-2

483. Gesell, Dr. Arnold, 1944

     Box 69, Folder 3

484. Gifts, 1942

     Box 69, Folder 4

485. Guaranty Trust Company, 1947

     Box 69, Folder 5

486. Income, 1942

     Box 69, Folder 6

487. Marine Midland Trust Company, 1942-1966

     Box 69, Folder 7

488. Merchandising, 1942-1948

     Box 69, Folder 8

489. National City Bank, 1944-1951

     Box 69, Folder 9

490. Tax Exemption, 1941-1947

     Box 69, Folder 10

491. Theater Authority, 1941-1942

     Box 69, Folder 11

492. Transmitting Funds, 1946

     Box 69, Folder 12

493. Treasure Chests, 1946

     Box 69, Folder 13

494. Treasury Department, 1941-1954

     Box 69, Folder 14

495. War Chests, 1943-1944

     Box 69, Folder 15-16

496. Series XIII, General Correspondence, 1941-1963, bulk 1941-1950 Description: Series XIII, General Correspondence - (1941-1963 [Bulk 1941-1950]) is arranged in alphabetical order by the name of the agency or the last name of the person with which UCR/USC was corresponding. This series also contains a general folder for each letter of the alphabet, which contains letters from or to less frequent correspondents. A sample file, (Sa-Sz) was left complete in order to provide a sampling of the typical correspondence of UCR/USC. Among the individual files there is a substantial number of thank you notes, but there are also letters dealing with a variety of subjects, including the coordination with other agencies of relief policy for China, requests for financial help from agencies trying to aid China, and dealings with the Chinese government.

497. Aa-Az, 1941-1963

     Box 70, Folder 1

498. American Book Center for War Devastated Libraries, 1946-1948

     Box 70, Folder 2

499. American China Policy Association, 1946-1950

     Box 70, Folder 3-4

500. American Federation of Labor, 1942-1943

     Box 70, Folder 5

501. American Federation of Soroptimist Clubs, 1943-1946

     Box 70, Folder 6

502. American Library Association, 1943-1945

     Box 70, Folder 7

503. American Red Cross, 1941-1950

     Box 70, Folder 8-9

504. Associated Women of the American Farm Bureau Federation, 1942-1945

     Box 70, Folder 10

505. Ba-Bz, 1941-1963

     Box 70, Folder 11

506. B‘nai B‘rith Lodge Number 3, 1942-1943

     Box 70, Folder 12

507. Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church, 1941-1948

     Box 70, Folder 13

508. Board of Missions and Church Extension of the Methodist Church, 1942-1948

     Box 71, Folder 1

509. British United Aid to China, 1945-1949

     Box 71, Folder 2

510. British War Relief Society, 1942-1944

     Box 71, Folder 3

511. Business Women‘s Circle of the Presbyterian Church, 1943-1950

     Box 71, Folder 4

512. Ca-Cz, 1941-1958

     Box 71, Folder 5-6

513. Carpenter, Dr. J. Henry (Indusco), 1943-1944

     Box 71, Folder 7

514. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. F. Jr, 1943-1949

     Box 71, Folder 8

515. Chang, Dr. Calvin C, 1943-1946

     Box 71, Folder 9

516. Chang, Mrs. Sophia, 1946-1947

     Box 71, Folder 10

517. China-America Council of Commerce and Industry, Inc, 1944-1946

     Box 71, Folder 11

518. China Institute Bulletins, 1945-1949

     Box 71, Folder 12

519. China Institute in America, 1942-1950

     Box 71, Folder 13

520. China Institute of New Jersey, 1944-1950

     Box 71, Folder 14

521. China Medical Board, Inc, 1943-1946

     Box 71, Folder 15

522. Chinese Consulate General, 1942-1950

     Box 71, Folder 16

523. China Defense Supplies - Price, H. B, 1942-1943

     Box 72, Folder 1

524. Chinese Embassy, 1942-1949

     Box 72, Folder 2-3

525. Chinese National Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, 1946-1947

     Box 72, Folder 4

526. Chinese News Service, 1945-1950

     Box 72, Folder 5-11

527. Chinese News Service, 1943-1944

     Box 73, Folder 1-2

528. Chinese Student‘s Association of the South, 1942-1943

     Box 73, Folder 3

529. Chinese Students‘ Christian Association in North America, 1942-1947

     Box 73, Folder 4

530. Chinese Students Club, 1942-1944

     Box 73, Folder 5

531. Chinese Women‘s New Life Movement, 1942

     Box 73, Folder 6

532. Chinese Women‘s Relief Association of New York, 1941-1943

     Box 73, Folder 7

533. Christian Medical Council for Overseas Work, 1943

     Box 73, Folder 8

534. Columbia University, 1941-1947

     Box 73, Folder 9

535. Committee on Friendly Relations among Foreign Students, 1946

     Box 73, Folder 10

536. Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1942-1943

     Box 73, Folder 11

537. Consulate General of the Republic of China, 1942

     Box 73, Folder 12

538. Da-Dz, 1942-1957

     Box 73, Folder 13

539. Dubinsky, David, 1942-1948

     Box 73, Folder 14

540. Daughters of the American Revolution, 1941-1957

     Box 73, Folder 15-16

541. Delta Delta Delta, 1942-1950

     Box 73, Folder 17

542. Ea-Ez, 1941-1950

     Box 73, Folder 18

543. East and West Association, 1942-1948

     Box 73, Folder 19

544. Eastern Star, Order of the, 1943-1948

     Box 73, Folder 20-21

545. Economic Cooperation Administration, 1948-1950

     Box 74, Folder 1

546. Fa-Fz, 1941-1950

     Box 74, Folder 2

547. Far Eastern Studies in American Universities, 1942

     Box 74, Folder 3

548. Far East-America Council, 1947-1948

     Box 74, Folder 4

549. Foreign Missions Conference, 1942-1947

     Box 74, Folder 5

550. Free World Association, 1942

     Box 74, Folder 6

551. Friends of China, 1941-1943

     Box 74, Folder 7

552. Father Divine, 1943-1946

     Box 74, Folder 8

553. Fox, Manuel A, 1942

     Box 74, Folder 9

554. Ga-Gz, 1941-1965

     Box 74, Folder 10

555. General Electric Company, 1942

     Box 74, Folder 11

556. General Motors Corporation, 1942

     Box 74, Folder 12

557. Girl Scouts, Inc, 1942-1948

     Box 74, Folder 13

558. Golden Rule Foundation, The, 1941-1946

     Box 74, Folder 14

559. Greek War Relief, Inc, 1948

     Box 74, Folder 15

560. Goldstein, Rabbi Israel - Synagogue Council of America, 1942-1943

     Box 74, Folder 16

561. Ha-Hz, 1941-1959

     Box 75, Folder 1

562. Ia-Iz, 1941-1954

     Box 75, Folder 2

563. Institute of International Education, 1947-1948

     Box 75, Folder 3

564. Institute of Pacific Relations, 1942-1948

     Box 75, Folder 4-6

565. Ja-Jz, 1941-1952

     Box 75, Folder 7

566. Ka-Kz, 1941-1948

     Box 75, Folder 8

567. Kohlberg, Alfred, 1942-1950

     Box 75, Folder 9-10

568. Kung, H. H, 1944-1950

     Box 75, Folder 11

569. La-Lz, 1942-1953

     Box 75, Folder 12

570. LaGuardia, Fiorello H, 1942-1946

     Box 75, Folder 13

571. Lingnan University, 1943-1950

     Box 75, Folder 14

572. Maryknoll Fathers, 1943-1948

     Box 75, Folder 15

573. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1948

     Box 75, Folder 16

574. Meals for Millions, 1947-1948

     Box 75, Folder 17

575. Methodist Community for Overseas Relief, 1942-1947

     Box 76, Folder 1

576. Ma-Mz, 1941-1959

     Box 76, Folder 2

577. Mc, 1941-1951

     Box 76, Folder 3

578. Na-Nz, 1941-1954

     Box 76, Folder 4

579. National Catholic Welfare Conference, 1943-1948

     Box 76, Folder 5

580. National CIO War Relief Committee, 1944-1945

     Box 76, Folder 6

581. National Education Association of the United States, 1942-1948

     Box 76, Folder 7

582. National Informatory Bureau, 1942-1959

     Box 76, Folder 8

583. National Match Company, 1942

     Box 76, Folder 9

584. National Planning Association, 1944

     Box 76, Folder 10

585. New China Daily Press (Hawaii), 1943

     Box 76, Folder 11

586. New York Times, The, 1942-1943

     Box 76, Folder 12

587. New York University, 1944

     Box 76, Folder 13

588. Oa-Oz, 1947-1953

     Box 76, Folder 14

589. Office of War Information, 1942-1946

     Box 76, Folder 15

590. Pa-Pz, 1942-1949

     Box 76, Folder 16

591. Packard, Arthur W. (Rockefeller Foundation), 1942-1948

     Box 77, Folder 1

592. Perry, Dr. John W, circa 1942

     Box 77, Folder 2

593. Pettus, W. B. - California College in China, 1942-1946

     Box 77, Folder 3

594. Pick, Albert, 1943-1949

     Box 77, Folder 4

595. Pierce, Hedrick, and Sherwood, 1942-1949

     Box 77, Folder 5

596. Price, Harry B, 1942-1944

     Box 77, Folder 6

597. President‘s War Relief Control Board, 1942-1946

     Box 77, Folder 7-10

598. Qa-Qz, 1941-1950

     Box 77, Folder 11

599. Ra-Rz, 1941-1955

     Box 77, Folder 12

600. Reader‘s Digest, 1941-1945

     Box 77, Folder 13

601. Rice Bowl Party, 1947

     Box 78, Folder 1

602. Riverside Church, 1942-1943

     Box 78, Folder 2

603. Rotary Club, 1941-1947

     Box 78, Folder 3

604. Rockefeller Foundation, 1942

     Box 78, Folder 4

605. Rockefeller, John D. Jr, 1942-1948

     Box 78, Folder 5

606. Roosevelt, Mrs. Eleanor, 1944-1947

     Box 78, Folder 6

607. Rugh, Mrs. C. E, 1950

     Box 78, Folder 7

608. Russian War Relief, 1942-1945

     Box 78, Folder 8

609. Sa-Sz, 1941-1955

     Box 78, Folder 9-11

610. Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury, 1943-1945

     Box 78, Folder 12

611. Society for the Propagation of the Faith, 1944-1947

     Box 78, Folder 13

612. Socony-Vacuum Oil Company, Inc, 1942

     Box 78, Folder 14

613. Standard-Vacuum Oil Company, 1942-1949

     Box 78, Folder 15

614. Singer, Morris, 1943-1950

     Box 78, Folder 16

615. Spellman, Archbishop Francis J, 1941-1942

     Box 78, Folder 17

616. Stillwell, John, 1942-1947

     Box 78, Folder 18

617. Stuart, Dr. J. Leighton, 1945-1950

     Box 78, Folder 19

618. Ta-Tz, 1941-1952

     Box 78, Folder 20

619. Tong, Dr. Hollington, 1942-1943

     Box 78, Folder 21

620. Ua-Uz, 1942-1950

     Box 78, Folder 22

621. UNESCO, 1949-1950

     Box 78, Folder 23

622. United Air Lines, 1943

     Box 78, Folder 24

623. United Jewish War Effort, 1942

     Box 78, Folder 25

624. United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, 1941-1948

     Box 79, Folder 1-2

625. United States Office of Education, 1942-1946

     Box 79, Folder 3

626. United States Rubber Company, 1942

     Box 79, Folder 4

627. United States Steel Corporation, 1942

     Box 79, Folder 5

628. Used Army Clothing For China, 1944-1946

     Box 79, Folder 6

629. Va-Vz, 1950-1956

     Box 79, Folder 7

630. Wa-Wz, 1943-1950

     Box 79, Folder 8-15

631. Wa-Wz, 1942

     Box 80, Folder 1

632. War Activities Committee, 1942-1943

     Box 80, Folder 2-3

633. War Assets Administration, 1946

     Box 80, Folder 4

634. Ward, Harry E, 1942

     Box 80, Folder 5

635. Weir, Walter, 1947

     Box 80, Folder 6

636. White Elephants for Victory, 1945-1948

     Box 80, Folder 7

637. Wilbur, Mr. and Mrs. Hollis A, 1942-1944

     Box 80, Folder 8

638. Women‘s International Exposition, 1943

     Box 80, Folder 9

639. Workmen‘s Circle, 1943-1945

     Box 80, Folder 10

640. World Emergency and War Victims Fund, 1945-1947

     Box 80, Folder 11

641. Worman, Dr. E. C, 1950

     Box 80, Folder 12

642. Wu Yi-fang, Dr, 1950

     Box 80, Folder 13

643. X-Y-Z, 1941-1950

     Box 80, Folder 14-16

644. Yale-in-China, 1942-1949

     Box 81, Folder 1-2

645. Yen, James Y. C, 1943-1945

     Box 81, Folder 3

646. Young and Rubicam, 1942

     Box 81, Folder 4

647. Young, Dr. Arthur, 1945

     Box 81, Folder 5

648. Young Men‘s Christian Association, 1942-1947

     Box 81, Folder 6-8

649. Young Women‘s Christian Association, 1943-1949

     Box 81, Folder 9-10

650. Yu-tsi School, Chungking, China, circa 1942

     Box 81, Folder 11

651. Zonta Clubs, 1944

     Box 81, Folder 12

652. Series XIV, Biographical Files, 1936-1947, bulk 1940s Description: Series XIV, Biographical Files - (1936-1947 [Bulk 1940s]) is arranged in alphabetical order by the last name of the individual or the name of the institution with which he or she was connected. This series contains brief biographical sketches of individuals who either were prominent leaders in China, or were connected to UCR/USC in some capacity, either as directors, speakers, or executives. The files contain several different types of material, ranging from small slips of paper, with just a few lines describing the person to magazine articles and booklets written about the person. Much of the material in this series bears no date and does not contain enough clues to determine when during the lifespan of UCR/USC it was written, so it is merely marked 1940s as that is the only decade during which UCR/USC was likely to have been publishing biographical sketches for media consumption.

653. Andrews, Roy Chapman, 1941

     Box 82, Folder 1

654. Alley, Rewi, 1941

     Box 82, Folder 2

655. Arnstein, Daniel, 1942

     Box 82, Folder 3

656. Barnett, Eugene, 1940s

     Box 82, Folder 4

657. Bates, Dr. Searle, 1940s

     Box 82, Folder 5

658. Benton, Pauline (Shadow Players), after 1942

     Box 82, Folder 6

659. Birkel, A. Henry post, 1943

     Box 82, Folder 7

660. Blaine, James G, 1940s

     Box 82, Folder 8

661. Booker, Edna Lee, 1940s

     Box 82, Folder 9

662. Brinckerhoff, Mrs. J. Howard (Marion), 1940s

     Box 82, Folder 10

663. Brown, Josephine, 1943

     Box 82, Folder 11

664. Buck, Pearl, 1936

     Box 82, Folder 12

665. Caldwell, Oliver J, 1940s

     Box 82, Folder 13

666. Carpenter, Dr. J. Henry, 1940s

     Box 82, Folder 14

667. Carter, Mrs. Edward C, after 1942

     Box 82, Folder 15

668. Chan, Plato, 1940s

     Box 82, Folder 16

669. Chan, Major S. T, 1940s

     Box 82, Folder 17

670. Wing-tsit post, 1943

     Box 82, Folder 18

671. Chang, Dr. P. H, 1946

     Box 82, Folder 19

672. Chang, Professor Shu-chi, 1940s

     Box 82, Folder 20

673. Chang, Tennyson, 1940s

     Box 82, Folder 21

674. Chao, Grace Chi-chen, circa 1946

     Box 82, Folder 22

675. Chen K.P, 1940s

     Box 82, Folder 23

676. Chen Shan-ming, Mrs, 1948

     Box 82, Folder 24

677. Cheng, Mrs. Chu-Sheng Yeh, circa 1946

     Box 82, Folder 25

678. Chiang Kai-shek, General, 1941-1946

     Box 82, Folder 26

679. Chiang Kai-shek, Mme, 1941

     Box 82, Folder 27

680. Chin Wan, 1942

     Box 82, Folder 28

681. Chinese Leaders Educated in America, 1940s

     Box 82, Folder 29

682. Cholmeley-Fairfax, Elsie, circa 1945

     Box 82, Folder 30

683. Chu, Mary, circa 1944

     Box 82, Folder 31

684. Chu, Mme. Shih-ming, 1941

     Box 82, Folder 32

685. Co Tui, 1940s

     Box 82, Folder 33

686. Collins, Philip H, 1940s

     Box 82, Folder 34

687. Dai Bingham, 1936

     Box 82, Folder 35

688. Dew, Gwen, 1942

     Box 82, Folder 36

689. Edison, Charles, 1947

     Box 82, Folder 37

690. Edwards, Dwight, 1940s

     Box 82, Folder 38

691. Ekins, H. R, 1946

     Box 82, Folder 39

692. Fenn, Dr. William P, 1946

     Box 82, Folder 40

693. Ferguson, Mary, 1944

     Box 82, Folder 41

694. Fisher, Welthy Honsinger, 1940s

     Box 82, Folder 42

695. Fitch, George A, 1940s

     Box 82, Folder 43

696. Fitch, Geraldine Townsend, 1945

     Box 82, Folder 44

697. Fletcher, C. S, circa 1942

     Box 82, Folder 45

698. Garside, Dr. B. A, 1942

     Box 82, Folder 46

699. Goette, John, circa 1942

     Box 82, Folder 47

700. Gould, Randall, 1941

     Box 82, Folder 48

701. Hahn, Emily, circa 1945

     Box 82, Folder 49

702. Hedrick, Bayard M, circa 1946

     Box 82, Folder 50

703. Henry, Dr. Robert, circa 1945

     Box 82, Folder 51

704. Herod, W. R, 1942

     Box 82, Folder 52

705. Hoffman, Paul G, 1943

     Box 82, Folder 53

706. Hsia, C. L, 1941

     Box 82, Folder 54

707. Hsieh, Tehyi, 1940s

     Box 82, Folder 55

708. Hsiung Shih-hui, General, 1942

     Box 82, Folder 56

709. Hsu, Leonard S. L, 1941

     Box 82, Folder 57

710. Hsu, Shushi, 1943

     Box 82, Folder 58

711. Hu Shih, 1936

     Box 82, Folder 59

712. Huang Ching-yuen, circa 1946

     Box 82, Folder 60

713. Hughes, Mildred (Mrs. James E.), circa 1943

     Box 82, Folder 61

714. Hume, Dr. Edward, 1941

     Box 82, Folder 62

715. Hummel, Arthur M, 1947

     Box 82, Folder 63

716. Hunt, William P, circa 1942

     Box 82, Folder 64

717. Jackson, C. D, circa 1945

     Box 82, Folder 65

718. Judd, Walter H, 1938

     Box 82, Folder 66

719. Koo, Dr. V. K. Wellington, 1947

     Box 82, Folder 67

720. Koo, Mme. V. K. Wellington, 1942

     Box 82, Folder 68

721. Kung, H. H, 1940s

     Box 82, Folder 69

722. Kung, Mme, H. H, 1940s

     Box 82, Folder 70

723. Kuo, Helena, 1942

     Box 82, Folder 71

724. Lattimore, Eleanor, 1944

     Box 83, Folder 1

725. Lattimore, Professor Owen, 1941

     Box 83, Folder 2

726. Lee, Dr. Mabel, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 3

727. Lee Ya-ching, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 4

728. Lew Wu Tseh-sang, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 5

729. Lewis, Vinita, 1947

     Box 83, Folder 6

730. Dr. Li Gwan-yuen, 1945

     Box 83, Folder 7

731. Li, Jen Kung, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 8

732. Li Ling Ai, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 9

733. Liang, Hubert, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 10

734. Lim, Dr. Robert, 1941

     Box 83, Folder 11

735. Lin, Philip, circa 1941

     Box 83, Folder 12

736. Lin Yutang, 1941

     Box 83, Folder 13

737. Lin Yutang, Mrs, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 14

738. Liu Chen Wei-giang, 1945

     Box 83, Folder 15

739. Liu,Dr. J. Hong, 1946

     Box 83, Folder 16

740. Liu Liang-mo, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 17

741. Lord, Mrs. Oswald Bates, 1946

     Box 83, Folder 18

742. Luce, Clare Boothe, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 19

743. Ma, Dr. Roberta, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 20

744. Marquardt, Frederic, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 21

745. McConaughy, Dr. James, circa 1942

     Box 83, Folder 22

746. Meng, Dr. Chih, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 23

747. Morrow, Mrs. Dwight (Elizabeth), 1941

     Box 83, Folder 24

748. Murphy, Henry William, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 25

749. Nelson, Daniel, 1941

     Box 83, Folder 26

750. New, Mrs. Way-sung, 1942

     Box 83, Folder 27

751. Peffer, Nathaniel, 1943

     Box 83, Folder 28

752. Price, Frank Wilson, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 29

753. Price, Mildred, 1942

     Box 83, Folder 30

754. Pruitt, Ida, 1941

     Box 83, Folder 31

755. Dr. Quo Tai-chi, 1941

     Box 83, Folder 32

756. Quong, Rose, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 33

757. Rugh, Arthur, 1941

     Box 83, Folder 34

758. Russell, Mrs. Beatrice Price, 1941

     Box 83, Folder 35

759. Ryan, Will Carson, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 36

760. Sayre, Mrs. Francis, 1942

     Box 83, Folder 37

761. Schoyer, Barclay Preston, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 38

762. Smith, Robert Aura, 1941

     Box 83, Folder 39

763. Snow, Edgar Parks, 1941

     Box 83, Folder 40

764. Soong, Dr. T. V, 1943

     Box 83, Folder 41

765. Speakers Bureau, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 42

766. Stettinius, Edward R. Jr, 1946

     Box 83, Folder 43

767. Stevens, Helen K, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 44

768. Stone, Dr. Mary, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 45

769. Stuart, J. L, 1946

     Box 83, Folder 46

770. Sun Yat-sen, 1944

     Box 83, Folder 47

771. Sun Yat-sen, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 48

772. Sweet, Dr. Lennig, 1946

     Box 83, Folder 49

773. Swift, Otis Peabody, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 50

774. Sze, Dr. Szeming, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 51

775. Tchou, Colonel M. Thomas, circa 1938

     Box 83, Folder 52

776. Thomas, Lowell, 1947

     Box 83, Folder 53

777. Thomson, James Claude, circa 1942

     Box 83, Folder 54

778. Tolischus, Otto, 1942

     Box 83, Folder 55

779. Tong, Mr. Hollington K, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 56

780. Towner, Wayland D, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 57

781. Townsend,Peter, 1948

     Box 83, Folder 58

782. Tsiang, Dr. Ting Fu, 1943

     Box 83, Folder 59

783. Utley, Freda, 1941

     Box 83, Folder 60

784. Van Paassen, Pierce, 1941

     Box 83, Folder 61

785. Van Slyke, Donald Dexter, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 62

786. Vaught, Arnold B, circa 1945

     Box 83, Folder 63

787. Veryard, Robert K, 1947

     Box 83, Folder 64

788. Wang Chung-hui, 1941

     Box 83, Folder 65

789. Wang, C. T, 1941

     Box 83, Folder 66

790. Wang, Captain T. H, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 67

791. Wedemeyer, Lieutenant General Albert Coady, 1947

     Box 83, Folder 68

792. Wei Tao-ming, 1942

     Box 83, Folder 69

793. Wei Tao-ming, Mme, 1942

     Box 83, Folder 70

794. White, Ted, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 71

795. Whitmore, Anna Lee, 1941

     Box 83, Folder 72

796. Whitney, George, circa 1943

     Box 83, Folder 73

797. Wiant, Dr. Bliss, circa 1942

     Box 83, Folder 74

798. William, Dr. Maurice, 1941

     Box 83, Folder 75

799. Willkie, Wendell, 1944

     Box 83, Folder 76

800. Wong, Anna May, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 77

801. Wu Yi-fang, 1936

     Box 83, Folder 78

802. Yang, Yung-ching, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 79

803. Yen, Dr. F. C, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 80

804. Yen, Dr. W. W, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 81

805. Yen, Dr. Y. C. Jones, 1943

     Box 83, Folder 82

806. Young, James Russell, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 83

807. Yu, Tsune-chi, 1940s

     Box 83, Folder 84

808. Yu-pin, Bishop Paul, 1943

     Box 83, Folder 85

809. Series XV, Publications, 1941-1949 Description: Series XV, Publications - (1941-1949) is arranged in alphabetical order. This series contains some of the publications of UCR/USC. The newsletter, called News of China, contains a good overview of the activities of UCR/USC as they were presented to the public. The addresses by Mme. Chiang Kai-shek are also important because they are from her visit to the United States during 1943, which was the most important publicity event that UCR/USC ever arranged.

810. Annual Report, 1941-1947

     Box 84, Folder 1

811. “Books on China”, 1945

     Box 84, Folder 2

812. “Cheer China” (Sold at China Rally at Radio City Music Hall), 1942

     Box 84, Folder 3

813. Chiang Kai-shek, Mme., Addresses by, 1943

     Box 84, Folder 4

814. “Flame of China” [Play], 1944

     Box 84, Folder 5

815. “A Nation Rebuilds: The Story of the Chinese Industrial Cooperatives, 1944

     Box 84, Folder 6

816. Newsletters, 1942-1949

     Box 84, Folder 7-8

817. Plays for Children, 1945

     Box 84, Folder 9

818. School Handbooks for Studying China, 1943-1944

     Box 84, Folder 10

819. “T‘ing Wing and His Magic Kite” [Coloring Book], 1944

     Box 84, Folder 11

820. “What Li Wen Saw” [Didactic Story], 1941

     Box 84, Folder 12

821. Series XVI, Photographs/Negatives, 1916-1950, bulk 1940-1950 Description: Series XVI, Photographs/Negatives - (1916-1950 [bulk 1940-1950]) is arranged in alphabetical order by subject. There are five boxes containing photographs, one box of photonegatives, and one box containing 21 oversize photoprints. Most of the photographs are accompanied by captions used in UCR/USC press releases. The bulk of the photographs are of China, the most significant subjects being Chinese military operations during World War II; orphans, children and schools; refugees and war devastation; and medical work in China. There are photographs and negatives from Lennig Sweet‘s tour of China during the war, along with his detailed captions for each photo. There are also a few photographs taken by Sweet in Korea in 1916. The other major focus of the photographs is fundraising events conducted by UCR/USC. Many officials and supporters are represented including Clare Boothe and Henry Luce, Pearl Buck, President and Mme. Chiang Kai-shek, and a number of celebrities from Hollywood and professional athletics.

822. Aeronca Plane, 1941 October

     Box 85, Folder 1

823. Agriculture, undated

     Box 85, Folder 2

824. American Bureau for Medical Aid to China (ABMAC), undated

     Box 85, Folder 3

825. American Friends Ambulance and Transport Unit, 1942 July

     Box 85, Folder 4

826. American Scenes, undated

     Box 85, Folder 5

827. Army, United States, undated

     Box 85, Folder 6

828. Art Labor Show, 1942

     Box 85, Folder 7

829. Art Work, Promotional, undated

     Box 85, Folder 8

830. Art, Chinese, undated

     Box 85, Folder 9

831. Auspicious Star, Order of, 1947 December

     Box 85, Folder 10

832. Automat Party, undated

     Box 85, Folder 11

833. Aviator Game with Lee Ya Ching and Children, undated

     Box 85, Folder 12

834. Bailey, Wesley, undated

     Box 85, Folder 13

835. Ballerina (Alexandra Danilova) and Boy Scouts, undated

     Box 85, Folder 14

836. Barnett, Eugene E., undated

     Box 85, Folder 15

837. Baseball - Joe Dimaggio, undated

     Box 85, Folder 16

838. Beauty Industry Committee Luncheon, 1943 May 25

     Box 85, Folder 17

839. Benton Collection, undated

     Box 85, Folder 18

840. Biltmore Luncheon, 1940 September 17

     Box 85, Folder 19

841. Blaine, James G., undated

     Box 85, Folder 20

842. Blankets for China, undated

     Box 85, Folder 21

843. Blind Children Signing “Book of Life”, undated

     Box 85, Folder 22

844. Board of Directors, UCR, 1941

     Box 85, Folder 23

845. Board of Directors, UCR, 1942

     Box 85, Folder 24

846. Boothe, Clare, undated

     Box 85, Folder 25

847. Boy Scouts, Chinese, undated

     Box 85, Folder 26

848. Broadcast, 1942 May 27, 1942 June 6

     Box 85, Folder 27

849. Brodie, Donald M., undated

     Box 85, Folder 28

850. Bronx Zoo, undated

     Box 85, Folder 29

851. Buck, Pearl S., undated

     Box 85, Folder 30

852. Buffalo Fiasco, undated

     Box 85, Folder 31

853. Burma Road, undated

     Box 85, Folder 32

854. Burma Road Mart, undated

     Box 85, Folder 33

855. CBS Broadcast, undated

     Box 85, Folder 34

856. Cadets with Ruth Yates, Jr., undated

     Box 85, Folder 35

857. Campaign Photographs, undated

     Box 85, Folder 36

858. Cancer Committee, undated

     Box 85, Folder 37

859. Carnegie Hall Rally, 1943 July 7

     Box 85, Folder 38

860. Carter, Mrs. Edward C., undated

     Box 85, Folder 39

861. Cartoon by Milton Caniff, 1947

     Box 85, Folder 40

862. Caelanese Display with Virginia Lee, 1947

     Box 85, Folder 41

863. Chan, Wing-tsit, undated

     Box 85, Folder 42

864. Cheer China Rehearsal, undated

     Box 85, Folder 43

865. Chennault, Claire L., Lt. Gen., Commander 14th Air Force, undated

     Box 85, Folder 44

866. Chiang Kai-shek, undated

     Box 85, Folder 45

867. Chiang Kai-shek, Madame, undated

     Box 85, Folder 46

868. Chiang Kai-shek - Madison Square Garden, 1943 March 23

     Box 86, Folder 1

869. Chih Meng, undated

     Box 86, Folder 2

870. Child Welfare in Nanking - Alexanderson Photographs of Ginling College and Women‘s Advisory Council, undated

     Box 86, Folder 3

871. Children Visit City Hall, undated

     Box 86, Folder 4

872. Chin Wan, undated

     Box 86, Folder 5

873. China Clipper Dance, undated

     Box 86, Folder 6

874. China Colleges Dinner, 1947 May 12

     Box 86, Folder 7

875. China Doll - Meiling Dai, undated

     Box 86, Folder 8

876. China Scenes, undated

     Box 86, Folder 9

877. China Scenes - Sapiro Photos not purchased, 1946

     Box 86, Folder 10

878. China Trade Show - Metropolitan Museum of Art, undated

     Box 86, Folder 11

879. Chinatown, Air Raid Warning in, undated

     Box 86, Folder 12

880. Chinatown, Baby Party, undated

     Box 86, Folder 13

881. Chinatown, Christmas in, undated

     Box 86, Folder 14

882. Chinatown, School in, undated

     Box 86, Folder 15

883. Chinatown, Tour, 1947 April 22

     Box 86, Folder 16

884. Chinese Art Collection, undated

     Box 86, Folder 17

885. Chinese Baby, First One Born in New York, undated

     Box 86, Folder 18

886. Chinese Children Honor Memory of Founder of Chinese Republic, Dr. Sun Yat-sen, undated

     Box 86, Folder 19

887. Chinese Fellowship Reception, 1946 December 13

     Box 86, Folder 20

888. Chinese Flier (Lee Ya Ching) Adopts American Cadet, undated

     Box 86, Folder 21

889. Chinese Junk - Boy Scouts, undated

     Box 86, Folder 22

890. Chinese Junk - Li Ling-Ai Party, undated

     Box 86, Folder 23

891. Chinese Junk Party, undated

     Box 86, Folder 24

892. Chinese Lily, undated

     Box 86, Folder 25

893. Chinese New Year, Chinatown, 1942 February

     Box 86, Folder 26

894. Chinese Read War Bulletin, undated

     Box 86, Folder 27

895. Chinese Stewards Make Contribution to UCR, 1942 July 7

     Box 86, Folder 28

896. Chinese Tea Week, undated

     Box 86, Folder 29

897. Chinese Typewriter, undated

     Box 86, Folder 30

898. Chinese Women‘s Association Tea Party, undated

     Box 86, Folder 31

899. Chinese Women‘s Relief Association, undated

     Box 86, Folder 32

900. Chu, Mrs. Mary, undated

     Box 86, Folder 33

901. Church Committee for China Relief, undated

     Box 86, Folder 34

902. City Hall Visit - Virginia Lee and Philip Liu, 1947 April 21

     Box 86, Folder 35

903. Clark, Bronson P., undated

     Box 86, Folder 36

904. Clothing Collection, undated

     Box 86, Folder 37

905. Clothing Collection, United National, at United China Relief, 1790 Broadway, 1945 April

     Box 86, Folder 38

906. Co Tui, Dr., undated

     Box 86, Folder 39

907. Colleges/Universities, undated

     Box 86, Folder 40

908. Columbus Park, July 7, no year

     Box 86, Folder 41

909. Coordinator of Information, Chinese in America, undated

     Box 86, Folder 42

910. Coty Display, undated

     Box 86, Folder 43

911. Debutante and Chinese Children, undated

     Box 86, Folder 44

912. Debutante Committee, undated

     Box 86, Folder 45

913. Disney, Walt, undated

     Box 86, Folder 46

914. Display at Waldorf Luncheon for United War Fund Board, 1943 April

     Box 86, Folder 47

915. Dix, Fort - Chinese Soldiers, undated

     Box 86, Folder 48

916. Double-Ten, undated

     Box 86, Folder 49

917. Dunne, Irene and James G. Blaine, undated

     Box 86, Folder 50

918. Edison, Charles, undated

     Box 86, Folder 51

919. Edwards, Dwight, undated

     Box 86, Folder 52

920. Esteemed Grandparents and Al Smith, undated

     Box 86, Folder 53

921. Esteemed Grand Parents Broadcast, undated

     Box 86, Folder 54

922. Fashion Show at Grand Central Palace, undated

     Box 86, Folder 55

923. Fashion Show Preview - Gam Shen, undated

     Box 86, Folder 56

924. Fashions, undated

     Box 86, Folder 57

925. Felton, Happy and Marylyn Chu, undated

     Box 86, Folder 58

926. Film - “Bridge to Yinshi”, undated

     Box 87, Folder 1

927. Fitch, Geraldine (Mrs. George A.), undated

     Box 87, Folder 2

928. Fletcher and Bailey with Map, undated

     Box 87, Folder 3

929. Flower Shop, 1942

     Box 87, Folder 4

930. Flower Show - Virginia Lee and Nephew, 1947

     Box 87, Folder 5

931. Food - Miscellaneous, undated

     Box 87, Folder 6

932. Football Game - Fort Hancock, undated

     Box 87, Folder 7

933. Fundraising Activities, undated

     Box 87, Folder 8

934. Fur Industry‘s War Chest Campaign Dinner, 1943 July 12

     Box 87, Folder 9

935. Garfield, John, Anna May Wong, and Marshall, undated

     Box 87, Folder 10

936. Garside, B.A. and Mme. Henri Bonnet, undated

     Box 87, Folder 11

937. Garside, Henry and Stanley, undated

     Box 87, Folder 12

938. Girl Scouts and Kim Lang, undated

     Box 87, Folder 13

939. Hoffman, Paul G., undated

     Box 87, Folder 14

940. Hollywood Committee Personalities File, undated

     Box 87, Folder 15

941. Hu Shih, Ambassador, undated

     Box 87, Folder 16

942. Huang, Ching Yuen, undated

     Box 87, Folder 17

943. Hummell, Arthur M., undated

     Box 87, Folder 18

944. Hurley, Major Gen. Patrick J., undated

     Box 87, Folder 19

945. Indusco, undated

     Box 87, Folder 20

946. Industry, Chinese, undated

     Box 87, Folder 21

947. Inside China Today - March of Time Film, undated

     Box 87, Folder 22

948. Institute of Hospital Technology - Hankow, 1948

     Box 87, Folder 23

949. Jones, Dr. Rufus M., undated

     Box 87, Folder 24

950. Judd, Walter H., undated

     Box 87, Folder 25

951. Kiangsu Province, undated

     Box 87, Folder 26

952. Koo, V.K. Wellington, 1947

     Box 87, Folder 27

953. Koreans, undated

     Box 87, Folder 28

954. Lamont, Thomas W., undated

     Box 87, Folder 29

955. Lee Ya Ching, undated

     Box 87, Folder 30

956. Lee Ya Ching, Aviation Clothes, undated

     Box 87, Folder 31

957. Lee, William Yinson, undated

     Box 87, Folder 32

958. Luce, Henry R. and Clare Boothe, undated

     Box 87, Folder 33

959. Massey, Raymond, undated

     Box 87, Folder 34

960. McConaughy, James Lukens, undated

     Box 87, Folder 35

961. Medical Photos in China, undated

     Box 87, Folder 36

962. Military Photos - Acme Newspictures, Inc., undated

     Box 87, Folder 37

963. Military Photos - BA, BI, BL, BN Series, undated

     Box 87, Folder 38

964. Military Photos - Chinese News Service, Inc., undated

     Box 88, Folder 1

965. Military Photos - Guillumette, Paul, Inc., undated

     Box 88, Folder 2

966. Military Photos - Kwang, Thomas, undated

     Box 88, Folder 3

967. Military Photos - Miscellaneous Sources, undated

     Box 88, Folder 4

968. Military Photos - Scheininger, Harold, undated

     Box 88, Folder 5

969. Military Photos - Soldiers, Wounded - BJ Series, undated

     Box 88, Folder 6

970. Military Photos - United States Government Sources, undated

     Box 88, Folder 7

971. Moore, Mrs. Maurice T., undated

     Box 88, Folder 8

972. Mott, Charles Stewart and Lee Ya Ching, undated

     Box 88, Folder 9

973. Orphanages, Scrapbooks, undated

     Box 88, Folder 10

974. Orphans, War - Mrs. Fitch‘s from China Aid Council, undated

     Box 88, Folder 11

975. Orphans/Children/Schools - American Overseas Aid - UNAC, undated

     Box 88, Folder 12

976. Orphans/Children/Schools - BG Series, Nos. 1-70, undated

     Box 88, Folder 13

977. Orphans/Children/Schools - BG Series, Nos. 71-117, undated

     Box 88, Folder 14

978. Orphans/Children/Schools - China Aid Council, undated

     Box 88, Folder 15

979. Orphans/Children/Schools - HA Series, undated

     Box 88, Folder 16

980. Orphans/Children/Schools - Madame John‘s Orphanage, undated

     Box 88, Folder 17

981. Orphans/Children/Schools - Miscellaneous Sources, undated

     Box 88, Folder 18

982. Panda Hunt, undated

     Box 88, Folder 19

983. Pandas, Bronx Zoo, undated

     Box 88, Folder 20

984. Peiping Children‘s Home, undated

     Box 88, Folder 21

985. Peking, undated

     Box 88, Folder 22

986. People, undated

     Box 88, Folder 23

987. Photographs Transferred from Administration - California, undated

     Box 88, Folder 24

988. Pickford, Mary - Women‘s Committee, Hollywood, undated

     Box 88, Folder 25

989. Pickford, Mary, Mary Martin, and Merle Oberon, undated

     Box 88, Folder 26

990. Portraits of Chinese People - Talbot Studio - not purchased, undated

     Box 88, Folder 27

991. Refugees/War Devastation - I, J, and M Series Photographs and Miscellaneous Sources, undated

     Box 89, Folder 1

992. Refugees/War Devastation - Y Series Photographs, undated

     Box 89, Folder 2

993. Roosevelt, Col. Theodore, Jr., undated

     Box 89, Folder 3

994. Roosevelt, Eleanor, undated

     Box 89, Folder 4

995. Roosevelt Franklin D., undated

     Box 89, Folder 5

996. Roosevelt, Franklin D., James G. Blaine, Hu Shih, undated

     Box 89, Folder 6

997. Rubicam, Raymond, undated

     Box 89, Folder 7

998. Rule, Victor A., undated

     Box 89, Folder 8

999. Shanghai University - Alexanderson photos received Sep 18, 1946, undated

     Box 89, Folder 9

1000. Soong Sisters, Background Material, undated

      Box 89, Folder 10

1001. Stettinius, Edward R., undated

      Box 89, Folder 11

1002. Stevens, Helen K. - Executive Director, ABMAC, 1946

      Box 89, Folder 12

1003. Stillwell, Joseph W. and Liu Liang Mo, undated

      Box 89, Folder 13

1004. Stuart, Dr. Leighton, undated

      Box 89, Folder 14

1005. Sun Yat-sen, undated

      Box 89, Folder 15

1006. Sweet, Lennig, undated

      Box 89, Folder 16

1007. Sweet Lennig - Captions for Photographs, undated

      Box 89, Folder 17

1008. Sweet, Lennig - F. O. W. Rehabilitation Program, undated

      Box 89, Folder 18

1009. Sweet, Lennig - Korea Photographs, 1916

      Box 89, Folder 19

1010. Sweet, Lennig - Kweiyang SCTC, 1945 January

      Box 89, Folder 20

1011. Sweet, Lennig - Machangping SCTC, 1945 August

      Box 89, Folder 21

1012. Sweet, Lennig - Nanking University, undated

      Box 89, Folder 22

1013. Sweet, Lennig - Photoprints, #1-19 (1st set), undated

      Box 89, Folder 23

1014. Sweet, Lennig - Photoprints, #1-19 (2nd set), undated

      Box 89, Folder 24

1015. Sweet, Lennig - Photoprints, #1-19 (3rd set), undated

      Box 89, Folder 25

1016. Sweet, Lennig - Photoprints, #20-49, undated

      Box 89, Folder 26

1017. Sweet, Lennig - Photoprints, #50-79, undated

      Box 89, Folder 27

1018. Sweet, Lennig - Photoprints, #80-129, undated

      Box 89, Folder 28

1019. Sweet, Lennig - Unnumbered, undated

      Box 89, Folder 29

1020. Sweet, Lennig - Vocational Training Center at Ankuo, Honan, received March 9, 1945, undated

      Box 89, Folder 30

1021. Swift, Otis P., undated

      Box 89, Folder 31

1022. T‘ang Ching-yi, Miss, undated

      Box 89, Folder 32

1023. Taft, Mrs. Charles P., undated

      Box 89, Folder 33

1024. Temple, Shirley, undated

      Box 89, Folder 34

1025. Tennis, Pacific Southwest Championship, 1940

      Box 89, Folder 35

1026. Timmens, Mr., undated

      Box 89, Folder 36

1027. Truman, Harry S, undated

      Box 89, Folder 37

1028. United Service to China, Campaign Staff, undated

      Box 89, Folder 38

1029. Utley, Freda, undated

      Box 89, Folder 39

1030. Van Slyke, Dr. Donald, undated

      Box 89, Folder 40

1031. Vaught, Dr. Arnold, undated

      Box 89, Folder 41

1032. Wei, H.R., undated

      Box 89, Folder 42

1033. Welch, Bishop Herbert, undated

      Box 89, Folder 43

1034. Whitney, George, undated

      Box 89, Folder 44

1035. Willkie in China, 1942

      Box 89, Folder 45

1036. Willkie, Mrs. Wendell, undated

      Box 89, Folder 46

1037. Window Display, Brooklyn, undated

      Box 89, Folder 47

1038. Winfield, Dr. Gerald F, 1947

      Box 89, Folder 48

1039. Wong, Anna May, undated

      Box 89, Folder 49

1040. Wood, Frederick H., undated

      Box 89, Folder 50

1041. YMCA in China, undated

      Box 89, Folder 51

1042. Yang, Yung-ching, undated

      Box 89, Folder 52

1043. Yen, James, undated

      Box 89, Folder 53

1044. Young, Loretta and James K. Flagg, undated

      Box 89, Folder 54

1045. Yu Tsai School - Chungking - Alexanderson photos, 1947 June 25

      Box 89, Folder 55

1046. Yu-pin, Bishop Paul of Nanking, undated

      Box 89, Folder 56

1047. Yunan Province, undated

      Box 89, Folder 57

1048. 16 8x10″ Photonegatives of Wartime China, undated

      Box 90, Folder 1

1049. 5 8x10″ Photonegatives Which Donaldson Used in “Help China”, undated

      Box 90, Folder 2

1050. 8 5x7″ Negatives from Mrs. Fitch, undated

      Box 90, Folder 3

1051. 9 Envelopes Containing Sweet Negatives Arranged by Number or Subject, undated

      Box 90, Folder 4

1052. 1 Envelope on Orphanages, undated

      Box 90, Folder 5

1053. 2 Envelopes with Negatives of Maps, undated

      Box 90, Folder 6

1054. 3 Envelopes with Negatives on Burma Road, undated

      Box 90, Folder 7

1055. 4 Envelopes with Hollywood Committee Negatives, undated

      Box 90, Folder 8

1056. 1 Envelope with Photonegatives of Chinese Twins with Chinese Nurse from Protestant Episcopal Church Mission Office, undated

      Box 90, Folder 9

1057. Oversize Photoprints of Artist Drawing Chinese Painting in 15 Minutes (16 items), undated

      Box 91, Folder 1

1058. Oversize Photoprints of Chinese Scenes (5 items), undated

      Box 91, Folder 2

1059. Regional Directors Manual, undated

      Box 91, Folder 3

1060. Series XVII, December 2007 Accession, 1939 [ML2007-36], 1939 Size: 0.21 linear feet, 1 box Biography/History: The United Council for Civilian Relief in China was one of many relief organizations established to voice the cause of China during the Sino-Japanese conflict of the late 1930s. As most of these Chinese relief organizations merged to create United China Relief, Inc. around 1941, United Council for Civilian Relief in China is considered a predecessor to UCR. Description: The December 2007 Accession Series contains documentation of early "Bowl of Rice" parties arranged under the auspices of United Council for Civilian Relief in China. It includes material on the organization and implementation of the Council's activities in 1939. Bibliography: Daugherty, William E. "China's Official Publicity in the United States." The Public Opinion Quarterly Vol. 6, No. 1 (Spring 1942): pp. 70-86.

1061. United Council for Civilian Relief in China Materials, 1939

      Box 92, Folder 1

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