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American Civil Liberties Union Records: Subgroup 1, The Roger Baldwin Years, 1917-1950: Finding Aid

MC001.01

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American Civil Liberties Union.

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American Civil Liberties Union Records: Subgroup 1, The Roger Baldwin Years

1917-1950

Abstract:

The American Civil Liberties Union Records, The Roger Baldwin years, document the activities of the ACLU from 1917 through 1950. The files contain materials on conscientious objection, freedom of speech, academic freedom, censorship, and labor concerns. The files reflect work on litigation, advocacy, and public policy. Materials include correspondence and newspaper clippings.

Size:

315 linear feet

(1886 bound volumes, 12 archival boxes on 288 reels of microfilm).

Call number:

MC001.01

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

The ACLU During the Baldwin Years, 1917-1950

The American Civil Liberties Union has for the last seventy-five years been the principal defender of the rights that citizens can assert against government. Its primary aims have been the defense of the freedoms of speech and press, the separation of church and state, the free exercise of religion, due process of law, equal protection of the law and privacy rights of all citizens. The organization has been responsible for what historian Samuel Walker has called “a revolution of law and public attitudes toward individual liberty.” Walker estimates that modern constitutional law has been shaped in no small measure by the ACLU, with the organization involved in some 80% of the landmark cases in the twentieth century. The ACLU has fostered the growth of tolerance, fought to end racial discrimination, promoted a legal definition of privacy rights, and defended the rights of the unpopular, the powerless and the despised.

Origins of the ACLU

The ACLU began as a part of the American Union Against Militarism (AUAM) which had been formed in New York in 1914 to oppose American entry into World War I. Following the declaration of war in 1917, Crystal Eastman, AUAM's Executive Secretary, and Roger Baldwin, a social worker involved in juvenile justice, established a Bureau of Conscientious Objectors to oppose the new draft law and to advise conscientious objectors. On July 1, 1917, the AUAM created a Civil Liberties Bureau that became an independent organization known as the National Civil Liberties Bureau (NCLB) on October 1, 1917. Once Eastman and Baldwin took their efforts to this new organization, the AUAM quickly folded.

The NCLB had two main tasks: to defend the rights of conscientious objectors imprisoned in camps around the country and to fight the increasing suppression of free speech by both government officials and conservative patriotic societies. Its leadership came from a mix of social workers like Baldwin and Eastman, Protestant clergy (Norman Thomas, Harry F. Ward and John Haynes Holmes) and lawyers (Walter Nelles, Albert DeSilver, L. Hollingsworth Wood and Clarence Darrow).

The NCLB sponsored three tests of free speech rights during wartime, all of which ended in failure for the organization. Socialist Party leader Charles T. Schenck was denied the right to mail antiwar and anti-draft literature in a case which established Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes' “clear and present danger” test. Also upheld were convictions of Eugene Debs for condemning war and capitalism in a speech and Jacob Abrams for distributing leaflets opposing the American intervention in Russia.

By late 1918 Roger Baldwin had come to lead the organization due to Eastman's ill health. Baldwin was gifted with the ability to build an organization due to his effectiveness as a publicist, fundraiser and administrator. While Baldwin favored public education and reasoning with public officials, he soon became a target. The NCLB's defense of the Industrial Workers of the World led to investigations by army intelligence and the Bureau of Investigation and to phone taps. On August 31, 1918, federal agents seized the NCLB's files which were eventually to be used by New York State's Lusk Committee prior to their return to the NCLB.

When Congress extended the draft to age 35 late in the war, Baldwin notified his draft board he would refuse induction. Imprisoned in November 1918, Baldwin used the time until his release the following July to read, write, create a prisoners' self-help group, issue a mimeographed newsletter on life in prison and organize the NCLB's records.

The postwar Red Scare, the Palmer raids, new laws on criminal syndicalism and use of red flags, and the need to repeal the Espionage Act and to secure amnesty for wartime dissidents led to calls for a permanent organization after the war. On January 19, 1920, the American Civil Liberties Union received its charter in New York.

ACLU During the 1920s

The ACLU started its career with a bang, issuing a Report upon the Illegal Practices of the United States Department of Justice written by twelve prominent lawyers, including Zechariah Chaffee and Felix Frankfurter. In these early years, Baldwin generally favored working for the cause of labor as a more effective means for obtaining desired changes in society. The failure of litigation efforts during the war probably influenced this early course. Thus during the 1920s the ACLU was substantially involved in efforts to strengthen the labor movement. The ACLU also continued to work for amnesty, to repeal criminal syndicalism laws, to oppose compulsory military training on campuses, and to ward off attacks by right wing groups. It fought book bans by the Customs Service and Post Office. It promoted racial justice while also defending the Ku Klux Klan's right to march and opposing NAACP attempt to ban Birth of a Nation. It defended the rights of Communists to free speech and applied the same standard to Henry Ford's anti-Semitic works.

The ACLU remained a relatively small organization throughout this period with 2500 members in 1930 and a budget of only $25,000 annually. While there was a National Committee--a letterhead group of sixty persons which met annually--decisions were made by a small Executive Committee that met weekly and by a governing Board. The heart of the leadership consisted of Baldwin and his fellow pacifists--Norman Thomas, John Haynes Holmes, L. Hollingsworth Wood and John Nevin Sayre. Baldwin tended to be an autocrat who did not easily share power. Only three of the twenty executive committee members were lawyers and the position of General Counsel was not created until 1929. The organization did not seek a broad constituency and found recruiting labor leaders and conservatives to its board a difficult task. Baldwin recruited most local correspondents during his annual tours around the country. During the 1920s most financial support came from Albert DeSilver (and his widow following his death) and from the American Fund for Public Service (generally known as the Garland Fund), a private foundation to support social reform which the ACLU basically administered until it failed during the stock market crash.

Throughout the 1920s labor and political speech issues predominated. The organization remained silent on such issues as the Volstead Act, the Olmstead wiretapping case, and other due process or privacy law questions. ACLU's greatest claim to fame during this decade was its offer to defend anyone willing to challenge the Tennessee law forbidding teaching the theory of evolution. Clarence Darrow and Arthur Hays, backed by the ACLU, defended John T. Scopes in the famous Dayton, Tennessee “Monkey Trial.” Live radio coverage and an enormous press cadre (led by five Baltimore Sun reporters, including H. L. Mencken) made the public aware of the ACLU and helped the organization raise funds.

Other major activities prior to the New Deal included a defense of picketing by laborers in Paterson, New Jersey, establishment of the principle of the incorporation of free speech and press freedoms under the due process clause of the 14th Amendment in Gitlow v. U.S., the unsuccessful appeal of Charlotte Whitney's conviction for organizing on behalf of the Communist Labor Party in California, a reversal of Harold Fiske's conviction as an Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) organizer in Kansas, and foundation of the right to counsel in capital cases in the “Scottsboro Boys” appeals.

In the area of censorship, the ACLU led a march to protest a Boston ban of Mencken's American Mercury, defended Margaret Sanger's right to deliver a speech on birth control, stopped a Post Office ban on Mary Ware Dennett's pamphlet The Sex Side of Life, supported a case that ended a Customs Service prohibition on the importation of James Joyce's Ulysses, aided Yetta Sternberg in a California case banning display of a red flag and established limits on prior restraint of the press in the Near v. Minnesota case.

In 1929 Baldwin proposed a broad expansion plan for the organization to include increased interest in civil rights, Native Americans, police brutality, and alien rights; opposition to compulsory military training and censorship; and extension of civil liberties efforts to the international arena. The result was an increase in subject committees (for instance Labor Injunctions and Indian Civil Rights) and a larger network of regional affiliate organizations.

Baldwin continued to try to work from within the government. The Wickersham Commission hired Walter Pollak, Zechariah Chaffee and Carl Stern on Baldwin's recommendation, and its report Lawlessness in Law Enforcement was a major bombshell. The Indian Civil Rights Committee held a day-long conference in 1933 which helped to shape the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934. In 1931 the ACLU published Black Justice and Morris Ernst as chair of the Garland Fund's Committee on Negro Work issued the Margold Report suggesting the need for a legal attack on segregation.

Throughout these years and later, the ACLU was by no means monolithic and vigorous debates raged over many of the policy decisions within the organization. For example, the religious element in the organization was not unalterably opposed to Bible reading and release time in schools. While some favored turning to the courts to effect changes, others believed public education, strikes and working for legislative and administrative change would prove more effective. Some preferred broad legal challenges while others wanted narrower tests designed to achieve the desired result in particular cases. The debates in the records of committee and board meetings provide lively and rich documentation of the activities and struggles of the organization.

The New Deal

Given its history of opposition to government power, the ACLU viewed Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal with misgivings. The economic situation had led to increased repression of labor, lynchings and deportations, but the notion of granting more power to the same government that had been the cause of repression during World War I did not sit well with many in the organization.

Throughout the 1930s the ACLU continued to defend free expression, asserting the rights of the German-American Bund in Shall We Defend Free Speech for Nazis in America (1934) and commissioning two studies of Nazis in America ( Shirts!) and of the effects of anti-Fascist laws in Europe. The ACLU opposed Catholic efforts to censor printed works, movies and information on contraception, leading to the resignation of Rev. John Ryan from the National Committee in 1934. Baldwin also appeared regularly on a CBS radio program, “Let Freedom Ring,” during the 1930s. Other important activities included opposition to Boss Frank Hague's limits on union activities in Jersey City, cases to extend free speech rights to Communists, a series of Jehovah's Witnesses cases involving flag salutes and permits for literature distribution, and the National Labor Relations Board's attacks on Henry Ford's free speech rights.

The most difficult aspect of the New Deal years for the ACLU was its relationship to the Communist Party. The ACLU's bail fund had been seriously affected when five Communist Party members jumped bail and fled to the Soviet Union in 1930. Yet the two organizations had worked together on Scottsboro, the DeJonge and Herndon free speech cases, and in the International Juridical Association. Thus when the Popular Front was organized by the Communist Party in the 1930s, ACLU and Baldwin joined the effort since he was ever a coalition builder. Opponents continued to allege that the ACLU was a Communist front, especially since Harry Ward chaired both the ACLU and the American League for Peace and Democracy, the largest of the Popular Front organizations.

Communist Party attacks on a Socialist Party rally in Madison Square Garden in 1934 led Norman Thomas and John Haynes Holmes to call for banning Communists from ACLU leadership. In this same decade, the Dies Committee (the House Committee on Un-American Activities, popularly known as HUAC) concluded after its first hearings that one could not say with certainty whether or not the ACLU was a Communist organization. The ACLU responded by leading efforts to abolish the Dies Committee, assigning Abraham Isserman to write the first systematic analysis of the rights of witnesses before investigative committees (a report which Baldwin suppressed, perhaps in an agreement with HUAC) and working to clear the ACLU name. HUAC raids beginning in 1939, passage of the Smith Act in 1940 and state laws banning the Communist Party from the ballot served to increase concern about totalitarian organizations. In response to these growing concerns, the ACLU in 1940 adopted a policy barring Communist Party members from official positions in the organization, leading to the ouster of Elizabeth Gurley Flynn from the board and to the resignations of several others, including Harry Ward.

The 1930s witnessed an expansion of ACLU affiliates to St. Louis, San Francisco, Seattle, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Iowa, Indiana and Texas. By 1939 five affiliates had paid staff. At the New York headquarters, the ACLU hired its first staff counsel in 1941.

Civil Liberties During Wartime

Following the outbreak of war in Europe in 1939, the ACLU organized a conference on Civil Liberties in the National Emergency which was keynoted by Attorney General Frank Murphy. Lucille Milner wrote popular articles on conscientious objection and freedom of speech during wartime which carried the ACLU message to the general public. When war came in 1941, President Roosevelt pledged to continue constitutional freedoms even in a state of war, a policy generally followed except for one glaring exception.

Immediately after Pearl Harbor Roosevelt issued Executive Order 9066 which created military zones to be run by the War Relocation Authority to intern Japanese aliens and Japanese-American citizens. The ACLU denounced the order as contrary to liberty and due process and as racially-motivated since it applied only to Japanese.

While western affiliates sought test cases, an activity made difficult by Japanese acquiescence, the ACLU split on the question of what were the limits of government power during wartime. A resolution approved the President's order in principle, but provided four technical bases for bringing challenges to the order. Similarly the ACLU voted not to oppose a peacetime draft that included good protections for conscientious objectors (although the law did not provide political grounds for objection) and adopted the Seymour resolution not to defend individuals charged with sedition when no due process violations were involved. The national organization's willingness to compromise on civil liberties issues during wartime led to considerable opposition from affiliates, especially those on the West Coast. Eventually the ACLU handled two leading cases involving the internment camps, Korematsu and Hirabayashi.

The ACLU also created new committees during the war, a National Committee on Conscientious Objectors headed by Ernest Angell who met with President Roosevelt on the matter, a Committee Against Racial Discrimination chaired by Pearl Buck, and a Committee on Discrimination Against Women led by Dorothy Kenyon. ACLU's strong support for civil rights led to a split with some of its old labor allies. ACLU supported a bill of rights for union members and the growing movement for democracy in trade unions. The ACLU also aided the NAACP in cases that overthrew the white primary and restrictive covenants, and even took on a test of the segregated draft in the Winfred Lynn case which the NAACP would not accept.

Post-War Problems

The ACLU's long-standing debate regarding its relationship to the Communist Party in many ways limited its response to the Cold War anti-Communist crusade that followed the war. One faction on the board, led by Norman Thomas and Morris Ernst, was strongly anti-Communist. Others, led by Arthur Garfield Hays, Osmond Fraenkel and Walter Gellhorn, opposed any attempt to restrict political beliefs and associations.

The basic elements of the post-war attack on civil liberties were already in place even before the war began: HUAC, the Smith Act, state loyalty oaths and FBI surveillance of individuals and organizations. When President Truman issued E.O. 9835 establishing the federal loyalty program, the ACLU opted for quiet court tests and lobbying of Attorney General Tom Clark instead of a public opposition to the basic tenets of the order.

Baldwin, an activist throughout his life, had associations with many of the organizations found on the Attorney General's list of Communist Party affiliates, so he protected himself by regular attacks on the Communist Party which only served to limit his ability to oppose the internal security crusade. The ACLU sought to protect the rights of HUAC witnesses rather than take on HUAC itself.

The Smith Act cases which Judge Harold Medina presided over in New York led to convictions of the defendants for membership in the Communist Party. Moveover, Medina's contempt citations put a chill on lawyers who might have defended clients. When the Supreme Court's Dennis decision sustained the Smith Act, a dissident group of ACLU members, led by Corliss Lamont, left to form an Emergency Civil Liberties Committee to pay more attention to trial-level support rather than waiting for the appeals process which had been ACLU's forte. The ACLU also refused to pursue allegations of FBI abuse, often providing an active apology for the Bureau.

Even in this era, the ACLU remained a small organization with a membership of fewer than 10,000. Of its affiliates, only Boston, Chicago, San Francisco and Los Angeles had paid staff. In response to the need for a stronger national organization, to the criticism of the Lamont faction, and to the perception that the ACLU had not responded effectively to the attacks of the anti-Communist crusade, in 1948 a Special Committee on Policy Planning under Walter Gellhorn urged that the ACLU become less involved in litigation and provide more public education. The Committee named civil rights and the fight against censorship as the key issues for the future and downplayed old causes like church-state questions and defense of minority parties. Finally, the Committee recommended that Roger Baldwin be relieved from executive responsibilities and given an ambassadorial role of speaking, writing and maintaining relations with other organizations. As a result of this recommendation, Roger Baldwin retired as executive director in 1950, at the close of the organization's first thirty years which is the period covered by this microfilm edition.

Description

The American Civil Liberties Union Records, The Roger Baldwin years, document the activities of the ACLU from 1917 through 1950. The files contain materials on conscientious objection, freedom of speech, academic and religious freedom, censorship, labor rights, the Espionage Act of 1917, political demonstrations, political propaganda, the Ku Klux Klan and other patrioteering organizations, mob violence, racism, lynching, and other civil liberty issues. Materials include correspondence and newspaper clippings. Please see the series descriptions below for additional descriptive information.

This collection consists of 1,886 bound volumes of records from the years 1917-1946, 226 volumes of loose records from 1946-1950, and three boxes (Appendixes 1-3) that contain material primarily from 1940-1946, much of which are available on microfilm. The microfilm does not include complete runs of administrative material such as board minutes, some materials relating to files on the removal of Elizabeth Gurley Flynn from the board, various labor issues, and radio censorship. There are 228 reels of microfilm in the collection.

Arrangement

Materials are physically arranged in the volumes first by format (correspondence or newspaper clippings), and then chronologically. The microfilm is a direct copy of the volumes. Several volumes appear on one reel of microfilm. For example, Reel 1 contains Volumes 1-8. The Reel Contents list provides a list of reels and the volumes they contain.

In addition to the Reel Contents list, the Series list below provides a list of the same material organized by format and topic. These series have been created in order to provide subject access to this collection. Therefore, locations of materials in this list are spread throughout the collection.

Clippings:

Correspondence:

• Series 1 - Academic Freedom--Clippings, 1917-1950
• Series 2 - Censorship--Clippings, ( , , ), 1928-19501933-19461949-1950
• Series 3 - Chronological--Clippings, 1947-1948
• Series 4 - Federal Departments--Clippings, ( , , ), 1920-19231925-19461949-1950
• Series 5 - General--Clippings, ( , , ), 19121917-19461949-1950
• Series 6 - Legislation--Clippings, ( , , ), 1917-19231926-19461949-1950
• Series 7 - States--Clippings, ( , ), 1919-19461949-1950
• Series 8 - Academic Freedom--Correspondence, ( , , , , , ), 1918-191919211924-19261928-19341936-19411943-1950
• Series 9 - Censorship--Correspondence, ( , ), 1917-19211930-1950
• Series 10 - Conscientious Objectors--Correspondence, ( , , , ), 1917-192119271940-19421944-1950
• Series 11 - Federal Departments--Correspondence, 1924-1950
• Series 12 - Federal Legislation--Correspondence, ( , ), 1919-19211926-1950
• Series 13 - General--Correspondence, ( , , ), 1917-19241926-19291931-1950
• Series 14 - Injunctions--Correspondence, ( , ), 1931-19351937-1939
• Series 15 - Labor and Liberal Organizations--Correspondence, ( , ), 19211931-1950
• Series 16 - Nelles Papers, Walter--Correspondence, 1920-1926
• Series 17 - New York City Committee--Correspondence, 1936-1950
• Series 18 - Organizational Matters--Correspondence, 1917-1950
• Series 19 - Pennsylvania Civil Liberties Committee and Philadelphia Branch--Correspondence, 1930-1933
• Series 20 - State Legislation--Correspondence, ( , , , ), 1928-19291935-19411943-19471949-1950
• Series 21 - States--Correspondence, 1917-1950

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 material from the collection must be requested from the University Archivist. Copyright is held by the Trustees of Princeton University.

Other Finding Aid(s)

The ACLU Card Index (1917-1946), which is located in card catalogs in the lobby of the Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library, lists materials in this collection first chronologically and then by subject or name. Please use the Card Index Subjects list and Names list (individuals are found under the heading "people" in the index) at the end of this finding aid to identify relevant index terms and the years in which they appear. The cards provide reel (r), volume, and page numbers for each subject. (This index has several limitations. Names are not indexed exhaustively, and material from 1946-1950 is not included. To gain access to these years, please use the Reel Contents and Series lists.)

American Civil Liberties Union Records dating from 1947 have been divided in to six series; each series is described in a separate finding aid. These finding aids are listed below:

Series 1: American Civil Liberties Union Records: Organizational Matters Series, 1947-1995.

Series 2: American Civil Liberties Union Records: Project Files Series, 1964-1979.

Series 3: American Civil Liberties Union Records: Subject Files Series, 1921-1990.

Series 4: American Civil Liberties Union Records: Legal Case Files Series, 1933-1990.

Series 5: American Civil Liberties Union Records: Printed Materials Series, 1917-1995.

Series 6: American Civil Liberties Union Records: Audiovisual Materials Series, circa 1920-1995.

Acquisition and Appraisal

Custodial History

The initial donation to NYPL consisted of 10 volumes of canvas-backed post-bound original documents and clippings pasted on paper that were numbered starting with 1 for each year. NYPL removed the originals from the post-bindings, and pasted them into scrapbooks. This process increased the number of volumes and split materials that were originally described as a single volume. Volumes were renumbered with a combination of volume and letter designations (for example, 595A and 595B).

Provenance and Acquisition

Gifted to the New York Public Library by Albert DeSilver, the Director of the National Civil Liberties Bureau in 1920. The New York Public Library deaccessioned the papers in 1953 to Princeton’s Firestone Library. In 1976, the records were transferred to the Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library.

Material relating to a 1912 Industrial Workers of the World free speech trial in San Diego, California is included in the collection. As it precedes the creation of the ACLU, its origin is unknown.

Related Materials

Location of Copies or Alternate Formats

Microfilm of these volumes is available at the Mudd Manuscrip Library. Additionally, digital images of volumes 1-71, 73-125, 127-135, and 138-141 are available online as downloadable PDFs. Please see the Reel and Contents List below for access to electronic copies.

Processing and Other Information

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 February 22, 2007.

Language(s) of this Finding Aid

Finding aid written in English.

Preferred Citation

Identification of specific item; Date (if known); American Civil Liberties Union Records, The Roger Baldwin Years, 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.

• African Americans -- Civil rights -- History -- 20th century.
• African Americans -- Legal status, laws, etc. -- United States -- 20th century.
• Aliens -- United States -- Civil rights -- 20th century.
• Amnesty -- United States -- 20th century.
• Anti-Communist movements -- United States -- History -- 20th century.
• Assemby, Right of -- United States -- 20th century.
• Censorship -- United States -- 20th century.
• Church and state -- United States -- 20th century.
• Citizen suits (Civil procedure) -- United States -- 20th century.
• Civil rights -- United States -- 20th century.
• Civil rights movements -- United States -- History -- 20th century.
• Civil rights workers -- United States -- 20th Century -- Correspondence.
• Communism -- United States -- 20th century.
• Conscientious objectors -- United States -- 20th century.
• Constitutional law -- United States -- 20th century.
• Discrimination -- United States -- 20th century.
• Draft resisters -- United States -- 20th century.
• Due process of law -- United States -- 20th century.
• Equality before the law -- United States -- 20th century.
• Freedom of association -- United States -- 20th century.
• Freedom of information -- United States -- 20th century.
• Freedom of movement -- United States -- 20th entury.
• Freedom of religion -- United States -- 20th century.
• Freedom of speech -- United States -- 20th century.
• Freedom of the press -- Minnesota -- 20th century.
• Indians of North America -- Civil rights -- 20th century.
• Labor laws and legislation -- United States -- 20th century.
• Law -- United States -- Cases -- 20th century.
• Lawyers -- United States -- 20th century -- Correspondence.
• Legal aid -- United States -- 20th century.
• Legal services -- United States -- 20th century.
• Loyalty oaths -- United States -- 20th century.
• Minorities -- Legal status, laws, etc. -- United States -- 20th century.
• Police power -- United States -- 20th century.
• Political questions and judicial power -- United States -- 20th century.
• Privacy, Right of -- United States -- 20th century.
• Race discrimination -- Law and legislation -- United States -- 20th century.
• Records -- United States -- Access control -- 20th century.
• Freedom of religion -- United States -- 20th century.
• Sacco-Vanzetti Trial, Dedham, Mass., 1921.
• Scottsboro Trial, Scottsboro, Ala., 1931.
• Sex discrimination -- United States -- 20th century.
• Strikes and lockouts -- United States -- Cases -- 20th century.
• Subversive activities -- United States -- History -- 20th century.
• Teaching, Freedom of -- United States -- 20th century.
• Textile workers -- Labor unions -- New Jersey -- Patterson -- History -- 20th century.
• Trials -- United States -- 20th century.
• Briefs.
• Correspondence.
• Clippings.
• Legal correspondence.
• Legal documents.
• Records.

Browse other finding aids related to the following terms:

• American history/20th century
• American politics and government
• Legal history
• Public policy/20th century
• World War II
• World War I

Contents List

1. Reel Contents - American Civil Liberties Union Microfilm, undated Physical Characteristics:

2. Clippings--States--CA, 1912 Access online resource

   Reel 1, Volume 1

3. Clippings--States--CA, 1912 Access online resource

   Reel 1, Volume 2

4. Correspondence--Organizational Matters (Conferences, Mass Meetings, 1917-1918 Access online resource

   Reel 1, Volume 3

5. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors: Camps, 1917-1918 Access online resource Arrangement: [alphabetical by camp]

   Reel 1, Volume 4

6. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors: Camps, 1917-1918 Access online resource Arrangement: [alphabetical by camp]

   Reel 1, Volume 5

7. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors: Camps, 1917-1918 Access online resource Arrangement: [alphabetical by camp]

   Reel 1, Volume 6

8. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors: Camps, 1917-1918 Access online resource Arrangement: [alphabetical by camp]

   Reel 1, Volume 7

9. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors: Camps, 1917-1918 Access online resource Arrangement: [alphabetical by camp]

   Reel 1, Volume 8

10. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors: Camps, 1917-1918 Access online resource Arrangement: [alphabetical by camp]

    Reel 2, Volume 9

11. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors: Camps, 1917-1918 Access online resource Arrangement: [alphabetical by camp]

    Reel 2, Volume 10

12. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors: Camps, 1917-1918 Access online resource Arrangement: [alphabetical by camp]

    Reel 2, Volume 11

13. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors: Camps, 1917-1918 Access online resource Arrangement: [alphabetical by camp]

    Reel 2, Volume 12

14. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors: Camps, 1917-1918 Access online resource Arrangement: [alphabetical by camp]

    Reel 2, Volume 13

15. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors: Camps, 1917-1918 Access online resource Arrangement: [alphabetical by camp]

    Reel 2, Volume 14

16. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors, 1917-1918 Access online resource

    Reel 2, Volume 15

17. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors, 1917-1918 Access online resource

    Reel 3, Volume 16

18. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors, 1917-1918 Access online resource

    Reel 3, Volume 17

19. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors, 1917-1918 Access online resource

    Reel 3, Volume 18

20. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors: States (AL-WI), 1917-1918 Access online resource

    Reel 3, Volume 19

21. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors: States (AL-WI), 1917-1918 Access online resource

    Reel 3, Volume 20

22. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors: States (AL-WI), 1917-1918 Access online resource

    Reel 3, Volume 21

23. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors: States (AL-WI), 1917-1918 Access online resource

    Reel 3, Volume 22

24. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors: States (AL-WI), 1917-1918 Access online resource

    Reel 3, Volume 23

25. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors: States (AL-WI), 1917-1918 Access online resource

    Reel 3, Volume 24

26. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1917-1918 Access online resource

    Reel 3, Volume 25

27. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1917-1918 Access online resource

    Reel 3, Volume 26

28. Correspondence--Organizational Matters (IWW Trials), undated Access online resource

    Reel 4, Volume 27

29. Correspondence--Organizational Matters (IWW Trials), undated Access online resource

    Reel 4, Volume 28

30. Correspondence--States, 1917-1918

31. AK, AL, AZ, AR, CA, undated Access online resource

    Reel 4, Volume 29

32. CA, undated Access online resource

    Reel 4, Volume 30

33. CO, CT, DE, FL, GA, ID, undated Access online resource

    Reel 4, Volume 31

34. IL, IN, IA, KS, undated Access online resource

    Reel 4, Volume 32

35. KY, LA, MD, MA, MI, MN, undated Access online resource

    Reel 4, Volume 33

36. MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, undated Access online resource

    Reel 4, Volume 34

37. NY, NM, ND, NC, undated Access online resource

    Reel 5, Volume 35

38. OH, OK, OR, PA, undated Access online resource

    Reel 5, Volume 36

39. PR, RI, SC, TX, UT, VA, VT, undated Access online resource

    Reel 5, Volume 37

40. WA, WV, WI, undated Access online resource

    Reel 5, Volume 38

41. Correspondence--Organizational Matters (Cooperating Attorneys), 1917-1918 Access online resource

    Reel 5, Volume 39

42. Clippings--Academic Freedom, 1917-1919 Access online resource

    Reel 5, Volume 40

43. Clippings--General, 1917-1919

44. Amnesty Editorials, undated Access online resource

    Reel 5, Volume 41

45. Chicago Industrial Workers of the World Case, undated Access online resource

    Reel 5, Volume 42

46. Conscientious Objectors, undated Access online resource

    Reel 5, Volume 43

47. Conscientious Objectors, undated Access online resource

    Reel 5, Volume 44

48. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors (Publications), 1917-1919 Access online resource

    Reel 5, Volume 44

49. Clippings--General (Conscientious Objectors), 1917-1919 Access online resource

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50. Clippings--General (Conscientious Objectors), 1917-1919 Access online resource

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51. Clippings--General (Conscientious Objectors), 1917-1919 Access online resource

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52. Clippings--General (Conscientious Objectors), 1917-1919 Access online resource

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53. [There is no Volume 49], undated

54. Clippings--General (Conscientious Objectors), 1917-1919 Access online resource

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55. Clippings--General, 1917-1919

56. Conscientious Objectors--Court Martials, undated Access online resource Arrangement: [alphabetically by camp]

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57. Deportations, undated Access online resource

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58. Espionage Act, undated Access online resource

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59. Free Speech, undated Access online resource

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60. IWW Cases, undated Arrangement: [by state]

61. CA, CT, DC, IL, IN, IA, ID, MO, KS, MN, MI, MA, MT, NJ, NE, NY, undated Access online resource

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62. Espionage Act, undated Access online resource

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63. Espionage Act, undated Arrangement: [arranged by state]

64. AL, AK, AZ, AR, CA, CO, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, MD, MA, MI, undated Access online resource

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65. CT, DE, DC, FL, GA, ID, IL, undated Access online resource

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66. MN, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NC, ND, undated Access online resource

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67. OH, OK, OR, undated Access online resource

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68. PA, PR, RI, undated Access online resource

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69. SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, WA, WV, WI, undated Access online resource

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70. Espionage Act, undated Access online resource

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71. Patrioteering Organizations; Cooperating Organizations, undated Access online resource

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72. People's Council; Non-Partisan League, undated Access online resource

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73. Sedition, undated Access online resource

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74. Socialists and Anarchists NY, undated Access online resource

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75. Socialists and Anarchists NY, undated Access online resource

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76. Correspondence--Organizational Matters (Free Speech Publications), 1917-1921 Access online resource

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77. Clippings--General--Mob Violence, 1917-1920 Access online resource Arrangement: [arranged alphabetically by state]

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78. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors, 1917-1920

79. Correspondence--General, undated Access online resource

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80. Amnesty, 1918-1923 Access online resource

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81. Anglo-American Conference, National Council for Civil Liberties, 1919 Access online resource

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82. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors [alphabetical] A-O, 1919 Access online resource

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83. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors [alphabetical] A-O, 1919 Access online resource

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84. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors [alphabetical] A-O, 1919 Access online resource

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85. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors [alphabetical] A-O, 1919 Access online resource

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86. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors [alphabetical] P-Z, 1919 Access online resource

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87. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors--Camp Questionnaire, 1919 Access online resource

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88. Clippings--General (Court House NYC), 1919-1920 Access online resource

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89. Correspondence--General, 1918

90. Court Martial, undated Access online resource

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91. Demonstrations and Conferences, 1918-1919 Access online resource

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92. Lincoln Day Demonstration; Liberties Conference; Freedom Convention, undated Access online resource

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93. Deportation; Hindu Cases; Miscellaneous Deportation Cases, undated Access online resource Arrangement: [alphabetically by name]

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94. Clippings--General--Industrial Workers of the World Cases, 1918-1919 Access online resource

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95. Correspondence--General, 1918-1919

96. Industrial Workers of the World Cases, undated Access online resource

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97. Industrial Workers of the World Cases, undated Access online resource

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98. Indictments, 1917-1918 Access online resource Arrangement: [arranged alphabetically by case]

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99. Jail Conditions, 1918-1919 Access online resource

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100. Military Amnesty, 1919 Access online resource

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101. Legal Defense Requests [by state], 1919

102. AK, AZ, AR, CA, CO, CT, DC, FL, GA, ID, IL, undated Access online resource

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103. IA, KS, KY, MA, MI, MN, MO, MT, NE, NJ, NV, NM, NY, undated Access online resource

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104. OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, WA, WV, WI, undated Access online resource

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105. Military Prisons, 1919

106. Alcatraz Island; Fort Douglas; Fort Jay (Governor's Island); Jefferson Barracks, undated Access online resource

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107. Fort Leavenworth, undated Access online resource

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108. Miscellaneous, 1918-1919 Access online resource

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109. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors (Camp Conditions; Farm Furloughs; Lunde, Theodore H.), undated Access online resource

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110. [There is no volume 97], undated

111. Correspondence--General--Political Amnesty, 1918-1919 Access online resource

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112. Correspondence--Organizational Matters--Speakers Requests, 1918-1919 Access online resource

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113. Correspondence--General--Records and Briefs, 1918-1919 Access online resource

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114. Correspondence--General--Records and Briefs, 1918-1919 Arrangement: [alphabetical]

115. A-B, undated Access online resource

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116. C-E, undated Access online resource

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117. F-L, undated Access online resource

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118. M-P, undated Access online resource

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119. R-Z, undated Access online resource

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120. Correspondence--General--Sedition Bill, 1919 Access online resource

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121. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1917-1919 Access online resource

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122. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1917-1919 Access online resource

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123. Correspondence--Academic Freedom, 1918-1919 Access online resource

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124. Correspondence--General, undated

125. Enemy Aliens; Insanity Cases; Mob Violence; Patrioteering Organizations; Police Activities; Post Office Cases; Publications, Requests, undated Access online resource

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126. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors, 1919-1920 Access online resource

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127. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors, 1919-1920 Access online resource

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128. Clippings--General, 1919-1920

129. Civil Liberty, General Statements on Political Prisoners, undated Access online resource

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130. Clippings--States, 1919-1920

131. AL, AZ, AR, undated Access online resource

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132. KY, LA, MD, MA, undated Access online resource

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133. Correspondence--General--Outside Organizations, 1919-1921 Access online resource

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134. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1920-1921 Access online resource

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135. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1920-1921 Access online resource

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136. Correspondence--States, 1920

137. CA, CO, ID, IL, MA, MO, MT, NV, NY, OH, OR, PA, TX, UT, WA, WI, undated Access online resource

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138. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1920 Access online resource

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139. Correspondence--General--Police Questionnaire, 1919-1921 Access online resource

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140. Clippings--General, 1920-1921

141. Conscientious Objectors; Political Prisoners, undated Access online resource

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142. Amnesty Campaigns, undated Access online resource

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143. Raids and Deportations, 1919-1920 Access online resource

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144. Raids and Deportations, 1919-1920 Access online resource

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145. Correspondence--General--Proceedings of NY Assembly on Expulsion of Socialists, 1920 Access online resource

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146. Correspondence--General--Proceedings of NY Assembly on Expulsion of Socialists, 1920 Access online resource

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147. Correspondence--General--Proceedings of NY Assembly on Expulsion of Socialists, 1920 Access online resource

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148. Clippings--Federal Departments, 1920 Access online resource

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149. Clippings--Legislation, 1920 Access online resource

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150. Clippings--General, 1920 Access online resource

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151. Correspondence--General, 1920 Access online resource

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152. Correspondence--General, 1920 Access online resource

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153. Correspondence--States, 1920

154. AL, AK, AZ, CA, undated Access online resource

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155. CA, undated Access online resource

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156. Correspondence--States, 1920

157. Canada, CO, CT, FL, ID, undated Access online resource

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158. IL, IN, IA, KS, undated Access online resource

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159. LA, KY, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, undated Access online resource

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160. NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, OH, OK, undated Access online resource

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161. OR, PA, RI, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, VI, undated Access online resource

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162. WA, WV, WI, undated Access online resource

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163. Clippings--States, 1920

164. CA, undated Access online resource

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165. CA, undated

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166. CO, CT, DE, DC, FL, undated

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167. IL, undated

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168. MN, MS, MO, MT, undated

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169. PA, undated

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170. WA, undated

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171. WA: Centralia Murder Case, undated

     Reel 21, Volume 148, 150

172. Correspondence--Organizational Matters--Weekly Reports on Civil Liberty Situation, 1920-1921

     Reel 21, Volume 151

173. Correspondence--States, 1920-1921

174. AL, AZ, undated

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175. NY, undated

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176. GA, ID, IN, IA, AK, Haiti, HI, Philippine Islands, undated

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177. IL, undated

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178. NE, NV, NH, NM, NJ, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, undated

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179. NY, undated

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180. RI, SD, TN, TX, VA, WV, WI, undated

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181. Correspondence--Walter Nelles Papers, 1920-1926

182. Law and Freedom Bulletins, undated

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183. Legal Case Files, undated

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184. Legal Notes, undated

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185. Legal Notes, undated

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186. Writings, undated

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187. Writings, undated

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188. Clippings--Academic Freedom, 1921

189. Clippings--General--Amnesty/Political Prisoners, undated

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190. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors, 1921

191. Amnesty, undated

     Reel 23, Volume 161

192. Conscientious Objectors, 1920-1921

193. Salmon, Benjamin, case, undated

     Reel 23, Volume 162

194. Conscientious Objectors, 1920-1921

195. Amnesty, undated

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196. Correspondence--General--Labor Organizations, 1921

197. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, undated

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198. Correspondence--Academic Freedom, undated

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199. Correspondence--States, 1921

200. AL, CA, undated

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201. Correspondence--Organizational Matters--Baldwin Trips, 1921

     Reel 23, Volume 166

202. Correspondence--General--Sedition, Espionage, 1921

     Reel 24, Volume 167

203. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1921

     Reel 24, Volume 168

204. Questionnaire on Condition of Civil Liberty, 1921 Arrangement: [arranged by state]

     Reel 24, Volume 169

205. Clippings--Federal Departments, 1921

206. Clippings--General, undated

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207. Civil Liberties in Foreign Countries, undated

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208. Clippings--Legislation, undated

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209. Correspondence--States, 1921

210. SD, TN, TX, UT, Philippine Islands, undated

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211. Clippings--General, 1921

212. Labor and Radical Organizations, undated

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213. Open Shop Campaign, undated

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214. Espionage in Industry, undated

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215. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

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216. Propaganda Against Civil Liberties, undated

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217. Clippings--States, 1921

218. AL, AZ, AR, CA, CO, CT, DC, FL, GA, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, undated

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219. MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, undated

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220. NJ, NY, undated

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221. NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, undated

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222. TX, VA, WA, WV, WI, Haiti, Philippine Islands, PR, Dominican Republic, VI, undated

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223. Correspondence--States, 1921

224. CO, CT, FL, GA, ID, undated

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225. Correspondence--States, 1921

226. IL, undated

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227. IN, IA, KS, undated

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228. KY, LA, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, undated

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229. NE, NJ, NM, NY, undated

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230. ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, undated

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231. WV, WI, undated

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232. Correspondence--States, 1921-1922

233. AL, AR, CA, undated

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234. Philippine Islands, PR, VT, VA, WA, undated

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235. Clippings--General, 1921-1922

236. Negroes, undated

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237. Outside Organization Opposed to Civil Liberties, undated

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238. Ku Klux Klan, undated

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239. Strikes, undated

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240. Strikes, 1921 Arrangement: [arranged by state]

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241. Correspondence--General, 1922

242. Amnesty, undated

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243. Amnesty: Political Prisoners, undated

     Reel 27, Volume 197-198

244. Clippings--General, 1922

245. Amnesty: Political Prisoners, undated

     Reel 27, Volume 199

246. Labor Organizations Re: Civil Liberty, undated

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247. Anti-Labor Movements, undated

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248. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

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249. Propaganda Against Civil Liberties, undated

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250. Children's Crusade, undated

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251. Editorials, Feature Articles, etc. on ACLU, undated

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252. Clippings--Federal Departments, undated

     Reel 28, Volume 202

253. Clippings--General--Civil Liberties in Foreign Countries, undated

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254. Clippings--States, undated

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255. Haiti; Dominican Republic; VI; HI; Philippine Islands, undated

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256. Clippings--General, undated

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257. Negroes, undated

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258. Injunctions/Prosecutions, undated Arrangement: [arranged by state]

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259. Patrioteering Organizations, undated

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260. Clippings--Academic Freedom, undated

     Reel 28, Volume 205

261. Clippings--Legislation, undated

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262. Clippings--General, 1922

263. Supreme Court Decisions, undated

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264. Freedom of Speech, Press, Assembly, undated

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265. Strikes: Railway Shop Crafts' Strike, undated

     Reel 28, Volume 206

266. Strikes, undated Arrangement: [arranged by state]

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267. Clippings--States, 1922

268. AL, AZ, AR, CO, FL, ID, undated

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269. Clippings--General--Strikes, 1922 Arrangement: [arranged by state]

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270. Clippings--States, 1922

271. IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, MD, MA, MI, MI, undated

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272. MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, SC, SD, TN, TX, VA, WA, WI, WY, undated

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273. Correspondence--States, 1922

274. AL, AR, AZ, CA, undated

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275. CA, undated

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276. CO, CT, FL, FL, undated

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277. FL, GA, IL, IN, IA, undated

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278. KS, undated

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279. KS, KY, LA, undated

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280. ME, MD, MA, MI, MI, undated

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281. MI, undated

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282. MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NH, NJ, NM, NY, undated

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283. NY, ND, OH, OK, undated

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284. PA, undated

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285. PA, RI, undated

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286. SC, SD, TN, TX, undated

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287. UT, VA, WA, WV, WI, WY, HI, Philippine Islands, VI, undated

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288. VI, Samoa, undated

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289. Clippings--General--Ku Klux Klan, 1922-1924

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290. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1920-1922

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291. Clippings--General, 1923

292. Freedom in the Schools, undated

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293. Labor and Radical Organizations, undated

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294. Civil Liberty Issues in National Strikes, undated

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295. Civil Liberty Issues in the Coal Fields, undated

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296. Negroes, undated

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297. Clippings--General, 1923

298. Civil Liberties in Foreign Countries, undated

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299. Ku Klux Klan, undated

     Reel 31, Volume 231-232

300. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

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301. Amnesty Campaign, undated

     Reel 32, Volume 233

302. Release of State Political Prisoners, undated

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303. Propaganda Against Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 32, Volume 234

304. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, undated

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305. Correspondence--Federal Departments, undated

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306. Correspondence--General--Labor, undated

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307. Clippings--States, 1923

308. AL, AZ, AR, CA, undated

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309. CO, CT, DE, CA, undated

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310. DC, FL, GA, ID, IN, IL, IA, KS, KY, undated

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311. LA, MD, MA, undated

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312. MI, MO, MS, MT, NE, NJ, NM, NY, undated

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313. NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, undated

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314. RI, TX, VA, WA, WV, WI, VI, Samoa, PR, Philippine Islands, HI, Haiti, undated

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315. Correspondence--States, 1923

316. AL, AZ, AR, CA, undated

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317. CO, CT, DC, FL, GA, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, LA, MA, undated

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318. MI, MS, MO, MT, NM, NY, undated

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319. OH, OK, OR, PA, undated

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320. RI, TX, Samoa, VI, WA, undated

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321. WV, WI, undated

     Reel 35, Volume 247

322. Correspondence--Academic Freedom, 1924

     Reel 35, Volume 248

323. Correspondence--General--Amnesty, undated

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324. Clippings--General, 1924

325. Anti-Radical Propaganda, undated

     Reel 35, Volume 249

326. Propaganda Against Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 35, Volume 249

327. NY Commercial Articles, undated

     Reel 35, Volume 249

328. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1924

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329. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1924

     Reel 36, Volume 251

330. Clippings--General, 1924

331. Ku Klux Klan, undated

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332. Patrioteering Organizations, undated

     Reel 36, Volume 252

333. Clippings--States, 1924

334. AL, AZ, AR, CA, undated

     Reel 36, Volume 253

335. CT, DC, DE, FL, GA, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, ME, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, NV, NH, NJ, undated

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336. NY, NY, NY, NC, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, TN, TX, VA, WA, WV, WI, undated

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337. Correspondence--States, 1924

338. AL, AK, AZ, AR, undated

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339. CA, undated

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340. CO, CT, DE, DC, FL, GA, ID, undated

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341. IL, IN, IA, KS, LA, ME, undated

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342. MA, undated

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343. MA, MI, undated

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344. MN, MS, MO, MT, NH, undated

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345. NJ, undated

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346. NY, undated

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347. NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, undated

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348. PA, RI, undated

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349. TX, VA, WA, undated

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350. WV, WI, WA, undated

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351. Philippine Islands, Samoa, VI, undated

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352. VI, undated

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353. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1925

     Reel 38, Volume 271-272

354. Correspondence--Academic Freedom, undated

     Reel 38, Volume 273-274

355. Clippings--Academic Freedom, 1925

356. TN (Scopes Case), undated

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357. TN (Scopes Case), undated

     Reel 40, Volume 278

358. CA, CO, DE, DC, GA, IN, KS, MA, NJ, NY, OH, OR, PA, TX, undated

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359. Clippings--Federal Departments, 1925

     Reel 40, Volume 280

360. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1925

     Reel 40, Volume 281

361. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1925

     Reel 41, Volume 282

362. Clippings--General, 1925

363. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 41, Volume 283

364. Negroes, undated

     Reel 41, Volume 283

365. Correspondence--States, 1925

366. AL, AZ, AR, CA, undated

     Reel 41, Volume 284A

367. CA, undated

     Reel 41, Volume 284B-C

368. CO, CT, DE, DC, FL, GA, ID, IL, IN, undated

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369. KS, KY, LA, ME, MA, undated

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370. MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NJ, undated

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371. NY, undated

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372. NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, PA, undated

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373. TX, UT, VA, WA, undated

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374. WV, WI, WA, undated

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375. HI, Philippine Islands, VI, undated

     Reel 43, Volume 292

376. VI, undated

     Reel 43, Volume 293

377. Clippings--States, 1925

378. AL, AR, CA, CT, FL, GA, IL, IN, undated

     Reel 43, Volume 294

379. KS, KY, LA, MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NJ, undated

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380. NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, undated

     Reel 43, Volume 296

381. TN, TX, UT, VA, WV, WA, undated

     Reel 44, Volume 297

382. Clippings--Academic Freedom, 1926

383. General, NC, OH, OR, SC, TN, TX, UT, VA, WA, NY, undated

     Reel 44, Volume 298

384. AR, CA, CO, CT, DC, GA, IL, KS, KY, LA, MA, MI, MS, MT, NJ, NY, undated

     Reel 44, Volume 299

385. Clippings--Legislation, 1926

386. Clippings---Federal Departments, undated

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387. Clippings--General--Negroes, undated

     Reel 45, Volume 300

388. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1926

389. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, undated

     Reel 45, Volume 301

390. Correspondence--General--Passaic Textile Strike, undated

     Reel 46, Volume 302

391. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1926

     Reel 46, Volume 303

392. Correspondence--General, undated

393. Attacks on ACLU, undated

     Reel 46, Volume 303

394. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 46, Volume 303

395. Clippings--General, 1926

396. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 47, Volume 304

397. Propaganda Against Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 47, Volume 304

398. United States Possessions, undated

     Reel 47, Volume 304

399. Civil Liberties in Foreign Countries, undated

     Reel 47, Volume 304

400. Correspondence--States, 1926

401. CA, CO, DC, IL, IN, KY, KS, undated

     Reel 47, Volume 305

402. MA, undated

     Reel 47, Volume 306

403. NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, undated

     Reel 48, Volume 307

404. PA, TX, VA, WA, WV, undated

     Reel 48, Volume 308

405. HI, Philippine Islands, Samoa, VI, undated

     Reel 48, Volume 309

406. AR, CA, CO, DC, undated

     Reel 49, Volume 310

407. FL, GA, IL, KS, MD, MA, MN, MO, NY, TN, undated

     Reel 49, Volume 311

408. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1926

     Reel 49, Volume 311

409. Clippings--States, 1926

410. AL, AR, CA, CO, CT, DE, FL, GA, ID, IL, IN, KS, KY, LA, MA, MI, undated

     Reel 49, Volume 312

411. NJ (Passaic Strike), undated

     Reel 49, Volume 313

412. NJ (Passaic Strike), undated

     Reel 50, Volume 314

413. NY, undated

     Reel 50, Volume 314

414. NY, OH, PA, RI, SD, TN, TX, UT, VA, WA, WI, WV, undated

     Reel 50, Volume 315

415. Correspondence--Organizational Matters--Outside Publications, 1926-1929

     Reel 50, Volume 316

416. Clippings--Academic Freedom, 1927

417. General, AL, AR, FL, GA, IL, IN, LA, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, NH, NM, NJ, NY, NC, ND, OK, PA, SC, TN, TX, WA, WV, WI, undated

     Reel 50, Volume 317

418. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1927

     Reel 50, Volume 318

419. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors, undated

     Reel 50, Volume 318

420. Correspondence--General, undated

421. Third Degree, undated

     Reel 50, Volume 318

422. Aliens, undated

     Reel 50, Volume 318

423. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 50, Volume 318

424. Propaganda Against Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 50, Volume 318

425. Propaganda Against Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 50, Volume 319

426. Attacks on ACLU, undated

     Reel 50, Volume 319

427. Attacks on ACLU, undated

     Reel 51, Volume 320

428. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1927

     Reel 51, Volume 320

429. Clippings--Legislation, 1927

     Reel 51, Volume 321

430. Clippings--General, undated

     Reel 51, Volume 321

431. Negroes, undated

     Reel 51, Volume 321

432. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 51, Volume 322

433. Propaganda Against Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 51, Volume 322

434. Labor Organizations, undated

     Reel 51, Volume 322

435. Territories, undated

     Reel 51, Volume 322

436. Foreign Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 51, Volume 322

437. Clippings--States, 1927

438. AL, AR, AZ, CA, CO, CT, FL, GA, IL, IA, IN, KS, KY, LA, undated

     Reel 51, Volume 323

439. Correspondence--States, 1927

440. AZ, CA, undated

     Reel 51, Volume 324

441. CA, CO, CT, DE, DC, FL, GA, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, undated

     Reel 51, Volume 325

442. MA, undated

     Reel 51, Volume 326

443. MA, MI, MS, NE, NM, NJ, undated

     Reel 52, Volume 327

444. NY, undated

     Reel 52, Volume 328

445. NY, PA, TN, WA, WV, HI, Haiti, Haiti, undated

     Reel 52, Volume 329

446. PA, RI, TX, WA, WV, undated

     Reel 52, Volume 339

447. Correspondence--General--Patrioteering Organizations, 1927

     Reel 52, Volume 331

448. Correspondence--General--Patrioteering Organizations, 1927

     Reel 53, Volume 332-34

449. Clippings--States, 1927

450. MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, NJ, NY, NM, ND, OH, PA, RI, SC, TN, TX, WA, WV, WI, undated

     Reel 54, Volume 335

451. Correspondence--Academic Freedom, 1928

452. AR, KY, LA, MD, MA, MI, NY, NM, NC, OH, OK, OR, SD, TN, TX, WV, WA, General, undated

     Reel 54, Volume 336

453. Clippings--Academic Freedom, 1928

     Reel 54, Volume 337

454. Clippings--Censorship, undated

     Reel 54, Volume 337

455. Clippings--General, undated

456. Race Discrimination, undated

     Reel 54, Volume 337

457. Lynchings, undated

     Reel 54, Volume 337

458. Labor Organizations, undated

     Reel 54, Volume 337

459. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1928

     Reel 55, Volume 338

460. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, undated

     Reel 55, Volume 338

461. Clippings--Legislation, 1928

     Reel 55, Volume 339

462. Clippings--Federal Departments, undated

     Reel 55, Volume 339

463. Clippings--General, undated

464. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 55, Volume 339

465. Propaganda Against Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 55, Volume 339

466. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1928

     Reel 55, Volume 340

467. Correspondence--General, 1928

468. Patrioteering Organizations, undated

     Reel 56, Volume 341

469. Propaganda Against Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 56, Volume 341

470. Correspondence--States, 1928

471. AR, CA, undated

     Reel 56, Volume 342

472. CO, undated

     Reel 56, Volume 343

473. CT, DE, DC, IL, IA, KS, KY, MD, undated

     Reel 57, Volume 344

474. MA, undated

     Reel 57, Volume 345

475. MI, MN, MO, MT, NJ, undated

     Reel 58, Volume 346

476. NM, NY, OH, OK, undated

     Reel 58, Volume 347

477. PA, undated

     Reel 59, Volume 348-349

478. PA, RI, TX, WA, WV, WI, WY, Philippine Island, Samoa, VI, undated

     Reel 60, Volume 350

479. Clippings--States, 1928

480. AR, AZ, CA, CO, CT, DE, DC, undated

     Reel 60, Volume 351

481. GA, IL, KS, MA, undated

     Reel 60, Volume 352

482. MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NJ, NM, NY, NC, OH, OK, undated

     Reel 60, Volume 353

483. PA, RI, TX, WV, WI, undated

     Reel 61, Volume 354

484. Correspondence--General--U.S. vs. Rosika Schwimmer, 1928-1929

     Reel 61, Volume 355

485. Clippings--Academic Freedom, 1929

486. AL, CA, DE, IL, IA, MA, MI, MO, NY, NC, OH, OK, PA, TN, WI, General, Federal Legislation, State Legislation, undated

     Reel 61, Volume 356

487. AR, CA, DE, IL, MA, MI, MO, NY, OH, PA, SD, TN, WA, WI, 1929

     Reel 61, Volume 357

488. Clippings--Federal Departments, 1929

     Reel 61, Volume 358

489. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1929

     Reel 62, Volume 359

490. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1929

     Reel 63, Volume 360

491. Correspondence--General, 1929

492. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 63, Volume 360

493. Propaganda Against Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 63, Volume 360

494. Clippings--Censorship, 1929

495. Clippings--General, undated

     Reel 63, Volume 361

496. Possessions, undated

     Reel 63, Volume 361

497. Foreign, undated

     Reel 63, Volume 361

498. Bail Fund, undated

     Reel 63, Volume 361

499. Race Discrimination, undated

     Reel 63, Volume 361

500. Mob Violence, undated

     Reel 63, Volume 361

501. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 64, Volume 362

502. Propaganda Against Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 64, Volume 362

503. American Federation of Labor, undated

     Reel 64, Volume 362

504. Clippings--States, 1929

505. AL, AZ, AR, CA, CO, DC, FL, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, MA, undated

     Reel 64, Volume 363

506. CA: Mooney-Billings Case, undated

     Reel 64, Volume 364-365

507. MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NH, NJ, NM, NY, undated

     Reel 65, Volume 366

508. NC, undated

     Reel 65, Volume 367-368

509. NC, undated

     Reel 66, Volume 369

510. OH, PA, RI, SC, TN, TX, WA, WV, WI, undated

     Reel 66, Volume 370

511. Correspondence--States, 1929

512. AZ, CA, undated

     Reel 66, Volume 371

513. CA, CO, CT, undated

     Reel 67, Volume 372

514. DC, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, MA, undated

     Reel 67, Volume 373

515. MI, MN, MO, MT, NJ, NY, undated

     Reel 68, Volume 374

516. NY, NC, undated

     Reel 68, Volume 375

517. NC, undated

     Reel 69, Volume 376

518. OH, PA, undated

     Reel 69, Volume 377

519. PA, RI, SC, TN, TX, VT, VA, WA, WI, Haiti, VI, undated

     Reel 70, Volume 378

520. Correspondence--Legislation--Anti-Injunction Bill, by State, 1929-1932

     Reel 70, Volume 379-80

521. Correspondence--Academic Freedom, 1930

522. AR, CA, GA, IN, MO, MS, MT, NY, NC, PA, RI, TN, WA, WI, Militarism in the Schools, General, undated

     Reel 71, Volume 381

523. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1930

     Reel 71, Volume 382-384

524. Correspondence--Censorship, 1930

     Reel 71, Volume 385

525. Clippings--States, 1930

526. NY: Communist Demonstrations, undated

     Reel 71, Volume 386

527. Clippings--Federal Departments--Congressional Committee to Investigate Radicalism (Fish Committee), 1930

     Reel 71, Volume 387

528. Clippings--Federal Departments--Congressional Committee to Investigate Radicalism (Fish Committee), 1930

     Reel 72, Volume 388-389

529. Clippings--Federal Departments, 1930

     Reel 72, Volume 390

530. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1930

     Reel 72, Volume 391

531. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, 1930

     Reel 72, Volume 392-395

532. Clippings--Legislation, 1930

     Reel 72, Volume 396

533. Clippings--States, 1930

534. CA (Mooney-Billings), undated

     Reel 73, Volume 397

535. NY (March 6th Demonstration), undated

     Reel 73, Volume 398-399

536. NY, undated

     Reel 74, Volume 400-401

537. Clippings--General, 1930

538. Labor; State Constabularies; Right of Asylum; Third Degree; Race Discrimination; Anti-Lynching Campaign, undated

     Reel 74, Volume 402

539. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 74, Volume 403

540. Propaganda Against Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 74, Volume 404A

541. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1930

542. Bulletin Nos. 385-437, undated

     Reel 74, Volume 404B

543. Clippings--States, 1930

544. AL, AR, AZ, CA, CO, CT, undated

     Reel 74, Volume 405

545. DE, DC, FL, GA, IL, IN, IA, KY, LA, undated

     Reel 75, Volume 406

546. MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NH, RI, SC, TN, TX, VA, undated

     Reel 75, Volume 407

547. NJ, undated

     Reel 75, Volume 408

548. NC, undated

     Reel 75, Volume 409

549. ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, undated

     Reel 75, Volume 410

550. WA, WI, undated

     Reel 76, Volume 411

551. Haiti, Philippine Islands, HI, Cuba, PR, Nicaragua, Panama, Samoa, Indian Territory, undated

     Reel 76, Volume 412

552. Correspondence--States, 1930

553. AL, AR, AZ, undated

     Reel 76, Volume 413

554. AL, AR, AZ, CO, undated

     Reel 76, Volume 414

555. CO, CT, DC, undated

     Reel 76, Volume 415

556. CA, undated

     Reel 76, Volume 416-417

557. [Volumes 418 and 419 do not exist], undated

558. GA, undated

     Reel 76, Volume 420

559. GA, undated

     Reel 77, Volume 421

560. IL, IN, IA, undated

     Reel 77, Volume 422

561. KS, KY, LA, MA, undated

     Reel 77, Volume 423

562. MA, MD, ND, OH, OR, undated

     Reel 77, Volume 424

563. MI, MN, MO, MS, NE, undated

     Reel 77, Volume 425

564. NJ, undated

     Reel 77, Volume 426

565. NY, undated

     Reel 77, Volume 427-428

566. NY, undated

     Reel 78, Volume 429-431

567. NC, undated

     Reel 78, Volume 432-434

568. PA, undated

     Reel 78, Volume 435-437

569. RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, VA, WA, undated

     Reel 79, Volume 438

570. WA, undated

     Reel 79, Volume 439

571. WV, WI, WY, VI, Panama Canal Zone, Haiti, undated

     Reel 79, Volume 440

572. Correspondence--PA Civil Liberties Cmte. (Woodlawn Cases), 1930

     Reel 79, Volume 441-442

573. Correspondence--PA Civil Liberties Committee, 1930-1933

     Reel 79, Volume 443

574. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1931

     Reel 79, Volume 444

575. Clippings--Academic Freedom, 1931

576. AL, AR, CA, IL, IA, KS, LA, MA, MI, MO, NJ, NY, NC, OH, OK, OR, PA, TX, TN, WA, WI, undated

     Reel 79, Volume 445

577. Correspondence--Academic Freedom, 1931

578. AL, CO, GA, IA, LA, ME, MI, undated

     Reel 79, Volume 446

579. MI, MN, NJ, NY, OH, PA, undated

     Reel 79, Volume 447

580. PA, RI, TN, TX, VA, WA, Academic Freedom Committee, undated

     Reel 80, Volume 448

581. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1931

     Reel 80, Volume 449-452

582. Clippings--Federal Departments, 1931

     Reel 80, Volume 453

583. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1931

     Reel 80, Volume 454-455

584. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, 1931

     Reel 80, Volume 456

585. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, 1931

     Reel 81, Volume 457

586. Correspondence--State Legislation, 1931

587. AL, AZ, AR, CA, CO, CT, DE, GA, IL, IN, IA, KS, LA, ME, MA, undated

     Reel 81, Volume 458

588. MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, NE, NJ, NM, NY, undated

     Reel 81, Volume 459

589. NC, ND, OH, OR, PA, RI, SC, undated

     Reel 81, Volume 460

590. SD, TN, TX, VA, WA, WI, WY, undated

     Reel 81, Volume 461

591. American Federation of Labor on State Legislation, undated

     Reel 81, Volume 461

592. Model State Bill on Injunctions, undated

     Reel 81, Volume 461

593. Clippings--General, 1931

594. Birth Control; Immigration Law Amendment; Drive for Extra Session; Amendment to Naturalization Law; Anti-Injunction; Miscellaneous Federal Legislation; State Legislation; City Legislation; Yellow Dog Contracts, undated

     Reel 81, Volume 462

595. Correspondence--Censorship, 1931

     Reel 81, Volume 463

596. Correspondence--General, undated

     Reel 81, Volume 463

597. Negroes, undated

     Reel 81, Volume 463

598. Religious Freedom, undated

     Reel 81, Volume 463

599. International Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 81, Volume 463

600. Clippings--General, 1931

601. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 81, Volume 464

602. Propaganda Against Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 81, Volume 464

603. Correspondence--General, 1931

604. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 81, Volume 465

605. Propaganda Against Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 81, Volume 465

606. Patrioteering Organizations, undated

     Reel 81, Volume 465

607. Patrioteering Organizations, undated

     Reel 82, Volume 466

608. Fish Committee Investigating Radicalism, undated

     Reel 82, Volume 466-467

609. Clippings--General, 1931

610. Race Discrimination; Lynchings; Labor Organizations; Third Degree; Religious Freedom; Birth Control; International Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 82, Volume 468

611. Clippings--States, 1931

612. AL, AZ, AR, undated

     Reel 82, Volume 469

613. CA (Mooney-Billings Case), undated

     Reel 82, Volume 470

614. CA, CO, CT, DC, FL, GA, IL, IN, IA, KS, undated

     Reel 82, Volume 471

615. KY, undated

     Reel 82, Volume 472

616. LA, MD, MA, MI, undated

     Reel 82, Volume 473

617. MN, MS, MO, NE, NV, NJ, undated

     Reel 82, Volume 474

618. NY, undated

     Reel 83, Volume 475

619. PA, undated

     Reel 83, Volume 476

620. RI, SC, TN, TX, VT, VA, WA, WV, WI, VI, Haiti, PR, Nicaragua, Cuba, Philippine Islands, undated

     Reel 83, Volume 477

621. Correspondence--States, 1931

622. CA, undated

     Reel 83, Volume 478-479

623. CA (Mooney-Billings Case), undated

     Reel 83, Volume 480-482A

624. CO, CT, DE, DC, undated

     Reel 83, Volume 482B

625. DC, FL, GA, IL, IN, IA, KS, undated

     Reel 84, Volume 482C

626. KY, undated

     Reel 84, Volume 483-485

627. LA, ME, MD, MA, undated

     Reel 84, Volume 486

628. MA, undated

     Reel 84, Volume 487

629. MI, undated

     Reel 84, Volume 488

630. MI, MN, MS, MO, undated

     Reel 84, Volume 489

631. MO, MT, NE, NV, NJ, undated

     Reel 84, Volume 490

632. NY, undated

     Reel 85, Volume 491-493

633. NC, OH, OR, undated

     Reel 85, Volume 494

634. PA, undated

     Reel 85, Volume 494-497

635. PA, undated

     Reel 86, Volume 498

636. RI, SC, TN, TX, undated

     Reel 86, Volume 499

637. TX, UT, VA, WA, WV, undated

     Reel 86, Volume 500

638. WV, WI, Canada, Costa Rica, Haiti, Nicaragua, PR, Samoa, VI, undated

     Reel 86, Volume 501

639. Correspondence--Censorship, 1931-1933

     Reel 86, Volume 502-504

640. Correspondence--Censorship, 1931-1933

     Reel 87, Volume 505-512

641. Correspondence--Censorship, 1931-1933

     Reel 88, Volume 513-514

642. Correspondence--PA Civil Liberties Committee, 1931-1933

     Reel 88, Volume 515

643. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1931-1933

     Reel 88, Volume 516

644. Correspondence--States, 1932-1933

645. NYC, undated

     Reel 88, Volume 517

646. Correspondence--PA Civil Liberties Committee, 1931-1933

     Reel 88, Volume 518

647. Correspondence--Academic Freedom, 1932

     Reel 88, Volume 519

648. Clippings--Academic Freedom, 1932

649. DC, IL, KY, LA, MD, MI, NY, NC, OH, OK, PA, TX, WA, undated

     Reel 88, Volume 520

650. WI, undated

     Reel 88, Volume 520

651. Correspondence--Academic Freedom, 1932

652. CA, FL, IL, IA, KY, LA, MD, MI, MS, NC, NY, undated

     Reel 88, Volume 521

653. NY, OH, OK, PA, TX, VA, WA, undated

     Reel 88, Volume 522

654. Clippings--General, 1932

655. Birth Control; Conscientious Objectors; Labor Organizations, undated

     Reel 89, Volume 523

656. Lynchings; Negroes; Patrioteering Organizations; Religious Freedom; Third Degree, undated

     Reel 89, Volume 523

657. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1932

     Reel 89, Volume 524-525

658. Clippings--Federal Departments, 1932

     Reel 89, Volume 526

659. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1932

     Reel 89, Volume 527-528

660. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, 1932

     Reel 89, Volume 529-532

661. Correspondence--General, 1932

662. International Civil Liberties; Negroes; Religious Freedom; Third Degree; Mob Violence Toward Lawyers, undated

     Reel 90, Volume 533

663. Indians, undated

     Reel 90, Volume 534-535

664. Correspondence--Injunctions, 1932

665. Federal Legislation, undated

     Reel 90, Volume 536

666. CT, KY, MA, NJ, NY, NC, PA, SD, undated

     Reel 90, Volume 537

667. Form Letters and Memoranda, undated

     Reel 90, Volume 537

668. Correspondence--Organizational Matters--Bail Fund, 1932

     Reel 90, Volume 538

669. Correspondence--General--Labor Organizations, 1932

     Reel 90, Volume 538-539

670. Clippings--Legislation, 1932

     Reel 90, Volume 540

671. Clippings--General, undated

672. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 90, Volume 541

673. Propaganda Against Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 90, Volume 541

674. Correspondence--General, 1932

675. Propaganda Against Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 91, Volume 542

676. Attacks on the ACLU, undated

     Reel 91, Volume 542

677. Patrioteering Organizations, undated

     Reel 91, Volume 542

678. Clippings--States, 1932

679. AL, undated

     Reel 91, Volume 543

680. AR, CA, undated

     Reel 91, Volume 544

681. CA (Mooney-Billings Case), undated

     Reel 91, Volume 545

682. CO, CT, DE, DC, undated

     Reel 91, Volume 546

683. DC, undated

     Reel 91, Volume 547

684. FL, GA, IL, undated

     Reel 91, Volume 548

685. IN, IA, KS, KY, undated

     Reel 91, Volume 549

686. KY, undated

     Reel 91, Volume 550

687. LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, undated

     Reel 91, Volume 551

688. MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NH, NJ, undated

     Reel 91, Volume 552

689. NY, undated

     Reel 92, Volume 553

690. NY, NC, ND, OH, undated

     Reel 92, Volume 554

691. OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, undated

     Reel 92, Volume 555

692. TX, UT, VT, VA, WA, WV, WI, VI, Haiti, Philippine Islands, PR, Nicaragua, HI, undated

     Reel 92, Volume 556

693. Correspondence--States, 1932

694. AL, undated

     Reel 92, Volume 557

695. AZ, CA, undated

     Reel 92, Volume 558

696. CA, undated

     Reel 92, Volume 559-561

697. Canada, CO, CT, DC, undated

     Reel 92, Volume 562

698. DC, undated

     Reel 93, Volume 563

699. FL, GA, undated

     Reel 93, Volume 564

700. GA, undated

     Reel 93, Volume 565

701. IL, undated

     Reel 93, Volume 566-567

702. IN, KY, undated

     Reel 93, Volume 568

703. KY, undated

     Reel 93, Volume 569-572

704. LA, ME, MD, MA, undated

     Reel 93, Volume 573

705. MA, undated

     Reel 94, Volume 574

706. MI, MN, undated

     Reel 94, Volume 575

707. MN, MS, MO, undated

     Reel 94, Volume 576

708. NE, NV, NH, NJ, undated

     Reel 94, Volume 577

709. NJ, undated

     Reel 94, Volume 578

710. NY, undated

     Reel 94, Volume 579-580

711. NC, ND, OH, undated

     Reel 94, Volume 581

712. OH, OK, undated

     Reel 94, Volume 582

713. PA, undated

     Reel 94, Volume 583

714. Correspondence--States, 1932

715. PA, undated

     Reel 95, Volume 584

716. PA, RI, TN, TX, undated

     Reel 95, Volume 585

717. VT, VA, undated

     Reel 95, Volume 586

718. VA, WA, WV, WI, Haiti, undated

     Reel 95, Volume 587

719. Nicaragua, Philippine Islands, PR, Samoa, VI, undated

     Reel 95, Volume 588

720. Clippings--States, 1932-1933

721. PA, undated

     Reel 95, Volume 589

722. Correspondence--NYC Committee--Police Brutality, 1932-1933

     Reel 95, Volume 590

723. Clippings--Censorship, 1933

724. AR, CA, DC, IL, KS, LA, MA, MI, MN, NJ, NY, PA, VA, WI, Post Office, Press, Radio, Miscellaneous, undated

     Reel 95, Volume 591

725. Correspondence--Academic Freedom, 1933

726. AL, CO, DE, FL, KS, IL, IN, IA, MA, MD, MI, MO, undated

     Reel 95, Volume 592

727. MO, MN, NE, NH, NJ, NM, NY, undated

     Reel 95, Volume 593

728. NYC, undated

     Reel 96, Volume 594-595

729. NYC, undated

     Reel 96, Volume 595A-595B

730. OH, OK, PA, RI, SD, TN, TX, UT, WV, Committee Matters, undated

     Reel 96, Volume 596

731. Correspondence--General, 1933

732. Aliens; International Civil Liberties; National Recovery Administration; Indians; Lynchings; Criminal Syndicalism Legislation; Third Degree, undated

     Reel 96, Volume 597A

733. Correspondence--Organizational Matters--Bail Fund, 1933

     Reel 96, Volume 598

734. Correspondence--General, 1933

     Reel 96, Volume 598

735. Negroes, undated

     Reel 96, Volume 598

736. International Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 96, Volume 599

737. Correspondence--Censorship--Radio, undated

     Reel 96, Volume 599

738. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1933

     Reel 96, Volume 600

739. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, undated

     Reel 97, Volume 601

740. Clippings--Academic Freedom, 1933

741. AR, CA, FL, IL, IA, KY, MD, MA, MI, MN, MO, NJ, NY, RI, TX, WA, WI, General News, undated

     Reel 97, Volume 602

742. Correspondence--Censorship, 1933

743. Correspondence--Academic Freedom, undated

     Reel 97, Volume 603

744. Correspondence--Censorship, 1933

745. Books and Magazines; Customs and Post Office, undated

     Reel 97, Volume 603A

746. Motion Pictures; Theatre, undated

     Reel 97, Volume 603B

747. Correspondence--Censorship, 1933

748. Theatre, undated

     Reel 97, Volume 604

749. Correspondence--PA Civil Liberties Committee, 1933

750. Criminal Prosecutions, undated

     Reel 97, Volume 605

751. Israel Lazar Case, undated

     Reel 97, Volume 606

752. Clippings--Federal Departments, 1933

     Reel 97, Volume 607-608

753. Clippings--Federal Departments, 1933

     Reel 98, Volume 609-611

754. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1933

755. Department of Labor, undated

     Reel 98, Volume 612

756. National Recovery Administration, undated

     Reel 98, Volume 613

757. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, 1933

     Reel 98, Volume 614

758. Correspondence--General--Indians, 1933

     Reel 98, Volume 615

759. Correspondence--Injunctions, 1933

760. AZ, AR, CA, CO, CT, DE, FL, GA, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, undated

     Reel 98, Volume 615A

761. ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, undated

     Reel 98, Volume 615B

762. MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NYC, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, undated

     Reel 99, Volume 615C

763. SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, WA, WV, WY, AF of L, Judge Cotillo Decision, Miscellaneous, undated

     Reel 99, Volume 615D

764. Correspondence--States, 1933

765. Haiti, PR, Samoa, VI, undated

     Reel 99, Volume 616

766. Philippine Islands, undated

     Reel 99, Volume 617

767. Correspondence--General, 1933

768. Labor Organizations, undated

     Reel 99, Volume 618

769. State Police Systems; Martial Law; Repressive Laws, undated

     Reel 99, Volume 619

770. Correspondence--PA Civil Liberties Committee--Legislation, 1933

     Reel 99, Volume 620

771. Clippings--Legislation, 1933

     Reel 99, Volume 621

772. Correspondence--PA Civil Liberties Committee, 1933

773. Labor Organizations; Meetings and Demonstrations, undated

     Reel 99, Volume 622

774. Meetings and Demonstrations; Deportations, undated

     Reel 100, Volume 623

775. Clippings--States, 1933

     Reel 100, Volume 624-626

776. NYC, undated

     Reel 100, Volume 626A-626B

777. Correspondence--PA Civil Liberties Committee--Strikes, 1933

     Reel 100, Volume 627-628

778. Clippings--General, 1933

779. Patrioteering Organizations; Lynchings; Negroes; Third Degree; Conscientious Objectors, undated

     Reel 100, Volume 629

780. Correspondence--General--Patrioteering Organizations, 1933

     Reel 100, Volume 630

781. Clippings--General, 1933

782. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 100, Volume 631

783. Propaganda Against Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 100, Volume 631

784. Correspondence--PA Civil Liberties Committee, 1933

785. Reactionaries; Official Lawlessness, undated

     Reel 100, Volume 632

786. Clippings--States, 1933

787. AL, undated

     Reel 100, Volume 633

788. AL, undated

     Reel 101, Volume 634

789. AR, CA, undated

     Reel 101, Volume 635

790. CA, undated

     Reel 101, Volume 636

791. CO, CT, DC, FL, GA, ID, IL, undated

     Reel 101, Volume 637

792. IL, IN, IA, undated

     Reel 101, Volume 638

793. KS, KY, LA, MD, MA, MI, undated

     Reel 101, Volume 639

794. MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NH, NJ, NM, undated

     Reel 101, Volume 640

795. NY, undated

     Reel 101, Volume 641

796. NC, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, undated

     Reel 101, Volume 642

797. SC, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, WA, undated

     Reel 101, Volume 643

798. WV, WI, Panama Canal Zone, Cuba, Haiti, HI, Philippine Islands, Samoa, VI, undated

     Reel 101, Volume 644

799. Correspondence--States, 1933

800. AL, undated

     Reel 101, Volume 645-646

801. AL, undated

     Reel 102, Volume 647

802. AZ, AR, CA, undated

     Reel 102, Volume 648

803. CA, undated

     Reel 102, Volume 649

804. CA (Mooney-Billings Cases), undated

     Reel 102, Volume 650-651

805. Canada, CO, CT, undated

     Reel 102, Volume 652

806. DE, DC, FL, undated

     Reel 102, Volume 653

807. GA, undated

     Reel 102, Volume 654

808. ID, IL, undated

     Reel 102, Volume 655

809. IL, undated

     Reel 102, Volume 656-657

810. IN, IA, KS, KY, undated

     Reel 102, Volume 658

811. KY, LA, ME, MD, undated

     Reel 103, Volume 659

812. MA, MI, undated

     Reel 103, Volume 660

813. MI, undated

     Reel 103, Volume 661-662

814. MN, MO, MT, NE, NH, NM, undated

     Reel 103, Volume 663

815. NJ, undated

     Reel 103, Volume 664-665

816. NY, undated

     Reel 103, Volume 666

817. Correspondence--States, 1933

818. NY, undated

     Reel 104, Volume 667-668

819. NC, OH, undated

     Reel 104, Volume 669

820. OH, OK, OR, undated

     Reel 104, Volume 670

821. PA, undated

     Reel 104, Volume 671-672

822. RI, SC, SD, TN, undated

     Reel 104, Volume 673

823. TX, UT, VT, undated

     Reel 104, Volume 674

824. VA, WA, WV, WI, undated

     Reel 104, Volume 675

825. NC, PA, UT, WA, Haiti, HI, Philippine Islands, PR, Samoa, VI, undated

     Reel 104, Volume 675A

826. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1917-1922

     Reel 105, Volume 676-678

827. Correspondence--Academic Freedom, 1934

828. CA, DE, DC, FL, GA, IL, LA, MN, NH, NM, undated

     Reel 105, Volume 679

829. NY, undated

     Reel 105, Volume 680-683

830. NC, OH, PA, TN, WV, undated

     Reel 106, Volume 684

831. Clippings--Academic Freedom, 1934

     Reel 106, Volume 685

832. Clippings--General--Aliens, undated

     Reel 106, Volume 685

833. Clippings--Academic Freedom, undated

     Reel 106, Volume 686

834. Clippings--General--Aliens, undated

     Reel 106, Volume 686

835. Clippings-Censorship, undated

836. Movie Censorship, undated

     Reel 106, Volume 686

837. Radio; Book; Press; Movie Censorship, undated

     Reel 106, Volume 687

838. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1934

839. Academic Freedom Committee, undated

     Reel 106, Volume 688-689

840. Correspondence--General--Aliens, 1934

     Reel 106, Volume 690-691

841. Clippings--Censorship, 1934

842. Clippings--Academic Freedom, undated

     Reel 106, Volume 692

843. Correspondence--Censorship, 1934

844. AL, CA, IL, IN, IA, LA, MA, MI, MO, NY, OH, VA, WI, WY, Federal Censorship, undated

     Reel 107, Volume 693

845. Legion of Decency Campaign, undated

     Reel 107, Volume 694

846. National Council on Freedom from Censorship, undated

     Reel 107, Volume 694

847. Federal, Radio Censorship, undated

     Reel 107, Volume 694

848. Clippings--Federal Departments, 1934

     Reel 107, Volume 695

849. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1934

     Reel 107, Volume 696

850. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, 1934

     Reel 107, Volume 697-698

851. Correspondence--Censorship, 1934

     Reel 107, Volume 699

852. Correspondence--Censorship, 1934

     Reel 108, Volume 700

853. Correspondence--General--Indian Affairs, 1934

     Reel 108, Volume 701

854. Correspondence--Injunctions, 1934

855. AL, CA, IL, ME, MA, MI, MN, MT, NE, NJ, NY, undated

     Reel 108, Volume 702

856. NY, ND, OH, PA, RI, SD, TN, TX, VA, WY, Anti-Injunction Campaign, undated

     Reel 108, Volume 703

857. Clippings--General--Labor Rights Under NRA Codes, 1934

     Reel 108, Volume 704-705

858. Clippings--Legislation, undated

     Reel 108, Volume 706

859. Clippings--General, undated

860. Lynchings; Attacks on Civil Liberties; Third Degree; Wire-Tapping, undated

     Reel 108, Volume 707

861. Negroes; Indians; Conscientious Objectors; Patrioteering Organizations, undated

     Reel 109, Volume 708

862. Clippings--States--NYC, 1934

     Reel 109, Volume 709-710

863. Correspondence--States--NYC, 1934

     Reel 109, Volume 711-714

864. Correspondence--General, 1934

865. Patrioteering Organizations; Lynchings; General Civil Liberties Issues, undated

     Reel 109, Volume 715

866. Clippings--General, 1934

867. Propaganda For Civil Liberties; Civil Liberties Conference, DC, undated

     Reel 109, Volume 716

868. Correspondence--General, 1934

869. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 109, Volume 717

870. Propaganda Against Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 110, Volume 718

871. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 110, Volume 719-721

872. Clippings--States, 1934

873. AL, AZ, AR, CA, undated

     Reel 110, Volume 722

874. CA, undated

     Reel 110, Volume 723

875. CA, Canada, CO, CT, DE, DC, FL, undated

     Reel 110, Volume 724

876. GA, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, ME, MD, MA, undated

     Reel 110, Volume 725

877. MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NH, NJ, undated

     Reel 110, Volume 726

878. NM, NY, undated

     Reel 110, Volume 727

879. NY, undated

     Reel 111, Volume 728

880. NYC, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, undated

     Reel 111, Volume 729

881. RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VA, WA, WV, WI, Panama Canal Zone, Haiti, HI, Philippine Islands, PR, VI, undated

     Reel 111, Volume 730

882. Correspondence--States, 1934

883. AL, undated

     Reel 111, Volume 731-732

884. AZ, AR, CA (Mooney-Billings Case), undated

     Reel 111, Volume 733

885. CA (Mooney-Billings Case), undated

     Reel 111, Volume 734

886. CA, undated

     Reel 111, Volume 735-738

887. CA, Canada, CO, undated

     Reel 112, Volume 739

888. CT, DE, DC, undated

     Reel 112, Volume 740

889. DC, undated

     Reel 112, Volume 741

890. GA, undated

     Reel 112, Volume 742

891. ID, IL, undated

     Reel 112, Volume 743

892. IL, undated

     Reel 112, Volume 744

893. IN, IA, KS, undated

     Reel 112, Volume 745

894. KY, LA, ME, MD, undated

     Reel 112, Volume 746

895. MD, MA, undated

     Reel 112, Volume 747

896. MI, MN, MS, MO, NE, NH, NJ, undated

     Reel 112, Volume 748

897. NJ, undated

     Reel 113, Volume 749-750

898. NY, undated

     Reel 113, Volume 751

899. NC, ND, OH, undated

     Reel 113, Volume 752

900. OH, OK, OR, undated

     Reel 113, Volume 753

901. PA, undated

     Reel 113, Volume 754-755

902. RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, undated

     Reel 113, Volume 756

903. UT, VA, DC, WV, WI, undated

     Reel 113, Volume 757

904. Haiti, HI, Philippine Islands, PR, Samoa, VI, undated

     Reel 114, Volume 758

905. AL, AR, CA, CT, DC, undated

     Reel 114, Volume 759

906. GA, ID, IL, IA, KS, KY, undated

     Reel 114, Volume 760

907. MA, MI, MN, MO, NJ, NY, undated

     Reel 114, Volume 761

908. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1935

909. Academic Freedom Committee, undated

     Reel 114, Volume 762

910. Correspondence--General, 1935

911. Propaganda Against Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 114, Volume 763-765

912. Aliens, Visas, Deportations, undated

     Reel 114, Volume 766

913. Aliens, Visas, Deportations, undated

     Reel 115, Volume 767

914. Aliens, Visas, Deportations, undated

     Reel 115, Volume 768

915. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors, undated

     Reel 115, Volume 768

916. Correspondence--Censorship, 1935

917. Radio Censorship, undated

     Reel 115, Volume 769

918. Correspondence--Censorship, 1935

919. Radio; Press; Stage; Western Union; Post Office; Movie, undated

     Reel 115, Volume 770

920. Clippings--Censorship, 1935

     Reel 115, Volume 771

921. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1935

     Reel 115, Volume 772-773

922. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1935

     Reel 116, Volume 774

923. Clippings--Federal Departments, 1935

     Reel 116, Volume 775

924. Clippings--Legislation, 1935

     Reel 116, Volume 776-777

925. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, 1935

     Reel 116, Volume 778-780

926. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, 1935

     Reel 117, Volume 781-784

927. Correspondence--General, 1935

928. Indians; Propaganda for Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 117, Volume 785

929. Clippings--General, 1935

930. Interference with Meetings; Injunctions; Indians; Labor and Radical Organizations; Anti-Labor Movements; Lynchings, Mob Violence, undated

     Reel 117, Volume 786

931. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, 1935

     Reel 117, Volume 787

932. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, 1935

     Reel 118, Volume 788

933. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1935

     Reel 118, Volume 789

934. Clippings--Legislation, 1935

     Reel 118, Volume 790

935. Clippings--States, 1935

936. NYC, NY, undated

     Reel 118, Volume 792

937. NYC, undated

     Reel 118, Volume 793-795

938. NYC, undated

     Reel 119, Volume 796-798

939. Correspondence--General--Outside Organizations, 1935

     Reel 119, Volume 799-800

940. Clippings--General, 1935

941. Patrioteering Organizations; Negroes; Prosecution of Radicals; Religious Freedom; Third Degree; Violence and Discrimination under NIRA, undated

     Reel 119, Volume 801

942. Propaganda Against Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 119, Volume 802

943. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 119, Volume 803

944. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

     Reel 120, Volume 804

945. Correspondence--Injunctions, 1935

946. AL, AZ, AR, CA, CT, DE, FL, GA, IL, KS, KY, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, undated

     Reel 120, Volume 805

947. NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, VT, WA, WV, WY, Labor Injunctions Committee Survey, undated

     Reel 120, Volume 806

948. Correspondence--State Legislation, 1935

949. Loyalty Oath Bills, undated

     Reel 120, Volume 807-808

950. Minority Parties on the Ballot, undated

     Reel 120, Volume 809-810

951. Sedition Bills, undated

     Reel 121, Volume 811

952. Clippings--States, 1935

953. NYC, undated

     Reel 121, Volume 812

954. AL, AZ, AR, undated

     Reel 121, Volume 813

955. CA, undated

     Reel 121, Volume 814-816

956. CO, CT, DE, DC, FL, GA, undated

     Reel 121, Volume 817

957. IL, undated

     Reel 121, Volume 818

958. IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, ME, MD, MA, undated

     Reel 122, Volume 819

959. MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NH, undated

     Reel 122, Volume 820

960. NJ, undated

     Reel 122, Volume 821

961. NM, undated

     Reel 122, Volume 822

962. NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, undated

     Reel 122, Volume 823

963. PA, RI, SC, SD, undated

     Reel 122, Volume 824

964. TN, TX, VA, WA, WV, WI, WY, AK, Panama Canal Zone, Cuba, Haiti, Philippine Islands, VI, undated

     Reel 122, Volume 825

965. Correspondence--States, 1935

966. AL, AZ, undated

     Reel 122, Volume 826

967. AR, undated

     Reel 122, Volume 827

968. AR, undated

     Reel 123, Volume 828

969. CA (Mooney-Billings Case), undated

     Reel 123, Volume 829-830

970. CA, undated

     Reel 123, Volume 831-833

971. CO, CT, DE, DC, undated

     Reel 123, Volume 834

972. DC, FL, GA, undated

     Reel 123, Volume 835

973. ID, GA, undated

     Reel 124, Volume 836

974. IL, undated

     Reel 124, Volume 837

975. IL, IN, IA, KS, undated

     Reel 124, Volume 838

976. KY, undated

     Reel 124, Volume 839

977. LA, ME, MD, undated

     Reel 124, Volume 840

978. MA, undated

     Reel 124, Volume 841

979. MI, MN, undated

     Reel 124, Volume 842

980. MS, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, undated

     Reel 125, Volume 843

981. NJ, undated

     Reel 125, Volume 844-846

982. NM, undated

     Reel 125, Volume 847

983. NY, undated

     Reel 125, Volume 848-849

984. NY (Loyalty Oath Laws), undated

     Reel 126, Volume 850-851

985. NC, ND, undated

     Reel 126, Volume 852

986. OH, undated

     Reel 126, Volume 853

987. OK, undated

     Reel 126, Volume 854

988. OR, undated

     Reel 126, Volume 855

989. PA, undated

     Reel 126, Volume 856-857

990. PA, undated

     Reel 127, Volume 858-859

991. SC, TN, TX, UT, VA, WA, WV, undated

     Reel 127, Volume 860

992. WI, undated

     Reel 127, Volume 861

993. Guam, Haiti, HI, Panama Canal Zone, Philippine Islands, PR, Samoa, VI, undated

     Reel 127, Volume 862

994. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1936

     Reel 127, Volume 863-864

995. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, undated

     Reel 128, Volume 865-866

996. Clippings--Academic Freedom, 1936

997. AL, AR, CA, CT, DC, GA, IL, IA, LA, ME, MD, MA, MN, MO, NJ, NYC, NY, undated

     Reel 128, Volume 867

998. NC, OH, OR, PA, RI, TN, TX, VT, WA, WI, undated

     Reel 128, Volume 869

999. Teachers Loyalty Oath; Flag Salute Laws; Compulsory Military Drill Laws; Student Peace Strikes Laws; General Student Trends; Propaganda for Academic Freedom; Propaganda against Academic Freedom, undated

     Reel 128, Volume 869

1000. Correspondence--Academic Freedom--NYC, 1936

      Reel 128, Volume 870-871

1001. Correspondence--General--Religious Freedom--NYC, 1936

      Reel 128, Volume 871

1002. Correspondence--Academic Freedom, 1936

      Reel 129, Volume 872-873

1003. Correspondence--General, undated

1004. Religious Freedom; Free Speech, undated

      Reel 129, Volume 873

1005. Aliens, undated

      Reel 129, Volume 874-875

1006. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors, undated

      Reel 129, Volume 875

1007. Clippings--Censorship, 1936

1008. Film; Theatre; Press; Post Office; Radio Censorship, undated

      Reel 129, Volume 876

1009. Movie; Theatre; Post Office Censorship, undated

      Reel 129, Volume 877

1010. Clippings--Censorship, 1936

1011. Press; Western Union; National Council on Freedom from Censorship; It Does Happen Here - Anti-Censorship Mass Rally, undated

      Reel 130, Volume 878

1012. Clippings--Censorship, undated

      Reel 130, Volume 879

1013. Clippings--General, undated

1014. Civil Liberty Issues in Election Campaigns, undated

      Reel 130, Volume 880

1015. Negroes; Labor; Fascism and Nazism; Legal, undated

      Reel 130, Volume 880

1016. Propaganda for Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 130, Volume 881

1017. Propaganda against Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 130, Volume 881

1018. Clippings--Federal Departments, 1936

      Reel 130, Volume 882-883

1019. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1936

      Reel 130, Volume 884

1020. Clippings--Legislation, 1936

      Reel 131, Volume 885

1021. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, 1936

      Reel 131, Volume 886-890

1022. Clippings--General, 1936

1023. Labor Organizations, undated

      Reel 131, Volume 891

1024. Labor Spies; Injunctions; Negroes; Lynchings, undated

      Reel 131, Volume 892

1025. State Legislation; City Legislation, undated

      Reel 132, Volume 893

1026. Clippings--States, 1936

1027. NYC, undated

      Reel 132, Volume 894-895

1028. Correspondence--NYC Committee, 1936

      Reel 132, Volume 896

1029. Correspondence--State Legislation, 1936

1030. NY, undated

      Reel 132, Volume 897-900

1031. NYC, undated

      Reel 133, Volume 900

1032. Correspondence--Labor and Liberal Organizations, 1936

      Reel 133, Volume 901-903

1033. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1936

      Reel 133, Volume 904

1034. Clippings--General--Patrioteering Organizations, 1936

      Reel 133, Volume 905-906

1035. Correspondence--General--Patrioteering Organizations, 1936

      Reel 134, Volume 907-908

1036. Clippings--General, 1936

1037. Propaganda Against Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 134, Volume 909-910

1038. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 134, Volume 911-912

1039. Correspondence--General--Radio, 1936

      Reel 134, Volume 913-914

1040. Clippings--States, 1936

1041. AL, AK, AZ, AR, undated

      Reel 134, Volume 915

1042. Clippings--States, 1936

1043. CA, undated

      Reel 135, Volume 916

1044. Canada, CO, CT, DE, DC, FL, undated

      Reel 135, Volume 917

1045. GA, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, KY, LA, ME, MD, undated

      Reel 135, Volume 918

1046. MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, undated

      Reel 135, Volume 919

1047. NJ, undated

      Reel 135, Volume 920

1048. NM, NY, undated

      Reel 135, Volume 921

1049. NC, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, TN, undated

      Reel 135, Volume 922

1050. TX, UT, VT, VA, WA, WV, WI, VI, Philippine Islands, PR, Nicaragua, HI, undated

      Reel 136, Volume 923

1051. Correspondence--States, 1936

1052. AL, undated

      Reel 136, Volume 924

1053. AL, AZ, AR, undated

      Reel 136, Volume 925

1054. AR, undated

      Reel 136, Volume 926

1055. CA, undated

      Reel 136, Volume 927-929

1056. CO, CT, DE, DC, undated

      Reel 137, Volume 930

1057. DC, FL, undated

      Reel 137, Volume 931

1058. GA, ID, undated

      Reel 137, Volume 932

1059. IL, undated

      Reel 137, Volume 933

1060. IN, undated

      Reel 137, Volume 934

1061. IN, IA, KS, KY, undated

      Reel 137, Volume 935

1062. KY, LA, undated

      Reel 138, Volume 936

1063. ME, MD, MA, undated

      Reel 138, Volume 937

1064. MA, undated

      Reel 138, Volume 938-939

1065. MI, undated

      Reel 138, Volume 940

1066. MN, MS, MO, MT, undated

      Reel 138, Volume 941

1067. NE, NH, NJ, undated

      Reel 138, Volume 942

1068. NJ, undated

      Reel 139, Volume 943

1069. NJ, NM, undated

      Reel 139, Volume 944

1070. NY, undated

      Reel 139, Volume 945

1071. NC, ND, OH, undated

      Reel 139, Volume 946

1072. OH, OK, OR, undated

      Reel 139, Volume 947

1073. PA, undated

      Reel 139, Volume 948

1074. RI, PA, SC, SD, undated

      Reel 139, Volume 949

1075. Correspondence--States, 1936

1076. TN, TX, UT, VT, undated

      Reel 140, Volume 950

1077. VA, WA, undated

      Reel 140, Volume 951

1078. WV, WI, Canada, Cuba, HI, Philippine Islands, undated

      Reel 140, Volume 952

1079. PR, Samoa, VI, undated

      Reel 140, Volume 953

1080. Clippings--Academic Freedom, 1937

1081. AR, CA, CT, DC, FL, GA, IL, IN, KS, KY, LA, MD, MA, MI, MO, MT, NJ, NY, NYC, ND, OK, OR, PA, RI, TN, VA, WA; Academic Freedom for Teachers; Student Anti-War Strikes; Miscellaneous Student Problems; Harrison-Fletcher Federal Education Bill, undated

      Reel 140, Volume 954

1082. Correspondence--Academic Freedom, 1937

1083. AR, CA, CT, FL, GA, undated

      Reel 140, Volume 955

1084. IL, IA, KS, KY, LA, MD, MA, undated

      Reel 140, Volume 956

1085. MI, MN, MS, MO, NJ, undated

      Reel 141, Volume 957

1086. NY, PA, undated

      Reel 141, Volume 958

1087. RI, TN, TX, WA, WI, undated

      Reel 141, Volume 959

1088. Committee on Academic Freedom Minutes, undated

      Reel 141, Volume 959

1089. Subcommittee on Education Leaflets, undated

      Reel 141, Volume 959

1090. American Federation of Teachers, undated

      Reel 141, Volume 959

1091. Flag Salute Statutes, undated

      Reel 141, Volume 959

1092. Teachers Loyalty Oath Laws, undated

      Reel 141, Volume 959

1093. Correspondence--Censorship, 1937

1094. Books and Magazines, undated

      Reel 141, Volume 960

1095. Post Office; Censorship Committee Meetings, undated

      Reel 141, Volume 961

1096. Censorship Pamphlet; General, undated

      Reel 141, Volume 961

1097. Clippings--Censorship, 1937

      Reel 141, Volume 962

1098. Correspondence--Censorship, 1937

1099. Theatre, Motion Picture Censorship, undated

      Reel 141, Volume 963

1100. Motion Picture Censorship, undated

      Reel 141, Volume 964

1101. Motion Picture, Post Office, Press, Radio, Theatre Censorship, undated

      Reel 142, Volume 965

1102. General Statements on Censorship, undated

      Reel 142, Volume 965

1103. Clippings--Legislation, 1937

      Reel 142, Volume 966

1104. Clippings--General--Labor Organizations, undated

      Reel 142, Volume 966

1105. Correspondence--General, 1937

1106. Civil Liberties in General, undated

      Reel 142, Volume 967

1107. Correspondence--Organizational Matters--Bail Fund, 1937

1108. Correspondence--General, undated

      Reel 142, Volume 968

1109. Third Degree; Religious Freedom; Mass Picketing and Violence in Strikes, undated

      Reel 142, Volume 965

1110. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1937

      Reel 142, Volume 969-971

1111. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, undated

      Reel 143, Volume 972

1112. Clippings--Federal Departments, 1937

      Reel 143, Volume 973-974

1113. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1937

      Reel 143, Volume 975-978

1114. Clippings--Legislation, 1937

      Reel 144, Volume 979

1115. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, 1937

      Reel 144, Volume 980-983

1116. Correspondence--State Legislation, 1937

1117. Correspondence--General, undated

      Reel 144, Volume 983

1118. International Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 144, Volume 984

1119. Indians, undated

      Reel 145, Volume 985

1120. Negroes, undated

      Reel 145, Volume 985

1121. Correspondence--Injunctions, undated

1122. AR, CA, CT, DE, FL, GA, IL, KY, ME, MD, MI, MO, NE, NV, NH, NJ, OH, OK, undated

      Reel 145, Volume 986

1123. PA, undated

      Reel 145, Volume 986

1124. RI, SD, TX, WV, undated

      Reel 145, Volume 987

1125. PA, undated

      Reel 145, Volume 988

1126. Correspondence--Labor and Liberal Organizations, 1937

      Reel 145, Volume 989-992

1127. Clippings--General, 1937

1128. Labor Organizations; Injunctions; Negroes; Lynchings, undated

      Reel 145, Volume 993

1129. Labor Spies, undated

      Reel 146, Volume 994

1130. Clippings--States, 1937

1131. NYC, undated

      Reel 146, Volume 995-996

1132. Correspondence--NYC Committee, 1937

1133. Committee Business, undated

      Reel 146, Volume 997

1134. Police Department; Strikes and Injunctions, undated

      Reel 146, Volume 998

1135. Works Progress Administration; Public Assembly; Discrimination; Raymond Grusko Naturalization Case, undated

      Reel 146, Volume 999

1136. Miscellaneous Cases; Legislation; Citizen's Union, undated

      Reel 146, Volume 1000

1137. Legislation, undated

      Reel 146, Volume 1001

1138. Correspondence--NYC Committee, 1937

1139. Legislation, undated

      Reel 147, Volume 1002-1003

1140. Correspondence--General, 1937

1141. Patrioteering Organizations, undated

      Reel 147, Volume 1004

1142. Attacks on American Civil Liberties Union, undated

1143. Patrioteering Organizations, undated

      Reel 147, Volume 1005

1144. Clippings--General, 1937

1145. Patrioteering Organizations, undated

      Reel 147, Volume 1006

1146. Propaganda Against Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 147, Volume 1007

1147. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 147, Volume 1008-1009

1148. Correspondence--Censorship--Radio, 1937

      Reel 147, Volume 1010

1149. Correspondence--Federal Legislation--Radio, undated

      Reel 148, Volume 1011

1150. Correspondence--Organizational Matters--Radio Committee, undated

      Reel 148, Volume 1012

1151. Clippings--Legislation--State Legislation, 1937

      Reel 148, Volume 1013

1152. Clippings--States, 1937

1153. AL, AZ, AR, undated

      Reel 148, Volume 1014

1154. CA, undated

      Reel 148, Volume 1015

1155. CO, CT, DC, FL, GA, ID, undated

      Reel 148, Volume 1016

1156. IL, undated

      Reel 148, Volume 1017

1157. IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, ME, MD, MA, undated

      Reel 148, Volume 1018

1158. MI, undated

      Reel 149, Volume 1019-1020

1159. MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NH, undated

      Reel 149, Volume 1021

1160. NJ, undated

      Reel 149, Volume 1022

1161. NJ, NM, undated

      Reel 149, Volume 1023

1162. NC, OH, OK, OR, undated

      Reel 149, Volume 1024

1163. PA, undated

      Reel 149, Volume 1025

1164. RI, SC, TN, TX, VT, VA, WA, WV, WI, undated

      Reel 149, Volume 1026

1165. Philippine Islands, VI, PR, undated

      Reel 149, Volume 1027

1166. Correspondence--States, 1937

1167. AL, undated

      Reel 150, Volume 1028

1168. AZ, AR, undated

      Reel 150, Volume 1029

1169. CA, undated

      Reel 150, Volume 1030-1032

1170. CO, CT, DE, DC, undated

      Reel 150, Volume 1033

1171. DC, undated

      Reel 150, Volume 1034

1172. FL, undated

      Reel 150, Volume 1035

1173. FL, undated

      Reel 151, Volume 1036

1174. GA, undated

      Reel 151, Volume 1037

1175. GA, ID, undated

      Reel 151, Volume 1038

1176. IL, undated

      Reel 151, Volume 1039-1040

1177. IN, IA, KS, undated

      Reel 151, Volume 1041

1178. KY, LA, undated

      Reel 152, Volume 1042

1179. ME, undated

      Reel 152, Volume 1043

1180. MD, undated

      Reel 152, Volume 1044

1181. MA, undated

      Reel 152, Volume 1045

1182. MI, undated

      Reel 152, Volume 1046-1047

1183. MI, undated

      Reel 153, Volume 1048-1049

1184. MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NH, undated

      Reel 153, Volume 1050

1185. NJ, undated

      Reel 153, Volume 1051-1052

1186. NM, NY, undated

      Reel 153, Volume 1053

1187. NC, ND, OH, undated

      Reel 154, Volume 1054

1188. OH, undated

      Reel 154, Volume 1055

1189. OK, OR, undated

      Reel 154, Volume 1056

1190. PA, undated

      Reel 154, Volume 1057-1058

1191. RI, SC, TN, undated

      Reel 154, Volume 1059

1192. TX, undated

      Reel 154, Volume 1060

1193. UT, VT, VA, WA, WI, undated

      Reel 154, Volume 1061

1194. Guam, HI, Philippine Islands, Samoa, VI, PR, undated

      Reel 155, Volume 1062

1195. PR, undated

      Reel 155, Volume 1063-1065

1196. Clippings--Academic Freedom, 1938

1197. VA, WA, WV, WI, PR, Canada, Great Britain, CA, FL, IN, MA, MI, MN, MO, MT, NJ, NY, OR, PA, VA, VA, WA, WI, undated

      Reel 155, Volume 1066

1198. General Statements re: Academic Freedom, undated

      Reel 155, Volume 1066

1199. Correspondence--Organizational Matters--Academic Freedom Committee, 1938

      Reel 155, Volume 1067

1200. Correspondence--Academic Freedom, 1938

1201. CA, CT, DE, GA, IL, IN, KS, KY, LA, MA, undated

      Reel 155, Volume 1068

1202. MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NJ, undated

      Reel 155, Volume 1069

1203. NY, undated

      Reel 155, Volume 1070

1204. OK, TN, TX, WA, WI, undated

      Reel 156, Volume 1071

1205. Correspondence--General--Attacks on American Civil Liberties Union, 1938

      Reel 156, Volume 1072

1206. Clippings--Censorship, 1938

      Reel 156, Volume 1073

1207. Correspondence--Censorship, 1938

1208. Books and Magazine Censorship, undated

      Reel 156, Volume 1074

1209. Post Office and Customs Censorship, undated

      Reel 156, Volume 1075

1210. Correspondence--Organizational Matters--Censorship, undated

      Reel 156, Volume 1075

1211. Correspondence--Censorship, undated

1212. Theatre, Motion Picture Censorship, undated

      Reel 156, Volume 1076

1213. Motion Picture Censorship, undated

      Reel 156, Volume 1077

1214. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1938

      Reel 156, Volume 1078-1080

1215. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1938

      Reel 157, Volume 1081

1216. Clippings--Federal Departments, 1938

      Reel 157, Volume 1082

1217. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, 1938

      Reel 157, Volume 1083

1218. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1938

      Reel 157, Volume 1085-1087

1219. Clippings--Legislation, 1938

      Reel 157, Volume 1088

1220. Clippings--Legislation, undated

      Reel 158, Volume 1089

1221. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, 1938

      Reel 158, Volume 1090-1093

1222. Correspondence--General, 1938

1223. Indians, undated

      Reel 158, Volume 1094

1224. Indians; Negroes, undated

      Reel 159, Volume 1095

1225. International Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 159, Volume 1096

1226. Correspondence--Labor and Liberal Organizations, 1938

      Reel 159, Volume 1097-1099

1227. [There are no volumes 1100 to 1999], undated

1228. Correspondence--Labor and Liberal Organizations, 1938

      Reel 160, Volume 2000

1229. Clippings--General, 1938

1230. Labor Spies; Negroes; Lynchings; Religious Freedom; Wiretapping, undated

      Reel 160, Volume 2001

1231. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1938

      Reel 160, Volume 2002

1232. Correspondence--State Legislation, undated

      Reel 160, Volume 2002

1233. Correspondence--Injunctions, undated

      Reel 160, Volume 2002

1234. Clippings--States, 1938

1235. NYC, undated

      Reel 160, Volume 2003

1236. Correspondence--NYC Committee, 1938

      Reel 160, Volume 2004-2007

1237. Clippings--General, 1938

1238. Patrioteering Organizations, undated

      Reel 161, Volume 2008

1239. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 161, Volume 2009

1240. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

1241. Propaganda Against Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 161, Volume 2010

1242. Radio, undated

      Reel 161, Volume 2011

1243. Correspondence--Censorship--Radio Censorship Cases, 1938

      Reel 161, Volume 2012

1244. Correspondence--Federal Legislation--Radio Legislation, undated

      Reel 161, Volume 2013

1245. Correspondence--Organizational Matters--Radio Committee, undated

      Reel 161, Volume 2014

1246. Clippings--Legislation--State Legislation, 1938

      Reel 162, Volume 2015

1247. Clippings--Legislation--State Legislation, undated

      Reel 162, Volume 2016

1248. Clippings--General, undated

      Reel 162, Volume 2016

1249. Labor Organizations; American Bar Association, undated

      Reel 162, Volume 2016

1250. Clippings--States, 1938

1251. AL, AR, CA, undated

      Reel 162, Volume 2017

1252. CO, CT, DC, FL, GA, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, undated

      Reel 162, Volume 2018

1253. LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, NE, undated

      Reel 162, Volume 2019

1254. NJ, undated

      Reel 162, Volume 2020-2022

1255. NJ, undated

      Reel 163, Volume 2023

1256. NC, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, TX, undated

      Reel 163, Volume 2024

1257. Correspondence--States, 1938

1258. AL, AZ, AR, undated

      Reel 163, Volume 2025

1259. CA (Mooney Case), undated

      Reel 163, Volume 2026

1260. CA - Northern CA, undated

      Reel 163, Volume 2027

1261. CA - Southern CA, undated

      Reel 163, Volume 2028

1262. CO, CT, DC, undated

      Reel 163, Volume 2029

1263. FL, GA, undated

      Reel 164, Volume 2030

1264. IL, undated

      Reel 164, Volume 2031

1265. IL, IN, undated

      Reel 164, Volume 2032

1266. IA, undated

      Reel 164, Volume 2033

1267. KS, KY, LA, undated

      Reel 164, Volume 2034

1268. ME, MD, undated

      Reel 164, Volume 2035

1269. MA, undated

      Reel 164, Volume 2036

1270. MI, undated

      Reel 164, Volume 2037

1271. MN, MS, MO, NE, NH, undated

      Reel 165, Volume 2038

1272. NJ, undated

      Reel 165, Volume 2039-2043

1273. NJ, NM, undated

      Reel 165, Volume 2044

1274. NY, undated

      Reel 165, Volume 2045

1275. NY, undated

      Reel 166, Volume 2046

1276. NC, ND, undated

      Reel 166, Volume 2047

1277. OH, undated

      Reel 166, Volume 2048

1278. PA, undated

      Reel 166, Volume 2049

1279. PA, RI, TN, undated

      Reel 166, Volume 2050

1280. TX, undated

      Reel 166, Volume 2051

1281. VT, VA, WA, WV, WI, undated

      Reel 166, Volume 2052

1282. AK, Guam, HI, Philippine Islands, PR, undated

      Reel 166, Volume 2053

1283. PR, undated

      Reel 166, Volume 2054

1284. Correspondence--Academic Freedom, 1939

1285. CA, CT, DE, FL, GA, IN, MA, MI, undated

      Reel 167, Volume 2055

1286. MN, MT, NJ, NM, NY, undated

      Reel 167, Volume 2056

1287. OH, PA, RI, undated

      Reel 167, Volume 2057

1288. TN, TX, WA, WI, Academic Freedom Committee, undated

      Reel 167, Volume 2058

1289. Correspondence--Censorship, 1939

1290. Theatre; Motion Picture Censorship, undated

      Reel 167, Volume 2059

1291. Motion Picture; Books and Magazines Censorship, undated

      Reel 167, Volume 2060

1292. Post Office and Customs Censorship, undated

      Reel 167, Volume 2061

1293. Clippings--Censorship, 1939

      Reel 167, Volume 2062

1294. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1939

      Reel 167, Volume 2063

1295. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1939

      Reel 168, Volume 2064-2067

1296. Clippings--Federal Departments, 1939

      Reel 168, Volume 2068

1297. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1939

      Reel 168, Volume 2069-2070

1298. Clippings--Legislation, 1939

      Reel 168, Volume 2071-2072

1299. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, 1939

1300. Alien Legislation, undated

      Reel 169, Volume 2073-2080

1301. Dies Committee to Investigate Subversive Activity, undated

      Reel 169, Volume 2075-2079

1302. National Labor Relations Act - Proposed Changes, undated

      Reel 169, Volume 2080

1303. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, 1939

      Reel 170, Volume 2081-2084

1304. Correspondence--General, 1939

1305. Negroes, undated

      Reel 170, Volume 2085

1306. International Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 170, Volume 2085

1307. Correspondence--Injunctions, undated

1308. Correspondence--General--Indians, undated

      Reel 170, Volume 2086

1309. Clippings--General, 1939

1310. Labor and Liberal Organizations; American Bar Association; Indians; Negroes; Religious Freedom; Wiretapping, undated

      Reel 170, Volume 2087

1311. Correspondence--Labor and Liberal Organizations, 1939

      Reel 171, Volume 2088-2091

1312. Clippings--General, 1939

1313. Labor Spies; Patrioteering Organizations, undated

      Reel 171, Volume 2092

1314. Correspondence--NYC Committee, 1939

      Reel 171, Volume 2093

1315. Correspondence--NYC Committee, 1939

      Reel 172, Volume 2094-2099

1316. Correspondence--General, 1939

1317. Patrioteering Organizations, undated

      Reel 172, Volume 2100

1318. Attacks on American Civil Liberties Union, undated

      Reel 172, Volume 2100

1319. Clippings--General, 1939

1320. Propaganda for Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 172, Volume 2101

1321. Propaganda for Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 172, Volume 2102

1322. Propaganda Against Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 172, Volume 2102

1323. Radio, undated

      Reel 173, Volume 2103

1324. Correspondence--Censorship--Radio Censorship, 1939

      Reel 173, Volume 2104

1325. Correspondence--Federal Legislation--Radio, undated

      Reel 173, Volume 2104-2107

1326. Correspondence--Organizational Matters--Radio Committee, 1939

      Reel 173, Volume 2108-2110

1327. Correspondence--Federal Departments--Department of State, 1939

      Reel 174, Volume 2110

1328. Correspondence--State Legislation, 1939

      Reel 174, Volume 2111-2112

1329. Clippings--States, 1939

1330. AL, AR, CA, CO, CT, DC, FL, GA, IL, IN, IA, KY, LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, undated

      Reel 174, Volume 2113

1331. NJ, undated

      Reel 174, Volume 2114-2115

1332. NY, NC, OH, undated

      Reel 174, Volume 2116

1333. OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, TN, TX, VA, WA, WV, WI, HI, Philippine Islands, PR, VI, Canada, undated

      Reel 174, Volume 2117

1334. Clippings--Academic Freedom, undated

      Reel 174, Volume 2117

1335. CA, GA, MA, MO, MT, NJ, NY, OH, PA, TN, WA, WI, General Statements re: Academic Freedom, undated

      Reel 174, Volume 2117

1336. Correspondence--States, 1939

1337. AL, AZ, AR, undated

      Reel 175, Volume 2118

1338. CA - Northern CA, undated

      Reel 175, Volume 2119-2120

1339. CA - Southern CA, undated

      Reel 175, Volume 2121-2122

1340. CO, CT, DE, undated

      Reel 175, Volume 2123

1341. DC, FL, undated

      Reel 175, Volume 2124

1342. GA, IL, undated

      Reel 175, Volume 2125

1343. IL, undated

      Reel 176, Volume 2126

1344. IN, IA, KS, undated

      Reel 176, Volume 2127

1345. KY, LA, ME, undated

      Reel 176, Volume 2128

1346. MD, MA, undated

      Reel 176, Volume 2129

1347. MA, MI, undated

      Reel 176, Volume 2130

1348. MI, MN, undated

      Reel 176, Volume 2131

1349. MS, MO, NE, NH, undated

      Reel 176, Volume 2132

1350. NJ, undated

      Reel 176, Volume 2133

1351. NJ, undated

      Reel 177, Volume 2134

1352. NJ, NM, NY, undated

      Reel 177, Volume 2135

1353. NC, OH, undated

      Reel 177, Volume 2136

1354. OH, OK, OR, undated

      Reel 177, Volume 2137

1355. PA, undated

      Reel 177, Volume 2138

1356. PA, RI, undated

      Reel 177, Volume 2139

1357. SC, TN, TX, undated

      Reel 177, Volume 2140

1358. TX, VT, VA, undated

      Reel 177, Volume 2141

1359. AK, Haiti, HI, Panama Canal Zone, Philippine Islands, undated

      Reel 178, Volume 2142

1360. Philippine Islands, PR, undated

      Reel 178, Volume 2143

1361. PR, undated

      Reel 178, Volume 2144

1362. PR, VI, undated

      Reel 178, Volume 2145

1363. WA, WI, undated

      Reel 178, Volume 2146

1364. Correspondence--General, 1939

1365. War Situation, undated

      Reel 178, Volume 2147

1366. Civil Liberties in General, undated

      Reel 178, Volume 2147

1367. Clippings--Academic Freedom, 1940

1368. AR, CA, CO, GA, MI, MO, MT, NJ, NY, OK, PA, TN, WI, Academic Freedom: General, undated

      Reel 178, Volume 2148

1369. Correspondence--Academic Freedom, 1940

1370. AR, CA, CO, CT, GA, IL, KS, LA, MA, undated

      Reel 178, Volume 2149

1371. MI, NJ, NM, NY, undated

      Reel 178, Volume 2150

1372. Correspondence--Academic Freedom, 1940

1373. NY, undated

      Reel 179, Volume 2151

1374. NY, OK, undated

      Reel 179, Volume 2152

1375. PA, TN, WI, undated

      Reel 179, Volume 2153

1376. Correspondence--Organizational Matters--Academic Freedom, 1940

      Reel 179, Volume 2154

1377. Clippings--General, 1940

1378. Birth Control; Negroes; Poll Tax; Religious Freedom; Wiretapping; Patrioteering Organizations, undated

      Reel 179, Volume 2155

1379. Clippings--Censorship, undated

      Reel 179, Volume 2156

1380. Correspondence--Censorship, 1940

1381. Theatre; Motion Picture Censorship, undated

      Reel 179, Volume 2157

1382. Books and Magazines; Post Office and Customs Censorship, undated

      Reel 179, Volume 2158

1383. National Council on Freedom from Censorship, undated

      Reel 179, Volume 2158

1384. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1940

      Reel 179, Volume 2159

1385. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1940

      Reel 180, Volume 2160-2166

1386. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors, 1940

      Reel 180, Volume 2167

1387. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors, 1940

      Reel 181, Volume 2168-2169

1388. Clippings--Federal Departments, 1940

      Reel 181, Volume 2170

1389. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1940

      Reel 181, Volume 2171-2173

1390. Clippings--Legislation, 1940

      Reel 181, Volume 2174-2175

1391. Correspondence--Federal Legislation--Alien Legislation, 1940

      Reel 181, Volume 2176-2177

1392. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, 1940

1393. Alien Legislation, undated

      Reel 182, Volume 2178-2179

1394. Dies Committee to Investigate Subversive Activities, undated

      Reel 182, Volume 2180-2081

1395. National Labor Relations Act, undated

      Reel 182, Volume 2182

1396. Miscellaneous, undated

      Reel 182, Volume 2183-2186

1397. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, 1940

      Reel 183, Volume 2187-2190

1398. Clippings--General, 1940

1399. Labor and Liberal Organizations; Anti-Labor Movements; Minority Parties Repression, undated

      Reel 183, Volume 2191

1400. Correspondence--General, 1940

1401. Minority Parties on the Ballot, undated

      Reel 183, Volume 2192-2193

1402. Minority Parties on the Ballot; Indians, undated

      Reel 183, Volume 2194

1403. Negroes; International Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 183, Volume 2195

1404. Correspondence--NYC Committee, 1940

      Reel 184, Volume 2196-2201

1405. Correspondence--Labor and Liberal Organizations, 1940

      Reel 184, Volume 2202

1406. Correspondence--Labor and Liberal Organizations, 1940

      Reel 185, Volume 2203-2206

1407. Correspondence--General, 1940

1408. Patrioteering Organizations; Civil Liberties in General, undated

      Reel 185, Volume 2207

1409. Clippings--General, 1940

1410. Propaganda for Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 185, Volume 2208

1411. Propaganda for Civil Liberties, undated

1412. Propaganda Against Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 186, Volume 2209

1413. Conscientious Objectors, undated

      Reel 186, Volume 2209

1414. War Hysteria, undated

      Reel 186, Volume 2209

1415. Correspondence--Censorship--Radio, 1940

      Reel 186, Volume 2210

1416. Correspondence--Federal Legislation--Radio, undated

      Reel 186, Volume 2210

1417. Correspondence--Federal Departments--Federal Communications Commission, undated

      Reel 186, Volume 2211

1418. Correspondence--Censorship--Radio, undated

      Reel 186, Volume 2212

1419. Correspondence--Organizational Matters--Radio Committee, undated

      Reel 186, Volume 2213-2214

1420. Correspondence--General, undated

1421. Religious Freedom; Census for 1940; American Bar Association; War Hysteria; Minority Parties on the Ballot, undated

      Reel 186, Volume 2215

1422. Correspondence--Organizational Matters--Bail Fund, undated

      Reel 186, Volume 2215

1423. Correspondence--State Legislation, undated

      Reel 186, Volume 2215

1424. Clippings--States, 1940

1425. AL, AZ, AR, CA, CO, CT, DC, FL, GA, IL, IA, KS, KY, LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, undated

      Reel 187, Volume 2217

1426. MT, NV, NJ, NY, undated

      Reel 187, Volume 2218

1427. OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, TN, TX, VA, WA, WV, WI, Philippine Islands, PR, Foreign Countries, undated

      Reel 187, Volume 2219

1428. Correspondence--States, 1940

1429. AL, AZ, AR, undated

      Reel 187, Volume 2220

1430. CA - Northern CA, undated

      Reel 187, Volume 2221-2222

1431. CA - Southern CA, undated

      Reel 187, Volume 2223-2224

1432. CO, CT, DE, DC, undated

      Reel 188, Volume 2225

1433. DC, undated

      Reel 188, Volume 2226

1434. FL, GA, ID, undated

      Reel 188, Volume 2227

1435. IL, undated

      Reel 188, Volume 2228-2229

1436. IN, IA, KS, KY, undated

      Reel 188, Volume 2230

1437. LA, ME, MD, undated

      Reel 188, Volume 2231

1438. MA, undated

      Reel 189, Volume 2232

1439. MI, undated

      Reel 189, Volume 2233-2234

1440. MN, MS, undated

      Reel 189, Volume 2235

1441. MS, MO, undated

      Reel 189, Volume 2236

1442. MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, undated

      Reel 189, Volume 2237

1443. NJ, undated

      Reel 189, Volume 2238

1444. NJ, NM, NY, undated

      Reel 189, Volume 2239

1445. NC, ND, OH, undated

      Reel 190, Volume 2240

1446. OK, undated

      Reel 190, Volume 2241

1447. OK, OR, undated

      Reel 190, Volume 2242

1448. PA, undated

      Reel 190, Volume 2243-2245

1449. RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, undated

      Reel 190, Volume 2246

1450. TX, UT, VT, undated

      Reel 190, Volume 2247

1451. VT, VA, undated

      Reel 190, Volume 2248

1452. WA, WV, undated

      Reel 191, Volume 2249

1453. WI, WY, AK, Guam, Philippine Islands, undated

      Reel 191, Volume 2250

1454. PR, undated

      Reel 191, Volume 2251

1455. PR, VI, Committee on Civil Liberties in American Colonies, undated

      Reel 191, Volume 2252

1456. Correspondence--NYC Committee, 1934-1940

      Reel 191, Volume 2252A

1457. Clippings--Academic Freedom, 1941

1458. CA, CO, FL, GA, IN, KS, MI, undated

      Reel 191, Volume 2253

1459. MO, NH, NJ, NY, undated

      Reel 191, Volume 2254

1460. NY, OH, OK, PA, WA, Academic Freedom: General, undated

      Reel 191, Volume 2255

1461. CA, IL, KS, MD, MA, MI, MN, MT, NY, NYC, undated

      Reel 191, Volume 2256

1462. NYC, OK, OR, undated

      Reel 192, Volume 2257

1463. PA, TN, VT, WA, undated

      Reel 192, Volume 2258

1464. Correspondence--Organizational Matters--Academic Freedom Committee, undated

      Reel 192, Volume 2258

1465. Clippings--General, 1941

1466. Birth Control; Negroes; Poll Tax; Religious Freedom; Violence and Discrimination, undated

      Reel 192, Volume 2259

1467. Correspondence--Censorship, 1941

1468. Theatre; Motion Pictures; Books and Magazines; Post Office and Customs Censorship; General, undated

      Reel 192, Volume 2260

1469. National Council on Freedom from Censorship, undated

      Reel 192, Volume 2260

1470. Clippings--Censorship, 1941

      Reel 192, Volume 2261-2262

1471. Correspondence--General--Civil Rights, 1941

      Reel 192, Volume 2263

1472. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1941

      Reel 192, Volume 2264-2266

1473. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1941

      Reel 193, Volume 2267-2269

1474. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors, 1941

      Reel 193, Volume 2270-2273

1475. Correspondence--General, 1941

1476. ACLU Policy on Joint Ownership of Newspapers & Radio, undated

      Reel 193, Volume 2274

1477. Clippings--Federal Departments, 1941

      Reel 193, Volume 2275

1478. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1941

      Reel 193, Volume 2276

1479. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1941

      Reel 194, Volume 2277

1480. Clippings--Legislation, 1941

      Reel 194, Volume 2278-2279

1481. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, 1941

      Reel 194, Volume 2280-2282

1482. Clippings--General, 1941

1483. Labor, undated

      Reel 194, Volume 2283

1484. Labor and Liberal Organizations, undated

      Reel 194, Volume 2284

1485. Anti-Labor Movements, undated

      Reel 194, Volume 2284

1486. Minority Parties Repression, undated

      Reel 194, Volume 2284

1487. Minority Parties on the Ballot, undated

      Reel 194, Volume 2285

1488. Minority Parties on the Ballot, undated

      Reel 195, Volume 2286-2287

1489. Indians; Negroes; International Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 195, Volume 2287

1490. Correspondence--NYC Committee, 1941

      Reel 195, Volume 2288-2293

1491. Correspondence--Labor and Liberal Organizations, 1941

      Reel 196, Volume 2294-2297

1492. Clippings--General, 1941

1493. Patrioteering Organizations, undated

      Reel 196, Volume 2298

1494. Propaganda Against Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 196, Volume 2299

1495. Conscientious Objectors, undated

      Reel 196, Volume 2299

1496. Miscellaneous, undated

      Reel 196, Volume 2299

1497. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 196, Volume 2300

1498. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 196, Volume 2301

1499. Correspondence--Censorship--Radio, 1941

      Reel 196, Volume 2302

1500. Correspondence--Federal Legislation--Radio, 1941

      Reel 196, Volume 2303

1501. Correspondence--Censorship--Radio, undated

      Reel 196, Volume 2303

1502. Correspondence--Organizational Matters--Radio Committee, undated

      Reel 196, Volume 2303

1503. Clippings--Censorship--Radio Censorship, 1941

      Reel 197, Volume 2304-2305

1504. Correspondence--Organizational Matters--Bail Fund, 1941

      Reel 197, Volume 2306

1505. Correspondence--General, undated

      Reel 197, Volume 2306

1506. Religious Freedom, undated

      Reel 197, Volume 2306

1507. Patrioteering Organizations, undated

      Reel 197, Volume 2306

1508. Civil Liberties in General, undated

      Reel 197, Volume 2306

1509. Restitution for Prisoners Falsely Imprisoned, undated

      Reel 197, Volume 2306A-2306B

1510. Clippings--Legislation--State Legislation, 1941

      Reel 197, Volume 2307

1511. Correspondence--State Legislation, 1941

      Reel 197, Volume 2308-2309

1512. Correspondence--General--Strikes, 1941

      Reel 198, Volume 2309A

1513. Clippings--General, 1941

1514. Wiretapping; War Hysteria, undated

      Reel 198, Volume 2309B

1515. Clippings--States, 1941

1516. AL, AR, CA, undated

      Reel 198, Volume 2310

1517. CA, CO, CT, DE, DC, FL, GA, ID, IL, IN, IA, KY, LA, MD, MI, undated

      Reel 198, Volume 2311

1518. MN, undated

      Reel 198, Volume 2312

1519. MS, NY, MO, MT, NJ, NM, undated

      Reel 198, Volume 2313

1520. NY, undated

      Reel 198, Volume 2314

1521. NY, NC, OH, OK, OR, PA, undated

      Reel 198, Volume 2315

1522. SC, TN, TX, VT, VA, WA, WV, WI, Philippine Islands, PR, Samoa, undated

      Reel 198, Volume 2316

1523. Correspondence--States, 1941

1524. AL, AR, AZ, undated

      Reel 198, Volume 2317

1525. CA - Northern CA, undated

      Reel 199, Volume 2318-2319

1526. CA - Southern CA, undated

      Reel 199, Volume 2319-2320

1527. CO, CT, undated

      Reel 199, Volume 2321

1528. DE, DC, FL, undated

      Reel 199, Volume 2322

1529. FL, undated

      Reel 199, Volume 2323

1530. GA, undated

      Reel 199, Volume 2324

1531. ID, IL, undated

      Reel 199, Volume 2325

1532. IL, undated

      Reel 200, Volume 2326

1533. IL, IN, undated

      Reel 200, Volume 2327

1534. IN, undated

      Reel 200, Volume 2328

1535. IA, KS, undated

      Reel 200, Volume 2329

1536. KS, KY, undated

      Reel 200, Volume 2330

1537. LA, ME, MD, undated

      Reel 200, Volume 2331

1538. MA, undated

      Reel 200, Volume 2332

1539. MI, MN, undated

      Reel 200, Volume 2333

1540. MN, MS, MO, undated

      Reel 200, Volume 2334

1541. MT, NH, NJ, undated

      Reel 200, Volume 2335

1542. NJ, undated

      Reel 201, Volume 2336

1543. NM, NY, undated

      Reel 201, Volume 2337

1544. NY, undated

      Reel 201, Volume 2338

1545. NC, OH, OK, undated

      Reel 201, Volume 2339

1546. OK, OR, PA, undated

      Reel 201, Volume 2340

1547. PA, undated

      Reel 201, Volume 2341

1548. RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, undated

      Reel 201, Volume 2342

1549. TX, undated

      Reel 202, Volume 2343

1550. TX, UT, VT, undated

      Reel 202, Volume 2344

1551. VA, WA, WV, undated

      Reel 202, Volume 2345

1552. WI, WY, Cuba, Guam, Samoa, Philippine Islands, PR, HI, VI, undated

      Reel 202, Volume 2346

1553. Correspondence--Federal Departments--Works Progress Administration Cases, 1940-1941

      Reel 202, Volume 2346A-B

1554. Clippings--General, 1942

1555. Birth Control; Poll Tax; Religious Freedom; Violence and Discrimination, undated

      Reel 202, Volume 2347

1556. Clippings--Censorship, 1942

      Reel 202, Volume 2348

1557. Correspondence--Censorship, 1942

1558. Books and Magazines; Post Office, undated

      Reel 202, Volume 2349

1559. Theatre; Motion Pictures Censorship, undated

      Reel 203, Volume 2350

1560. National Council on Freedom for Censorship, undated

      Reel 203, Volume 2350

1561. Press - Radio, undated

      Reel 203, Volume 2351

1562. Radio Censorship Cases; Radio Legislation; Federal Communications Commission; General; National Association of Broadcasters, undated

      Reel 203, Volume 2352

1563. Correspondence--Organizational Matters--Radio Committee, 1942

      Reel 203, Volume 2352

1564. Correspondence--NYC Committee, 1942

      Reel 203, Volume 2353

1565. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1942

      Reel 203, Volume 2354-2358

1566. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors, 1942

      Reel 203, Volume 2359-2360

1567. Clippings--General, 1942

1568. Enemy Aliens, undated

      Reel 204, Volume 2361

1569. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1942

      Reel 204, Volume 2362-2366

1570. Clippings--Federal Departments, 1942

      Reel 204, Volume 2367

1571. Clippings--Legislation, 1942

1572. State Legislation, undated

      Reel 204, Volume 2368

1573. Anti-Labor Legislation, undated

      Reel 204, Volume 2368

1574. Dies Committee to Investigate Subversive Activities, undated

      Reel 204, Volume 2369

1575. Miscellaneous, undated

      Reel 204, Volume 2370

1576. Correspondence--General, 1942

1577. Indians; Negroes; International Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 205, Volume 2371

1578. Clippings--General, 1942

1579. Japanese-American Cases, undated

      Reel 205, Volume 2372-2373

1580. Labor and Liberal Organizations, undated

      Reel 205, Volume 2374

1581. Anti-Labor Movements, undated

      Reel 205, Volume 2374

1582. Minority Party Repression, undated

      Reel 205, Volume 2374

1583. Correspondence--General, 1942

      Reel 205, Volume 2375

1584. Minority Parties, undated

      Reel 205, Volume 2375

1585. Clippings--General, 1942

1586. Indians; Aliens; Foreign Countries; Peonage; Leaflet Distribution; Lynching; Wiretapping; Sedition Cases, undated

      Reel 205, Volume 2376

1587. Negroes, undated

      Reel 205, Volume 2377

1588. Correspondence--NYC Committee, 1942

      Reel 205, Volume 2378-2382

1589. Correspondence--Labor and Liberal Organizations, 1942

      Reel 206, Volume 2383-2384

1590. Clippings--General, 1942

1591. Patrioteering Organizations, undated

      Reel 206, Volume 2385

1592. Persecution of Radicals, undated

      Reel 206, Volume 2385

1593. Correspondence--General, 1942

1594. Patrioteering Organizations, undated

      Reel 206, Volume 2386

1595. Religious Freedom, undated

      Reel 206, Volume 2386

1596. General, undated

      Reel 206, Volume 2386

1597. General, undated

      Reel 206, Volume 2387

1598. Clippings--General, 1942

1599. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 206, Volume 2388

1600. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 206, Volume 2389

1601. Propaganda Against Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 206, Volume 2389

1602. Clippings--States--PR, HI, 1942

      Reel 206, Volume 2389

1603. Clippings--General, 1942

1604. Conscientious Objectors, undated

      Reel 206

1605. Clippings--Censorship--Radio Censorship, 1942

      Reel 206, Volume 2390-2391

1606. Correspondence--General, 1942

1607. Radio, undated

      Reel 206, Volume 2392

1608. Clippings--General--War Agencies, War Hysteria, 1942

      Reel 206, Volume 2393

1609. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1942

1610. Japanese-American Internment, undated

      Reel 206, Volume 2394

1611. Japanese-American Internment, undated

      Reel 207, Volume 2395-2398

1612. Clippings--States, 1942

1613. AL, AZ, AR, CA, Canada, CT, DC, FL, undated

      Reel 207, Volume 2399

1614. GA, ID, IL, IN, KS, KY, LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, undated

      Reel 207, Volume 2400

1615. NH, NJ, NY, undated

      Reel 207, Volume 2401

1616. NC, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, TN, TX, VT, VA, WA, WV, WI, undated

      Reel 207, Volume 2402

1617. Correspondence--States, 1942

1618. AL, AZ, undated

      Reel 207, Volume 2403

1619. AR, CA, undated

      Reel 207, Volume 2404

1620. CA, undated

      Reel 207, Volume 2405

1621. CA, undated

      Reel 208, Volume 2406

1622. CT, DE, DC, FL, undated

      Reel 208, Volume 2407

1623. GA, ID, undated

      Reel 208, Volume 2408

1624. IL, undated

      Reel 208, Volume 2409

1625. IN, IA, KS, undated

      Reel 208, Volume 2410

1626. KY, LA, ME, MD, undated

      Reel 208, Volume 2411

1627. MA, undated

      Reel 208, Volume 2412

1628. MI, MN, undated

      Reel 208, Volume 2413

1629. MS, MO, undated

      Reel 208, Volume 2414

1630. MO, undated

      Reel 209, Volume 2415

1631. MT, NE, NH, NJ, undated

      Reel 209, Volume 2416

1632. NJ, undated

      Reel 209, Volume 2417

1633. NM, NY, undated

      Reel 209, Volume 2418

1634. NY, undated

      Reel 209, Volume 2419

1635. NY, NC, undated

      Reel 209, Volume 2420

1636. OH, undated

      Reel 209, Volume 2421

1637. OK, undated

      Reel 209, Volume 2422

1638. OR, PA, undated

      Reel 209, Volume 2423

1639. PA, undated

      Reel 209, Volume 2424

1640. RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, undated

      Reel 210, Volume 2425

1641. TX, UT, VT, undated

      Reel 210, Volume 2426

1642. VA, undated

      Reel 210, Volume 2427

1643. WA, WV, WI, undated

      Reel 210, Volume 2428

1644. WI, WY, Haiti, Jamaica, HI, VI, PR, undated

      Reel 210, Volume 2429

1645. Clippings--Academic Freedom, 1943

1646. Clippings--General--Aliens, Radio, undated

      Reel 210, Volume 2430

1647. Clippings--Censorship, undated

      Reel 210, Volume 2430

1648. Correspondence--Federal Legislation--Alien Legislation, 1943

      Reel 210, Volume 2431

1649. Clippings--General, 1943

1650. Birth Control; Indians; Japanese-Americans, undated

      Reel 210, Volume 2432

1651. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1943

      Reel 210, Volume 2433-2434

1652. Correspondence--Organizational Matters--Censorship, 1943

      Reel 211, Volume 2435

1653. Correspondence--Censorship--Magazine Censorship, undated

      Reel 211, Volume 2435

1654. Correspondence--Censorship, 1943

1655. Magazine Censorship, undated

      Reel 211, Volume 2436

1656. Books; Post Office Censorship, undated

      Reel 211, Volume 2437

1657. Post Office Censorship, undated

      Reel 211, Volume 2438-2440

1658. Poll Tax, undated

      Reel 211, Volume 2440

1659. Clippings--Censorship--Radio, Movie Censorship, 1943

      Reel 211, Volume 2441

1660. Clippings--General, undated

1661. Denaturalizations, undated

      Reel 211, Volume 2441

1662. Exclusion Cases, undated

      Reel 211, Volume 2441

1663. Conscientious Objectors, undated

      Reel 211, Volume 2442

1664. Correspondence--General, 1943

1665. Eastern Defense Command (East Coast Order), undated

      Reel 211, Volume 2443

1666. Denaturalization, undated

      Reel 211, Volume 2443

1667. Correspondence--Federal Departments, undated

1668. Japanese-American Internment, undated

      Reel 211, Volume 2444

1669. Clippings--Federal Departments, 1943

      Reel 211, Volume 2445

1670. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1943

      Reel 211, Volume 2446

1671. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1943

      Reel 212, Volume 2447-2456

1672. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, 1943

      Reel 212, Volume 2457

1673. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, 1943

      Reel 213, Volume 2458-2460

1674. Correspondence--General, 1943

1675. Associated Press Suit; Attacks on ACLU, undated

      Reel 213, Volume 2461

1676. Correspondence--Academic Freedom, undated

      Reel 213, Volume 2461

1677. Correspondence--General, undated

1678. Enemy Aliens, undated

      Reel 213, Volume 2462

1679. Correspondence--Federal Departments, undated

1680. Japanese-American Internment, undated

      Reel 213, Volume 2463-2469

1681. Japanese-American Internment, undated

      Reel 214, Volume 2470

1682. Clippings--General, 1943

1683. Labor; American Newspaper Guild, undated

      Reel 214, Volume 2471

1684. National Association of Manufacturers, undated

      Reel 214, Volume 2471

1685. Associated Press, undated

      Reel 214, Volume 2471

1686. Clippings--Legislation, 1943

      Reel 214, Volume 2472-2475

1687. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1943

      Reel 214, Volume 2476-2478

1688. Clippings--General--Negroes, 1943

      Reel 214, Volume 2479-2481

1689. Correspondence--General, 1943

1690. Negroes, undated

      Reel 215, Volume 2482

1691. DC Sedition, undated

      Reel 215, Volume 2482

1692. Clippings--States, 1943

1693. NYC, undated

      Reel 215, Volume 2483-2484

1694. Clippings--General--Miscellaneous Cases, undated

1695. Clippings--Legislation, undated

      Reel 215, Volume 2485

1696. Correspondence--Labor and Liberal Organizations, 1943

      Reel 215, Volume 2486-2488

1697. Correspondence--General, 1943

1698. Religious Freedom, undated

      Reel 215, Volume 2488

1699. Negroes, undated

      Reel 215, Volume 2488

1700. Poll Tax, undated

      Reel 215, Volume 2489-2490

1701. Clippings--General, 1943

1702. Patrioteering Organizations, undated

      Reel 215, Volume 2491

1703. Peonage; Poll Tax, undated

      Reel 215, Volume 2491

1704. Propaganda for Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 215, Volume 2491-2492

1705. Correspondence--Organizational Matters--Radio Committee, 1943

      Reel 216, Volume 2493-2494

1706. Clippings--General, 1943

1707. Religious Freedom; Radio, undated

      Reel 216, Volume 2495

1708. Sedition, undated

      Reel 216, Volume 2496

1709. Correspondence--General, 1943

1710. Sedition Cases, undated

      Reel 216, Volume 2497-2504

1711. Sedition Cases, undated

      Reel 217, Volume 2505-2506

1712. DC Sedition Cases, undated

      Reel 217, Volume 2507

1713. War, undated

      Reel 217, Volume 2508

1714. Correspondence--State Legislation, undated

      Reel 217, Volume 2509-2510

1715. Clippings--General, 1943

1716. Violence and Race Discrimination, undated

      Reel 217, Volume 2511

1717. Clippings--States, 1943

1718. AL, AR, CA, undated

      Reel 217, Volume 2512

1719. CT, DC, FL, GA, IL, IN, KS, LA, MD, MA, undated

      Reel 217, Volume 2513

1720. MI, undated

      Reel 217, Volume 2514

1721. MI, MN, MS, MO, undated

      Reel 217, Volume 2515

1722. NE, NJ, undated

      Reel 217, Volume 2516

1723. NY, OH, OK, OR, PA, undated

      Reel 218, Volume 2517

1724. RI, SC, TN, TX, VA, WA, WV, PR, HI, Foreign Countries, undated

      Reel 218, Volume 2518

1725. Correspondence--States, 1943

1726. AL, AK, AZ, AR, undated

      Reel 218, Volume 2519

1727. CA, undated

      Reel 218, Volume 2520-2521

1728. CO, CT, DC, FL, undated

      Reel 218, Volume 2522

1729. GA, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, undated

      Reel 218, Volume 2523

1730. HI, undated

      Reel 218, Volume 2524

1731. KY, LA, ME, MD, undated

      Reel 218, Volume 2525

1732. MA, MI, undated

      Reel 218, Volume 2526

1733. MI, MN, undated

      Reel 218, Volume 2527

1734. MN, undated

      Reel 219, Volume 2528

1735. MS, undated

      Reel 219, Volume 2529

1736. MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, undated

      Reel 219, Volume 2530

1737. NJ, NM, NY, undated

      Reel 219, Volume 2531

1738. NY, undated

      Reel 219, Volume 2532

1739. OH, undated

      Reel 219, Volume 2533

1740. OK, OR, undated

      Reel 219, Volume 2534

1741. PA, TN, undated

      Reel 219, Volume 2535

1742. TX, undated

      Reel 219, Volume 2536-2537

1743. VT, VA, WA, WV, WI, undated

      Reel 219, Volume 2538

1744. Correspondence--General, 1944

1745. Advertising, undated

      Reel 219, Volume 2539

1746. International Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 219, Volume 2539

1747. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, undated

      Reel 219, Volume 2539

1748. Race Discrimination Committee, undated

      Reel 219, Volume 2539

1749. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1944

      Reel 220, Volume 2540-2541

1750. Correspondence--General--Indians, 1944

      Reel 220, Volume 2542

1751. Clippings--General, 1944

1752. Associated Press, undated

      Reel 220, Volume 2543

1753. Aliens, undated

      Reel 220, Volume 2543

1754. Carlo Tresca, undated

      Reel 220, Volume 2543

1755. Clippings--Academic Freedom, undated

      Reel 220, Volume 2543

1756. Clippings--Censorship--Book Censorship, undated

      Reel 220, Volume 2543

1757. Correspondence--General--Associated Press, 1944

      Reel 220, Volume 2544

1758. Correspondence--Academic Freedom, undated

      Reel 220, Volume 2544

1759. Correspondence--Organizational Matters--Academic Freedom Committee, 1944

      Reel 220, Volume 2544-2545

1760. Clippings--Censorship, 1944

1761. Post Office; Press; Radio Censorship, undated

      Reel 220, Volume 2546

1762. Correspondence--Censorship, 1944

1763. Motion Picture Censorship, undated

      Reel 220, Volume 2547

1764. Censorship, undated

      Reel 220, Volume 2548-2550

1765. Civil Service Dismissals, undated

      Reel 220, Volume 2551

1766. Civil Service Dismissals, undated

      Reel 221, Volume 2552

1767. Clippings--General, 1944

1768. Communists; Foreign Countries, undated

      Reel 221, Volume 2553

1769. Clippings--Federal Departments, undated

      Reel 221, Volume 2553

1770. Clippings--General--Conscientious Objectors, 1944

      Reel 221, Volume 2554

1771. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors, 1944

      Reel 221, Volume 2555-2562

1772. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors, 1944

1773. Individual Cases (A-D), undated

      Reel 222, Volume 2563

1774. Individual Cases (D-J), undated

      Reel 222, Volume 2564

1775. Individual Cases (K-M), undated

      Reel 222, Volume 2565

1776. Individual Cases (M-R), undated

      Reel 222, Volume 2566

1777. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors, 1944

1778. Individual Cases (R-S), undated

      Reel 222, Volume 2567

1779. Individual Cases (S-Z), undated

      Reel 222, Volume 2568

1780. Correspondence--General, 1944

1781. Deportations, undated

      Reel 222, Volume 2569-2570

1782. Enemy Aliens; Foreign Agent Registration, undated

      Reel 222, Volume 2571

1783. Evacuations; Denaturalization, undated

      Reel 222, Volume 2572

1784. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1944

      Reel 222, Volume 2573-2574

1785. Clippings--Legislation, 1944

      Reel 223, Volume 2575-2581

1786. Correspondence--General--International Civil Liberties, 1944

      Reel 223, Volume 2582

1787. Correspondence--Federal Departments--Army, 1944

      Reel 223, Volume 2582

1788. Clippings--General--Japanese-Americans, 1944

      Reel 223, Volume 2583

1789. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1944

1790. Japanese-American Internment, undated

      Reel 223, Volume 2584-2585

1791. Japanese-American Internment, undated

      Reel 224, Volume 2586-2590

1792. Correspondence--General--Labor, undated

      Reel 224, Volume 2591

1793. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1944

      Reel 224, Volume 2592

1794. Correspondence--NYC Committee, 1944

      Reel 224, Volume 2593-2595

1795. Correspondence--Labor and Liberal Organizations, 1944

      Reel 224, Volume 2596

1796. Correspondence--General, 1944

1797. Poll Tax; Race Discrimination; Religious Freedom, undated

      Reel 224, Volume 2597

1798. Clippings--General, 1944

1799. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 225, Volume 2598

1800. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 225, Volume 2599

1801. Propaganda Against Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 225, Volume 2599

1802. Race Discrimination, undated

      Reel 225, Volume 2600

1803. Radio, undated

      Reel 225, Volume 2601

1804. Correspondence--Organizational Matters--Radio Committee, 1944

      Reel 225, Volume 2602

1805. Clippings--General--Sedition, 1944

      Reel 225, Volume 2603-2604

1806. Correspondence--General--Sedition, 1944

      Reel 225, Volume 2605

1807. Correspondence--Organizational Matters--Sedition Committee, 1944

      Reel 225, Volume 2605-2606

1808. Correspondence--General--Spanish Americans, 1944

      Reel 225, Volume 2607

1809. Correspondence--Organizational Matters--Special Committees, 1944

      Reel 225, Volume 2608

1810. Clippings--State Legislation, 1944

      Reel 225, Volume 2609

1811. Clippings--General, undated

1812. Labor; Patrioteering Organizations, undated

      Reel 225, Volume 2609

1813. Clippings--States, undated

1814. HI, PR, VI, Philippine Islands, undated

      Reel 225, Volume 2609

1815. AL, AR, CA, CO, CT, DC, FL, GA, ID, IL, 1944

      Reel 226, Volume 2610

1816. IA, IN, KY, LA, MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, NE, undated

      Reel 226, Volume 2611

1817. NJ, NY, undated

      Reel 226, Volume 2612

1818. NY, NC, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, TN, undated

      Reel 226, Volume 2613

1819. TX, UT, VA, WA, WV, WI, undated

      Reel 226, Volume 2514

1820. Correspondence--States, 1944

1821. AL, AZ, AR, undated

      Reel 226, Volume 2615

1822. CA, CA, DC, FL, GA, ID, undated

      Reel 226, Volume 2616

1823. IL, undated

      Reel 226, Volume 2617

1824. IL, IN, IA, KY, LA, ME, MD, MA, undated

      Reel 226, Volume 2618

1825. MI, MN, undated

      Reel 226, Volume 2619

1826. MS, MO, NJ, undated

      Reel 226, Volume 2620

1827. NJ, NM, undated

      Reel 226, Volume 2621

1828. NY, undated

      Reel 226, Volume 2622

1829. NY, undated

      Reel 227, Volume 2623

1830. NC, OH, OK, OR, undated

      Reel 227, Volume 2624

1831. PA, undated

      Reel 227, Volume 2625-2626

1832. Philippine Islands, PR, RI, SC, TN, TX, undated

      Reel 227, Volume 2627

1833. TX, UT, VT, VA, WA, undated

      Reel 227, Volume 2628

1834. WV, WI, WY, HI, VI, undated

      Reel 227, Volume 2629

1835. Correspondence--Academic Freedom, 1945

      Reel 227, Volume 2630-2632

1836. Clippings--Academic Freedom, 1945

      Reel 227, Volume 2633

1837. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1945

      Reel 227, Volume 2634

1838. Clippings--Censorship, 1945

      Reel 228, Volume 2635-2636

1839. Correspondence--Censorship, 1945

      Reel 228, Volume 2637-2639

1840. Clippings--General--Conscientious Objectors, 1945

      Reel 228, Volume 2640

1841. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors, 1945

      Reel 228, Volume 2641-2643

1842. Individual Cases (A-C), undated

      Reel 228, Volume 2644

1843. Individual Cases (D-L), undated

      Reel 228, Volume 2645

1844. Individual Cases (M-N), undated

      Reel 228, Volume 2646

1845. Individual Cases (O-S), undated

      Reel 228, Volume 2647

1846. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors, 1945

1847. Individual Cases (S-Z), undated

      Reel 229, Volume 2648

1848. Clippings--General, 1945

1849. Conscription; Communists; International Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 229, Volume 2649

1850. Clippings--Federal Departments, undated

      Reel 229, Volume 2649

1851. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1945

      Reel 229, Volume 2550

1852. Clippings--Legislation, 1945

      Reel 229, Volume 2651

1853. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, 1945

      Reel 229, Volume 2652-2656

1854. Correspondence--General--International Civil Liberties, 1945

      Reel 229, Volume 2657

1855. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1945

      Reel 229, Volume 2657

1856. Correspondence--General, 1945

1857. Indians, undated

      Reel 230, Volume 2658

1858. Clippings--General, 1945

1859. International Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 230, Volume 2659

1860. Indians; Japanese-Americans, undated

      Reel 230, Volume 2659

1861. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1945

1862. International Civil Liberties Committee, undated

      Reel 230, Volume 2660

1863. Correspondence--General, undated

      Reel 230, Volume 2660

1864. International Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 230, Volume 2660

1865. International Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 230, Volume 2661

1866. Correspondence--Federal Departments, undated

      Reel 230, Volume 2662-2664

1867. Japanese-American Internment, undated

      Reel 230, Volume 2662-2664

1868. Japanese-American Internment Cases (E-L), undated

      Reel 230, Volume 2665

1869. Japanese-American Internment Cases (N-T), undated

      Reel 230, Volume 2666

1870. Japanese-American Internment Cases (U-Y), undated

      Reel 230, Volume 2667

1871. Correspondence--General--Labor, undated

      Reel 230, Volume 2668

1872. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1945

      Reel 230, Volume 2669

1873. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1945

      Reel 231, Volume 2670-2671

1874. Correspondence--Labor and Liberal Organizations, 1945

      Reel 231, Volume 2671

1875. Correspondence--NYC Committee, 1945

      Reel 231, Volume 2672-2673

1876. Correspondence--Labor and Liberal Organizations, 1945

      Reel 231, Volume 2674

1877. Clippings--General, 1945

1878. Poll Tax; Radio; Race Discrimination; Religious Freedom, undated

      Reel 231, Volume 2675

1879. Sedition; United Nations Charter, undated

      Reel 231, Volume 2675

1880. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 231, Volume 2676

1881. Propaganda For Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 231, Volume 2677

1882. Correspondence--General, 1945

1883. Race Discrimination, undated

      Reel 231, Volume 2678

1884. Race Discrimination, undated

      Reel 231, Volume 2679

1885. Sedition, undated

      Reel 231, Volume 2679

1886. Radio, undated

      Reel 231, Volume 2680

1887. Religious Freedom, undated

      Reel 231, Volume 2681

1888. Aliens, undated

      Reel 231, Volume 2681

1889. Aliens, undated

      Reel 231, Volume 2682

1890. Denaturalization, undated

      Reel 231, Volume 2682

1891. Deportations, undated

      Reel 231, Volume 2682

1892. Deportations, undated

      Reel 231, Volume 2683

1893. Deportations, undated

      Reel 232, Volume 2684

1894. Enemy Aliens, undated

      Reel 232, Volume 2684

1895. Enemy Aliens, undated

      Reel 232, Volume 2685

1896. Sedition, undated

      Reel 232, Volume 2686

1897. Mexican-Americans, undated

      Reel 232, Volume 2686

1898. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1945

1899. Correspondence--Censorship, undated

      Reel 232, Volume 2687

1900. Post Office; Motion Pictures Censorship, undated

      Reel 232, Volume 2687

1901. Clippings--Legislation--State Legislation, 1945

1902. Clippings--General--Labor, undated

      Reel 232, Volume 2688

1903. Clippings--States, 1945

1904. PR, HI, Philippine Islands, VI, undated

      Reel 232, Volume 2688

1905. Correspondence--State Legislation, 1945

1906. Correspondence--Organizational Matters--Civil Rights Conference, undated

      Reel 232, Volume 2689

1907. Clippings--States, 1945

1908. AL, AR, CA, CT, DC, FL, GA, IL, undated

      Reel 232, Volume 2690

1909. IN, KY, LA, MA, MI, MN, MO, NJ, NY, NYC, undated

      Reel 232, Volume 2691

1910. NYC, NC, OH, OR, PA, TN, TX, VA, undated

      Reel 232, Volume 2692

1911. Correspondence--States, 1945

1912. AL, AZ, AR, CA, undated

      Reel 232, Volume 2693

1913. CA, undated

      Reel 232, Volume 2694

1914. DC, FL, undated

      Reel 232, Volume 2695

1915. GA, IL, undated

      Reel 232, Volume 2696

1916. IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, ME, MD, undated

      Reel 232, Volume 2697

1917. MA, MI, undated

      Reel 233, Volume 2698

1918. MN, MS, MO, NE, undated

      Reel 233, Volume 2699

1919. NV, NJ, undated

      Reel 233, Volume 2700

1920. NY, undated

      Reel 233, Volume 2701-2703

1921. NC, OH, undated

      Reel 233, Volume 2704

1922. OH, OR, PA, undated

      Reel 233, Volume 2705

1923. PA, undated

      Reel 233, Volume 2706

1924. Philippine Islands, PR, TN, undated

      Reel 233, Volume 2707

1925. TX, undated

      Reel 233, Volume 2708

1926. UT, VA, WA, WI, undated

      Reel 233, Volume 2709

1927. VI, HI, undated

      Reel 233, Volume 2710

1928. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1946

1929. Local Committees (Affiliated Committees), undated

      Reel 233, Volume 2711

1930. Local Committees (Affiliated Committees), undated

      Reel 234, Volume 2712

1931. Aliens, undated

1932. Deportations, undated

      Reel 234, Volume 2713

1933. Clippings--General, 1946

1934. Associated Press; Aliens; Baldwin, undated

      Reel 234, Volume 2714

1935. Clippings--Academic Freedom, 1946

      Reel 234

1936. Clippings--Censorship, 1946

      Reel 234

1937. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1946

      Reel 234, Volume 2715

1938. Clippings--Censorship, 1946

      Reel 234, Volume 2716

1939. Clippings--General, 1946

1940. Conscientious Objectors, undated

      Reel 234, Volume 2716

1941. Communists, undated

      Reel 234, Volume 2716

1942. International Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 234, Volume 2716

1943. Correspondence--Organizational Matters--Censorship Committee, 1946

      Reel 234, Volume 2717

1944. Correspondence--Censorship, 1946

      Reel 234, Volume 2717-2719

1945. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors, 1946

      Reel 234, Volume 2720-2724

1946. Correspondence--General, undated

1947. Deportations; Enemy Aliens, undated

      Reel 235, Volume 2725

1948. Deportations, undated

      Reel 235, Volume 2726-2727

1949. Enemy Aliens, undated

      Reel 235, Volume 2728

1950. [There is no Volume 2729], undated

1951. Clippings--Federal Departments, 1946

      Reel 235, Volume 2730

1952. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1946

      Reel 235, Volume 2731

1953. Correspondence--General--International Civil Liberties, 1946

      Reel 235, Volume 2732-2733

1954. Correspondence--Federal Departments--Dies Committee, undated

      Reel 235, Volume 2733

1955. Correspondence--General--Civil Liberties in General, 1946

1956. Correspondence--Academic Freedom, undated

      Reel 235, Volume 2734

1957. Clippings--General, 1946

1958. Labor; Race Discrimination; Religious Freedom, undated

      Reel 235, Volume 2735

1959. Clippings--States, undated

      Reel 235, Volume 2735

1960. HI, Philippine Islands, PR, undated

      Reel 235, Volume 2735

1961. Clippings--Legislation, 1946

      Reel 235, Volume 2736

1962. Correspondence--NYC Committee, 1946

      Reel 235, Volume 2737

1963. Correspondence--NYC Committee, 1946

      Reel 236, Volume 2738

1964. Clippings--General, 1946

1965. Poll Tax; Radio; Sedition; United Nations; Veterans; Civil Liberties Issues, undated

      Reel 236, Volume 2739

1966. Correspondence--General--Religious Freedom, 1946

      Reel 236, Volume 2740

1967. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1946

      Reel 236, Volume 2741-2742

1968. Clippings--Legislation--State Legislation, 1946

1969. Clippings--General--Labor, undated

      Reel 236, Volume 2743

1970. Clippings--States, 1946

1971. AL, AR, CA, CT, DC, FL, GA, undated

      Reel 236, Volume 2744

1972. IL, IN, KY, LA, MA, MI, MS, MO, undated

      Reel 236, Volume 2745

1973. NJ, undated

      Reel 236, Volume 2746

1974. NYC, NY, undated

      Reel 236, Volume 2747

1975. NC, OH, OR, PA, SC, TN, TX, VA, undated

      Reel 236, Volume 2748

1976. Correspondence--States, 1946

1977. AL, AR, CA, undated

      Reel 236, Volume 2749

1978. CO, CT, DC, FL, undated

      Reel 236, Volume 2750

1979. GA, HI, IL, undated

      Reel 237, Volume 2751

1980. IL, IN, undated

      Reel 237, Volume 2752

1981. KS, KY, LA, MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, undated

      Reel 237, Volume 2753

1982. MO, NE, undated

      Reel 237, Volume 2754

1983. NJ, undated

      Reel 237, Volume 2755-2756

1984. NY, undated

      Reel 237, Volume 2757-2758

1985. NC, OH, OR, undated

      Reel 237, Volume 2759

1986. PA, undated

      Reel 237, Volume 2760

1987. PR, RI, SC, TN, TX, undated

      Reel 237, Volume 2761

1988. VA, WA, WV, WI, undated

      Reel 237, Volume 2762

1989. Correspondence--General, 1946

1990. Indians; International Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 238, Volume 1

1991. International Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 238, Volume 2

1992. Correspondence--Federal Departments, undated

1993. Japanese-American Internment, undated

      Reel 238, Volume 3-5

1994. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, 1946

      Reel 238, Volume 6-7

1995. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1946

      Reel 238, Volume 8

1996. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, 1946

      Reel 238, Volume 9

1997. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, 1946

      Reel 239, Volume 10

1998. Correspondence--General--Labor, 1946

      Reel 239, Volume 11

1999. Correspondence--Labor and Liberal Organizations, 1946

      Reel 239, Volume 12-13

2000. Correspondence--General, 1946

2001. United States Possessions, undated

      Reel 239, Volume 14-15

2002. Race Discrimination, undated

      Reel 239, Volume 16

2003. Sedition; Mexican-Americans, undated

      Reel 239, Volume 17

2004. Radio; Veterans, undated

      Reel 239, Volume 18

2005. Clippings--Clippings, Chronological, 1947

2006. January-October, undated

      Reel 240, Volume 19-27

2007. November-December, undated

      Reel 241, Volume 28-29

2008. Correspondence--General--General Issues, 1947

      Reel 241, Volume 30

2009. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1947

2010. Academic Freedom Committee, undated

      Reel 241, Volume 30

2011. Correspondence--Academic Freedom, 1947

      Reel 241, Volume 30

2012. Correspondence--General, undated

2013. Religious Freedom, undated

      Reel 241, Volume 30

2014. Aliens; Deportations; Immigration and Naturalization, undated

      Reel 241, Volume 31

2015. Visas, undated

      Reel 241, Volume 32

2016. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1947

      Reel 241, Volume 32-33

2017. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1947

      Reel 242, Volume 34-35

2018. Correspondence--Censorship, 1947

      Reel 242, Volume 34

2019. Correspondence--Censorship, 1947

      Reel 242, Volume 35

2020. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors, 1947

      Reel 242, Volume 36

2021. Correspondence--General--International Civil Liberties, 1947

      Reel 242, Volume 37

2022. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1947

      Reel 242, Volume 38-39

2023. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1947

      Reel 243, Volume 40

2024. Correspondence--General, 1947

2025. Indians; Indian Civil Rights Committee, undated

      Reel 243, Volume 41

2026. International Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 243, Volume 42

2027. Correspondence--Federal Departments, undated

      Reel 243, Volume 42

2028. Japanese-American Internment, undated

      Reel 243, Volume 42

2029. Japanese-American Internment, undated

      Reel 243, Volume 43

2030. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, 1947

      Reel 244, Volume 44-45

2031. Correspondence--State Legislation, 1947

      Reel 244, Volume 45-46

2032. Correspondence--General--Labor, undated

      Reel 244, Volume 46

2033. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1947

      Reel 245, Volume 46

2034. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1947

      Reel 245, Volume 47

2035. Correspondence--Labor and Liberal Organizations, 1947

      Reel 245, Volume 48

2036. Correspondence--States, 1947

2037. Haiti, VI, PR, Pacific Islands, Philippine Islands, HI, undated

      Reel 245, Volume 48

2038. Correspondence--General, 1947

2039. Policies; Race Relations; Radio; Sedition; United Nations; Veterans, undated

      Reel 245, Volume 49

2040. Correspondence--States, 1947

2041. AL, AZ, AR, CA, undated

      Reel 246, Volume 50

2042. CA, CT, DC, FL, GA, undated

      Reel 246, Volume 51

2043. IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, ME, MD, MA, undated

      Reel 246, Volume 52

2044. MI, MN, MS, MO, NE, NV, NH, undated

      Reel 246, Volume 53

2045. NJ, undated

      Reel 247, Volume 54

2046. NM, NY, undated

      Reel 247, Volume 55

2047. NY, NYC, undated

      Reel 247, Volume 56

2048. Correspondence--NYC Committee, 1947

      Reel 247, Volume 57

2049. Correspondence--NYC Committee, 1947

      Reel 248, Volume 58

2050. Correspondence--States, 1947

2051. NC, OH, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, undated

      Reel 248, Volume 59

2052. TN, TX, UT, VA, WI, WA, WY, undated

      Reel 248, Volume 60

2053. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1947-1948

2054. Roger Baldwin Trips to Japan and Germany, undated

      Reel 248, Volume 61

2055. Clippings--Clippings, Chronological, 1948

2056. January-June, undated

      Reel 249, Volume 62-66

2057. Clippings--Chronological, 1948

2058. July-December, undated

      Reel 250, Volume 67-73

2059. December, 1948

      Reel 251, Volume 74

2060. Correspondence--Academic Freedom, 1948

      Reel 251, Volume 75

2061. Correspondence--Organizational Matters--Academic Freedom Committee, undated

      Reel 251, Volume 75

2062. Correspondence--General, undated

2063. Religious Freedom, undated

      Reel 251, Volume 76

2064. Aliens, undated

      Reel 251, Volume 76

2065. Deportations, undated

      Reel 251, Volume 76

2066. Visas and Passports, undated

      Reel 251, Volume 76

2067. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1948

      Reel 251, Volume 77-78

2068. Correspondence--States, 1948

2069. Guam, Pacific Islands, PR, VI, undated

      Reel 252, Volume 79

2070. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1948

2071. American Colonies Committee, undated

      Reel 252

2072. American Colonies Committee Minutes, Censorship, undated

      Reel 252

2073. Correspondence--Censorship, 1948

      Reel 252, Volume 79-80

2074. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors, 1948

      Reel 252, Volume 80

2075. Correspondence--General, 1948

2076. Occupied Areas, undated

      Reel 252, Volume 81

2077. Japan; Korea; Germany, undated

      Reel 252, Volume 81

2078. Germany; International Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 252, Volume 82

2079. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1948

      Reel 252, Volume 83

2080. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1948

      Reel 253, Volume 84-85

2081. Correspondence--General, 1948

2082. Communism; Presidential Conventions, 1948; Communism; Indians; Indian Cases, undated

      Reel 253, Volume 86

2083. International Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 254, Volume 87-88

2084. Jehovah's Witnesses, undated

      Reel 254, Volume 89

2085. Correspondence--Federal Departments, undated

      Reel 254, Volume 89

2086. Japanese-American Internment, undated

      Reel 254, Volume 89

2087. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, undated

      Reel 254, Volume 89

2088. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, undated

      Reel 255, Volume 90-92

2089. Correspondence--General--Labor; Labor Cases, 1948

      Reel 255, Volume 93

2090. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1948

      Reel 256, Volume 94

2091. Correspondence--Labor and Liberal Organizations, 1948

      Reel 256, Volume 94

2092. Correspondence--General, 1948

2093. Race Relations; Sedition; United Nations, undated

      Reel 256, Volume 95

2094. Correspondence--States, 1948

2095. AL, AK, AZ, AR, CA, undated

      Reel 256, Volume 96

2096. CT, DC, FL, GA, HI, IL, undated

      Reel 256, Volume 97

2097. IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, MD, MA, MI, undated

      Reel 257, Volume 98

2098. MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NH, undated

      Reel 257, Volume 99

2099. NJ, NY, undated

      Reel 257, Volume 100

2100. NYC, undated

      Reel 257, Volume 101

2101. NYC, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, undated

      Reel 258, Volume 102

2102. PA, Panama Canal Zone, PR, RI, SC, SD, TN, undated

      Reel 258, Volume 103

2103. TX, UT, VT, VA, WV, undated

      Reel 258, Volume 104

2104. Foreign Countries, undated

      Reel 258, Volume 105

2105. Correspondence--General, 1948

2106. Roger Baldwin-Director, undated

      Reel 258, Volume 106

2107. Clippings--General, 1949

2108. General Civil Liberties Matters, undated

      Reel 259, Volume 107

2109. ACLU Policies, undated

      Reel 259, Volume 107

2110. Clippings--Academic Freedom, 1949

      Reel 259, Volume 107

2111. Clippings--General, 1949

2112. Religious Freedom, undated

      Reel 259, Volume 108

2113. Aliens, undated

      Reel 259, Volume 108

2114. Clippings--Organizational Matters, 1949

2115. Local Affiliates, undated

      Reel 259, Volume 109

2116. Baldwin, Roger N., undated

      Reel 259, Volume 109

2117. Board of Directors, undated

      Reel 259, Volume 110

2118. Clippings--Censorship, 1949

      Reel 259, Volume 111

2119. Clippings--General--Conscientious Objectors, 1949

      Reel 259, Volume 112

2120. Clippings--General--Communism, undated

      Reel 259, Volume 112

2121. Clippings--Federal Departments, 1949

      Reel 259, Volume 113

2122. Clippings--General, undated

2123. Indians, undated

      Reel 259, Volume 114

2124. International Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 259, Volume 114

2125. Japanese-American Internment, undated

      Reel 259, Volume 115

2126. Jehovah's Witnesses, undated

      Reel 259, Volume 115

2127. Clippings--Legislation, 1949

      Reel 259, Volume 115

2128. Clippings--States, 1949

2129. AL, CA, CO, DC, FL, GA, IL, KS, MD, MA, MO, NH, undated

      Reel 259, Volume 116

2130. NY, OR, TX, WA, undated

      Reel 259, Volume 117

2131. Clippings--General, 1949

2132. Labor, undated

      Reel 259

2133. Meetings and Conferences, undated

2134. Freedom of the Press, undated

      Reel 259, Volume 118

2135. Publications, undated

      Reel 259, Volume 118

2136. Race Relations, undated

      Reel 259, Volume 119

2137. Radio and Television, undated

2138. Search and Seizure, undated

      Reel 259, Volume 120

2139. Women's Equal Rights, undated

      Reel 259, Volume 120

2140. Clippings--States, 1949

2141. CA, CT, DC, GA, HI, IL, ME, MD, MA, MI, undated

      Reel 259, Volume 121

2142. NJ, NY, undated

      Reel 259, Volume 122

2143. NYC, PA, VT, VA, undated

      Reel 259, Volume 123

2144. Correspondence--Academic Freedom, 1949

      Reel 260, Volume 124

2145. Correspondence--Organizational Matters--Academic Freedom Committee, undated

      Reel 260, Volume 124

2146. Correspondence--General, undated

2147. Religious Freedom, undated

      Reel 260, Volume 125

2148. Aliens; Deportations, undated

      Reel 260, Volume 125

2149. Deportations, undated

      Reel 260, Volume 126

2150. Passports; Visas, undated

      Reel 260, Volume 127

2151. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1949

      Reel 260, Volume 128

2152. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1949

      Reel 261, Volume 129-130

2153. Correspondence--Censorship, 1949

      Reel 261, Volume 131

2154. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors, 1949

      Reel 261, Volume 132

2155. Correspondence--General--Communism, 1949

      Reel 261

2156. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1949

      Reel 262, Volume 133-134

2157. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1949

      Reel 263, Volume 135

2158. Correspondence--Organizational Matters--Indian Civil Rights Committee, 1949

      Reel 263, Volume 136

2159. Correspondence--General, undated

2160. Indians, undated

      Reel 263, Volume 136

2161. Correspondence--General, 1949

2162. International Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 263, Volume 137

2163. Correspondence--Federal Departments, undated

      Reel 263, Volume 137

2164. Japanese-American Internment, undated

      Reel 263, Volume 137

2165. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, 1949

      Reel 263, Volume 138

2166. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, 1949

      Reel 264, Volume 139

2167. Correspondence--State Legislation, 1949

2168. State Legislation (AL--MA), undated

      Reel 264, Volume 140

2169. State Legislation (MI--NC), undated

      Reel 264, Volume 141

2170. State Legislation (ND--WI), undated

      Reel 264, Volume 142

2171. Correspondence--General, 1949

2172. Labor, undated

      Reel 264, Volume 143

2173. Libel, undated

2174. Medicine, undated

      Reel 265, Volume 144

2175. National Committee, undated

      Reel 265, Volume 144

2176. Correspondence--Labor and Liberal Organizations, 1949

      Reel 265, Volume 145

2177. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1949

      Reel 265, Volume 146

2178. Correspondence--General, 1949

2179. Race Relations, undated

      Reel 265, Volume 147

2180. Sedition, undated

      Reel 265, Volume 148

2181. State Correspondents, undated

      Reel 265, Volume 148

2182. Questions and Answers on Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 265, Volume 148

2183. United Nations, undated

      Reel 265, Volume 149

2184. United Nations, undated

      Reel 266, Volume 150-151

2185. Correspondence--States, 1949

2186. AL, AZ, CA, CT, undated

      Reel 266, Volume 152

2187. DE, DC, FL, GA, undated

      Reel 266, Volume 153

2188. HI, IL, IN, KS, undated

      Reel 266, Volume 154

2189. KY, LA, ME, MD, MA, undated

      Reel 266, Volume 155

2190. MI, MO, MT, NV, NH, undated

      Reel 266, Volume 156

2191. NJ, undated

      Reel 267, Volume 157

2192. NY, undated

      Reel 267, Volume 158-159

2193. Correspondence--NYC Committee, 1949

      Reel 267, Volume 160

2194. Correspondence--States, 1949

2195. NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, undated

      Reel 267, Volume 161

2196. PA, Philippine Islands, PR, RI, SC, TN, TX, UT, undated

      Reel 267, Volume 162

2197. VT, undated

      Reel 267, Volume 163

2198. VA, undated

      Reel 267, Volume 163

2199. WA, undated

      Reel 267, Volume 163

2200. WV, undated

      Reel 267, Volume 163

2201. WI, undated

      Reel 267, Volume 163

2202. Correspondence--Academic Freedom, 1950

      Reel 268, Volume 164-165

2203. Correspondence--General, 1950

      Reel 268, Volume 166

2204. Religious Freedom, undated

      Reel 268, Volume 166

2205. Jehovah's Witnesses, undated

      Reel 268, Volume 167

2206. Aliens, undated

      Reel 268, Volume 168-169

2207. Passports, undated

2208. Visas, undated

      Reel 269, Volume 170

2209. Deportations, undated

      Reel 269, Volume 170

2210. Correspondence--Organizational Matters Board of Directors, 1950

2211. Board of Directors Minutes, undated

      Reel 269, Volume 171

2212. National Committee, undated

      Reel 269, Volume 171

2213. Local Affiliates, undated

      Reel 269, Volume 172-173

2214. Standing Committees, undated

      Reel 269, Volume 174

2215. Correspondence--Censorship, 1950

2216. Pressure Group; Books; Newspapers; Magazine Censorship, undated

      Reel 270, Volume 175

2217. Motion Picture Censorship, undated

      Reel 270, Volume 176

2218. Post Office; Atomic Energy Commission Censorship, undated

      Reel 270, Volume 177

2219. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors, 1950

      Reel 270, Volume 178

2220. Correspondence--General--Communism, 1950

      Reel 270, Volume 178

2221. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1950

      Reel 271, Volume 179

2222. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1950

2223. Loyalty Program, undated

      Reel 271, Volume 180-181

2224. Procedures in Legislative Hearings, undated

2225. House Committee on Un-American Activities, undated

      Reel 271, Volume 182?

2226. Correspondence--General, 1950

2227. Indians, undated

      Reel 272, Volume 183

2228. International Civil Liberties, undated

      Reel 272, Volume 184

2229. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1950

2230. Japanese-American Internment, undated

      Reel 272, Volume 184

2231. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, 1950

      Reel 273, Volume 185-186

2232. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, 1950

      Reel 274, Volume 187-189

2233. Correspondence--State Legislation, 1950

      Reel 275, Volume 190

2234. Correspondence--General, 1950

2235. Labor, undated

      Reel 275, Volume 191-193

2236. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1950

2237. Meetings and Conferences, undated

      Reel 276, Volume 194

2238. Correspondence--General, 1950

2239. Medical Freedom, undated

      Reel 276, Volume 195

2240. Correspondence--Labor and Liberal Organizations, 1950

      Reel 276, Volume 196-197

2241. Correspondence--General, 1950

2242. Communism and Subversion, undated

      Reel 276, Volume 198-199

2243. State and Local Anti-Subversion Legislation, undated

      Reel 277, Volume 200-201

2244. Political Freedom, undated

      Reel 277, Volume 202

2245. Freedom of the Press, undated

      Reel 277, Volume 203

2246. Outside Publications and Films, undated

      Reel 277, Volume 204

2247. Race Relations, undated

      Reel 277, Volume 205-207

2248. Race Relations, undated

      Reel 278, Volume 208

2249. Search and Seizure, undated

2250. Treason, undated

      Reel 278, Volume 209

2251. Radio and Television, undated

      Reel 278, Volume 209

2252. United Nations, undated

      Reel 278, Volume 210

2253. Wiretapping, undated

      Reel 278, Volume 211

2254. Correspondence--States, 1950

2255. AL, AZ, CA, Canada, CO, CT, DC, FL, GA, HI, undated

      Reel 278, Volume 212

2256. IL, IN, IA, KY, LA, MD, MA, MI, undated

      Reel 278, Volume 213

2257. MO, NV, NH, NJ, NY, NYC, 1950

      Reel 279, Volume 214

2258. Correspondence--NYC Committee, 1950

2259. Organizational Matters, undated

      Reel 279, Volume 215

2260. Cases, undated

      Reel 279, Volume 215

2261. NYC Council, undated

      Reel 279, Volume 215

2262. Correspondence--States, 1950

2263. NC, OH, PA, TN, TX, VT, Foreign Countries, undated

      Reel 279, Volume 216

2264. Clippings--General, 1950

2265. General Civil Liberties Matters, undated

      Reel 279, Volume 217

2266. Baldwin, Roger N., undated

      Reel 279, Volume 217

2267. Malin, Patrick Murphy, undated

      Reel 279, Volume 217

2268. Board of Directors, undated

      Reel 279, Volume 218

2269. Clippings--Academic Freedom, undated

2270. Clippings--General--Aliens, undated

      Reel 279, Volume 219

2271. Clippings--Censorship, undated

      Reel 279, Volume 220

2272. Clippings--General, undated

2273. Conscientious Objectors, undated

      Reel 279, Volume 220

2274. Communism, undated

2275. Loyalty-Security, undated

      Reel 279, Volume 221

2276. Clippings--Federal Departments--House Committee on Un-American Activities, undated

      Reel 279, Volume 221

2277. Clippings--Legislation, undated

      Reel 279, Volume 222

2278. Clippings--General, undated

2279. Labor, undated

      Reel 279, Volume 223

2280. Race Relations, undated

      Reel 279, Volume 224

2281. Radio, undated

      Reel 279, Volume 224

2282. Wiretapping, undated

      Reel 279, Volume 224

2283. Clippings--States, 1950

2284. CA, IL, IN, MA, NJ, NY, PA, Foreign Countries, undated

      Reel 279, Volume 225

2285. Clippings--General, 1950

2286. Meetings and Conferences, undated

      Reel 279, Volume 226

2287. Occupied Areas, undated

      Reel 279, Volume 226

2288. ACLU Publications, undated

      Reel 279, Volume 226

2289. Appendix, undated Description: Four additional cartons of loose materials were indexed as Appendices 1-4. Appendices 1-3 (Reels 280-288) correspond to Boxes 1-9 of American Civil Liberties Union Records, 1947-1955, i.e. the original records found in Appendix 1 (Reels 280-282) are found physically in Boxes 1-3 of the ACLU Records. Appendix 4 had previously been filmed by the New York Public Library. It may be found as Vols. 1-7 of Reel 238. These records are also located physically in Boxes 9-12 of the ACLU Records.

2290. Correspondence--Censorship, 1937 Description: Corresponds to Box 1 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 280, Volume A1-1

2291. Correspondence--General, undated

2292. Labor, 1934 Description: Corresponds to Box 1 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 280, Volume A1-1

2293. Communists, 1935 Description: Corresponds to Box 1 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 280, Volume A1-1

2294. Patrioteering Organizations, 1940 Description: Corresponds to Box 1 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 280, Volume A1-1

2295. Correspondence--General, 1940

2296. Patrioteering Organizations, undated Description: Corresponds to Box 2 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 281, Volume A1-1/3

2297. Patrioteering Organizations, 1940 Description: Corresponds to Box 3 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 282, Volume A1-3

2298. Labor, 1946 Description: Corresponds to Box 3 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 283, Volume A2-1

2299. American Legion, undated Description: Corresponds to Box 3 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 283, Volume A2-1

2300. Correspondence--Federal Legislation--Atomic Energy, undated Description: Corresponds to Box 3 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 283, Volume A2-1

2301. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, 1946

2302. Atomic Energy; Equal Rights Amendment, undated Description: Corresponds to Box 4 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 283, Volume A2-2

2303. Correspondence--General, undated

2304. Labor; Race Relations/Discrimination, undated Description: Corresponds to Box 4 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 283, Volume A2-2

2305. Correspondence--Federal Departments--FCC, undated Description: Corresponds to Box 4 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 283, Volume A2-2

2306. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, undated

2307. Congress on Civil Rights, undated Description: Corresponds to Box 4 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 283, Volume A2-2

2308. Correspondence--State Legislation--Civil Rights, 1943 Description: Corresponds to Box 4 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 283, Volume A2-2

2309. Correspondence--Federal Departments--Civil Service, undated Description: Corresponds to Box 4 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 283, Volume A2-2

2310. Correspondence--Federal Departments--FEPC, 1946 Description: Corresponds to Box 4 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 284, Volume A2-2

2311. Correspondence--State Legislation--CA FEPC, undated Description: Corresponds to Box 4 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 284, Volume A2-2

2312. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, undated

2313. Foreign Agents Registration, undated Description: Corresponds to Box 4 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 284, Volume A2-2

2314. Correspondence--Censorship--Press, undated Description: Corresponds to Box 4 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 284, Volume A2-2

2315. Correspondence--States--Guam, undated Description: Corresponds to Box 4 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 284, Volume A2-2

2316. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1943-1946 Description: Corresponds to Box 5 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 284, Volume A2-3

2317. Correspondence--General, 1946

2318. Race Relations/Discrimination, Lynchings, undated Description: Corresponds to Box 5 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 284, Volume A2-3

2319. Correspondence--Federal Legislation, undated Description: Corresponds to Box 5 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 284, Volume A2-3

2320. Correspondence--Labor and Liberal Organizations, undated Description: Corresponds to Box 5 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 284, Volume A2-3

2321. Correspondence--States, undated

2322. Haiti, Japanese Islands, Philippine Islands, Guam, undated Description: Corresponds to Box 5 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 284, Volume A2-3

2323. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1943

2324. Japanese-American Internment, undated

      Reel 284

2325. Correspondence--Labor and Liberal Organizations, 1946 Description: Corresponds to Box 5 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 285, Volume A2-3

2326. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1946 Description: Corresponds to Box 5 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 285, Volume A2-3

2327. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors, 1946 Description: Corresponds to Box 5 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 285, Volume A2-3

2328. Correspondence--General, 1938, 1946

2329. Negroes, Poll Tax, undated Description: Corresponds to Box 6 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 285, Volume A2-4

2330. Correspondence--States, 1945-1946

2331. Pacific Islands, Philippine Islands, PR, undated Description: Corresponds to Box 6 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 285, Volume A2-4

2332. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1946 Description: Corresponds to Box 6 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 285, Volume A2-4

2333. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1943-1946 Description: Corresponds to Box 6 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 285, Volume A2-4

2334. Correspondence--General, 1945-1946

2335. Race Relations/Discrimination, Sedition, Labor, undated Description: Corresponds to Box 6 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 286, Volume A2-4

2336. Correspondence--Censorship--Radio, 1946 Description: Corresponds to Box 6 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 286, Volume A2-4

2337. Correspondence--Federal Departments, 1946 Description: Corresponds to Box 6 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 286, Volume A2-4

2338. Correspondence--General, 1946

2339. United Nations, Veterans, Visas, Voting Rights, undated Description: Corresponds to Box 7 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 286, Volume A2-5

2340. Correspondence--Labor and Liberal Organizations, 1946 Description: Corresponds to Box 7 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 286, Volume A2-5

2341. Correspondence--States, 1946

2342. VI, West Indies, undated Description: Corresponds to Box 7 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 286, Volume A2-5

2343. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1946 Description: Corresponds to Box 7 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 286, Volume A2-5

2344. Correspondence--Organizational Matters, 1943 Description: Corresponds to Box 7 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 286, Volume A3-1

2345. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors, 1943

2346. Max Stephens Case, undated Description: Corresponds to Box 7 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 287, Volume A3-1

2347. Correspondence--General, 1941

2348. International Civil Liberties, Jehovah's Witnesses, undated Description: Corresponds to Box 8 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 287, Volume A3-2

2349. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors, 1941-1942 Description: Corresponds to Box 8 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 287, Volume A3-2

2350. Correspondence--General--Race Relations/Discrimination, 1943 Description: Corresponds to Box 8 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 287, Volume A3-2

2351. Correspondence--General--Race Relations/Discrimination, 1943 Description: Corresponds to Box 8 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 288, Volume A3-2

2352. Correspondence--Conscientious Objectors, 1943, 1945 Description: Corresponds to Box 9 of the ACLU Records, 1947-1995.

      Reel 288, Volume A3-3