JEWISH COMMUNITY RELATIONS COUNCIL OF MINNESOTA:
An Inventory of Its Records at the Minnesota Historical
Society
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| Creator: |
Jewish Community
Relations Council of Minnesota. |
| Title: | Council
records, |
| Date: | 1922-1974 (bulk
1945-1970). |
| Abstract: | Clippings, reports, publications, and
correspondence relating to the investigative activities of this organization
created in the 1930s to publicly protest anti-Semitic activity in Minnesota and
the United States. Largely organized as subject files (1922-1967), they
document organizations, individuals, and publications expressing conservative
political, religious, and racial views, as well as a few representing communist
organizations. |
| Quantity: | 35.25 cu. ft. (68
boxes). |
| Location: | See Detailed Description for shelf
locations. |
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The Jewish Community Relations Council of Minnesota originated in
Minneapolis in the 1930s as a response to a number of contemporaneous events.
The presecution of Jews in Nazi Germany; the activities of the Silver Shirts,
the German-American Bund, and similar organizations in Minnesota; and the
antisemitic overtones of the 1938 Minnesota gubernatorial campaign all
encouraged the formation of an organization to monitor and protest those
activities. From 1936 to 1939 an informal organization, the Anti-Defamation
Council of Minnesota, was the vehicle of Jewish protest against all forms of
antisemitism. Members included Arthur Brin, Charles I. Cooper, and 21 other
Jewish leaders in Minneapolis. A sister organization was established in St.
Paul.
After the 1938 gubernatorial campaign, the Council realized the need
for a more formal, activist organization. An attempt was made to enlist the aid
of the national Anti-Defamation League headquarters in Chicago, but the
Minnesota group's intent to function as a local, grassroots organization
precluded this. The Anti-Defamation Council, as organized in 1938, included
individual Jews in Minneapolis and St. Paul and representatives from the
American Jewish Congress, the American Jewish Committee, and the Jewish Labor
Committee.
On May 15, 1939 the Council was reorganized as the Minnesota Jewish
Council, with Samuel L. Scheiner as its executive director. Scheiner held this
post from 1939 to 1974, except for the years 1944-1946 and 1951-1953. The
Council consists of about 45 members. Chairmen serving since 1939 have included
Milton Firestone, Louis Gross, Albert Heller, Meyer Dorfman, and Jack Mackay.
In the 1950s the name of the organization was changed to the Jewish Community
Relations Council of Minnesota.
The aims and activities of the Council have undergone a number of
changes since the 1930s. Its initial purpose was investigative, with Samuel
Scheiner and others spending much time investigating the activities of alleged
fascist and communist organizations in Minneapolis and St. Paul. Groups like
the German-American Bund, the Silver Shirts, Father Charles E. Coughlin's
organizations, and the sermons and speeches of fundamentalist religious leaders
like W. B. Riley, Paul and Luke Rader, C. O. Stadsklev, and W. D. Herrstrom
were investgated and the antisemitic content of their communications was
publicized.
During World War II the Council's attention turned to overt
antisemitic activities: discrimination against Jews in the armed forces with
regard to housing, hotels, resorts, and restaurants, and related matters.
Reports of discrimination were investigated and reforms attempted. At this
time, the Council also worked for passage of fair employment practices acts
locally and statewide. The organization's wartime appeal was patriotic in
nature, stressing national unity during a time of crisis and likening fascism
abroad to racial and religious prejudice at home.
After 1946 the Council broadened its activities, still investigating
discrimination but from a less defensive posture. It became involved in more
wide-ranging community and national activities, supporting more liberal
immigration policies, the Civil Rights struggle and civil liberties, separation
of church and state, and interreligious cooperation.
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Clippings, reports, publications, and correspondence relating to the
investigative activities of this organization created in the 1930s to publicly
protest anti-Semitic activity in Minnesota and the United States. Largely
organized as subject files (1922-1967), they document organizations,
individuals, and publications expressing conservative political, religious, and
racial views, as well as a few representing communist organizations.
There are also background and reference files on Judaism, Jewish
history and culture, and the American Jewish experience; and correspondence,
clippings, and other papers relating to Samuel Scheiner's work as the council's
executive director (1939-1974). THe subject files and the reference files all
bulk from the postwar period.
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| The Subject Files and the Reference Files are each arranged
alphabetically by file title. |
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| An inventory that provides additional information about these
materials is available in the repository; filed as P445. |
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| This collection is indexed under the following headings in the catalog
of the Minnesota Historical Society. Researchers desiring materials about
related topics should search the catalog using these headings. |
| Topics: |
| | Afro-Americans |
| | Afro-Americans -- Minnesota. |
| | Antisemitism. |
| | Civil rights. |
| | Communism. |
| | Discrimination. |
| | Education. |
| | Fascism. |
| | Jewish-Arab relations. |
| | Jews -- Europe. |
| | Jews -- Minnesota. |
| | Jews -- United States. |
| | Judaism. |
| | Moral re-armament. |
| | Religion. |
| | Sedition. |
| | Socialism. |
| | Subversive activities -- United
States. |
| | World War, 1939-1945. |
| Persons: |
| | Coughlin, Charles E.
(Charles Edward), 1891-1979. |
| | Courtney, Kent.
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| | Dies, Martin, 1900 or
01-1972. |
| | Eichmann, Adolf, 1906-1962. |
| | Gaddis, Thomas.
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| | Hargis, Billy James,
1925- |
| | Hart, Merwin Kimball,
1881-1962. |
| | Lewis, Fulton,
1903-1966. |
| | Lindbergh, Charles A.
(Charles Augustus), 1902-1974. |
| | Lundeen, Ernest,
1878-1940. |
| | Manion, Clarence,
1896-1979. |
| | McCarthy, Joseph,
1908-1957. |
| | Nordskog, Andrae B.,
1855- |
| | Pelley, William Dudley,
1890- |
| | Rader, Luke,
1890-1952. |
| | Rader, Paul,
1880-1938. |
| | Raihle, Donald F.,
1901-1966. |
| | Riley, W. B. (William
Bell), 1861-1947. |
| | Rosenberg, Ethel,
1915-1953. |
| | Rosenberg, Julius,
1918-1953. |
| | Scheiner, Samuel L.
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| | Smith, Gerald L. K.
(Gerald Lyman Kenneth), 1898- |
| | Smoot, Dan. |
| | Springer, Harvey H.
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| | Stadsklev, C. O.
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| | Viereck, George
Sylvester, 1884-1962. |
| Organizations: |
| | American Legion.
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| | B'nai B'rith.
Anti-defamation League. |
| | Catholic Church.
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| | Ku Klux Klan (1915- ).
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| | Minneapolis Self
Survey of Human Relations. |
| | Pilgrim Baptist Church
(Saint Paul, Minn.). |
| | Unesco. |
| | United Nations.
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| Places: |
| | Germany -- History --
1933-1945. |
| | Germany -- History -- 1945- |
| | Minneapolis (Minn.). |
| | United States -- Foreign relations --
20th century. |
| | United States -- Politics and
government. |
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| Preferred Citation: |
| | [Indicate the cited item and/or series
here]. Jewish Community Relations Council of Minnesota Records.
Minnesota Historical Society. |
| | See the Chicago Manual of Style for additional
examples |
| Accession Information: |
| | Accession number: 10,408; 11,872; 12,187 |
| Processing Information: |
| | Catalog ID number: 09-00026959 |
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Note to Researchers: To request materials, please note both the
location and box numbers shown below.
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Administrative Records
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| Location | Box |
| 147.A.3.7B | 1-C |
Historical sketch: Charles I. Cooper, "The Minnesota
Jewish Council in Perspective, 1939-1953."
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Minutes:
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Jewish Anti-Defamation Council of Minnesota,
1942.
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Minnesota Jewish Council, 1942-1958.
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Jewish Community Relations Council of Minnesota,
1959-1973. 11 folders.
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Attendance records, 1948-1973.
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| Location | Box |
| P445 | 61 |
Minnesota Jewish Tercentenary celebration, 1954.
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Miscellaneous correspondence and related materials,
undated, 1930-1953. 5 folders.
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| Location | Box |
| P445 | 62 |
Miscellaneous correspondence and related materials,
1954-1963.11 folders.
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| Location | Box |
| P445 | 63 |
Miscellaneous correspondence and related materials,
1964-1973.7 folders.
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| Location | Box |
| P445 | 64 |
Scrapbooks:
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Volume 4. 1938-1940.
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| | | | Includes information on the Nazi Party in Germany, pro-Nazi
activities in the U.S., refugees from Nazi Germany, and Fr. Charles E.
Coughlin. |
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Volume 5. 1938-1940.
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| | | | Includes information on the topics found in Volume 4, as well
as material relating to the Silver Shirts, the German-American Bund, and the Ku
Klux Klan. |
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Volume 6. 1942-1943.
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| | | | Includes material on race riots in the U.S., and general
information relating to African Americans. |
| Location | Box |
| P445 | 61 |
Materials collected by the council:
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Minneapolis Self-Survey of Human
Relations, 1947:
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| | | | The 1947 self-survey was commissioned by the city of
Minneapolis and conducted by the Race Relations Department, American Missionary
Association, Fisk University. It was led by Charles S. Johnson (director) and
Herman H. Long (co-director). Its purpose was to assess the levels of
discrimination practiced against religious, ethnic, and racial minorities in
several critical areas of civic life. Each of these areas comprises one of the
reports listed below. |
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"Civic Organizations." 10 pp.
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"Health and Hospitals." 32 pp.
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| | | | | Report prepared by consultant Grace C. Jones. |
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"Minneapolis Churches and Human Relations."
25 pp.
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| | | | | Report prepared by consultant L. Maynard Catchings. |
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"Racial Problems in Housing." 35 pp.
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| | | | | Report prepared by consultant Herman H. Long. |
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"Social Welfare." 42 pp.
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"Industrial Minorities in the Minneapolis Labor
Market." 156 pp. in 3 folders.
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| | | | | Report prepared by consultant John Hope II. |
| Location | Box |
| P445 | 63 | |
Volume 1. The Fulton Lewis Jr. Report on
the Fund for the Republic, [1955?].
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Volume 2. The Truth About the United
Nations, 1955.
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| | | | Compiled by the Congress of Freedom, Inc. |
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Volume 3. Pilgrim Baptist Church, St. Paul: Centennial volume,
1963.
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| | | | Presented to the council by this African American
congregation. |
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Records of related organizations:
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Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith,
Minnesota/Dakotas Office. Miscellaneous materials, 1941-1973.
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Duluth Jewish Council. Minutes and report,
1947, 1951.
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St. Paul Jewish Council. Minutes and miscellany,
1947-1959.
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Subject Files
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| The materials comprising this series were all accumulated by
Samuel Scheiner during his work as executive director. In processing the
series, Society staff consolidated some small files relating to the same
person, organization, or topic, and sometimes created artificial files out of
unfiled materials and miscellaneous folders. Materials in each file have been
arranged chronolically by year, but have not been
further arranged. |
| The prewar and wartime files are a record of the numerous
organizations and individuals who, during the 1930s-1940s, represented
right-wing political, religious, and racial viewpoints. There are also a few
files relating to communist or communist-front organizations. The files show
close relationships existing among right-wing groups and individuals, and how
they capitalized on the Roosevelt administration's New Deal policies, the Great
Depression, and events in pre-war Europe. Isolationism and religious and racial
prejudice are documented, along with conspiracy theories regarding the
predominance of Jews in the Roosevelt administration and in international
banking circles. The propoganda of domestic fascist and antisemitic groups grew
less overt during the war, and expressed itself in such things as rumors about
Jews escaping military service and rationing. |
| These groups and others revived after the war, however, and
rallied around opposing the policies of the Truman and subsequent
administrations. Frequent foreign relations causes were opposition to the
United Nations, foreign aid, communism, and disarmament. As commissions and
agencies supporting human rights and fair employment practices developed,
antisemitism--especially public discrimination--became a more tractable
problem, but the Council continued to address remaining pockets of resistance,
including periodic resurgences of neo-Nazi hate groups. Also, with the growth
of the Civil Rights movement in the 1950s-1960s, it came to focus more of its
energies on the integration of African Americans. |
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| P445 | 1 |
Aaberg, Einar, 1947-1955.
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Alert Americans Association, 1963.
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Alinsky, Saul, 1941.
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Allen, Marilyn R., 1946-1948.
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America First, 1944-1959.
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America in Danger, 1941-1947.
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American Action, Inc., 1946-1947.
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American Board of Missions to the Jews, 1948.
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American Coalition of Patriotic Societies, 1948, 1955.
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American Committee for the Protection of the Foreign
Born, 1953-1959.
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American Digest,
1946-1949.
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American Fascist Union, 1950.
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American Fur Breeder,
1942.
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American Gentile Army, 1946.
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American Hebrew,
1940-1942.
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American Heritage Protective Committee, 1954-1956.
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American Jewish Labor Council, 1948-1950.
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American Jewish League Against Communism, 1948-1962.
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American Legion:
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Case against member William P. Williams, 1942.
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World Affairs Center and Student Peace Union,
1963-1964.
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4-H controversy, 1954-1955. 3 folders.
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| Location | Box |
| P445 | 2 | |
4-H controversy, 1954-1955.
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Material on subversive organizations, 1955-1956.
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Firing Line, 1953-1966.
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Miscellaneous, 1953-1957. 3 folders.
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| Location | Box |
| P445 | 3 | |
Miscellaneous, 1953-1957. 3 folders.
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American Merchants of Hate, 1940.
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American Mercury,
1951-1961.
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American Nationalist Committee.
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| | | See: Reynolds, Robert. |
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American Nationalist Party.
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| | | See: Reynolds, Robert. |
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American Peace Crusade, 1951.
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American Protestant League, 1950.
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| | | See also: Springer, Harvey. |
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American Relief for Germany, Inc., 1947.
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American Renaissance Book Club, 1948.
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American Rock Party.
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| | | See: Coughlin, Charles E. |
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American Scrutineers: Reports of meetings, 1939-1941.
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American Security Council.
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| Location | Box |
| P445 | 4 |
American Small Business Organization, 1946.
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American States Rights Party, undated.
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American Viewpoint, Inc., 1947-1952.
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American War Mothers, 1944-1947.
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American Women Against Communism, undated.
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American World
Intelligence, 1948.
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American Youth for Democracy, 1946-1947.
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Americanism Bulletin.
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| | | See: Herrstrom, W. D. |
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Americans for Individual Action, 1955-1956.
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Americans for National Security, 1965.
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Americans for Peace, undated.
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Anders, Vladislav, 1950.
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Anglo-Saxon Federation, 1941-1954.
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Anti-Communist,
The.
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| | | See: Flitcraft, Eugene R. |
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Anti-Jewish pamphlet: Committee
for Jewish Refugees, 1939.
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Antisemitism:
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| | | See also: Jews; Poems and doggerel;
Political campaigns; Miscellaneous materials (1960); St. Columba Parish;
Virginia, Minnesota incident. |
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Appraisal, 1946-1964.
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Army camp incidents, 1942-1943.
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Bombings in the South, 1951-1952, 1958-1960. 5 folders.
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| P445 | 5 | |
Minnesota, undated, 1946-1965. 2 folders.
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Prague trial, 1951-1953. 2 folders.
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Soviet Union, 1952-1954, 1961.
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Miscellaneous, undated, 1938-1946. 3 folders.
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| Location | Box |
| P445 | 6 | |
Miscellaneous, 1947-1960. 7 folders.
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| Location | Box |
| P445 | 7 | |
Miscellaneous, 1960-1966. 2 folders.
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Appleman, Hyman J., 1944-1952.
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Appleton, J. C., 1946.
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Arabs and Jews, 1955-1966.
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| | | See also: Citizens' Committee on
American Policy in the Near East. |
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Arcand, Adrien.
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| | | See: Fascism. |
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Argentina, Fascism's refuge.
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| | | See: Fascism. |
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Armstrong, George W., 1949-1950.
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Arnild, Einar Christian Kampmann, 1940-1941.
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Asher, Court.
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| | | See: X-Ray, The. |
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Ask Mr. Foster Travel Agency, 1942-1947.
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Association Councils for Social Engineering,
1950.
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| Location | Box |
| P445 | 8 |
Atlas Construction Company, 1952.
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Attorney General's list, undated, 1946-1962.
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Back of the Yards Foundation.
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| | | See: Alinsky, Saul. |
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Bandas, Father R. G., 1953.
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Belshaw, Walter.
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| | | See: Wally Bell of Washington. |
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Benham, Rev. Charles O.
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| | | See: Anglo-Saxon Federation. |
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Berkins, Catherine, 1954.
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Bible News Flashes,
1941-1959.
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| | | See also: Herrstrom, W. D. |
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Bible of the Anti-Christ;
Bible in the Hands of its Creators,1943.
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Blaidell, George: Case, 1939-1942.
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Blessing, William L., undated, 1945-1950.
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Boldyreff, Constantine W., 1949.
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Bookmailer News,
1963.
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Bowles, Bryant, 1954-1955.
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Brannin, Reuben: Clinic, 1959.
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Bridges, Harry, 1942.
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Britton, Frank L.
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| | | See: American Nationalist. |
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| P445 | 9 |
Broom, The; Sun-Work-Shop,
1943-1963.
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Buchman, Frank N. D.
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| | | See: Moral Rearmament. |
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Burdick, Usher L., 1944-1954.
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Buttram, Lester L.
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| | | See: Gospel Tract Society. |
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Byrnes, James F., 1953.
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Canada, 1949, 1962.
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Carbonite Metal Company, Burlington, Wis., 1947.
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Carlson, John Roy.
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| | | See: Under Cover. |
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Carter, Boake.
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| | | See: Anglo-Saxon Federation. |
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Catholic
International.
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| | | See: Gordon, David. |
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Catholic policy, 1946-1953.
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Center-Darex Axis, 1952.
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Child, Fay George, 1949-1957.
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China lobby.
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| | | See: Kohlberg, Alfred. |
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Christian Anti-Defamation League.
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| | | See: Reilly, Lawrence. |
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Christian Anti-Jewish Party.
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| | | See: Stoner, J. B. |
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Christian Coalition Party, 1963.
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Christian Crusade.
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| | | See: Hargis, Billy James. |
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Christian League.
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Christian Nationalist Crusade.
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| | | See: Smith, Gerald L. K. |
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Christian Patriot,
1959-1966.
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| Location | Box |
| P445 | 10 |
Christian Veterans of America, 1945-1948.
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Christian Youth Against Communism, 1963.
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Church, Merrick John, 1946-1948.
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Church League of America.
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| | | See: Robnett, George
Washington. |
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Cicero, Illinois riots, 1951.
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Cinema Educational Guild, Inc., 1962-1965.
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Citizens Committee on American Policy in the Near East,
1963.
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Citizens Foreign Aid Committee, undated.
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Citizens Public Forum, 1963.
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City College of New York, 1950.
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Civil Rights Congress, 1947-1955.
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Close, Upton:
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Miscellaneous, 1945-1960.
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| P445 | 11 | |
Closer-Ups, 1946-1951.
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Radio scripts, 1946-1951.
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Clover Business Letter, 1954.
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| | | See also: Committee for Constitutional Government. |
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Cohn, Roy M., 1959-1963.
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Colby, Ruth Gage, 1950.
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Columbians, Inc., 1946-1951.
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Committee for Constitutional Government:
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Miscellaneous, undated, 1944-1958.
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| P445 | 12 | |
Spotlight, 1951-1953, 1955.
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Common Sense:
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Miscellaneous, undated, 1948-1962.
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Magazine issues, 1948-1966.
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| P445 | 13 |
Communism: Miscellaneous, 1946-1966.
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Conference of Small Business Organizations, 1944.
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Congress of Freedom, 1953-1964.
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Conservative Society of America.
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| | | See: Independent American. |
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Constitution and Free Enterprise Foundation.
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| | | See: Committee for Constitutional
Government. |
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Constitutional Money League of America, 1941-1949.
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Coughlin, Charles E.:
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Miscellaneous, 1938-1942.
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| P445 | 14 | |
Miscellaneous, 1942-1963. 3 folders.
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Royal Oak Club, 1934-1942.
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Social Justice Digest,
1940.
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Social Justice (issues),
1942.
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Counter-Action,
1949-1951.
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Counterattack, 1948-1950.
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Courtney, Kent and Phoebe.
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| | | See: Free Men Speak; Independent
Amertican; Solid South. |
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Cross and the
Flag.
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| | | See: Smith, Gerald L. K. |
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| P445 | 15 |
Daily News, N.Y.,
1943-1948.
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Dan Smoot Report.
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| | | See: Smoot, Dan. |
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Davies, Rhys, 1949.
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Dawn, 1957-1961
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Deatherage, George E., 1942-1965.
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Defender.
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| | | See: Winrod, Gerald B. |
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Defenders of American Liberties, 1962.
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Defenders of Liberty, 1950.
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Defenders of the American Constitution:
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Miscellaneous, 1954-1964.
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Task Force, 1954-1966.
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DeMille Foundation for Political Freedom, 1945-1952.
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Democratic Nationalist Party, 1946-1947.
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Dennis, Lawrence, 1944-1946.
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Deutschland, In,
1942.
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| | | By Alexis and Pfeiler. |
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Diederich, William Hunt, 1947.
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Dies, Martin, 1942-1950.
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| P445 | 16 |
Dilling, Elizabeth, 1935-1966.
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Discrimination:
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General, 1938-1941. 8 folders.
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| P445 | 17 | |
General, 1941-1948. 11 folders.
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| Location | Box |
| P445 | 18 | |
General, 1953-1962. 10 folders.
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| Location | Box |
| P445 | 19 | |
General, 1962-1964. 4 folders.
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Real estate, 1941-1944.
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Hotels and restaurants:
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General, 1938-1959.
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Calhoun Beach Club, 1946-1947.
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Lowell Inn, 1941, 1947.
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Wagon Wheel Tavern, 1942.
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White Pine Inn, 1947-1948.
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Resorts:
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General, 1941-1943. 2 folders.
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| P445 | 20 | | |
General, 1945-1963. 6 folders.
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Quetico-Canadian Boundary Lodge, 1940-1941.
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Ruttger's Birchmont Lodge, 1938-1963.
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Domestic and foreign affairs, New York City,
1946-1947.
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Dru, Philip case, 1954.
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Dynamic Christianism.
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| | | See: Hooker, West. |
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Economic Council Letter,
1950-1960. 2 folders.
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| | | See also: Hart, Merwin K. |
| Location | Box |
| P445 | 21 |
Economic Council Letter,
1961-1966. 2 folders.
|
| |
Edstrom, O. E., 1948.
|
| |
Educational
Guardian.
|
| | | See: National Council for American
Education. |
| |
Eichmann, Adolph, 1960-1961. 6 folders.
|
| Location | Box |
| P445 | 22 |
Eichmann, Adolph, 1961-1965. 2 folders.
|
| |
El Bandak, Yusif, 1950.
|
| |
Eleventh Hour.
|
| | | See Reilly, Lawrence. |
| |
Emergency Civil Liberties Committee, 1957.
|
| |
Ex, Theodore Alfred, 1953-1954.
|
| |
Exchange Club, 1954-1958.
|
| |
Fact finding policies, undated.
|
| |
Fact for Fact, undated.
|
| |
Facts, 1946-1948. 5 folders.
|
| | | Published by the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith. |
| Location | Box |
| P445 | 23 |
Facts, 1949-1954. 3 folders.
|
| |
Facts Forum, 1954-1957.
|
| |
Fagan, Myron C.
|
| | | See: Cinema Educational Guild. |
| |
Fair Employment Practices Commission, 1946-1963.
|
| |
Fascism, 1945-1954.
|
| |
Fay, Frank, 1946-1949.
|
| |
Feeney, Father Leonard:
|
| | |
Miscellaneous, 1953-1959.
|
| | |
The Point, 1955-1959.
|
| |
Fifield, James W.
|
| | | See: Spiritual Mobilization. |
| |
Film: "Crucifixion," 1950-1953.
|
| |
Film and play: "Oliver Twist," 1951, 1962.
|
| |
Fineberg, Dr. S. A., 1943-1944.
|
| |
"First in World War II," 1942-1944.
|
| |
Firing Line.
|
| | | See: American Legion. |
| Location | Box |
| P445 | 24 |
Flagstad, Kirsten, 1947-1949.
|
| |
Fleming, Ward.
|
| | | See: St. Paul Council for
Education. |
| |
Flitcraft, Eugene R.:
|
| | |
General, 1944-1948.
|
| | |
The
Anti-Communist.
|
| | |
Gentile News.
|
| | |
Gentile Cooperative Association.
|
| |
For America, 1954-1957.
|
| |
Ford, Henry, 1942-1947.
|
| |
Foreign language press, 1947, 1952.
|
| |
Forty-Niners, Inc., 1940-1941.
|
| |
Foss, Roger C.
|
| | | See: National
Socialist Bulletin. |
| |
Foundation for Economic Education, 1950-1954.
|
| |
Franco, Francisco, 1950-1966.
|
| |
Fredericks, Mrs. Donald, 1960.
|
| |
Freedom Club, Inc., 1953-1954.
|
| | | Includes Freedom Club News. |
| |
Freedom Facts.
|
| | | See: Congress of Freedom. |
| |
Freedom of Choice Committee, 1950-1954.
|
| |
Freeman, 1952-1953.
|
| |
Free Men Speak:
|
| | |
Miscellaneous, 1953-1958.
|
| | |
Periodical issues, 1955-1957.
|
| |
Friends of Democracy's
Battle.
|
| | | See: National Council for American
Education. |
| |
Friends of Progress.
|
| | | See: Jones, Ellis O. |
| |
Fund for Public Information, 1964.
|
| Location | Box |
| P445 | 25 |
Gaddis, Thomas.
|
| | | See: Committee for Consitutional
Government. |
| |
Garner, E. J.
|
| | | See: Committee for Constitutional
Government. |
| |
Garner, E. J.
|
| | | See: Publicity. |
| |
General Casualty Company, 1947
|
| |
General Holdridge Minute Men.
|
| | | See: Holdridge, Herbert C. |
| |
Gentile Cooperative Association.
|
| | | See: Flitcraft, Eugene R. |
| |
Gentile League, 1944-1946.
|
| |
Gentile News.
|
| | | See: Flitcraft, Eugene R. |
| |
German-American Bund.
|
| | | See: Germany. |
| |
Germany:
|
| | | See also: Jews, General. |
| | |
General, undated, 1937-1967.
|
| | |
Reports by Thomas Gaddis, 1938.
|
| Location | Box |
| P445 | 26 |
Gieseking, Walter, 1948-1956.
|
| |
Gilbert, Dan W., 1942-1949.
|
| |
Goff, Kenneth.
|
| | | See: Pilgrim Torch. |
| |
Goldwater, Barry, 1960-1965.
|
| |
Gordon, David, 1942-1948.
|
| |
Gospel Tract Society, 1943.
|
| |
Gospel Tract Tidings,
undated.
|
| |
Great Northern Railway, 1947-1949.
|
| |
Greater Nebraskan,
1956-1958.
|
| |
Green Mountaineer,
1943-1944.
|
| |
Griswold, Lawrence, 1950.
|
| |
Gruen, Sam, 1960.
|
| |
Gwinn, Ralph W., 1949-1955.
|
| | | See also: Hart, Merwin K.; National
Economic Council. |
| |
Haase, Horace J.
|
| | | See: Americans for Peace. |
| |
Hains, Rev. Edmont Paul, 1948.
|
| |
Hallett, J. C., 1952-1953.
|
| |
Ham, Mordecai F., 1949-1961.
|
| |
Hargis, Billy James:
|
| | |
General, undated, 1958-1959. 2 folders.
|
| Location | Box |
| P445 | 27 | |
General, 1960-1966. 2 folders.
|
| | |
Christian Crusade,
1957-1966. 3 folders.
|
| |
Hart, Merwin K., undated, 1943-1962.
|
| |
Hate groups and literature, 1949-1959.
|
| Location | Box |
| P445 | 28 |
Headlines.
|
| | | See: Kamp, Joseph P. |
| |
Hearst Press: Forged letter case, 1938-1951.
|
| |
Heil, Julius, 1942.
|
| |
Hennepin County Republican Club, 1954-1956.
|
| |
Herald of Freedom,
1963-1966.
|
| |
Herrstrom, W. D.:
|
| | |
Miscellaneous, 1941-1958.
|
| | |
Americanism Bulletin,
1950-1953.
|
| |
Hesselbein, Dr. Alfred, 1941-1942.
|
| |
Hitchborn, Franklin, 1950.
|
| |
Hoeppel, John Henry, 1946.
|
| |
Hoakah Chief, Hokah, Minn.,
1938-1953.
|
| |
Holdridge, Herbert C., 1957-1960.
|
| |
Holtzermann, J. D., 1941.
|
| |
Holy Land Christian Committee.
|
| | | See: El Bandak, Yusif. |
| |
Hooker, West, 1955.
|
| |
Hornby, George E., 1940.
|
| |
Human Events:
|
| | |
Miscellaneous, 1948-1964.
|
| | |
Periodical issues, 1948.
|
| Location | Box |
| P445 | 29 | |
Periodical issues, 1953-1961. 3 folders.
|
| |
Hunt, H. L.
|
| | | See: Facts Forum. |
| |
Immigration Restriction League, 1948.
|
| |
Imps Bulletin.
|
| | | See: Independent Music Publishers
Service. |
| |
Independent
American:
|
| | |
Miscellaneous, undated, 1959-1966.
|
| | |
Periodical issues, 1958-1966.
|
| | |
Tax Fax for Americans,
1959-1966.
|
| |
Independent Music Publishers Service:
|
| | |
General, 1946-1947.
|
| | |
Imps Bulletin,
1946-1947.
|
| |
Individualist.
|
| | | See: Phillips, Charles W. |
| Location | Box |
| P445 | 30 |
Industrial Defense Association, 1939-1941.
|
| |
Intelligence Digest,
1941-1950.
|
| |
International Science Committee.
|
| | | See: Church, Merrick John. |
| |
International Workers Order.
|
| | | See: Jews: Jewish People's
Fraternal Order. |
| |
Israelite Movement, Inc., 1948.
|
| |
Jeffers, Joseph, 1938-1947.
|
| |
Jewish Anti-Defamation Council of Minnesota.
|
| | | See: Jews: Jewish Anti-Defamation
Council: Evaluation Committee. |
| |
Jewish People's Committee.
|
| | | See: Jews: Jewish People's
Fraternal Order. |
| |
Jews:
|
| | |
General, undated, 1933-1962.
|
| | |
Jewish Anti-Defamation Council. Evaluation Committee,
1941-1942.
|
| | |
Doctors and dentists in the armed forces: Survey,
1941-1943.
|
| | |
Jewish People's Fraternal Order, 1941-1959.
|
| | |
Jewish publicity: Harmful, 1942-1944.
|
| Location | Box |
| P445 | 31 |
John Birch Society, undated, 1961-1965.
|
| |
Johnson, Dr. Oakley C.
|
| | | See: Fund for Public
Information. |
| |
Jones, Ellis O., 1942.
|
| |
Jones, Jenkin Lloyd, 1963-1965.
|
| |
Joyce, A. M.
|
| | | See: Americans for Individual
Action. |
| |
Kamp, Joseph P.:
|
| | |
Miscellaneous, undated, 1942-1960.
|
| | |
Headlines, 1951-1954.
|
| |
Kasper, John, 1957-1959.
|
| |
Kenyon, Rev. Paul, 1949.
|
| |
King, Stafford.
|
| | | See: Ku Klux Klan, 1948. |
| |
Kingdom Voice.
|
| | | See: Jeffers, Joseph. |
| |
Kingston, George P., 1946-1947.
|
| |
Klein, Henry H., 1945-1955.
|
| |
Knickerbocker, William E.
|
| | | See: City College of New York. |
| |
Knights of Columbus oath, 1951-1960.
|
| |
Knowland, William F., 1956.
|
| |
Knutson, Mrs. Solverud, 1943.
|
| |
Kohlberg, Alfred, 1954-1960.
|
| Location | Box |
| P445 | 32 |
Kuebler, Dr. Clark G., 1943-1944.
|
| |
Ku Klux Klan, 1941-1966.
|
| |
Langer, William, 1944-1947.
|
| |
League for Peace and Justice in Palestine, 1946-1948.
|
| |
LeBlanc Publications, [1955?].
|
| |
Lennon, John R., 1955.
|
| |
Letter, The.
|
| | | See: Smith, Gerald L. K. |
| |
Letters to the editor, 1954-1965.
|
| |
Lewis, Fulton, Jr., 1950-1966.
|
| |
Ley, Joseph H., 1941-1955.
|
| Location | Box |
| P445 | 33 |
Liberty Letter,
1960-1966.
|
| |
Liberty Lobby.
|
| | | See: Liberty Letter. |
| |
Life Lines, undated, 1961-1964. 5 folders.
|
| Location | Box |
| P445 | 34 |
Life Lines, 1965-1966. 4 folders.
|
| |
Lindbergh, Charles A. Correspondence and miscellaneous
papers, 1939-1945. 4 folders.
|
| Location | Box |
| P445 | 35 |
Lindbergh, Charles A. Correspondence and newspaper
clippings, 1941-1947. 3 folders.
|
| |
Lloyd, John Brass, 1941-1955.
|
| |
Lohbeck, Don.
|
| | | See: Smith, Gerald L. K. |
| |
Lundeen, Ernest.
|
| | | See: Viereck, George Sylvester. |
| |
Luther: Dr. Martin Luther and the
Jews, 1947-1948.
|
| |
Lutheran Research Society.
|
| | | See: Reilly, Lawrence |
| |
Lyons, Florence Fowler.
|
| | | See: United Nations and UNESCO. |
| |
McCarthy, Joseph R., 1954-1957, 1963.
|
| |
McGinley, Conde.
|
| | | See: Common Sense. |
| |
McIntosh Times,
1953.
|
| |
McWilliams, Joe, 1943-1950.
|
| |
Malcolm X, 1964-1965.
|
| |
Malik, Charles, 1953.
|
| |
Manion, Clarence:
|
| | |
Miscellaneous, undated, 1955-1965. 2 folders.
|
| Location | Box |
| P445 | 36 | |
Manion Forum of Opinion: Radio speeches, 1955-1960. 4 folders.
|
| |
Mankind United.
|
| | | See: Quarles, Dr. D. M. |
| |
Mantle Club, 1940-1943.
|
| |
Meriwether, Charles M., 1961-1964.
|
| |
Miami bombings.
|
| | | See: Antisemitism: Bombings in the
South. |
| |
Miller, Manuel and Lucille, 1955.
|
| |
Minnesota
Beacon.
|
| | | See: Holtzermann, J. D. |
| |
Minnesota Committee for Peaceful Alternatives,
1950.
|
| |
Minnesota Taxpayers Association, 1943.
|
| |
Minority of One,
1961-1962.
|
| |
Minute Women of Minnesota, 1951-1954.
|
| |
Minute Women of the United States of
America.
|
| | | See: Minute Women of America. |
| |
Minwegan, Bert A., 1955.
|
| |
Moral Rearmament, 1934-1966.
|
| Location | Box |
| P445 | 37 |
Moseley, George Van Horn, 1960.
|
| |
Moseley, Sir Oswald, 1947-1962.
|
| |
Mother Racket, The, 1944-1945.
|
| |
Mothers of America, 1940-1943.
|
| |
Mothers of American Sons.
|
| | | See: Mothers of America. |
| |
Mothers of Minnesota.
|
| | | See: Mothers of America. |
| |
Moylan, Charles A.
|
| | | See: Christian League. |
| |
Nacirema.
|
| | | See: Antisemitism: Bombings in the
South. |
| |
National Alliance of Russian Solidarists, 1955.
|
| |
National Association of Kingdom
Evangelicals.
|
| | | See: Stadsklev, C. O. |
| |
National Association of Manufacturers, 1940-1946.
|
| |
National Citizens Protective Association:
|
| | |
Miscellaneous, undated, 1954-1957.
|
| | |
White citizens councils, 1953-1956.
|
| | |
White American News
Service, undated, 1955-1960.
|
| | |
White Sentinel,
undated, 1954-1966.
|
| |
National Committee to Secure Justice in the Rosenberg
Case.
|
| | | See: Rosenberg, Julius and
Ethel. |
| |
National Council for American Education:
|
| | |
Miscellaneous, undated.
|
| Location | Box |
| P445 | 38 | |
Miscellaneous, 1947-1954. 2 folders.
|
| | |
Educational Bulletin,
undated, 1949-1953.
|
| | |
Friends of Democracy's
Battle, 1948.
|
| |
National Council for Young Israel.
|
| | | See: Hearst Press. Forged letter
case. |
| |
National
Defense.
|
| | | See: Hoeppel, John Henry. |
| |
National Economic Council.
|
| | | See: Hart, Merwin K.;
Economic Council Letter. |
| |
National Education Program, 1960.
|
| |
National Health Federation, 1962.
|
| |
National Institute of Arts and Letters.
|
| | | See: Diederich, William Hunt. |
| |
National Legion of the Mothers of America.
|
| | | See: Mothers of America. |
| |
National Renaissance Party:
|
| | |
Miscellaneous, undated, 1953-1963.
|
| | |
National Renaissance
Bulletin, 1952-1964.
|
| |
National
Republic:
|
| | |
Miscellaneous, 1946-1958. 2 folders.
|
| | |
Periodical issues, 1952-1953.
|
| Location | Box |
| P445 | 39 | |
Periodical issues, 1954-1960. 3 folders.
|
| |
National Review,
1956.
|
| |
National Socialist Bulletin, undated.
|
| |
National States Rights Party:
|
| | |
Miscellaneous, undated, 1961-1965.
|
| | |
Thunderbolt, 1960-1965.
|
| |
National Union for Social Justice.
|
| | | See: Coughlin, Charles E. |
| |
National White American Party.
|
| | | See: White American. |
| |
New Letter, 1955-1963.
|
| |
News and Views.
|
| | | See: Robnett, George
Washington. |
| Location | Box |
| P445 | 40 |
Niemoeller, Martin, 1941-1947.
|
| |
Niseis for Kawakita Society, 1956.
|
| |
Norberg, Christopher.
|
| | | See: American World
Intelligence. |
| |
Nordskog, Andrae B., 1941.
|
| |
Norem, Owen J. C., 1940.
|
| |
Northern Pump Company, Fridley, Minn., 1950-1951.
|
| |
Northwest Industrial News,
1953-1966.
|
| |
Not by Hate...,
1948.
|
| |
O'Connor, William J., 1946-1947.
|
| |
O'Konski, Alvin, 1941-1950.
|
| |
Olinsky, Saul.
|
| | | See: Alinsky, Saul. |
| |
"Oliver!"
|
| | | See: Film and play: "Oliver
Twist." |
| |
Onamia Journal,
1940.
|
| |
Osterhus, Cyrus.
|
| | | See: Gospel Tract Tidings. |
| |
Our Common
Cause.
|
| | | See: Smythe, Edward James. |
| |
Oxford Group.
|
| | | See: Moral rearmament. |
| |
Parents Group.
|
| | | See: Van Hyning Lyrl Clark. |
| |
Parker, Frank A.
|
| | | See: Green Mountaineers. |
| |
Partisans of Peace, 1951.
|
| |
Paszak, Joseph, 1942-1943.
|
| |
Patriotic research.
|
| | | See: Dilling, Elizabeth. |
| |
Paull, Irene, 1941-1947.
|
| |
Payne, Dr. C. A., 1940-1942.
|
| |
Peace Now, 1943-1944.
|
| |
Pegler, Westbrook, 1943-1966.
|
| |
Pelley, William Dudley, undated, 1936.
|
| Location | Box |
| P445 | 41 |
Pelley, William Dudley, 1937-1950. 3 folders.
|
| |
Phillips, Charles W., 1940.
|
| |
Pilgrim Torch, 1961-1962.
|
| |
Poems and doggerel (antisemitic and obscene),
1943-1948.
|
| |
Point, The.
|
| | | See: Feeney, Father Leonard. |
| |
Political campaigns: Racial and religious prejudice,
1942, 1948, 1960.
|
| Location | Box |
| P445 | 42 |
Propoganda agents registered with the State Department,
1940.
|
| |
Property Owner:
|
| | |
Miscellaneous, 1941-1950.
|
| | |
Periodical issues, 1941-1946.
|
| |
Protect America League, 1955.
|
| |
Protestant, The,
1946-1947.
|
| |
Protestant War Veterans of the U.S.
|
| | | See: Smythe, Edward James. |
| |
Public education, Attack on, 1950-1963.
|
| |
Publicity,1942-1943.
|
| |
Quarles, Dr. D. M., 1940-1941.
|
| |
Rader, Luke and Paul:
|
| | |
Miscellaneous, undated, 1931-1951. 7 folders.
|
| Location | Box |
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