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- Letter to the Nation's Clergy, Franklin D. Roosevelt
- $112,000,000 Construction Program
- A Sound Fiscal Future
- Communism In Indiana
- Farmers and the Administration
- FHA Loans Up To 90% Seen
- Five-Point Recovery Program
- G.E. Employees Given Charter
- Job Poll Shows Increase Here
- John Doe Gets His Job Through the Indiana State Employment Service
- Little Vacant Office Space
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- View Old Age Pension Plan
- WPA Reduction Is Continued
- WPA Sponsors Hear Director
- Major Problems in the Rehabilitation of the South
- Report of the Great Plains Drought Area Committee
- Report, Boston, Massachusetts, November 17, 1934
- Report, Brooklyn, New York, November 24, 1934
- Report, Buffalo, November 14th to 15th, 1934
- Report, Camden, New Jersey, April 25, 1935
- Report, Clarksburg, West Virginia, December 1, 1934
- Report, Clarksburg, West Virginia, November 25, 1934
- Report, Detroit, Michigan, November 17, 1934
- Report, enroute, Memphis to Denver, June 11, 1934
- Report, Flint, Michigan, November 30, 1934
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- Report, Gaston County, North Carolina, November 11, 1934
- Report, Gaston County, North Carolina, November 19, 1934
- Report, Jamestown, New York, November, 1934
- Report, Massachusetts, November 25, 1934
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- Report, New York and New Jersey, November 11, 1934
- Report, New York, New York, November 17, 1934
- Report, Providence, Rhode Island, November 25, 1934
- Report, Providence, Rhode Island, November 25, 1934
- Report, Rockland County, New York, December 7, 1934
- Report, Springfield, Massachusetts, November 17, 1934
- Report, Troy, New York, October 29, 1934
- Report, Williamson, West Virginia, December 7, 1934
- The College and High School Aid Program of the Youth Administration
- The Problem of Unemployment
- Alice Berman Autobiography
- Anne Berman Autobiography
- Autobiography of Bernard Wolf
- Autobiography of Samuel Wolfenstein
- B. Walker Autobiography
- Ball, Norman, Autobiography
- Bethards, Grover, Autobiography
- Bunny Bitters Autobiography
- Cohen, Lewis Morton, Autobiography
- Dodge, Alice, Autobiography
- Ellsberg, Esther, Autobiography
- Esther C. Samberg Autobiography
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- Friedl, Ernestine, Autobiography
- Halverson, Marvin, Autobiography
- Hollister, Alvaine, Autobiography
- Hollister, William K., Autobiography
- Joseph Lash Autobiography
- Kay Martineau Autobiography
- Leighton, Joel B., Autobiography
- Meinking, Ralph, Autobiography
- Melba Gould Autobiography
- Menton, Stoyan, Autobiography
- Molly Yard, Autobiography
- Morton Jackson Autobiography
- My Autobiography
- My Life in a Nutshell
- Osborne, Selden L., Autobiography
- Parter, Sylovia, Autobiography
- Pat Clark Autobiography
- Scott, Jean , Autobiography
- Smelo, Grace, Autobiography
- Smith, Michael B., Autobiography
- Smith, Ted, Autobiography
- So Here I Am....
- Spivack, Robert Berald, Autobiography
- The Student Movement of the 1930s
- This is My Story—That is—part of it
- Virginia Sanford Autobiography
- Why Progressive?
National Education Association
- A Dream, A Quarter Century, A Reality! How the Urban League Has Served
- An Emergency is On!
- Black Cotton Farmers and the AAA
- Black Labor and the Codes
- Call of Ethiopia
- Deadhead: A Pullman Porter Steps Out of Character
- Diminishing Family Income in Harlem
- Ghost Town--Almost: The Depression Hits a Negro Town
- Housing
- Let Us Suppose
- Negro Wage Earners and Trade Unions
- Negro Workers and Organized Labor
- Negro Workers and Recovery
- Salvation for the Tenant Farmer
- Seattle: The Negro Follows the Pioneer
- Some Notes on a Harlem Art Exhibit
- That Work-Relief Bill
- The Emergency Educational Program
- The Emergency Nursery School--A Community Agency
- The Negro and the Theatre: A Glance at the Past and a Prophecy
- The Negro Joins the Picket Line
- The Negro Transient
- The Negro--Friend or Foe of Organized Labor?
- The New Deal and Housing
- The New Deal and the Negro: A Look at the Facts
- The Subsistence Homesteads Experiment and the Negro
- The TVA and the Race Problem
- The Urban League and the A. F. of L.: A Statement on Racial Discrimination
- We Do Our Part--But...
- What Hope For The Rural Negro?
- Will the New Deal Be A Square Deal For the Negro?
- Workers' Education in FERA
- Bothered (Cartoon)
- Coal to Newcastle (Cartoon)
- More New Deal Co-operation (Cartoon)
- Something's Happened to the Yardstick (Cartoon)
- The Efficiency Expert (Cartoon)
- Adjutant General Emphasizes Importance of Educational Program, The
- Education in CCC and European Camps
- Educational Activities in the CCC
- Educational Contribution of the Civilian Conservation Corps, The
- Educational Opportunity for Enrollee
- Educational Program of CCC Camps
- Growth and Accomplishments of CCC Education
- Human Resources and the Civilian Conservation Corps
- Laboratory for Adult Education
- Possibilities for Education Through the CCC
- "12,000,000 Black Voices"--A Folk History of the Negro In the United States
- [V-Mail from Walter Rosenblum]
- A Letter From Ansel Adams!!
- A Personal Letter to Each Member
- An American Exodus, by Dorothea Lange and Paul S. Taylor
- Believe It Or Not
- Ben Shahn
- Documentary Photography
- East Side Group!
- Editorial! (Photo League)
- Feature Group's "Toward a Harlem Document"
- For A League Of American Photographers
- Harlem Document Goes On View
- Hine's Photo Documents
- Murder is My Business
- Noted Photographers to Teach in New Summer School Course
- Photo League Members Exhibit At Federal Art Gallery
- Photo League School Opens
- Photography as Factor in Social Development
- Photography in War
- Review: ANSEL ADAMS, Born Free and Equal
- Special Number (Photo Notes)
- The Chelsea Document
- The Farm Security Administration
- The Feature Group
- The Image of Freedom!
- The Photo League School
- The Photo League School Developing
- This is the Photo League
- War Comes to the American People
- Welcome Home!
Progressive Education Association
Puerto Rico Reconstruction Administration
- Cooperatives [Puerto Rico, 1940]
- Cooperatives [Table, Puerto Rico, 1940]
- Facts About the Puerto Rico Reconstruction Administration
Rural Electrification Administration
State of Tennessee, Dept. of Conservation
- "Be Careful of the Candle, Son!" (Advertisement)
- "Better, Jean? Listen--" (Advertisement)
- "But, Grandpa...." (Advertisement)
- "Gee! A Nickel Left for Candy" (Advertisement)
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- "United We Eat"
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- --and the "HOUSE OF MAGIC" (Advertisement)
- Why can this man HAVE MORE and WORK LESS? (Advertisement)
- A Community Creates Real Jobs
- A Longer, Stronger Life
- A Side-Light on the N.Y.A.
- A Valley to Hold To
- Again the Covered Wagon
- Agricultural Policy and Abundance
- America's Answer (Advertisement)
- America's Beneficent Paradox (Advertisement)
- American Food and Hunger Overseas
- An End to Civil Works
- Are We Checking the Great Plague?
- Art Becomes Public Works
- Authority and Freedom
- Back of the Yards
- Berry Picking and Relief
- Black Richmond
- Boisterous Butte
- Book Relief in Mississippi
- But the Children Are Earning
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- City Diets and Democracy
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- Coal at the Cross-Roads
- Coronado's Country and Its People
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- Food for a Stronger America
- Food, Farmers, and Fundamentals
- Fort Wayne's Fifty Houses
- From Bohemia: Ma and Pa Karas
- From the Ground Up
- Harlem: Dark Weather-Vane
- Harvest and Relief
- Homesteaders--New Style
- Housing and Politics
- I Visit a Housing Project
- Indians At Work
- Is YOUR HOUSE Also a Museum Specimen? (Advertisement)
- Junior Knows It's an ELECTRIC Train (Advertisement)
- Mapping Jobs for Texas Migrants
- Maury Maverick's San Antonio
- Mobilize for Total Nutrition!
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- Mr. Roosevelt
- My Tax Return
- New Floors and Ceilings
- North of the Border
- Our Jobless Youth: a Warning
- Our Migrant Defenders
- Our Street
- Pea-Pickers' Child
- Price and Supply on the Home Front
- Propaganda--Good and Bad--for Democracy
- Refugees and American Defense
- Relief in the Sit-Down Strike
- San Francisco and the General Strike
- Saving the Good Earth
- Schools for a Minority
- Schools for New Citizens
- SECTION 7-A: The Clash Over the Most Disputed Clause in the Recovery Act
- Six Significant Strikes of 1941
- Social Showman
- Southern Farm Tenancy
- Subsistence Homesteads
- Success Stories--Work Relief Style
- Suffrage in the South Part I: The Poll Tax
- Suffrage in the South, Part II: The One Party System
- Tares in the Wheat
- Test-Tube Babies (Advertisement)
- That "One Third of a Nation"
- The Big Morgue
- The Columbia Flows to the Land
- The First Step Toward Fitness
- The Job Ahead
- The Lesson of Selective Service
- The Nation and the New Republic
- The Rebirth of Rural Life Part II
- The Refugees Here
- The Republican Opposition
- The Rising Tide of Anti-Semitism
- The Shift in Child Labor
- The Social Implications of the Roosevelt Administration
- The State of the Unions
- The TVA and Decentralization
- The War at Our Feet
- Visual Education
- Visual Education: A New Language
- Want a Factory?
- What Every Family Should Have
- What is TELEVISION? (Advertisement)
- Whither Self-Help?
- Whither the American Indian?
- Who Are the Associated Farmers?
- Why Dad! Do YOU Question the Future? (Advertisement)
- Will the Codes Abolish Labor?
- You Have Seen Their Pictures
- Youth Finds Its Own Answers
The American Forestry Association
The Executive Council, State of Minnesota
- Abstract Murals
- An Approach to Mural Decoration
- California Mosaics
- Changing New York
- For The Present We Are Busy
- The Builders of Timberline Lodge
- The Harlem Community Art Center
- The Shaker Arts and Crafts
The Guilds Committee for Federal Writers Pubs.
- "Social Security" Under the New Deal
- "They Won't Work"
- "This Business of Relief"
- "War Plots" and Politics
- The German Underground War I. Anti-Nazi Feeling Rises
- A G. M. Stockholder Visits Flint
- A Needed Amendment
- A Program for Relief
- An Open Letter to Rex Tugwell
- Armed Rebellion on the Right
- Arms-Makers' Holiday
- Behind the Scenes at Scottsboro
- Bernard De Voto and Kitty Smith
- Berry Picker
- Big Steel, Little Steel, and C. I. O.
- Bill Hutcheson's Convention
- Birth Control Today
- Birth Control Wins
- Broun's Page: Louis and Lewis
- Butte Remembers Big Bill Haywood
- Can We Have a Housing Program?
- Chamberlain's Treason
- Cherries are Red in San Joaquin
- Children on Strike
- Cold Terror in California
- Columnists on Parade: Eleanor Roosevelt
- Company Unions and the A. F. of L.
- Detroit Digs in
- Eating Without Working: A Moral Disquisition
- Exploiting the Child
- F. D. R. Under Two Flags
- Face-Saving in WPA
- Farm Aid--Fourth Stage
- Farm Tenancy: A Program
- Flint Faces Civil War
- Fourteen Points for Congress
- Gadsden Is Tough
- Harry Bridges: Rank-and-File Leader
- Henry Morgenthau and His Friends
- Hollywood Is a Union Town
- Is Child Labor Abolished?
- Issues and Men
- Issues and Men
- Issues and Men
- It's War in Youngstown
- Jews and the Fate of Poland
- Letters to the Editor: Plea from a Scottsboro Boy
- Machinery and Unemployment
- Mine War in Pennsylvania
- Minneapolis--One Year Later
- Mormon "Security"
- Mr. Madden and Mr. Burke
- Mr. Rice Resigns
- Mr. Roosevelt's Magic
- New Deal, New Life
- Next--The Radio Newspaper
- Open Letter to the Middle Class
- Peace Without Victory
- Picture of Confusion
- Presenting John P. Frey
- Pro-Fascist Neutrality
- Profile of General Motors
- Relief with Both Mind and Heart
- Relief, Today and Tomorrow
- Roosevelt Fights Back
- Roosevelt's Hollow Triumph
- Save the Arts Projects
- Slumbering Fires of Harlem
- Starving on Relief
- Stepchildren of the New Deal
- Strike-Breaker Number One
- Take the Army Out of the CCC
- The Amsterdam News Is Winning
- The Decline of Dave Beck
- The Decline of Dave Beck
- The Detroit Strike
- The Great 'Bootleg' Coal Industry
- The Hill-Billies Come to Detroit
- The New Deal for Share-Croppers
- The News Writers Form a Union
- The Price of the Hopkins Victory
- The Pullman Porters Win
- The Right to Strike
- The San Francisco Waterfront
- The Social Worker and the Depression
- The South Speaks
- The Spread of Hitlerism
- The Supreme Court and Civil Liberties
- The Supreme Court Swings the Ax
- The Teacher Faces the Depression
- The Terror in San Jose
- The Third Act of the Mooney Drama
- The War in the Ether
- They'd Rather Live on Relief
- TVA: the New Deal's Best Asset, Part II. Broadening the Exchange Base
- TVA: the New Deal's Best Asset, Part III. Planning by Consent
- TVA: the New Deal's Best Asset, Part IV. The Great Transition
- TVA: the New Deal's Greatest Asset, Part I. Landscape and Background
- Vigilantism, 1937
- Vigilantism, 1937, Part II
- Waiting for Lewis
- War in Minneapolis
- Washington Sweatshop
- Washington Weekly
- Washington Weekly: Nothing Red but the Tape
- Where the German Ghetto Leads
- White-Collar Strike
- Why Ford Workers Strike
- Will Europe Go to War?
The University of North Carolina Press
- Five Year Lease
- Get Out and Hoe
- I Has a Garden
- Some Sort o' How
- Tore Up and a-Movin
- You're Gonna Have Lace Curtains
The University Society, Inc. New York
- "Agriculture," from Puerto Rico: A Guide to the Island of Boriquén
- "Cultural Life," from Puerto Rico: A Guide to the Island of Boriquén
- "Education," from Puerto Rico: A Guide to the Island of Boriquén
- "History," from Puerto Rico: A Guide to the Island of Boriquén
- "Industry, Commerce, and Labor," from Puerto Rico: A Guide to the Island of Boriquén
- "Religion," from Puerto Rico: A Guide to the Island of Boriquén
- "Sports and Recreation," from Puerto Rico: A Guide to the Island of Boriquén
- "The People," from Puerto Rico: A Guide to the Island of Boriquén
- A Song for the Moon
- All are Gay
- Bumming in California...
- Six Negro Market Songs of Harlem
- The Ethics of Living Jim Crow: An Autobiographical Sketch
- Twenty-One Negro Spirituals
- California Border Crisis, LA Herald-Express Articles
- Migration of the Shirt Industry
- Report of Otis Nation, Organizer, O.T.F.U, U. C. A. P. A. W. A.
- Statement of Clarence R. Bitting, President, United States Sugar Corporation, Clewiston, Fla.
- Testimony of Antonia Arana, New York, NY
- Testimony of Florentino Irizarry, New York, NY
- Testimony of Joseph Lapolla, of Philadelphia, Pa.
- Testimony of Otis Nation, Director, O.T.F.U.
- Testimony of Raphael Zon, Director, Lake States Forest Experiment Station
- Testimony of Samuel Friedberg, Birmingham, Ala.
- Testimony of Thomas B. H. Higgenbottom, of Fresno, Calif.
- The Cut-Over Region--Breeding Place of Migrants
United States. Congress. House of Representatives.
Works of Franklin D. Roosevelt
- A Message to the Congress On Social Security
- A Message to the Congress On the Use Of Our National Resources
- A Program of Assistance for the Crippled.
- A Radio Address On the Third Anniversary Of C.C.C.
- A Radio Address to the Young Democratic Clubs of America
- Address at Atlanta, Georgia
- Address at Bonneville Dam, Oregon
- Address at Oglethorpe University
- Address at Temple University, Philadelphia
- Address at the Dedication Of the Triborough Bridge, New York City
- Address at the Thomas Jefferson Dinner, New York City
- Address at Timberline Lodge
- Address Before the 1933 Conference On Mobilization For Human Needs
- An Extemporaneous Address at Vassar College
- Annual Message to the Congress, 1934
- Annual Message to the Congress, 1935
- Annual Message to the Congress, 1936
- Annual Message to the Congress, 1941
- Campaign Address at Columbus, Ohio
- Campaign Address at Kansas City, Mo.
- Creation Of the First National Labor Relations Board
- Democratic Party Primaries
- Extemporaneous Address On A.A.A. to Farm Groups
- Extemporaneous Remarks at Thanksgiving Day Party at Warm Springs, Ga.
- Extemporaneous Speech at the Subsistence Homes Exhibition
- Forgotten Man, The
- Greater Freedom and Greater Security
- Greetings to the Civilian Conservation Corps
- Inaugural Address, January 20, 1937
- Inaugural Address, March 4, 1933
- Informal Remarks at a C.C.C. Camp
- Judicial Branch Reorganization Plan
- Legislation to be Recommended to the Extraordinary Session of the Congress
- New Means to Rescue Agriculture
- On Drought Conditions
- On the Bank Crisis
- On the Currency Situation
- On the Current Recession
- On the Reorganization of the Judiciary
- One Hundred and Sixtieth Press Conference (Excerpts), Warm Springs, Ga.
- Outlining the New Deal Program
- Portland Speech: Public Utilities Hydro-Electric Power
- Presidential Statement On N.I.R.A.
- Purposes and Foundations of the Recovery
- Remarks at the Dedication Of the New Post Office at Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
- Remarks at the New Athletic Field, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
- Remarks at the Roosevelt Home Club Celebration, Hyde Park, N.Y.
- Remarks at Welcome Home Party, Hyde Park, New York
- Review of the Achievements of the Seventy-third Congress
- Roosevelt's Nomination Address, 1932
- Sixty-Sixth Press Conference (Excerpts)
- The Unemployment Census
- Three Essentials For Unemployment Relief
- White House Statement On a Plan For Relief
- Works Relief Program, The
- Address before the Democratic Women's Regional Conference for Southeastern States
- America's Unfinished Business
- Gov Leahy Press Conference, 10/7/40
- Harrington Press Conference, 3/9/39
- Harrington Press Conference, 4/20/39
- Harrington Press Conference, 7/20/39
- Harrington Press Conference, 7/6/39
- Health Conservation and the WPA
- Hopkins Press Conference, 1/9/36
- Hopkins Press Conference, 10/8/34
- Hopkins Press Conference, 12/8/38
- Hopkins Press Conference, 2/16/34
- Hopkins Press Conference, 2/18/37
- Hopkins Press Conference, 2/21/35
- Hopkins Press Conference, 2/23/34
- Hopkins Press Conference, 2/25/37
- Hopkins Press Conference, 3/23/34
- Hopkins Press Conference, 3/30/34
- Hopkins Press Conference, 3/7/35
- Hopkins Press Conference, 4/28/38
- Hopkins Press Conference, 5/11/34
- Hopkins Press Conference, 6/11/34
- Hopkins Press Conference, 6/13/35
- Hopkins Press Conference, 7/14/38
- Hopkins Press Conference, 7/18/35
- Hopkins Press Conference, 7/3/35
- Hopkins Press Conference, 8/19/37
- Hopkins Press Conference, 8/24/34
- Hopkins Press Conference, 8/7/34
- Hopkins Press Conference, 9/21/34
- Hot Lunches for a Million School Children
- Hunter Press Conference, 2/2/42
- Hunter Press Conference, 6/19/41
- Hunter Press Conference, 8/21/39
- Hunter Press Conference, 8/22/40
- Hunter Press Conference, 9/26/41
- The Lasting Values of WPA
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