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Alabama
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American Newspaper Guild
American Slave Narratives
American Student Union
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Anti-Militarism
Anti-Semitism
Arizona
Art
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Associated Farmers
Automobile Industry
Birth Control
Blacklisting
Bridges, Harry
Brooklyn, New York
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Butte, Montana
California
Campaign Addresses
Chicago, Illinois
Child Labor
Civil Works Administration
Civilian Conservation Corps
Clergy Letters to FDR
Coal Industry
Committee for Industrial Organization (CIO)
Communism
Community Art Centers
Congress, Acts of
Congress, Messages to
Connecticut
Conservation
Constitution, The
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Detroit, Michigan
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Fiction
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Fiscal Policy
Flint, Michigan
Foreign Policy
Fort Wayne, Indiana
General Electric
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Germany
Harlan County, Kentucky
Harlem Art Workshop
Harlem Riot, 1935
Harlem, New York
Haywood, Big Bill
Hispanics
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Hopkins, Harry
Housing
Human Rights
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Ickes, Harold
Illinois
Immigrants and Assimilation
Inaugural Address
Income Taxes
Index of American Design
Indiana
Industrial Accidents
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International Longshoremen's Association
Japanese American Internment
Jews
Judicial Reorganization
Kansas
Kenosha, Wisconsin
Labor
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Libraries
Louis, Joe
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Maverick, Maury
Michigan
Microphotography
Migrant Labor
Mills
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Mining
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Minnesota
Mississippi
Mooney, Thomas J.
Morgenthau, Henry
Murals
Nation, The (Journal)
National Industrial Recovery Act
National Labor Relations Board
National Recovery Act
National Urban League
National Youth Administration
Native Americans
Natural Resources
New Deal Legislation
New Jersey
New Mexico
New Republic, The (Journal)
New York (State)
New York City
New York World's Fair
North Carolina
Nutrition
Office of Price Administration
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Tenant Farmers' Union
Oregon
Packing Industry
Pennsylvania
Photo League
Photography
Poetry
Politics
Poll Tax
Power Industry
Productivity
Propaganda
Public Health
Public Housing
Public Utilities
Public Works
Public Works Adminstration
Puerto Ricans
Puerto Rico
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Refugees
Regional Planning
Relief
Republican Party
Resettlement Administration
Rhode Island
Rice, Elmer
Roosevelt Administration
Roosevelt, Eleanor
Roosevelt, Franklin D.
Rural Conditions
Rural Electrification
Rural Electrification Administration
San Antonio, Texas
San Francisco, California
San Jose, California
Scientific Research
Scottsboro Boys
Seattle, Washington
Segregation
Selective Service
Shahn, Ben
Social Security
Social Work
South, The
Southern Tenant Farmers Union
Spanish Civil War
Staten Island, New York
Steel Industry
Strikes
Student Autobiographies
Subsistence Homesteads
Subversive Activities
Supreme Court
Supreme Court Decisions
Syphilis
Syracuse, New York
Tables
Teachers
Teamsters Union, Minneapolis
Technological Displacement
Technology
Television
Tennessee
Tennessee Valley Authority
Texas
Textile and Garment Industries
The Bronx, New York
Theater
Timberline Lodge, Oregon
Transients
Trials
U.C.A.P.A.W.A
Unemployed council
Unemployment
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
USHA (Housing Authority)
Utah
Voting Rights
Wage and Hour Division
Wage Differentials
Welfare
West Virginia
Western Federation of Miners
Williamsburg Housing Project
Wilson, M. L.
Women
Women's Division, WPA
Work Relief
Workmen's Compensation
Works Progress Adminstration
World War II
Youth

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African Americans

• "12,000,000 Black Voices"--A Folk History of the Negro In the United States
  
• A Dream, A Quarter Century, A Reality! How the Urban League Has Served
  
• A Negro in the CCC
  
• Abolish Jim Crow!
  
• An Emergency is On!
  
• Black Cotton Farmers and the AAA
  
• Black Labor and the Codes
  
• Black Richmond
  
• Call of Ethiopia
  
• CCC Youth Refuses To Fan Flies Off Officer; Is Fired
  
• Clergy Letter, The American Church Institute for Negroes, New York City
  
• Clergy Letter, The Union Congregational Church, New York City
  
• Deadhead: A Pullman Porter Steps Out of Character
  
• Diminishing Family Income in Harlem
  
• FDR to Robert Fechner, 27 September 1935
  
• Feature Group's "Toward a Harlem Document"
  
• Freedom: Promise or Fact
  
• Ghost Town--Almost: The Depression Hits a Negro Town
  
• Harlem Document Goes On View
  
• Harlem: Dark Weather-Vane
  
• Harold Ickes to Robert Fechner, 20 September 1935
  
• Housing
  
• I Has a Garden
  
• Let Us Suppose
  
• Negro Wage Earners and Trade Unions
  
• Negro Workers and Organized Labor
  
• Negro Workers and Recovery
  
• Robert Fechner to Robert J. Buckley, 4 June 1936
  
• Robert Fechner to Thomas L. Griffith, 21 September 1935
  
• Salvation for the Tenant Farmer
  
• Schools for a Minority
  
• Seattle: The Negro Follows the Pioneer
  
• Six Negro Market Songs of Harlem
  
• Slumbering Fires of Harlem
  
• Some Notes on a Harlem Art Exhibit
  
• Some of My Best Friends Are Negro
  
• Southern Farm Tenancy
  
• Suffrage in the South Part I: The Poll Tax
  
• Suffrage in the South, Part II: The One Party System
  
• That Work-Relief Bill
  
• The Amsterdam News Is Winning
  
• The CCC and Colored Youth
  
• The Emergency Educational Program
  
• The Emergency Nursery School--A Community Agency
  
• The Ethics of Living Jim Crow: An Autobiographical Sketch
  
• The National Conference on the Education of Negroes
  
• The Negro and Social Change
  
• 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 Pullman Porters Win
  
• The South Speaks
  
• 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
  
• Tore Up and a-Movin
  
• Twenty-One Negro Spirituals
  
• 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
  

Agricultural Adjustment Administration

• A Valley to Hold To
  
• Black Cotton Farmers and the AAA
  
• Extemporaneous Address On A.A.A. to Farm Groups
  
• Salvation for the Tenant Farmer
  
• The New Deal for Share-Croppers
  
• The Supreme Court Swings the Ax
  
• The War at Our Feet
  
• United States v. Butler, 297 U.S. 1 (1936)
  

Agricultural Labor

• Again the Covered Wagon
  
• An Open Letter to Rex Tugwell
  
• Berry Picker
  
• Berry Picking and Relief
  
• But migrant families do not gather...
  
• Carrots from California
  
• Cherries are Red in San Joaquin
  
• Cold Terror in California
  
• Five Year Lease
  
• Get Out and Hoe
  
• Harvest and Relief
  
• I Has a Garden
  
• Migratory Farm Labor in the United States
  
• Pea-Pickers' Child
  
• Report of Otis Nation, Organizer, O.T.F.U, U. C. A. P. A. W. A.
  
• Salvation for the Tenant Farmer
  
• Some Sort o' How
  
• Statement of Clarence R. Bitting, President, United States Sugar Corporation, Clewiston, Fla.
  
• Stepchildren of the New Deal
  
• Testimony of Joseph Lapolla, of Philadelphia, Pa.
  
• Testimony of Otis Nation, Director, O.T.F.U.
  
• Testimony of Thomas B. H. Higgenbottom, of Fresno, Calif.
  
• The Negro Joins the Picket Line
  
• The New Deal for Share-Croppers
  
• Tore Up and a-Movin
  
• What Hope For The Rural Negro?
  
• Who Are the Associated Farmers?
  
• WPA Replies to Farm Critics
  
• You're Gonna Have Lace Curtains
  

Agricultural Policy

• Address at Atlanta, Georgia
  
• Agricultural Policy and Abundance
  
• Black Cotton Farmers and the AAA
  
• Extemporaneous Address On A.A.A. to Farm Groups
  
• Farm Aid--Fourth Stage
  
• Farm Tenancy: A Program
  
• Farmers and the Administration
  
• Food, Farmers, and Fundamentals
  
• From the Ground Up
  
• Major Problems in the Rehabilitation of the South
  
• More New Deal Co-operation (Cartoon)
  
• New Means to Rescue Agriculture
  
• Report of the Great Plains Drought Area Committee
  
• Roosevelt's Hollow Triumph
  
• Salvation for the Tenant Farmer
  
• Sixty-Sixth Press Conference (Excerpts)
  
• Southern Farm Tenancy
  
• The Rebirth of Rural Life Part II
  
• The TVA and Decentralization
  
• TVA: the New Deal's Best Asset, Part IV. The Great Transition
  
• What Hope For The Rural Negro?
  

Agriculture

• "Agriculture," from Puerto Rico: A Guide to the Island of Boriquén
  
• Agricultural Statistics, Puerto Rico (1932-1944)
  
• Berry Picker
  
• Cold Terror in California
  
• Mapping Jobs for Texas Migrants
  
• On Drought Conditions
  
• Stepchildren of the New Deal
  
• The War at Our Feet
  

Alabama

• An Open Letter to Rex Tugwell
  
• Gadsden Is Tough
  
• The South Speaks
  

American Federation of Labor

• Butte Remembers Big Bill Haywood
  
• Company Unions and the A. F. of L.
  
• Minneapolis--One Year Later
  
• Negro Wage Earners and Trade Unions
  
• Presenting John P. Frey
  
• Report, Flint, Michigan, November 30, 1934
  
• The Urban League and the A. F. of L.: A Statement on Racial Discrimination
  

American Guide Series

• Minnesota: A Guide to the State
  
• Tennessee: A Guide to the State
  

American Newspaper Guild

• The Amsterdam News Is Winning
  
• The News Writers Form a Union
  

American Slave Narratives

• Alice Alexander Interview
  
• Andy J. Anderson Interview
  
• Betty Cofer Interview
  
• Betty Foreman Chessier Interview
  
• George Fleming Interview
  
• Hattie Watkins Interview
  
• Hector Godbold Interview
  
• Henry Turner Interview
  
• Holt Collier Materials
  
• Ise Much A Man
  
• James Green Interview
  
• James Martin Interview
  
• Jerry Moore Interview
  
• John Harrison Interview
  
• Lancy Harris Interview
  
• Matilda Hatchett Interview
  
• Scott Bond Interview
  

American Student Union

• Alice Berman Autobiography
  
• American Student Union Memoirs
  
• Anne Berman Autobiography
  
• Autobiography of Bernard Wolf
  
• Autobiography of Samuel Wolfenstein
  
• B. Walker Autobiography
  
• Bunny Bitters Autobiography
  
• Esther C. Samberg Autobiography
  
• Esther Feldman Autobiography
  
• Florence Dubroff Autobiography
  
• Joseph Lash Autobiography
  
• Kay Martineau Autobiography
  
• Melba Gould Autobiography
  
• Morton Jackson Autobiography
  
• My Autobiography
  
• My Life in a Nutshell
  
• Pat Clark Autobiography
  
• So Here I Am....
  
• This is My Story—That is—part of it
  
• True Color: Stalin Forces ASU Out Into the Open
  
• Virginia Sanford Autobiography
  
• Why Progressive?
  

American Youth Conference

• Keepers of Democracy
  
• The Declaration of the Rights of American Youth
  
• Why I Still Believe in the Youth Congress
  
• Youth Finds Its Own Answers
  

Anti-Militarism

• Arms-Makers' Holiday
  
• FIGHT WAR!
  

Anti-Semitism

• Jews and the Fate of Poland
  
• Propaganda--Good and Bad--for Democracy
  
• The Rising Tide of Anti-Semitism
  

Arizona

• North of the Border
  
• Whither the American Indian?
  

Art

• An Approach to Mural Decoration
  
• Art Becomes Public Works
  
• Ben Shahn
  
• California Mosaics
  
• Concerning Mural Painting
  
• For The Present We Are Busy
  
• Murals for Use
  
• My Murals for The Newark Airport: An Interpretation
  
• The Evolution of Western Civilization
  

Arts and Crafts

• The Builders of Timberline Lodge
  
• The Shaker Arts and Crafts
  

Associated Farmers

• Cold Terror in California
  
• Who Are the Associated Farmers?
  

Automobile Industry

• A G. M. Stockholder Visits Flint
  
• Auto Workers Strike
  
• Detroit Digs in
  
• Flint Faces Civil War
  
• Fordjob
  
• Profile of General Motors
  
• Report, Detroit, Michigan, November 17, 1934
  
• Report, Flint, Michigan, November 30, 1934
  
• The Detroit Strike
  
• The Hill-Billies Come to Detroit
  
• Why Ford Workers Strike
  

Birth Control

• Birth Control Today
  
• Birth Control Wins
  

Blacklisting

• Special Number (Photo Notes)
  

Bridges, Harry

• Harry Bridges: Rank-and-File Leader
  
• The San Francisco Waterfront
  

Brooklyn, New York

• Clergy Letter, Church of St. John the Baptist, Brooklyn, NY
  
• Clergy Letter, First Spanish Methodist Church, Brooklyn, NY
  
• Clergy Letter, SS. Peter and Paul's Church, Brooklyn, NY
  
• Clergy Letter, Temple Emanuel, Brooklyn, NY
  
• Clergy Letter, The Lewis Avenue Congregational Church, Brooklyn, NY
  
• Report, Brooklyn, New York, November 24, 1934
  

Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters

• Deadhead: A Pullman Porter Steps Out of Character
  
• The Pullman Porters Win
  

Butte, Montana

• Boisterous Butte
  
• Butte Remembers Big Bill Haywood
  

California

• Bumming in California...
  
• California Border Crisis, LA Herald-Express Articles
  
• California Mosaics
  
• Carrots from California
  
• Cherries are Red in San Joaquin
  
• Clergy Letter, First Presbyterian Church, Oakland, CA
  
• Cold Terror in California
  
• Hollywood Is a Union Town
  
• San Francisco and the General Strike
  
• The San Francisco Waterfront
  
• The Terror in San Jose
  
• The Third Act of the Mooney Drama
  

Campaign Addresses

• Address at Oglethorpe University
  
• Campaign Address at Columbus, Ohio
  
• Campaign Address at Kansas City, Mo.
  
• Forgotten Man, The
  
• Portland Speech: Public Utilities Hydro-Electric Power
  
• Remarks at the New Athletic Field, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
  
• Roosevelt's Nomination Address, 1932
  

Chicago, Illinois

• Back of the Yards
  
• Clergy Letter, Arnold Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, IL
  
• Clergy Letter, Avondale Presbyterian Church, Chicago, IL
  
• Clergy Letter, Chicago, IL
  
• Clergy Letter, The Episcopal Church of the Advent, Chicago, IL
  
• From Bohemia: Ma and Pa Karas
  

Child Labor

• A Needed Amendment
  
• But the Children Are Earning
  
• Children Hurt at Work
  
• Children on Strike
  
• Children Wanted
  
• Exploiting the Child
  
• Is Child Labor Abolished?
  
• The Shift in Child Labor
  
• Will the Codes Abolish Labor?
  

Civil Works Administration

• An End to Civil Works
  
• Hopkins Press Conference, 2/16/34
  
• Hopkins Press Conference, 2/23/34
  
• Hopkins Press Conference, 3/30/34
  
• Library Projects Under Public Works, Civil Works, and Relief Administrations
  
• Relief with Both Mind and Heart
  
• Sixty-Sixth Press Conference (Excerpts)
  

Civilian Conservation Corps

• A Negro in the CCC
  
• A Radio Address On the Third Anniversary Of C.C.C.
  
• Banned from C. C. C. Camps
  
• CCC Youth Refuses To Fan Flies Off Officer; Is Fired
  
• 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
  
• FDR to Robert Fechner, 27 September 1935
  
• Greetings to the Civilian Conservation Corps
  
• Growth and Accomplishments of CCC Education
  
• Harold Ickes to Robert Fechner, 20 September 1935
  
• Human Resources and the Civilian Conservation Corps
  
• Informal Remarks at a C.C.C. Camp
  
• It's a Great Life
  
• Letter, Cache County Department of Public Welfare
  
• Letter, Duchesne County Department of Public Welfare
  
• Letter, Salt Lake County Department of Public Welfare
  
• Letter, Sevier County Department of Public Welfare
  
• Letter, Unitah County Board of Public Welfare
  
• Letter, Utah County Department of Public Welfare
  
• Minutes: Pre-Camp Orientation Meeting, Salt Lake County Department of Public Health
  
• My Hopes for the CCC
  
• Possibilities for Education Through the CCC
  
• Robert Fechner to Robert J. Buckley, 4 June 1936
  
• Robert Fechner to Thomas L. Griffith, 21 September 1935
  
• Selection of Enrollees for the Civilian Conservation Corps (Utah)
  
• Take the Army Out of the CCC
  
• Testimonial, Keith Hufford, Former CCC Enrollee
  
• The CCC and Colored Youth
  
• The CCC and National Defense
  
• Three Essentials For Unemployment Relief
  
• With The Civilian Conservation Corps
  

Clergy Letters to FDR

• Clergy Letter, All Saints' Church, Syracuse, NY
  
• Clergy Letter, Arnold Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, IL
  
• Clergy Letter, Avondale Presbyterian Church, Chicago, IL
  
• Clergy Letter, Baton Rouge, LA
  
• Clergy Letter, Broadway Tabernacle of New York City
  
• Clergy Letter, Calvary Episcopal Church, Syracuse, NY
  
• Clergy Letter, Chicago, IL
  
• Clergy Letter, Church of Our Lady of Loreto, New York City
  
• Clergy Letter, Church of St. John the Baptist, Brooklyn, NY
  
• Clergy Letter, Dallas, TX
  
• Clergy Letter, Emmanuel Baptist Church, New Orleans, LA
  
• Clergy Letter, First Presbyterian Church, Oakland, CA
  
• Clergy Letter, First Spanish Methodist Church, Brooklyn, NY
  
• Clergy Letter, Forest Avenue Baptist Church, Dallas, TX
  
• Clergy Letter, Highland Park Methodist Church, Dallas, TX
  
• Clergy Letter, Holy Innocents' Episcopal Church, San Francisco, CA
  
• Clergy Letter, Hungarian Baptist Church, New York City
  
• Clergy Letter, Indianapolis, IN
  
• Clergy Letter, Lowell Avenue Baptist Church, Syracuse, NY
  
• Clergy Letter, Mayer Chapel, Indianapolis, IN
  
• Clergy Letter, New Orleans, LA
  
• Clergy Letter, New Orleans, LA
  
• Clergy Letter, New York Bible Society, New York City
  
• Clergy Letter, Saint Anne's Church, Staten Island, NY
  
• Clergy Letter, San Francisco, CA
  
• Clergy Letter, South Baptist Church, Fort Worth, TX
  
• Clergy Letter, SS. Peter and Paul's Church, Brooklyn, NY
  
• Clergy Letter, St. Ann's Episcopal Church, New York City
  
• Clergy Letter, St. Clare's Rectory, Bronx, NY
  
• Clergy Letter, St. George's Church, Indianapolis, IN
  
• Clergy Letter, St. Jacobus Evang. Lutheran Church, Woodside, NY
  
• Clergy Letter, St. Mary's Episcopal Church, New York City
  
• Clergy Letter, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Salt Lake City, UT
  
• Clergy Letter, St. Thomas of Aquinas Mission, Baton Rouge, LA
  
• Clergy Letter, Tabernacle Baptist Church, Syracuse, NY
  
• Clergy Letter, Temple Emanuel, Brooklyn, NY
  
• Clergy Letter, The American Church Institute for Negroes, New York City
  
• Clergy Letter, The Church of St. Martin, New York City
  
• Clergy Letter, The Episcopal Church of the Advent, Chicago, IL
  
• Clergy Letter, The Lewis Avenue Congregational Church, Brooklyn, NY
  
• Clergy Letter, The Union Congregational Church, New York City
  
• Clergy Letter, Utah Mission of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Salt Lake City, UT
  
• Clergy Letter, Woodlawn Methodist Episcopal Church, Syracuse, NY
  
• Letter to the Nation's Clergy, Franklin D. Roosevelt
  

Coal Industry

• Coal at the Cross-Roads
  
• Harlan: Working under the Gun
  
• Mine War in Pennsylvania
  
• Report, Clarksburg, West Virginia, December 1, 1934
  
• Report, Clarksburg, West Virginia, November 25, 1934
  
• Report, Morgantown, West Virginia, November 18, 1934
  
• Report, Williamson, West Virginia, December 7, 1934
  
• Statement of John D. Battle, Executive Secretary of the National Coal Association [excerpts]
  
• The Great 'Bootleg' Coal Industry
  

Committee for Industrial Organization (CIO)

• Waiting for Lewis
  

Communism

• Keepers of Democracy
  
• Tares in the Wheat
  
• The Student Movement of the 1930s
  
• Why I Still Believe in the Youth Congress
  

Community Art Centers

• Federally Sponsored Community Art Centers (abridged)
  
• The Harlem Community Art Center
  

Congress, Acts of

• Tennessee Valley Authority Act
  

Congress, Messages to

• A Message to the Congress On Social Security
  
• A Message to the Congress On the Use Of Our National Resources
  
• Annual Message to the Congress, 1934
  
• Annual Message to the Congress, 1935
  
• Annual Message to the Congress, 1936
  
• Annual Message to the Congress, 1937
  
• Annual Message to the Congress, 1941
  
• Judicial Branch Reorganization Plan
  
• New Means to Rescue Agriculture
  
• Three Essentials For Unemployment Relief
  
• Washington Weekly
  

Connecticut

• Report, New Haven, Connecticut, December 2, 1934
  

Conservation

• My Hopes for the CCC
  
• Report of the Great Plains Drought Area Committee
  
• Take the Army Out of the CCC
  
• Testimony of Raphael Zon, Director, Lake States Forest Experiment Station
  
• The Cut-Over Region--Breeding Place of Migrants
  
• The War at Our Feet
  

Constitution, The

• Address on Constitution Day, Washington, D. C.
  
• Frankfurter's Draft of FDR's Constitution Day Speech, 9/17/37
  
• The Supreme Court and Civil Liberties
  
• The Supreme Court and the Constitution
  
• Washington Weekly
  

Construction Industry

• $112,000,000 Construction Program
  

Consumers

• "Be Careful of the Candle, Son!" (Advertisement)
  
• "But, Grandpa...." (Advertisement)
  
• "Gee! A Nickel Left for Candy" (Advertisement)
  
• "Gee, Mom, Were They All Poor People?" (Advertisement)
  
• "My! How Handy!" (Advertisement)
  
• "Oh, if Frank Ever Sees These..." (Advertisement)
  
• America's Answer (Advertisement)
  
• Co-ops and the Consumer Crisis
  
• Electrifying the Countryside
  
• Graybar-Crawford Electric Range (Advertisement)
  
• Is YOUR HOUSE Also a Museum Specimen? (Advertisement)
  
• More Goods for More People (Advertisement)
  
• Power, Act I, Scene 15
  
• Price and Supply on the Home Front
  
• The Electrochef: The Most Beautiful Range in America (Advertisement)
  
• What REA Service Means to Our Farm Home
  

Cooperatives

• Co-ops and the Consumer Crisis
  
• Cooperatives [Puerto Rico, 1940]
  
• Cooperatives [Table, Puerto Rico, 1940]
  
• Helping Them to Help Themselves
  
• Whither Self-Help?
  

Cotton

• Black Cotton Farmers and the AAA
  
• Mapping Jobs for Texas Migrants
  
• Roosevelt's Hollow Triumph
  
• Southern Farm Tenancy
  
• The New Deal for Share-Croppers
  

Court Packing

• A Representative Democratic View of the Court Issue
  
• Appeals to the Prejudices of the People
  
• Arbitrary Power in a Republic Does Not Lie Even in a Majority
  
• Attorney General's Letter
  
• Chief Justice Hughes' Letter to Senator Wheeler
  
• Controversial and Non-Controversial Aspects of the Court Proposal
  
• Draft of the Proposed Law
  
• Editorial, The New York Herald-Tribune
  
• Excerpts from the Senate Debate
  
• First Member of the Senate to Back the President in '32--
  
• Frankfurter Letter to Roosevelt, 2/18/37
  
• Frankfurter Letter to Roosevelt, 2/7/37
  
• Issues and Men
  
• Now!
  
• Politics and Supreme Courts
  
• Precedents for the Court Plan
  
• Purging the Supreme Court
  
• Reasons for President's Plan and the Remedy
  
• Reorganization of the Federal Judiciary
  
• Roosevelt Fights Back
  
• Roosevelt Letter to Frankfurter, 2/9/37
  
• Storm Over the Supreme Court
  
• Stuart Chase's Letter to the New York Times
  
• The Battle is On
  
• The Naked Question of the Constitutionality of the Court Proposal
  
• The Power the Court Has Appropriated
  
• The President Faces the Court
  
• The President's Court Proposal
  
• This Challenge to Liberty
  
• This is No Lawyer's Dispute over Legalisms
  
• We Are Dealing With the Source of Justice
  

Defense Mobilization

• Defense and Girls
  
• Gov Leahy Press Conference, 10/7/40
  
• Hunter Press Conference, 2/2/42
  
• Hunter Press Conference, 6/19/41
  
• Hunter Press Conference, 8/22/40
  
• Our Migrant Defenders
  
• The CCC and National Defense
  

Democracy

• Insuring Democracy
  
• Keepers of Democracy
  
• What We Are Fighting For
  

Democratic Party

• Democratic Party Primaries
  
• United We Stand
  

Detroit, Michigan

• Report, Detroit, Michigan, November 17, 1934
  
• The Detroit Strike
  
• The Hill-Billies Come to Detroit
  

Disabled

• A Program of Assistance for the Crippled.
  
• Extemporaneous Remarks at Thanksgiving Day Party at Warm Springs, Ga.
  

Disaster Relief

• Hurricane of 1932, from the Annual Report of the Governor of Puerto Rico, 1933
  
• WPA May help Libraries Damaged by Floods
  

Drought

• Hopkins Press Conference, 5/11/34
  
• Hopkins Press Conference, 6/11/34
  
• On Drought Conditions
  
• Report of the Great Plains Drought Area Committee
  

Dutchess County, New York

• An Extemporaneous Address at Vassar College
  
• Berry Picker
  
• Remarks at the Dedication Of the New Post Office at Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
  
• Remarks at the Roosevelt Home Club Celebration, Hyde Park, N.Y.
  
• Remarks at Welcome Home Party, Hyde Park, New York
  

Economic Conditions

• Address at Oglethorpe University
  
• America's Economic Problem Number 1
  
• Cows and Horses Are Hungry
  
• Job Poll Shows Increase Here
  
• My Mail
  
• On the Current Recession
  
• School for Bums
  

Economic Policy

• A Sound Fiscal Future
  
• Abstract of Conversation with Mr. John Maynard Keynes
  
• Address at Atlanta, Georgia
  
• Address at the Thomas Jefferson Dinner, New York City
  
• An Open Letter to President Roosevelt
  
• Campaign Address at Columbus, Ohio
  
• Co-ops and the Consumer Crisis
  
• Five-Point Recovery Program
  
• Forgotten Man, The
  
• Fourteen Points for Congress
  
• Greater Freedom and Greater Security
  
• Henry Morgenthau and His Friends
  
• Inaugural Address, January 20, 1937
  

Education

• "Education," from Puerto Rico: A Guide to the Island of Boriquén
  
• Address at Temple University, Philadelphia
  
• Adjutant General Emphasizes Importance of Educational Program, The
  
• Authority and Freedom
  
• Bernard De Voto and Kitty Smith
  
• Clergy Letter, The American Church Institute for Negroes, New York City
  
• 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
  
• Facing the Problems of Youth
  
• Good Citizenship: The Purpose of Education
  
• Growth and Accomplishments of CCC Education
  
• Hot Lunches for a Million School Children
  
• Human Resources and the Civilian Conservation Corps
  
• Laboratory for Adult Education
  
• New Deal a Raw Deal for Public Schools
  
• Possibilities for Education Through the CCC
  
• President Roosevelt Supports Federal Aid
  
• Schools for a Minority
  
• Social Showman
  
• The Emergency Educational Program
  
• The Emergency Nursery School--A Community Agency
  
• The National Conference on the Education of Negroes
  
• The Power of Knowledge
  
• The Teacher Faces the Depression
  
• This I Believe About Public Schools
  
• Visual Education
  
• Visual Education: A New Language
  
• Whither the American Indian?
  

Education, Adult

• Laboratory for Adult Education
  
• Sample Outline of Adult Education Program
  
• Schools for New Citizens
  

Education, Art

• Noted Photographers to Teach in New Summer School Course
  
• Photo League School Opens
  
• Some Notes on a Harlem Art Exhibit
  
• The Photo League School
  
• The Photo League School Developing
  

Education, Workers'

• Workers' Education in FERA
  
• Workers' Education Under the Federal Government
  
• Workers' Education and the Federal Government
  

Electric Power

• "Be Careful of the Candle, Son!" (Advertisement)
  
• "My! How Handy!" (Advertisement)
  
• "Whose Vacation Is This, Anyway?" (Advertisement)
  
• Electrifying the Countryside
  
• Graybar-Crawford Electric Range (Advertisement)
  
• Is YOUR HOUSE Also a Museum Specimen? (Advertisement)
  
• Junior Knows It's an ELECTRIC Train (Advertisement)
  
• Power, Act I, Scene 15
  
• Somewhere Near the State Line
  
• The Electrochef: The Most Beautiful Range in America (Advertisement)
  
• What REA Service Means to Our Farm Home
  

Employment

• America's Beneficent Paradox (Advertisement)
  
• Test-Tube Babies (Advertisement)
  
• Woman's Place After the War
  

Employment Services

• John Doe Gets His Job Through the Indiana State Employment Service
  

Ethiopia

• Call of Ethiopia
  

Europe

• Hopkins Press Conference, 8/24/34
  
• Issues and Men
  
• Refugees and American Defense
  
• The Refugees Here
  
• Will Europe Go to War?
  

Exhibitions

• Ben Shahn
  
• Feature Group's "Toward a Harlem Document"
  
• Harlem Document Goes On View
  
• Photo League Members Exhibit At Federal Art Gallery
  
• The Chelsea Document
  
• The Farm Security Administration
  
• The Image of Freedom!
  
• This is the Photo League
  
• War Comes to the American People
  

Factories

• Fordjob
  
• The Big Morgue
  
• Want a Factory?
  

Farm Security Administration

• Homesteaders--New Style
  
• The Farm Security Administration
  
• You Have Seen Their Pictures
  

Fascism

• The German Underground War I. Anti-Nazi Feeling Rises
  
• Issues and Men
  
• Refugees and American Defense
  
• Tares in the Wheat
  
• The Spread of Hitlerism
  
• Where the German Ghetto Leads
  

Federal Art Project

• Abstract Murals
  
• California Mosaics
  
• Changing New York
  
• Concerning Mural Painting
  
• For The Present We Are Busy
  
• Murals for Use
  
• My Murals for The Newark Airport: An Interpretation
  
• Save the Arts Projects
  
• The Evolution of Western Civilization
  
• The New Governmental Interest in the Arts
  
• The Shaker Arts and Crafts
  

Federal Emergency Relief Administration

• Library Projects Under FERA
  
• Library Projects Under Public Works, Civil Works, and Relief Administrations
  
• Proposed New York State Project
  
• Report, Boston, Massachusetts, November 17, 1934
  
• Report, Buffalo, November 14th to 15th, 1934
  
• Report, Jamestown, New York, November, 1934
  
• Report, Massachusetts, November 25, 1934
  
• Report, New Haven, Connecticut, December 2, 1934
  
• Report, New York and New Jersey, December 1, 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
  
• The Emergency Educational Program
  
• The Emergency Nursery School--A Community Agency
  
• The Negro Transient
  
• The New Deal and the Negro: A Look at the Facts
  
• Three Essentials For Unemployment Relief
  
• Workers' Education in FERA
  

Federal Housing Administration

• Can We Have a Housing Program?
  
• FHA Loans Up To 90% Seen
  
• Fort Wayne's Fifty Houses
  
• Housing and Politics
  

Federal Theatre Project

• Is This the Time and Place?
  
• Mr. Rice Resigns
  
• Power, Act I, Scene 15
  
• Save the Arts Projects
  

Fiction

• Fordjob
  
• The Ethics of Living Jim Crow: An Autobiographical Sketch
  

Fireside Chats

• Democratic Party Primaries
  
• Greater Freedom and Greater Security
  
• Legislation to be Recommended to the Extraordinary Session of the Congress
  
• On Drought Conditions
  
• On the Bank Crisis
  
• On the Currency Situation
  
• On the Current Recession
  
• On the Reorganization of the Judiciary
  
• Outlining the New Deal Program
  
• Purposes and Foundations of the Recovery
  
• Review of the Achievements of the Seventy-third Congress
  
• The Unemployment Census
  
• Works Relief Program, The
  

Fiscal Policy

• A Sound Fiscal Future
  
• On the Bank Crisis
  
• On the Currency Situation
  
• Outlining the New Deal Program
  

Flint, Michigan

• Detroit Digs in
  
• Relief in the Sit-Down Strike
  
• Report, Flint, Michigan, November 30, 1934
  

Foreign Policy

• "War Plots" and Politics
  
• American Food and Hunger Overseas
  
• Annual Message to the Congress, 1936
  

Fort Wayne, Indiana

• Fort Wayne's Fifty Houses
  
• Job Poll Shows Increase Here
  
• John Doe Gets His Job Through the Indiana State Employment Service
  
• Little Vacant Office Space
  
• View Old Age Pension Plan
  
• WPA Reduction Is Continued
  

General Electric

• G.E. Employees Given Charter
  

General Electric (Advertisements)

• "Be Careful of the Candle, Son!" (Advertisement)
  
• "Better, Jean? Listen--" (Advertisement)
  
• "But, Grandpa...." (Advertisement)
  
• "Gee! A Nickel Left for Candy" (Advertisement)
  
• "Gee, Mom, Were They All Poor People?" (Advertisement)
  
• "Handmade? Of Course Not!" (Advertisement)
  
• "Look, Pop! It's a Homer!" (Advertisement)
  
• "My! How Handy!" (Advertisement)
  
• "Oh, if Frank Ever Sees These..." (Advertisement)
  
• "Whose Vacation Is This, Anyway?" (Advertisement)
  
• --and the "HOUSE OF MAGIC" (Advertisement)
  
• Why can this man HAVE MORE and WORK LESS? (Advertisement)
  
• America's Answer (Advertisement)
  
• America's Beneficent Paradox (Advertisement)
  
• Is YOUR HOUSE Also a Museum Specimen? (Advertisement)
  
• Junior Knows It's an ELECTRIC Train (Advertisement)
  
• More Goods for More People (Advertisement)
  
• Test-Tube Babies (Advertisement)
  
• What is TELEVISION? (Advertisement)
  
• Why Dad! Do YOU Question the Future? (Advertisement)
  

Germany

• The German Underground War I. Anti-Nazi Feeling Rises
  
• The Spread of Hitlerism
  
• Where the German Ghetto Leads
  
• Will Europe Go to War?
  

Harlan County, Kentucky

• Harlan: Working under the Gun
  

Harlem Art Workshop

• Some Notes on a Harlem Art Exhibit
  
• The Harlem Community Art Center
  

Harlem Riot, 1935

• Diminishing Family Income in Harlem
  
• Harlem: Dark Weather-Vane
  
• Slumbering Fires of Harlem
  

Harlem, New York

• Clergy Letter, New York Bible Society, New York City
  
• Clergy Letter, The Church of St. Martin, New York City
  
• Clergy Letter, The Union Congregational Church, New York City
  
• Diminishing Family Income in Harlem
  
• Feature Group's "Toward a Harlem Document"
  
• Harlem Document Goes On View
  
• Harlem: Dark Weather-Vane
  
• Slumbering Fires of Harlem
  
• Some Notes on a Harlem Art Exhibit
  
• The Harlem Community Art Center
  

Haywood, Big Bill

• Butte Remembers Big Bill Haywood
  

Hispanics

• Coronado's Country and Its People
  
• Maury Maverick's San Antonio
  
• North of the Border
  

Hitler, Adolph

• The German Underground War I. Anti-Nazi Feeling Rises
  
• Refugees and American Defense
  
• The Spread of Hitlerism
  

Hopkins, Harry

• Face-Saving in WPA
  
• The Price of the Hopkins Victory
  

Housing

• Fort Wayne's Fifty Houses
  
• Homesteaders--New Style
  
• Housing and Politics
  
• I Visit a Housing Project
  
• Is YOUR HOUSE Also a Museum Specimen? (Advertisement)
  
• That "One Third of a Nation"
  
• The Little Mud
  
• U.S. Trailer Camps
  
• What Every Family Should Have
  

Human Rights

• A Challenge to American Sportsmanship
  
• Abolish Jim Crow!
  
• Civil Liberties—The Individual and the Community
  
• Human Rights and Human Freedom: An American View
  
• Making Human Rights Come Alive
  
• Statement on Draft Covenant on Human Rights
  
• The Promise of Human Rights
  
• U.N. Deliberations on Draft Convention on the Political Rights of Women
  
• What We Are Fighting For
  

Hydro-Electric Power

• Address at Bonneville Dam, Oregon
  
• In His Mind's Eye (Cartoon)
  
• One Hundred and Sixtieth Press Conference (Excerpts), Warm Springs, Ga.
  
• Portland Speech: Public Utilities Hydro-Electric Power
  
• The Columbia Flows to the Land
  

Ickes, Harold

• The Price of the Hopkins Victory
  

Illinois

• Back of the Yards
  
• From Bohemia: Ma and Pa Karas
  
• Sample Outline of Adult Education Program
  
• Want a Factory?
  

Immigrants and Assimilation

• From Bohemia: Ma and Pa Karas
  
• Schools for New Citizens
  
• The Refugees Here
  

Inaugural Address

• Inaugural Address, January 20, 1937
  
• Inaugural Address, March 4, 1933
  

Income Taxes

• My Tax Return
  

Index of American Design

• American Traditions for Young People
  
• The Shaker Arts and Crafts
  

Indiana

• Clergy Letter, Indianapolis, IN
  
• Clergy Letter, Mayer Chapel, Indianapolis, IN
  
• Clergy Letter, St. George's Church, Indianapolis, IN
  
• Communism In Indiana
  
• Job Poll Shows Increase Here
  
• John Doe Gets His Job Through the Indiana State Employment Service
  
• Little Vacant Office Space
  
• Sewer Project Not Affected
  
• WPA Sponsors Hear Director
  

Industrial Accidents

• Children Hurt at Work
  

Internal Migration

• Coronado's Country and Its People
  
• Migration of the Shirt Industry
  
• Our Migrant Defenders
  
• Report of Otis Nation, Organizer, O.T.F.U, U. C. A. P. A. W. A.
  
• Testimony of Antonia Arana, New York, NY
  
• Testimony of Florentino Irizarry, New York, NY
  
• Testimony of Otis Nation, Director, O.T.F.U.
  
• Testimony of Samuel Friedberg, Birmingham, Ala.
  
• Testimony of Thomas B. H. Higgenbottom, of Fresno, Calif.
  
• The Hill-Billies Come to Detroit
  

International Longshoremen's Association

• Harry Bridges: Rank-and-File Leader
  
• The San Francisco Waterfront
  
• The Strike
  

Japanese American Internment

• A Challenge to American Sportsmanship
  
• Review: ANSEL ADAMS, Born Free and Equal
  

Jews

• The German Underground War I. Anti-Nazi Feeling Rises
  
• Clergy Letter, Temple Emanuel, Brooklyn, NY
  
• Jews and the Fate of Poland
  
• Report, New York, New York, November 17, 1934
  
• The Refugees Here
  
• The Rising Tide of Anti-Semitism
  
• Where the German Ghetto Leads
  

Judicial Reorganization

• Backing the President's Court Proposal
  
• Judicial Branch Reorganization Plan
  
• On the Reorganization of the Judiciary
  
• Our Supreme Judicial Tribunal
  
• Reasons for President's Plan and the Remedy
  

Kansas

• Ghost Town--Almost: The Depression Hits a Negro Town
  

Kenosha, Wisconsin

• A Community Creates Real Jobs
  

Labor

• "Industry, Commerce, and Labor," from Puerto Rico: A Guide to the Island of Boriquén
  
• A G. M. Stockholder Visits Flint
  
• An Emergency is On!
  
• Armed Rebellion on the Right
  
• Auto Workers Strike
  
• Back of the Yards
  
• Berry Picker
  
• Big Steel, Little Steel, and C. I. O.
  
• Bill Hutcheson's Convention
  
• Black Labor and the Codes
  
• Broun's Page: Louis and Lewis
  
• Creation Of the First National Labor Relations Board
  
• Gadsden Is Tough
  
• Harlan: Working under the Gun
  
• Hollywood Is a Union Town
  
• Issues and Men
  
• Migration of the Shirt Industry
  
• Negro Workers and Recovery
  
• New Floors and Ceilings
  
• Presenting John P. Frey
  
• Relief in the Sit-Down Strike
  
• Report, Detroit, Michigan, November 17, 1934
  
• Report, Gaston County, North Carolina, November 19, 1934
  
• San Francisco and the General Strike
  
• SECTION 7-A: The Clash Over the Most Disputed Clause in the Recovery Act
  
• Stepchildren of the New Deal
  
• Strike-Breaker Number One
  
• That Work-Relief Bill
  
• The Decline of Dave Beck
  
• The Decline of Dave Beck
  
• The Negro--Friend or Foe of Organized Labor?
  
• The New Deal and the Negro: A Look at the Facts
  
• The Refugees Here
  
• The Right to Strike
  
• The Strike
  
• The Urban League and the A. F. of L.: A Statement on Racial Discrimination
  
• Vigilantism, 1937
  
• Vigilantism, 1937, Part II
  
• Washington Sweatshop
  
• We Do Our Part--But...
  
• Workers Should Join Trade Unions
  
• Workers' Education in FERA
  

Labor Unions

• Back of the Yards
  
• Butte Remembers Big Bill Haywood
  
• Company Unions and the A. F. of L.
  
• Deadhead: A Pullman Porter Steps Out of Character
  
• Harry Bridges: Rank-and-File Leader
  
• Minneapolis--One Year Later
  
• Negro Wage Earners and Trade Unions
  
• Negro Workers and Organized Labor
  
• Report of Otis Nation, Organizer, O.T.F.U, U. C. A. P. A. W. A.
  
• Report, Brooklyn, New York, November 24, 1934
  
• Report, Clarksburg, West Virginia, December 1, 1934
  
• Report, Morgantown, West Virginia, November 18, 1934
  
• SECTION 7-A: The Clash Over the Most Disputed Clause in the Recovery Act
  
• Six Significant Strikes of 1941
  
• Tares in the Wheat
  
• Testimony of Otis Nation, Director, O.T.F.U.
  
• The Detroit Strike
  
• The News Writers Form a Union
  
• The Pullman Porters Win
  
• The San Francisco Waterfront
  
• The State of the Unions
  
• Waiting for Lewis
  
• Want a Factory?
  
• White-Collar Strike
  
• Workers Should Join Trade Unions
  

Land Use

• A Valley to Hold To
  
• Housing and Politics
  
• Report of the Great Plains Drought Area Committee
  
• Saving the Good Earth
  
• The War at Our Feet
  

Libraries

• Book Relief in Mississippi
  
• Emergency Work Spreading
  
• Films in the Reproduction of Library Materials
  
• First Steps in Microphotography
  
• Library Projects Under FERA
  
• Library Projects Under Public Works, Civil Works, and Relief Administrations
  
• Microphotography for Smaller Libraries
  
• Proposed New York State Project
  
• Rural Library Service Projects of the National Youth Administration
  
• Sample Outline of Adult Education Program
  
• Serving Readers in a Time of Depression
  
• The Challenge of the Depression
  
• The Library As a Social and Democratic Force
  
• The National Youth Administration and Libraries
  
• Tomorrow's Rural Libraries
  
• Tomorrow, and Tomorrow and Tomorrow!
  
• W.P.A. Library Demonstrations Serve Millions of Readers
  
• What Libraries Mean to the Nation
  
• Workers' Education Under the Federal Government
  
• WPA and Rural Libraries
  
• WPA May help Libraries Damaged by Floods
  
• WPA Travelling Libraries
  

Louis, Joe

• Broun's Page: Louis and Lewis
  

Louisiana

• Clergy Letter, Baton Rouge, LA
  
• Clergy Letter, Emmanuel Baptist Church, New Orleans, LA
  
• Clergy Letter, New Orleans, LA
  
• Clergy Letter, New Orleans, LA
  
• Clergy Letter, St. Thomas of Aquinas Mission, Baton Rouge, LA
  

Massachusetts

• I Visit a Housing Project
  
• Report, Boston, Massachusetts, November 17, 1934
  
• Report, Massachusetts, November 25, 1934
  
• Report, Springfield, Massachusetts, November 17, 1934
  

Maverick, Maury

• Maury Maverick's San Antonio
  
• Suffrage in the South Part I: The Poll Tax
  

Michigan

• Report, Detroit, Michigan, November 17, 1934
  
• The Detroit Strike
  

Microphotography

• Films in the Reproduction of Library Materials
  
• First Steps in Microphotography
  
• Microphotographing Bound Milwaukee Newspapers
  
• Microphotography for Smaller Libraries
  
• Should the "Times," 1914-1918 Be Filmed?
  

Migrant Labor

• Again the Covered Wagon
  
• An American Exodus, by Dorothea Lange and Paul S. Taylor
  
• Berry Picker
  
• But migrant families do not gather...
  
• California Border Crisis, LA Herald-Express Articles
  
• Carrots from California
  
• Cherries are Red in San Joaquin
  
• Coronado's Country and Its People
  
• Harvest and Relief
  
• Mapping Jobs for Texas Migrants
  
• Migratory Farm Labor in the United States
  
• Pea-Pickers' Child
  
• Statement of Clarence R. Bitting, President, United States Sugar Corporation, Clewiston, Fla.
  
• Testimony of Thomas B. H. Higgenbottom, of Fresno, Calif.
  

Mills

• Report, Gaston County, North Carolina, November 11, 1934
  
• Report, Providence, Rhode Island, November 25, 1934
  

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

• Microphotographing Bound Milwaukee Newspapers
  
• Relief with Both Mind and Heart
  
• White-Collar Strike
  

Mining

• Boisterous Butte
  

Minneapolis, Minnesota

• Minneapolis--One Year Later
  
• War in Minneapolis
  

Minnesota

• Minnesota: A Guide to the State
  
• War in Minneapolis
  

Mississippi

• Book Relief in Mississippi
  
• Report, enroute, Memphis to Denver, June 11, 1934
  

Mooney, Thomas J.

• The Third Act of the Mooney Drama
  

Morgenthau, Henry

• Henry Morgenthau and His Friends
  

Murals

• An Approach to Mural Decoration
  

Nation, The (Journal)

• The Nation and the New Republic
  

National Industrial Recovery Act

• A. L. A. Schechter Poultry Corp. v. United States 295 U.S. 495 (1935)
  
• An Emergency is On!
  
• Black Labor and the Codes
  
• Negro Workers and Organized Labor
  
• Presidential Statement On N.I.R.A.
  

National Labor Relations Board

• Creation Of the First National Labor Relations Board
  
• West Coast Hotel Co. v. Parrish, 300 U.S. 379 (1937)
  

National Recovery Act

• An Emergency is On!
  
• An Extemporaneous Address at Vassar College
  
• FDR Press Conference. May 31, 1935
  
• We Do Our Part--But...
  
• Will the Codes Abolish Labor?
  
• Will the New Deal Be A Square Deal For the Negro?
  

National Urban League

• A Dream, A Quarter Century, A Reality! How the Urban League Has Served
  
• Negro Workers and Recovery
  
• The Urban League and the A. F. of L.: A Statement on Racial Discrimination
  

National Youth Administration

• A Side-Light on the N.Y.A.
  
• Rural Library Service Projects of the National Youth Administration
  
• The College and High School Aid Program of the Youth Administration
  
• The National Youth Administration and Libraries
  

Native Americans

• Coronado's Country and Its People
  
• Indians At Work
  
• North of the Border
  
• Whither the American Indian?
  

Natural Resources

• A Message to the Congress On the Use Of Our National Resources
  
• Address at Timberline Lodge
  
• Coronado's Country and Its People
  

New Deal Legislation

• Legislation to be Recommended to the Extraordinary Session of the Congress
  
• Mr. Madden and Mr. Burke
  
• On the Currency Situation
  
• Outlining the New Deal Program
  
• Purposes and Foundations of the Recovery
  
• Review of the Achievements of the Seventy-third Congress
  
• Washington Sweatshop
  
• Washington Weekly: Nothing Red but the Tape
  

New Jersey

• Report, Camden, New Jersey, April 25, 1935
  
• Report, New York and New Jersey, December 1, 1934
  
• Report, New York and New Jersey, November 11, 1934
  
• Testimony of Joseph Lapolla, of Philadelphia, Pa.
  
• The Negro Joins the Picket Line
  

New Mexico

• Coronado's Country and Its People
  
• North of the Border
  
• Whither the American Indian?
  

New Republic, The (Journal)

• The Nation and the New Republic
  

New York (State)

• Proposed New York State Project
  
• Report, Buffalo, November 14th to 15th, 1934
  
• Report, Jamestown, New York, November, 1934
  
• Report, Rockland County, New York, December 7, 1934
  
• Report, Troy, New York, October 29, 1934
  

New York City

• Abstract Murals
  
• Believe It Or Not
  
• Changing New York
  
• Clergy Letter, Church of Our Lady of Loreto, New York City
  
• Clergy Letter, Hungarian Baptist Church, New York City
  
• Clergy Letter, St. Ann's Episcopal Church, New York City
  
• Clergy Letter, St. Mary's Episcopal Church, New York City
  
• Concerning Mural Painting
  
• East Side Group!
  
• In a Coffee Pot
  
• Murals for Use
  
• My Murals for The Newark Airport: An Interpretation
  
• Our Street
  
• Report, New York and New Jersey, December 1, 1934
  
• Report, New York and New Jersey, November 11, 1934
  
• Report, New York, New York, November 17, 1934
  
• School for Bums
  
• Testimony of Antonia Arana, New York, NY
  
• Testimony of Florentino Irizarry, New York, NY
  
• The Chelsea Document
  
• The Evolution of Western Civilization
  
• The Harlem Community Art Center
  

New York World's Fair

• --and the "HOUSE OF MAGIC" (Advertisement)
  

North Carolina

• Berry Picking and Relief
  
• Report, Gaston County, North Carolina, November 11, 1934
  
• Report, Gaston County, North Carolina, November 19, 1934
  

Nutrition

• A Longer, Stronger Life
  
• Agricultural Policy and Abundance
  
• American Food and Hunger Overseas
  
• City Diets and Democracy
  
• Food for a Stronger America
  
• Food, Farmers, and Fundamentals
  
• Hot Lunches for a Million School Children
  
• Mobilize for Total Nutrition!
  
• The First Step Toward Fitness
  
• The Job Ahead
  

Office of Price Administration

• Price and Supply on the Home Front
  

Ohio

• Company Unions and the A. F. of L.
  
• It's War in Youngstown
  

Oklahoma

• Report of Otis Nation, Organizer, O.T.F.U, U. C. A. P. A. W. A.
  
• Testimony of Otis Nation, Director, O.T.F.U.
  

Oklahoma Tenant Farmers' Union

• Report of Otis Nation, Organizer, O.T.F.U, U. C. A. P. A. W. A.
  
• Testimony of Otis Nation, Director, O.T.F.U.
  

Oregon

• Portland Speech: Public Utilities Hydro-Electric Power
  
• The Builders of Timberline Lodge
  

Packing Industry

• Back of the Yards
  

Pennsylvania

• Children on Strike
  
• Mine War in Pennsylvania
  
• Report, Morgantown, West Virginia, November 18, 1934
  
• The Great 'Bootleg' Coal Industry
  
• The Shift in Child Labor
  

Photo League

• [V-Mail from Walter Rosenblum]
  
• A Personal Letter to Each Member
  
• Documentary Photography
  
• East Side Group!
  
• Editorial! (Photo League)
  
• For A League Of American Photographers
  
• Noted Photographers to Teach in New Summer School Course
  
• Photo League Members Exhibit At Federal Art Gallery
  
• The Feature Group
  
• The Photo League School
  
• The Photo League School Developing
  
• This is the Photo League
  
• War Comes to the American People
  
• Welcome Home!
  

Photography

• "12,000,000 Black Voices"--A Folk History of the Negro In the United States
  
• A Letter From Ansel Adams!!
  
• An American Exodus, by Dorothea Lange and Paul S. Taylor
  
• Believe It Or Not
  
• Ben Shahn
  
• Changing New York
  
• 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
  
• 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
  
• This is the Photo League
  
• War Comes to the American People
  
• You Have Seen Their Pictures
  

Poetry

• A Song for the Moon
  
• All are Gay
  
• Call of Ethiopia
  
• In a Coffee Pot
  
• Let Us Suppose
  

Politics

• Fourteen Points for Congress
  
• Mr. Madden and Mr. Burke
  
• New Deal, New Life
  
• Peace Without Victory
  
• Women in Politics
  
• Women Must Learn to Play the Game as Men Do
  

Poll Tax

• Suffrage in the South Part I: The Poll Tax
  
• Suffrage in the South, Part II: The One Party System
  

Power Industry

• 'Jonah', 1938! (Cartoon)
  
• Somewhere Near the State Line
  

Productivity

• "Better, Jean? Listen--" (Advertisement)
  
• "Handmade? Of Course Not!" (Advertisement)
  
• "Oh, if Frank Ever Sees These..." (Advertisement)
  
• "Whose Vacation Is This, Anyway?" (Advertisement)
  
• Why can this man HAVE MORE and WORK LESS? (Advertisement)
  
• America's Answer (Advertisement)
  
• America's Beneficent Paradox (Advertisement)
  

Propaganda

• Open Letter to the Middle Class
  
• Propaganda--Good and Bad--for Democracy
  
• The War in the Ether
  
• You Have Seen Their Pictures
  

Public Health

• A Longer, Stronger Life
  
• Are We Checking the Great Plague?
  
• Birth and Death Rates, Puerto Rico (1932-1944)
  
• Cause of Death Statistics, Puerto Rico (1939-1943)
  
• Food for a Stronger America
  
• Health Conservation and the WPA
  
• Health Statistics for Puerto Rico (1934-37)
  
• Mobilize for Total Nutrition!
  
• Report, Gaston County, North Carolina, November 19, 1934
  
• Report, Williamson, West Virginia, December 7, 1934
  
• The First Step Toward Fitness
  
• The Job Ahead
  
• The Lesson of Selective Service
  

Public Housing

• Can We Have a Housing Program?
  
• Housing
  
• I Visit a Housing Project
  
• That "One Third of a Nation"
  
• The New Deal and Housing
  
• The New Deal and the Negro: A Look at the Facts
  
• What Every Family Should Have
  

Public Utilities

• 'Jonah', 1938! (Cartoon)
  
• Franklin's Successful Experiment (Cartoon)
  
• In His Mind's Eye (Cartoon)
  
• One Hundred and Sixtieth Press Conference (Excerpts), Warm Springs, Ga.
  
• Portland Speech: Public Utilities Hydro-Electric Power
  
• Power, Act I, Scene 15
  
• Report, enroute, Memphis to Denver, June 11, 1934
  
• What Next? (Cartoon)
  

Public Works

• Address at Bonneville Dam, Oregon
  
• Address at the Dedication Of the Triborough Bridge, New York City
  
• Address at the Thomas Jefferson Dinner, New York City
  
• Art Becomes Public Works
  
• Clergy Letter, Hungarian Baptist Church, New York City
  
• Clergy Letter, St. Clare's Rectory, Bronx, NY
  
• 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.
  

Public Works Adminstration

• The Price of the Hopkins Victory
  
• Three Essentials For Unemployment Relief
  

Puerto Ricans

• "The People," from Puerto Rico: A Guide to the Island of Boriquén
  
• Clergy Letter, First Spanish Methodist Church, Brooklyn, NY
  
• Testimony of Antonia Arana, New York, NY
  
• Testimony of Florentino Irizarry, New York, NY
  

Puerto Rico

• "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
  
• Agricultural Statistics, Puerto Rico (1932-1944)
  
• Birth and Death Rates, Puerto Rico (1932-1944)
  
• Cause of Death Statistics, Puerto Rico (1939-1943)
  
• Cooperatives [Puerto Rico, 1940]
  
• Cooperatives [Table, Puerto Rico, 1940]
  
• Facts About the Puerto Rico Reconstruction Administration
  
• Forty-Forth Annual Report of the Governor of Puerto Rico, 1944 (Excerpts)
  
• Gov Leahy Press Conference, 10/7/40
  
• Health Statistics for Puerto Rico (1934-37)
  
• Hurricane of 1932, from the Annual Report of the Governor of Puerto Rico, 1933
  
• Public School Enrollment, Puerto Rico (1932-1944)
  
• The Little Mud
  
• Wages, Puerto Rico (1932)
  
• Wages, Puerto Rico (1937)
  
• Wages, Puerto Rico (1940)
  

Reconstruction Finance Corporation

• A Community Creates Real Jobs
  

Refugees

• From Bohemia: Ma and Pa Karas
  
• Refugees and American Defense
  
• Schools for New Citizens
  
• The Refugees Here
  

Regional Planning

• A Valley to Hold To
  
• Saving the Good Earth
  
• 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
  

Relief

• "They Won't Work"
  
• "This Business of Relief"
  
• Address Before the 1933 Conference On Mobilization For Human Needs
  
• Berry Picking and Relief
  
• Clergy Letter, St. Ann's Episcopal Church, New York City
  
• Clergy Letter, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Salt Lake City, UT
  
• Clergy Letter, Utah Mission of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Salt Lake City, UT
  
• Relief in the Sit-Down Strike
  
• Relief with Both Mind and Heart
  
• Relief, Today and Tomorrow
  
• Report, Boston, Massachusetts, November 17, 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, Flint, Michigan, November 30, 1934
  
• Report, Jamestown, New York, November, 1934
  
• Report, Massachusetts, November 25, 1934
  
• Report, Morgantown, West Virginia, November 18, 1934
  
• Report, New Haven, Connecticut, December 2, 1934
  
• Report, New York and New Jersey, December 1, 1934
  
• Report, New York and New Jersey, November 11, 1934
  
• Report, Providence, Rhode Island, November 25, 1934
  
• Report, Providence, Rhode Island, November 25, 1934
  
• Report, Springfield, Massachusetts, November 17, 1934
  
• Report, Williamson, West Virginia, December 7, 1934
  
• Starving on Relief
  
• The New Deal and the Negro: A Look at the Facts
  
• They'd Rather Live on Relief
  
• Three Essentials For Unemployment Relief
  
• White House Statement On a Plan For Relief
  

Republican Party

• The Republican Opposition
  

Resettlement Administration

• An Open Letter to Rex Tugwell
  
• From the Ground Up
  

Rhode Island

• Report, Providence, Rhode Island, November 25, 1934
  
• Report, Providence, Rhode Island, November 25, 1934
  

Rice, Elmer

• Mr. Rice Resigns
  
• Slumbering Fires of Harlem
  

Roosevelt Administration

• At the Snow White House (Cartoon)
  
• Bothered (Cartoon)
  
• Coal to Newcastle (Cartoon)
  
• F. D. R. Under Two Flags
  
• Henry Morgenthau and His Friends
  
• I Want You to Write to Me
  
• More New Deal Co-operation (Cartoon)
  
• Mr. Roosevelt
  
• Mr. Roosevelt's Magic
  
• New Deal, New Life
  
• Peace Without Victory
  
• Picture of Confusion
  
• Roosevelt Fights Back
  
• Roosevelt's Hollow Triumph
  
• Something's Happened to the Yardstick (Cartoon)
  
• The Efficiency Expert (Cartoon)
  
• The Price of the Hopkins Victory
  
• The Republican Opposition
  
• The Social Implications of the Roosevelt Administration
  
• Washington Weekly: Nothing Red but the Tape
  

Roosevelt, Eleanor

• Columnists on Parade: Eleanor Roosevelt
  
• I Want You to Write to Me
  
• In Defense of Curiosity
  
• Mr. Roosevelt
  
• My Mail
  
• Some of My Best Friends Are Negro
  
• What I Hope to Leave Behind
  

Roosevelt, Franklin D.

• Mr. Roosevelt
  
• Mr. Roosevelt's Magic
  
• Picture of Confusion
  
• Report, Gaston County, North Carolina, November 11, 1934
  

Rural Conditions

• Homesteaders--New Style
  
• Hopkins Press Conference, 3/23/34
  
• Rural Library Service Projects of the National Youth Administration
  
• Testimony of Raphael Zon, Director, Lake States Forest Experiment Station
  
• The Cut-Over Region--Breeding Place of Migrants
  
• The Rebirth of Rural Life Part II
  
• Tomorrow's Rural Libraries
  
• WPA and Rural Libraries
  
• WPA Travelling Libraries
  

Rural Electrification

• Electrifying the Countryside
  
• Power, Act I, Scene 15
  
• Somewhere Near the State Line
  
• What REA Service Means to Our Farm Home
  

Rural Electrification Administration

• A Valley to Hold To
  
• Electrifying the Countryside
  
• Somewhere Near the State Line
  
• What REA Service Means to Our Farm Home
  

San Antonio, Texas

• Maury Maverick's San Antonio
  

San Francisco, California

• An Approach to Mural Decoration
  
• Clergy Letter, Holy Innocents' Episcopal Church, San Francisco, CA
  
• Harry Bridges: Rank-and-File Leader
  
• San Francisco and the General Strike
  
• The San Francisco Waterfront
  
• The Strike
  
• The Third Act of the Mooney Drama
  

San Jose, California

• The Terror in San Jose
  

Scientific Research

• A Longer, Stronger Life
  

Scottsboro Boys

• Behind the Scenes at Scottsboro
  
• Letters to the Editor: Plea from a Scottsboro Boy
  
• The South Speaks
  

Seattle, Washington

• Seattle: The Negro Follows the Pioneer
  
• The Decline of Dave Beck
  

Segregation

• Abolish Jim Crow!
  

Selective Service

• The Lesson of Selective Service
  

Shahn, Ben

• Ben Shahn
  

Social Security

• "Social Security" Under the New Deal
  
• A Message to the Congress On Social Security
  
• Clergy Letter, All Saints' Church, Syracuse, NY
  
• Clergy Letter, Lowell Avenue Baptist Church, Syracuse, NY
  
• Clergy Letter, Mayer Chapel, Indianapolis, IN
  
• Clergy Letter, St. Mary's Episcopal Church, New York City
  
• View Old Age Pension Plan
  

Social Work

• Address Before the 1933 Conference On Mobilization For Human Needs
  
• But the Children Are Earning
  
• Relief in the Sit-Down Strike
  
• Social Responsibility for Individual Welfare
  
• Social Showman
  
• The Problem of Unemployment
  
• The Social Worker and the Depression
  
• Visual Education
  
• Visual Education: A New Language
  

South, The

• America's Economic Problem Number 1
  
• Five Year Lease
  
• Get Out and Hoe
  
• I Has a Garden
  
• Major Problems in the Rehabilitation of the South
  
• Report, Clarksburg, West Virginia, December 1, 1934
  
• Report, Gaston County, North Carolina, November 11, 1934
  
• Report, Gaston County, North Carolina, November 19, 1934
  
• Report, Williamson, West Virginia, December 7, 1934
  
• Some Sort o' How
  
• Southern Farm Tenancy
  
• Suffrage in the South Part I: The Poll Tax
  
• Suffrage in the South, Part II: The One Party System
  
• Tore Up and a-Movin
  
• You're Gonna Have Lace Curtains
  

Southern Tenant Farmers Union

• Major Problems in the Rehabilitation of the South
  

Spanish Civil War

• Memorial to Spain
  
• Pro-Fascist Neutrality
  

Staten Island, New York

• Clergy Letter, Saint Anne's Church, Staten Island, NY
  

Steel Industry

• Armed Rebellion on the Right
  
• Big Steel, Little Steel, and C. I. O.
  
• Company Unions and the A. F. of L.
  
• The Big Morgue
  
• Waiting for Lewis
  

Strikes

• Auto Workers Strike
  
• Children on Strike
  
• Detroit Digs in
  
• Flint Faces Civil War
  
• Harlan: Working under the Gun
  
• Hopkins Press Conference, 9/21/34
  
• It's War in Youngstown
  
• Mine War in Pennsylvania
  
• Minneapolis--One Year Later
  
• Relief in the Sit-Down Strike
  
• San Francisco and the General Strike
  
• Six Significant Strikes of 1941
  
• Strike-Breaker Number One
  
• The Amsterdam News Is Winning
  
• The Detroit Strike
  
• The Negro Joins the Picket Line
  
• The Pullman Porters Win
  
• The Right to Strike
  
• The Strike
  
• War in Minneapolis
  
• White-Collar Strike
  
• Why Ford Workers Strike
  

Student Autobiographies

• Alice Berman Autobiography
  
• American Student Union Memoirs
  
• 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
  
• Esther Feldman Autobiography
  
• Florence Dubroff Autobiography
  
• 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
  
• This is My Story—That is—part of it
  
• Virginia Sanford Autobiography
  
• Why Progressive?
  

Subsistence Homesteads

• Extemporaneous Speech at the Subsistence Homes Exhibition
  
• Homesteaders--New Style
  
• Subsistence Farmsteads
  
• Subsistence Homesteads
  
• The Rebirth of Rural Life Part II
  
• The Subsistence Homesteads Experiment and the Negro
  
• White House Statement On a Plan For Relief
  

Subversive Activities

• Tares in the Wheat
  

Supreme Court

• Chief Justice Hughes' Letter to Senator Wheeler
  
• FDR Press Conference. May 31, 1935
  
• Franklin's Successful Experiment (Cartoon)
  
• Issues and Men
  
• Judicial Branch Reorganization Plan
  
• On the Reorganization of the Judiciary
  
• Owen Roberts Memorandum (November 9, 1945)
  
• The Supreme Court and Civil Liberties
  
• The Supreme Court and the Constitution
  
• The Supreme Court Swings the Ax
  
• Three Hundred Sixtieth Press Conference, (Excerpts)
  
• Three Hundredth Press Conference (Excerpt)
  
• What Next? (Cartoon)
  
• What the Supreme Court Does for Us
  
• Which Just About Settles That Kind of Talk (Cartoon)
  

Supreme Court Decisions

• A. L. A. Schechter Poultry Corp. v. United States 295 U.S. 495 (1935)
  
• Ashwander v. Tennessee Valley Authority 297 U.S. 288 (1936)
  
• Carter v. Carter Coal Co., 298 U.S. 238 (1936)
  
• Home Building & Loan Assn. v. Blaisdell (1934)
  
• Humphrey's Executor v. United States 295 U.S. 602 (1935)
  
• Morehead v. New York ex rel. Tipaldo, 298 U.S. 587 (1936)
  
• National Labor Relations Board v. Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp.
  
• Nebbia v. New York, 291 U.S. 502 (1934)
  
• Panama Refining Co. v. Ryan, 293 U.S. 388 (1935)
  
• Perry v. United States, 294 U.S. 330 (1935)
  
• Steward Machine Co. v. Collector of Internal Revenue
  
• United States v. Butler, 297 U.S. 1 (1936)
  
• United States v. Carolene Products Co., 304 U.S. 144 (1938)
  
• West Coast Hotel Co. v. Parrish, 300 U.S. 379 (1937)
  

Syphilis

• Are We Checking the Great Plague?
  

Syracuse, New York

• Clergy Letter, All Saints' Church, Syracuse, NY
  
• Clergy Letter, Calvary Episcopal Church, Syracuse, NY
  
• Clergy Letter, Lowell Avenue Baptist Church, Syracuse, NY
  
• Clergy Letter, Tabernacle Baptist Church, Syracuse, NY
  
• Clergy Letter, Woodlawn Methodist Episcopal Church, Syracuse, NY
  

Tables

• Agricultural Statistics, Puerto Rico (1932-1944)
  
• Birth and Death Rates, Puerto Rico (1932-1944)
  
• Cause of Death Statistics, Puerto Rico (1939-1943)
  
• Cooperatives [Table, Puerto Rico, 1940]
  
• Health Statistics for Puerto Rico (1934-37)
  
• Public School Enrollment, Puerto Rico (1932-1944)
  
• Wages, Puerto Rico (1932)
  
• Wages, Puerto Rico (1937)
  
• Wages, Puerto Rico (1940)
  

Teachers

• The Teacher Faces the Depression
  

Teamsters Union, Minneapolis

• Minneapolis--One Year Later
  
• War in Minneapolis
  

Technological Displacement

• Black Cotton Farmers and the AAA
  
• Eating Without Working: A Moral Disquisition
  
• Machinery and Unemployment
  
• The Big Morgue
  

Technology

• "Better, Jean? Listen--" (Advertisement)
  
• "But, Grandpa...." (Advertisement)
  
• "Gee, Mom, Were They All Poor People?" (Advertisement)
  
• "Handmade? Of Course Not!" (Advertisement)
  
• "Look, Pop! It's a Homer!" (Advertisement)
  
• "My! How Handy!" (Advertisement)
  
• --and the "HOUSE OF MAGIC" (Advertisement)
  
• Why can this man HAVE MORE and WORK LESS? (Advertisement)
  
• America's Answer (Advertisement)
  
• America's Beneficent Paradox (Advertisement)
  
• Is YOUR HOUSE Also a Museum Specimen? (Advertisement)
  
• Junior Knows It's an ELECTRIC Train (Advertisement)
  
• More Goods for More People (Advertisement)
  
• Next--The Radio Newspaper
  
• Test-Tube Babies (Advertisement)
  
• What is TELEVISION? (Advertisement)
  
• Why Dad! Do YOU Question the Future? (Advertisement)
  

Television

• "Look, Pop! It's a Homer!" (Advertisement)
  
• What is TELEVISION? (Advertisement)
  

Tennessee

• A Valley to Hold To
  
• Report, enroute, Memphis to Denver, June 11, 1934
  
• Report, Florence, Alabama, June 6, 1934
  
• Tennessee: A Guide to the State
  
• 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
  

Tennessee Valley Authority

• 'Jonah', 1938! (Cartoon)
  
• A Valley to Hold To
  
• Ashwander v. Tennessee Valley Authority 297 U.S. 288 (1936)
  
• At the Snow White House (Cartoon)
  
• Bothered (Cartoon)
  
• Coal to Newcastle (Cartoon)
  
• Franklin's Successful Experiment (Cartoon)
  
• In His Mind's Eye (Cartoon)
  
• One Hundred and Sixtieth Press Conference (Excerpts), Warm Springs, Ga.
  
• Power, Act I, Scene 15
  
• Report, enroute, Memphis to Denver, June 11, 1934
  
• Report, Florence, Alabama, June 6, 1934
  
• Something's Happened to the Yardstick (Cartoon)
  
• Statement of John D. Battle, Executive Secretary of the National Coal Association [excerpts]
  
• Tennessee Valley Authority Act
  
• The Efficiency Expert (Cartoon)
  
• The TVA and Decentralization
  
• The TVA and the Race Problem
  
• 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
  
• What Next? (Cartoon)
  
• Which Just About Settles That Kind of Talk (Cartoon)
  

Texas

• Clergy Letter, Dallas, TX
  
• Clergy Letter, Forest Avenue Baptist Church, Dallas, TX
  
• Clergy Letter, Highland Park Methodist Church, Dallas, TX
  
• Clergy Letter, South Baptist Church, Fort Worth, TX
  
• Mapping Jobs for Texas Migrants
  
• Maury Maverick's San Antonio
  
• North of the Border
  

Textile and Garment Industries

• A Community Creates Real Jobs
  
• Children on Strike
  
• Migration of the Shirt Industry
  
• Report, Brooklyn, New York, November 24, 1934
  

The Bronx, New York

• Clergy Letter, St. Clare's Rectory, Bronx, NY
  

Theater

• Is This the Time and Place?
  
• The Negro and the Theatre: A Glance at the Past and a Prophecy
  

Timberline Lodge, Oregon

• Address at Timberline Lodge
  
• The Builders of Timberline Lodge
  

Transients

• Hopkins Press Conference, 2/21/35
  
• Testimony of Samuel Friedberg, Birmingham, Ala.
  
• The Negro Transient
  

Trials

• The South Speaks
  
• The Third Act of the Mooney Drama
  

U.C.A.P.A.W.A

• Major Problems in the Rehabilitation of the South
  
• Report of Otis Nation, Organizer, O.T.F.U, U. C. A. P. A. W. A.
  
• Testimony of Otis Nation, Director, O.T.F.U.
  

Unemployed council

• "United We Eat"
  
• Report, Brooklyn, New York, November 24, 1934
  
• Report, Morgantown, West Virginia, November 18, 1934
  
• Report, New York, New York, November 17, 1934
  

Unemployment

• "United We Eat"
  
• Machinery and Unemployment
  
• Our Jobless Youth: a Warning
  
• Starving on Relief
  
• The Problem of Unemployment
  
• The Unemployment Census
  

Universal Declaration of Human Rights

• Making Human Rights Come Alive
  
• Statement on Draft Covenant on Human Rights
  
• The Promise of Human Rights
  
• U.N. Deliberations on Draft Convention on the Political Rights of Women
  

USHA (Housing Authority)

• Housing and Politics
  
• That "One Third of a Nation"
  

Utah

• Clergy Letter, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Salt Lake City, UT
  
• Clergy Letter, Utah Mission of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Salt Lake City, UT
  
• Letter, Cache County Department of Public Welfare
  
• Letter, Duchesne County Department of Public Welfare
  
• Letter, Salt Lake County Department of Public Welfare
  
• Letter, Sevier County Department of Public Welfare
  
• Letter, Unitah County Board of Public Welfare
  
• Minutes: Pre-Camp Orientation Meeting, Salt Lake County Department of Public Health
  
• Mormon "Security"
  
• Selection of Enrollees for the Civilian Conservation Corps (Utah)
  

Voting Rights

• Suffrage in the South Part I: The Poll Tax
  
• Suffrage in the South, Part II: The One Party System
  
• Women and the Vote
  

Wage and Hour Division

• New Floors and Ceilings
  

Wage Differentials

• Black Labor and the Codes
  
• We Do Our Part--But...
  

Welfare

• Insuring Democracy
  
• Social Responsibility for Individual Welfare
  
• You Can't Pauperize Children
  

West Virginia

• Report, Clarksburg, West Virginia, December 1, 1934
  
• Report, Clarksburg, West Virginia, November 25, 1934
  
• Report, Williamson, West Virginia, December 7, 1934
  

Western Federation of Miners

• Butte Remembers Big Bill Haywood
  

Williamsburg Housing Project

• Abstract Murals
  

Wilson, M. L.

• The Rebirth of Rural Life Part II
  

Women

• Address before the Democratic Women's Regional Conference for Southeastern States
  
• American Women in the War
  
• Defense and Girls
  
• I Want You to Write to Me
  
• The Lasting Values of WPA
  
• U.N. Deliberations on Draft Convention on the Political Rights of Women
  
• What I Hope to Leave Behind
  
• What Ten Million Women Want
  
• Woman's Place After the War
  
• Women and the Vote
  
• Women in Politics
  
• Women Must Learn to Play the Game as Men Do
  

Women's Division, WPA

• Address before the Democratic Women's Regional Conference for Southeastern States
  
• Hot Lunches for a Million School Children
  
• The Lasting Values of WPA
  

Work Relief

• A Program for Relief
  
• Address before the Democratic Women's Regional Conference for Southeastern States
  
• America's Unfinished Business
  
• An End to Civil Works
  
• Book Relief in Mississippi
  
• Clergy Letter, Temple Emanuel, Brooklyn, NY
  
• Emergency Work Spreading
  
• Hopkins Press Conference, 10/8/34
  
• Hopkins Press Conference, 2/18/37
  
• Hopkins Press Conference, 2/21/35
  
• Hopkins Press Conference, 2/25/37
  
• Hopkins Press Conference, 3/7/35
  
• Hopkins Press Conference, 5/11/34
  
• Hopkins Press Conference, 6/11/34
  
• Hopkins Press Conference, 6/13/35
  
• Hopkins Press Conference, 8/19/37
  
• Hopkins Press Conference, 8/7/34
  
• Report, Brooklyn, New York, November 24, 1934
  
• Report, Jamestown, New York, November, 1934
  
• Report, New Haven, Connecticut, December 2, 1934
  
• Report, New York and New Jersey, December 1, 1934
  
• Report, Providence, Rhode Island, November 25, 1934
  
• Report, Providence, Rhode Island, November 25, 1934
  
• Report, Rockland County, New York, December 7, 1934
  
• Report, Troy, New York, October 29, 1934
  
• Success Stories--Work Relief Style
  
• That Work-Relief Bill
  
• The Lasting Values of WPA
  
• Works Relief Program, The
  
• WPA Workers' Handbook
  

Workmen's Compensation

• Children Hurt at Work
  

Works Progress Adminstration

• "This Business of Relief"
  
• Address at Timberline Lodge
  
• Address before the Democratic Women's Regional Conference for Southeastern States
  
• America's Unfinished Business
  
• Face-Saving in WPA
  
• 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, 12/8/38
  
• Hopkins Press Conference, 4/28/38
  
• Hopkins Press Conference, 7/14/38
  
• Hopkins Press Conference, 7/18/35
  
• Hopkins Press Conference, 7/3/35
  
• 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
  
• Microphotographing Bound Milwaukee Newspapers
  
• Sewer Project Not Affected
  
• The Lasting Values of WPA
  
• The Price of the Hopkins Victory
  
• The Problem of Unemployment
  
• W.P.A. Library Demonstrations Serve Millions of Readers
  
• Works Relief Program, The
  
• WPA May help Libraries Damaged by Floods
  
• WPA Reduction Is Continued
  
• WPA Replies to Farm Critics
  
• WPA Sponsors Hear Director
  
• WPA Workers' Handbook
  

World War II

• [V-Mail from Walter Rosenblum]
  
• American Women in the War
  
• Annual Message to the Congress, 1941
  
• Chamberlain's Treason
  
• Editorial! (Photo League)
  
• Photography in War
  
• Refugees and American Defense
  
• U.S. Trailer Camps
  
• War Comes to the American People
  
• Welcome Home!
  
• What We Are Fighting For
  

Youth

• A Radio Address to the Young Democratic Clubs of America
  
• A Side-Light on the N.Y.A.
  
• A Socialist Training School
  
• Address at Temple University, Philadelphia
  
• Bumming in California...
  
• But the Children Are Earning
  
• Campaign Address at Kansas City, Mo.
  
• Children on Strike
  
• Children Wanted
  
• Facing the Problems of Youth
  
• Good Citizenship: The Purpose of Education
  
• Hot Lunches for a Million School Children
  
• Our Jobless Youth: a Warning
  
• The College and High School Aid Program of the Youth Administration
  
• The Emergency Nursery School--A Community Agency
  
• The High School Summer School
  
• The Student Movement of the 1930s
  
• You Can't Pauperize Children
  
• Youth Finds Its Own Answers
  

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