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Speech, Article, and Book File, 1909-1964
(continued) |
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1932-1935
(continued) |
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(4 folders) |
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Public Opinion Around the World: A Report by Dean Carl W. Ackerman of the Graduate School of Journalism,
19 Dec. 1936
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Report of the Dean of the Graduate School of Journalism |
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1936-1937
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(2 folders) |
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Supplement, 1937: The Black Plague of the Twentieth Century
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Correspondence,
1937-1938
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Miscellany,
1937-1938
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BOX 191 |
1938
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Supplement: The Refuge of World Opinion
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1939-1943
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(5 folders) |
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The Chinese Post-Graduate School of Journalism, Mar. 1943-Aug. 1945: Report of the Dean of the Graduate School of Journalism |
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One Million for the Advancement of Journalism, 1948
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Gist, Sept. 1950 (annual report of the Dean of the Graduate
School of Journalism) |
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BOX 192 |
Annual report, 1951,
typescript |
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The Dawn of the XXI Century, 1955
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Miscellaneous writings; unpublished and
unidentified typescripts |
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"Interview with Count von Bernstorff,"
8 Jan. 1914
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"In 1849 Victor Hugo Prophesied a United
States of Europe," circa 1914
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"The War and Our Next Election," circa
1914
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"Uncle Sam and the War," Jan.
1915
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"Methods and Organization of the Censorship
in Germany," 1 May 1917
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"Spy or Die; Scenario of a Five-act Play on
Germany," 1917
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"The Bear of Pontarlier," spy story,
1918
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"The New American Ambassador: Colonel George
Brinton McClellan Harvey, LL.D.," 1921
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"Reporting for the Main Street Journal,"
outline of proposed book, circa 1921
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"Gooding Has the 'Goods,'" American Valuation
Association, circa 1925
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"The Prophecy of the Vicar of Greenwich,"
1927
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"Our Economic Hereafter," circa
1927
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Statement, "The Press and World Peace,"
1931
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Introduction to Headlines and Deadlines, 1933
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Statement, "The Freedom of the Press,"
15 Aug. 1933
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Statement, American Society of Newspaper
Editors, Report of the Committee on the Press and Public Relations,
Washington, 19-21 Apr. 1934
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Statement on transition to a graduate school
of journalism, Columbia University, New York, N.Y.,
1935
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"Decision of the United States Supreme Court
in the Louisiana Tax Case," submitted to the New York Times, Feb. 1936
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"The New Deal Abroad," circa
1936
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"Journalism in the United States," 4
May 1939
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"Periodismo en los Estados Unidos," 4
May 1939
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Statement, "The End of World Wars," 30
Mar. 1940
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Open letter to Dr. Samuel Harden Church,
2 May 1940
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"Letter to the Press and Radio,"
uncirculated, 22 May 1940
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Round robin letter to students, Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil, 1 Jan. 1942
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Introduction to David Hinshaw's Journalism-Today's Third Estate, 1943
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"Mexican Russian, and British Activities in
Latin America," 1944
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"The Greater Miracles,"
1954
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Notes for article for This Week magazine, 1956
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"Pulitzer Prizes Versus Ivy League Colleges,"
outline of unpublished article |
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BOX 193 |
"The Baby Plague in Germany," by Mabel
VanderHoof Ackerman |
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"14 Points for the Mellon Plan" |
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"Germany Is Preparing Another Peace
Drive" |
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"The Molder" |
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"Poison Gas and the Washington
Conference" |
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"Scarlet Letters" |
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"Scarlet Letters of Suspicion" |
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"Vagabonding in Siberia; the Pot Puri of
Russia" |
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Miscellaneous typescripts concerning China,
1918-1919 (fragments) |
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Miscellaneous typescripts concerning Germany,
1914-1918 (fragments) |
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Miscellaneous typescripts concerning Russia
and Siberia, 1918-1919 (fragments) |
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Miscellaneous unidentified typescripts
(fragments) |
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Card index to writings,
1928-1956
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BOX 194-227 |
Miscellany, 1833-1970
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Newspaper clippings, printed matter, and miscellaneous personal papers. |
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Arranged alphabetically by type of material. |
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BOX 194 |
Ackerman, Carl W., miscellaneous clippings and
printed matter concerning |
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1913-1935
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BOX 195 |
1936-1970, undated
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Anecdotes |
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Awards
See also Oversize
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Birthday souvenirs |
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Calling cards |
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Certificates
See also Oversize
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Charitable appeals received |
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Christmas cards sent |
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Clippings |
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1893-1909
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BOX 196 |
1911-1914
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BOX 197 |
1915-1917
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BOX 198 |
1918-1919
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BOX 199 |
1919-1932
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BOX 200 |
1933-1937
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BOX 201 |
1937-1938
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BOX 202 |
1938-1939
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BOX 203 |
1939-1940
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BOX 204 |
1940
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BOX 205 |
1941
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BOX 206 |
1942
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BOX 207 |
1942-1943
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BOX 208 |
1943-1945
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BOX 209 |
1945
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BOX 210 |
1945-1946
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BOX 211 |
1946-1948
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BOX 212 |
1948-1950
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BOX 213 |
1951-1969, undated
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BOX 214 |
Degrees |
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Employment proposals |
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Financial papers |
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1914-1918
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BOX 215 |
1919-1921
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BOX 216 |
1922-1929
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BOX 217 |
1930-1938
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BOX 218 |
1939-1947
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BOX 219 |
1948-1952
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BOX 220 |
1953-1955
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BOX 221 |
1956-1970, undated
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BOX 222 |
Invitations |
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Jackson, Andrew; Edward Livingston; and Roger B.
Taney, signed patent letters, 18 Feb. 1833
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Licenses, permits |
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Medical papers |
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Memberships |
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Memoranda |
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Press credentials |
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BOX 223 |
Printed matter |
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1911-1929
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BOX 224 |
1935-1954
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BOX 225 |
1962-1964, undated
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BOX 226 |
Programs, menus |
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Quotations |
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Sketches |
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BOX 227 |
Student papers, circa 1904-1913,
undated
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Tickets |
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Travel documents |
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Correspondence and miscellaneous
papers |
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Passports, visas |
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Unidentified papers |
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