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Writings File, 1922-1968 (continued) | |||||||||||||
A Nose for News [PFS], short story | |||||||||||||
1933-1935, articles [PFS] on current events | |||||||||||||
1935, articles [PFS] on the Theatre Guild and on Broadway, part of the "Revolting Playwrights" movement | |||||||||||||
1930s, book reviews [CGS], drafts | |||||||||||||
1938-1939, articles, short stories [CGS] on Washington, D.C. | |||||||||||||
1938-1939, Even the Least of These [CGS], short story | |||||||||||||
BOX 50 | 1940, articles [PFS] on current events | ||||||||||||
1941-1942, articles [PFS] on current events | |||||||||||||
1945-1946, article [PFS] on General Motors strike and 1931--- | |||||||||||||
1946, article [PFS], Porkchoppers and Democracy, multiple versions and correspondence | |||||||||||||
1946, book project [PFS], “After Truman, What?,” a book proposal | |||||||||||||
1940s Writings [PFS], miscellaneous | |||||||||||||
1950s Writings [PFS], miscellaneous | |||||||||||||
1964-1968, articles [PFS] on mankind's future | |||||||||||||
Undated, fragments [PFS] | |||||||||||||
BOX 51 | Book projects [PFS] | ||||||||||||
[1922] “More Stripes Than Stars,” autobiographical novel | |||||||||||||
Typescript, pages 1-366 | |||||||||||||
(2 folders) | |||||||||||||
Corrected typescript, pages 1-281 only | |||||||||||||
BOX 52 | 1943, “Who Are John L. Lewis?” | ||||||||||||
Rough drafts | |||||||||||||
Early typescript | |||||||||||||
Working carbons | |||||||||||||
BOX 53 | Clean typescript | ||||||||||||
Corrected typescript; emendations | |||||||||||||
Research material | |||||||||||||
BOX 54 | Working references | ||||||||||||
Correspondence | |||||||||||||
References to United Mine Workers | |||||||||||||
Research material | |||||||||||||
Miscellany (research material, near-print, typescript, etc.) | |||||||||||||
BOX 55 | 1962, project on fish, fisheries, and the Third World | ||||||||||||
BOX 56 | Manuscript and published items | ||||||||||||
1920s, article [PFS] on farm cooperative bill | |||||||||||||
[1932], short story [PFS], The Big Noise | |||||||||||||
1934, play [PFS], The Town That Turned Back | |||||||||||||
1936, article [PFS] on baseball | |||||||||||||
1941, short story [PFS and CGS] “The Washington Story,” with drafts and correspondence | |||||||||||||
1941-1942, article [PFS] for Life magazine on “Main Street and the Freedom of the Seas" | |||||||||||||
1945-1947, articles [PFS] for Labor Press Associates' Washington Report | |||||||||||||
[1952], draft speech [PFS] for James B. Carey, president of the International Union of Electrical Workers | |||||||||||||
1925-1941, published articles [PFS and CGS], tearsheets, clippings, etc. | |||||||||||||
1932-1939, published articles [PFS and CGS] in magazines and pamphlets | |||||||||||||
BOX 57-58 | Personal Files, 1963 | ||||||||||||
Material assembled for a testimonial dinner given to Paul Sifton in Washington, D.C., April 23, 1963. Includes a bound volume of presented letters; a larger group of letters not included in the volume; photographs taken at the dinner; notes, remarks, and miscellany. One container has photocopies of letters presented to Sifton. | |||||||||||||
BOX 57 | Testimonial dinner to PFS | ||||||||||||
Bound volume of presented letters | |||||||||||||
Letters not included in bound volume | |||||||||||||
Photographs | |||||||||||||
Remarks, notes, miscellany | |||||||||||||
BOX 58 | Photocopies of letters sent to PFS | ||||||||||||
(3 folders) | |||||||||||||
BOX 59-65 | Printed Matter, 1919-1971 | ||||||||||||
Clippings, near-print itesm, pamphlets, and issue-oriented material that reflect Paul Sifton's newspaperman's instinct for the preservation of his sources. Notable groups include post-World War II issues (price decontrol, inflation, atomic energy, full employment, and civil rights); material on the United Automobile Workers; and scrapbooks on John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers. The latter complement a book project (1943) in the Writings File. | |||||||||||||
BOX 59 | Clippings | ||||||||||||
1919-1950s | |||||||||||||
(5 folders) | |||||||||||||
BOX 60 | 1960s | ||||||||||||
1940s-1960s, clippings on the UAW-CIO | |||||||||||||
(3 folders) | |||||||||||||
BOX 61 | Pamphlets | ||||||||||||
1920s-1930s | |||||||||||||
(2 folders) | |||||||||||||
1937 Steel Labor; The Progressive | |||||||||||||
1960s | |||||||||||||
BOX 62 | Various subjects | ||||||||||||
1940s-1950s, un-American activities and anti-communism issues | |||||||||||||
1940s-1950s, farm labor issues | |||||||||||||
1945-1946, atomic and postwar issues | |||||||||||||
1945-1946, price decontrols and inflation | |||||||||||||
1940s-1950s, natural resources | |||||||||||||
1950s, civil rights issues and Rule 22 fight in Congress | |||||||||||||
1960-1961, Citizens' Research Foundation, reports | |||||||||||||
BOX 63 | Foreign policy issues, includes United Nations press releases on Dominican and Congo situations, 1961-1962 | ||||||||||||
(2 folders) | |||||||||||||
UAW-CIO | |||||||||||||
1944-1945 | |||||||||||||
(2 folders) | |||||||||||||
1945-1946, anti-UAW-CIO propaganda | |||||||||||||
1946-1947 | |||||||||||||
(2 folders) | |||||||||||||
BOX 64 | 1948-1957 | ||||||||||||
(6 folders) | |||||||||||||
1958, including Kohler strike testimony | |||||||||||||
1959 | |||||||||||||
BOX 65 | 1961, includes textile workers' strikes | ||||||||||||
1962-1971 | |||||||||||||
(3 folders) | |||||||||||||
Undated | |||||||||||||
(2 folders) | |||||||||||||
Photocopied clippings in scrapbooks regarding John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers Union, 1935, 1938-1939 See Oversize | |||||||||||||
BOX 66-73 | Miscellany, 1920s-1980 | ||||||||||||
Material reflects Paul Sifton's post-retirement interests; also includes obituary, funeral, and condolence files, photographs, press cards, address files, Sifton family items, Sifton genealogy (Canadian), and other items. | |||||||||||||
Arranged by topic or type of material. | |||||||||||||
BOX 66 | Post-retirement interests [PGS] | ||||||||||||
Plans for Ragged Island, Maine | |||||||||||||
Homes and houses | |||||||||||||
Inventions (new and proposed): "Bubble curtain" and "Electronic Bumblebee" | |||||||||||||
Health aids, especially emphysema | |||||||||||||
Electric wheel | |||||||||||||
BOX 67 | Hydrofoils, pontoons, and amphibious boats | ||||||||||||
Electric cars | |||||||||||||
(3 folders) | |||||||||||||
Batteries | |||||||||||||
Windchargers | |||||||||||||
BOX 68 | Vehicles, alternative | ||||||||||||
(2 folders) | |||||||||||||
Boats | |||||||||||||
(3 folders) | |||||||||||||
BOX 69 | Engines, marine and other | ||||||||||||
(3 folders) | |||||||||||||
Fish, fisheries, and the Third World | |||||||||||||
(3 folders) | |||||||||||||
BOX 70 | Pollution, man, and the environment | ||||||||||||
(3 folders) | |||||||||||||
Fragments, notes | |||||||||||||
(3 folders) | |||||||||||||
BOX 71 | Condolences; other materials | ||||||||||||
1972, obituaries [PFS], New York and Washington, D.C., funeral service, other materials | |||||||||||||
1972, condolences [PFS] | |||||||||||||
(2 folders) | |||||||||||||
1980, obituaries [CGS], Washington, D.C., New York, and Mexico | |||||||||||||
1980, condolences [CGS] | |||||||||||||
(2 folders) | |||||||||||||
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