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Title American Fund for Public Service. Records.

Approximate inclusive dates 1922-1941

Date of receipt 1933-42 (by GRD) 

Received from American Fund transferred from GRD, Dec. 1970

Volume on arrival 94 vols.

Number of boxes (after reboxing) 61 AB

Condition fair to poor. Much yellowed newsprint paper, damage from binding and unbinding, 30% is mounted on both sides of poor quality paper

Restrictions Reader must use microfilm

Description The American Fund for Public Service, Inc., known also as the Garland Fund, was created in 1922 when Charles Garland, son of a Boston millionaire, received his inheritance and decided it use it in support of radical social and economic causes. The endowment of 850,000 dollars was administered by a board of directors chosen from among the most prominent leaders of the labor movement, the Socialist and Communist parties, and civil rights and minority groups. At various times the board included Norman Thomas, Roger Baldwin, Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, James Weldon Johnson, Sidney Hillman, William Z. Foster, Freda Kirchwey, Robert Morss Lovett, Judah Magnes, and Scott Nearing. During its life the Fund gave nearly two million dollars to a variety of left-wing organizations and enterprises including labor unions, cooperatives, schools for workers, radical publications, bail and legal defense funds, and civil liberties, penal reform, and minority rights groups. Nearly every progressive group active between 1922 and 1941 is represented among the Fund's applicants. Among them are the American Civil Liberties Union, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, American Birth Control League, the Brookwood, Commonwealth, and Manumit Labor Colleges, the Rand School of Social Science, the League for Industrial Democracy, such publications as The Daily Worker, New Masses, Liberator, Il Martello, the publishing house, Vanguard Press (which the Fund created), labor unions such as the United Mine Workers, Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, Southern Tenant Farmers Union, and defense committees for the Scottsboro Boys, Sacco & Vanzetti, and Tom Mooney.

The records of the American Fund (1922-41) include internal and external correspondence of members of its board of directors, treasurer, and legal counsel (1922-41); board of directors meeting minutes (1922-41); several committee reports & surveys (1923-39)

Special Formats -Photographs -Maps -Audio Tapes -Films -Graphics -Artifacts -Machine-readable records -Other (list) __________
Temporary catalog card added entries
Labor and laboring classes
Minorities
Socialism
Communism
Garland Fund
Trade unions
Education
Birth control
Endowments
Imperialism
Political prisoners
Civil rights 
Social reformers
Publishers and publishing memoranda and reports on policy (1922-32); auditor's reports (1922-41); lists of appropriations and loans (1922-41); and application files for each individual or organization requesting assistance. [The Fund's published reports on its activities can be found in the General Research Division of the N.Y.P.L.]

The grant and loan application files account for 70% of the collection. These files contain the correspondence of the applicant with the Fund and often a variety of supporting materials such as reports, memoranda, publications, financial records, leaflets, as well as comments by Fund officials regarding the application. The application files are divided into two basic series, Applications Accepted and Applications Refused. Each series is further divided into four time periods: 1922-27; 1928-33; 1934-38; 1939-41. The files of Applications Refused are arranged alphabetically by the name of the applicant for each of the four time periods. In the Applications Accepted series, the files for each time period (except 1934-38) are separated into two subseries, Gifts and Loans, each with its own alphabetical arrangement.

Researchers should note the following ideosyncracies of this collection:
1. There are several mistakes in alphabetization of files which have not been altered in order to preserve the original numbering of the files.
2. Correspondence regarding loans which were eventually cancelled can often be be found in the subseries Gifts.
3. The chronological periods into which files are divided indicate the years during which an appropriation was made or a loan repaid or cancelled. In many cases the correspondence in the files extends beyond the limits of the period indicated.
4. Obsolete volume and file numbers have not been removed from the documents. Please refer to current box and file listings.
5. Reports from grantees which were too lengthly to be included in the application files can be found at the end of the Applications Approved series.
American Fund for Public Service

Microfilm List
Reel 			Box/Content 					Classmark
1			Boxes 1-2 (Correspondence 
			with banks, 1922-1931) 				*ZL-314
2 			Box 2 (Policy, 1922-1929) 
			- Box 3
3 			Boxes 4-6 (Minutes Board of 
			Directors Members, 1926-1929)
4			Box 6 (Minutes Board..., 1930-1941)  
			- Box 8 (Memoranda on Policy of Fund
			After About 10 Years 
5			Box 8 (Auditor's Reports, 1922-1941) 
			- Box 9 (#27, American Civil Liberties Union)
6 			Boxes 9-10
7 			Boxes 11-12 (#14, The Federated Press)
8 			Box 12 (#15, the Federated Press) - Box 13 (#7, 					Industrial Workers of the World)
9 			Box 13 (#8, Injunction Study) - Box 14
10 			Boxes 15-16 (#15, National Women's Trade Union 						League)
11 			Box 16 (#16, The Newark Labor College) - Box 17 					(#17, Pioneer Youth of America)
12 			Box 17 (#18, Pittsburgh Educational from and Labor 					College) - Box 18
13 			Boxes 19-20 (#10, Workers Health Bureau, Oct. 27, 					1926)
14 			Box 20 (Workers Health Bureau, April 1925) - Box 21 					(#30, cooperative Glove Association)
15 			Box 21 (#1, Daily Workers Publishing Co.) - Box 22
16 			Boxes 23-24 (#8, Pioneer Youth of America)
17 			Box 24 (#9, Polish Peoples Publishing Co.) - Box 25 					(No. 4, Brookwood, Inc.)
18 			Box 25 (#5, Brookwood, Inc.) - Box 27 (#3, 						Injunction Study)
19 			Box 27 (#4, International Labor Defense) - Box 29 					(#11, Penn. Federation of labor)
20 			Box 29 (#12, The Peoples Lobby) - Box 30 (Loans, 					1928-1933)
21 			Boxes 31-32 (Jimson Case, 1930)
22 			Box 32 (Jimson Case, 1931) - Box 34
23 			Boxes 35-36
24 			Boxes 37-38
25 			Boxes 39-41
26 			Box 42 (Loans, 1939-1941) - Box 43
27 			Boxes 44-44a
28 			Boxes 44b-45
29 			Boxes 46-47 (#9, Farmer Labor Union News)
30 			Box 47 (#10, Farmers National Council, 1922) - Box 					48 (#30, William Jett Lauck)
31 			Box 48 (#31, Lawrance. Labor) - Box 50 (#41, Mr. 					J.L New...)
32 			Box 50 (#42, The New Orient) - Box 51 (#18, Uptown 					Sinclair)
33 			Box 51 (#19, Single Tax Publishing Co.) - Box 52
34 			Boxes 53-54 (Applications Refused, 1928-1933)
35			Boxes 55-56
36			Boxes 57-59

AMERICAN FUND FOR PUBLIC SERVICE, 1922-41

Box 1		Correspondence with Members of the Board of Directors, 1923-33

Roger Baldwin
H.H. Broach
Robert W. Dunn
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
William Z. Foster
Lewis S. Gannett
Benjamin Gitlow
Clinton S. Golden
Sidney Hillman
James Weldon Johnson
Freda Kirchwey
Robert Morss Lovett
Mary McDowell
Judah Magnes
Clarina Michelson
Scott Nearing
Norman Thomas
Harry F. Ward
Leo Wolman
Walter Nelles, Counsel

		Correspondence regarding handling of Fund, 1922-23
		Correspondence with Charles Garland, 1922-32
		Correspondence with James A. Parker, 1922-24
Box 2		Correspondence with Bankers Trust Co., 1922-23
Correspondence with Bank of Manhattan Co., 1922
Correspondence with Amalgamated Bank of Chicago, 1925-26
Correspondence with Amalgamated Bank of New York, 1923-31
Policy, 1922-29
Letters of Criticism, 1925
Correspondence with Treasurer (Morris Ernst), 1923-29
Box 3 	Correspondence with Treasurer (Morris Ernst), 1930-33
Correspondence with Members of Board of Directors, 1934-41
Correspondence with Mr. Garland, 1935-41
Correspondence with Amalgamated Bank, 1931-41
Box 4 	General Correspondence, 1922-41 (alphabetical)
Box 5 	Board of Directors Meeting Minutes, 1922-25
Box 6 	Board of Directors Meeting Minutes, 1926-41
Box 7 	Committee Reports and Surveys (with related correspondence)
		Survey of Enterprises in Liberal, Labor and Radical Movements in the 		U.S. by Roger Baldwin and Stuart Chase, 1923-24
		Survey of Workers Education, reports, questionnaires, 1923-25
		Committee on Civil Liberties and Defense, 1929
		Committee on Negro Work, 1929
		Committee on Research & Publications, 1929
		Anti-Imperialism Committee, 1929
		Committee on Organizing the Unorganized, 1929
		Committee on Workers Education, 1929
		Committee on Other Fields, 1929
		Committee on Farm Organization, 1936-39
Box 8 	Report for the First Six Months of Operation, July 1922-Jan. 31, 1923
		Memorandum on Policy of Fund After About 10 Years of Operation by 		Roger Baldwin
		Auditor's Reports, 1922-41
		Cumulative list of appropriations to various organizations to June 		30, 1941
		Cumulative list of loans to various organizations to June 30, 1941
		Public Relations file, 1922-41

APPLICATIONS APPROVED, 1922-41

Gifts, 1922-27
Box 9 	A
Box 10 	B
Box 11 	C
Box 12 	D - G
Box 13 	I - J
Box 14 	L
Box 15 	M - National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
Box 16 	National Child - 0
Box 17 	P
Box 18 	R - Se
Box 19 	So - Wh
Box 20 	Wo - Z

Loans, 	1922-27 (includes only correspondence on loans repaid or cancelled before Jan. 1, 1933)
Box 21 	A - H
Box 22 	I - Mid
Box 23 	Min - N
Box 24 	O - W

Gifts, 1928-33

Box 25 	B - Brookwood (General)
Box 26 	Brookwood (Special) - G
Box 27 	I - J
Box 28 	L - New Masses
Box 29 	New York - W

Loans, 	1928-33 (includes only correspondence on loans repaid or cancelled before Jun. 30, 1934)
Box 30 	A - I
Box 31 	L - U
Box 32 	Bail Funds

Gifts & Loans, 1934-38

Box 33 	A - B
Box 34 	C
Box 35 	D - International Labor
Box 36 	International Ladies - National Association
Box 37 	National Committee - Sh
Box 38 	So - W

Gifts, 	1939-41
Box 39 	A - Southern Organizing
Box 40 	Southern Tenant - United Cannery (1939)
Box 41 	United Cannery (1940) - V

Loans, 1939-41
Box 42 	A - E
Box 43 	F - L
Box 44 	M - Z

Reports from Grantees

Box 44a 	Economic Penetration of Central America by William Jett Lauck 			Imperialism Studies, 1924 appropriation
		An Outline of Workshop Economics for Textile Workers a syllabus for 		study classes by Benjamin W. Barkas, Labor College of Philadelphia 		1926 appropriation
		The Case of the Pullman Porter Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters 		appropriations 1925-28
		digest of The Case of the Pullman Porter
Box 44b 	Report to the Joint Committee Supervising the Expenditures of the 		1930 Appropriation by the American Fund for Public Service to the 		N.A.A.C.P.
		also N.A.A.C.P. annual reports, 1931-35

APPLICATIONS REFUSED, 1922-41

Applications Refused, 1922-27
Box 45 	A - Br
Box 46 	Bu - C
Box 47 	D - Ha
Box 48 	He - Li
Box 49 	L1 - National
Box 50 	Natu - Pe
Box 51 	Ph - Th
Box 52 	To - Workers
Box 53 	Working - Z

Applications Refused, 1928-33
Box 54 	A - F1
Box 55 	Fo - So
Box 56 	Sp - Z

Applications Refused, 1934-38
Box 57 	A - I
Box 58 	J - W

Applications Refused, 1939-41
Box 59 	A - Z

AMERICAN FUND FOR PUBLIC SERVICE, 1922-1941

List of organizations receiving/not receiving grants Boxes 9-59

APPLICATIONS, FAVORABLY ACTED UPON

GIFTS
1922-1927
A

Box 9
1. Amalgamated Association of Street & Electric Railway Employees
2. Amalgamated Association of Street & Electric Railway Employees
3. Amalgamated Textile Workers of Passaic & Patterson
4. American Birth Control League
5. American Birth Control League
6. American Birth Control League
7. American Birth Control League
8. American Birth Control League
9. American Birth Control League
10. American Civil Liberties Union
11. American Civil Liberties Union
12. American Civil Liberties Union
13. American Civil Liberties Union
14. American Civil Liberties Union
15. American Civil Liberties Union
16. American Civil Liberties Union
17. American Civil Liberties Union
18. American Civil Liberties Union
19. American Civil Liberties Union
20. American Civil Liberties Union
21. American Civil Liberties Union
22. American Civil Liberties Union
23. American Civil Liberties Union
24. American Civil Liberties Union (So. Calif. Branch)
25. American Civil Liberties Union (So. California Branch)
26. American Civil Liberties Union (So. California Branch)
27. American Civil Liberties Union (Southern California Branch)
28. American Civil Liberties Union (Southern California Branch)
29. American Civil Liberties Union (Southern California Branch)
30. American Civil Liberties Union (Northern California Branch)
31. American Committee for Chinese Relief
32. American Committee for Labor Service
33. American Federation of Teachers

B 

Box 10
1. Brookwood
2. Brookwood
3. Brookwood
4. Brookwood
5. Brookwood
6. Brookwood
7. Brookwood
8. Brookwood
9. Brookwood
10. Brookwood
11. Brookwood
12. Brookwood
13. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters >
14. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters > See also Box 44a
15. Boston Trade Union College
16. Boston Trade Union College
17. Brockton District Shoe Workers Union
18. Brockton District Shoe Workers Union
19. Bureau of Industrial Research

C 
Box 11
1. Central Labor Union of Salem, Mass.
2. Central Labor Union of Salem, Mass.
3. Central Labor Union of Salem, Mass.
4. Central Labor Union of Salem, Mass.
5. Central Labor Union of Salem, Mass.
6. Central Labor Union of Salem, Mass.
7. Central Trades & Labor Council
8. Centralia Publicity Committee
9. Centralia Publicity Committee
10. China Monitor
11. City Committee Socialist Party
12. Jacon Cohen, Editor Memphis Labor Review
13. Colorado & Wyoming State Federations of Labor
14. Colorado & Wyoming State Federations of Labor
15. Colorado & Wyoming State Federations of Labor
16. Committee on Militarism in Education
17. Committee on Militarism in Education
18. Committee on Militarism in Education
19. Committee on Militarism in Education
20. Commonwealth College
21. Commonwealth College
22. Commonwealth College
23. Commonwealth College
24. Conference on Southern Textile Mills
25. Cooperative Glove Association
26. Cooperative League of America
27. Cooperative League of America
28. The Crisis
29. Culture Obrera

D
Box 12
1. Daily Worker
2. Daily Worker
3. Daily Worker
4. Daily Worker
5. Daily Worker
6. Denver Labor College
7. Denver Labor College
8. Denver Labor College
9. Emergency Committee for Strikers Relief
10. Emergency Committee for Strikers Relief
11. Equity Printing Co. and Industrial Workers of the World (see Loans)
12. Federal Labor Union of St. Thomas, Virgin Islands
13. The Federated Press
14. The Federated Press
15. The Federated Press
16. The Federated Press
17. The Federated Press
18. The Federated Press
19. The Federated Press
20. The Federated Press
21. The Federated Press
22. The Federated Press
23. The Federated Press
24. The Federated Press
25. The Federated Press
26. Fellowship of Youth for Peace
27. General Defense Committee
28. General Defense Committee
29. General Defense Committee
30. General Defense Committee
31. General Defense Committee (California Branch)
32. General Defense Committee (So. Calif. Branch)
33. General Relif Committee, National Textile Workers Union
34. Greco-Carillo Defense Committee

I-J 
Box 13
1. Il Martello
2. Il Nuovo Mondo
3. Il Nuovo Mondo
4. Imperialism Studies
5. Imperialism Studies
6. Industrial Pioneer
7. Industrial Workers of the World, Wayne, Alberta, Canada.
8. Injunction Study
9. Injunction Study
10. International Committee for Political Prisoners
11. International Labor Defense
12. International Labor Defense
13. International Labor Defense
14. International Labor Defense
15. Investment Bankers Study
16. Joint Amnesty Committee.

L 
BOX 14

1. Labor Age
2. Labor Age
3. Labor Age
4. Labor Age
5. The Labor Bureau, Inc.
6. The Labor Bureau, Inc.
7. The Labor Bureau, Inc.
8. Labor Defense Council
9. Labor Defense Council (England)
10. Ladies Auxiliary International Association of Machinists
11. Ladies Auxiliary International Association of Machinists
12. William Jett Lauck
13. William Jett Lauck
14. William Jett Lauck
15. League for Industrial Democracy
16. League for Industrial Democracy and American Civil Liberties Union
17. League for Industrial Democracy and/American Civil Liberties Union
18. League for Industrial Democracy
19. League for Industrial Democracy
20. League for Industrial Democracy
21. League for Industrial Democracy
22. League for Industrial Democracy
23. League for Industrial Democracy
24. League for Industrial Democracy
25. League for Industrial Democracy
26. League for Industrial Democracy
27. The Liberator Missing From Film
28. Judge Ben Lindsey Missing From Microfilm
29. List of Radicals Missing From Microfilm

M 
Box 15
1. Macklem Case
2. Mahler Case
3. Manumit
4. Manumit
5. Manumit
6. Manumit
7. Manumit
8. The Messenger
9. The Messenger
10. Midland Empire Cooperative Publishing Co.
11. Minneapolis Federation of Teachers
12. Missouri State Federation of Labor
13. The Modern School
14. The Modern School
15. The Modern School
16. Mooney-Billings Case

N - O 
1. National Association for Child Development
2. National Association for Child Development
3. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
4. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
5. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
6. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
7. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
8. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

Box 16
9. National Child Labor Committee
10. National Consumers League
11. National Consumers League
12. National Urban League
13. National Women's Trade Union League of America
14. National Women's Trade Union League
15. National Women's Trade Union League
16. Newark Labor College
17. The New Leader
18. The New Masses
19. The New Masses
20. The New Masses
21. The New Student
22. The New Student
23. New York Call & New York Leader
24. New York Call & New York Leader
25. Northern States Cooperative League
26. Northwestern University & Garrett Biblical Institute Students
27. Optional Military Drill League

P - Q 
Box 17
1. Paper Box Makers Union
2. Passaic Central Labor Union
3. Passaic Strike
4. Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
5. Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
6. Pennsylvania System Federation #90
7. Pennsylvania System Federation #90
8. Peoples Reconstruction League
9. Personal Service Fund
10. Philadelphia Labor College
11. Philadelphia Labor College
12. Philadelphia Labor College
13. Philadelphia Labor College
14. Philadelphia Labor College
15. Pioneer Youth of America
16. Pioneer Youth of America
17. Pioneer Youth of America
18. Pittsburgh Educational Forum & Labor College
19. Polish Peoples Publishing Co.
20. Political Prisoners Defense & Relief Committee
21. Portland Labor College
22. Portland Labor College
23. Portland Labor College
24. Power Publishing Company
25. Progressive Library of West Philadelphia.

Box 18
Radical Library of Philadelphia
Radio Broadcasting Station
Rand School Book Store
Rand School of Social Science
Rand School of Social Science (Research Dept.)
Rochester Labor College
Russian Studies
Sacco-Vanzetti Defense Committee
St. Paul Trades and labor Assembly
Seattle Labor College
Seattle Union Record

Box 19
Southern Summer School for Women Workers In Industry
Speakers Service Bureau
The Teachers Union
Trade Union Committee for Organizing Negro Workers
Trade Union Educational League
United Front Textile Workers (Passaic, N.J.)
United Mine Workers (various districts, locals)
Union Health Center
Vanguard Press
Vatjauer Case
Virgin Island Committee
Wabash System Federation Shop Crafts #13
Who's Who in the American Labor Movement

Box 20
Women's International League for Peace and Freedom
Woman's Trade Union League (N.Y.C.)
Work People's College
Workers Health Bureau
The Workers School
The World Tomorrow
World War Veterans
Wyoming State Conference, Methodist Church
Young Workers League of America

LOANS
1922 - 1927
(Includes only correspondence on loans repaid or cancelled before Jan. 1, 1933)
A - C 

Box 21
1. Agricultural Workers Industrial Union #110
2. Agricultural Workers Industrial Union #110
3. Agricultural Workers Industrial Union #110
4. Amalgamated Center of Philadelphia
5. American Civil Liberties Union
6. American Civil Liberties Union
7. American Civil Liberties Union & League for Industrial Democracy
8. American Civil Liberties Union
9. American Civil Liberties Union
10. American Civil Liberties Union
11. American Civil Liberties Union
12. American Civil Liberties Union
13. American Civil Liberties Union (No. California Branch) *****
14. American Student Delegation to Russia
15. April Farm
16. Brooklyn Urban League
17. Brooklyn Urban League
18. Brooklyn Urban League
19. Brookwood, Inc.,
20. Brookwood, Inc.
21. Brookwood, Inc.
22. Brookwood, Inc.
23. Building Construction Workers Industrial Union #330
24. Civic Club
25. Civic Club
26. Committee on Militarism in Education (*****)
27. Commonwealth College (*****)
28. Consumers Cooperative Housing Association
29. Cooperative Central Exchange
30. Cooperative Glove Association (*****)

D - H 
1. Daily Worker Publishing Company
2. Daily Worker Publishing Company
3. Daily Worker Publishing Company
4. Daily Worker Publishing Company
5. Equity Printing Company (*****)
6. Federal Labor Union of St. Thomas, Virgin Islands.(*****)
7. General Defense Committee
8. General Defense Committee
9. General Defense Committee
10. General Relief Committee/National Textile Workers Union, Passaic, N.J. (*****)
11. Greco & Carillo Defense Committee
12. House of the Masses

I - J 
Box 22
1. Industrial Workers of the World and Equity Printing Company
2. Industrial Workers of the World and Equity Printing Company
3. Industrial Workers of the World and Equity Printing Company
4. International Committee for Political Prisoners
5. International Labor Defense
6. International Labor Defense
7. International Labor Defense
8. International Publishers
9. Jimmie Higgins Book Shop

K - M 
1. Labor Age -see Gifts
2. Labor Age
3. Labor Age
4. Labor Age
5. Labor Bureau, Inc.
6. Labor Defense Council (N.Y.C.)
7. Labor Defense Council (Chicago)
8. League for Industrial Democracy
9. League for Mutual Aid
10. League for Mutual Aid
11. League for Mutual Aid
12. League for Mutual Aid
13. Liberator (see Gifts)
14. Manumit School
15. Messenger Publishing Company
16. Messenger Publishing Company
17. Messenger Publishing Company
18. Messenger Publishing Company
19. Messenger Publishing Company
20. Midland Empire Cooperatire Publishing Association (see Gifts)

Box 23
21. ***** Daily Star
22. Mohegan Colony

N 
1. National Association for Child Development
2. National Association for Child Development
3. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
4. National Bail Fund
5. National, New York and Brooklyn Urban Leagues
6. National Consumers League
7. National Society of Penal Information
8. National Society of Penal Information
9. National Society of Penal Information
10. National Society of Penal Information
11. National Society of Penal Information
12. National Society of Penal Information
13. National Society of Penal Information
14. National Society of Penal Information
15. National Society of Penal Information
16. National Society of Penal Information
17. Naturalization Aid League
18. Naturalization Aid League
19. Naturalization Aid League
20. New Leader
21. New Leader
22. New York Call- see Gifts
23. New York Call- see Gifts
24. New York Call Printing Co.

O - P
Box 24
1. Oklahoma Leader
2. Paper Box Makers Union (see Gifts)
3. Passaic Strike
4. Pennsylvania System Federation #90 see Gifts
5. Pennsylvania System Federation #90
6. Philadelphia Labor College
7. Pioneer Youth of America
8. Pioneer Youth of America
9. Polish Peoples Publishing Company
10. Power Publishing Company see Gifts
11. Progressive Library of West Philadelphia

R - Z 
1. Rand School Book Store
2. Rand School Book Store
3. Rand School of Social Science
4. Rochester Labor College
5. Sacco-Vanzetti Defense Committee
6. Sacco-Vanzetti Defense Committee- see Gifts
7. Provisional Committee for Calling Sacco-Vanzetti Conference
8. Searchlight Publishing Company
9. Seattle Union Record - see Gifts
10. Shoe Workers Protective Union
11. Camp Tamiment
12. Trade Union Educational League - see Gifts
13. United Mine Workers of America, Westmoreland County see Gifts
14. United Mine Workers of America, District #2
15. Village Cooperative Laundry
16. Village Cooperative Laundry
17. Virgin Islands Committee
18. Welfare League Association
19. Welfare League Association
20. Welfare League Association
21. Welfare League Association
22. Women's International League for Peace & Freedom
23. Workers Defense Union
24. Workers Defense Union
25. World Tomorrow see Gifts

GIFTS
1928-1933
A
BOX 25
1. Affiliated Summer Schools
2. All-American Anti-Imperialist League
3. American Birth Control League
4. American Civil Liberties Union
5. American Civil Liberties Union
6. American Civil Liberties Union
7. American Civil Liberties Union
8. American Civil Liberties Union (Penn. Branch)
9. American Indian Defense Committee
10. American Student Delegation to Russia
11. Anti-Imperialist League of America

B
1. Baltimore Labor College
2. Brotherhood of sleeping Car Portars
3. Brookwood - General - 1928-29
4. Brookwood - General - 1929-30
5. Brookwood - General - 1930-31
6. Brookwood - General - 1931-32
7. Brookwood - General - 1932-33

BOX 26
8.  Brookwood - Special
9.  Brookwood - Special
10. Brookwood - Special
11. Brookwood - Special

C - G
1. Centralia Publicity Committee
2. Centralia Publicity Committee
3. Centralia Cases - Washing Conciliation Committee
4. Colorado Committee for Promotion of Workers Education
5. Committee on Goal and Giant Power
6. Committee on Goal and Giant Power
7. Conference for Progressive Labor Action
8. Conference for Progressive Labor Action
9. Conference for Progressive Labor Action
10. Emergency Committee for Strikers Relief
11. Federated Press - 1928-29
12. Federated Press - 1929-30
13. Federated Press - 1930-31
14. Federated Press - 1931-32
15. Federated Press - Special
16. Federated Press - Shields-Dowell
17. Federated Press - Shields-Lowell
18. Full Fashioned Hosiery Workers Union
19. General Defense Committee
20. General Defense Committee

D
BOX 27
1. Il Martello Book Store
2. Independent Shoe Workers Union
3. Injunction Study
4. International Labor Defense
5. International Labor Defense
6. International Labor Defense
7. International Labor Defense
8. International Labor Defense
9. International Labor Defense
10. International Labor Defense
11. International Labor Defense
12. Imperialism Studies
13. Imperialism Studies
14. " ".

J - M 
1. Joint Committee United Textile Workers and Associated Silk Workers, Paterson, N.J. 
2. Labor Age
3. Labor Age
4. Labor College of Philadelphia
5. Labor Research Association
6. Labor Research Association
7. League for Industrial Democracy
8. League for Industrial Democracy
9. League for Industrial Democracy
10. League for Industrial Democracy, Chicago office.
11. League for Mutual Aid
12. Manumit
13. Marine Workers League
14. Mooney Molders Defense Committee

Box 29
N-P
1. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
2. National Mooney-Billings Committee
3. National Textile Workers Union
4. The New Masses
5. The New Masses
6. New York ***** Mooney ***** Committee
7. Northern California Mooney-Billings Committee
8. Paper Box Makers Union
9. Pennsylvania Civil Liberties Union
10. Pennsylvania Civil Liberties Committee
11. Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
12. Peoples Lobby
13. Peoples Lobby
14. Pioneer Youth of America
15. Pittsburgh Labor College

R - Z
1. Rand School of Social Science
2. Revolutionary Age
3. Russian Studies
4. Seattle Labor College
5. Seattle Labor College
6. Southern Summer School for Women Workers in Industry 1928-29
7. Southern Summer School for Women Workers in Industry 1929-30
8. Southern Summer School for Women Workers in Industry 1930-31
9. Vanguard Press (Wesley Book)
10. Vanguard Press (*****)
11. Washington Conciliation Committee *****
12. WEVD - Debs Memorial Radio Station
13. Workers International Relief
14. Workers Library Publishers
15. Workers School

LOANS
1928-1933

(Includes only correspondence on loans repaid or cancelled before June 30, 1934)

A - H
Box 30
1. American Civil Liberties Union
2. American Student Delegation to Russia
3. Associated Textiles, Inc.
4. Committee on Militarism in Education
5. The Crisis.

I - M
1. Il Martello Book Store *****
2. Independent Shoe Workers Union -see Gifts
3. International Labor Defense *****
4. International Labor Defense *****

Box 31
5. Labor Defense Council *****
6. William Jett Lauck
7. William Jett Lauck
8. League for Mutual Aid -see Gifts

N - Z
1. New Masses *****
2. Northern California Committee for Pardon of Mooney and Billings. - see Gifts
3. Russian Reconstruction Farms
4. Russian Reconstruction Farms
5. Seattle Union Record
6. United Mine Workers of America
7. Unity House

Bail Funds
Box 32

1. Surety Company Bail Fund
2. Cash Bail Fund
3. Correspondence regarding Jimison suit for recovery of cash bail put up in Gastonia cases.
***** Miscellaneous depositions, etc.

GIFTS AND LOANS
1934 - 1938
Box 33
1. Agricultural Workers Union of Alabama
2. Alabama Farmers Union - Districts 7 & 8
3. American Civil Liberties Union
4. American Committee for the Protection of Foreign Born.
5. American League Against War and Fascism
6. American Shoe Workers Protective Union, Inc.
7. Brookwood, Inc.
8. Brookwood, Inc.
9. Brookwood, Inc.
10. Brookwood, Inc.
11. Brookwood, Inc.
12. Burlington Defense Committee

Box 34
1. Commonwealth College
2. Commonwealth College
3. Commonwealth College
4. Commonwealth College
Box 35
5. Daily Worker Publishing Company
6. Farm Research, Inc.
7. Farm Research, Inc.
8. Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America

1. Farmers National Committee, for Action
   Farmers National Weekly
   National Committee for Unity of Agricultural & Rural Workers
2. Farmers National Committee for Action
   Farmers National Weekly
   National Committee for Unity of Agricultural & Rural Workers.
3. Farmers National Committee for Action
   Farmers National Weekly
4. Farmers National Committee for Action
5. Farmers National Committee for Action
6. Farmers Unity Council
7. Il Nuovo Mondo
8. International Labor Defense *****
Box 36
9. International Ladies Garment Workers Union

GIFTS AND LOANS
1934-1938

1. Mooney Case
2. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. *****
3. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
4. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
5. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.

Box 37 
1. National Committee for Unity of Agricultural and Rural Workers
2. National Committee for Unity of Agricultural and Rural Workers
3. National Farm Holiday News
4. National Textile Workers Union (New Bedford Local)
5. New Republic
6. Newark Ledger Strike
7. Novy Mir
8. Pennsylvania Farmers Union
9. Revolutionary Age
10. Sharecroppers Film Committee
11. Sharecroppers Union

AMERICAN FUND FOR PUBLIC SERVICE, INC.
APPLICATIONS FAVORABLY ACTED UPON
GIFTS AND LOANS
1834t - 1938

GIFTS AND LOANS
1934 - 1938

Box 38
1. Southern Farm Leader
2. Southern Tenant Farmers Union
3. Southern Tenant Farmers Union
4. Southern Tenant Farmers Union
5. Southern Tenant Farmers Union
6. Southern Organizing Committee - Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union
7. John Spivak
8. United Cannery, Agricultural, Packing and Allied Workers of America.
9. United Anthracite Miners of Pennsylvania
   Vanguard Press - sec Gifts 1939-*****
10. Who's Who in the American Labor Movement.

GIFTS, 1939 - 41
Box 39 
Equity Printing Co. and I.W.W. - see *****
Farm Research, Inc. - 1939
Farm Research, Inc. - 1940
Farm Research, Inc. - 1941
Farmers Unity Council - 1939
Farmers Unity Council - Lemuel Harris - 1940
Furriers Joint Board - see *****
International Pamphlets
International Publishers
International Labor Defense - see *****
Lenox Building - William Jett Lauck - see *****
Oklahoma Leader - see *****
Scottsboro Defense Committee see *****
Southern Organizing Committee (Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America) - 1939
Southern Organizing Committee (Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America) - 1940
Box 40 Southern Tenant Farmers Union - 1939
Southern Tenant Farmers Union - 1940
Theater Union - see *****
United Cannery, Agricultural, Packing and Allied Workers of America - 1939
Box 41 United Cannery, Agricultural, Packing and Allied Workers of America - 1940
Vanguard Press (1931-40)

LOANS
1939 - 1941

A - E 
Box 42
1. American Student Delegation to Russia
2. Bail Fund
3. Eastman, Ma*****
4. East Side Educational Center
5. Equity Printing Company

F - L 
Box 43
1. Furriers Joint Board
2. International Labor Defense *
3. Lenox Building - William Nett Lauck

M - Z 
Box 44
1. Manumit School
2. Oklahoma Leader
3. Scottsboro Defense Committee
4. Theatre Union
5. Vanguard Press (see Gifts, 1939 - 1941)

APPLICATIONS REFUSED
1922 - 1927

Box 45 
A-B 
1. Abraham Lincoln Center
2. Lionel Adams
3. African Blood Brotherhood
4. Agricultural Mechanical and Normal School
5. Agricultural Workers Industrial Union #110, I.W.W.
6. All America Anti-Imperialist League
7. Amalgamated Clothing Workers, Buffalo Joint Board
8. Amalgamated Metal Workers of America
9. Amalgamated Public Service Workers Union
10. Amalgamated Textile Workers
11. American Association for the Advancement of Atheism
12. American Association for Old Age Security
13. American Association of Engineers
14. American Association of Plumbers Helpers
15. American Birth Control League
16. American Civil Liberties Union
17. American Civil Liberties Union
18. American Civil Liberties Union (So. California Branch)
19. American Federation of Teachers
20. American Federation of Teachers
21. American Labor Monthly
22. American Laboratory Theatre
23. American Land Service
24. American Mission to Lepers
25. American Negro Labor Congress
26. American Labor Publishing Associates
27. American Shoe Workers Protective Union
28. American Sociological Society
29. American Student Delegation to Russia
30. The American Vanguard
31. Garland Anderson
32. Arbitration Society of America
33. Associated Technical Engineers
34. Association for the Study of Negro Life & History, Inc.
35. Association for the Study of Negro Life & History, Inc.
36. Atlanta School of Social Work
37. Avanti Publishing Company
38. John Baer
39. Powhattan Bagnall
40. Bakery & Confectionary Workers International Union
41. Barbados Memorial Fund Association.
42. Bermunkas
43. The Berry Schools
44. The Bethesda Society
45. Edward Hale Bierstadt
46. Big Brother & Sister Foundation
47. Bruce Bliven
48. Prof. Franz Boas
49. Boston School of Social Science
50. Boston School of Social Science
51. Boston Trade Union College
52. Boston Women's Trade Union League
53. Boston Women's Trade Union League
54. Boston Women's Trade Union League
55. Samuel Bottomly
56. Bookkeepers, Stenographers and Accountants Union
57. Brockton District Shoe Workers Union
58. Broad Street Hospital
59. Bronx Modern School
60. Brooklyn Urban League
61. Rachel Brooks
62. Brookwood, Inc.
63. Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America
64. Brotherhood of Railway & Steamship Clerks
65. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
66. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
67. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
68. Ethelred Brown
69. William Thurston Brown
70. Brownsville Labor Lyceum
71. Bulletin Publishing Company
72. Bryn Mawr
73. Bryn Mawr Summer School for Women Workers in Industry
74. Building Trades Union Cooperative Construction & Housing Council, Inc.
75. Bureau of Educational Experiments.
76. Bureau of Industrial Research

C - E 28
1. Fay Campbell
2. Stuart Chase
3. Chicago Cooperative Book Stores
4. Chicago Federation of Labor Radio Broadcasting Association
5. Children's University School
6. Citizen Publishing Company
7. City & Country School
8. City & Country School
9. City & Country School
10. Civic Club
11. A.C. Clark
12. College Life
13. Colorado Labor Advocate
14. Columbia River Fisherman's Cooperative Packers
15. Walter M. Cook
16. Commission on Interracial Cooperation
17. Committee on Rural Health & Medical Service
18. Chicago Arbeiter Zeitung Publishing Co.
19. Mabel Choate
20. Joe M. Coldwell
21. Committee on Zeigler Defendants
22. Committee on Militarism in Education
23. Commonwealth College
24. Commonwealth College
25. Commonwealth Service Co.
26. Community Progressive Painters
27. The Community Committee
28. Community Service
29. Community Service
30. Consumerized Homes Cooperative, Inc.
31. Consumerized Homes Cooperative, Inc.
32. Continental Drop Forge & Machine Co.
33. Rose Harris Cooper
34. Cooperative Bakery
35. Cooperative Central Exchange
36. Cooperative Educational Institute
37. Cooperative Kustarni Distributors
38. Cooperative League of America
39. Cresco Cooperators
40. Cooperative Residence Association
41. Frank Crosswaith & George Schuyler

Box 47
42. Daily Worker
43. Daily Worker
44. Daily Worker
45. Daily Worker
46. Dawn Publishing Co.
47. Daytona Normal & Industrial Institute
48. Agnes de Lima
49. Gust de Muynek
50. Lydia de Vilbis
51. District Finnish Federation of New England & New York.
52. Draftsmen's Organization
53. East Harlem Health Center
54. Fred Eastman
55. B. Wentworth Emmons
56. "Equal Rights"
57. Equity Printing Company
58. C. Telford Erickson
59. Eteenpain Cooperative Society
60. Exhibit on Friendship between Nations
61. Sam Evans

F - J 
1. The Fabian Society
2. Fairhope Summer School
3. Fairhope Summer School
4. Fairhope Summer School
5. Fairhope Summer School
6. Fairhope Adolescents College
7. James Faller
8. Fargo Labor Temple Association
9. Farmer Labor Union News
10. Farmers National Council
11. Farmers National Council
12. Farmers National Council
13. Farmers National Council
14. Federated Press
15. Federated Press
16. Federated Press
17. Fellowship of Youth for Peace
18. Ferrer School
19. Finnish Federation of Massachusetts & N.Y. Districts
20. Eleanor Fitzgerald
21. Felix Frankfurter
22. Freeman Associates
23. Freethinkers Society of N.Y.
24. Frei Arbeiter Stimme
25. Frei Arbeiter Stimme
26. Frei Arbeiter Stimme
27. E.J. Friedrich
28. Friends of Freedom for India
29. Gale Book Shop
30. General Defense Committee
31. General Defense Committee
32. General Defense Committee
33. General Defense Committee
34. Elizabeth Gilman
35. H.F. Gittens
36. God of Vengeance Case
37. Hon. T. Alan Goldsborough
38. Mrs. Esther Lowe Gordon
39. W.J. Gould
40. Green Cross Society
41. Greenwich House
42. Greer Club Association
43. Ernest Gruening
44. Lynn Haines
45. William J. Harding & Jack Shannon
46. Harlem Socialist Educational Center
47. Harlem Socialist Educational Center
48. Fred J. Haskins

Box 48
49. Health Foundation Center
50. Edwin B. Hill
51. Hispanic American Historical Review
52. Mr. C.E. Holt
53. N.M. Hopkins
54. Prince Hopkins
55. House of the Masses
56. Houston Industrial Training School
57. Louis G. Hummel
58. Dorothy Hunt
59. Il Martello
60. Il Nuovo Mondo
61. Il Proletario
62. India Freedom Foundation, Inc.
63. India Freedom Foundation, Inc.
64. The Industrialist
65. The Industrial Worker
66. The Industrial Worker
67. Industrial Workers of the World
68. Industrial Workers of the World
69. Industrial Workers of the World
70. Industrial Arts Cooperative
71. International Association of Machinists
72. International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths, Drop Forgers & Helpers,
73. International Committee for Amalgamation in the Railroad Industry.
74. International Free Trade League
75. International Labor Defense
76. International Progressive Alteration & Paperhangers Union
77. International Publishing Association
78. International Society for Crippled Children
79. International Workers Aid
80. The Irish People
81. The Italian Chamber of Labor
82. Harry A. Jackson
83. Frederick A. Johnson
84. Joint Amnesty Committee
85. A.E. Jury

K - M 

1. Katy Ferguson House
2. J.W. Kaufman
3. Kensington Workmen's Cooperative League
4. George W. Kirchwey
5. Daniel Kiefer
6. Kinderland Colony on Sylvan Lake
7. Mrs. Angie V. Kingsley
8. Knitgoods Workers Union
9. Joseph. K. Kusner
10. Kuzbas
11. Charles Kutz
12. Labor Age
13. Labor Age
14. Labor Bulletin
15. The Labor Bureau, Inc.
16. The Labor Bureau, Inc.
17. Labor Defense Council
18. Labor Defense Council
19. Labor Defense Council
20. Labor Film Service, Inc.
21. Labor Publishing Co.
22. Labor Temple School
23. Labor Temple Association
24. Labor Unity
25. The Labor World
26. The Labor World
27. Paul Laidley
28. Jim Larkin
29. William Jett Lauck
30. William Jett Lauck
31. Lawrence Labor
32. League for the Abolition of Capital Punishment
33. The League for Industrial Democracy
34. League for Protection of Oppressed Peoples
35. League of Equity
36. League of Neighbors
37. League of Youth Foundation
38. Leonardo Da Vinci Art School
39. Louis Levine
40. The Liberator
41. Labor Reference Library & Labor Clipping Service
42. Lincoln House
43. Lincoln Square Hall Association
44. Dr. McGavock Lindsley
45. Lithuanian Workers Educational Society
Box 49
46. Llano Cooperative Society
47. Llano Cooperative Society
48. Llano Cooperative Colony
49. Llano Cooperative Colony
50. Llano Cooperative Colony
51. Llano Cooperative Colony
52. Cedric Long
53. Looking Glass Publishing Company
54. W. Walter Ludwig and Wesley H. Maurer
55. Lumber Workers Industrial Union #120
56. E.D. MacDougall
57. M.C.P. Martel
58. John McLaren
59. Manufacturers & Merchants Federal Tax League
60. Manumit
61. Manumit
62. Marine Transport Workers I.U. No. 510
63. Maternity Center Association
64. S.A. Mathiason
65. Metal & Coal Mine Workers Industrial Unions Nos. 210 & 220
66. Metal & Coal Mine Workers Industrial Unions Nos. 210 & 220
67. The Messenger
68. Michigan Federation of Labor
69. Charles Miller
70. Milton Ross Industrial School Foundation
71. Missouri Conference for Social Welfare
72. Missouri Welfare League
73. John Mitchell Life Ins. Co.
74. Modern Sunday School Camp Association
75. The Modern Quarterly
76. R. Momand
77. Money
78. Montana Cooperative Press
79. Moraine Park School

N 
1. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
2. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
3. National Bail Fund
4. National Bureau of Economic Research
5. National Bureau of Information
6. National Child Labor Committee
7. National Child Labor Committee
8. National Consumers League
9. National Consumers League
10. National Consumers League
11. National Committee for Cooperative Banks
12. National Committee for Teaching Citizenship
13. National Council for Protection of Foreign Born Workers
14. National Defenders
15. National Disabled Soldiers League
16. National Disabled Soldiers League
17. National Disabled Soldiers League
18. National Federation of Colored Farmers
19. National Federation of Construction Industries
20. National Kindergarten Association
21. National Illiteracy Crusade
22. National Labor Alliance for Trade Relations & Recognition of Russia
23. National League of Women Workers
24. National Non-Partisan League
25. National Probation Association
26. National Single Tax League
27. National Urban League
28. National Urban League
29. National Urban League
30. National Women's Trade Union League of America

Box 50
31. Naturalization Aid League
32. Naturalization Aid League
33. Dr. Max Nettlau
34. New Age
35. New Age
36. Newark Labor College
37. New Armenia
38. The New Leader
39. Neutral Commission of Investigation into the Causes of the World War.
40. New England Association of Railroad Veterans.
41. Mr. J.L. Newman
42. The New Orient
43. The New Student
44. New York Cancer Association
45. N.Y. Child Labor Association
46. The New Northwest
47. The New Republic
48. The New School of Social Research
49. N.Y. Probation & Protection Association
50. N.Y. State College for Teachers
51. N.Y. Urban League
52. N.Y. Urban League
53. N.Y. Urban League
54. Non-Partisan League of Minnesota
55. The Norfleet Trio
56. North Dakota Non-Partisan League
57. Northern States Cooperative
58. Norristown Cooperative Association
59. Northwest News Syndicate
60. Northwestern University

O - R 
1. Oakland World
2. Joseph J. O'Brien
3. Kate Richards O'Hare
4. Oklahoma Leader
5. Dr. F.S. Onderdonk
6. Raymond O'Neil
7. Open Forum National Council
8. Our House
9. The Pacific Foundation
10. George Parisian
11. Pathfinders of America
12. Kirby Page
13. Peace Colonization Company
14. Harlow Pease
15. Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
16. Pennsylvania System Federation #90
17. Pennsylvania System Federation #90
18. Penn Central Cooperative Association
19. Peoples Credit Union
20. Peoples Forum Speakers Bureau
21. Peoples Educational Camp Society
22. Peoples Legislative Service
23. Peoples Lyceum
24. Peoples Publishing Company
25. Peoples Reconstruction League
26. Peoples Reconstruction League
27. Peoples Reconstruction League
28. Peoples Reconstruction League
29. Elmer Peterson

Box 51
30. Philadelphia Labor College
31. Philadelphia Labor College
32. Philadelphia Labor Institute
33. Philadelphia Labor Institute
34. Wilbur C. Phillips
35. Wilbur C. Phillips
36. The Pittsburgh American
37. Pittsburgh Miners Food Relief Committee
38. Pioneer Youth of America
39. The Playhouse Settlement
40. Poughkeepsie N.Y. Trade & Labor Council
41. Robert E. Price
42. Prison Association of New York
43. Private Soldiers & Sailors Legion
44. Progressive Library of West Philadelphia
45. Progressive Library of West Philadelphia
46. Public Ownership League of America
47. Rand School of Social Science
48. Rand School of Social Science
49. Rand School of Social Science
50. Rand School of Social Science
51. Rand School of Social Science
52. A. Philip Randolph & Chandler Owen
53. Harlan Eugene Read
54. Reading Labor Advocate
55. Reformatory for Women
56. Religion and Labor Bureau
57. Dr. Charles J. Rhoades
58. Rhoadsfield Service
59. Mrs. S.S. Ripley
60. L.R. Robbins
61. Bruce Rogers
62. Jason Rogers
63. Harry E. Rose
64. John M. Ross
65. George Yeisley Rusk
66. Russian Institute of Technology, Inc.

S - U 
1. Sacco Vanzetti Defense Committee
2. Edward St. John
3. H.L. Scaife
4. Scandinavisk-Arbetarnas Bildings for bund
5. A. Minger Schick
6. A.H. Schneer
7. Theodore Schroeder
8. Gustav Schulz
9. Mont Schuyler
10. Scientific Philosophical Journal
11. The Searchlight on Congress
12. The Searchlight on Congress
13. Seattle Union Record
14. Selmene Foundation
15. Upton Sinclair
16. Upton Sinclair
17. Upton Sinclair
18. Single Tax Publishing Co.
20. Snow Hill Normal & Industrial Institute
21. The Social Preparation for the Kingdom of God
22. Socialist Labor Party
23. Socialist Party of California
23. Socialist Review
24. Society of Vagabonds
25. Society of World Wide Unity Workers
26. Solidaridad
28. Southern Cooperative League
29. Spradelnost
30. F.W. Stevens
31. Straight Edge Cooperative School
32. Anna Louise Strong
33. William J.H. Strong
34. William J.H. Strong
35. John Sullivan
36. The Survey Graphic
37. Tacoma Labor Advocate
38. Teachers College
39. Teachers Union
40. The Tempest
41. Textile Industrial Institute
42. Mrs. Edward Thomas

Box 52
43. The Toiler
44. Three Orchards
45. Toronto Labor Lyceum
46. Trade Union Delegation to Russia
46. Trade Union Educational League
47. Trade Union Educational League
48. Union Health Center
49. Union Health Center
50. Union Labor Temple
51. Union Star Publishing Company
52. United Designers of Ladies Wear Industry
53. United Industrial & Commercial University
55. United Mine Workers of America
56. United Mine Workers of America
57. United Mine Workers of America.
58. United States Naval Reserve
59. U.S. Flag Association
60. United Textile Workers of America
61. United Workers Cooperative Association
62. Unity
63. Unity & Justice
64. Universal Mercantile Service
65. University of Wisconsin
66. Upholsterers International Union of North America

V - Z 
1. Vineyard Shore Workers School
2. Visual Education Foundation
3. Voice of Labor
4. Voice of the People
5. Voice of the Worker
6. Voice of the Worker
7. Voluntary Parenthood League
8. Voluntary Parenthood League
9. Washington Trade Union College
10. Der Wecker
11. Gustavus Grerber, M.D.
12. Western Magazine
13. Western Progressive Farmers
14. W.E.V.D. Radio Station
15. Wheeler Defense Committee
16. Charles Whitaker
17. Bouck White
18. Walter White
19. Phillis Wheatley Publishing Co.
20. Cora Williams Institute
21. Women's Clean Government Association
22. Women's International League for Peace & Freedom
23. Women's International League for Peace & Freedom
24. Women's Peace Union of the Western Hemisphere
25. Women's Peace Union of the Western Hemisphere
26. Women's Peace Union of the Western Hemisphere
27. Women's Trade Union League
28. Women's Trade Union League
29. Wonderland
30. Workers Dramatic League
31. Workers Education Bureau
32. Workers Education Association
33. Workers Health Bureau
34. Workers Nursery Association
35. Workers Party of America
36. Workers Party School
37. Work Peoples College
38. Workers Unity Club

Box 53 

39. Workingmen's Cooperative Association
40. Workingman's Educational Institute
41. World Citizenship
42. The World's Comrades a Tribe
43. The World's Comrades a Tribe
44. The World Tomorrow
45. World War Veterans
46. Yale Liberal Club
47. Art Young
48. Yount Peoples Socialist League
49. Young Workers League of America
50. Young Workers League
51. Young Workers League of America
52. Y.M.C.A.
53. James W. Zachary
54. James W. Zachary
55. Professor Hans Zinsser

A - C
Box 54 

1. Adult Education Council
2. Affiliated Schools for Workers
3. Michael Altschuler
4. American Association for Social Security
5. American Birth Control League
6. American Civil Liberties Union
7. American Committee for Relief of Russian Children
8. American Forestry Association
9. American Humane Association
10. American Labor Year Book
11. American Negro Labor Congress
12. Anti Monopoly League
13. American Hospital of Istanbul
14. American Provident Society, Inc.
15. Anti-Monopoly League
16. Associated Colleges
17. Association of Volunteers in Social Science
18. David Algar Bailey
19. Harry Crouse Bennetch
20. Better Plays Incorporated
21. Biblical Seminary in New York
22. Board of Christian Work in Santo Domingo
23. Boy Scouts of America
24. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
25. Brooklyn Bureau of Charities
26. Brookwood
27. Brookwood
28. John Brophy
29. F.H. Brown
30. Cambridge School of Drama
31. R.M. Campbell
32. Caribbean Section - International Labor Defense *****
33. Carolina New College
33b. Centralia Publicity Committee
34. Chicago's Fellowship of Faiths
35. Children's Home Society of Missouri
36. Samuel Chugerman
37. City Affairs Committee of New York
38. Claremont Colleges
39. Felix Cohen
40. Committee on Militarism in Education
41. Commonwealth College
42. Commonwealth Cooperative
43. Community Chest of San Diego
44. Community Councils
45. Community Progressive Painters Union, Inc.
46. Community Progressive Women's Union
47. Congress of Negro Workers
48. Consumers League
49. Cooperative League of America
50. Cooperative League of America
51. Conference for Progressive Labor Action

D - M
1. Daily Worker
2. Rowland G. Davidson
3. W.E.B. DuBois
4. Dumont Nursery School
5. Professor Seba Eldridge
6. Ellis Laboratories
7. Emery Laboratory of Cancer Research
8. Emergency Work Bureau
9. Gertrude Erickson
10. The Equitist
11. Eye Society of America
12. Farmer Labor Party
13. Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America
14. Federated Press
15. Martin Feinstein
16. John B. Flowers
17. Elizabeth Gurley Flynn

Box 55 
18. Foreign Affairs Forum
19. Foreign Affairs Forum
20. Alfred Fortmuller
21. Rothschild Francis
22. Bonchi Friedman
23. Friends of the Soviet Union
23.b. Friendship Foundation.
24. Allen D. Garman
25. Gas Consumers League
26. Miss N.P. Geffrey
27. Gods of Lightning
28. Prof. Felice Guadagni
29. Covington Hall
30. Harlem Cooperating Committee on Relief and Unemployment
31. Highland College
32. Frank C. Hinckley
33. Howard G. Hoffer
34. Herschel Hollingsworth
35. Holyoke Home Information Center, Inc.
36. Housing Association of the City of New York
37. Il Contravveleno
38. Il Nuovo Mondo
39. Il Nuovo Mondo
40. Il Proletario
41. Il Proletario
42. India Press Service
43. Industrial Survey & Research Service
44. Industrial Union League
45. International Labor Defense
46. International Labor Defense
47. International Labor Defense
48. International Publishers
49. International Workers Home Company of Brooklyn, Inc.
50. Institute for Public Service
51. International Association for the Prevention of Blindness
52. I.W.W. Unemployed Union of New York
53. Gardner Jackson
54. Johns Hopkins University
55. Murrell L. Johnson
56. Dr. Irving R. Juster
57. Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Haus Reichsanstalt
58. Count Karolyi
59. John R. Kendrick
60. Kenmore Presbyterian Church
61. Kentucky Female Orphan School
62. Ralph E. Kingsley
63. Labor Age
64. The Labor Sports Union
65. The Lantern
66. Guiseppe Lariccia
67. League for Industrial Democracy
68. League for Industrial Democracy
69. Leagal Aid Society
70. Charles Thornton Libby
71. Llano Cooperative Colony
72. Lincoln University
73. Madison Square Boys Club
74. Manassas Industrial School
75. Manassas Industrial School
76. Manumit School
77. Marine Workers Defense League
78. Mars Hill College
79. Ferguson Marshall
80. Marshall Stillman Movement
81. Donn Marvin
82. Marx-Lenin School
83. Miss Mason's School
84. Donald H. McLaughlin
85. Mental Advancement Society
86. Methodist Episcopal Church
87. The Militant
88. Millinery Hand Workers' Union
89. James M. Montgomery
90. Mothers League

N - Z

1. The Nagpada Neighbourhood House
2. Narcotic Rehabilitation Association, Inc.
3. National Advisory Committee on Illiteracy
4. National Association for the Benefit of Middle Age Employees.
5. National Committee on Maternal Health, Inc.
6. National Farm School
7. National Hungarian Workers School
8. National Miners Relief Committee
9. National Miners Union
10. National Own-A-Home Association
11. National Provisional Committee for the Organization of National
Industrial Auto Workers Union
12. National Urban League
13. The Near East Foundation
14. New Age Artists and Workers Association
15. New England Council of the Goodwill Industries of America, Inc.
16. R.T. Newman
17. New York Child Labor Committee
18. New Yorker Volkszeitung
19. Ray Nufer
20. Oklahoma Foundation for Public Welfare
21. Osborne Association, Inc.
22. Our Lady of the Lake College
23. Park Association of New York City.
24. Paul Quinn College
25. Pax
26. Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
27. Peoples Lobby
28. Peoples Lobby
29. Peoples Lobby
30. Pioneer Youth of America
31. Poet Laureate League of America, Inc.
32. Progressive Education Association
33. Progressive Miners of America
34. Public Ownership League
35. The Physical Examinist
36. Rand School of Social Science
37. Rand School of Social Science
38. Harlan Eugene Reed
39. Revolutionary Age
40. Riverside School
41. Rocky Mountain Fuel Company
42. A.B. Rowe
43. George Yeisley Rusk
44. L.N. Sahu
45. Salvation Army
46. Barkev S. Sanders
47. Searchlight on Congrees
48. Michael B. Scheler
49. Seamen & Longshoremen's Club
50. Seattle Labor College
51. Service League Foundation, Inc.
52. Shady Hill School
53. Shakespeare Guild of America
54. William Allison Shimer
55. Isaac Shorr
56. Laurence Silverberg
57. Dr. Jonas Simon
58. J.W. Slaughter
59. Smith College

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60. Spravedlnost
61. St. John's Guild
62. State Committee for the Repeal of the Criminal Syndicalism Law
63. John H. Stover
64. William J.H. Strong
65. Rose Strunsky
66. Frank Swancara
67. Swenson Nursery Company, Inc.
68. Teachers College
69. M.H. Thatcher
70. Third International Congress of Eugenics
71. Trade Union Workers, Johannesburg, Africa
72. John K. Turton
73. Tuthill School for Boys and Girls, Inc.
74. The United States Society
75. United Workers Cooperative Ass'n
76. Unemployed Union of New York
77. Universal Alliance
78. Valparaiso University
79. Vineyard Shore School
80. Virgin Islands Civic and Industrial Association
81. Virginia Union University
82. Visagraph Institute for the Blind, Inc.
83. Vocational Education Department
84. Wartburg Hospice
85. West Virginia Mine Workers Union
86. Jennings C. Wise
87. Workers Book Store
88. Workers Educational Association
89. Workers International Relief
90. Workers School
91. Workers School
92. Workers School
93. Work Peoples College
94. World Narcotic Defense Association,
95. World Narcotic Defense Association
96. World Narcotic Defense Association
97. Young Negroes Cooperative League
98. Young Worker
99. James W. Zachary

AMERICAN FUND FOR PUBLIC SERVICE, INC.

APPLICATIONS UNFAVORABLY ACTED UPON
1934 - 1938

Box 57
1. Academy of American Poets
2. Advertising Critics
3. Affiliated Schools for Workers
4. Ben Allen
5. American Artists Congress
6. American Bible Society
7. American Birth Control League
8. American Christian Committee for German Refugees
9. American Heart Association
10. American Institute for the Deaf-Blind
11. American League Against War & Fascism
12. American Peoples Schools
13. American Provident Society
14. American Red Cross
15. American Social Hygiene Association
16. American Society for the Hard of Hearing
17. American University
18. Anti-Opium Information Bureau
19. Bags and Baggage
20. Harvey T. Blatchley
21. Blind Broom Exchange
22. Bradley Polytechnic Institute
23. Board of Home Missions
24. Brookwood
25. Prof. Arthur Rowland Burstan
26. Camp Fire Girls
27. Hon. Curry Carter
28. Henry Chafete
29. Chicago City Manager Committee
30. Children's Theatre
31. City Affairs Committee of New York
32. Committee for Relief and Liberation of Victims of Persecution in Europe
33. Committee on College Reading
34. Committee to Open Recreation Centers
35. Constitutional Democracy Association
36. Cooperative Book Club
37. Ellen Cope
38. John B. Daffin
39. Disabled Veterans of the A.E.F. Committee
40. Esperanto Association of North America, Inc.
41. Howard W. Evans
42. Ralph A. Felton
43. John Ferguson
44. Flatbush Boys Club
45. Sarah Lee Fleming
46. Donald K. Freedman
47. George V. Gilbert
48. Julia P. Griffin
49. Harlem Labor Committee
50. George H. Harris
51. Joseph M. Hayden
52. Mount Holyoke College
53. Human Relations, Inc.
54. Jacob E. Hurwitz
55. Illinois Workers Alliance
56. Industrial Home for the Blind
57. International Settlement Scholarship Plan
58. International Student Conference Against War & Fascism
59. William C. Irby

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60. Joint Committee on National Recovery.
61. S. Judson
62. Junior Achievement, Inc.
63. Junior Republic Movement
64. Kentucky Miners Defense Committee
65. Labor Lyceum Association
66. J. Roy Laing
67. Dr. George Lawton
68. League for Industrial Democracy
69. League for the Physically Handicapped
70. League to Abolish Poverty
71. Jessie Lloyd
72; Mary Baldwin College
73. J.G. Mills
74. Claude McKay
75. Jack Miner Migratory Bird Foundation, Inc.
76. Missouri Society for Crippled Children
77. Tom Mooney
78. National Industrial Conference Board
79. National Organization for Public Health Nursing
80. New York League for Hard of Hearing
81. New Theatre League
82. National Gallup Defense Committee
83. National Public Housing Conference
84. National Urban League
85. Alfred Norland
86. Ohio Radio Education Association
87. Osborne Association, Inc.
88. Frank Palmer
89. George Peabody College for Teachers
90. Pennsylvania Unemployed League
91. H.W. Peters
92. Pioneer Youth of America
93. The Poets Guild
94. Political and Labor Bail Fund
95. Public Welfare Association
96. Pure Food Cooperative Grocery Stores, Inc.
97. Roman American Progressive League
98. John M. Ross
99. Social Unit Plan
100. Small Business Association
101. Suffolk University
102. Charles Schwarta
103. Milton Spear
104. W. Mackenzie Stevens
105. Stevens Institute of Technology
106. F.P. Tibbetts
107. E.M. Tisdale
108. J.B. Trader
109. Miss Blanche Weymouth
110. White Collar League of America
111. Miss Pearle C. Wildermuth
112. Hawthorne Winner
113. Woman's International League for Peace & Freedom (Philadelphia)
114. Woman's International League for Peace & Freedom (Washington)
115. World Narcotic Devense Association

APPLICATIONS UNFAVORABLY ACTED UPON

1939 - 1941

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1. Agricultural-Industrial Foundation, Inc.
1a. All States Loyal Bellamy Associates
2. Allen White High School
3. American Guild for German Cultural Freedom, Inc.
3a. Central Labor Union of Boston and Vicinity
4. Children's Shelter of Manhattan, Inc.
5. Christian Mission Service Fellowship
6. Cole, Miss Helen A.
7. Committee to Aid Tenant Organization
7a. Commonwealth College
8. Committee on Citizenship and Naturalization
9. Farmer, Mr. Garland R.
9a. Farmers Educational & Cooperative Union of America
10. French, Mr. Paul Comly
11. Georgia, University of
12. Griffin, Miss Julia
13. Hagglund, Mr. B.C.
14. Hansome, Mr. Marius
15. The Independence Foundation, Inc.
16. Institute for Propaganda Analysis
16a. International Friendship League
17. League for Fair Play, Inc.
17a. National U.S.O. Campaign
17b. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
18. New York League for The Hard of Hearing, Inc.
19. Pan American Trade Committee
20. Savings Bank Life Insurance League
21. Sawsons & Hobbs
22. Three Acres and Security
23. Trader, Jeannette
24. Youth Employment & Vocational Service