Arranged chronologically.
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Philadelphia--Outline for report on Ibsen, [1908-1909], a.n., 9p.
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Philadelphia--Semi-annual statement of Philadelphia Research and Protective Assoc., 1910?, p.d., 4 p.
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[Philadelphia]--"Outline of report," to Phila. Res. and Prot. Assn., [circa 1910], 16 a.p.
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Philadelphia--Ms. notes for course in Social problems, Church House, Phila., 1910 January 26, 8 a.p., 7 ms.p.
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[Philadelphia]--Research material on immigrants, [1909 March 28], 25 t.p., 16 a.p.
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[Philadelphia]--"The protection of immigrants:-a social necessity", 1910 May 3, 3 a.p., [2], 16", [2], 16 t.p.
Ms. outline, with 2 t. copies
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[New York]--"Outline used at 1.) Rainy Day Club, 2.) Bklyn Training School," on the Consumer's League, 1911?, 9, 2, 7, 2 a.p.
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[Yonkers, N.Y.]--Notes for address at Consumer's League, 1911, 13 a.p.
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New York--Notes for Report to Consumer's League, 1911 April 7, 3 a.p.
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New York--Notes for Report to Consumer's League, 1911 October 6, 7 a.p.
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Garden City, N.Y.--Notes for Adelphi College lecture, "Two phases of sociology as a science", [1911] October 6, 5 a.p.
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Garden City, N.Y.--Notes for Adelphi College lecture, on heredity; with notes, "chap.II, Elwood", 1911 October 10, 5, 3 a.p.
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Garden City, N.Y.--Notes for Adelphi College lecture, "What is variation?"^, [1911] October 13, 4 a.p.
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Garden City, N.Y.--Notes for Adelphi College lecture, "Social aspects of biological results", [1911] October 17, 5 a.p.
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Garden City, N.Y.--Notes for Adelphi College lecture, on the struggle for civilization, [1911] October 20, 7 a.p.
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Garden City, N.Y.--Notes for Adelphi College lecture, "Religious evolution accompanying struggle for existence", [1911] October 24, 8 a.p.
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Garden City, N.Y.--Notes for Adelphi College lecture, on basis of social institutions; also, quiz on previous material, [1911] October 27, 9 a.p.
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Garden City, N.Y.--Notes for Adelphi College lecture, on the family; also, lecture schedule, [1911] November 14, 6, 2 a.p.
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Garden City, N.Y.--Notes for Adelphi College lecture, "Living wage for women", 1911 November 19, 5 a.p.
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Garden City, N.Y.--Notes for Adelphi College lecture, on the work of women in relation to the home, etc., [1911] November 22 [i.e. 21], 4 a.p.
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Englewood, N.J.--Outline and notes for address at "Englewood engagement", [1911] November 26, 1 a.p., 1 t.p.
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Garden City, N.Y.--Notes for Adelphi College lecture, on early Roman family, 1911 November 28, 3 a.p.
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New York--Notes for Consumers' League Report, 1911 December 1, 4 a.p.
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Garden City, N.Y.--Notes for Adelphi College lecture, "State as an institution", [1911] December 5, 8, 8 a.p.
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Garden City, N.Y.--Notes for Adelphi College lecture, "Institution of morals", [1911] December 19, 5 a.p.
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[Garden City, N.Y.]--Notes for Adelphi College lecture (?), on entrance of women into industry, [circa 1912?], 1 a.p.
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[New York ?]--Notes for Consumer's League lecture, on Women in industry, [circa 1912], 7 a.p.
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n.p.--Notes for two different speeches (?): Women in industry, and notes on Patronymic society (Adelphi College?), [1912?], 6 a.p.
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[New York?]--Notes for address on the leisure class, [1912?], 4 a.p.
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[New York ?]--Notes for address on: "Women and civic organizations", [1912?], 5 a.p.
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[Syracuse, N.Y. ?]--Notes for talk, "Some reasons for new labor legislation", [circa 1912], 6 a.p.
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[New York ?]--Notes [for lecture?], "Specific results of physical over work in industry", [1912], 3 a.p.
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[S. Hadley, Mass.?]--Notes for Consumers' League address, on "intelligent selfishness", [1912?], 4 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes for Committee on Safety concerning fire hazards, [circa 1912 January], 4 a.p., 5 t.p.
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[Garden City, N.Y.]--Notes on Adelphi College lectures, [1912 January], 5 a.p.
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[Albany ?]--Notes for address on the McManus Bill, [1912, circa January], 5 a.p.
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Garden City, N.Y.--Notes for Adelphi College lecture, "Social morality", 1912 January 5, 6 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes for Consumers' League lecture, "Women and industry", 1912 January 10, 5 a.p.
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Garden City, N.Y.--Notes for Adelphi College lecture, "Classification of criminals", 1912 January 12, 16, 11 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes for Consumers' League report, 1912 February 2, 6 a.p.
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Boston--Notes for Consumers' League lecture, on the housewife, [1912?] February 14, 6 a.p.
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[Philadelphia?]--Notes for lecture on industrial women and suffrage (Dr. Owen (?) Copp's house), 1912 February 19, 4 a.p.
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Garden City, N.Y.--Notes for Adelphi College lecture, "The sweating system", 1912 February 23, 6 a.p.
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Garden City, N.Y.--Notes for Adelphi College lecture, on unemployment, [1912] March 1, 9, 2 a.p.
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Garden City, N.Y.--Notes for Adelphi College lecture, "Remedies for unemployment", [1912] March 5, 8, 3 a.p.
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Garden City, N.Y.--Notes for Adelphi College lecture, on strikes and boycotts, [1912] March 15, 8 a.p.
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n.p.--Notes for talk on the cost of living, [circa 1912 April], 4 a.p.
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Garden City, N.Y.--Notes for Adelphi College lecture, "Public policy and strikes" (incomplete ?), 1912 April 9, 6 a.p.
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Philadelphia--Notes for talk on suffrage and the social worker (Consumers League?), 1912 April 26, 6 a.p.
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Philadelphia--Notes for talk on Industrial woman and the suffrage, [1912] April 26, 6 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes for Consumers League report, 1912 May 3, 3 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes for Consumers League report, [1912] November 3, 4 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes for address to Commission on Safety of New York, "Relation of efficiency to human life and happiness", [1913, circa January 30], 7 a.p., 1 t.p., 1 p.p.
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[Philadelphia]--Notes for address to American Academy of Political and Social Science, with t. and p. copies, [1913 April 4], 14 a.p., 8t.p., 20 p.p. and covering letter
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[New York]--Notes for talk on fire legislation, factory standards, fire departments, [1914], 4, 2, 3 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes for address on safety in industry, [1914?], 6 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes for address at the City Club, "Economic and social value of fire prevention", 1914 March 28, 3 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes for address, "Do working women need the ballot?", 1914 November 13, 4 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes for talk on protection from fire risks, at School of Philanthropy, [1914] November 24, 7 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes for speech, "The social cost of the Triangle fire", [1915], 3 t.p.
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[New York?]--Notes for address on public health, [1915, circa January?], 3 a.p. (pp. 2-3 missing)
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[New York?]--Notes for address on the revaluation of women caused by their emergence as wage earners, [1915, circa January?], 2 a.p.
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[New York?]--Notes for talk on the suffrage movement, [1915, circa January?], 3 a.p.
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[New York?]--Notes on entrance of women into industry, [1915, circa January?], 2 a.p.
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[New York?]--Notes on the Triangle fire, [1915 January?], 1 a.p.
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[New York?]--Notes for address, "Prohibition of house work", [1915, circa January?], 2 a.p.
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Boston--Notes for address, "Safety and sanitation", 1915 February 17, 6 a.p.
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Providence, R.I.--Notes for address on fire hazards, "Safety first", 1915 October 30, 3 a.p.
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New York--Notes for address to social workers, [circa 1916], 8 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes for talk to New York school teachers, [1916] January 18, 6 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes for talk at W.M. League, "Could the [Triangle] fire happen today ?" (Committee on Safety), 1916 March 16, 5 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes for plan for organizing essential industries emergencies, [1917, circa February], 3 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes on reasons for a separate Women's Bureau, [1918, circa Apri], 2 a.p.
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Syracuse, N.Y.--Notes concerning new kinds of tests for factory inspector, scholastic aptitude, etc., [1919?], 5 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes on the New York State Industrial Education Bureau, Smith-Hughes Act, etc., [1919?], 3 a.p.
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[New York]--Suggestion for considerations at the meeting of Associated Industries, [1919?], 2 t.p.
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[New York]--Notes on unemployment, [circa 1919?], 3 a.p.
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[New York?]--Notes for talk to Urban League, on problems of jobs being taken over by machines, [circa 1920], 4 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes for talk to Consumer's League on their history, [circa 1920?], 6 a.p.
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New Haven--Notes on industrial problems, [circa 1920?], 3 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes on a strike in Rome, N.Y., personal experiences, [circa 1920], 2 t.p.
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[New York ?]--Notes for luncheon address on a colleague's leaving their office (William Archer?), [circa 1920], 6 a.p., 1 ms.p.
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[New York?]--Notes on workmen's compensation, women in industry, [1920], 3 a.p.
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Syracuse, N.Y.--Meeting on safety, standards of industry, [circa 1920?], 5 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes for article, "The factory inspector," for Catherine Filene's Careers for Women, 1920, [1920], 10 a.p.
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Ithaca, N.Y.--Notes on industrial research, 1920 March 5, 9 a.p. (incomplete: pp. 3, 7, and 9 are missing)
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[Rochester, [N.Y.]--Notes for talk, "The conservation of America's woman power", 1920 April 8, 8 a.p.
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Bryn Mawr, Pa.--Notes for Bryn Mawr College address, "Women's responsibility and opportunity in machine industrial life in America", 1920 June, 2 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes on the political situation, [1920 August?], 4 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes for a speech on behalf of Harriet May Mills, in her campaign for Secretary of New York State, [1920, circa September?], 11 a.p.
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Milwaukee--Notes for talk, "Interest of the state in its women industrial workers", 1920 September 30, 6 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes on New York State Factory Commission and the proposed Inspectors' Bill, [1920 November?], 6.a.p.
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New York--Notes on address to New York Tuberculosis and Health Association, "Protection of the health of the worker", 1920 November 21, 1 a.p., 1 t.p. (ms. notes)
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[New York?]--Notes on Safety Council and Compensation, [1921?], 3 a.p.
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[New York?]--Notes on the Industrial Board, [1921?], 13 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes on workmen's compensation, [1921?], 6 a.p.
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[New York]--Memorandum on the Industrial Commission, [circa 1921], 2 t.p.
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[Buffalo, N.Y.?]--Notes on women in industry, [1921?], 4, 5 a.p.
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[New York]--"Another approach to the unemployment problem", [1921 February], 2 t.p., 4 p.p.
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[New York]--"An experiment in the application of case work methods to a new problem", 1921 February 26, 5 t.p (carbon)
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[Albany?]--Statement of Miss Perkins before the Governor, in opposition to the Knight-Brady Bill reorganizing the Industrial Commission, with a. notes, [1921?] March 8-9, 14 t.p. (with ms.notes), 5, 2 t.p., 11 a.p.
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[New York?]--"Workmen's compensation", 1921 March 21, 2 t.p.
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[New York]--"Suggested program for a Division of After Care in the Bureau of Workmen's Compensation", [1921 June?], 2 t.p., 2 t.p. (carbon)
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Milwaukee--"After care in compensation cases", 1921 June 27, 22, 4 a.p.
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BrooklynN.Y.--"Function of the Y.W.C.A.", 1921 November, 2 a.p.
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[New York?]--Notes for address, on women in public office, [circa 1922], 4 a.p.
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[New York ?]--Notes for talk, "Function of Labor Department" at "Personal Club", [circa 1922], 3 a.p.
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[New York]--"History of the Industrial Commission", [1922?], 4 t.p., 4 t.p. (carbon)
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[New York?]--Notes on the moral implications of political power, 1922 May 15, 6 a.p.
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Southampton, L.I., N.Y.--Notes for address on "The Blanket Bill of Rights", 1922 July 10, 8 a.p.
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[New York?]--Notes concerning "nightmare of production and consumption", 1922-1923, 6 a.p.
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[New York?]--Notes for lecture, "Outstanding legislation", [1923? circa October], 1 a.p.
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[New York?]--Notes for talk on Peace, World Neighbor's League, [1923?], 13 a.p.
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[New York?]--Notes on women in industry, trends of employment, [1923?], 10 a.p.
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Cleveland--Notes on "Enforcement of labor laws", 1923 February 6, 8 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes on the New York Building Congress, for address by Miss Perkins on greater safety in building construction, [1923?] April 23, 3 t.p.
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[New York?]--Public statement concerning the record of labor legislation in New York State, especially Labor Department reorganization (1921), Gov. Smith, Bernard Shientag, [1923, circa October], 5 t.p. (lith.)
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[New York ?]--Notes for lecture, "Outstanding legislation", [1923?, circa October], 1 a.p.
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[New York?]--Notes on "Women's interest in the party platform", [1923, circa October], 7 a.p.
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[New York]--Article on the ILO, for the League of Nations Herald, 1923 December 13, 2 t.p. (carbon), 1 p.d.
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[New York?]--Notes for talk on women in industry, [circa 1924], 5, 2, 4 a.l., 2 p.d.
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n.p.--Notes for article on the industrialization of agriculture, [1924?], 4 a.p.
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[New York]--"The Child Labor Amendment", [1924], 3 t.p. (carbon), with ms notes
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Bedford, N.Y.--Campaign speech for League of Women Voters, 1924 October 10, 3 a.p.
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[New York?]--Campaign speech for Governor Alfred E. Smith, 1924 October 15, 2 t.p. (carbon)
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Syracuse, N.Y.--Press release quoting from address to 14th Annual State Safety Congress, [1924] December 2, 2 t.p.
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[New York]--Notes for article for Query Magazine, "Selective inhibitions", [1925], 10, 3 a.p.
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[New York]--Article on the work of the Industrial Board for the News Bulletin, 1925 March 27, 2 t.p. (carbon)
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Pittsburgh--From address of Miss Perkins before Allegheny County League of Women Voters and Friday Morning Club, "New challenge to industry", [1925?] December 11, 1 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--Outline and background material of address to Women's Industrial Conference, 1926 January 19, 1 t.p., 2 t.p. (carbon each), 2 t.p. (with ms.notes), 3 t.p. (lith.) & 2 covering letters
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Cleveland--Notes for address, "Women and children in industry", 1926 January 30, 4 a.p.
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Syracuse, N.Y.--Notes for address, "Can industry become a (desirable) social factor ?", 1926 February, 4 a.p., 1 t.p. (with a.corr.)
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[New York]--Article for The Survey Midmonthly, "Do women in industry need special protection?", 1926 February 15, 6 t.p., 6 t.p. (carbon), 3 p.p.
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[New York]--Report on the year 1925-1926 by Miss Perkins as Chairman of National League of Women Voters, [1926 April], 6 t.p.s., with ms corrections
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New York--Campaign talk, at Vassar Club, [1926 October], 9 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes for address to Vassar Club in election campaign, 1926 October, 9 a.p.
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[Rochester, N.Y.]--Notes for address to Safety Congress, 1926 December 1, 8 a.p.
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[New York?]--Notes for address at a Doctors' dinner, 1926 December 18, 7 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes on industrial hygiene, [circa 1927 January], 2 t.p., 5 t.p. (carbon)
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[New York?]--Article on women in industry, 1927 January 28, 4 t.p., with ms. notes on verso
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Philadelphia--"Cutting down child work accidents," address, 1927 February 1, 12 a.p., 9 t.p.
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[New York]--Article from The American Child, "Double compensation for minors", [1927 February], 1 p.p.
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[New York ?]--Notes for address, "Women's progress in politics", 1927 February 17, 7, 5 a.p.
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Boston--Notes for address, "Preventive hygiene in industry", 1927 March 17, 5 a.p., 1 p.d.
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Syracuse, N.Y.--Notes for address to AFL, 1927 August, 8 a.p.
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[New York ?]--Notes (for campaign address ?); p.2 only of memo on Workmen's Compensation Law, [1928?], 1 a.p., 1 t.p. (carbon)
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n.p.--Notes for address on "Al Smith and Roosevelt", [circa 1928], 7 a.p., 1 a.n.
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[Buffalo]--A. notes and t.copy (2) of address to Economic Congress of industry of New York State, [1928], 11 a.p., 5, 5 t.p.
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New York--Notes for talk to New York Industrial Commission, [circa 1928], 3 a.p.
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Scranton, Penn.--Lecture notes, "Mission of the Democratic Party to bring about a programme of social welfare", 1928 January, 6 a.p.
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[New York]--"Industrial relations as a career for women", [1928 January 11], 5 t.p (carbon), t.l. (carbon)
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[New York]--"Mating call of women," for Query Magazine, 1928 February 14, 14 a.p.
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[New York ?]--On the Industrial Board of New York State, 1928 February 21, 7 a.p., 10 t.p.
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[New York]--Notes for Commencement address of Dalton Academy, 1928 May [29], 11 a.p.
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[New York]--Radio address, "Women in industry", 1928 September 24, 4 t.p. (carbon)
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Boston--Notes for campaign speech to social workers in Boston, 1928 September, 4 a.p.
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n.p.--Notes for address on the industrial problem, unemployment, 1928 [circa October], 4 a.p.
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Boston--Campaign addresses, 1928 October 2, 3 t.p. with ms. Corrections
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[New York?]--Supreme Court vs. Acme Steel and Malleable Iron Works, re: the Industrial code, [1928 circa November], 2, 1 t.p.
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[New York]--Notes for talk to Urban League, [circa 1929?], 2 a.p.
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New York--Notes for talk (to N.Y. State Industrial Board?), [circa 1929], 6, 1 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes for address to Industrial Commissioners, [1929?], 3 a.p.
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[New York?]--Notes for address, "The place of the Ind[ustrial] Commissioner in the hero era", [1929?], 10 a.p.
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[New York ?]--Statement on employment policy, [1929?], 1 t.p.
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New York--Notes for address (Women's City Club of New York?), [1929 January?], 5 a.p.
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[New York?]--Notes for address at "Luncheon for Mrs. Roosevelt, Mrs. Lehman and Mrs. Pratt", 1929 January, 8 a.p.
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New York--Address notes on compensation, 1929 January 24, 3 a.p.
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Washington--Notes used at Newton Bill hearing, 1929 January 25, 11 a.p., 7 t.p.
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New York--Address at testimonial luncheon in honor of her appointment as Industrial Commissioner of New York State, 1929 January 31, 25 a.p., 8 t.p. (carbon), 1 p. program
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[New York]--1st and 2nd drafts of address to National Republican Club on women in industry, 1929 February or March, 3, 3 t.p. (carbon)
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[New York]--Instructions to referees concerning awards for medical expenses, 1929 March 12, 4 a.p., 2, 1, 1 t.p. (carbon)
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[New York]--"My Job," published in Survey, 1929 March 15, 3 p.p. (with a.n.)
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[New York]--Notes and t. copy of address to League of Women Voters on unemployment, [1929 April 9?], 13 a.p., 3 t.p. (carbon)
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[New York?]--Notes on Central Labor Council, [1929?] June 19, 5 a.p.
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[New York?]--Notes for, and t.copy of, address to 66th Annual Convention of New York State Federation of Labor, 1929 August, 12 a.p., 7 t.p.
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[New York]--Statement on the factory inspector, [circa 1929 October], 1 t.p. (carbon, a. corr.)
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[Buffalo, N.Y.]--Address, International Association of Industrial Accident Boards and Commissions, on workmen's compensation, [1929, circa October 8], 8 t.p. (carbon)
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Buffalo, N.Y.--Excerpts from the above address, 1929 October 8, 12 a.p.
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[Buffalo, N.Y.]--Notes for address on industrial hazards, [1929 October 10], 7 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes on workmen's compensation, [circa 1929 November], 5 a.p.
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[New York?]--"Social force of industry", 1929 November 15, 9 a.p., 11 t.p. (carbon)
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[New York]--Speech material to address Assoc. to Promote Proper Housing for Girls, 1929 November 18, 7 t.p., 1 t.n. (wtih a.n.)
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Queensborough, N.Y.--Draft, notes and program for Queensboro Industrial Forum, 1929 November 21, 3 a.p., 2 t.p., 2 t.p. (carbon), 1 p.d.
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[New York?]--Notes for address to Junior League on Program for industry, 1929 November 26, 5 a.p.
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Albany--Notes on "Church and industrial welfare", 1929 November, 3 a.p. (incomplete)
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[New York]--"Child labor problems of 1929", 1929 December 5, 4 t.p.
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[New York?]--"Meeting of the Taylor Society" on the Naumkeag experiment, 1929 December 6, 4 t.p. (carbon)
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[Rochester?]--Speech on canning industry, 1929 December 12, 8, 4 t.p., 6 t.p. (carbon)
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[New York?]--Address, National Child Welfare Committee meeting, 1929 December 17, 12 t.p. (carbon)
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[New York]--Address, "Social forces of industry", 1929 [December 19?], 6 t.p. (carbon) with ms.notes
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New Orleans--From address to American Association for Labor Legislation, on workmen's compensation, [1929] Decembr 28, 5 t.p. (carbon)
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[New York?]--History of the New York State Labor Department, "Government takes a hand in industry", [1929], 8 t.p., ms.corr.
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[New York ?]--Notes for progress report on quarterly budget, [1930?], 9 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes on the factory employment figure in New York State, 1930, 5 a.p.
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Columbus--Address to Ohio Safety Congress, "Co-operation of capital and labor in safety", 1930 January, 10 a.p., 22 t.p. (carbon)
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[New York?]--Address, need for insurance companies to adopt a program to reduce industrial accidents, [1930 January?], 4 t.p.
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[New Orleans?]--Health hazards in new technology, "The new in industry", 1930 January 8, 2 t.p. (carbon), 1 a.p.
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Syracuse--Address on unemployment, League of Women Voters, 1930 January 14, 4, 8 t.p., 1, 11 t.p. (carbon)
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[New York]--"Controversy over employment information - President Hoover and U.S. Labor Department and Miss Frances Perkins", [1930 January 21], 5, 5 t.p.
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[New York?]--State of unemployment in New York State, [1930 February 7], 6 t.p. (carbon)
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[New York]--"The married woman in industry," outline, [1930, February?], 8 t.p.
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New York--Address, the Self-Insurers Associaton, 1930 February 3, 4 p.p.
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Chicago--Address on women and children in industry, 1930 February 8, 2, 2 t.p. (carbon)
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Ithaca, N.Y.--Notes for speech at Cornell University, Home and Farm Week, "A healthy industry the basis for a healthy agriculture", [1930 February 13], 9 a.p., 3, 2, 1, t.p.
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New York--Address to Greater New York Safety Congress, American Society of Safety Engineers, "Industrial hazards", 1930 February 26, 14 t.p. (carbon)
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New York--Statement on accident prevention, to meeting of the National Safety Council, 1930 February 26, 4, 4 t.p. (2 variant copies)
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[Bronx, N.Y.?]--Statement on unemployment, [1930, March?], 4 t.p. (carbon)
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Bronx, N.Y.--Statement on unemployment, 1930 March, 5 a.p., 7 t.p., 9 t.p. (carbon)
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[New York}--Statement on the stabilzation of industry in New York State, [1930 March], 3 t.p., 3 t.p. (carbon)
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[New York]--Statement on unemployment situation in N.Y., 1930 March 3, 1 t.p. (carbon)
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[New York?]--Statement on remedies for unemployment, 1930 March 10, 1 t.p.
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[New York]--"Should women take men's jobs?", The Woman's Journal, 1930 April, 4 p.p.
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[New York]--"Helping industry help itself", Harper's Magazine, [1930 April 1], 6 a.p., 3, 16 t.p.,12 t.p. (carbon: 2 cops)
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[New York]--Letter to the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle, in reply to critics of her talk to Brooklyn Parents' League, 1930 April 7, 1, 2 t.p., 2 t.p. (carbon)
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[New York]--Statement on the Consumer's League's report on their investigation into the Canneries of New York State, 1930 April 7, 3 t.p.
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Poughkeepsie, N.Y.--Vassar College, lecture on the Compensation Law, 1930 April 21, 14 t.p. (carbon)
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[New York]--"Construction industry," address to New York Building Trades Congress, 1930 April 23, 6 t.p., 4 t.p. (carbon)
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[New York]--"Can they smoke like gentlemen?", The New Republic, 1930 May 7, 2 p.p.
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New York--Statement in tribute to Elias Howe, New York University (NYU) Hall of Fame, 1930 May 8, 2, 2, 1 t.p.
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New York--Address on construction work to eliminate unemployment, Trustees and Directors of health and welfare agencies of N.Y.C., 1930 May 19, 5, 1 t.p.
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Syracuse--Statement on the enforcement of laws, at meeting of Associated Industries, 1930 June 4, 5 a.p., 7 t.p.
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[New York?]--Notes for address on stabilization, 1930 June [15?], 7 a.p.
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Albany--Statement on unemployment, Albany Democratic Women, 1930 June 17, 6 t.p. (carbon)
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New York--Prepared newspaper interview, including Miss Perkins' statement and memo from journalist, 1930 June [24?], 5, 1, 4 t.p.
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[Washington]--Interview with John L. Lewis on postponing Mine Workers' strike, [1935, circa June 30], 3 t.p. (carbon: 2 cops., 3 p. each)
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[Washington]--Address in favor of Social Security Act, [1935, circa July], 4 t.p. (carbon: 2 cops., 4 p. each)
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Washington--"The emergence of American labor", 1935 July-December, 4 t.p., 21 t.p. (carbon), 7 p. correspondence
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Albany--Notes for address to 72nd Annual Convention of the NY State Dept. of Labor, 1935 August 21, 7 a.p.
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Washington--Notes on the Wagner Bill, [1935, circa October], 7 a.p.
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Atlantic City, N.J.--Address, AFL Convention, 1935 October 8, 10 t.p., 1 p.a.n., 1 p.p.
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[Washington]--Notes for address on farm income, [1935 November 25], 11 a.p.
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New York--"Should we plan for social security?" Town Meeting, radio, 1935 December 19, 9 p.p.
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Washington--To editor of Publisher's Weekly, 1935 December 23, 2 t.p., 2 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington?]--The Labor Department and the period of emergency in the life of American people, notes, [1936?], 10 a.p.
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Charleston, S.C.--Address to Third Southern Regional Conference on labor standards, 1936 January 20-21, 7 t.p., 7, 4 t.p. (lith.)
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Washington--Notes for testimony on Walsh-Healey Bill, [1936 March], 4 t.p., 1 p.d.
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Washington--Notes on Walter Chrysler and the Toldeo strike, [1936, circa March 21], 5 a.p., 1 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--Notes on West Coast Longshoremen's strike, [1936 April], 23 a.p.
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Washington--Notes for campaign speech, [1936, April?], 4 a.p.
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Philadelphia--Outline, address to American Federation of Hosiery Workers, 1936 April 22, 3, 4 t.p., 2 t.p. (carbon)
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Chicago--Notes for University of Chicago address, "Employment in private industry, social security act...", [1936 April 26], 25 a.p.
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Chestertown, Md.--United Democratic Women's Clubs news release, 1936 May 21, 3 t.p.: speech
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Washington--"The New Deal and the working woman," press release and copy of address, 1936 May 30, 5 t.p. (carbon), 6 t.p. (lith)
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New York; : "The labor question," address, Herald Tribune Forum, 1936 September 23, 7 t.p., 7 t.p. (carbon), 1 p. pamphlet
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Washington--"Progress toward establishing basic child-labor standards through national and international action," article in The Child, October 1936, 1936 October 1, 1 t.p., 5 t.p. (carbon)
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New York--Address at dinner in honor of Miss Perkins, various drafts, 1936 October 7, 12 t.p., 12, 27, 20, 3 t.p., 3 a.p.
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Maryville, Mo.--"The citizen and his country," notes for address to N.W. Missouri Teachers Association, 1936 October [15], 4 a.p.
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Pittsburgh, Pa.--Campaign address, radio, 1936 October 26, 8 t.p., 8 t.p. (carbon)
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Chicago--Address to Federal Women's Mass Meeting of Democratic Committee, press release, 1936 October 29, 3 t.p., 3 t.p. (carbon), 1 msn.
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Tampa, Fla.--Address to American Federation of convention, 1936 November 18, 6 t.p., 6 t.p. (lith.)
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Washington--"Elimination of child labor: an essential factor in economic and social progress," article, Brearley Alumnae Bulletin, [1936, circa November 30], 5 a.and t.p. encl.
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Providence, R.I.--Address to Consumer's League, 1936 December 2, 14 t.p., 1 t.l.s.
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[Washington]--Radio address on recent gains and future progress of labor, Star Radio Forum, 1936 December 21, 11 t.p., 4 t.p. (lith)
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Washington--Summary, Conference of international union presidents with the Secretary of Labor, 1936 December 21, 4 t.p. (lith)
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New York--"Women in the United States Government," dinner address, Inter. Federation of Business and Pro. Women, 1937 February 26, 20, 1 t.p., 20 t.p. (carbon)
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[New York]--"Labor and modern government," address at Grover Cleveland Democratic Club, outline and bibliography, [1937 March 8], 4 t.p.
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Washington--"The problems of leadership in a democracy," article written for Christian Register, [1937, circa March 31], 7 t.p., 7 t.p. (carbon), 1 t.memo
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Chicago--Address, opening of School of Factory Inspectors, news release, 1937 April 5, 1 t.p., 1, 2 t.p. (carbon)
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Bridgewater, Va.--"Labor and mosern society," notes for Bridgewater College address, 1937 April 22, 2 t.p. (carbon)
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New York--"The international textile conference from the woman's viewpoint," article sent to The Woman Today, 1937 April 30, 7 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--Notes on Republic Steel strike, [1937 June], 4 a.p.
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[Washington]--"The expanding status of the Department of Labor," article in The Democratic Digest, 1937 June, 1 p.p. (incomplete)
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Washington--Testimony on Fair Labor Standards Bill of 1937, House and Senate Committees, 1937 June 4, 5 a.p., 1, 8 t.p., 12 t.p. (carbon), 8, 8 t.p. (lith.)
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Washington--On the reorganization of the U.S. Employment Service, statement to Federal Advisor Council, 1937 June 7, 7 t.p.
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Oxford, Ohio--Notes for Commencement address, on women's higher education, at Western College, 1937 June 8, 17 a.p.
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[Washington]--Women in the federal government, article sent to The Colorado Labor Advocate, [1937, circa July ?], 3 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--On the steel strike in Ohio, [1937, circa July ], 9, 9, 1 a.p., 2, 9 t.p., 3, 9, 2 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--Report on the migration of workers in the U.S., press release on Senate report, [1937 July 3], 2 t.p., 5 t.p. (lith)
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Washington--"The United States Government and opportunities for women," address, D.C. Bus. and Prof. Women's Clubs, 1937 July 16, 2 a.p., 20 t.p., 21, 18 t.p. (carbon)
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Athens, Ohio--Changes in this society and the responsibility of today's citizen, Commencement address, Ohio University, 1937 August 6, 14 t.p., 14 t.p. (carbon)
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Chicago--"Can depressions and unemployment be prevented or mitigated?"; Continental Assurance Company convention, address, 1937 September 24, 3 a.p., 12, 13 t.p., 13, 15, 16 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--"Labor law and its administration," Interstate Conference of Unemployment Compensation Administrators, 1937 October 20, 10, 10, 2 t.p. (carbon)
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Waterbury, Conn.--"Progress in promoting the welfare of the wage earner," address, Waterbury Women's Club, 1937 November 1, 7 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--Statement on the Christmas Toy Campaign, for the Washington Star, 1937 [December], 1 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington]--Review statement of the government's labor policy, sent to the New York Times, 1937 December 27, 2 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--Article, "America's capacity for economic progress," Commonweal, [1938], 1 ms.p., 2 t.p., 2,2 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--"Address of welcome" to Conference on Better Care for Mothers and Babies, press release, 1938 January 17, 1-2, 4-6 t.p., 6 p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--A history of strikes and labor legislation from 1933 to 1937, [circa 1938 February], 12 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--Labor's quarter-century of progress, Christian Science Monitor, 1938 March 16, 1938 February, 9 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--Statement on Senate Bill 3078 before the Joint Committee on Commerce and the Committee on Education and Labor, 1938 February 4, 10, 10 t.p., 10 t.p. (carbon)
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Hattiesburg, Miss.--"Modern consideration of labor problems," notes for address at Mississippi Southern State Teachers College, 1938 February 7, 4 a. p.
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[Washington]--Letter to Pres., Women's Woodrow Wilson Luncheon Club annual meeting, 1938 February 22, 1 p.p.
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Washington--"Twenty-fifth birthday of the Department of Labor," radio speech, published by Washington Star, 1938 February 28, 8, 8 p.p. (2 copies)
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New York--"The social philosophy of the U.S. Department of Labor," address, Citizens Forum, New York University (NYU), 1938 May 11, 17, 5, 4 t.p., 17, 5, 4 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--"Memorandum of a conversation with the President...", on the division of Wages and Hours, 1938 October 13, 7 t.p.
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Toronto--"A modern consideration of labor problems," address, Women's Canadian Club of Toronto, 1938 November 7, 3 t.p., 2 t.p. (carbon)
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Chicago--"The challenge of labor in 1939," address to Washington Blvd. Temple Lecture Forum, notes, 1938 November 8 (or 9), 1 a.p.
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Des Moines--"Price and production policies of industry from the labor standpoint," address, Third Annual Farm Inst., 1939 February 17, 7 a.p., 17, 17 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--Notes on labor and the war effort, [1939, circa October], 4, 5 a. p., 1 p.d.
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Washington--Data for 1939 fiscal year "sent to Mr. Granichs", 1939 October 14, 3 t.p. (carbon)
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Atlantic City, N.J.--National Safety Council, speech, 1939 October 16, 24, 3 t.p., 5 t.p. (mimeo), 1 p.d.
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Washington--"Standards for public service," address, Institute of Women's Professional Relations, 1939 November 10, 6, 6 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--Incomplete paper of labor and government (p. 3-10) (from National Conference on Labor Legislation?), [1939? November 14], 8 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--"Twenty-seventh annual report of the Secretary of Labor", 1939 December, 7 t.p., 22, 5 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--Radio interview on highlights of the Secretary's Annual Report, 1939 December 3, 5 t.p., 4 t.p. (mimeo)
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Washington--"Memo on conversation with Pres. & F[rank] Murphy", 1939 December 5, 9 a.p.
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[New York]--"The living spirit of Florence Kelley, " address, Consumers League, 40th Anniversary Dinner, 1939 December 8, 19 a.p., 12, 3, 2 t.p., 3, 2 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--Notes on strikes under NRA, [circa 1940?], 11 a.p.
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Washington--Notes for address, "St. Agnes - Breakfast", 1940 January, 5, 7 a.p.
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Washington--"White House conference on children in a democracy," radio broadcast, 1940 January 13, 7 t.p.
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Washington--Notes for remarks before the Appropriations Committee on the Department of Labor, 1940 February 5, 3 t.p., 3 t.p. (carbon)
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Waco, Texas--"Economic and social security in the 20th century," address to Teachers of Central Texas, press release, [1940] February 9, 2 t.p.
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Corpus Christi, Texas--Lecture to Teachers Assoc, on the government program since 1933, press release, [1940] February 12, 2 t.p.
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Los Angeles--Talk on the New Deal, before Women's Democratic Clubs, press release, 1940 February 15, 5 t.p., 5 t.p. (carbon)
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San Francisco--"The U.S. Department of Labor and how it works," address to California League of Women Voters, 1940 February 17, 40, 8 t.p., 40 t.p. (carbon)
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San Francisco--"Deportation of aliens," address, Commonwealth Club of California, 1940 February 19, 38 t.p., 38 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--Address at staff luncheon by Miss Perkins on her Western trip; a.n.s. by Mary La Dame, 1940 February 28, 31 t.p., 31 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--Radio speech on the work of the Labor, Department during the past year, 1940 March 30, 11, 8 t.p., 11,7 t.p. (carbon), 5 t.p. (mimeo)
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Joplin, Mo.--Conference of Health and Working Conditions in the Tri-State District, Miss Perkins presiding, 1940 April 23, 43 t.p. (mimeo)
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Washington--Notes for address to Washington Council of Church Women, [1940] May 2, 2 t.p.
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[Washington]; :'"Labor policies of the New Deal, " address, the National Institute of Government, 1940 May 4, 9 t.p.
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Washington--"Migration of workers," testimony before Senate Civil Liberties Committee, 1940 May 6, 23, 18 t.p., 1 t.l.s.
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[New York]--Address, Amalgamated Clothing Workers, Biennial Convention, 1940 [May 15], 10 t.p., 7 p.p.
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New York--"Can America survive as a democracy?" Women's National Radio Committee Dinner, 1940 May 16, 2, 2 t.p., 2 t.p. (carbon):
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[Washington ?]--"Labor relations and the present emergency", 1940 May 25, 2 t.p.
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Kenosha, Wis.--Notes for address on labor peace in the national defense program, with news release, 1940 May 28
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Grand Rapids, Mich.--Suggested address for Miss Perkins, Episcopal Social Work Conference, 1940 May 29, 12, 2 t.p., 12 t.p. (carbon):
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Washington--Suggestions on national behavior in international affairs, notes for memo to the President, [1940? circa June], 8 a.p.
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[Washington]--Statement on John L. Lewis, [1940, circa June], 2 t.p.
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[Washington]--Notes on the proposed revision of immigration pratices and rules, [1940, circa June], 7 a.p.
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New York--International Ladies Garment Workers Union, scheduled address, with p. copy from their Daily Bulletin, 1940 June 3, 10 t.p., 9 p.p.
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[Washington]--Notes and news release on the transfer of the Immigration and Naturalization Service from the Labor Department to the Justice Department, 1940 June 3, 2 a.p., 4 t.p.
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Washington--Notes for Miss Perkins' talk at meeting of Federal Advisory Council of U.S. Employment Service, 1940 June 21, 3 a.p., 3 t.p., 4 t.p. (mimeo)
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[Washington?]--"Record transcription" of interview on the employment situation and outlook, 1940 June 28, 4 t.p.
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[Washington]--On the transfer of the Immigration and Naturalization Service to the Justice Department, notes for Annual Report, 1940 [June 30], 10 t.p.
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[Washington?]--Notes for address to the Teamsters Union, on efforts for unity in the labor movement during the national emergency, 1940 [July-December?], 16 a.p.
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Washington--"Memorandum of accomplishments of the Immigration and Naturalization Service during the Fiscal years July 1933 to July 1940, inclusive", [1940, circa July?], 41 t.p.
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n.p.--To members of El Progresso Study Club, citizens' political obligations, [1940 July?], 1 t.p.
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n.p.--Notes for campaign speech for President Roosevelt, [1940, circa September], 15 a.p.
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Wellesley, Mass.--Summer Inst. for Social Progress, Wellesley, Notes and news release on Miss Perkins' speech, 1940 July 9, 3, 2 t.p.
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[Chicago]--"Public and family welfare, " achievements of the present Administration, 1940 July 14, 6 t.p., 6 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--Labor Day message, to Mrs. C.L. Owens of Sedalia, Mo., 1940 July 23, 1, 1 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--"Safeguarding our manpower for greater production," proposed radio talk, 1940, circa August, 6 t.p., 2 t.memos
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[Washington]--Radio address, 20th anniversary of the passing of the Equal Suffrage Amendment, 1940 August 24, 6 t.p., 6 t.p. (carbon), 3, 3 t.p. (mimeo)
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Washington--Conference on National Defense, the Secretary of Labor's Advisory Committee, notes, [1940 August 29], 8 a.p.
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n.p.--Notes for campaign speech for President Roosevelt, [1940, circa September], 15 a.p.
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[Washington]--Labor Day broadcast, [1940 September 2], 6, 6 t.p.
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Pressman's Home, Tenn.--Address, International Pressmens' and Assistants' Union of North America, 1940 September 10, 8 t.p. (carbon)
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New York--Address, Annual Dinner, International Association of Government Labor Officials, 1940 September 11, 13, 5, 3 t.p.
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[Washington]--"Labor's stake in the present campaign," a syndicated feature article, 1940 September 23, 5 t.p.
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Cleveland--Address, Achievements of the Labor Department in Roosevelt's Administration, notes, [1940? October?], 2, 2 a.p.
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Washington--"Recent progress in state labor legislation", 1940 October 1, 3, 24 t.p. (carbon)
Foreword by Miss Perkins in Labor Dept. Bulletin
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Cleveland--Address to be delivered before the Annual Convention of the International Brotherhood of Bookbinders,, 1940 October 8, 4 a.p., 10 t.p., 12 t.p. (carbon)
Notes and draft, with a.n. "not used"
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Norfolk, Neb.--Annual convention of Nebraska Council of Social Workers, news release on Miss Perkins' speech, 1940 October 9, 3 t.p., 3 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--American Forum of the Air: Women and the Election, 1940 October 27, 3 t.p. (carbon)
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[Pittsburgh ?]--Address, Labor achievements of the New Deal, [1940, October 28?], 10 t.p.
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New York--Address to Barnard College Assembly on the election campaign, news release, 1940 October 29, 3 t.p.
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Washington--Status of the Walsh-Healey Act, statement by Mr. Walling, introductory and summary statements by Miss Perkins, 1940 November 12, 9 t.p., 9 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--Christmas message to the Evening Star, 1940 November 26, 1 t.p. (carbon)
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New Orleans--Address, AFL convention, 1940 November 26, 10 t.p., 6 t.p. (mimeo), 5 p.p.
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Washington--Statement on interstate migration, before the Tolan Committee, 1940 December 3, 5 t.p., 15 t.p. (mimeo), 2 t.p. (carbon)
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Princeton, N.J.--Statement by Miss Perkins, and Forum discussion, on the National Labor Relations Act, 1940 December 4, 7, 7, 4 t.p.
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[Washington]--Notes for address at St.Albans School, 1940 December 8, 9 a.p.
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Brooklyn, N.Y.--Plymouth Church of the Pilgrims Celebration of the Landing of the Pilgrims 320 years ago, address, "A covenant for today", 1940 December 22, 2 t.p., 7 t.p. (carbon), 1 p.p., 1 t.l.s.
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[Washington]--"The strikes in the defense program are regretable...", [1941?], 1, 1 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--Description.and history of U.S. Labor Department, [1941 circa January], 32 t.p., 18 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--"Our expanding labor market," article, Occupations, 1941 January, 2 p.p.
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Washington--Statement to Sen.Mead, on employment of older workers in defense industries, note by Mr. Zimmer, 1941 February 3, 3 t.p. (mimeo)
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New York--Notes on address, Lucius N. Littauer Lecture Series, Hunter College, [1941] February 14, 7 t.p., 7 t.p. (carbon)
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[New York ?]--"Calling all citizens," CBS broadcast, 1941 February 15, 3 t.p., 11, 6 t.p. (carbon)
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Atlantic City, N.J.--"Women's opportunity in industry," address before NAPSG and NADW banquet, 1941 February 21, 21, 1 t.p., 22, 4 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--Statement on the need for labor legislation to settle the AFL - CIO dispute, [1941, circa March 19], 1, 1 t.p. (carbon)
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San Francisco--Jackson Day dinner, address, 1941 March 29, 8 t.p., 9 t.p. (carbon), 1 a.n.
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[Washington]--Allis-Chalmers case, memorandum of data concerning, [1941 April 2], 2 a.p., 2 t.p., 2 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--Statement before House Military Affairs Committee, on the conciliation duties of the Department of Labor, 1941 April 7, 1 a.n., 6 t.p., 5 t.p. (mimeo)
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Washington--Notes for testimony before House Committee on Appropriations, 1941 April 15, 21, 21 t.p. (carbon)
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St.Paul, Minn.--Radio interview, 1941 May 6, 9 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--Address before national Nutrition Conference, 1941 May 27, 8 t.p. (mimeo)
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Atlantic City, N.J.--Address, National Conference of Social Work, 1941 June 7, 2, 9, 11 t.p.
New York--"Eight years as Madame Secretary," article, Fortune Magazine, 1941 July
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Denver--Address, Convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive firemen and Enginemen, 1941 July 21, 38, 11 t.p., 38 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--Address, National Committee for the Conservation of Manpower in Defence Industries conference, 1941 July 30, 3 t.p. (lith.)
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[Washington]--"In the matter of the removal of Helen Miller", 1941 August 1, 20 t.p., 20 t.p. (lith.)
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[Boston]--Labor Day address, CBS, 1941 September 1, 8 t.p.
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Winnipeg--Radio talk, CBC, on welfare of wage earners, 1941 September 8, 7 t.p., 7 t.p. (carbon)
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Winnipeg--Address, 28th annual convention, International Association of Industrial Accident Boards and Commissions, "The challenge of the defense program to workmen's compensation administrators", 1941 September 8, 13, 22 t.p., 10, 22, 1 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--Article on women in defense industries, Women's Magazine, 1941 September 10, 4 t.p. (carbon)
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Portland, Ore.--Working conditions under FDR and in defense industries, [1941 October], 3 t.p.
Press report on Miss Perkins' address
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Tacoma, Wash.--Statement on the Conciliation Service, [1941 October 7], 2 t.p.
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Seattle, Wash.--"The institution of tradeunionism," AFL Convention, address, 1941 October 7, 21, 19 t.p., 19 t.p. (carbon), 12, 9 t.p. (lith.), 2, 3 t. and ms.p. (background information)
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New York--Presidential address, ILO Conference, held at Columbia University in New York, 1941 October [27], 18 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--Draft of possible message to Congress on legislation concerning the labor union in defense, 1941 November 24, 4 t.p., 4 t.p. (carbon)
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Boston--Speech, Charles Street Meeting House, on post-war economy, 1941 November 30, 5 t.p.
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Washington--Suggestions to President Roosevelt for letter to AFL-CIO, [1941? circa December], 4 a.p.
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Washington--Speech on the war workers, outline, [1941? December], 10 a.p.
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[Washington]--On defense industries, "For Se.Murdock", 1941 December 5, 4, 4 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--Statement on labor's responsibility to the defense work, for New York Times, [1941 December 7], 2 t.p., 2 t.p. (carbon)
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New York--Address, American Assoc.for Labor Legislation, outline, 1941 December 30, 2 t.p.
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Washington--Problems of production in war-time, notes, [1942?], 2 a.p.
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[Washington]--Notes on the state of religion in our society, [1942?], 7 a.p.
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[Washington]--Radio address, the American wage earner and his task to win the war, 1942 January 3, 7 t.p.
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[Washington?]--Conference on relaxations of State Labor Laws, 1942 January 5, 4 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--Porposed statement on war policy with reference to state labor standards, 1942 January 9, 3 t.p., 3 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--Address on the mobilization of workers for the war program, to United Federation of Women's Clubs, 1942 January 24, 17, 4 t.p., 2 t.p. (mimeo)
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[Washington]--Article on the transfer of workers from civilian to war work, for Tolan Committee, [1942 February], 11 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--Women's National Democratic Club, George Washington committee dinner, 1942 February 23, 3 t.p.
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[Wahington?]--Address, the best use of manpower for the war effort, [1942, circa March], 8 t.p.
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[Washington]--"Public policy in preparation now to meet post-war problems," article, The American Labor Legislation Review, 1942 March, 23 t.p., 8 t.p. (carbon), 5 p.p.
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[Washington?]--War labor conference, "possible points to be raised," notes, outline, [1942, March ?], 3 a.p., 1 t.p., 1, 2, 2 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--Notes for statement to Sub-Committee of House Committees on Appropriations for the Department of Labor, 1942 March 9?, 10, 2 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--General picture of the strike situation, memo., "Prep. for Sen. Thomas", 1942 March 13, 7, 7, 11, 10 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--Address, Children's Bureau Commission on Children in Wartime opening session, 1942 March 16, 3, 3 t.p. (mimeo)
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Washington--Statement on war production program, to Senate Appropriations Committee, 1942 March 19, 15 t.p., 14 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--Address, Institute of Women's Professional Relations, women workers in war production, 1942 March 20, 4, 17 t.p., 4 t.p. (carbon):
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Washington--Statement on HR 6790, before House Committee on Naval Affairs, 1942 March 24, 6 t.p. (mimeo)
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Boston--Boston Women's Trade Union League, on women in the war production program, 1942 April 18, 11, 8 t.p., 4, 4 t.p. (mimeo)
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Richmond, Va.--Post war problems, speech at Convention of Catholic Committee of the South, 1942 April 27, 7 t.p., 4, 4 t.p. (mimeo)
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Washington--Address, Federal and State Conference on war restrictions, 1942 May 6, 14, 8 t.p., 13, 4 t.p. (mimeo), 4 p.p.
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[Richmond, Va.]--Address on the Christian order of society, Convention of the Catholic Committee of the South, [1942 May 27], 14 a.p., 2 p.pamphlets, 2 p.11.
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[Washington]--Employment and cost-of-living statistics "sent to Len Decaux and Phil Pearl 6-1-42", 1942 June 1, 2 t.p., 2 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--Article, American war effort, 1942 June 5, 5, 5 t.p. (carbon)
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New York--Speech, freedom an essential condition of social progress, to the Pattern Makers' League, 1942 June 15, 6 t.p.
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Northfield, Mass.--Speech, On working conditions for war productions, 1942 June 20, 3 t.p., 3 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--Labor's contribution to the war effort, radio address, 1942 June 26, 9 t.p., 4, 4 t.p. (mimeo)
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Washington--Notes on aircraft stabilization conference in
Los Angeles, [1942 July], 10 a.p.
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[Washington?]--American war production, 1942 July 1, 1 t.p., 1 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--"Labor standards and war production," article, Annals of American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1942 August 5, 5 a.p., 7, 7, t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--Suggested message for the paper, For the French of America, 1942 August 11, 1 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--CBS Labor Day address, 1942 September 7, 7 t.p., 5, 4 t.p. (mimeo), 4, 1 p.p.
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Cleveland, Ohio--Address, United Association of Journeymen, Plumbers and Steam Fitters convention, on payment of overtime, 1942 September 15, 1 a.p., 4 t.p., 4, 4, 2 t.p. (carbon), 1 p.d.
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[Washington]--Statementbefore House Appropriations Committee on working conditions budget, [1942 October], 1, 6 t.p.
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Toronto--Address, American Federation of Labor Convention, Labor's response to the nation's needs, 1942 October 6, 6 t.p., 6 t.p. (carbon), 8, 8 t.p. (mimeo)
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[Washington]--National Radio Forum, talk on the wage and hour act, 1942 October 21, 16 t.p., 8 t.p. (mimeo)
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[Washington]--Federal Advisory Council for Employment Security, meeting, "Ten years of practical experience", 1942 October 29, 9 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--Notes on labor and the electric industry, 1942 November, 5 a.p.
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n.p.--"Labor standards in wartime", [1942, circa November], 7 t.p.
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[Indianapolis ]--Notes for Indianapolis Courier speech, "Old economic story", [1942 November 17-18], 5, 5 a.p.
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[Washington]--Women in war work, "sent to Miss Lewis...", 1942 November 23, 1 t.p. (carbon)
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New York--New York Women's Trade Union League, luncheon meeting, "Special problems of women workers in war time", 1942 December 12, 4, 14, 7 t.p.
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Washington--Notes on the labor movement under the Roosevelt Administration, [circa 1943?], 6 a.p.
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[Washington]--Notes on "After War", [circa 1943?], 6 a.p.
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Washington--Notes on the Little Steel Strike (settled May, 1943), [1943?], 4 a.p.
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[Washington]--Notes on "Post-war opportunities", [circa 1943?], 6, 1 a.p.
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Washington--Post-war Planning Committee draft for the reorganization and development of the U.S. Department of Labor, [1943?], 11 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--Papers concerning the Shipbuilding Stabilization Agreement, [1943 January], 10, 8, 4, 2, 5 a.p., 8 t.p.
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[Washington]--"Ultimate and complete victory will be our reward for toil and sacrifice," Durham's Labor Review Annual, 1943 January, 1 p.p.
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Boston--Address on Social Security program, 1943 January 17, 15 t.p. (mimeo)
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New York--Radio address on the Beveridge Report, 1943 January 19, 2 t.p. (carbon), 4 t.p. (mimeo), and 3 t.p. correspondence
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New York--Address, New School for Social Research, "Wider social security plan", 1943 February 14, 21, 21 t.p., 29 t.p. (carbon), 5 t.p. (mimeo)
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Buffalo, N.Y.--Suggested message for Buffalo rally for the war effort, 1943 February 21, 1 t.p., 1 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--"Three decades: a history of the Department of Labor," article, American Federationist, [1943 March], 1 a.p., 3, 7 t.p., 4 p.p.
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Washington--Statement on the mine workers and the coal situation (settled in 1944), [1943 March-June], 10 a.p., 6 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--Statement before Senate Appropriations Committee on accident prevention, 1943 March 3, 5 t.p.
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Washington--Talk on accident prevention, National Radio Forum, 1943 March 3, 4 t.p.
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[Washington]--Address on the expansion of social security, American Church Union, 1943 March 7, 2 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--A salute from American working women, to Soviet Women's Day, 1943 March 8, 1 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--Statement on absenteeism in war plants, before the House Naval Affairs Committee, 1943 March 10, 4 t.p., 9 t.p. (mimeo)
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[Washington]--Address, Conference on Employment of women in war industries, 1943 March 11-12, 15 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--Notes on statement before House Labor Committee, on absenteeism in war time, 1943 March 12, 1 t.p.
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[Washington]--Statement on social security program, 1943 March 18, 2 t.p., 2 t.p. (carbon)
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New York--Address, New York Times Conference of women, the kind of world we want, 1943 April 7, 7 t.p. (mimeo)
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[Washington]--Message sent to Coal Conference in New York City, 1943 April 13, 4, 3, 4, 2, 4 t.p., 3, 4 t.p. (carbon), 3 a.p.
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Montreal--CBC broadcast on women in industry, 1943 April 15, 1 t.p., 17 t.p. (lith.)
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Montreal--ILO Conference, "U.S. in the ILO", 1943 April 15, 10 t.p., 7, 1 t.p. (mimeo)
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Montreal--ILO Conference, "Women in industry", 1943 April 15, 8, 4 t.p., 7, 1 t.p. (mimeo)
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Montreal--On expansion of the Social Security program, 1943 April 15, 2 t.p. (mimeo)
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[Washington]--Statement to the National War Labor Board, certifying the labor dispute in the coal industry, 1943 April 20, 3, 2, 1 ,3, 3, 2 t.p., 4, 2, 3, 3, 3, 2 t.p. (carbon), 1 t.p. (mimeo)
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[Washington]--Statement on American working conditions "sent to Robert Berger - OWI Radio Section", 1943 April 29, 1, 1 t.p. (carbon)
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New York--"Social security and its effect on children, " Annual Meeting, Children's Welfare Federation, 1943 April 29, 17 t.p., 12 t.p. (mimeo)
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Washington--Notes on the United Mine Workers and the War Labor Board, 1943 May 5, 3, 5 a.p.
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Jamaica, L.I., N.Y.--Address, Jamaica Council, Knights of Columbus, on the four freedoms, 1943 May 7, 7, 7 t.p. (mimeo)
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[Washington]--Material for recorded broadcast on women in industry in wartime, 1943 May 7, 2, 3 t.p., 2 t.l.s.
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New York--Address, convention of Textile Workers' Union of America, on the postwar period, 1943 May 11, 19 t.p., 19 t.p. (mimeo.)
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Washington--Statement on Smith-Connally Bill before House Military Affairs Committee, 1943 June 1, 9 t.p. (carbon), 8 t.p. (mimeo)
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[Washington?]--Article on the working man's condition in America (social security in particular), Connecticut Federationist, 1943 June 10, 5 t.p. (carbon)
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Winnipeg--Cooperation of the American trade union movement with the war effort, statement to Winnipeg and District Trades and Labor Council, 1943 June 25, 5, 3 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--On the 25th anniversary of the Women's Bureau, the "National Radio Forum", with Bourse Rogers, Mary Anderson and Hattie Caraway, 1943 July 7, 11 t.p. (mimeo)
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[Washington]--"Broadcasts of Miss Perkins for OWI foreign service" on Congressional plan for maternity care for wives of enlisted men, 1943 July 10
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Cleveland--Statement on the trade union movement's cooperation with the government in the war effort "Sent to Cleveland Industrial Union Council", 1943 July 21, 3 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--On women in government service, radio talk for OWI, 1943 July 21, 4, 3 t.p., 4, 3. t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--Memo to A.F. Hinrichs and material for speech on "Needs of American workers after the war", 1943 August, 3, 14 t.p., 3, 14 t.p. (carbon), 1 t.memo s. (with carbon)
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[Washington]--"Sent to OWI" on labor legislation since 1900, 1943 August 3, 4, 4 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--Labor Day statement sent to OWI, 1943 August 7, 1 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington?]--Statement on the need for improving working conditions and the furtherance of such a program for small enterprises, 1943 August 24, 1 t.p., 2, 2 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington?]--"L'héritage commun des ouvriers de France et d'Amérique," article, Pour la Victoire, with letter from Geneviève Tabouis, 1943 September 4, 3 p.p., 1 card, 1 t.l.s.
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New Bedford, Mass.--Labor's role in post-war world unity, article for New Bedford Standard-Times, 1943 September 5, 4, 1 t.p., 3, 1 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--Labor Day message, taken from a magazine, 1943 [September 6], 1 p.p.
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[Boston]--Labor Day address, CBS broadcast, 1943 September 6, 6, 1 t.p., 7 t.p. (carbon), 6, 6 t.p. (mimeo)
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Boston--Address, 63rd annual convention, AFL, contributions of the workers to the war effort, 1943 October 5, 23, 12, 4, 2 t.p., 23, 1 t.p. (carbon), 12 t.p. (mimeo), 1 p.d., 2 a.p. notes
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Washington--American worker's cooperation in the war effort, statement, Army and Navy Journal, 1943 October 11, 6 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--The importance of women workers in our economic life, statement sent to OWI, 1943 November 20, 2 t.p. (carbon)
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Boston--Address, Charles Street Forum, "American workers and their future", 1943 November 28, 7, 3, 3 a.p., 7, 7 t.p. (carbon), 3 t.p., t.l. 1 p. (carbon)
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Washington--"The number one production problem today is manpower, " Remarks before National Committee for the Conservation of Manpower, 1943 November 29, 3, 2, 3 t.p.
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[Washington]--"Labor's great war record," article, American Federationist, 1943 December, 3 p.p.
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Washington--Notes, outline and draft of address for Conference on Council policy, [1943? December], 5 a.p., 3 t.p., 1 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--American women in war work, article, The Australian Women's Weekly, [1943 December], 4 t.p., 4 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--Message to Conference on Labor Legislation, 1943 December 4, 1 t.p., 2, 2 t.p. (carbon), 1 t.l. 1 p.
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Kansas City, Mo.--Address, Tenth National Conference on Labor Legislation, 1943 December 8-9, 2, 4, 4, 12 t.p., 10, 2 t.p. (carbon), 6, 1, 7 t.p. (mimeo), 2 a.p., 2 p.pamphlets
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Washington--Report to the President on ten years' achievements in labor and social improvements, 1943 December 31, 55 t.p.
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Washington--A resumé of works achieved during the Roosevelt administration, [1944?], 7 a.p.
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n.p.--Notes on politics and education., [1944?], 2 a.p.
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Washington--Article, "Clothing and coal retail prices show an upward trend...", Victory Bulletin, 1944 January 29, 1 p.p.
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Washington--Comments on the Equal Rights Amendment to House Judiciary Committee, 1944 February 18, 7 t.p., 7 t.p. (carbon), 21 t.p. (mimeo)
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[Washington]--Notes from Conference on building trades, held in Miss Perkins' office, 1944 March 7, 5, 2 a.p., 1 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--Address, on women in American industry, Howard University, 1944 March 25, 10 t.p.
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[Washington]--"Labor's problems after the war", [1944 April], 2 a.p., 16, 1, 1 t.p., 16, 16, 16, 16 t.p. (carbon)
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[Philadelphia]--Selections from statements by Miss Perkins before the ILO Conference, printed here in the American Federationist, 1944 [April 20], 5 t.p. (carbon), 3 p.p.
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Philadelphia--Address, ILO conference, 1944 April 24, 19 t.p., 12, 26 t.p. (carbon), 8 t.p. (mimeo), 4 t.p.
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[Philadelphia]--Address for ILO convention, [1944 May], 7 t.p.
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[Philadelphia]--"Article II" of the agenda for ILO conference, [1944 May 9], 2 t.p., 2 t.p. (carbon)
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S.Hadley, Mass.--Remarks at Trustees' Meeting, Mt. Holyoke College, 1944 May 13, 5, 6 t.p., 6 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--Notes on discussions of the War Labor Board with the Coal Industry and John L.Lewis, 1944 May 19, 17 a.p.
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Boston--Address, on the post-war program, to 25th convention, International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union, 1944 June 1, 8, 12 t.p., 5, 8, 8, 8 t.p. (carbon), 7 p.p., 2 a.p.
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[Washington]--CIO policy proposals to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 1944 June 8, 9 a.p., 1 t.p.
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Buffalo--Address, meeting of Labor Officials, on the cooperation of labor and employers in the Niagara area, 1944 June 19, 8 t.p.
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[Chicago]--Radio address, Democratic National Convention, 1944 July 20, 6, 7, 6, 3, 2 a.p., 7, 8 t.p., 8 t.p. (carbon)
Notes, first and final drafts
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[Chicago]--Drafts for address at Democratic National Convention, [1944, circa July 20], 6, 3, a.p., 14 t.p.
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Kansas City, Mo.--Address, Brotherhood of Bookbinders' annual Convention, on the program of the Roosevelt Administration, 1944 July 24, 7 t.p.
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Boston--Labor Day radio address, 1944 September 4, 7, 1, 7 t.p., 4, 4 t.p. (mimeo)
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Washington--Radio talk, Past achievements of government and post-war plans, 1944 September 14, 4 t.p.
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Washington--p. copy of letter to Editor of New York Times, on Labor unrest and dissatisfaction, 1944 September 26, 2, 2 p.p.
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Washington--Equal Rights Amendment, 1944 September, 3, 3, 1 t.p. (mimeo)
Minutes of meeting on, and strategy of opposition to, with poll of Senators
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Washington--Article, "Labor and reemployment," The Pulpit Digest, and for the book When you come home again, [1944 October], 8 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--Statement for Voice of America, on the declaration of Austria, 1944 October 2, 1 t.p.
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[Washington]--Article prepared for Edward Lahey, for President Roosevelt's campaign, 1944 October 12, 2, 2 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--Address, "Women workers - today and tomorrow," to National Council of Negro Women's Post-War Institute and Workshop, 1944 October 13, 10 t.p., 9 t.p. (carbon)
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Boston--Address, on post-war labor and social standards, at Community Church of Boston, 1944 October 22, 7, 2, t.p.
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Utica, N.Y.--Address, Oneida Co. Democratic Women's Club, for President Roosevelt's campaign, 1944 October 28, 7 a.p., 3 t.p.
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[Boston]--"The interests of labor and the nation in full employment," re: postwar problems, [1944, circa November?], 20 t.p., 20 t.p. (carbon)
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[New York]--Address, 50th Anniversary of Town Hall, "Philanthropy and social welfare", 1944 November 16, 15, 5 t.p., 5 t.p. (carbon)
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New Orleans--Address, AFL Annual Convention, "United States Department of Labor", 1944 November 20, 7, 17 t.p., 17 t.p. (carbon), 17, 17 t.p. (mimeo)
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[Washington]--"New Deal's plan for jobs," Barron's, 1944 November 27, 2 p.p.
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Baltimore--"Citizenship in a new world," Address, YWCA, 1944 December 6, 7, 4 t.p., 3, 5 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--"Opening remarks of the Secretary of Labor, Eleventh National Conference on Labor Legislation", 1944 December 12, 11, 11 t.p. (mimeo)
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[Washington]--"A practical post-war program for America," article, Civil Service Leader, 1944 December 12, 1 p.p.
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[Washington]--"Pattern for labor relations in U.S.A.," to create Emergency Labor Dispute Board, [1945?], 20 a.p.
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[Ithaca, N.Y.]--"Fifteen years of labor education", [1945], 4 t.p. with a.n.
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[Washington]--"Program for Labor Dept. 1945-5", 1945 [circa January], 10 a.p., 1 t.p
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[Washington?]--Address on old age, notes, [1945, circa January?], 7 a.p., 1 t.p., 2 t.p. (carbon)
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Boulder, Colo.--The American post-war problem, address to Colorado Federation of Labor, 1945 January 9, 3 t.p.
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Washington--Statement on code of fair practices for labor unions, [1945 February], 2, 2 t.p., 2 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--Statement on post-war opportunities for business and labor, 1945 February, 1 a.p., 2 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--Notes re: War Labor Disputes Act, 1945 February 5, 9 a.p., 2 ms.p., 1 p.d.
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[Washington]--Statement on her 12th anniversary as Secretary of Labor, [1945, circa March], 7 t.p., 7, 2 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--"Memorandum of conversation with John L. Lewis", 1945 March 2, 6 t.p., 6, 6 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--Notes on the Coal Conference, 1945 March 9, 3 a.p
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[Washington]--Speech, International Affairs Forum, ILO Conference, 1945 March 15, 5 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--Executive order on the operation of coal mines, 1945 March 22, 2, 2.t.p.
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New York--Wage proposals of the United Mine Workers, 1945 April 4, 14 a.p., 3, 4 t.p. (mimeo)
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[Washington]--"Veterans and jobs," address prepared by A.F. Hinrichs for American Legion, 1945 April 5, 18, 2, 16, 3 t.p., 18 t.p. (carbon)
(ms.note, "Did not make speech")
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[Washington]--Radio talk in memory of President Roosevelt, 1945 April 13, 2, 2, 2 t.p., 2, 3, 3 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--"Report to the President by the Secretary of Labor on employment trends and problems of emloyment policy.", 1945 April 18, 26, 7, 5 t.p., 26 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--"Report to the President by the Secretary of Labor on industrial relations and work stoppages", 1945 April 18, 8 t.p.
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New York--Address, Pen and Brush Club, on her public career, and what is necessary for the future development of America, 1945 April 19, 32 t.p., 32, 39 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--"Report to the President by the Secretary of Labor on labor standards and working conditions", 1945 April 19, 12 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--Address prepared for Miss Perkins on V-E Day, by A.F. Hinrichs, 1945 May 8, 2, 4, 1 t.p., 2, 1 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--V-E Day address to employees of the Labor Department and of the National War Labor Board, 1945 May 9, 2 p. pamphlets
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[Washington]--"1930-1945: A comparative inventory of social and economic achievements and problems", [1945, circa June], 3 t.p., 5 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--"Memos for talk with Pres. Truman just before July 1945", 1945 [June], 10 a.p.
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New York--"The tremendous challenge that we face," Reader's Digest, [1945 June], 9, 2 t.p., 9, 9, 2 t.p. (carbon)
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New Brunswick, N.J.--Address, Labor Institute, Rutgers University, opportunities of the labor movement, press release, 1945 June 4, 2 t.p., 3 t.p. (carbon)
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Washington--Pattern for labor relations in the United States, 1945 June 14, 2, 2 t.p., 1, 2, 2, 2 t.p. (carbon)
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Montreal--Address, ILO Governing Body, 1945 June 21, 5, 8, 8 t.p. (carbon); 5 t.p. (lith.); 2, 2 t.p. (carbon); 2 t.p., 2 t.p. (carbon); 1, 1 t.p. (carbon); 2 t.p., 2 t.p. (carbon); 1 p.d., 2, 2 a.p.
2 drafts and 2 press releases
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[Washington]--Address of Miss Perkins at the testimonial dinner in her honor on her leaving the cabinet position, 1945 June 27, 11 t.p., 7 t.p. (lith.)
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[Washington]--"Plans for promoting establishment of normal sound industrial...enterprise...", [circa 1945 July], 3 a.p.
Notes for talk with PresidentTruman?
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New Castle, Me.--Outline for article on ILO for the Readers Digest, 1945 July 19, 7 t.p., 1 t.l.
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Paris--Address on the Director's Report, ILO Conference, 1945 October 30, 6, 12 t.p., 1 p.d.
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[Paris]--Article for French paper on a new journal for professional and working women in France, [1945, circa November], 1, 1 t.p. (carbon)
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Paris--"Working it out," ILO meeting, [1945 November 3], 3, 3 t.p. (carbon)
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Paris--"The I.L.O. meets in Paris," International News Service, 1945 November 3, 9, 9, t.p. (carbon)
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Paris--"The International Labor Conference," NBC broadcast, 1945 November 3, 16 t.p. (mimeo), 14 p.p.
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[Washington?]--"The International Labor Organization meets in Paris", [1945, circa November 10], 5 t.p. (carbon)
Statement on her return from Paris
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[New York?]--Notes for talk on a balanced economy as the national goal, [circa 1946?], 5 a.p.
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[Washington?]--"The common welfare: The people mattered," article on Harry Hopkins for Survey Midmonthly, 1946 February, 2 p.p.
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[Washington]--Notes for conversation with President Truman, on Montreal session of ILO, 1946 February 6, 5 a.p.
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Washington--"Full employment", 1946 [February 28], 13 t.p., 11, 14 t.p. (carbon), 2 ms.p., 1 t.l.s.
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v.p.--Excerpts from Southern Teamster, St. Louis Union Labor Advocate, and Progressive Labor World, with column by Miss Perkins, "Working it out", [1946 April 17-18], 3 clippings
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New York--"Working it out," article, Institute for American Democracy, 1946 July 21, 2 t.p. (mimeo)
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Washington--Speech at President's Conference on Industrial safety, [1946 October?], 1 t.p.
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Montreal--Talk before the Canadian Woman's Club, on the future of labor, notes, 1947 January 30, 4 a.p.
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[New York]--Talk on politics and religion, "Query", 1947 April 15, 8 a.p.
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[Washington]--"Franklin D. Roosevelt's religion," Journal of Living, 1947 May, 4 p.p.
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[Washington?]--Speech, National Congress of Parents and Teachers, notes, 1947 May 21, 6 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington?]--"The States' interest in safety", [1947, circa September], 2, 3 t.p.
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Philadelphia--American community in today's world, notes for address to Women's Auxiliary, [1947] September 13, 2 a.p.
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[Washington]--Notes, duplication of work in personnel, regional authority, Loyalty Review Board, [1947 September 30], 7 a.p.
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Troy; [Vt?]--Introduction to a talk, 1947 November, 2 a.p.
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n.p.--Walgrean lecture, on concept of the welfare of all the people as a basic concern of governments…", [circa 1948?], 5 a.p.
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[New York?]--Speech, on the death of Mary Small, [circa 1948?], 7 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes for address, on significance in American life of cooperation between labor and government, [circa 1948], 3 a.p.
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[New York?]--Review of A Man Can Live, by Bernard Iddings Bell, [circa 1948, January], 5 t.p.
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[New York]--Notes for lecture at St. Bede's School, [1948] January 26, 23, 4 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes for lecture at St. Bede's, [1948] February 2, 15 a.p., 1 a.env., 2 t.p.
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[New York]--Notes for lecture at St. Bede's, [1948] February 9, 15, 3 a.p.
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Madison, Wis.--Address, "Public service as a career," University of Wisconsin, 1948 February 24, 11, 1 t.p. (mimeo)
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[Washington]--"An experiment in art," Right Angle, 1948 April, 2 p.p.
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[Washington]--"A woman for President?," Today's Woman, [1948 April], 6 p.p.
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[Washington]--Memorandum for President Truman's speeches in New York City and New York State, [1948 October], 11, 11, 1 t.p. (carbon)
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S.Hadley, Mass.--"Public service as a career," summary of address at Mt. Holyoke College, 1948 December 1, 3 t.p. (carbon)
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[New York?]--On character qualities, and "what virtues well understood and accepted by all decent people", [1949?], 4 a.p.
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[New York?]--Notes on American history, [1949?], 8 a.p.
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[Washington]--Notes for a memorial statement on Laura A.Thompson, Librarian of the Labor Department, [1949], 18 a.p.
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[Washington?]--Toward a real career service, notes, talk to Society for Personnel Administration, Employment Section, 1949 March 8, 7 t.p.
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Buffalo--Address to NFPA on fire prevention, notes and press release, 1949 November 1, 6, 1 a.p., 2 t.p., 2 t.p. (carbon)
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Madison, Wis.--"John B. Andrews Memorial Symposium on labor legislation and social security," University of Wisconsin, 1949 November 5, 19 t.p. (mimeo)
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Atlantic City, N.J.--Address, New Jersey Education Association, 1949 November 12, 1 a.p., 3, 5 t.p.
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n.p.--Notes for talk, "Delegation of authority down the line is a temptation to rigidity...", [1950?], 3 a.p.
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n.p.--Notes for talk on the Civil Service Commission and personnel findings, [1950?], 9 a.p.
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n.p.--Notes for talk, "...Development of Texas - in this time everybody better off...", [1950?], 3 a.p.
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[Washington]--Outline about the Civil Service Commission's function, objective, etc., on Regional Directors' Conference agenda, [1950 January], 7 t.p.
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Washington--White House Conference on children and youth, notes for Miss Perkins' address, 1950 February 1, 6 t.p.
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[Washington?]--"Public service as a career," address, University of Wisconsin, "reprocessed and. ..brought up to date", 1950 March, 9 t.p. (mimeo)
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[San Francisco]--Speech to Federal Personnel Management Conference, part of prepared text, [1950 May 4], 5 t.p. (carbon)
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[Washington]--Notes, National Roster of Scientific and Specialized Personnel, [1950 July], 3 a.p., 1 t.p.
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[Washington]--Notes on conference with Clark and Fay Hunter, NSRB, with recommendations for Civil Service Commission, 1950 September 26, 2 t.p.
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Chicago--Address on government employees, Roosevelt College, press release, 1950 October 19, 1 t.p., 3, 2 t.p. (mimeo)
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Providence, R.I.--"The democracy of Franklin D. Roosevelt," address at Brown University, 1950 November 1, 5 t.p., 4 t.p. (mimeo)
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Washington--"Improvements in the Federal Civil Service in recent years," Washington Times-Herald, 1951 August 20, 4, 1 t.p., 1 p.p.
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Bear Mt. N.Y.--Address before Personnel Management Conference, on the record of civil servants, press release, 1951 October 26, 1 t.p., 7 t.p. (carbon), 5 t.p. (mimeo), t.l.s
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[Washington]--On the development of the Civil Service Commission, [1951, circa November], 22 t.p., 1 t.n.
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[Washington?]--Notes for talk on "the world problems we know of as needing solutions...", [1952?], 7 a.p.
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[Williamsport, Pa.]--Notes for a talk, telling of the town and her trip there, [circa 1952?], 5 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes for address at Grace Drake memorial service, [1952 January 17], 10 a.p.
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Washington--Address, League of Women Voters, on the Federal civil service, 1952 January 29, 2 t.p. (mimeo)
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Geneva, Switzerland--Health Com.'s Report to the International Labor Conference, 1952 June 5, 2 t.p., 4 t.p. (mimeo), 6, 1, 3 p.p.
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Washington--Notes of comment written on card of admittance to President Truman's farewell dinner, 1952 December 4, a.n.
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[Washington]--Outline for "Inside government," broadcast, [1953] February 18, 4 t.p., 4 t.p. (carbon), 1 t.l., 1 t.l.s.
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Chicago--Address, American Personnel and Guidance Assoc, on government employment, 1953 March 31, 2 t.p. (mimeo)
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Urbana, Ill.--"Pressures on a government administrator," University of Illinois, 1953 April 16, 15, 20 a.p. 1 t.p.
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[Washington?]--Notes on the changing cabinet, [1953 April 30], 4, 2 a.p., clipping
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[Urbana, Ill.]--"The loyalty program in government service," University of Illinois, [1953 May 6], 18 a.p., 2 t.p.
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[Urbana, Ill.]--"Recruitement and manpower problems in federal service," University of Illinois, [1953] May 7, 35 a.p.
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Cleveland--Government administration's improvements over 20 years, notes for address to office workers, 1953 June 24, 2, 6, 10 a.p.
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[Washington]--Notes on the Oppenheimer case, 1953 December 13, 13 a.p.
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[New York]--Notes for address to "Query" (incomplete?), austerity of voluntarism for order and social justice, [1955 December], 6, 1 a.p.
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Asbury Park, N.J.--Notes, on the death of N.J. Congressional Representative Mary T. Norton, [1959, circa August 2], 2 ap.
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[Ithaca, N.Y.]--Notes on changes in American values, [1961?], 4 a.p.
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n.p.--Notes for talk on women in industry after World War II, [circa 1962?], 5 a.p.
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[Ithaca, N.Y.?]--On women's rights, [circa 1962?], 11 a.p.
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[Ithaca, N.Y.?]--Notes, Relief and unemployment, [1963?], 8 a.p.
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Los Angeles--"Labor under the New Deal and the new frontier," Two views of American labor, University of California, 1965, 1963, 18 p.p.
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