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Series 1, Correspondence, constitutes over three-fourths of the Du Bois Papers at the University of Massachusetts. It includes correspondence received by Du Bois and carbon copies of letters he wrote to others throughout his life. His life covered ninety-five years of important social change in the United States and in the world, during which Du Bois was a leading participant in many of the most important efforts for change. He knew and corresponded with many of the leading figures of his long lifetime.

Du Bois' correspondence files reflect his involvement in many areas of twentieth century racial, literary and social reform movements. The 100,000 or more items document his career and provide a wealth of information on the work of others with whom Du Bois came into contact. The earliest item of correspondence is from 1877, although the bulk of the material is from the post-1910 period. The files continue through the years of his work with the NAACP, teaching and research at Atlanta University during the 1930s and 1940s, return to the NAACP in 1944, involvement with the peace movement in the late 1940s and the 1950s, and work with the Encyclopedia Africana until his death in 1963. A few items of Shirley Graham Du Bois' correspondence concerning Du Bois from late 1963, 1964 and 1965 bring this part of the collection to a close.

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W.E.B. Du Bois Papers: Series 1A (part 2). General Correspondence, 1933-1965
183 boxes (91.25 linear ft.)

Call no.: MS 312

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Series 1. Correspondence
1877-1964

A. General Correspondence
1877-1965

A. General Correspondence, 1933
1933

Aldridge, Amanda Ira
1933
Reel 39: 520

Alexander, Lillian
1933
Reel 39: 525

Re: the NAACP, Du Bois' editorship of The Crisis, the Amenia Conference and Fisk University.

Alexander, Sadie Tanner
1933
Reel 39: 541

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Alexander, Virginia
1933
Reel 39: 543

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Amenia Conference
1933
Reel 39: 553

Press releases, list of participants; memos; miscellaneous materials.

American Negro African Movement
1933
Reel 39: 608

Circular on this immigrationist movement.

Arthur, George
1933
Reel 39: 613

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Associated Negro Press. Also: William Pickens
1933
Reel 39: 613

Atlanta University. Also: John Hope
1933
Reel 39: 614

Re: Du Bois' teaching duties; including course materials, exams, grades and related materials.

Bacote, Clarence
1933
Reel 39: 744

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Banks, W. R.
1933
Reel 39: 759

Re: Atlanta University's proposed study of economic cooperation among American Negroes.

Beals, Carleton
1933
Reel 39: 761

Re: Beals' projected study of racial conditions in the South.

Bentley, William H.
1933
Reel 39: 764

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Billikopf, Jacob
1933
Reel 39: 774

Bond, Wenonah
1933
Reel 39: 785

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Boutte, Matthew V.
1933
Reel 39: 788

Re: Fisk University.

Bowles, George
1933
Reel 39: 791

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Brown, John S.
1933
Reel 39: 806

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Brown, S. Joe
1933
Reel 39: 809

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Brown, Sterling
1933
Reel 39: 810

Re: the Du Bois Literary Prize.

Bruce, Roscoe Conkling
1933
Reel 39: 816

Bullock, Ralph W.
1933
Reel 39: 821

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Caliver, Ambrose
1933
Reel 39: 832

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Callis, Myra
1933
Reel 39: 834

Re: the work of John P. Davis' Negro Educational League.

Cannon, Raymond W.
1933
Reel 39: 840

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Cansler, Fritz
1933
Reel 39: 842

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Chamberlain, John
1933
Reel 39: 847

Re: the Du Bois Literary Prize.

Chesnutt, Susan
1933
Reel 39: 849

Re: Charles Chesnutt.

Civic Club (New York, N.Y.)
1933
Reel 39: 854

Clarke, Edwin L.
1933
Reel 39: 860

Clement, Rufus E.
1933
Reel 39: 868

Clifford, Carrie W.
1933
Reel 39: 871

Cobb, James A.
1933
Reel 39: 874

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Commission on Interracial Cooperation. Also: Arthur Raper, Will Alexander
1933
Reel 39: 883

Cook, R. V.
1933
Reel 39: 888

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Craft, Henry K.
1933
Reel 39: 893

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Craver, William
1933
Reel 39: 894

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Crawford, George W.
1933
Reel 39: 895

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Cromwell, Otelia
1933
Reel 39: 896

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Curti, Merle
1933
Reel 39: 902

Dabney, Thomas L.
1933
Reel 39: 904

Dabney, Wendell P.
1933
Reel 39: 905

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Daly, Victor
1933
Reel 39: 908

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Davidson, Eugene
1933
Reel 39: 912

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Davis, Allison
1933
Reel 39: 913

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Davis, Arthur
1933
Reel 39: 914

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Davis, Dorothy
1933
Reel 39: 916

Re: the Funenia Conference.

Davis, Harry E.
1933
Reel 39: 917

Re: the Pinenia Conference.

Day, Caroline Bond
1933
Reel 39: 918

Re: the Amenia Conference.

de la Rue, Sidney
1933
Reel 39: 928

Re: Du Bois' published comments on de la Rue's work as a Financial Adviser to Liberia.

Demby, E. Thomas
1933
Reel 39: 931

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Dorsey, Emmett
1933
Reel 39: 934

Re: the Amenia Conference; concerning the National Industrial Recovery Act.

Du Bois, Nina
1933
Reel 39: 941

DuBois, Rachel Davis
1933
Reel 39: 1017

Re: her work and W. E. B. Du Bois' work at Atlanta University and in the NAACP.

Duke, Charles
1933
Reel 39: 1059

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Edmonds, Randolph
1933
Reel 39: 1076

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Ellis, Roy
1933
Reel 39: 1086

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Evanti, Lillian
1933
Reel 39: 1089

Re: a march on Washington.

Fauset, Arthur Huff
1933
Reel 39: 1104

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America
1933
Reel 39: 1107

Re: their Support of the activities of the Firestone Rubber Company in Liberia; concerning their attitude towards the control of education in Liberia.

Fisher, Ruth Anna
1933
Reel 39: 1115

Re: her work in England.

Fisk University. Also: President Thomas E. Jones
1933
Reel 39: 1122

Re: Du Bois' proposed commencement address.

Foreign Affairs. Also: Hamilton Fish Armstrong
1933
Reel 39: 1139

Re: Du Bois' article on developments in Liberia.

Frazier, E. Franklin
1933
Reel 39: 1153

Gannett, Lewis
1933
Reel 39: 1158

Re: the Du Bois Literary Prize.

Gibson, T. K.
1933
Reel 39: 1171

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Graves, Anna Melissa
1933
Reel 39: 1181

Re: Liberia.

Greene, Harry
1933
Reel 39: 1223

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Gregory, Montgomery
1933
Reel 39: 1226

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Guggenheim Memorial Foundation
1933
Reel 39: 1237

Re: Georgia Douglas Johnson.

Hamilton, Grace Towns
1933
Reel 40: 2

Hansberry, William Leo
1933
Reel 40: 21

Hare, Maud Cuney
1933
Reel 40: 40

Harris, Abram L. Also: Thomas L. Dabney
1933
Reel 40: 66

Re: the Amenia Conference; a letter from Harris to Du Bois proposing a lecture series.

Hawkins, Mason
1933
Reel 40: 100

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Hershaw, Lafayette M.
1933
Reel 40: 111

Re: the Amenia Conference and concerning Du Bois' study of Reconstruction.

Herskovits, Melville J.
1933
Reel 40: 115

Heslip, Jesse
1933
Reel 40: 118

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Hill, Leslie Pinckney
1933
Reel 40: 123

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Holmes, D. O. W.
1933
Reel 40: 136

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Holmes, John Haynes
1933
Reel 40: 137

Hope, John, II
1933
Reel 40: 145

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Horne, Frank S.
1933
Reel 40: 149

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Houston, G. David
1933
Reel 40: 153

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Howell, C. A.
1933
Reel 40: 163

Re: racial discrimination in the Civilian Conservation Corps.

Hughes, Langston
1933
Reel 40: 168

Hunt, Henry A.
1933
Reel 40: 172

Re: Hunt's work for Negro farmers in the Farm Credit Administration.

Hurst, B. Pierce
1933
Reel 40: 175

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Imes, William Lloyd
1933
Reel 40: 178

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Institute of Race Relations. Also: Charles Johnson, Helen Bryan
1933
Reel 40: 180

Re: Du Bois' participation in their work.

International Labor Defense
1933
Reel 40: 200

Re: the Scottsboro Case.

Jackson, Juanita
1933
Reel 40: 211

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Johnson, Charles S.
1933
Reel 40: 213

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Johnson, Georgia Douglas
1933
Reel 40: 218

Johnson, Henry Lincoln
1933
Reel 40: 219

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Johnson, James Weldon
1933
Reel 40: 220

Re: the Amenia Conference and the Du Bois Literary Prize.

Johnston, V. D.
1933
Reel 40: 235

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Jones, Mildred Bryant
1933
Reel 40: 243

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Jones, William N.
1933
Reel 40: 265

Re: interracial work in Baltimore and the possible effect of Socialist or Communist participation in such work.

Jourdain, E. B.
1933
Reel 40: 270

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Julian, Percy
1933
Reel 40: 271

Re: Julian's work at DePauw University.

Kelley, William
1933
Reel 40: 275

Re: Kelley's plans to start a Negro newspaper in New York City.

Kerlin, Robert T.
1933
Reel 40: 277

Re: Kerlin's dismissal from a teaching position in West Virginia.

King, Herbert
1933
Reel 40: 282

Re: the Amenia Conference.

La Farge, Oliver
1933
Reel 40: 287

Re: the Du Bois Literary Prize.

Latimer, Ira
1933
Reel 40: 320

Re: his position at LeMoyne College and his activities in Memphis.

League of Nations
1933
Reel 40: 323

Various materials concerning Liberia.

Liberia. Also: Edwin Barclay
1933
Reel 40: 346

Re: the relations between the government and the League of Nations; copy of a statement of President Edwin Barclay of Liberia to the Liberian legislature concerning the country's relationship to the League of Nations and on other developments in Liberia.

Liberian S. S. and Excelsior Mining Company
1933
Reel 40: 404

Resolution concerning the U.S. government and the Firestone Company's activities in Liberia.

Locke, Alain
1933
Reel 40: 412

Logan, Rayford W.
1933
Reel 40: 413

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Love, John L.
1933
Reel 40: 421

Re: the Amenia Conference.

McKinney, T. E.
1933
Reel 40: 436

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Martin, Margaret Ross
1933
Reel 40: 442

Re: conditions in Germany.

Matney, W. C.
1933
Reel 40: 458

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Maxey, George
1933
Reel 40: 459

Re: Maxey's opinion in the case of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania against William Brown.

Miller, George Frazier
1933
Reel 40: 477

Mossell, N. F.
1933
Reel 40: 485

Moton, R. R.
1933
Reel 40: 488

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro and Thomas Jesse Jones' opposition to it; concerning John Hope of Atlanta University.

Nail, John E.
1933
Reel 40: 501

N.A.A.C.P. Also: Arthur Spingarn, Oswald Garrison Villard, Harry Davis, Walter White, Charles Edward Russell, George Schuyler, Joel Spingarn, James H. Dillard, Mary White Ovington, Daisy Lamkin, William Pickens, Roy Wilkins, James Weldon Johnson, George Crawford, Lillian Alexander, Anna Melissa Graves, Max Eastman, Raymond Buell, William Allan Neilson, Helen Boardman
1933
Reel 40: 544

Report of the Committee on Budget; Spingarn Medal Award Committee materials; Board of Directors minutes; a fund-raising plan for the NAACP from Schuvler; materials from a Committee of Inquiry into the Harlem Hospital; Amenia Conference materials; an NAACP statement on the Scottsboro Case; a plan for reorganization of the NAACP from Du Bois, with comments from others; correspondence on the resignation of Joel Spingarn as President and Chairman of the Board; materials concerning Liberia; Crisis material concerning the Business Manager's position; NAACP annual conference resolutions; correspondence with Crawford on his resignation from the Board; corrrspondence with the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom and Anna Melissa Graves on Liberia; correspondence of Buell with White and with the Liberian government on events there involving the Firestone Rubber Company; information on a proposed survey of the treatment of the Negro in American history textbooks; a letter from Max Eastman to White concerning Claude McKay; correspondence with Joel Spingarn on the reorganization of the NAACP and about George Schuyler.

Pace, Harry H.
1933
Reel 40: 856

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Phelps-Stokes Fund. Also: Anson Phelps Stokes, Carter Woodson
1933
Reel 40: 877

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Prophet, Elizabeth
1933
Reel 40: 896

Redding, Louis
1933
Reel 40: 908

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Reid, Ira
1933
Reel 40: 909

Re: the Amenia Conference; concerning the appointment of Henry Hunt as an agricultural assistant to Henry Morgenthau, Jr. in the Farm Credit Administration.

Richardson, E. S.
1933
Reel 40: 919

Re: developments in the Virgin Islands.

Robinson, William A.
1933
Reel 40: 321

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Julius Rosenwald Fund. Also: George Arthur, Edwin Embree
1933
Reel 40: 925

Re: a proposed conference on the economic status of the Negro; on Du Bois' study of Reconstruction.

Saddler, Juanita
1933
Reel 40: 954

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Schuyler, George S.
1933
Reel 40: 958

Scruggs, Baxter
1933
Reel 40: 961

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Simon, Kathleen
1933
Reel 40: 999

Re: her anti-slavery work.

Somerville, Vada
1933
Reel 40: 1019

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Spingarn, Arthur B.
1933
Reel 40: 1026

Re: Du Bois' real estate.

Spingarn, Joel E.
1933
Reel 40: 1037

Steward, G. A.
1933
Reel 40: 1041

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Streator, George
1933
Reel 40: 1049

Re: the Amenia Conference; concerning Du Bois' views on interracial faculty at Black colleges and on nationalism.

Sutter, C.
1933
Reel 40: 1059

Re: the relationship of American Negroes to Africans and on Pan-Africanism.

Swift, Forest
1933
Reel 40: 1061

Re: John Brown.

Taub, Allan
1933
Reel 40: 1064

Re: the Scottsboro Case.

Taylor, Thelma Louise
1933
Reel 40: 1067

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Tobias, Channing H.
1933
Reel 40: 1076

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Turner, John
1933
Reel 40: 1089

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Swann, Thomas W.
1933
Reel 40: 1090

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Tuskegee Institute. Also: Monroe Work
1933
Reel 40: 1092

U.S. Department of State
1933
Reel 40: 1096

Re: Liberia and Haiti.

U.S. Department of the Interior. Also: Clark Foreman, Clarence Pickett
1933
Reel 40: 1103

Re: racial discrimination in public works projects and segregation in Subsistence Homesteads.

U.S. Farm Credit Administration. Also: Henry Morgenthau, Jr.
1933
Reel 40: 1116

Re: the appointment of Henry Hunt as agricultural assistant for Negro farm relief.

Valentine, W. R.
1933
Reel 40: 1125

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Van Doren, Carl
1933
Reel 40: 1129

Re: the Du Bois Literary Prize.

Walton, Lester A.
1933
Reel 40: 1151

Waring, C. J.
1933
Reel 40: 1153

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Waring, J. H.
1933
Reel 40: 1153

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Waters, Ethel
1933
Reel 40: 1158

Telegram of congratulations to Waters upon a performance.

Weaver, Archie
1933
Reel 40: 1161

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Webster, Edgar H.
1933
Reel 40: 1163

Wesley, Charles H.
1933
Reel 40: 1167

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Weston, Moran
1933
Reel 40: 1172

Re: the Amenia Conference.

White, Katrine
1933
Reel 40: 1174

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Whittaker, James
1933
Reel 40: 1176

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Wilberforce University. Also: R. R. Wright, Jr.
1933
Reel 40: 1179

Wilkinson, Henry B.
1933
Reel 40: 1186

Williams, A. V.
1933
Reel 40: 1192

Re: the relation of cultural achievement to economic progress for the American Negro.

Williams, Arnett
1933
Reel 40: 1193

Re: family matters and his educational progress.

Williams, Frances
1933
Reel 40: 1221

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Williams, Yolande Du Bois
1933
Reel 40: 1233

Wilson, Frank T.
1933
Reel 40: 1266

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Women's International League for Peace and Freedom. Also: Dorothy Detzer, Mildred Scott Olmsted
1933
Reel 40: 1280

Re: Liberia.

World Fellowship of Faiths. Also: K. N. Das Gupta
1933
Reel 40: 1300

Wright, Louis T.
1933
Reel 40: 1315

Wright, William
1933
Reel 40: 1319

Re: the Amenia Conference.

Writers" League Against Lynchlng. Also: Suzanne La Follette
1933
Reel 40: 1319

Young, Pauline
1933
Reel 40: 1322

Re: the Amenia Conference.

A. General Correspondence, 1934
1934

Abyssinian Baptist Church. Also: Adam Clayton Powell, Jr.
1934
Reel 41: 792

Adamson, Martha
1934
Reel 41: 800

Re: Technocracy and racial prejudice, with Du Bois' comments on the American Federation of Labor.

Addams, Jane
1934
Reel 41: 802

African Reconstruction Association. Also: Bernard Mason
1934
Reel 41: 816

Information on that organization.

Aldridge, Amanda Ira
1934
Reel 41: 820

Alexander, Lillian
1934
Reel 41: 825

Re: Du Bois' resignation from the NAACP.

Alexander, Sadie Tanner
1934
Reel 41: 829

Re: Du Bois' request for comments on his Negro Youth Movement; on his role in planning the Amenia Conference.

Alexander, Virginia
1934
Reel 41: 830

American Mercury
1934
Reel 41: 843

Re: a possible Du Bois article on the effect of the Depression on the American Negro's search for ultimate integration.

Ames, Jessie Daniel
1934
Reel 41: 847

Re: Du Bois' resignation from the NAACP

Anderson, Maxwell
1934
Reel 41: 849

Request for permission to use a quotation from Anderson in Black Reconstruction.

Atlanta University. Also: John Hope, Florence Read, Ira Reid, Anne Cooke
1934
Reel 41: 869

Correspondence concerning Department of Sociology matters; on Du Bois' terms of employment at the university; concerning a plan for a university survey of the history, present conditions and future of the American Negro; materials concerning a

Atlantic Monthly. Also: Ellery Sedgwick
1934
Reel 41: 1009

Re: a possible article by Du Bois on the effects of disfranchisement on the country.

Baltimore Afro-American. Also: Carl Murphy, William N. Jones
1934
Reel 41: 1021

Re: Jones' study of Liberia and recommendations for that country.

Bancroft, Frederic
1934
Reel 41: 1025

Re: Du Bois' Black Reconstruction.

Beale, Howard K.
1934
Reel 41: 1042

Re: Black Reconstruction.

Benet, William Rose
1934
Reel 41: 1049

Request for permission to use a quotation from Benet in Black Reconstruction.

Braithwaite, William Stanley
1934
Reel 41: 1057

Re: the Du Bois Literary Prize; on Du Bois' resignation from the NAACP.

Brazeal, B. R.
1934
Reel 41: 1063

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Brewer, W. M.
1934
Reel 41: 1063

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Bright, Nellie
1934
Reel 41: 1064

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Brooks, Phillips
1934
Reel 41: 1067

Re: the interest of a group in New York City in a Negro Youth Movement.

Brown, John S.
1934
Reel 41: 1079

Re: the Negro Youth Movement; concerning the possible reorganization of the NAACP; on Du Bois' resignation from the NAACP (including Brown's correspondence with Mason Hawkins, Harry Davis, F. B. Ransom, T. G. Nutter, William Allan Neilson, Charles Edward Russell, James Marshall, James A. Cobb, Carl Murphy, Clarence Darrow).

Brown, Sterling
1934
Reel 41: 1100

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Brown, W. Roderick
1934
Reel 41: 1103

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Bruce, Roscoe Conkling
1934
Reel 41: 1103

Re: Bruce's interest in the presidency of Tuskegee Institute.

Bullock, Ralph W.
1934
Reel 41: 1117

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Bunche, Ralph J.
1934
Reel 41: 1118

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Cansler, Fritz
1934
Reel 41: 1129

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Carnegie Corporation. Also: Keppel, F. P.
1934
Reel 41: 1130

Re: the publication of Black Reconstruction.

Cater, J. T.
1934
Reel 41: 1139

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Chivers, Walter R.
1934
Reel 41: 1142

Re: disfranchisement and Negro education.

Clarke, Edwin L.
1934
Reel 41: 1165

Re: Du Bois' resignation from the NAACP.

Clifford, Carrie W.
1934
Reel 41: 1168

Re: Du Bois' resignation from the NAACP.

Cobb, W. Montague
1934
Reel 41: 1171

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Cole, L. A.
1934
Reel 41: 1175

Re: Du Bois' resignation from the NAACP.

Coleman, Anita Scott
1934
Reel 41: 1179

Re: Du Bois' resignation from the NAACP.

Colophon. Also: Elmer Adler
1934
Reel 41: 1183

Commission on Interracial Cooperation. Also: Will Alexander, R. B. Eleazer
1934
Reel 41: 1186

Du Bois' comments on various social and economic functions and services which should be considered for Atlanta University's housing project.

Committee on Race Relations. Also: Helen Bryan
1934
Reel 41: 1196

Craft, Henry K.
1934
Reel 41: 1209

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Crawford, Floyd
1934
Reel 41: 1210

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Crawford, George W.
1934
Reel 41: 1211

Cullen, Countee
1934
Reel 41: 1216

Re: the use of a quotation from Cullen in Black Reconstruction.

Curtis, L. S.
1934
Reel 41: 1222

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Cuthbert, Marion
1934
Reel 41: 1222

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Dabney, Thomas L.
1934
Reel 42: 1

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Dabney, Wendell P.
1934
Reel 42: 1

Re: Du Bois' work for the reorganization of the NAACP.

Daniel, R. P.
1934
Reel 42: 11

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Daniel, Walter G.
1934
Reel 42: 11

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Davis, Carrington
1934
Reel 42: 13

Re: Du Bois' resignation from the NAACP.

Davis, Harry E. Also: Abba Hillel Silver
1934
Reel 42: 14

Re: developments in the NA!CP, Du Bois' position as editor of The Crisis, Du Bois' resignation and Davis reactions to Du Bois' plans for Black economic development; correspondence of Davis with Silver on a possible Du Bois lecture in Cleveland.

Davis, John C.
1934
Reel 42: 30

Re: Du Bois' resignation from the NAACP.

Dean, William H.
1934
Reel 42: 38

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

DeBerry, William N.
1934
Reel 42: 39

Re: Du Bois' resignation from the NAACP.

Dent, A. W.
1934
Reel 42: 44

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Dickason, H. L.
1934
Reel 42: 47

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Dickerson, Addie
1934
Reel 42: 48

Re: Du Bois' views of the current economic and political progress of the Negro.

Dillard, James H.
1934
Reel 42: 52

Dodson, Thurman
1934
Reel 42: 58

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Dorsey, Emmett
1934
Reel 42: 59

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Du Bois, Nina
1934
Reel 42: 61

DuBois, Rachel Davis
1934
Reel 42: 173

Re: the NAACP, George Schuyler, Du Bois' resignation from the NAACP and Abram Harris.

Duckrey, Tanner
1934
Reel 42: 201

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Eaton, Irene
1934
Reel 42: 226

Ellis, Roy
1934
Reel 42: 235

Re: the Negro Youth Movement

Encyclopaedia of the Social Sciences
1934
Reel 42: 238

Re: Du Bois' article on Booker T. Washington.

Evans, Eva Knox
1934
Reel 42: 251

Evans, Joseph
1934
Reel 42: 254

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Farrison, W. Edward
1934
Reel 42: 255

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Fisher, Ruth Anna
1934
Reel 42: 262

Re: her work in England and on the possibility of Du Bois working with her on a study of the Royal African Companies; on Du Bois views of the role of the slave trade in the beginnings of capitalism.

Foreign Affairs. Also: Hamilton Fish Armstrong
1934
Reel 42: 295

Re: a possible article by Du Bois on Ethiopia.

Foster, Laurence
1934
Reel 42: 297

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Frazier, E. Franklin
1934
Reel 42: 301

Gannett, Lewis
1934
Reel 42: 307

Graham, Shirley
1934
Reel 42: 318

Tribute to Du Bois; concerning her academic work and plans in music.

Granum, Stanley
1934
Reel 42: 326

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Graves, Anna Melissa
1934
Reel 42: 327

Re: Liberia and the possibility that Du Bois would represent that country at a League of Nations meeting; concerning George Schuyler's writings on Liberia.

Greene, Harry
1934
Reel 42: 337

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Gruening, Martha
1934
Reel 42: 350

Re: her and Helen Boardman's investigation of the role of the NAACP, Walter White and Charles Houston in the George Crawford case in Virginia; concerning Du Bois Black Reconstruction.

Harcourt, Brace and Company
1934
Reel 42: 369

Re: publication of Black Reconstruction.

Hare, Maud Cuney
1934
Reel 42: 406

Re: Du Bois' resignation from the NAACP

Harlem Interracial Forum. Also: Will Herberg
1934
Reel 42: 417

Harper's Magazine
1934
Reel 42: 423

Re: a possible Du Bois article on the effects of the Depression on the American Negro's search for ultimate integration.

Harris, Abram L.
1934
Reel 42: 426

Re: the relation of the Negro to changes in the American economy; on Harris' plans for a lecture series by Black scholars; on possible reorganization of the NAACP; concerning Du Bois' resignation from the NAACP; on the control of The Crisis by the NAACP.

Harris, Jesse Fauset
1934
Reel 42: 437

Re: her recent book.

Hayes, Truly
1934
Reel 42: 461

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Haytian Afro-American Chamber of Commerce. Also: Holsey, Albert
1934
Reel 42: 462

Re: possible investment in Haiti.

Haywood, J. W.
1934
Reel 42: 464

Re: Du Bois' resignation from the NAACP.

Heckert, Robert
1934
Reel 42: 465

Re: Du Bois' resignation from the NAACP.

Henderson, D. Raymond
1934
Reel 42: 468

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Herberg, Will
1934
Reel 42: 472

Hill, Leslie Pinckney
1934
Reel 42: 474

Requesting permission for the use of a quotation from Hill for Black Reconstruction.

Horne, Frank S.
1934
Reel 42: 485

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Houston Informer
1934
Reel 42: 495

The offer of column space to Du Bois.

Hughes, W. A., Jr.
1934
Reel 42: 521

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Hunton, Addie W.
1934
Reel 42: 526

Du Bois' list of ten benefactors of the American Negro since Emancipation.

Imes, William Lloyd
1934
Reel 42: 529

Re: the Negro Youth Movement; concerning Du Bois' resignation from the NAACP.

International Workers Order an invitation for a debate between Du Bois and James W. Ford.
1934
Reel 42: 542

Jackson, Harrison S.
1934
Reel 42: 544

Plan for a National Negro Congress.

Jackson, Juanita
1934
Reel 42: 548

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Johnson, Campbell C.
1934
Reel 42: 549

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Johnson, Charles S.
1934
Reel 42: 550

Re: a plan for an educational movie about the Negro.

Johnson, Georgia Douglas
1934
Reel 42: 552

Johnson, Henry Lincoln
1934
Reel 42: 559

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Johnson, James Weldon
1934
Reel 42: 562

Johnson, William Randolph
1934
Reel 42: 573

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Kerns, J. Harvey
1934
Reel 42: 622

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

La Farge, Oliver
1934
Reel 42: 625

Re: the Du Bois Literary Prize.

League for Industrial Democracy
1934
Reel 42: 633

League of Nations
1934
Reel 42: 636

Minutes of council meetings; material concerning Liberia.

Liberia. Also: L. A. Grimes, Edward Barclay
1934
Reel 42: 651

Information on Liberian and the League of Nations' plan of assistance; portions of a message of President Edward Barclay to the Liberian legislature; including Grimes' correspondence with Dorothy Detzer of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom concerning the possibility of Du Bois serving as a Liberian delegate to the League of Nations.

Logan, Rayford W.
1934
Reel 42: 695

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Long, Howard
1934
Reel 42: 703

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Lovejoy, Owen
1934
Reel 42: 709

Re: Du Bois' resignation from the NAACP and concerning Du Bois' views on an economic strategy for the Negro.

McAdoo, Martha
1934
Reel 42: 719

Re: Du Bois' resignation from the NAACP.

McGuinn, Robert
1934
Reel 42: 735

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Martin, Sarah
1934
Reel 42: 738

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Mathews, Loulie A.
1934
Reel 42: 743

Re: the Du Bois Literary Prize; from the NAACP.

Matney, W. C.
1934
Reel 42: 744

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Milholland, Vida
1934
Reel 42: 751

Re: John Milholland.

Miller, George Frazier
1934
Reel 42: 758

Miller, Herbert
1934
Reel 42: 760

Re: Shirley Graham.

Mitchell, Pearl
1934
Reel 42: 764

Re: Du Bois' resignation from the NAACP.

Morton, Ferdinand Q.
1934
Reel 42: 772

Moton, R. R.
1934
Reel 42: 774

N.A.A.C.P. Also: Arthur Spingarn, Joel Spingarn, William Pickens, Walter White, Lillian Alexander, Louis T. Wright, Roy Wilkins, Lewis Gannett, James Weldon Johnson, Harry Davis, James Dillard, Edwin Embree
1934
Reel 42: 864

Re: the Spingarn Medal Award Committee and a possible award to John Hope; Du Bois' suggestions for reorganizing the NAACP; Du Bois' resignation from the NAACP; concerning back salary owed Du Bois by the NAACP; concerning Du Bois' Black Reconstruction.

N.A.A.C.P. Duluth, Minnesota Branch. Also: R. J. Simmons
1934
Reel 42: 977

Re: Du Bois' resignation from the NAACP.

National Movement for the Establishment of a 49th State. Also: Oscar C. Brown
1934
Reel 42: 790

Re: their plans for a Negro state.

Nelson, Alice Dunbar
1934
Reel 42: 802

New York Public Library. Also: Arthur A. Schomburg
1934
Reel 42: 849

Oberlaender Trust. Also: Wilbur Thomas
1934
Reel 42: 981

Oettle, George S.
1934
Reel 42: 998

Re: the Carnegie Foundation and developments in South Africa and Rhodesia.

Olivier, Lord
1934
Reel 42: 991

Padmore, George
1934
Reel 42: 1020

Re: Padmore's activities in France.

Parks, Adella
1934
Reel 42: 1021

Re: Du Bois' resignation from the NAACP.

Parsons, J. A.
1934
Reel 42: 1021

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Peabody, George Foster
1934
Reel 42: 1024

Re: Du Bois' resignation from the NAACP; on general aspects of the race problem.

Phelps-Stokes Fund
1934
Reel 42: 1028

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Powell, E. L.
1934
Reel 42: 1054

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Prophet, Elizabeth
1934
Reel 42: 1057

Redding, Louis
1934
Reel 42: 1075

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Reid, Ira
1934
Reel 42: 1075

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Richardson, Harry V.
1934
Reel 42: 1076

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Robeson, Eslanda
1934
Reel 42: 1085

Julius Rosenwald Fund. Also: Edwin Embree
1934
Reel 42: 1094

Re: a conference on the economic condition of the American Negro and Du Bois' ideas on the subject.

Russell, Charles Edward
1934
Reel 42: 1112

Scruggs, Baxter
1934
Reel 42: 1122

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Scull, Ralph
1934
Reel 42: 1122

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Shivery, Henrietta
1934
Reel 42: 1131

Re: her teaching experience in Meridian, Miss.

Simon, Kathleen
1934
Reel 42: 1181

Re: Du Bois' resignation from the NAACP.

Somerville, John A.
1934
Reel 42: 1201

Re: Du Bois' controversy with the NAACP.

Southern Institute of International Relations. Also: Claud Nelson
1934
Reel 42: 1212

Spelman College. Also: Florence Read
1934
Reel 42: 1226

Spingarn, Arthur B.
1934
Reel 42: 1237

Steward, G. A.
1934
Reel 42: 1243

Re: the Negro Youth Movement; on Du Bois' possible resignation from the NAACP, including Steward's correspondence with Walter White on this subject.

Stolberg, Benjamin
1934
Reel 42: 1248

Re: Black Reconstruction and the relationship of Du Bois' ideas in this book to Marxism; concerning Stolberg's service on a Crisis Committee and his opinion of Roy Wilkins as an editor of The Crisis.

Streator, George
1934
Reel 42: 1251

Re: Streator's resignation from The Crisis; suggestions by Streator for a series of labor conferences at Atlanta University.

Taylor, Thelma Louise
1934
Reel 43: 19

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Thompson, Charles H.
1934
Reel 43: 28

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Thurman, Howard
1934
Reel 43: 29

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Turner, Thomas W.
1934
Reel 43: 46

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Tuskegee Institute. Also: R. R. Moton, Monroe Work
1934
Reel 43: 47

Re: rumors of Moton's resignation from the presidency of Tuskegre.

U.S. Department of the Interior. Division of Subsistence Homesteads
1934
Reel 43: 57

Re: the Subsistence Homestead Program.

Vaughan, George
1934
Reel 43: 104

Du Bois' opinions of the "spiritual" condition of the world.

Von Avery, H.
1934
Reel 43: 116

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Walton, Lester A.
1934
Reel 43: 123

Re: Liberia and Du Bois' resignation from the NAACP.

Waring, J. H.
1934
Reel 43: 131

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Watson, Zelma M.
1934
Reel 43: 134

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Weaver, Robert C.
1934
Reel 43: 134

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Weston, Moran
1934
Reel 43: 145

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

White, Katrine
1934
Reel 43: 153

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Wilkinson, Henry B.
1934
Reel 43: 165

Williams, Arnett
1934
Reel 43: 169

Williams, Yolande Du Bois
1934
Reel 43: 202

Wilson, Frank T.
1934
Reel 43: 229

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Women's International League for Peace and Freedom. Also: Dorothy Oetzer
1934
Reel 43: 230

Re: Liberia and the League of Nations; on the possibility of Du Bois representing Liberia at a League of Nations meetings; on the possible preparation by Du Bois of a book on Liberia.

Woodruff, Bertram
1934
Reel 43: 250

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Woodruff, Hale
1934
Reel 43: 251

Wright, Louis T.
1934
Reel 43: 256

Young, N. Louise
1934
Reel 43: 267

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

Young, P. Bernard, Jr.
1934
Reel 43: 267

Re: the Negro Youth Movement.

A. General Correspondence, 1935
1935

Addams, Jane. Jane Addams Memorial Fund. Also: Alice Hamilton
1935
Reel 43: 622

Alexander, Ernest R.
1935
Reel 43: 627

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Alexander, Lillian
1935
Reel 43: 628

Alexander, Raymond Pace
1935
Reel 43: 634

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Alexander, Sadie Tanner
1935
Reel 43: 635

Re: Dantes Bellegarde.

Alexander, Virginia
1935
Reel 43: 636

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Alexander, Will W.
1935
Reel 43: 644

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Alpha Phi Alpha. Also: Rayford Logan
1935
Reel 43: 649

American Committee on the Ethiopian Crisis. Also: Thomas Jesse Jones, Emory Ross
1935
Reel 43: 656

American League Against War and Fascism. Also: William Lloyd Imes
1935
Reel 43: 658

American Mercury
1935
Reel 43: 660

Re: a possible article by Du Bois on the Negro and the New Deal.

Association of Southern Women for the Prevention of Lynching. Also: Jessie Daniel Ames
1935
Reel 43: 683

Atlanta University. Also: John Hope, John Whittaker. Florence Read, Ira Reid, Rayford Logan
1935
Reel 43: 685

Re: the University, the Sociology Department, a possible Atlanta University journal; materials concerning a request to the Commonwealth Fund for support of a study of racial problems; a memo on possible activities for Atlanta University to undertake in the federal housing project in Atlanta; correspondence of John Hope and William Lloyd Imes about Du Bois speaking at a meeting about Ethiopia; Du Bois' plan for a survey of the history, condition and prospects of the American Negro.

Banks, W. R.
1935
Reel 43: 830

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Barnett, Claude A.
1935
Reel 43: 832

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Barrell, Alexina
1935
Reel 43: 835

Includes Du Bois' comments on his disagreement with, and resignation from, the NAACP.

Beale, Howard K.
1935
Reel 43: 859

Beals, Carleton
1935
Reel 43: 860

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Beard, Charles
1935
Reel 43: 861

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Benedict, Ruth
1935
Reel 43: 869

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Bernstein, Herman
1935
Reel 43: 871

Re: the Protocols of Zion.

Bethune, Mary McLeod
1935
Reel 43: 872

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Blayton, Jesse E.
1935
Reel 43: 874

Comments on Du Bois' Atlanta Creed and on the role of violence in a revolution.

Boas, Franz
1935
Reel 43: 876

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Bond, Horace Mann
1935
Reel 43: 878

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Braithwaite, William Stanley
1935
Reel 43: 887

Brawley, Benjamin
1935
Reel 43: 891

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro and Black Reconstruction

Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters. Also: A. Philip Randolph
1935
Reel 43: 898

Re: a national election of Pullman porters.

Brown, Charlotte Hawkins
1935
Reel 43: 902

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Brown, Sterling
1935
Reel 43: 904

Re: Du Bois' plans for a Negro Book-of-the-Year Club and about Black Reconstruction.

Bryan, Helen
1935
Reel 43: 909

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Bryan, Malcolm
1935
Reel 43: 910

Re: the economic status of the Georgia Negro.

Bunche, Ralph J.
1935
Reel 43: 915

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Burroughs, Nannie H.
1935
Reel 43: 917

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Calverton, V. F.
1935
Reel 43: 934

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Carnegie Corporation. Also: Keppel, F. P.
1935
Reel 43: 937

Carter, Elmer A.
1935
Reel 43: 944

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Carver, George Washington
1935
Reel 43: 951

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Cayton, Horace R.
1935
Reel 43: 954

Cayton's criticisms of Black Reconstruction.

Chivers, Walter R.
1935
Reel 43: 966

Re: the Atlanta Creed and the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Clement, Rufus E.
1935
Reel 43: 972

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Cobb, Ivorey
1935
Reel 43: 973

Re: Cobb's support of Du Bois' views on current racial matters and urging Du Bois' leadership in these affairs.

Cobb, James A.
1935
Reel 43: 975

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Cobb, W. Montague
1935
Reel 43: 976

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Commission on Interracial Cooperation. Also: R. B. Eleazer, Arthur Raper
1935
Reel 43: 985

Commonwealth Fund
1935
Reel 43: 989

Re: a proposed study by Atlanta University of the Negro in Atlanta with Du Bois' thoughts on the results to be expected from this study and information on the results of the Atlanta University conference studies of earlier years.

Commons, John R.
1935
Reel 43: 995

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Crawford, George W.
1935
Reel 43: 1006

Cromwell, Otelia
1935
Reel 43: 1007

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Cushman, Robert
1935
Reel 43: 1021

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Dabney, Wendell P.
1935
Reel 43: 1022

Davis, Harry E.
1935
Reel 43: 1031

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Davis, John W.
1935
Reel 43: 1033

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Day, Caroline Bond
1935
Reel 43: 1033

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

DeBerry, William N.
1935
Reel 43: 1034

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Fe.

Detweiler, Frederick
1935
Reel 43: 1040

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Dimmock,Y. D.
1935
Reel 43: 1041

Re: the views of Ugandans towards the Italian-Ethiopian conflict.

Du Bois, Nina
1935
Reel 43: 1046

DuBois, Rachel Davis
1935
Reel 43: 1150

Re: her work, the mlopedia of the Negro.

Dunbar Apartments. Also: Roscoe Conkling Bruce
1935
Reel 44: 1

Evans, Eva Knox
1935
Reel 44: 80

Farrar and Rinehart. Also: John Farrar
1935
Reel 44: 99

Re: a possible Du Bois-edited anthology of articles on current trends in American Negro thought.

Fisher, Ruth Anna
1935
Reel 44: 106

Foreign Affairs. Also: Hamilton Fish Armstrong
1935
Reel 44: 132

Re: Du Bois' article on Ethiopia

Forum Magazine
1935
Reel 44: 141

Re: a possible article by Du Bois on the Negro and the trade union movement.

Fox, Dixon Ryan
1935
Reel 44: 147

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Frankfurter, Felix
1935
Reel 44: 150

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Frazier, E. Franklin
1935
Reel 44: 150

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Goldenweiser, Alexander
1935
Reel 44: 170

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Graham, Shirley
1935
Reel 44: 171

Re: her work.

Graves, Anna Melissa
1935
Reel 44: 185

Re: Liberia.

Gregg, John A.
1935
Reel 44: 201

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Gruening, Martha
1935
Reel 44: 215

Re: the NAACP and the George Crawford case.

Guggenheim Memorial Foundation
1935
Reel 44: 220

Du Bois' recommendation of Marita Bonner Occony.

Handy, W. C.
1935
Reel 44: 234

Hansberry, William Leo
1935
Reel 44: 236

Re: Hansberry's research on Africa and on the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Harcourt, Brace and Company
1935
Reel 44: 240

Re: the publication of Black Reconstruction.

Harper's Magazine
1935
Reel 44: 294

Re: a possible article by Du Bois on the Negro and the trade union movement.

Harris, Abram L.
1935
Reel 44: 297

Re: Harris' work and on the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Harris, Jesse Fauset
1935
Reel 44: 301

Hawkins, Mason
1935
Reel 44: 311

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Hayes, Roland
1935
Reel 44: 312

Concert program.

Haynes, George E.
1935
Reel 44: 313

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Herberg, Will
1935
Reel 44: 314

Herskovits, Melville J.
1935
Reel 44: 315

Re: Herskovits' work; on the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Hill, Leslie Pinckney
1935
Reel 44: 332

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Henry Holt and Company
1935
Reel 44: 333

Re: a plan for a book by Du Bois on the history of the Negro race.

Hook, Sidney
1935
Reel 44: 340

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Horne, Frank S.
1935
Reel 44: 345

Re: possible publication of Horne's poetry

Howard University. Also: Alain Locke, Ralph Bunche
1935
Reel 44: 350

Re: a conference at Howard University in which Du Bois participated.

Huggins, Willis N.
1935
Reel 44: 384

Hughley, J. Neal
1935
Reel 44: 385

Re: an invitation to Du Bois to write an introduction to a book by Hughley.

Huxley, Elspeth
1935
Reel 44: 391

Jamaica Banana Producers" Association
1935
Reel 44: 397

Information on the Association.

Jameson, J. Franklin
1935
Reel 44: 429

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Jenkins, Deaderick
1935
Reel 44: 437

Re: Du Bois' views on a strategy for Black workers

Jenks, Leland
1935
Reel 44: 439

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Johnson, Charles S.
1935
Reel 44: 442

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Johnson, Georgia Douglas
1935
Reel 44: 443

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Johnson, James Weldon
1935
Reel 44: 444

Re: Black Reconstruction, the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Johnson, Mordecai W.
1935
Reel 44: 447

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Joint Committee on National Recovery. Also: John P. Davis
1935
Reel 44: 452

Report on the committee's work and a conference program.

Jones, Eugene Kinckle
1935
Reel 44: 459

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Jones, Mildred Bryant
1935
Reel 44: 464

Jones, Thomas Jesse
1935
Reel 44: 477

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Kerlin, Robert T.
1935
Reel 44: 486

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Koltzov, Michel
1935
Reel 44: 494

Re: a book to be done by Koltzov and Maxim Gorki

Laski, Harold J.
1935
Reel 44: 506

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Lasswell, Harold
1935
Reel 44: 507

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Latourette,Kenneth Scott
1935
Reel 44: 523

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Liberia. Also: L. A. Grimes
1935
Reel 44: 536

Re: a possible book on Liberia.

Locke, Alain
1935
Reel 44: 542

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro; concerning a proposed pamphlet by Du Bois on the Negro and social reconstruction.

Logan, Rayford W.
1935
Reel 44: 558

Re: a Negro Book-of-the-Year Club, the Atlanta Creed, the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Loram, Charles T.
1935
Reel 44: 572

Re: the Encyclopedia of theNegro.

Los Angeles (Calif.). City Schools. Also: J. McFarline Ervin
1935
Reel 44: 573

Re: their plans for appointing a special assistant for Negro students.

Lovett, Robert Morss
1935
Reel 44: 575

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

McKay, Claude
1935
Reel 44: 583

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Macmillan Company
1935
Reel 44: 587

Re: a possible book about Liberia.

Malliet, A. M. Wendell
1935
Reel 44: 592

Re: the cooperative movement in Jamaica.

Matheus, John F.
1935
Reel 44: 598

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Maxey, George
1935
Reel 44: 600

Comments on Du Bois' views on education.

Mead, Margaret
1935
Reel 44: 600

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Mencken, H. L.
1935
Reel 44: 601

Re: the Encyclopediaof theNegro.

Miller, Kelly
1935
Reel 44: 601

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Mitchell, Broadus
1935
Reel 44: 602

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Moley, Raymond
1935
Reel 44: 604

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Morton, Ferdinand Q.
1935
Reel 44: 607

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Morton, Ruth
1935
Reel 44: 608

Du Bois' opinion on the feasibility of her accepting the directorship of a Negro school in Alabama and his opinion on integrated faculties at Southern Negro schools.

Moton, R. R.
1935
Reel 44: 610

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

N.A.A.C.P. Also: Mary White Ovington, Joel Spingarn, Arthur Spingarn. William Pickens, Walter White, Roy Wilkins. Louis T. Wright
1935
Reel 44: 621

Re: Du Bois back salary and other matters.

National Movement for the Establishment of a 49th State. Also: Oscar C. Brown
1935
Reel 44: 669

Negro Peoples Theatre. Also: Rose McClendon
1935
Reel 44: 681

New York Age. Also: Fred R. Moore
1935
Reel 44: 725

Re: Du Bois' early writing for that paper.

New York Amsterdam News. Also: Sadie Warren Davis
1935
Reel 44: 730

Re: a recent strike at the newspaper.

Oberlaender Trust. Also: Wilbur K. Thomas
1935
Reel 44: 757

Re: a proposed study by Du Bois of industrial education in Germany and its application to the American Negro industrial school.

Occony, Marita Bonner
1935
Reel 44: 787

Odum, Howard W.
1935
Reel 44: 789

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Oettle, George S.
1935
Reel 44: 790

Re: South Africa and the Carnegie Corporation

Ovington, Mary White
1935
Reel 44: 819

Re: Black Reconstruction.

Pace, Harry H.
1935
Reel 44: 825

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Park, Robert E.
1935
Reel 44: 828

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Peabody, George Foster
1935
Reel 44: 832

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro, including Peabody's letter to President Franklin D. Roosevelt concerning the Encyclopedia.

Phelps-Stokes Fund. Also: Anson Phelps Stokes, Thomas Jesse Jones
1935
Reel 44: 843

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Pickens, William
1935
Reel 44: 900

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro, Black Reconstruction.

Pittsburgh Courier. Also: Robert Vann
1935
Reel 44: 906

Re: a possible column by Du Bois in that newspaper.

Pound, Roscoe
1935
Reel 44: 911

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Powell, Adam Clayton, Sr.
1935
Reel 44: 912

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Prairie View State College. Also: W. R. Banks
1935
Reel 44: 914

Re: a conference on the economic life of Negroes in Texas.

Prophet, Elizabeth
1935
Reel 44: 935

Radcliffe-Brown, A. R.
1935
Reel 44: 941

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Randolph, A. Philip
1935
Reel 44: 943

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Ransom, Reverdy C.
1935
Reel 44: 951

Reid, Ira
1935
Reel 44: 954

Re: a Negro Book-of-the-Year Club, the Atlanta Creed, the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Richardson, Willis
1935
Reel 44: 972

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Julius Rosenwald Fund. Also: Edwin Embree
1935
Reel 44: 982

Re: Embree's criticism of the Encyclopedia of the Negro, Du Bois' projected 1936 trip around the world; concerning Du Bois' novels The Quest of the Silver Fleece and Dark Princess and about a projected novel by Du Bois on Atlanta.

Ross, Edward A.
1935
Reel 44: 996

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Scott, Emmett
1935
Reel 44: 1009

Re: Black Reconstruction.

Scribner's Magazine
1935
Reel 44: 1011

Re: a possible article by Du Bois on the effects of disfranchisement on the South and about an article on Italy and Ethiopia.

Seldon, Benjamin F.
1935
Reel 44: 1019

Seligman, Edwin R.
1935
Reel 44: 1021

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Seniper, Joseph
1935
Reel 44: 1024

Re: Du Bois' opposition to Marcus Garvey.

Shivery, Henrietta
1935
Reel 44: 1031

Re: her experiences with racial prejudice in Mississippi

Social Science Research Council. Also: Donald Young
1935
Reel 44: 1057

Re: financial support for Du Bois' history of the Negro soldier in World War I.

Somerville, John and Vada
1935
Reel 44: 1067

Re: Du Bois' departure from the NAACP and his work at Atlanta University.

Spingarn, Arthur B.
1935
Reel 44: 10089

Re: Du Bois' financial affairs.

Spingarn, Joel E.
1935
Reel 44: 1110

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Stokes, Anson Phelps
1935
Reel 44: 1127

Letter of introduction from Stokes for Elspeth Huxley.

Streator, George
1935
Reel 44: 1130

Re: the Socialist Party; segregation of an audience at a lecture series in Atlanta; Du Bois' views of the persistence of racial prejudice, consumers' cooperation, the place of the Negro middle class in cooperation, the goal of Negro business. Marxism, violent revolution, the union movement and related areas of Du Bois' economic philosophy and strategy.

Sziklay, Andor
1935
Reel 44: 1147

Re: Sziklay's writings about the American Negro

Tannenbaum, Frank
1935
Reel 44: 1153

Thomas, Norman
1935
Reel 44: 1157

Form letter from Thomas concerning the Scottsboro case.

Thurman, Howard
1935
Reel 44: 1167

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Turner, Thomas W.
1935
Reel 44: 1177

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

U.S. Department of Commerce. Also: Eugene Kinckle Jones
1935
Reel 44: 1185

Re: the National Recovery Administration.

U.S. Department of the Interior. Also: Robert C. Weaver
1935
Reel 44: 1185

Re: the National Recovery Administration.

U.S. Farm Credit Administration. Also: H. A. Hunt
1935
Reel 44: 1190

Re: the National Recovery Administration.

U.S. Liberian Legation. Also: Lester Walton
1935
Reel 44: 1195

Re: Liberia.

U.S. Senate. Also: Arthur Capper
1935
Reel 44: 1206

Communication from Du Bois on the Bankhead Farm Tenant Bill.

U.S. Works Progress Administration. Also: Henry Alsberg
1935
Reel 44: 1207

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Van Doren, Carl
1935
Reel 45: 2

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Vann, Robert L.
1935
Reel 45: 4

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Villard, Oswald Garrison
1935
Reel 45: 9

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Walton, Lester A.
1935
Reel 45: 17

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Wesley, Charles H.
1935
Reel 45: 35

Williams, Arnett
1935
Reel 45: 50

Williams, Yolande Du Bois
1935
Reel 45: 63

Re: family matters.

Women's International League for Peace and Freedom. Also: Dorothy Detzer
1935
Reel 45: 104

Re: Liberia.

Work, Monroe N.
1935
Reel 45: 112

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Wright, Louis T.
1935
Reel 45: 119

Wright, R. R., Jr.
1935
Reel 45: 127

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Young, Donald
1935
Reel 45: 129

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Young, Pauline
1935
Reel 45: 132

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

A. General Correspondence, 1936
1936

Adams, Numa P.
1936
Reel 45: 227

Letter to Du Bois concerning the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Aery, William
1936
Reel 45: 250

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Alexander, Lillian
1936
Reel 45: 256

Alexander, W. G.
1936
Reel 45: 265

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Alexander, Will W.
1936
Reel 45: 268

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

All India Congress Committee. Also: R. M. Lohia
1936
Reel 45: 271

American Committee for Anti-Nazi Literature. Also: Franz Boas
1936
Reel 45: 277

Re: the work of the Committee and on the possibility of Du Bois joining the Committee.

Atlanta University. Also: John Hope, John Whittaker, W. R. Banks, Ira Reid, Florence Read
1936
Reel 45: 305

Re: the work of the Sociology Department; a copy of remarks from the memorial service for John Hope; correspondence with Banks about the selection of a president; materials from Du Bois' classes in sociology.

Banks, W. R.
1936
Reel 45: 396

Bellegarde, Dantes
1936
Reel 45: 405

Re: the Encyclopedia of theNegro.

Bond, Horace Mann
1936
Reel 45: 422

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Brawley, Benjamin
1936
Reel 45: 432

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Bryant, Myra J.
1936
Reel 45: 440

Re: the Scottsboro Case.

Burroughs, William J.
1936
Reel 45: 447

Re: Du Bois' interest in minority groups in the Soviet Union.

Caliver, Ambrose
1936
Reel 45: 463

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Also: Shotwell, James T.
1936
Reel 45: 471

Re: the publication of Du Bois' work on the history of Black soldiers in World War I on possible support for the work by the endowment.

Cayton, Horace R.
1936
Reel 45: 481

Commission on Interracial Cooperation. Also: Arthur Raper
1936
Reel 45: 538

Cox, Philip
1936
Reel 45: 556

Letter to Du Bois concerning Cox's literary work.

Cromwell, Otelia
1936
Reel 45: 558

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Dabney, Wendell P.
1936
Reel 45: 580

Dett, R. Nathaniel
1936
Reel 45: 596

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Dillard, James H.
1936
Reel 45: 597

Dillard University. Also: Bond,Horace Mann
1936
Reel 45: 602

Dollard, John
1936
Reel 45: 606

Du Bois, Nina
1936
Reel 45: 615

DuBois, Rachel Davis
1936
Reel 45: 785

Re: her book on building American culture; concerning the development of interracial tolerance.

Embree, Edwin R.
1936
Reel 45: 872

Re: the condition of Black journalism and the need for a new periodical; Du Bois' plans for a new journal at Atlanta University; concerning a possible Spingarn Award for John Hope; on the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Emergency Peace Campaign. Also: Harry Emerson Fosdick, Kirby Page, Allan Knight Chalmers, John Dillinghan
1936
Reel 45: 879

Evans, Eva Knox
1936
Reel 45: 897

Re: her writing.

Fellowship of Reconciliation
1936
Reel 45: 905

Fisher, Ruth Anna
1936
Reel 45: 909

Fisk University
1936
Reel 45: 916

Includes correspondence listing Du Bois' favorite books.

Frazier, E. Franklin
1936
Reel 45: 932

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Georgia Teachers and Educational Association. Also: Frank Horne
1936
Reel 45: 951

Includes a statement by Horne on education in the South for Blacks.

Graham, Shirley
1936
Reel 45: 964

Re: her teaching activity and plans.

Graves, Anna Melissa
1936
Reel 45: 975

Greater New York Federation of Churches. Also: Allan Knight Chalmers
1936
Reel 45: 976

Grillo, S. Henry
1936
Reel 45: 978

Re: Du Bois' views of the strategy for the emancipation of the Black race.

Handy, W. C.
1936
Reel 45: 995

Hankins, F. H.
1936
Reel 45: 996

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Hansberry, William Leo
1936
Reel 45: 999

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Harper's Magazine. Also: George R. Leighton
1936
Reel 45: 1025

Re: Leighton's interest in Alabama populace.

Herskovits, Melville J.
1936
Reel 45: 1039

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Yasuichi Hikida
1936
Reel 45: 1041

Re: Du Bois' proposed visit to Japan and the Orient.

Holmes, D. O. W.
1936
Reel 45: 1068

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Horne, Frank S.
1936
Reel 45: 1079

Huggins, Willis N.
1936
Reel 45: 1081

Re: the rncyclopedia of the Negro.

Hurston, Zora Neale
1936
Reel 45: 1084

Huxley, Elspeth
1936
Reel 45: 1085

Indian Social Reformer
1936
Reel 45: 1089

James, Concha Romero
1936
Reel 45: 1120

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Johnson, Campbell C.
1936
Reel 45: 1136

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Johnson, Charles S.
1936
Reel 45: 1140

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Johnson, Georgia Douglas
1936
Reel 45: 1145

Johnson, James Weldon
1936
Reel 45: 1159

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Johnson, Mordecai W.
1936
Reel 45: 1160

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Jones, Eugene Kinckle
1936
Reel 45

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Klineberg, Otto
1936
Reel 46: 11

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Laski, Harold J.
1936
Reel 46: 21

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Latimer, Catherine
1936
Reel 46: 23

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Leland, Waldo Gifford
1936
Reel 46: 44

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Lindeman, Victor
1936
Reel 46: 52

Re: his objections to Du Bois' proposed research visit to Germany.

Locke, Alain
1936
Reel 46: 58

Re: Du Bois' study of social reconstruction and the Negro.

Logan, Rayford W.
1936
Reel 46: 66

Re: his assistance in planning work for the Encyclopedia of the Negro; a digest of opinions of the need for the Encyclopedia.

Loram, Charles T.
1936
Reel 46: 82

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro and on a study of Southern race relations by a group from Yale University.

Lynch, John R.
1936
Reel 46: 94

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Matney, W. C.
1936
Reel 46: 122

Correspondence concerning Matney's work on the Consumers' Cooperative movement.

Mitchell, Broadus
1936
Reel 46: 142

Re: the Encyclopedia of tho Negro.

Moton, R. R.
1936
Reel 46: 156

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

N.A.A.C.P. Also: Lillian Alexander, Walter White, Joel Spingarn, Arthur Spingarn, Louis T. Wright, Roy Wilkins
1936
Reel 46: 168

Re: back salary owed to Du Bois; correspondence with the District of Columbia Branch (H. S. Pinkett) over the use of the word "nigger." in publications.

New Republic. Also: Malcolm Cowley, Bruce Bliven
1936
Reel 46: 212

Newspaper Guild of New York. Also: Henry Lee Moon
1936
Reel 46: 232

Re: a strike at the New York Amsterdam News.

Oberlaender Trust
1936
Reel 46: 260

Re: Du Bois' research trip to Germany.

Ortiz, Fernando
1936
Reel 46: 309

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Osborne, Herman P.
1936
Reel 46: 317

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Padmore, George
1936
Reel 46: 332

Pattee, Richard
1936
Reel 46: 338

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Phelps-Stokes Fund. Also: Anson Phelps Stokes, Rayford W. Logan
1936
Reel 46: 352

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro; planning for the Encyclopedia; copies of comments sent by various authorities concerning the need for the Encyclopedia and on their possible participation in the work.

Pickens, William
1936
Reel 46: 502

Pittsburgh Courier. Also: Robert L. Vann
1936
Reel 46: 509

Re: a regular column by Du Bois for that newspaper.

Porter, Dorothy
1936
Reel 46: 552

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Progressive Intercollegiate Alumni Association. Also: George Counts. Reinhold Niebuhr, Elmer Rice, Sydney Prerau
1936
Reel 46: 558

Re: this organization's goal to protect civil liberties and democratic rights on college campuses and Du Bois possible endorsement of it.

Prophet, Elizabeth
1936
Reel 46: 559

Ramos, Arthur
1936
Reel 46: 580

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Reid, Ira
1936
Reel 46: 584

Re: Atlanta University; the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Richardson, William H.
1936
Reel 46: 599

Re: Maud Cuney Hare's death.

Rippy, J. Fred
1936
Reel 46: 604

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Riverside Church. Also: Harry Emerson Fosdick
1936
Reel 46: 607

Julius Rosenwald Fund. Also: Edwin Ernbree
1936
Reel 46: 615

Re: consumers' cooperation movements.

Ross, Edward A.
1936
Reel 46: 616

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Russell, Charles Edward
1936
Reel 46: 919

Re: Du Bois' Black Reconstruction.

Russell Sage Foundation. Also: Shelby Harrison
1936
Reel 46: 622

Re: the possible publication of Du Bois history of Black soldiers in the First World War.

Scottsboro Defense Committee. Also: Norman Thomas
1936
Reel 46: 629

Seligman, Edwin R.
1936
Reel 46: 633

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Shivery, Louie D.
1936
Reel 46: 645

Re: her work at Atlanta University on a study of organized social work among Atlanta Blacks.

Sigma Pi Phi. Also: Henry K. Craft
1936
Reel 46: 656

Re: the possibility of Du Bois' seeking the presidency of Atldnta University.

Slaughter, Henry P.
1936
Reel 46: 659

Southern Sociological Society
1936
Reel 46: 687

Spingarn, Arthur B.
1936
Reel 46: 701

Spingarn, Joel E.
1936
Reel 46: 712

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Streator, George
1936
Reel 46: 725

Re: Du Bois' column in the Pittsburgh Courier.

Thompson, Charles H.
1936
Reel 46: 748

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

U.S. Department of Commerce. Also: Eugene Kinckle Jones
1936
Reel 46: 770

Re: Du Bois' study of Blacks in Texas.

U.S. Department of the Interior. Also: Robert C. Weaver
1936
Reel 46: 783

U.S. Farm Credit Administration. Also: H. A. Hunt
1936
Reel 46: 784

U.S. Federal Emergency Relief Administration. Also: Clark Foreman
1936
Reel 46: 786

U.S. Office of Education. Also: Ambrose Caliver
1936
Reel 46: 799

Vann, Robert L.
1936
Reel 46: 829

Villard, Oswald Garrison
1936
Reel 46: 834

Re: a possible Spingarn Award for John Hope; on the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Walton, Lester A.
1936
Reel 46: 840

Re: Liberia; the death of John Hope; other recent news.

Webster, Edgar H.
1936
Reel 46: 845

Re: Black Reconstruction.

Wesley, Charles H.
1936
Reel 46: 847

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Williams, Arnett
1936
Reel 46: 864

Williams, Mary Wilhelmine
1936
Reel 46: 866

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Williams, W. T. B.
1936
Reel 46: 873

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Williams, Yolande Du Bois
1936
Reel 46: 874

Re: family matters.

Women's International League for Peace and Freedom. Also: Dorothy Detzer
1936
Reel 46: 917

Re: a possible meeting in Europe of representatives of various Black nations.

Work, Monroe N.
1936
Reel 46: 921

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro, including sources of materials for use in preparation of the Encyclopedia.

Wright, Louis T.
1936
Reel 46: 925

Wright, Nadine
1936
Reel 46: 926

Re: the death of Maud Cuney Hare.

Wright, R. R., Sr.
1936
Reel 46: 941

Young, Donald
1936
Reel 46: 949

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

A. General Correspondence, 1937
1937

Alexander, Lillian
1937
Reel 46: 1139

American Association for the Advancement of Science
1937
Reel 46: 1142

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro and the proposed Atlanta University journal on race and culture.

American Civil Liberties Union. Also: Roger Baldwin
1937
Reel 46: 154

Re: Du Bois' serving as a speaker for that group.

American Jewish Committee. Also: Leo Stein
1937
Reel 46: 157

Re: newspaper reports of Du Bois' impressions of the status of Jews in Germany.

American League Against War and Fascism. Also: Harry Ward
1937
Reel 46: 162

Statement by Du Bois protesting hostility between Japan and the United States and England.

Association for the Study of Negro Life and History. Also: Carter G. Woodson
1937
Reel 47: 1

Association of Business and Professional Women of Philadelphia. Also: Sadie T. Alexander
1937
Reel 47: 4

Atlanta University. Also: Florence Read. Rufus Clment, Ira Reid, John Whittaker, Jesse Blayton, Walter Chivers, William H. Dean, Nathaniel Tillman, William S. Braithwaite, W. R. Banks
1937
Reel 47: 11

Re: University and Sociology Department matters; concerning the founding of a new journal on race and culture; concerning Ira Reid's resignation from the University; concerning a possible Sigma Pi Phi meeting at the University; correspondence with W. R. Banks concerning the selection of a new president of the University.

Beals, Carleton
1937
Reel 47: 107

Re: discrimination by the Mexican government against Black Americans wishing to visit that country.

Boardman, Helen
1937
Reel 47: 115

Re: the early American slave trade.

Brawley, Benjamin
1937
Reel 47: 123

Brooks, Van Wyck
1937
Reel 47: 133

Re: the Spanish Civil War.

Brown, Anna Vivian
1937
Reel 47: 134

Re: the attitude of Black voters towards the Democratic Party.

Clement, Rufus E.
1937
Reel 47: 217

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro; concerning the presidency of Atlanta University.

Crawford, George W.
1937
Reel 47: 239

Dabney, Wendell P.
1937
Reel 47: 249

Davis, Allison
1937
Reel 47: 256

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Davis, Harry L.
1937
Reel 47: 255

De Cleene, Natal
1937
Reel 47: 261

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Dover, Cedric
1937
Reel 47: 279

Includes an enclosed letter from Lord Olivier introducing Dover.

Dube, John L.
1937
Reel 47: 284

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Du Bois, Vina
1937
Reel 47: 285

Correspondence involving family matters.

DuBois, Rachel Davis
1937
Reel 47: 267

Re: her work on inter-cultural understanding.

Embree, Edwin R.
1937
Reel 47: 395

Emergency Peace Campaign. Also: Kirby Page
1937
Reel 47: 396

Evans, Eva Knox
1937
Reel 47: 400

Fisher, Ruth Anna
1937
Reel 47: 420

Fisk University. Also: Charles S. Johnson
1937
Reel 47: 429

Re: the cooperation of Fisk University in establishing a new journal on race and culture.

Frobenius, Leo
1937
Reel 47: 470

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

General Education Board. Also: Jackson Davis
1937
Reel 47: 473

Re: possible support from the Board for the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Graham, Shirley
1937
Reel 47: 493

Re: her theatrical work in Chicago; concerning Du Bois' plays Seven-Up and Black Man.

Gruening, Martha
1937
Reel 47: 530

Harcourt, Brace and Company. Also: Alfred Harcourt
1937
Reel 47: 556

Letter from Du Bois concerning a projected book to be called A Search for Democracy based on his world trip.

Harper's Magazine. Also: George R. Leighton
1937
Reel 47: 567

Re: Leighton's interest in Alabama populism.

Herskovits, Melville J.
1937
Reel 47: 592

Hope, John. John Hope Memorial Fund Committee. Also: Florence Read
1937
Reel 47: 619

Huggins, Willis N.
1937
Reel 47: 631

Huxley, Julian
1937
Reel 47: 639

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Hyams, Barry
1937
Reel 47: 640

Re: Hyams' plan for a play about Nat Turner.

International Committee on African Affairs. Also: Max Yergan
1937
Reel 47: 649

Re: the work of the Committee.

Johnson, Alvin
1937
Reel 47: 668

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Johnson, Charles S.
1937
Reel 47: 672

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Johnson, James Weldon
1937
Reel 47: 679

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Jones, J. O. Rheinallt
1937
Reel 47: 692

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Labouret, H.
1937
Reel 47: 725

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Little, Marion
1937
Reel 47: 748

Re: the racial policies of the Baha'i faith and segregation at a Baha'i meeting in Nashville.

Locke, Alain
1937
Reel 47: 757

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Logan, Rayford W.
1937
Reel 47: 760

Re: the planning and preparatory work for the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Loram, Charles T.
1937
Reel 47: 789

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Lovett, Robert Morss
1937
Reel 47: 801

Re: the possible deportation of two accused radicals.

Macmillan, W. M.
1937
Reel 47: 813

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Malinowski, Bronislaw
1937
Reel 47: 817

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Mathews, Loulie A.
1937
Reel 47: 832

Re: the racial policies of the Baha'i faith and segregation at a Baha'i meeting in Nashville.

Merritt, Katherine Pope
1937
Reel 47: 842

Re: her writing about the slave trade.

Miller, Kelly
1937
Reel 47: 843

N.A.A.C.P. Also: Roy Wilkins. Walter White
1937
Reel 47: 862

National Urban League
1937
Reel 47: 871

Letter of recommendation by Du Bois for Hugh Smythe.

North Georgia Review. Also: Lillian Smith
1937
Reel 47: 919

Re: a review by Du Bois of John Dollard's Caste and Class in a Southern Town; concerning the magazine.

Nyabongo, Akiki
1937
Reel 47: 920

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Oldham, J. H.
1937
Reel 47: 930

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Park, Robert E.
1937
Reel 47: 960

Re: planning and preparatory work for the Encyclopedia of the Negro; concerning Carter Woodson's plans for a similar work.

Pattee, Richard
1937
Reel 47: 978

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Phelps-Stokes Fund. Also: Anson Phelps Stokes, Rayford Logan, Thomas Jesse Jones
1937
Reel 47: 988

Re: preparatory work and planning for the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Pickens, William
1937
Reel 48: 1

Pinkett, H. J.
1937
Reel 48: 3

Re: cooperatives and Pinkett's experiences with them; concerning Pinkett's career and writing.

Prophet, Elizabeth
1937
Reel 48: 51

Ramos, Arthur
1937
Reel 48: 53

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Raper, Arthur
1937
Reel 48: 65

Re: the interest of Black organizations in Georgia in having a federal aid to education bill amended to include the proportional support of both white and black schools.

Reid, Ira
1937
Reel 48: 67

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Julius Rosenwald Fund
1937
Reel 48: 78

Correspondence, including Du Bois' recommendations for Shirley Graham and others.

Russell, Charles Edward
1937
Reel 48: 85

Southern Negro Youth Congress. Also: Louis E. Burnham
1937
Reel 48: 158

Re: plans for a magazine to be issued by the group.

Spingarn, Arthur B.
1937
Reel 48: 182

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro; legal matters.

Spingarn, Joel E.
1937
Reel 48: 193

Sterling, Jesse
1937
Reel 48: 196

Includes Du Bois' opinions on the controversy over the power of the Supreme Court and on President Roosevelt's plan to add members to it.

Streator, George
1937
Reel 48: 201

Tannenbaum, Frank
1937
Reel 48: 217

Re: discrimination by the Mexican government against Black Americans wishing to visit that country.

Troconis, Gabriel
1937
Reel 48: 226

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Trotman, Minta B.
1937
Reel 48: 229

Re: the racial policies of the Baha'i faith and concerning segregation at a Baha'i meeting in Nashville, including correspondence with Horace Holley, Louis Gregory, Margarita Smythe.

Union of South Africa. Also: Prime Minister J. B. Hertzog
1937
Reel 48: 284

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

U.S. President's Committee on Vocational Education. Also: Robert C. Weaver
1937
Reel 48: 306

Valle, Rafael Heliodoro
1937
Reel 48: 314

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Mme. C. J. Walker Manufacturing Company
1937
Reel 48: 327

Re: Du Bois' comments about the company in a Pittsburgh Courier column.

Walton, Lester A.
1937
Reel 48: 330

Re: conditions in Liberia and Walton's work as U.S. Minister there.

Wells, H. G.
1937
Reel 48: 342

Westermann, Diedrich
1937
Reel 48: 355

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Williams, Mary Wilhelmine
1937
Reel 48: 370

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Woelfel, Dominik J.
1937
Reel 48: 387

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Work, Monroe N.
1937
Reel 48: 390

Wright, Louis T.
1937
Reel 48: 394

A. General Correspondence, 1938
1938

Adler, Isaac
1938
Reel 48: 458

African. Also: Claude McKay
1938
Reel 48: 478

Re: the plans of McKay and Countee Cullen for this journal.

Alexander, Virginia
1938
Reel 48: 491

Letter from Du Bois including a statement criticizing the value of Carter Woodson's social studies.

Ames, Jessie Daniel
1938
Reel 48: 504

Re: her published letter to Senator Tom Connally about an anti-lynching bill in the Congress.

Arnett, Trevor
1938
Reel 48: 515

Atlanta University. Also: Rufus Clement, Florence Read, John Whittaker, Ira Reid
1938
Reel 48: 524

Re: University and Sociology Department matters; a program for Du Bois' 70th birth celebration at the University, including a copy of his A Pageant in Seven Decades, 1868-1938; a memo to Clement urging the retention of William S. Braithwaite on the faculty.

Bechtold, Ludmila
1938
Reel 48: 737

Re: the Baha'i faith.

Bethune, Mary McLeod
1938
Reel 48: 747

Re: Du Bois' birthday celebration.

Bond, Horace Mann
1938
Reel 48: 765

Braithwaite, William Stanley
1938
Reel 48: 771

Poem for Du Bois' 70th birthday.

Brawley, Benjamin
1938
Reel 48: 773

Re: Du Bois' birthday celebration.

Breyer, Frederick
1938
Reel 48: 776

Includes Du Bois' opinions on the elimination of job discrimination and the establishment of industrial democracy as effective ways to eliminate racial prejudice.

Brown, Anna Vivian
1938
Reel 48: 778

Re: the causes for the increasing support of Blacks for the Democratic Party.

Caliver, Ambrose
1938
Reel 48: 802

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Carver, George Washington
1938
Reel 48: 813

Letter from Rayford Logan to Carver concerning Du Bois' birthday celebration.

Cook, George W.
1938
Reel 48: 842

Letter from Cook concerning his reaction to Black Reconstruction and urging Du Bois to prepare pamphlets on Black history; Du Bois' reaction to Communism.

Cook, Mercer
1938
Reel 48: 843

Crawford, George W.
1938
Reel 48: 852

Re: Du Bois' birthday celebration.

Cromwell, Otelia
1938
Reel 48: 853

Re: Du Bois' birthday celebration.

Cullen, Countee
1938
Reel 48: 855

Re: Du Bois' birthday celebration.

Dabney, Wendell P.
1938
Reel 48: 857

Darrow, Ruby
1938
Reel 48: 868

Letter from Du Bois concerning Clarence Darrow's death.

Davis, Harry E.
1938
Reel 48: 869

Dillard, James H.
1938
Reel 48: 896

Dover, Cedric
1938
Reel 48: 902

Correspondence, including notes from Dover for a letter to Jawaharlal Nehru of India about Du Bois' birthday celebration.

Du Bois, Nina
1938
Reel 48: 906

Family matters.

DuBois, Rachel Davis
1938
Reel 48: 921

Correspondence, partially concerning her work with a series of radio scripts on the cultural and ethnic origins of Americans for presentation on the Columbia Broadcasting System.

Eller, Dorothy
1938
Reel 48: 970

Correspondence, including Du Bois' opinion on the future of Negro literature and poetry.

Fisher, Ruth Anna
1938
Reel 48: 988

Fisk University. Also: Thomas E. Jones, Andrew Allison
1938
Reel 48: 993

Re: an honorary degree for Du Bois and an outline of his commencement address.

Gallagher, Buell G.
1938
Reel 48: 1057

Gloster, Hugh M.
1938
Reel 48: 1071

Graham, Shirley
1938
Reel 48: 1077

Birthday greetings to Du Bois; concerning her theatrical work and study.

Hansberry, William Leo
1938
Reel 48: 1122

Re: Hansberry's African research.

Harris, Jesse Fauset
1938
Reel 48: 1136

Hawkins, Mason
1938
Reel 48: 1148

Birthday greetings to Du Bois.

Haynes, George E.
1938
Reel 48: 1152

Birthday greetings to Du Uois.

Hershaw, Lafayette M.
1938
Reel 48: 1162

Hill, Leslie Pinckney
1938
Reel 48: 1172

Holmes, John Haynes
1938
Reel 48: 1185

Re: Du Bois' birthday celebration.

Horne, Frank S.
1938
Reel 48: 1191

Birthday greetings to Du Bois.

Hughes, Langston
1938
Reel 48: 1214

Imes, William Lloyd
1938
Reel 49: 1

Re: Du Bois' birthday celebration.

Institute of Pacific Relations
1938
Reel 49: 6

Re: Du Bois' membership on the American Council of the Institute.

International African Service Bureau. Also: William E. Harrison, T. R. Makomen
1938
Reel 49: 19

Re: the work of the Bureau.

International Mark Twain Society. Also: Cyril Clemens
1938
Reel 49: 24

Includes a listing by Du Bois of some of his personal characteristics.

Inter-Professional Association. Also: Mary Van Kleeck
1938
Reel 49: 35

Re: a proposed meeting to discuss national and international social and economic problems.

Johnson, Charles S.
1938
Reel 49: 52

Johnson, Georgia Douglas
1938
Reel 49: 55

Johnson, Grace Nail
1938
Reel 49: 61

Letter from Du Bois concerning the death of her husband, James Weldon Johnson.

Johnson, James Weldon
1938
Reel 49: 69

Re: Du Bois' birthday celebration; concerning the early fund-raising activities of the NAACP.

Jones, Eugene Kinckle
1938
Reel 49: 78

Re: Du Bois' birthday celebration

Kelley, Augustus
1938
Reel 49: 106

Re: Du Bois' Black Reconstruction.

Kirwan, L. P.
1938
Reel 49: 119

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

La Farge, Oliver
1938
Reel 49: 130

Re: Du Bois' birthday celebration.

Laski, Harold J.
1938
Reel 49: 135

Lehman, Herbert H.
1938
Reel 49: 147

Re: Du Bois' birthday celebration.

Logan, Rayford W.
1938
Reel 49: 176

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro and Du Bois' birthday celebration.

Loram, Charles T.
1938
Reel 49: 201

Re: South African native laws.

Lynch, John R.
1938
Reel 49: 209

Re: Du Bois' birthday celebration.

McElderry, G. T.
1938
Reel 49: 221

Re: cooperative farming among Southern Blacks and on the 1940 presidential election.

Mays, Benjamin E.
1938
Reel 49: 261

Re: Du Bois' birthday celebration.

Miller, Kelly
1938
Reel 49: 266

Birthday greetings to Du Bois; a statement critical of Du Bois' racial strategy.

Modern Age Books. Also: Louis M. Hacker
1938
Reel 49: 284

Re: a possible reprinting of Du Bois' quest of the Silver Fleece.

Myrdal, Gunnar
1938
Reel 49: 302

Re: Myrdal's study of racial problems.

N.A.A.C.P. Also: Joel Spingarn, Roy Wilkins. Walter White
1938
Reel 49: 307

Correspondence, including White's correspondence with David O. Selznick about the screenplay for Gone With the Wind.

North Georgia Review. Also: Lillian Smith
1938
Reel 49: 367

Du Bois' observations on the difficulties of editing a high quality periodical.

Nyabongo, Akiki
1938
Reel 49: 374

Ovington, Mary White
1938
Reel 49: 385

Birthday greetings to Du Bois; concerning the problems of a minority group's survival in the nation.

Pace, Harry H.
1938
Reel 49: 389

Park, Robert E.
1938
Reel 49: 401

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Paschal, Andrew G.
1938
Reel 49: 409

Phelps-Stokes Fund. Also: Anson Phelps Stokes
1938
Reel 49: 439

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro and the planning and financing of it; including correspondence of the Fund with Jackson Davis of the General Education Board and F. P. Keppel of the Carnegie Corporation.

Pickens, William
1938
Reel 49: 421

Birthday greetings to Du Bois

Portnoff, Alexander
1938
Reel 49: 429

Re: his bust of Du Bois.

Postles, Grace V.
1938
Reel 49: 430

Re: Black novelists' portrayals of Negro life.

Powell, Adam Clayton, Jr.
1938
Reel 49: 432

Birthday greetings to Du Bois.

Prophet, Elizabeth
1938
Reel 49: 435

Read, Florence
1938
Reel 49: 536

Reddick, Lawrence D.
1938
Reel 49: 539

Redding, J. Saunders
1938
Reel 49: 543

Reid, Ira
1938
Reel 49: 547

Franklin D. Roosevelt Library
1938
Reel 49: 564

Invitation to Du Bois to serve on an advisory committee for a repository for Roosevelt's papers.

Julius Rosenwald Fund. Also: Edwin Embree
1938
Reel 49: 568

Du Bois' recommendations for Ira Reid, Shirley Graham, Elizabeth Prophet, Lillian Smith.

Russell, Charles Edward
1938
Reel 49: 598

Birthday greetings to Du Bois; concerning Black Reconstruction.

Sage, Dean
1938
Reel 49: 607

Sanger, Margaret
1938
Reel 49: 614

Letter to Du Bois concerning the publication of her autobiography.

Scottsboro Defense Committee
1938
Reel 49: 617

Press releases

Simon, Kathleen
1938
Reel 49: 658

Recent news

Smith, Lillian R.
1938
Reel 49: 672

Re: her literary plans and application for a Rosenwald Fellowship.

Smythe, Hugh M.
1938
Reel 49: 674

Re: Smythe's application for a Rosenwald Fellowship.

Society for Ethical Culture
1938
Reel 49: 676

Re: the death of Isabel Eaton.

Southern Negro Youth Congress
1938
Reel 49: 681

Invitation to Du Bois to lecture for the Congress.

Spelman College. Also: Florence Read
1938
Reel 49: 689

Re: Shirley Graham, Rachel Davis DuBois.

Spingarn, Arthur B.
1938
Reel 49: 696

Re: the Walker Manufacturing Company; personal legal matters, birthday greetings to Du Bois.

Spingarn, Joel E.
1938
Reel 49: 705

Re: a possible lecture series by Spingarn at Atlanta University; birthday greetings to Du Bois.

Streator, George
1938
Reel 49: 714

Re: The African; concerning Du Bois' views on racial strategy and Du Bois' suggestion for a conference and a new periodical.

Studin, Charles H.
1938
Reel 49: 718

Birthday greetings to Du Bois.

Trotman, Minta B.
1938
Reel 49: 748

Re: the Baha'i faith.

U.S. Office of Education. Also: J. W. Studebaker
1938
Reel 49: 759

Re: Du Bois' service as a consultant for a series of radio broadcasts on ethnic and racial backgrounds of Americans.

U.S. President. Also: Franklin D. Roosevelt
1938
Reel 49: 762

Letter from Du Bois praising the series of radio broadcasts on American racial and ethnic backgrounds broadcast by the Columbia Broadcasting System and supported by the U. S. Office of Education.

Wallace, Karl R.
1938
Reel 49: 796

Includes Du Bois' criticism of a paper by Wallace on Booker T. Washington.

White, Walter
1938
Reel 49: 825

Re: Du Bois' birthday celebration

White, William Allen
1938
Reel 49: 827

Re: Du Bois' birthday celebration.

Williams, Yolande Du Bois
1938
Reel 49: 837

Family matters.

Woodward, C. Vann
1938
Reel 49: 851

Work, Monroe N.
1938
Reel 49: 853

Wright, Louis T.
1938
Reel 49: 855

Includes correspondence on Du Bois' birthday celebration.

Yergan, Max
1938
Reel 49: 866

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

A. General Correspondence, 1939
1939

Adler, Elmer
1939
Reel 49: 928

Re: the printing of Phylon.

Alexander, Bob
1939
Reel 49: 939

Correspondence concerning the contribution of the Negro to the Union cause during the Civil War.

Alexander, Lillian
1939
Reel 49: 941

Associated Negro Press. Also: Claude A. Barnett
1939
Reel 49: 961

Re: a possible column by Du Bois.

Atlanta University. Also: Rufus Clement, John Whittaker, Walter Chivers, W. R. Banks, Florence Read, Mercer Cook. Ira Reid, Rushton Coulborn
1939
Reel 49: 972

Re: University and Sociology Department matters; concerning the possible election of Walter White to the Board of Trustees; concerning the founding of a new Atlanta University journal, Phylon, concerning the departure of Melvin Kennedy from the faculty.

Banks, W. R.
1939
Reel 49: 1078

Bartlett, Marguerite A.
1939
Reel 49: 1085

Re: the policies of the American Association of University Women towards Black applicants.

Braithwaite, William Stanley
1939
Reel 49: 1115

Bunche, Ralph J.
1939
Reel 49: 1129

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Burroughs, Charles
1939
Reel 49: 1140

Carnegie Corporation. Also: Keppel, F. P.
1939
Reel 49: 1144

Letter from Du Bois suggesting that the Corporation consider sending Black Americans to examine conditions in West and South Africa; concerning possible financial support of Elizabeth Prophet; concerning possible financial support for Atlanta University's journal, Phylon.

Commission on Interracial Cooperation. Also: Will W. Alexander
1939
Reel 49: 1197

Conrad, Earl
1939
Reel 49: 1200

Re: Conrad's biography of Harriet Tubman

Cromwell, Otelia
1939
Reel 49: 1203

Re: a possible revival of the American Negro Academy.

Crowe, William, Jr.
1939
Reel 49: 1206

Re: the relationship of the Southern Presbyterian Church to the Negro and the effects on Blacks of the attitudes of white Christians toward them.

Dabney, Wendell P.
1939
Reel 50: 1

Davis, Harry E.
1939
Reel 50: 12

Correspondence, including Davis' comments on Du Bois' 1938 commencenent address at Fisk University.

Dodson, Owen
1939
Reel 50: 29

Letter from Du Bois congratulating Dodson on his play given at Atlanta University.

Du Bois, Nina
1939
Reel 50: 32

Family matters.

DuBois, Rachel Davis
1939
Reel 50: 49

Re: her work on a radio series on different American ethnic and racial groups.

Evans, Eva Knox
1939
Reel 50: 90

Fauset, Arthur Huff
1939
Reel 50: 91

Fisher, Ruth Anna
1939
Reel 50: 104

Fisk University. Also: Charles S. Johnson
1939
Reel 50: 108

Re: Phylon.

Fort Valley State College. Also: Horace Mann Bond
1939
Reel 50: 148

Frazier, E. Franklin
1939
Reel 50: 149

Re: the publication of Frazier's The Negro Family in the United States.

Gallagher, Buell G.
1939
Reel 50: 153

General Education Board. Also: Jackson Davis
1939
Reel 50: 158

Re: possible support for Atlanta University's new journal, Phylon; concerning possible research projects for eventual publication in Phylon.

Goldstein, Dorothy
1939
Reel 50: 174

Du Bois' views on Negro workers arid trade unions.

Gollock, L. A.
1939
Reel 50: 176

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Graham, Shirley
1939
Reel 50: 190

Re: her academic and theatrical work.

Hansberry, William Leo
1939
Reel 50: 209

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Harper's Magazine
1939
Reel 50: 212

Correspondence concerning a possible article by Du Bois on the history of and recent developments in Mound Bayou, Mississippi.

Harrison, William E.
1939
Reel 50: 212

Re: Harrison's interest in the cooperative movement.

Haug, Carl F.
1939
Reel 50: 230

Re: the construction of a house in Baltimore for the Du Bois family.

Hawkins, Gregory
1939
Reel 50: 242

Re: the construction of Du Bois' house in Baltimore.

Hercules, Frank
1939
Reel 50: 261

Herskovits, Melville J.
1939
Reel 50: 262

Re: the editorial control of the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Hill, Paul A.
1939
Reel 50: 279

Correspondence about a book by Hill about Woodrow Wilson, including an eight-page statement by Du Bois on his impressions of Wilson and his policies towards Blacks.

Hope, Lugenia
1939
Reel 50: 307

Re: a biography of John Hope, possibly to be written by Du Bois.

Hunter, Monica
1939
Reel 50: 332

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

International Committee on African Affairs. Also: Max Yergan
1939
Reel 50: 343

Re: the work of the Cormnittee.

International Mark Twain Society. Also: Cyril Clemens
1939
Reel 50: 353

Re: the publication of Black Folk: Then and Now and concerning a statement by Du Bois on Negro humor.

Johnson, Dorothy V.
1939
Reel 50: 363

Comments by Du Bois about his childhood in Great Barrington, Massachusetts.

Johnson, Georgia Douglas
1939
Reel 50: 364

Johnson, Guy B.
1939
Reel 50: 367

Re: the work and planning for the Encyclopedia of the Negro, including statements by Du Bois on the reasons for such a publication.

Kennedy, Melvin
1939
Reel 50: 412

Re: Kennedy's work in Europe and about his resignation from the faculty of Atlanta University.

Keppel, F. P.
1939
Reel 50: 421

La Farge, Oliver
1939
Reel 50: 428

Logan, Rayford W.
1939
Reel 50: 452

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro and the work and planning for it; concerning a possible contribution by Logan to Phylon.

Loram, Charles T.
1939
Reel 50: 468

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

McElderry, G. T.
1939
Reel 50: 480

Re: cooperative-, and other efforts to improve the economic status of Blacks.

McNutt, Waldo
1939
Reel 50: 494

Re: rumors that Du Bois was receiving funds for Japanese propaganda work; Du Bois' view of Japan.

Malinowski, Bronislaw
1939
Reel 50: 496

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Millis, Mary Raoul
1939
Reel 50: 524

Re: the New York Committee of Fifty-Six.

Myrdal, Gunnar
1939
Reel 50: 555

63-page report by Myrdal on his study of the American Negro with comments by Du Bois on the report; copies of Myrdal's correspondence with the Carnegie Corporation outlining his plans for the study.

Nation. Also: Freda Kirchwey
1939
Reel 50: 602

Includes an assessment by Du Bois of The Nation on its 75th anniversary.

N.A.A.C.P. Also: Walter White
1939
Reel 50: 605

Copy of a letter from White to The Atlantic Monthly suggesting an article by Du Bois about Germany.

Negro Peoples Committee to Aid Spanish Democracy.
1939
Reel 50: 606

New York Amsterdam News
1939
Reel 50: 610

Re: a column by Du Bois for that newspaper

New York Committee of Fifty-Six
1939
Reel 50: 624

Re: Du Bois' becoming a sponsor of that Committee and about their petition for an embargo of Nazi Germany.

Non-Partisan Lobby for Economic and Democratic Rights. Also: William P. Robinson
1939
Reel 50: 638

Statement by Du Bois on the rights to vote and to earn a living.

North Georgia Review. Also: Lillian Smith, Paula Snelling
1939
Reel 50: 652

Perdue and White
1939
Reel 50: 669

Re: the construction of Du Bois' home in Baltimore.

Phelps-Stokes Fund. Also: Anson Phelps Stokes
1939
Reel 50: 702

Re: planning for and work on the Encyclopedia of them; statements on the reasons for the Encyclopedia; correspondence of the Fund with others, including Guy Johnson and C. G. Seligman, about the Encyclopedia; executive committee minutes; correspondence about possible support by the Fund for Atlanta University's new journal, won.

Reid, Ira
1939
Reel 50: 797

Re: Gunnar Myrdal's study of the Negro in the United States and Du Bois' possible assistance on the work; concerning Atlanta University affairs; concerning publication of Du Bois' Black Folk: Then and Now and other work in progress; recent news.

Rogers, Ben F., Jr.
1939
Reel 50: 821

Biographical information prepared by Du Bois and sent to Rogers, including comments about his past urge to be a creative artist and about crises in his life.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Library. Also: Frank1in D. Roosevelt, Waldo G. Leland
1939
Reel 50: 828

Re: Du Bois' membership on an advisory committee for a repository for Roosevelt's papers; materials concerning the library, including a transcript of the cornerstone ceremony.

Julius Rosenwald Fund. Also: Edwin Embree
1939
Reel 50: 853

Recommendations for Hugh Smythe and others prepared by Du Bois; concerning a possible biography by Du Bois of John Hope.

Sage, Dean
1939
Reel 50: 873

Seligman, C. G.
1939
Reel 50: 893

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Simon, Kathleen
1939
Reel 50: 908

Smythe, Hugh M.
1939
Reel 50: 915

Social Science Research Council
1939
Reel 50: 925

Correspondence, including an application by Du Bois for a grant to aid in the preparation of his autobiography and in the publication of his history of the Black soldier in World War I.

Society of American Historians. Also: Allan Nevins
1939
Reel 50: 936

Southern Negro Youth Congress. Also: Henrietta Shivery, Herman Long
1939
Reel 50: 952

Re: a conference of the group; concerning a proposed festival of Negro culture.

Spelman College. Also: Florence Read
1939
Reel 50: 970

Spingarn, Arthur B.
1939
Reel 50: 974

Personal legal matters; concerning the illness of Joel Spingarn.

Stolberg, Benjamin
1939
Reel 50: 992

Streator, George
1939
Reel 50: 995

Studin, Charles H.
1939
Reel 50: 999

Stuhardt, J. A.
1939
Reel 50: 1001

Concerning. Stuhardt's writings about South African race relations.

Thompson, Charles H.
1939
Reel 50: 1053

Re: the Encyclopedia of-the Negro.

Tutweiler, Julia B.
1939
Reel 50: 1053

Re: her reaction to the bitterness of Souls of Black Folk.

U.S. Farm Security Administration. Also: Will W. Alexander
1939
Reel 50: 1066

Information on projects involving Negroes and on the work of the Farm Security Administration.

U.S. Housing Authority. Also: Robert C. Weaver
1939
Reel 50: 1068

Information on racial occupancy of housing projects.

U.S. Office of Education. Also: J. W. Studebaker
1939
Reel 50: 1090

Re: the series of radio broadcasts on racial and ethnic backgrounds of Americans for which Du Bois served as a consultant.

Voice of Ethiopia. Also: Malaku E. Bayen
1939
Reel 50: 1100

Walsh, William J.
1939
Reel 50: 1102

Re: Walsh's work for the Conference of Catholic Clergy on Negro Welfare.

Walton, Lester A.
1939
Reel 50: 1105

Re: events in Liberia; a copy of Walton's commencement address at Liberia College from 1938.

Weber, John L.
1939
Reel 50: 1115

Defense by Weber of Nazi Germany.

Webster, Edgar H.
1939
Reel 50: 1125

Westermann, Giedrich
1939
Reel 50: 1131

Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Williams, Du Bois
1939
Reel 50: 1144

Letters sent by Du Bois to his granddaughter.

Williams, Yolande Du Bois
1939
Reel 50: 1156

Family matters.

World Rally Against Racialism and Antisemitism. Also: Bernard Lecache
1939
Reel 50: 1189

Re: their international congresses.

Wright, Louis T.
1939
Reel 50: 1198

Wright, R. R., Sr.
1939
Reel 50: 1200

A. General Correspondence, 1940
1940

Adler, Elmer
1940
Reel 51: 63

Re: the printing of Phylon.

Alexander, Lillian
1940
Reel 51: 72

Includes correspondence concerning Shirley Graham.

Alexander, Virginia
1940
Reel 51: 78

Includes Du Bois' comments on Atlanta University matters.

Alland, Alexander
1940
Reel 51: 82

Re: a proposed book on Negroes in America commemorating the 75th anniversary of the abolition of slavery to be prepared jointly by Du Bois and Alland.

American Committee for Non-Participation in Japanese Aggression. Also: Henry L. Stimson
1940
Reel 51: 92

American Historical Association. Also: Merle Curti, Mary Wilhelmine Williams
1940
Reel 51: 93

Re: a convention meeting on Negro history.

American Negro Exposition. Also: Horace Cayton
1940
Reel 51: 102

Re: an exhibition on the development of the American Negro.

Atlanta Constitution. Also: Ralph McGill
1940
Reel 51: 121

Atlanta University. Also: Rufus Clement, Florence Read, Ira Reid, John Whittaker, Rushton Coulborn, Mercer Cook, W. R. Banks, Dean Sage
1940
Reel 51: 123

Re: University and Sociology Department matters; concerning the funding and operation of Phylon; letters to Banks and Sage concerning President Clement, the University and funding for Phylon; concerning a proposed Phylon Institute on the economic condition of the American Negro.

Bellegarde, Dantes
1940
Reel 51: 322

Bond, Horace Mann
1940
Reel 51: 332

Carnegie Corporation. Also: Charles Dollard, Ralph J. Bunche, F. P. Keppel
1940
Reel 51: 358

Re: the Corporation's sponsorship of Gunnar Myrdal's study of the American Negro; concerning possible financial support for m;concerning Du Bois' study of the economic condition of the American Negro and plans for a Phylon Institute on the subject.

City of St. Jude. Also: Harold Purcell
1940
Reel 51: 395

Re: the work of this mission in Montgomery, Alabama and the work of the Catholic Church in general among American Blacks.

Cockrane, Mrs. J. G.
1940
Reel 51: 401

Information on the Negro problem, including Du Bois' opinion on the possibility of a separate cooperative state for Negroes.

Collins, Leslie M.
1940
Reel 51: 407

Craft, Henry K.
1940
Reel 51: 415

Re: Shirley Graham.

Curti, Merle
1940
Reel 51: 416

Dabney, Wendell P.
1940
Reel 51: 418

Darrow, Ruby
1940
Reel 51: 419

Re: a biography of Clarence Darrow which was to be written by Irving Stone.

Davis, Harry E.
1940
Reel 51: 420

DeKonza, E. M.
1940
Reel 51: 434

Re: the use of the term "Ethiopians" to describe the Black race.

Descendants of the American Revolution
1940
Reel 51: 442

Re: Du Bois' family genealogy and his past controversy with the Sons of the American Revolution over possible membership in that group; concerning membership in the Descendants of the American Revolution.

Dilliard, Irving
1940
Reel 51: 450

Du Bois, Nina
1940
Reel 51: 455

Family matters.

DuBois, Rachel Davis
1940
Reel 51: 475

Re: her work in intercultural education; a statement by W. E. B. Du Bois on ways in which Blacks can contribute to national defense; a speech by Rachel Davis DuBois on intercultural education and democracy's defense.

Du Bois Society of Cincinnati. Also: Frederick Breyer
1940
Reel 51: 518

Embree, Edwin R.
1940
Reel 51: 523

Evans, Eva Knox
1940
Reel 51: 528

Maurice and Laura Falk Foundation
1940
Reel 51: 530

Re: possible financial support for a seri