W.E.B. Du Bois Papers: Series 1A (part 2)

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Abstract

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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Inventory of Collection

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 series of Phylon Institutes at Atlanta University to study the economic condition of the Negro.
Fisher, Ruth Anna	1940	Reel 51: 535

Fisk University	1940	Reel 51: 545
Letter to the Fisk News concerning Du Bois' student years at the university.
Fort Valley State College. Also: Horace Mann Bond	1940	Reel 51: 551

Franklin, John Hope	1940	Reel 51: 554
Re: college-level courses on the American Negro offered prior to 1914.
French, Edwin M.	1940	Reel 51: 556
Re: the musical work of Stephen C. Foster.
Friedman, Ralph	1940	Reel 51: 558
Re: Black Reconstruction.
Friends of Africa. Also: F. H. Hammurabi	1940	Reel 51: 560
Re: books on African history.
Gallagher, Buell G.	1940	Reel 51: 564

General Education Board. Also: Jackson Davis	1940	Reel 51: 569
Re: Phylon and including outlines of several studies which Du Bois suggested could be made, with the results to be published in Phylon.
Graham, Shirley	1940	Reel 51: 579
Re: her theatrical work and including an exchange of comments on Richard Wright's Native Son.
Guggenheim Memorial Foundation	1940	Reel 51: 599
Recommendations by Du Bois for Hale Woodruff and Elizabeth Prophet.
Hayford, Archie Casely	1940	Reel 51: 657

Hercules, Frank	1940	Reel 51: 662

Holmes, John Haynes	1940	Reel 51: 669
Re: a possible study of the Black population of eastern Maryland.
Henry Holt and Company. Also: Sloane, William	1940	Reel 51: 673
Re: possible publication of a volume of Du Bois' short stories.
Hughes, Langston	1940	Reel 51: 706
Re: a contribution by Hughes to Phylon.
Johnson, Charles S.	1940	Reel 51: 734

Johnson, Georgia Douglas	1940	Reel 51: 739

Johnson, Guy B.	1940	Reel 51: 740
Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.
Klingberg, Frank J.	1940	Reel 51: 784
Re: the number of Negroes who immigrated to the New World.
La Guardia, Fiorello H.	1940	Reel 51: 788
Invitation from Du Bois to visit Atlanta University
League for Industrial Democracy. Also: Harry W. Laidler	1940	Reel 51: 789
Re: the 35th anniversary of the group.
Lewis, William Arthur	1940	Reel 51: 800
Re: possible articles by Lewis on the West Indies.
Lincoln University (Mo.). Also: Sherman Scruggs	1940	Reel 51: 805
Re: an address to he delivered by Du Bois at the University.
Locke, Alain	1940	Reel 51: 815

Logan, Rayford W.	1940	Reel 51: 819
Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.
Loram, Charles T.	1940	Reel 51: 837

Malinowski, Bronislaw	1940	Reel 51: 848

Martin, Eugene M.	1940	Reel 51: 852
Re: a possible meeting of Atlanta University alumni to discuss plans for Phylon.
Miller, Annie	1940	Reel 51: 875
Re: the death of her husband, Kelly Miller.
Morehouse College. Also: Benjamin E. Mays, B. R. Brazeal	1940	Reel 51: 886

Morris, O. M.	1940	Reel 51: 897
Re: the racial descent of Alexander Hamilton
N.A.A.C.P. Also: Roy Wilkins	1940	Reel 51: 902

National Committee for the Participation of Negroes. Also: T. Arnold Hill	1940	Reel 51: 906
Correspondence with this group concerning the New York World's Fair of 1940.
National Memorial to the Progress of the Colored Race in America. Also: Julia West Hamilton	1940	Reel 51: 925

National Sharecroppers Week Organizing Committee	1940	Reel 51: 930
Re: Du Bois' sponsorship of this group which was under the auspices of the Southern Tenant Farmers Union.
National Urban League. Also: Eugene Kinckle Jones	1940	Reel 51: 938

University of North Carolina Press. Also: W. T. Couch	1940	Reel 51: 972
Re: the possible publication of a Du Bois manuscript on Negro education and concerning a possible series of biographies by Du Bois of Charles Young, John Hope and Henry Hunt.
Noyes, H. A.	1940	Reel 51: 984
Re: Noyes' comments on Karl Marx and on the abilities of the colored races.
Paynter, John H.	1940	Reel 51: 1011

Phelps-Stokes Fund. Also: Anson Phelps Stokes, Thomas Jesse Jones	1940	Reel 51: 1033
Re: the work on the Encyclopedia of the Negro and on the possible assistance of the Library of Congress in the preparatory work; concerning a biographical article by Du Bois on Robert R. Moton.
Philipps, Tracy	1940	Reel 51: 1109

Porter, Kenneth Wiggins	1940	Reel 51: 1113
Re: possible biographical sketches in the Encyclopedia of the Negro on early Black-Indian leaders.
Prophet, Elizabeth	1940	Reel 51: 1122

Reid, Ira	1940	Reel 51: 1132
Re: the preparation of Du Bois' autobiography, Dusk of Dawn.
Richardson, Harry V.	1940	Reel 51: 1138
Re: a statement by Richardson on Negro Methodism.
Richardson, William H.	1940	Reel 51: 1145
Re: Maud Cuney Hare.
Julius Rosenwald Fund. Also: Edwin Embree	1940	Reel 51: 1159
Partially concerning plans for a Phylon Institute on economic conditions affecting Blacks; concerning Shirley Graham.
Russell, Charles Edward	1940	Reel 51: 1174

Seligman, Herbert J.	1940	Reel 52: 21

Simon, Kathleen	1940	Reel 52: 40

Southern Sociological Society. Also: Arthur Raper	1940	Reel 52: 61
Re: Du Bois' participation in a meeting of the Society.
Spelman College. Also: Florence Read	1940	Reel 52: 73
Includes a letter from Du Bois to President Read stating his reasons for declining a speaking invitation at the College; concerning a meeting with members of the Rockefeller Foundation.
Spingarn, Amy	1940	Reel 52: 80

Spingarn, Arthur B.	1940	Reel 52: 82
Re: Alexander Alland; concerning possible support for Phylon; concerning Shirley Graham; concerning a possible book of Du Bois' poetry, plays, and stories.
Streator, George	1940	Reel 52: 95
Re: a possible article by Streator for Phylon.
Tebeau, A. C.	1940	Reel 52: 125
Re: the Episcopal Church and Negro education.
U.S. Library of Congress	1940	Reel 52: 173
Re: possible assistance of the Library of Congress in preparation of the Encyclopedia of the Negro.
U.S. Selective Service System. Also: Clarence Dykstra	1940	Reel 52: 182
Re: possible racial discrimination in the operation of the selective service system.
U.S. Works Projects Administration. Also: Arna Bontemps	1940	Reel 52: 194
Re: possible cooperation of the Administration with the Encyclopedia of the Negro.
Van Duyn, Florence	1940	Reel 52: 197
Re: important Black women in American history.
Vaughan, George	1940	Reel 52: 199
Re: a book by Vaughan
Voice of Ethiopia. Also: Malaku E. Bayen	1940	Reel 52: 203

Weaver, Robert C.	1940	Reel 52: 716
Re: an article by Weaver for Phylon.
Webster, Edgar H.	1940	Reel 52: 219

Wells, H. G.	1940	Reel 52: 228
Invitation from DU Bois for Wells to visit Atlanta University.
West, Donald L.	1940	Reel 52: 232
Re: peonage in Georgia.
Wilberforce University. Also: D. Ormonde Walker, V. V. Oak	1940	Reel 52: 242
Re: Du Bois' service as a commencement speaker and about the possible publication of his commencement address in the Wilberforce University Quarterly, including a letter from the Journal of Negro Education about publication of the address in that journal.
Williams, Du Bois	1940	Reel 52: 286
Letters from Du Bois to his granddaughter.
Williams, Yolande Du Bois	1940	Reel 52: 301
Re: family matters.
Work, Monroe N.	1940	Reel 52: 327
Re: possible collaboration between Du Bois and work on Negro bibliography as part of the preparation of the Encyclopedia of the Negro.
World Rally Against Racialism and Antisemitism. Also: Bernard Lecache	1940	Reel 52: 329

Young, Ada	1940	Reel 52: 336
Re: Wilberforce University.
A. General Correspondence, 1941	1941

Adler, Elmer	1941	Reel 52: 360
Re: the printing of Phylon.
Alexander, Lillian	1941	Reel 52: 379

Alexander, Sadie Tanner	1941	Reel 52: 382
Re: a possible article by her on Henry O. Tanner.
American Council of Learned Societies	1941	Reel 52: 396
Re: a meeting on intellectual cooperation in Cuba which Du Bois was to attend.
American Missionary Association. Also: Charles S. Johnson	1941	Reel 52: 409

Atlanta Federal Penitentiary	1941	Reel 52: 431
Letter from Du Bois requesting permission to visit Pedro Albizu Campos.
Atlanta Life Insurance Company. Also: J. Richardson Jones	1941	Reel 52: 435
Outline by Du Bois on the history of Blacks in Africa.
Atlanta University. Also: Rufus Clement, Florence Read, Dean Sage, John Whittaker, Ira Reid, Rusnton Coulborn, Mercer Cook, W. R. Banks	1941	Reel 52: 490
Re: University and Sociology Department matters; concerning Phylon and the Phylon Institute on the economic condition of the American Negro; program and list of participants in Institute; concerning the possibility of Du Bois serving as a visiting professor at New York University; concerning Rufus Clement.
Atlantic Monthly. Also: Edward Sleeks	1941	Reel 52: 581
Re: possible articles by Du Bois on the future of Europe in Africa and on the future of the Negro in America.
Banks, W. R.	1941	Reel 52: 589

Beale, Howard K.	1941	Reel 52: 593

Bellegarde, Dantes	1941	Reel 52: 601

Billikopf, Jacob	1941	Reel 52: 604
Re: a racial incident at the University of Pennsylvania.
Birth Control Federation of America. Also: Florence Rose	1941	Reel 52: 615
Re: Du Bois' service on their Advisory Council.
Birth Control Federation of America. Also: Florence Rose	1941	Reel 52: 615
Re: Du Bois' service on their Advisory Council.
Blayton, Jesse E.	1941	Reel 52: 642
Re: the Phylon Institute.
Boardman, Helen	1941	Reel 52: 646
Re: William Pickens and his recent appointment to a government position; concerning past controversies of Du Bois within the NAACP.
Bond, Horace Mann	1941	Reel 52: 652

Brown, Sterling	1941	Reel 52: 657

Carnegie Corporation. Also: Dollard, Charles	1941	Reel 52: 679

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Also: Finch,George A.	1941	Reel 52: 681
Re: the Pan-African Congress.
Cayton, Horace R.	1941	Reel 52: 689
Re: the won Institute.
Chicago Defender. Also: Sherman Briscoe	1941	Reel 52: 712
Re: an editorial by Metz Lochard on Du Bois' attitude towards segregated education.
Chivers, Walter R.	1941	Reel 52: 716
Request to Chivers for an article on Heman Perry and the Standard Life Insurance Company of Atlanta.
Citizens Committee to Free Earl Browder. Also: Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, Louis Weinstock	1941	Reel 52: 726

Clarke, Edwin L.	1941	Reel 52: 728
Birthday greetings to Du Bois.
Cook, Mercer	1941	Reel 52: 745

Cromwell, Otelia	1941	Reel 52: 759
Re: the American Negro Academy and including a copy of the constitution of the Academy.
Cullen, Countee	1941	Reel 52: 774

Curti, Merle	1941	Reel 52: 775

Thomas L. Dabney Appreciation Committee	1941	Reel 52: 779
Re: the work of Dabney for equal salaries for Black teachers.
Dabney, Wendell P.	1941	Reel 52: 781
Re: the American Negro Academy.
Davis, Harry E.	1941	Reel 52: 786

Dean, William H.	1941	Reel 52: 799

Descendants of the American Revolution	1941	Reel 52: 805
Re: Du Bois' possible membership
Dilliard, Irving	1941	Reel 52: 808
Invitation to Dilliard to attend the Phylon Institute.
Du Bois, Nina	1941	Reel 52: 814
Family matters, recent news.
DuBois, Rachel Davis	1941	Reel 52: 828
Re: the possibility of Du Bois teaching at New York University; recent news; concerning her work.
E. P. Dutton and Company	1941	Reel 52: 870
Re: Du Bois' proposed book of stories, plays and poems.
Ede, H. S.	1941	Reel 52: 876

Ewing, William C.	1941	Reel 52: 861
Re: Black Folk: Then and Now.
Edward A. Filene Good Will Fund. Also: Percy S. Brown	1941	Reel 52: 889
Re: possible support by the Fund for the Institutes to study the economic condition of the American Negro and for further work on consumers' cooperation among American Negroes.
Fisher, Ruth Anna	1941	Reel 52: 901

Fisk University. Also: Andrew J. Allison	1941	Reel 52: 926
Re: the attitude of the University towards national defense and World War II; concerning an address by Du Bois at Fisk University.
Fort Valley State College. Also: Horace Mann Bond	1941	Reel 52: 964
Re: the Phylon Institute.
Frazier, E. Franklin	1941	Reel 52: 969
Re: the Phylon Institute.
General Education Board. Also: Jackson Davis	1941	Reel 52: 983
Re: possible financial assistance for Phylon.
Graham, Shirley	1941	Reel 52: 1004
Re: her theatrical work.
Gray, Marshall	1941	Reel 52: 1022
Includes Du Bois' opinion on the attitude of the movie industry towards the Negro.
Hampton lnstitute. Also: Malcolm S. MacLean	1941	Reel 52: 1046
Re: the Phylon Institute; concerning Du Bois' request to the Filene Fund for support in developing a consumers' cooperative rnovement among Negroes and concerning Hampton ' s support of cooperatives in Virginia.
Handy, W. C.	1941	Reel 52: 1063

Harlan, Esther	1941	Reel 52: 1067
Re: a possible radio series of Negro spirituals from Louisiana.
Hayford, Archie Casely	1941	Reel 52: 1075

Herskovits, Melville J.	1941	Reel 52: 1080

High, Helen	1941	Reel 52: 1082
Du Bois' opinions on the best way for an individual to attack problems of race and culture.
Holland, Gertrude	1941	Reel 52: 1089
Re: her resignation from Wilberforce University.
Horne, Frank S.	1941	Reel 52: 1095
Re: Du Bois' speech at Lincoln University, Missouri.
Howard University. Also: Mordecai Johnson, Abram L. Harris	1941	Reel 52: 1106
Re: the Phylon Institute.
Hubert, Giles A.	1941	Reel 52: 1112
Re: the Institute
Hughes, Langston	1941	Reel 52: 1113
Includes a signed copy of Hughes' first published poel, The Negro Speaks of Rivers.
Hunt, Florence J.	1941	Reel 52: 1116
Re: her husband, Henry A. Hunt.
Jefferson, John Brown	1941	Reel 52: 1127
Re: the effects of the war on attempts to base a Negro cooperative effort upon imports and exports.
Johnson, Charles S.	1941	Reel 52: 1131
Re: the Phylon Institute; concerning a possible article by Johnson in Phylon.
Johnson, Guy B.	1941	Reel 52: 1140
Re: the Phylon lnstitute and the Encyclopedia of the Negro
Johnson, William J.	1941	Reel 52: 1143
Re: the treatment of Blacks in France and England.
Liberia. Also: President Edwin J. Barclay	1941	Reel 52: 1203
Re: an Order of African Redemption award given to Du Bois by Liberia.
Logan, Rayford W.	1941	Reel 52: 1215
Re: the Phylon Institute; concerning a possible Pan- African Congress after the war.
Mandelstam, Abraham	1941	Reel 53: 14
Du Bois' recollection of a mix-up in speaking dates during 1902 and the resulting confusion.
Morehouse College. Also: Benjamin E. Mays	1941	Reel 53: 46
Re: the Phylon Institute.
Morris Brown College. Also: W. A. Fountain	1941	Reel 53: 56
Re: plans for future Phylon Institutes.
Myrdal, Gunnar	1941	Reel 53: 60
Re: Myrdal's study of the American Negro
Nation. Also: Richard H. Rovere	1941	Reel 53: 64
Re: a possible Du Bois article on the work of the Phylon Institute in studying the economic condition of Negroes.
N.A.A.C.P. Also: Walter White	1941	Reel 53: 70
Includes copies of White's correspondence with J. W. Studebaker of the U.S. Office of Education concerning a possible review of textbooks used in American schools in order to identify errors and omissions about the American Negro.
New Masses. Also: Joseph North	1941	Reel 53: 106
Statement from Du Bois on the war between Germany and the U. S. S. R.
New York (N.Y.). Department of Welfare	1941	Reel 53: 119
Re: Du Bois' half brother, Adelbert Burghardt.
New York University. Also: George Payne	1941	Reel 53: 123
Re: the possibility of Du Bois serving as a visiting professor at the University in the fall of 1941.
Allardyce Nicoll	1941	Reel 53: 134
Re: a play by Shirley Graham which was presented at Yale University.
Oak, V. V.	1941	Reel 53: 158

Oklahoma Art Sale Committee. Also: Josephine Truslow Adams	1941	Reel 53: 163
Re: Du Bois' sponsorship of the art sale to raise funds for Oklahoma criminal syndicalism cases.
Phelps-Stokes Fund. Also: Anson Phelps Stokes	1941	Reel 53: 194
Re: plans for the Encyclopedia of the Ne ro; on possible cooperation between the Encyclopedia of the Negro and the Works Projects Administration's Illinois Writers' Project; copies of Stokes' correspondence with Will Alexander, Rayford Logan, Arna Bontanps, Rufus Clement; concerning possible support by the Carnegie Corporation and the General Education Board for the Encyclopedia.; concerning Du Bois' possible resignation as Editor-in-Chief of the Encyclopedia; concerning a Phelps-Stokes Fund Conference on Africa and Peace Aims.
Philipps, Tracy	1941	Reel 53: 263
Re: the Phylon Institute
Prairie View State College. Also: W. R. Banks	1941	Reel 53: 275
Re: a planned educational conference at the College which was to study Black domestic servants in Texas.
Prophet, Elizabeth	1941	Reel 53: 283

Reid, Ira	1941	Reel 53: 291

Julius Rosenwald Fund. Also: Edwin Embree	1941	Reel 53: 300
Re: the Phylon Institute; concerning the Encyclopedia of the Negro and possible assistance for it by the Works Projects Administration.
Simon, Kathleen	1941	Reel 53: 340

Smith, Jose J.	1941	Reel 53: 343
Re: a proposed study by Smith of the Negro on the Isthmus of Panama.
Social Science Research Council	1941	Reel 53: 345
Re: the Phylon Institutes and their planned work studying the economic condition of the American Negro.
Southern Conference for Human Welfare. Also: John B. Thompson	1941	Reel 53: 360

Southern Negro Youth Congress. Also: Esther V. Cooper, Louis E. Burnham	1941	Reel 53: 365

Spelman College. Also: Florence Read	1941	Reel 53: 376

Spingarn, Amy	1941	Reel 53: 382

Spingarn, Arthur B.	1941	Reel 53: 384

Stone, Irving	1941	Reel 53: 388
Re: Stone's biography of Clarence Darrow
Streator, George	1941	Reel 53: 392

Talladega College. Also: Buell G. Gallagher	1941	Reel 53: 397
Re: the Phylon Institute.
Texas College. Also: Ernest E. Neal	1941	Reel 53: 409
Re: the Phylon Institute.
Tuskegee Institute. Also: Frederick D. Fatterson	1941	Reel 53: 432
Re: the Phylon Institute; summaries of reports concerning Black families in Tyler, Texas and South County, Texas; concerning possible support by the Filene Fund for a study of Negro consumer cooperation.
Twentieth Century Fund. Also: J. Frederic Dewhurst	1941	Reel 53: 452
Re: possible support by the Fund for the Phylon Institute and for the consumers' cooperative movement among American Blacks.
U.S. Liberian Minister. Also: Lester Walton	1941	Reel 53: 475
Re: an Order of African Redemption award which Du Bois was to have received in 1908 from, Liberia, and Du Bois' current request to Walton for assistance in securing such an award.
U.S. Office of Education. Also: Ambrose Caliver, J. W. Studebaker	1941	Reel 53: 482
Re: Du Bois' serving on an advisory committee for a series of radio broadcasts on Negroes in American life; Du Bois' suggestions on the role of the Negro in the Civil War.
U.S. Office of Production Management. Also: Robert C. Weaver	1941	Reel 53: 493
Re: the Phylon Institute.
U.S. Works Projects Administration. Also: Arna Bontemps	1941	Reel 53: 499
Re: possible assistance by the Illinois Writers' Project for the Encyclopedia of the Negro.
Van Lennep, E. J.	1941	Reel 53: 523
Re: the relation of income to personal effort; concerning current conditions in Great Barrington, Massachusetts.
Weaver, Archie	1941	Reel 53: 592
Re: William Pickens and the NAACP.
Webster, Edgar H.	1941	Reel 53: 553

Wesley, Charles H.	1941	Reel 53: 560
Re: the American Negro Academy.
West Virginia State College. Also: John W. Davis	1941	Reel 53: 565
Re: the Phylon Institute.
Williams, Du Bois	1941	Reel 53: 606
Letters from Du Bois to his granddaughter.
Williams, Yolande Du Bois	1941	Reel 53: 609
Re: family matters, recent news.
Women's International League for Peace and Freedom	1941	Reel 53: 620

Wright, R. R., Sr.	1941	Reel 53: 636

Wright, R. R., Jr.	1941	Reel 53: 642

A. General Correspondence, 1942	1942

Abyssinian Baptist Church. Also: Adam Clayton Powell, Jr.	1942	Reel 53: 682

Adler, Elmer	1942	Reel 53: 683
Re: the printing of Phylon
Alexander, Lillian	1942	Reel 53: 686

Alexander, Sadie Tanner	1942	Reel 53: 687

American Missionary Association. Also: Charles S. Johnson	1942	Reel 53: 710

Association of Presidents of Negro Land Grant Colleges. Also: R. B. Atwood, Malcolm S. MacLean	1942	Reel 53: 717

Atlanta University. Also: Rufus Clement, Dean Sage, W. R. Banks, Ira Reid, John Whittaker, Florence Read	1942	Reel 53: 730
Re: University and Sociology Department matters; concerning Phylon, including the planned special issue at the time of Atlanta University's 75th anniversary.
Atlantic Monthly. Also: Edward Weeks	1942	Reel 53: 810
Re: a possible Du Bois article on race relations in America.
Banks, W. R.	1942	Reel 53: 816

Bond, Horace Mann	1942	Reel 53: 828

Brown, John S.	1942	Reel 53: 836
Re: Du Bois' half brother, Adelbert Burghardt
Burroughs, Alison	1942	Reel 53: 845
Re: Charles Burroughs and Maud Cuney Hare.
Carnegie Corporation. Also: Dollard, Charles	1942	Reel 53: 849
Re: plans for a series of conferences and studies of the econon~ic condition and social problems of the American Negro.
Citizens Committee. Also: R. R. Wright, Sr.	1942	Reel 53: 869

Citizens Committee to Free Earl Browder. Also: Louis Weinstock, Elizabeth Gurley Flynn	1942	Reel 53: 871

Cook, Mercer	1942	Reel 53: 887

Cooper, Anna J.	1942	Reel 53: 890
Copy of her pamphlet, Legislative Measures Concerning Slavery in the United States.
Coulborn, Rushton	1942	Reel 53: 901

Council on African Affairs	1942	Reel 53: 904
Copy of a newsletter from the Council.
Davis, Allison	1942	Reel 53: 915

Davis, Harry E.	1942	Reel 53: 916

Drake, Thomas E.	1942	Reel 53: 922
Re: Quaker-Negro marriages.
Du Bois, Nina	1942	Reel 53: 927
Re: family matters, recent news.
DuBois, Rachel Davis	1942	Reel 53: 943
Recent news; concerning her work in intercultural education.
Eisenstaedt, Alfred	1942	Reel 53: 979
Recollections of Du Bois' study in Germany in the 1890s.
Embree, Edwin R.	1942	Reel 53: 985
Re: a book by Embree.
Edward A. Filene Good Will Fund. Also: Percy S. Brown	1942	Reel 53: 989

Fisher, Ruth Anna	1942	Reel 53: 993

Fisk University. Also: Charles S. Johnson	1942	Reel 53: 1002

Fortune. Also: Ralph D. Paine, Jr.	1942	Reel 53: 1010
Re: a possible article by Du Bois discussing the impact of World War I1 on world racial equality.
Frazier, E. Franklin	1942	Reel 53: 1015

General Education Board. Also: Jackson Davis	1942	Reel 53: 1030
Re: possible support by the Board for a special issue of Phylon for Atlanta University's 75th anniversary.
Graham, Shirley	1942	Reel 53: 1036
Re: her work and controversies at Fort Huachuca, Arizona for the United Service Organizations (UW).
Harvard Club of New York	1942	Reel 53: 1082
Re: an invitation to Du Bois to join the Club.
Herndon, Norris	1942	Reel 53: 1096
Re: a possible contribution from Herndon for the special issue of Phylon for Atlanta University's 75th anniversary.
Holmes, John Haynes	1942	Reel 53: 1103
Re: A. G. Dill.
Howard University	1942	Reel 53: 1111
Letter of recommendation from Du Bois for Shirley Graham.
Hubert, Benjamin F.	1942	Reel 53: 1113
Du Bois' opinions on the importance of higher education.
Johnson, Georgia Douglas	1942	Reel 53: 1118

Logan, Rayford W.	1942	Reel 53: 1155
Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro
Mays, Benjamin E.	1942	Reel 53: 1198
Re: a planned meeting in Durham, North Carolina of the Southern Congress on Race Relations to discuss post-war race relations.
Morehouse College. Also: Benjamin E. Mays	1942	Reel 53: 1209

Myrdal, Gunnar	1942	Reel 53: 1234
Letter from Myrdal's secretary thanking Du Bois for his assistance to Myrdal.
N.A.A.C.P. Also: Walter White	1942	Reel 54: 1
Re: a possible presidential commission to visit India and consider future relations between India and England.
National Negro Newspaper Week. Also: Moss H. Kendrir	1942	Reel 54: 10
Statement from Du Bois on his early work as a local correspondent in Great Barrington, Mass., for the New York Globe and on the current status of the Negro press.
Neptune, Mae	1942	Reel 54: 16
Re: her retirement from Spelman College.
New Republic. Also: Bruce Bliven, Thomas Sancton	1942	Reel 54: 20
Re: plans for a supplement on the Negro.
New Times and Ethiopia News. Also: E. Sylvia Pankhurst	1942	Reel 54: 23

North Carolina College for Negroes. Also: James E. Shepard	1942	Reel 54: 38
Re: a possible conference on economic conditions affecting Negroes.
Nyabongo, Akiki	1942	Reel 54: 49

Odum, Howard W.	1942	Reel 54: 53
Re: Oduni's interest in regionalism and Du Bois' plan for conferences to study social conditions of Negroes.
Peyler, Westbrook	1942	Reel 54: 60
Letter from Du Bois enclosing sample copies of Phylon.
Phelps-Stokes Fund. Also: Anson Phelps Stokes	1942	Reel 54: 63
Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro; concerning a special issue of Phylon for Atlanta University's 75th anniversary; minutes and correspondence concerning the work of the Committee on Africa and Peace Aims (later the Committee on Africa, the War, and Peace Aims) on which Du Bois served; concerning published comments by Du Bois on Charles George Gordon and the British Empire.
Pickens, William	1942	Reel 54: 118
Re: Pickens' controversy with the NAACP and including references to a 1931 controversy over the actions of Falter White in the organization.
Post War World Council. Also: Mary W. Hillyer	1942	Reel 54: 136
Re: treatment of Japanese in the United States.
Reid, Ira	1942	Reel 54: 151

Julius Rosenwald Fund. Also: Edwin Embree	1942	Reel 54: 164
Re: possible support by the Fund for a special issue of Phylon for the 75th anniversary of Atlanta University; requesting financial support for a project for cooperative effort in studying social conditions of American Negroes which was to be sponsored by the Association of Presidents of Negro Land Grant Colleges.
Sforza, Carlo	1942	Reel 54: 186

Simon, Kathleen	1942	Reel 54: 204

Smith, Jose J.	1942	Reel 54: 216
Re: a proposed study by Smith of Negroes in the Isthmus of Panama.
Southern Conference on Race Relations. Also: Gordon B. Hancock	1942	Reel 54: 216
Re: their meeting in Durham, N. C. to discuss post-war race relations.
Southern Historical Association	1942	Reel 54: 222
Letter from Du Bois resigning from the Association because of its attitude towards Black members.
Southern Negro Youth Congress. Also: Louis L. Burnham, Charles G. Gomillion, F. D. Patterson	1942	Reel 54: 225
Re: Du Bois' service on the Advisory Board; minutes of the Advisory Board.
Spelman College. Also: Florence Read, Trevor Arnett	1942	Reel 54: 246
Re: the retirement of Mae Neptune and including a letter of Read to Arnett on this subject.
Stimson, Henry L.	1942	Reel 54: 251
Letter to Du Bois concerning possible financial assistance by Stimson to Atlanta University.
Streator, George	1942	Reel 54: 251

Terrell, Mary Church	1942	Reel 54: 259

True, Peggy	1942	Reel 54: 265
Re: the Baha'i faith and Du Bois' attitude towards that movement
U.S. Office of War Information. Also: Theodore M. Berry, Chandler Owen	1942	Reel 54: 279
Re: Du Bois' thoughts on the comparative treatment of the American Negro in the military during World War I and World War II.
U.S. War Manpower Commission. Also: Cy Wilson Record	1942	Reel 54: 286
Re: a bibliography on minority group strategies and techniques.
Walton, Lester A.	1942	Reel 54: 305

Williams, Du Bois	1942	Reel 54: 320
Letters from Du Bois to his granddaughter
Williams, Yolande Du Bois	1942	Reel 54: 330
Re: family matters, recent news
Woodruff, Hale	1942	Reel 54: 340

Workers Defense League. Also: Morris Milgram	1942	Reel 54: 341

Wright, Louis T.	1942	Reel 54: 349

Soviet Russia Today. Also: Jessica Smith	1942	Reel 54: 244

A. General Correspondence, 1943	1943

Abyssinian Baptist Church. Also: Adam Clayton Powell, Jr.	1943	Reel 55: 1

Adler, Elmer	1943	Reel 55: 7

Alexander, Will W.	1943	Reel 55: 15
Re: a possible universal history of racism.
Atlanta University. Also: Rufus Clement, John Whittaker, Florence Read, W. R. Banks, Trevor Arnett, Ira Reid	1943	Reel 55: 27
Re: Phylon; concerning Du Bois' retirement from the University; concerning plans for a Center for Social Studies at the University.
Bellegarde, Dantes	1943	Reel 55: 86

Billikopf, Jacob	1943	Reel 55: 88

Boardman, Helen	1943	Reel 55: 94

Bontemps, Arna	1943	Reel 55: 96

Braithwaite, William Stanley	1943	Reel 55: 98

Chicago Defender. Also: Metz Lochard	1943	Reel 55: 114
Re: an article by Du Bois on the Negro press.
Cochrane, Eric	1943	Reel 55: 143
Re: Du Bois' ideas on the role of private investment in the development of Africa.
Conference of Presidents of Negro Land Grant Colleges. Also: John W. Davis, F. D. Patterson, R. B. Atwood	1943	Reel 55: 161
Re: a social studies project sponsored by the conference.
Cook, Mercer	1943	Reel 55: 166

Council on African Affairs	1943	Reel 55: 172
Newsletters.
Cullen, Countee	1943	Reel 55: 183
Congratulations upon Du Bois' election to the National Institute of Arts and Letters.
Dabney, Wendell P.	1943	Reel 55: 185

Davis, Allison	1943	Reel 55: 187

Davis, Harry E.	1943	Reel 55: 188

Dover, Cedric	1943	Reel 55: 212

Du Bois, Nina	1943	Reel 55: 215
Family matters, recent news
DuBois, Rachel Davis	1943	Reel 55: 226
Re: her work and W. E. B. Du Bois' thoughts on the importance of America's role in promoting cultural understanding.
Embree, Edwin R.	1943	Reel 55: 245

Fagan, Ann	1943	Reel 55: 246
Du Bois' thoughts on methods to secure the appointment of Blacks to the faculty of the University of Michigan.
Fisher, Ruth Anna	1943	Reel 55: 248

Fisk University. Also: Andrew J. Allison, Charles S. Johnson, Edwin W. Smith	1943	Reel 55: 255
Re: an Inter-University Conference on African Studies held at Fisk.
Foreign Affairs. Also: Hamilton Fish Armstrong	1943	Reel 55: 282
Re: a possible article by Du Bois on Africa.
Fort Valley State College. Also: Horace Mann Bond.	1943	Reel 55: 294

Fraternal Council of Negro Churches in America	1943	Reel 55: 300
Statement, signed by James A. Bray, R. R. Wright, Jr. and W. H. Jernigan, opposing the poll tax and urging an anti-lynching bill; a letter from Du Bois to Bray urging Negro churches to support consumers and producers' cooperation.
Frazier, E. Franklin	1943	Reel 55: 305

Gannett, Lewis	1943	Reel 55: 306

General Education Board. Also: Jackson Davis	1943	Reel 55: 309

Graham, Shirley	1943	Reel 55: 310
Recent news.
Graves, Anna Melissa	1943	Reel 55: 327
Re: her book of letters from West Africans; concerning J. E. K. Aggrey.
Gregory, Louis G.	1943	Reel 55: 347
Re: Baha'i faith.
Hansberry, William Leo	1943	Reel 55: 362

Harper's Magazine. Also: Frederick L. Allen	1943	Reel 55: 363
Re: an article by Du Bois submitted to that publication.
Herskovits, Melville J.	1943	Reel 55: 368

Holsey, Albon L.	1943	Reel 55: 378
Letter of appreciation sent to Du Bois.
Howard University. Also: E. Franklin Frazier	1943	Reel 55: 387

Kopf, Maxim	1943	Reel 55: 420
Re: a possible portrait of Du Bois by Kopf.
Logan, Rayford W.	1943	Reel 55: 432
Includes Du Bois' thoughts on the development of cultural ties between American Negroes and Haiti.
March on Washington Movement. Also: A. Philip Randolph	1943	Reel 55: 453

Morehouse College. Also: Benjamin E. Mays	1943	Reel 55: 464

N.A.A.C.P. Also: Walter White	1943	Reel 55: 475
Re: Du Bois' possible service on a committee to present the cause of Negroes in the United States, the West Indies and Africa to the peace conference.
National Institute of Arts and Letters	1943	Reel 55: 477
Re: Du Bois' election to that group.
Negro Digest	1943	Reel 55: 480
Re: an article by Du Bois on the subject, "If I Were Young Again."
Nettl, Paul	1943	Reel 55: 484
Re: an article by Nettl for Phylon.
New Republic. Also: Thomas Sancton	1943	Reel 55: 489
Re: a possible article by Du Bois and concerning Sancton's writings and interest in racial matters.
North Carolina College for Negroes. Also: James E. Shepard	1943	Reel 55: 504
Draft memo by Du Bois on different approaches to Negro development and chances for agreement on present goals for the American Negro.
Nyabongo, Akiki	1943	Reel 55: 512

Odum, Howard W.	1943	Reel 55: 513
Re: a forthcoming meeting of sociologists.
Phelps-Stokes Fund. Also: Anson Phelps Stokes, Ralph J. Bunche, Edwin W. Smith, Melville J. Herskovi ts	1943	Reel 55: 525
Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro; concerning the possible formation of an African Institute; concerning the Committee on Africa, the War, and Peace Aims; concerning plans for an international conference on Africa.
Read, Florence	1943	Reel 55: 646

Reid, Ira	1943	Reel 55: 649

Reynal and Hitchcock. Also: Frank E. Taylor	1943	Reel 55: 650
Re: possible books by Du Bois.
Julius Rosenwald Fund. Also: Edwin Embree	1943	Reel 55: 663

Saturday Review of Literature	1943	Reel 55: 677
Letter from Du Bois critical of a recent article on the Negro press.
Schumann, Mary	1943	Reel 55: 679
Re: the influence of her reading of Black Reconstruction on her proposed novel.
Simon, Kathleen	1943	Reel 55: 692

Society of Friends. New York. Also: Rachel Davis DuBois	1943	Reel 55: 697

Southern Negro Youth Congress. Also: Louis E. Burnham, Esther V. Cooper	1943	Reel 55: 726

Spelman College. Also: Florence Read	1943	Reel 55: 735

Spingarn, Amy	1943	Reel 55: 741

Streator, George	1943	Reel 55: 747

Thompson, Dorothy	1943	Reel 55: 752
Re: a possible portrait of Du Bois by Maxim Kopf.
Torrence, Ridgely	1943	Reel 55: 755
Congratulations upon Du Bois' election to the National Institute of Arts and Letters.
U.S. War Manpower Commission. Also: Cy Wilson Record	1943	Reel 55: 770
Re: a bibliography on strategies and techniques for minority groups.
Van Loon, Hendrik Willem	1943	Reel 55: 774
Congratulations on Du Bois' election to the National Institute of Arts and Letters.
West African Students Union. Also: Ladipo Solanke	1943	Reel 55: 785

Williams, Yolande Du Bois	1943	Reel 55: 797
Family matters.
Wright, Louis T.	1943	Reel 55: 808

A. General Correspondence, 1944	1944

Adler, Elmer	1944	Reel 55: 851
Re: the admission of Black students to Princeton University.
Afro-American Newspapers. Also: B. M. Phillips, Carl Murphy	1944	Reel 55: 856
Re: Du Bois' retirement from Atlanta University.
Alexander, Lillian	1944	Reel 55: 863

Alexander, Virginia	1944	Reel 55: 866

Alpha Phi Alpha. Also: Rayford W. Logan	1944	Reel 55: 870

American Friends Service Committee	1944	Reel 55: 874
Letter from Du Bois concerning the status of colonies in the postwar world and asking the policy of the Committee on this matter.
American Jewish Committee. Also: Jopseh M. Proskauer	1944	Reel 55: 876
Re: a Declaration of Human Rights issued by the Committee and Du Bois' criticisms of the Declaration.
American Missionary Association. Also: Fred L. Brownlee	1944	Reel 55: 879

Americans United for World Organization. Also: Hugh Moore	1944	Reel 55: 887

Atlanta University. Also: Rufus Clement, W. R. Banks, Dean Sage, James B. Addams, llorence Read, Will W. Alexander, Trevor Arnett, J. H. Wheeler, Kendall Weisiger, Ira Reid	1944	Reel 55: 896
Re: Phylon; concerning Du Bois' retirement from the University and his pension after retirement; including correspondence of Du Bois with E. M. Martin and H. T. Walden of the Atlanta University Alumni Association on his retirement.
Baldwin, Roger	1944	Reel 55: 958
Re: Du Bois' retirement from Atlanta University.
Bellegarde, Dantes	1944	Reel 55: 971

Billikopf, Jacob	1944	Reel 55: 976

Bliven, Bruce	1944	Reel 55: 978

Brown, Ina C.	1944	Reel 55: 999
Re: Du Bois' criticisms of the U. S. Office of Education's survey of higher education of Negroes.
Buckmaster, Henrietta	1944	Reel 55: 1002

Capper, Arthur	1944	Reel 55: 1013
Re: Du Bois' return to the NAACP.
University of Chicago Press. Also: Joseph A. Brandt	1944	Reel 55: 1027
Re: a possible autobiography by Du Bois.
Christian, Marcus B.	1944	Reel 55: 1030

Church Peace Union. Also: Richard M. Fagley	1944	Reel 55: 1039
Letter to Du Bois concerning the attitude of the Union to the position of colonies in the postwar world.
Commission to Study the Organization of Peace. Also: Margaret Olson	1944	Reel 55: 1057
Letter to Du Bois on the attitude of the Commission toward colonies in the postwar world.
Conference of Negro Land-Grant Colleges. Also: R. B. Atwood, F. D. Bluford, Felton Clark, W. R. Banks, F. D. Patterson, G. L. Harrison, Mordecai Johnson, Horace Mann Bond, John W. Davis, Rufus Clement, Hugh Smythe, E. Franklin Frazier	1944	Reel 55: 1159
Re: the social studies project sponsored by the Conference; concerning a report on the project; concerning the transfer of the project from Atlanta University to Howard University.
Conference on Race Relations. Also: Marshall Field, Edwin R. Embree, Charles S. Johnson	1944	Reel 55: 1096
Re: a planned conference in Chicago on race relations.
Congres Internationale de Philosophie. Also: Camille Lherisson	1944	Reel 55: 1112
Comments from Du Bois on the study and development of philosophy.
Conrad, Earl	1944	Reel 55: 1116
Re: Conrad's plans for a study of Frederick Douglass.
Cook, Mercer	1944	Reel 55: 1118

Coulborn, Rushton	1944	Reel 55: 1127

Council for Democracy. Also: Robert Norton	1944	Reel 55: 1128
Letter to Du Bois on the attitude of the Council towards colonies in the postwar world.
Council for Social Action. Also: Vernon H. Holloway	1944	Reel 55: 1129
Letter to Du Bois on the attitude of the Council towards colonies in the postwar world.
Council on African Affairs. Also: Paul Robeson, Max Yergan	1944	Reel 55: 1130
Re: the interest of the Council in Africa in the postwar world; copies of New Africa, the Bulletin of the Council ; concerning Du Dois' correspondence with Harold Moody and Amy Jacques Garvey on a possible Pan-African Congress after the war.
Crawford, George W.	1944	Reel 55: 1157

Cromwell, Otelia	1944	Reel 55: 1158

Cullen, Countee	1944	Reel 55: 1158

Dabney, Wendell P.	1944	Reel 55: 1297

Daily Worker. Also: Louis F. Budenz	1944	Reel 55: 1300

Davis, Harry E.	1944	Reel 55: 1306

Davis, John W.	1944	Reel 55: 1316

Dorsinville, Luc	1944	Reel 55: 1331

Du Bois, Nina	1944	Reel 55: 1335
Family matters
DuBois, Rachel Davis	1944	Reel 55: 1426

Embree, Edwin R.	1944	Reel 56: 2

Field Foundation. Also: Maxwell Hahn	1944	Reel 56: 3
Re: possible support by the Foundation for the social studies project of the Negro Land-Grant Colleges.
Fisher, Ruth Anna	1944	Reel 56: 10

Fisk University. Also: Charles S. Johnson, Thomas E. Jones, Edwin W. Smith, Lorenzo Turner	1944	Reel 56: 14
Re: the possibility of Du Bois continuing his research work at Fisk after retirement from Atlanta University; correspondence with Smith concerning a proposed African Institute.
Foreign Affairs. Also: Hamilton Fish Armstrong	1944	Reel 56: 79
Letter from Armstrong enclosing a letter from P. O. Lapie concerning a Du Bois article in Foreign Affairs on Africa.
Fort Valley State College. Also: Horace Mann Bond	1944	Reel 56: 82

Franklin, John Hope	1944	Reel 56: 90

Gallagher, Buell G.	1944	Reel 56: 101

Garvey, Amy Jacques	1944	Reel 56: 104
Correspondence concerning Harold Moody and his hopes for an African Charter of Freedom; concerning the place of Africa in the post-war world; concerning Du Bois' plans for a Pan-African Congress after the war.
Gates, Herbert W.	1944	Reel 56: 115

Gaulkin, Edward	1944	Reel 56: 116
Re: Negro cooperative housing.
Gloster, Hugh M.	1944	Reel 56: 122

Graham, Shirley	1944	Reel 56: 126

Graves, Anna Melissa	1944	Reel 56: 138

Graves, John Temple	1944	Reel 56: 146
Re: the Atlanta race riot of 1906.
Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Also: Henry Allen Moe	1944	Reel 56: 160

Hacker, Coleman Leroy	1944	Reel 56: 166
Birthday greetings to Du Bois.
Haiti. Also: President Elie Lescot	1944	Reel 56: 168
Re: Du Bois' trip to Haiti
Hampton Institute. Also: J. Saunders Redding	1944	Reel 56: 178

Hansberry, William Leo	1944	Reel 56: 188

Hastie, William H.	1944	Reel 56: 198

Haynes, George E.	1944	Reel 56: 209

Hercules, Frank	1944	Reel 56: 213

Herskovits, Melville J.	1944	Reel 56: 218
Includes Herskovits' correspondence with Atlanta University about Du Bois' retirement.
Henry Holt and Company	1944	Reel 56: 223
Re: a proposed book by Du Bois on Africa and the two world wars.
Howard University. Also: E. Franklin Frazier, Charles H. Thompson, Mordecai Johnson	1944	Reel 56: 228
Re: possible work by Du Bois there after his retirement from Atlanta University.
Imes, William Lloyd	1944	Reel 56: 242

Johnson, Georgia Douglas	1944	Reel 56: 269

Johnson, Grace Nail	1944	Reel 56: 272

Kopf, Maxim	1944	Reel 56: 302

League of Coloured Peoples. Also: Harold A. Moody	1944	Reel 56: 314
Information on the League; concerning a possible Pan-African Congress after the war.
Letter. Also: Ada P. McCormick	1944	Reel 56: 334
Re: her support of Phylon; including Du Bois' suggestion for Letter.
Lincoln University (Mo.)	1944	Reel 56: 358
Re: Mercer Cook.
Logan, Rayford W.	1944	Reel 56: 360
Correspondence, partially concerning Du Bois' trip to Haiti.
Manley, Norman	1944	Reel 56: 383
Request for information on Jamaica.
Mays, Benjamin E.	1944	Reel 56: 388

N.A.A.C.P. Also: Walter White, Louis T. Wright, Arthur Spingarn, Roy Wilkins, Grant Reynolds	1944	Reel 56: 400
Re: Du Bois' service with the NAACP aiding in preparation of material concerning Blacks in America and the world to be presented to a postwar peace conference; a copy of a telegram from Walter White to President Franklin D. Roosevelt and a response from E. R. Stettinius of the U. S. Department of State on the return of colonial areas to rule by their pre-war colonial powers; concerning Du Bois' visit to Haiti; correspondence with the Brooklyn Branch (Walter McKay) concerning the New York Amsterdam News.
National Council for a Permanent Fair Employment Practice Committee. Also: A. Philip Randolph, Allan Knight Chalmers	1944	Reel 56: 464
Re: Du Bois' service on the Council.
National Institute of Arts and Letters	1944	Reel 56: 467
Re: Du Bois' election to this group.
New Times and Ethiopia News. Also: E. Sylvia Pankhurst	1944	Reel 56: 501

New York Amsterdam Star News	1944	Reel 56: 505
Re: Du Bois' column in that paper.
North Carolina College for Negroes. Also: James E. Shepard	1944	Reel 56: 532
Re: possible work by Du Bois at the College after retirement from Atlanta University.
Oettle, George S.	1944	Reel 56: 544
Re: South Africa.
Paschal, Andrew G.	1944	Reel 56: 549

Peoples Voice. Also: Marvel Cooke, Doxey Wilkerson	1944	Reel 56: 555
Re: a possible column by Du Bois for that paper.
Phelps-Stokes Fund. Also: Anson Phelps Stokes, Melville J. Herskovits	1944	Reel 56: 562
Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro; correspondence of Stokes with Guy Johnson and L. D. Reddick concerning the Encyclopedia of the Negro; a copy of a letter of Stokes to E. R. Stettinius of the U. S. Department of State concerning the status of colonies after the war; concerning plans for an international conference on Africa.
Philipps, Tracy	1944	Reel 56: 584

Pickens, William	1944	Reel 56: 585
Re: Du Bois' retirement from Atlanta University and return to the NAACP.
Pittsburgh Courier	1944	Reel 56: 588
Re: an article to be written by Du Bois concerning his retirement from Atlanta University.
Pledge for Peace Committee. Also: Rex Stout	1944	Reel 56: 590

Politics. Also: Dwight Macdonald	1944	Reel 56: 592

Post War World Council. Also: Broadus Mitchell	1944	Reel 56: 594
Re: postwar military conscription.
Prairie View State College. Also: W. R. Banks	1944	Reel 56: 595

Reuter, E. B.	1944	Reel 56: 601
Re: a review by Reuter of Gunnar Myrdal's An American Dilemma.
Robeson, Paul	1944	Reel 56: 603

Robinson, William A.	1944	Reel 56: 604
Re: recent developments at Atlanta University.
Julius Rosenwald Fund. Also: Edwin R. Embree	1944	Reel 56: 608
Re: the social studies report of the Negro Land-Grant Colleges.
Schumann, Mary	1944	Reel 56: 625
Re: her work on a novel on the South during Reconstruction.
Seldon, Benjamin F.	1944	Reel 56: 631

Shivery, Louie D.	1944	Reel 56: 636
Correspondence, including copies of her letters to Rufus Clement and W. R. Banks on Atlanta University.
Simon, Kathleen	1944	Reel 56: 653

Slaughter, Henry P.	1944	Reel 56: 649
Re: the American Negro Academy.
Smythe, Hugh M.	1944	Reel 56: 662

Solanke, Ladipo	1944	Reel 56: 670
Re: a possible Pan-African Congress after the war.
Sorokin, Pitirim	1944	Reel 56: 672

Southern Negro Youth Congress. Also: Louis E. Burnham	1944	Reel 56: 673

Spingarn, Amy	1944	Reel 56: 679

Spingarn, Arthur B.	1944	Reel 56: 683

Stoute, Argyle	1944	Reel 56: 698
Re: racial discrimination at the University of Wisconsin.
Thompson, Charles H.	1944	Reel 56: 727

Time. Also: Raymond L. Buell	1944	Reel 56: 730
Re: Liberia.
Timpany, John R.	1944	Reel 56: 732
Re: the Catholic Church and the Negro.
Titcombe, C. A. A.	1944	Reel 56: 735
Re: conditions in Africa and a possible Pan-African Congress after the war.
Torrence, Ridgely	1944	Reel 56: 740

U.S. Department of State	1944	Reel 56: 753
Re: Du Bois' proposed trip to Haiti
Van Loon, Hendrik Willem	1944	Reel 56: 791

Watson, Helen	1944	Reel 56: 799
Re: current conditions at Fisk University.
Williams, Du Bois	1944	Reel 56: 836

Williams, Yolande Du Bois	1944	Reel 56: 857
Family matters.
Wendell L. Willkie Awards. Also: Agnes Meyer	1944	Reel 56: 864
Re: an award in the field of Negro journalism.
Wright, Louis T.	1944	Reel 56: 877
Correspondence, including letters of Wright with Atlanta University President Rufus Clement and Trustee Kendall Weisiger concerning Du Bois' retirement.
A. General Correspondence, 1945	1945

African Academy of Arts and Research. Also: K. Ozuombu Mbadiwe, Mbonu Ojike	1945	Reel 56: 1001

Alexander, Lillian	1945	Reel 56: 1020

Alpha Phi Alpha. Also: Rayford W. Logan	1945	Reel 56: 1023

American Association for the United Nations. Also: Clark Eichelberger	1945	Reel 56: 1035
Re: the Association's plans for trusteeships for colonial areas.
American Association of University Professors. Also: Ralph E. Himstead, C. F. Littell, William Jaffe, Francis E. Ray, George P. Shannon	1945	Reel 56: 1059
Re: Du Bois' resignation because of meetings held at places which exclude attendance of Negro members.
American Committee for a Democratic World. Also: Robert M. MacIver	1945	Reel 56: 1066

American Council on African Education. Also: A. A. Nwafor Orizu, John S. Brown, Jr., George S. Schuyler	1945	Reel 56: 1068
Re: a possible Pan-African Congress after the war.
American Film Corporation. Also: Owen Dodson	1945	Reel 56: 1083

American Friends Service Committee. Also: Clarence E. Pickett	1945	Reel 56: 1084
Re: the attitude of the Committee towards colonies in the postwar world.
American Mercury. Also: Charles Angoff, Lawrence E. Spivak	1945	Reel 56: 1091
Re: possible Du Bois articles for that periodical.
American Press Association. Also: George S. Schyuler	1945	Reel 56: 1102

American Teachers Association. Also: H. Councill Trenholm	1945	Reel 56: 1104

Americans United for World Organization	1945	Reel 56: 1112

Baldwin, Roger	1945	Reel 56: 1162

Banks, W. R.	1945	Reel 56: 1167

Benet, William Rose	1945	Reel 56: 1178
Re: the breaking of relations between the United States and Spain.
Bethune, Mary McLeod	1945	Reel 56: 1190

Boardman, Helen	1945	Reel 56: 1193

Bond, Horace Mann	1945	Reel 56: 1195

Borome, Joseph	1945	Reel 56: 1198
Re: Borome's biography of Justin Winsor.
Bowie, Ezell	1945	Reel 56: 1207
Re: the origins and use of the term "Negro."
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters. Also: A. Philip Randolph	1945	Reel 56: 1233

Brown, John S.	1945	Reel 56: 1240

Buckmaster, Henrietta	1945	Reel 56: 1248

Buell, Raymond L.	1945	Reel 56: 1249
Re: a proposed colonial conference.
Bunche, Ralph J.	1945	Reel 56: 1251
Re: a colonial conference proposed by Du Bois.
Capper, Arthur	1945	Reel 56: 1263

Carson, Saul	1945	Reel 56: 1265
Re: questions of race and colonialism.
Chalmers, Allan Knight	1945	Reel 56: 1270

Chicago Defender	1945	Reel 56: 1273
Includes a statement by Du Bois on the defeat of Germany.
Childs, Virginia Alexander	1945	Reel 56: 1308

Commission to Study the Organization of Peace	1945	Reel 56: 1319

Conference of Negro Land-Grant Colleges. Also: E. Franklin Frazier, K. B. Atwood	1945	Reel 56: 1332

Congress of Industrial Organizations. Also: Henry Lee Moon	1945	Reel 56: 1342
Re: a possible Pan-African Congress; including a copy of a letter from Moon to Philip Murray of the CIO and a telegram from George Padmore to Moon concerning the Congress.
Cook, Mercer	1945	Reel 56: 1345

Council on African Affairs. Also: W. A. Hunton, Max Yergan	1945	Reel 56: 1376
Re: a conference on the status of Puerto Rico; copies of New Africa, the bulletin of the Council; concerning the United Nations Conference on International Organization held in San Francisco.
Das, Tarak Nath	1945	Reel 57: 3

Davis, Harry E.	1945	Reel 57: 6

Dayton (Ohio). Citizens Committee. Also: Marion S. Williams	1945	Reel 57: 20
Correspondence about segregation in the schools in Dayton, with Du Bois' views on segregated education.
Du Bois, Nina	1945	Reel 57: 57
Family news.
DuBois, Rachel Davis	1945	Reel 57: 116

Duell, Sloan and Pearce	1945	Reel 57: 122
Re: a possible book hy Du Bois on Africa.
East and West Association. Also: Gordon Halstead, Pearl Buck.	1945	Reel 57: 128
Re: the work of the organization in promoting understanding between peoples.
Embree, Edwin R.	1945	Reel 57: 144

Ethiopian World Federation. Also: George W. Harris	1945	Reel 57: 144

Field, Marshall	1945	Reel 57: 171
Letter from Du Bois concerning possible support by Field for an encyclopedia of racial and cultural contributions to American civilization which was being planned by Rachel Davis DuBois.
Fisher, Ruth Anna	1945	Reel 57: 173

Ford, James W.	1945	Reel 57: 185
Re: a Du Bois speech on colonialism.
Foreign Affairs. Also: Hamilton Fish Armstrong	1945	Reel 57: 187
Re: a possible Du Bois article on the United Nations Conference and colonies.
Foreign Missions Conference of North America. Also: Emory Ross	1945	Reel 57: 189

Fosdick, Harry Emerson	1945	Reel 57: 203
Re: Du Bois' planned colonial conference.
France. Minister of Finance. Also: Rene Pleven	1945	Reel 57: 204
Re: plans for a Pan-African Congress in Paris in 1945.
French Press and Information Service. Also: Jean de la Roche	1945	Reel 57: 208
Re: Du Bois' proposed colonial conference; concerning plans for a Pan-African Congress in Paris after the war.
Garvey, Amy Ashwood	1945	Reel 57: 228
Re: plans for a colonial conference.
Gilchrist, Huntington	1945	Reel 57: 237
Re: Du Bois' proposed colonial conference.
Goshal, Kumar	1945	Reel 57: 240
Re: a planned colonial conference.
Graham, Lorenz	1945	Reel 57: 243

Graham, Shirley	1945	Reel 57: 245

Graves, Anna Melissa	1945	Reel 57: 252
Re: her new book, Liberia, the war and events in Russia.
Great Britain. Secretary of State for the Colonies. Also: Oliver Stanley	1945	Reel 57: 270
Copy of a document, Proposals for the Revision of the Constitution of Nigeria.
Griggs, Johanna	1945	Reel 57: 382
Exchange on how to combat racism in daily life.
Handy, W. C.	1945	Reel 57: 296

Hansberry, William Leo	1945	Reel 57: 297

Harcourt, Brace and Company. Also: John Woodburn	1945	Reel 57: 299
Re: Du Bois' book, Color and Democracy: Colonies and Peace.
Harper's Magazine. Also: John Fisher	1945	Reel 57: 312

Hercules, Frank	1945	Reel 57: 347

Howard University. Also: E. Franklin Frazier, Mordecai Johnson, Charles H. Thompson	1945	Reel 57: 362
Re: the social studie$ project of the Conference of Negro Land Grant Colleges; concerning Mercer Cook.
Hughes, Langston	1945	Reel 57: 386

Hunton, W. A.	1945	Reel 57: 387
Re: the colonial conference proposed by Du Bois.
Hurston, Zora Neale	1945	Reel 57: 395
Re: her idea for a national Negro cemetery in Florida
Independent Committee of Artists and Scientists. Also: Henrietta Buckmaster	1945	Reel 57: 397

International African Institute. Also: Edwin W. Smith	1945	Reel 57: 427
Re: Du Bois' urging of the Institute to utilize the work of African scholars.
International Publishers. Also: Alexander Trachtenberg	1945	Reel 57: 432

Johnson, Georgia Douglas	1945	Reel 57: 455

Laski, Harold J.	1945	Reel 57: 513
Re: Du Bois' visit to England.
League for Industrial Democracy. Also: Harry W. Laidler	1945	Reel 57: 515

League of Coloured Peoples. Also: Harold A. Moody	1945	Reel 57: 516
Re: Du Bois' planned colonial conference; concerning a proposed Pan-African Congress.
Letter. Also: Ada P. McCormick	1945	Reel 57: 546

Lewis, Alfred Baker	1945	Reel 57: 549
Re: the attitude of labor towards imperialism.
Logan, Rayford W.	1945	Reel 57: 565
Re: a proposed colonial conference; concerning a planned Pan-African Congress.
Luce, Henry	1945	Reel 57: 578
Letter from Du Bois suggesting an article on developments in Africa.
Macmillan Company	1945	Reel 57: 600
Re: a possible book on colonial demands for freedom and democracy.
Manasse, Ernst	1945	Reel 57: 603
Re: Manasse's research on Max Weber.
March on Washington Movement. Also: A. Philip Randolph	1945	Reel 57: 604

Mathews, Basil	1945	Reel 57: 612
Re: research by Mathews on Booker T. Washington
Nation Associates. Also: Robert E. Sherwood	1945	Reel 57: 639
Re: a birthday dinner for Thomas Mann.
N.A.A.C.P. Also: Roy Wilkins. Leslie S. Perry, Arthur Spingarn, Walter White	1945	Reel 57: 741
Reports of Du Bois' department of special research; concerning plans and invitations for a colonial conference planned by Du Bois and sponsored by the NAACP; information on and resolutions of the colonial conference held on April 6; concerning representation of the NAACP at the U. N. Conference in San Francisco; concerning Du Bois' attendance at a briefing on Bretton Woods; concerning plans for a Pan-African Congress after the war; concerning Du Bois' needs for office space and a resulting controversy over his move to separate quarters and over other matters; a memo from William H. Hastie to Walter White concerning the Pan-African Congress; a copy of a letter from Walter White to Eleanor Roosevelt concerning matters which the NAACP desired to see stressed in the United Nations; correspondence with the NAACP Alameda County (California) Branch (Buell G. Gallagher).
National Citizens" Political Action Committee. Also: Elmer A. Benson	1945	Reel 57: 648

National Council of American Soviet Friendship	1945	Reel 57: 662

National Council of Negro Women. Also: Mary McLeod Bethune	1945	Reel 57: 664
Re: the United Nations Conference in San Francisco.
National Negro Congress. Also: Max Yergan	1945	Reel 57: 672

New Leader	1945	Reel 57: 995
Statement from Du Bois concerning the death of President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Nkrumah, Kwame	1945	Reel 57: 727
Re: Du Bois' planned colonial conference.
Nyabongo, Akiki	1945	Reel 57: 740
Re: Du Bois' planned colonial conference.
Oak, V. V.	1945	Reel 57: 1013

Ovington, Mary White	1945	Reel 57: 1018

Pan-African Congress. Also: George Padmore	1945	Reel 57: 1028
Correspondence about plans for the Congress held in London; press releases; a Congress poster; information on the organization of the Congress and the Pan-African movement.
Pankhurst, E. Sylvia	1945	Reel 57: 1080

Panth, Bhola D.	1945	Reel 57: 1082
Re: the proposed colonial conference.
Parris, Guichard	1945	Reel 57: 1086
Re: the proposed colonial conference.
University of Pennsylvania. Also: H. A. Wieschhoff	1945	Reel 57: 1094
Re: the United Nations Conference in San Francisco.
Peoples Voice. Also: Adam Clayton Powell, Jr.	1945	Reel 57: 1094

Phelps-Stokes Fund. Also: Anson Phelps Stokes, Thomas Jesse Jones, Melville J. Herskovits	1945	Reel 57: 1096
Re: the publication of the preliminary volume of the Encyclopedia of the Negro; concerning Du Bois' planned colonial conference; concerning Anson Phelps Stokes' views on the social, economic and political situations in the colonial areas; concerning a proposed international conference on Africa.
Phi Delta Kappa	1945	Reel 57: 1115
Re: the United Nations Conference on International Organization, held in San Francisco
Philipps, Tracy	1945	Reel 57: 1118

Pickens, William	1945	Reel 57: 1120

PM. Also: John P. Lewis	1945	Reel 57: 1128
Re: possible articles by Du Bois on the Pan-African Congress held in London.
Porter, Kenneth Wiggins	1945	Reel 57: 1143

Powell, Adam Clayton, Jr.	1945	Reel 57: 1146
Re: the proposed colonial conference.
Reddick, Lawrence D.	1945	Reel 57: 1171
Re: the proposed colonial conference.
Roback, A. A.	1945	Reel 57: 1184
Re: a contribution by Du Bois to a book about Albert Schweitzer being edited by Roback.
Ross, Emory	1945	Reel 57: 1202
Re: the proposed colonial conference.
Schweitzer, Albert	1945	Reel 57: 1238
Letters to Du Bois concerning Schweitzer's work in Africa and on conditions there.
Shaw, George Bernard	1945	Reel 57: 1256
Re: a possible visit of Du Bois with Shaw.
Simon, Kathleen	1945	Reel 57: 1264

Singh, Anup	1945	Reel 57: 1266
Re: Du Bois' proposed colonial conference.
Smythe, Hugh M.	1945	Reel 57: 1274

Southern Conference for Human Welfare. Also: Dorothy Parker	1945	Reel 57: 1302
Re: a dinner for Eleanor Roosevelt.
Southern Negro Youth Congress. Also: Esther V. Cooper	1945	Reel 57: 1304

Spingarn, Amy	1945	Reel 57: 1306

Spingarn, Arthur B.	1945	Reel 57: 1308

Stassen, Harold E.	1945	Reel 57: 1311

Streator, George	1945	Reel 57: 1334

Studin, Charles H.	1945	Reel 57: 1336

Time. Also: Raymond L. Buell	1945	Reel 57: 1343
Memorandum from Buell concerning the U. S. and Liberia; a report by the editors of Time_ and other journals on Dumbarton Oaks and the United Nations conference in San Francisco.
Timpany, John R.	1945	Reel 57: 1390
Letter from Du Bois concerning the Catholic Church and the Negro.
Titcombe, C. A. A.	1945	Reel 57: 1391
Re: Du Bois' planned colonial conference.
Tobias, Channing H.	1945	Reel 57: 1392
Re: Du Bois' planned colonial conference; concerning Tobias' election as Director of the Phelps-Stokes Fund.
Torrence, Ridgely	1945	Reel 57: 1397

Union for Democratic Action. Also: James Loeb, Jr.	1945	Reel 58: 3
Re: Du Bois' criticism of their pamphlet on Dumbarton Oaks.
United Nations Conference on International Organization. Also: Edward R. Stettinius, Arthur Vandenberg	1945	Reel 58: 51
Information on the 1945 Conference held in San Francisco at which Du Bois served as an associate consultant, representing the NAACP, to the United States delegation; lists of consultants; copies of statements concerning the conference sent to the NAACP; materials from the conference; copies of statements by Du Bois with responses from Edward R. Stettinius and Arthur Vandenberg of the U.S. delegation; a proposal on trusteeships submitted by the NAACP consultants to Edward R. Stettinius and the American delegation.
United Negro College Fund. Also: John D. Rockefeller, Jr.	1945	Reel 58: 7

U.S. Department of State. Also: Henry Villard, Dean Acheson, Benjamin Gerig, Ralph J. Bunche, Archibald MacLeish	1945	Reel 58: 12
Re: Du Bois' planned colonial conference; concerning the United Nations conference in San Francisco and representation there of colonies and of American Blacks; concerning proposed Pan-African Congresses in London and Paris; concerning a United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural meeting.
U.S. House of Representatives. Also: Karl Mundt, Adam Clayton Powell, Jr.	1945	Reel 58: 30
Includes a letter from Du Bois to Mundt stating his views of un-American activities.
U.S. Office of Education. Also: Ambrose Caliver	1945	Reel 58: 34

U.S. President. Also: Harry Truman, Matthew J. Connelly	1945	Reel 58: 35
Letter from Du Bois requesting a meeting to discuss the Pan-African Congress to be held in London, with a response from Truman's secretary.
U.S. Senate. Also: Robert Wagner, Tom Connally	1945	Reel 58: 36
Re: Du Bois' testimony on the United Nations charter before the Committee on Foreign Relations, including a copy of Du Bois' testimony.
Van Doren, Carl	1945	Reel 58: 142

Viking Press	1945	Reel 58: 143
Outline of Du Bois' proposed book on Africa.
Villard, Oswald Garrison	1945	Reel 58: 145
Re: a statement offered for Du Bois' signature concerning Russia and Poland, with Du Bois' comments on the actions of Poles in the United States.
Walton, Lester A.	1945	Reel 58: 161
Correspondence from Walton concerning his work as American Minister to Liberia.
Weaver, Robert C.	1945	Reel 58: 170
Re: Du Bois' planned colonial conference.
Wells, H. G.	1945	Reel 58: 175
Letter from Wells' secretary to Du Bois concerning a planned visit by Du Bois with Wells.
West, Donald L.	1945	Reel 58: 175

West African Students Union. Also: Ladipo Solanke	1945	Reel 58: 177
Re: the proposed Pan-African Congress; a copy of WASU Magazine published by the group.
West Indies National Conference. Also: Herman P. Osborne	1945	Reel 58: 204
Re: Du Bois' planned colonial conference.
Wieschhoff, H. A.	1945	Reel 58: 217

Wilkerson, Doxey A.	1945	Reel 58: 219

Williams, Chancellor	1945	Reel 58: 219

Williams, Du Bois	1945	Reel 58: 222
Family matters; concerning W. E. B. Du Bois' visits to San Francisco and London.
Williams, Eric	1945	Reel 58: 244
Re: Du Bois' planned colonial conference.
Williams, Ruth	1945	Reel 58: 248
Letter to Du Bois concerning theories held about Blacks.
Williams, Yolande Du Bois	1945	Reel 58: 250
Family matters.
Wendell L. Willkie Awards. Also: Agnes Meyer	1945	Reel 58: 285

Wright, Louis T.	1945	Reel 58: 320

Wright, R. R., Jr.	1945	Reel 58: 321
Re: Du Bois' proposed colonial conference.
Writers" War Board. Also: Rex Stout	1945	Reel 58: 324
Re: the attitude of the NAACP towards the Bretton Woods agreement and the future of colonies.
Yergan, Max	1945	Reel 58: 328
Re: the colonial conference proposed by Du Bois.
A. General Correspondence, 1946	1946

Abrahams, Peter	1946	Reel 58: 431
Recent news.
African Academy of Arts and Research. Also: Akiki Nyabongo, K. Dzuomba Mbadiwe	1946	Reel 58: 442

Alpha Phi Alpha. Also: Rayford Logan	1946	Reel 58: 464

American Committee for the Protection of the Foreign Born. Also: Fannie Hurst	1946	Reel 58: 475

American Committee of Jewish Writers, Artists and Scientists. Also: Joseph Brainin	1946	Reel 58: 476

American Federation of Labor. Also: William Green	1946	Reel 58: 462
Re: a Pan-African Congress petition for representation at the United Nations for African colonial people.
American Missionary Association. Also: Fred L. Brownlee	1946	Reel 58: 485

American Peoples Encyclopedia. Also: Walter Dill Scott	1946	Reel 58: 499

Azikiwe, Nnamdi	1946	Reel 58: 532
Pamphlet by Azikiwe, Assassination Story: True or False?
Banks, W. R.	1946	Reel 58: 559

Barclay, Edwin	1946	Reel 58: 563

Beale, Howard K.	1946	Reel 58: 567

Bellegarde, Dantes	1946	Reel 58: 573

Bethune, Mary McLeod	1946	Reel 58: 593

Birmingham, John Kulle	1946	Reel 58: 596
Re: the Pan-African Congress petition to the United Nations.
Braithwaite, William Stanley	1946	Reel 58: 608

Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters. Also: A. Philip Randolph	1946	Reel 58: 620
Re: the Pan-African Congress petition to the United Nations.
Buck, Pearl	1946	Reel 58: 628

Bustamante, W. A.	1946	Reel 58: 645
Re: the Pan-African Congress petition to the United Nations.
Century Service Exchange. Also: F. H. Hammurabi	1946	Reel 58: 663

Chicago Defender. Also: Metz Lochard	1946	Reel 58: 665

Color. Also: I. J. K. Wells	1946	Reel 58: 689

Conference of Negro Land-Grant Colleges. Also: E. Franklin Frazier	1946	Reel 58: 700

Council on African Affairs. Also: Max Yergan, Paul Robeson	1946	Reel 58: 736
Re: the work of the Council; including copies of New Africa.
Dabney, Wendell P.	1946	Reel 58: 790

Davis, Harry E.	1946	Reel 58: 799

Dickerson, Earl B.	1946	Reel 58: 815
Re: Dickerson's assistance on a proposed NAACP petition to the United Nations.
Dover, Cedric	1946	Reel 58: 833
Re: Cover's recent and projected work.
Du Bois, Nina	1946	Reel 58: 846
Family matters.
DuBois, Rachel Davis	1946	Reel 58: 850

Embree, Edwin R.	1946	Reel 58: 873

Fifth Avenue Coach Company	1946	Reel 58: 879
Re: Du Bois' complaints over the service of the company in Harlem.
Fisher, Ruth Anna	1946	Reel 58: 881

Fisk University. Also: Ernest Alexander, Charles Wesley, Fred L. Brownlee	1946	Reel 58: 884
Re: controversy over the election of a President of the University.
Flanagan, Thomas Jefferson	1946	Reel 58: 918
Re: Flanagan's literary work.
Goldman, Eric F.	1946	Reel 58: 949
Re: the possible inclusion of Negro historiography in the Encyclopedia of the Negro.
Graham, Shirley	1946	Reel 58: 962

Graves, Anna Melissa	1946	Reel 58: 967
Correspondence on their differing views about the Soviet union.
Greene, Evarts B.	1946	Reel 58: 970

Haiti. Also: Dantes Bellegarde	1946	Reel 58: 982
Re: the petition of the Pan-African Congress to the United Nations.
Herskovits, Melville J.	1946	Reel 58: 1020

Holmes, John Haynes	1946	Reel 58: 1032
Re: a petition to the United Nations on representation there for African colonial people.
Houston, Charles H.	1946	Reel 58: 1037
Re: the NAACP petition to the United Nations.
Hunton, W. A.	1946	Reel 58: 1046
Re: the Pan-African Congress petition to the United Nations.
Ickes, Harold L.	1946	Reel 58: 1057
Re: the Pan-African Congress petition to the United Nations.
Independent Citizens" Committee of the Arts, Sciences and Professions. Also: Howard Fast	1946	Reel 58: 1060

Institute of Ethnic Affairs. Also: John Collier	1946	Reel 58: 1077

Johnson, J. Rosamond	1946	Reel 58: 1102

King, James Cliviston	1946	Reel 58: 1147
Re: the Pan-African Congress petition to the United Nations.
Konvitz, Milton R.	1946	Reel 58: 1161
Re: the NAACP petition to the United Nations.
Liberia. Also: William Tubman	1946	Reel 58: 1211
Re: a possible meeting of the Pan-African Congress in Liberia and other matters.
Life	1946	Reel 58: 1219
Re: a proposal by Du Bois for a series of articles on the South.
Logan, Rayford W.	1946	Reel 58: 1230
Re: the NAACP petition to the United Nations.
Merriam, Eve	1946	Reel 58: 1273

Ming, William R., Jr.	1946	Reel 58: 1279
Re: the NAACP petition to the United Nations.
Moon, Henry Lee	1946	Reel 58: 1297
Re: the Pan-African Congress petition to the United Nations.
Myrdal, Gunnar	1946	Reel 58: 1304

Nation. Also: Freda Kirchwey	1946	Reel 59: 14
Re: a controversy over the election of a new president of Fisk University and a possible article by Du Bois on the matter.
N.A.A.C.P. Also: Walter White, Roy Wilkins, Madison Jones, Leslie Perry, Gloster Current	1946	Reel 59: 150
Correspondence; monthly reports; concerning the NAACP petition to the United Nations about the conditions of American Blacks; concerning a plan by Du Bois for the future work and orientation of the NAACP; concerning controversy between Du Bois and Walter White; concerning a NAACP anti-lynching movement; concerning the interest of the NAACP in Africa.
National Council of American-Soviet Friendship. Also: Richard Morford, William H. Melish	1946	Reel 59: 22

National Council of Negro Women. Also: Mary McLeod Bethune	1946	Reel 59: 27
Re: the Pan-African Congress petition to the United Nations.
National Council of Nigeria. Also: Nnamdi Azikiwe	1946	Reel 59: 28
Re: the Pan-African Congress petition to the United Nations.
National Negro Congress. Also: Elizabeth Catlett	1946	Reel 59: 56
Re: Du Bois' possible sponsorship of a cultural division of the Congress.
Negro College Quarterly. Also: Hugh H. Smythe	1946	Reel 59: 67

Nehru, Jawaharlal	1946	Reel 59: 75
Letter from Du Bois acknowledging receipt of a book from Nehru.
New Masses. Also: Joseph North	1946	Reel 59: 78
Re: possible articles by Du Bois for that periodical.
New Republic	1946	Reel 59: 89
Re: possible articles by Du Bois on African developments.
New York Times	1946	Reel 59: 120
Re: a letter to the editor from Du Bois on colonial Africa and the United Nations
Non-European Unity Committee. Also: Z. R. Mahabane, D. D. Jabavu	1946	Reel 59: 132
Re: the Pan-African Congress petition to the United Nations.
Nyasaland African Congress. Also: C. Matinga	1946	Reel 59: 149
Re: the Pan-African Congress petition to the United Nations.
Ojike, Mbonu	1946	Reel 59: 329
Re: the Pan-African Congress petition to the United Nations.
Ovington, Mary White	1946	Reel 59: 335

Padmore, George	1946	Reel 59: 337

Pan-African Congress	1946	Reel 59: 340
Re: the petition of the Congress to the United Nations on representation at the U. N. for African colonial peoples.
Pan-African Federation. Also: George Padmore	1946	Reel 59: 353
Re: the work of the Federation; Du Bois' work in the United States for Africa; concerning the Pan-African Congress to the United Nations.
Pankhurst, E. Sylvia	1946	Reel 59: 376
Re: the relations of American Negroes with Ethiopia and developments in that country.
Phelps-Stokes Fund. Also: Anson Phelps Stokes. Channing Tobias	1946	Reel 59: 404
Re: a revised edition of the preliminary volume of the Encyclopedia of the Negro; concerning the retirement of Anson Phelps Stokes from the Fund; about a possible autobiography by Du Bois.
Pickens, William	1946	Reel 59: 416

Powell, Adam Clayton, Jr.	1946	Reel 59: 428
Re: the Pan-African Congress petition to the United Nations.
Reddick, Lawrence D.	1946	Reel 59: 447
Includes discussion of a projected book to be written by Reddick, Du Bois and James Ford.
Quentin Reynolds	1946	Reel 59: 453
Re: efforts to unseat United States Senator Theodore Bilbo from his Senate seat.
Roberts, Major	1946	Reel 59: 462
Letter from Du Bois containing his views on South Africa's request for trusteeship over Southwest Africa.
Robeson, Paul	1946	Reel 59: 463
Letter from Robeson calling for a crusade for anti-lynching legislation.
Roosevelt, Eleanor	1946	Reel 59: 471
Re: the Pan-African Congress petition to the United Nations.
Julius Rosenwald Fund. Also: Edwin Embree	1946	Reel 59: 473

St. Kitts-Nevis Trades and Labour Union	1946	Reel 59: 486
Re: the Pan-Africa Congress petition to the United Nations.
Sancton, Thomas	1946	Reel 59: 486

Schweitzer, Albert	1946	Reel 59: 489
Correspondence concerning conditions in Africa.
Smythe, Hugh M.	1946	Reel 59: 524

Southern Negro Youth Congress. Also: Esther V. Cooper, Louis E. Burnharn	1946	Reel 59: 545
Re: Du Bois' participation at a Congress meeting.
Soviet Russia Today. Also: Jessica Smith	1946	Reel 59: 559

Spingarn, Amy	1946	Reel 59: 566

Spingarn, Arthur B.	1946	Reel 59: 566

Stokes, Anson Phelps	1946	Reel 59: 578

Streator, George	1946	Reel 59: 586

Tobias, Channing H.	1946	Reel 59: 594

Toney, Charles E.	1946	Reel 59: 598
Re: a possible tract by Du Bois on the cost to America of the mistreatment of Blacks.
Torrey, Beth	1946	Reel 59: 600
Re: conditions in Angola.
Towns, George A.	1946	Reel 59: 609

Trades Union Congress of Jamaica	1946	Reel 59: 610
Re: the Pan-African Congress petition to the United Nations.
United Nations. Also: Trygve Lie	1946	Reel 59: 616
Re: the Pan-African Congress petition to the United Nations on representation for African colonial peoples.
U.S. Senate. Also: Tom Connally	1946	Reel 59: 564
Communication from Du Bois concerning a China military assistance bill.
Van Doren, Carl	1946	Reel 59: 669

Van Vechten, Carl	1946	Reel 59: 570
Re: Du Bois' contribution of material to the James Weldon Johnson collection at Yale University.
Villard, Oswald Garrison	1946	Reel 59: 673
Re: Villard's services as vice president of the NAACP; concerning Woodrow Wilson's presidential campaign of 1912.
Walton, Lester A.	1946	Reel 59: 688

West African National Secretariat. Also: Kwame Nkrumah	1946	Reel 59: 703
Re: the Pal-African Congress petition to the United Nations.
White, Walter	1946	Reel 59: 709

Willcox, Walter	1946	Reel 59: 714

Williams, Du Bois	1946	Reel 59: 715
Family matters, personal advice.
Williams, Yolande Du Bois	1946	Reel 59: 765
Family matters.
Win the Peace Conference. Also: Clark Foreman	1946	Reel 59: 812
Re: Du Bois' service on their committee.
Wright, Louis T.	1946	Reel 59: 812

A. General Correspondence, 1947	1947

Adamic, Louis	1947	Reel 59: 922

Alexander, Lillian	1947	Reel 59: 938

Alpha Phi Alpha	1947	Reel 59: 944
Copy of an address delivered by Henry A. Wallace at a meeting of the group.
American Missionary Association. Also: Fred L. Brownlee	1947	Reel 59: 972

Atlanta University. Also: Ira Reid	1947	Reel 59: 1016

Azikiwe, Nnamdi. Nnamdi Azikiwe Testimonial Dinner	1947	Reel 59: 1026
Program for the dinner.
Biberman, Herbert	1947	Reel 59: 1051
Re: the "Hollywood Ten" who were cited for contempt by the U. S. House Un-American Activities Committee.
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters. Also: A. Philip Randolph	1947	Reel 59: 1090

Browder, Earl	1947	Reel 59: 1091

Butcher, Phillip	1947	Reel 59: 1095
Re: George Washington Cable.
Civil Rights Congress. Also: Dashiell Hammett	1947	Reel 59: 1153
Press releases.
Committee for a Democratic Far Eastern Policy. Also: Maud Russell, Stephen Fritchman	1947	Reel 59: 1219
Re: a conference in which Du Bois was to participate.
Cook, Mercer	1947	Reel 59: 1242

Council on African Affairs. Also: W. A. Hunton, Paul Robeson, Max Yeryan	1947	Reel 59: 1251
Re: the work of the Council; press releases; copies of New Africa, the Council bulletin.
Davis, Harry E.	1947	Reel 59: 1307
Re: plans for a Liberian centennial celebration; concerning the NAACP petition to the United Nations.
Dover, Cedric	1947	Reel 59: 1345
Re: possible arrangements for a celebration for Du Bois' 80th birthday.
Du Bois, Nina	1947	Reel 59: 1353
Family news.
Fisher, Ruth Anna	1947	Reel 60: 9

Fisk University. Also: Arna Bontemps, Edwin R. Embree	1947	Reel 60: 16

Foreign Affairs. Also: Hamilton Fish Armstrong	1947	Reel 60: 41

Fraternal Outlook. Also: Rockwell Kent, Abraham Chapman	1947	Reel 60: 47
Includes a statement by Du Bois on the sources of discrimination and the ways to eliminate it.
Graham, Shirley	1947	Reel 60: 66

Herskovits, Melville J.	1947	Reel 60: 106

Holmes, John Haynes	1947	Reel 60: 110
Re: Toussaint L'Ouverture.
Howard University. Also: Rayford Logan	1947	Reel 60: 116

India. U.N. Delegation. Also: Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit	1947	Reel 60: 125
Re: the NAACP petition to the U.N.
International Mark Twain Society. Also: Cyril Clemens filed under Twain	1947	Reel 60: 911

Jackson, W. A.	1947	Reel 60: 158
Re: conditions in Senegal.
Jefferson School of Social Science. Also: Doxey Wilkerson, Howard Selsam	1947	Reel 60: 166

Johnson, Charles S.	1947	Reel 60: 175

Journal of Negro Education. Also: Charles H. Thompson	1947	Reel 60: 175
Re: the NAACP petition to the United Nations.
King, Clennon	1947	Reel 60: 188

Konvitz, Milton R.	1947	Reel 60: 199
Re: the NAACP petition to the United Nations.
Lafarge, John	1947	Reel 60: 211

Liberia	1947	Reel 60: 230
Program for centennial celebration.
Logan, Rayford W.	1947	Reel 60: 254

Lomeshie Research Center. Also: R. E. G. Armattoe	1947	Reel 60: 263
Du Bois' answers to a questionnaire about current problems.
Macmillan Company	1947	Reel 60: 279
Re: possible publication of the NAACP petition to the United Nations.
Ming, William R., Jr.	1947	Reel 60: 320
Re: the NAACP petition to the United Nations.
Morgantown Post (Morgantown, W.Va.)	1947	Reel 60: 324
Letter from Du Bois concerning their editorial about the NAACP motion to the United Nations on the status of American Blacks.
Myrdal, Gunnar	1947	Reel 60: 326

N.A.A.C.P. Also: Walter White, Hugh H. Smythe, Gloster Current, Madison Jones, Thurgood Marshall, S. Ralph Harlow, Leslie Perry, Roy Wilkins, Arthur Spingarn, James Ivy	1947	Reel 60: 486
Re: the preparation and publication of the NAACP petition to the United Nations on the status of American Blacks; monthly reports; annual report; financial report; routine correspondence.
National Council of American-Soviet Friendship. Also: Richard Morford, William H. Melish	1947	Reel 60
Re: the work of the Council; concerning the NAACP petition to the United Nations; a statement by Du Bois on the 30th anniversary of the founding of the Soviet Government.
National Eugene Dennis Defense Committee. Also: Doxey Wilkerson	1947	Reel 60

National Institute of Arts and Letters. Also: William Rose Benet	1947	Reel 60

National Negro Congress. Also: Audley Moore, Edward Strong	1947	Reel 60

New School for Social Research. Also: L. D. Reddick	1947	Reel 60

New York Herald-Tribune. Also: Lewis Gannett	1947	Reel 60
Re: a review of Du Bois' The World and Africa.
New York Times	1947	Reel 60
Letter to the editor from Du Bois concerning racial discrimination in the American theater.
Oberlin College. Also: John W. Copeland	1947	Reel 60
Re: the employment of black social scientists at white colleges.
Ovington, Mary White	1947	Reel 60

Pan-Africa. Also: T. R. Makonnen	1947	Reel 60
Re: the NAACP petititon to the United Nations.
Pan-African Federation. Also: George Padmore	1947	Reel 60
Re: the work of the federation.
Patterson, William L.	1947	Reel 60

Peoples Voice. Also: Doxey Wilkerson	1947	Reel 60
Re: a regular column to be written by Du Bois.
Peterson, Cecil	1947	Reel 60
Re: Du Bois' evolving views on the talented tenth.
Phelps-Stokes Fund. Also: Anson Phelps Stokes	1947	Reel 60

PM	1947	Reel 60
Letter from Du Bois concerning racial discrimination in the United States
Preece, Harold	1947	Reel 60
Re: the dropping of Preece's column from several Black newspapers.
Progressive Citizens of America	1947	Reel 60
Re: Du Bois' service on their Board of Directors.
Race Relations. Also: Cedric Dover	1947	Reel 60
Re: the NAACP petition to the dnited Nations.
Reddick, Lawrence D.	1947	Reel 60

Robeson, Eslanda	1947	Reel 60

Roosevelt, Eleanor	1947	Reel 60
Letters from Du Bois concerning the NAACP petition to the United Nations.
Rosten and Company	1947	Reel 60
Re: an agreement designating the company as agents for comnercially-sponsored radio appearances by Du Bois.
Southern Negro Youth Congress. Also: Louis E. Burnham	1947	Reel 60

Soviet Russia Today. Also: Jessica Smith	1947	Reel 60

Spingarn, Amy	1947	Reel 60

Spingarn, Arthur B.	1947	Reel 60

Streator, George	1947	Reel 60

Twain Society. Also: Cyril Clemens	1947	Reel 60

United Nations. Also: Ralph J. Bunche, John P. Humphrey, Trygve Lie, William H. Stonemen	1947	Reel 60
Re: the NAACP petition to the U. N. and other matters.
U.S. Senate. Also: Claude Pepper, Leverett Saltonstall	1947	Reel 60
Letter from Pepper concerning the establishment of a relief fund for Greece to be administered by the United Nations; a letter from Saltonstall concerning the possible passage of a private bill being supported by Du Bols.
U.S. United Nations Delegation. Also: Warren R. Austin	1947	Reel 60
Re: the NAACP petition to the United Nations.
Van Vechten, Carl	1947	Reel 61: 1

Viking Press	1947	Reel 61
Re: the publication of The World and Africa.
Villard, Oswald Garrison	1947	Reel 61

Eickstedt, Egon Von	1947	Reel 61

Walton, Lester A.	1947	Reel 61

Waring, Laura Wheeler	1947	Reel 61

West, Don. Don West Defense Committee	1947	Reel 61
Re: a libel suit against West.
Willcox, Walter	1947	Reel 61

Williams, Du Bois	1947	Reel 61
Family news.
Williams, Yolande Du Bois	1947	Reel 61
Family news.
Workshop for Cultural Democracy. Also: Rachel Davis DuBois	1947	Reel 61
Re: W. E. B. Du Bois' participation in the group.
Wright, Louis T.	1947	Reel 61

Young, Ada	1947	Reel 61
Includes news on the Du Bois family
A. General Correspondence, 1948	1948

Ad Hoc Committee to Lift Ban on The Nation. Also: Archibald MacLeish	1948	Reel 61
Re: a ban against The Nation in the New York schools.
Adams, Ansel	1948	Reel 61
Re: a proposed book by Adams on the Black race.
Alexander, Lillian	1948	Reel 61

Alexander, Sadie Tanner	1948	Reel 61

American Academy of Arts and Letters. Also: Van Wyck Brooks	1948	Reel 61

American Committee for the Protection of the Foreign Born. Also: John Darr	1948	Reel 61
Includes a statement by Du Bois to be read at a conference sponsored by the Committee.
American Council on Race Relations. Also: Robert C. Weaver	1948	Reel 61

American Magazine. Also: Mabel Harding	1948	Reel 61
Re: a possible article by Du Bois on progress in race relations in America over the past 30 years.
American Mercury. Also: Charles Angoff	1948	Reel 61
Re: a possible article by Du Bois on progress in American race relations over the past 30 years.
American Sociological Society	1948	Reel 61

American Sociological Society	1948	Reel 61

Aptheker, Herbert	1948	Reel 61
Re: Aptheker's plans for publication of a book of Du Bois' letters.
Atlantic Monthly. Also: Edward Weeks	1948	Reel 61
Re: a possible article by Du Bois on developments in national and international aspects of racial problems over the past 30 years.
Barbados Progressive League	1948	Reel 61
The annual report of the League.
Bender, W. A.	1948	Reel 61
Letter of appreciation to Du Bois.
Biberman, Herbert	1948	Reel 61

Birmingham World	1948	Reel 61
Re: a possible syndicated column by Du Bois.
Blaine, Anita McCormick	1948	Reel 61
Correspondence from Du Bois outlining his financial needs in order to continue his work.
Boardman, Helen	1948	Reel 61

Bond, Horace Mann	1948	Reel 61

Bontemps, Arna	1948	Reel 61

Bradley, Lyman	1948	Reel 61
Re: a protest against the blacklisting of Marxist and labor schools by the Attorney General of the United States.
Broderick, Francis L.	1948	Reel 61
Re: his research on Du Bois.
Brooks, Van Wyck	1948	Reel 61

Brown, P. Rodgers	1948	Reel 61
Includes Du Bois' opinions on questions about Nat Turner's revolt.
Bruyn, Kathleen	1948	Reel 61
Includes Du Bois' opinions on the best ways to attack racial problems and segregation.
Cabot, Godfrey L.	1948	Reel 61
Re: the controversy over Du Bois' dismissal from the NAACP
Callis, Henry Arthur	1948	Reel 61
Re: the controversy over Du Bois' dismissal from the NAACP.
Capper, Arthur	1948	Reel 61

Carpenter, J. Henry	1948	Reel 61
Re: policy making in the Council on African Affairs.
Chicago Sun and Times Company. Also: Marshall Field	1948	Reel 61

China Welfare Fund. Also: Madame Sun Yat-sen	1948	Reel 61
Re: the work of that organization.
Christian Science Monitor	1948	Reel 61
Re: a possible series of articles by Du Bois on developments in Africa.
Church Peace Union. Also: Henry A. Atkinson, Carl H. Voss	1948	Reel 61

Citizens Committee to Defend Representative Government. Also: William Jay Schieffelin	1948	Reel 61

Civil Rights Congress. Also: Harry F. Ward, Doxey Wil kerson, William L. Patterson, etc.	1948	Reel 61
Re: the work of that organization.
Collier's Magazine	1948	Reel 61
Re: a possible article by Du Bois on the progress in American race relations over the past 30 years.
Committee for a Democratic Far Eastern Policy. Also: Maud Russell	1948	Reel 61
Re: the work of the Committee.
Committee for Amnesty	1948	Reel 61
Re: Du Bois' service as a sponsor of the group.
Committee of One Hundred. Also: Carl Van Doren	1948	Reel 61

Committee of One Thousand. Also: Van Wyck Brooks, Hiram Hdydn	1948	Reel 61
Re: the Committee's goal of abolishing the House Un-American Activities Committee.
Committee to End the Jim Crow Silver-Gold System in the Panama Canal Zone. Also: Paul Robeson, Charles P. Howard, Charlotta Bass	1948	Reel 61
Re: the worh of the group to end racial discrimination against employees of the U.S. in the Panama Canal Zone.
Connecticut Chronicle	1948	Reel 61
Re: Du Bois' plan for a syndicated newspaper column.
Cook, Mercer	1948	Reel 61

Coronet	1948	Reel 61
Re: a possible article by Du Bois on the progress in race relations over the past 30 years.
Cromwell, Otelia	1948	Reel 61
Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro
Council on African Affairs. Also: Max Yergan, Shelton Hall Bishop, Paul Robeson, W. A. Hunton, Doxey Wilkerson	1948	Reel 61
Re: the forniation of a committee to be chaired by Du Bois which would make recommendations on Council policy; concerning the reorganization of the Council and the dismissal of Yergan as Executive Director; a petition prepared by Du Bois concerning the disposition of Libya, Eritrea and the Italian Somaliland; copies of New Africa.
Dabney, Thomas L.	1948	Reel 61
Re: the dismissal of Du Bois from the NAACP.
Daily Worker	1948	Reel 61

Davis, Allison	1948	Reel 61

Davis, Benjamin J., Jr.	1948	Reel 61

Davis, Harry E.	1948	Reel 61

Davis, John W.	1948	Reel 61
Re: Du Bois' plans for a cooperative study of the Negro
Dover, Cedric	1948	Reel 61
Re: Fisk University, possible service of American Blacks in India and other matters.
Drake, J. G. St. Clair	1948	Reel 61
Re: possible Italian trusteeship over Somaliland
Du Bois, Nina	1948	Reel 61
Includes news of Du Bois' recent work
DuBois, Rachel Davis	1948	Reel 61

East and West Association. Also: Pearl Buck	1948	Reel 61

Embree, Edwin R.	1948	Reel 61

Ethiopia. U.S. Legation. Also: Ras Inlru	1948	Reel 61
Re: the struggle of American Blacks and their possible cooperation with Ethiopia.
Fast, Howard	1948	Reel 61

Fauset, Arthur Huff	1948	Reel 61

Fishel, Leslie H., Jr.	1948	Reel 61

Fisher, Ruth Anna	1948	Reel 61

Fisk University. Also: Arna Bontenlps	1948	Reel 61

Ford, James W.	1948	Reel 61
Re: Du Bois' dismissal from the NAACP.
Fosdick, Harry Emerson	1948	Reel 61

Franklin, John Hope	1948	Reel 61

Frazier, E. Franklin	1948	Reel 61

Freedmen's Publishing Company. Also: Carter Weiley	1948	Reel 61
Re: Du Bois' plan to publish a syndicated newspaper colunm.
Galer, Julio	1948	Reel 61
Re: Galer's interest in Langston Hughes.
Gallagher, Buell G.	1948	Reel 61

General Education Board. Also: Fred McCuistion	1948	Reel 61
Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.
Graham, Shirley	1948	Reel 61
Includes a copy of a letter from Graham protesting the removal of her biography of Paul Robeson from a list of recommended books.
Great Britain. Also: Clement Atlee	1948	Reel 61
Letter to Atlee protesting the treatment of Black residents of Liverpool during a recent riot in that city.
Harper's Magazine. Also: Frederick L. Allen	1948	Reel 62
Re: a possible article by Du Bois on national and international aspects of race problems over the past 30 years.
Harris, Abram L.	1948	Reel 62

Harris, Jesse Fauset	1948	Reel 62

Herskovits, Melville J.	1948	Reel 62

Holden, Edith	1948	Reel 62
Re: Edward W. Blyden.
Holmes, John Haynes	1948	Reel 62
Re: the dismissal of Du Bois from the NAACP.
Hughes, Langston	1948	Reel 62
Birthday greetings to Du Bois.
Huntington (N.Y.) Public Schools	1948	Reel 62
Re: the use of materials on Black Americans in the curriculum of the schools.
Hunton, W. A.	1948	Reel 62
Re: the dismissal of Du Bois from the NAACP.
International Mark Twain Society. Also: Cyril Clemens	1948	Reel 62

Isaacs, Stanley M.	1948	Reel 62
Re: the Schomburg Collection of the New York Public Library.
Jefferson School of Social Science. Also: Howard Selsam	1948	Reel 62

Johnson, Georgia Douglas	1948	Reel 62

Johnson, Mordecai W.	1948	Reel 62
Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.
Johnson, Oakley C.	1948	Reel 62
Copy of a white supremacy pamphlet distributed in New Orleans and forwarded to Du Bois by Johnson.
Jones, Eugene Kinckle	1948	Reel 62

Kansas City Call	1948	Reel 62
Re: a possible syndicated column by Du Bois.
Lewis, Oscar	1948	Reel 62
Re: Lewis' research on the effects of slavery on Blacks.
Liberty Magazine	1948	Reel 62
Re: a possible article by Du Bois on the progress in race relations over the past 30 years.
Locke, Alain	1948	Reel 62

Logan, Rayford W.	1948	Reel 62

Louisiana Weekly	1948	Reel 62
Re: Du Bois' proposed syndicated column.
Louisville Defender	1948	Reel 62
Re: Du Bois' proposed syndicated column.
MacDougall, Curtis D.	1948	Reel 62
Re: Du Bois' dismissal from the NAACP.
Marshall, Thurgood	1948	Reel 62
Letter from Du Bois concerning the death of Marshall's father.
Masses and Mainstream. Also: Herbert Aptheker, Samuel Sillen	1948	Reel 62
Re: Du Bois' service as a contributing editor.
Moreno, E. Pina	1948	Reel 62
Re: Du Bois' religious beliefs.
Murphy, Carl	1948	Reel 62
Re: discrimination in interstate railroad travel.
Myrdal, Gunnar	1948	Reel 62
Birthday greeting from Myrdal.
N.A.A.C.P. Also: Arthur Spingarn, Walter White, Madison Jones, James Ivy, Hugh Smythe, Louis T. Wright, Gloster Current, Roy Wilkins	1948	Reel 62
Re: the publication of the NAACP petition to the United Nations; concerning Du Bois' need for additional office space; concerning the presidental campaign and partisan political activity; concerning a meeting of Du Bois with Eleanor Roosevelt; concerning the association of the NAACP with the current U.S. administration's foreign policies; concerning the dismissal of Du Bois; correspondence between Du Bois and Smythe on the Council on African Affairs; monthly reports.
National Committee to Free the Ingram Fanlily	1948	Reel 62

National Conference on American Policy in China and the Far East	1948	Reel 62

National Council of American-Soviet Friendship. Also: William H. Melish	1948	Reel 62

National Council of the Arts, Sciences and Professions. Also: Harlow Shapley, Howard Fast	1948	Reel 62
Re: the candidacy of Henry Wallace for president; concerning the NAACP and the peace movement; concerning Du Bois' membership on the Council
National Guardian. Also: Cedric Belfrage	1948	Reel 62
Re: Du Bois' articles on developments in Africa.
National Institute of Arts and Letters. Also: William Rose Benet	1948	Reel 62
Re: a protest against the House Un-American Activities Committee.
National Non-Partisan Delegation to Washington for Passage of Civil Rights Legislation	1948	Reel 62
Press release.
National Theatre Conference. Also: Hallie Flanagan Davis	1948	Reel 62
Conments on Du Bois' play, Black Man.
National Wallace for President Committee. Also: Elmer A. Benson, C. B. Baldwin	1948	Reel 62
Re: the campaign; concerning Du Bois' participation in partisan politics.
National Youth Assembly Against Universal Military Training. Also: John Darr	1948	Reel 62

Nehru, Jawaharlal	1948	Reel 62
Birthday greetings to Du Bois.
New School for Social Research	1948	Reel 62
Re: Du Bois' lecture series, including notes and materials used for the course by Du Bois.
New York (N.Y.). Mayor	1948	Reel 62
Letter from Du Bois recommending an appointment to the Civil Service Commission.
New York Public Library. Also: Ralph Beals	1948	Reel 62
Re: Du Bois' recomnendation for increased support for the Schomburg Collection of the Library.
New York Herald Tribune	1948	Reel 62
Letters to the editor from Du Bois concerning newspaper reports on racial conditions in the South and on the possible return of African colonies to Italy.
New York Post	1948	Reel 62
Re: a possible column of news about Africa; a letter to the editor from Du Bois concerning the meaning of the presidential election results.
New York Star	1948	Reel 62
Letter to the editor from Du Bois concerning the condition of Black laborers in the Panama Canal Zone.
New York Times	1948	Reel 62
Letter to the editor from Du Bois concerning the Schomburg Collection of the New York Public Library; concerning a possible article by Du Bois on progress in race relations over the past 30 years; a letter to the editor concerning the newspaper's comments on the Progressive Party platform; a letter to the editor concerning conditions of Black laborers in the Panama Canal Zone; a letter to the editor concerning discrimination in interstate travel.
Odum, Howard W.	1948	Reel 62

Overseas News Agency	1948	Reel 62
Includes Du Bois' opinions on the coverage of African news.
Padmore, George	1948	Reel 62

Pan-African Federation. Also: George Padmore, Florence Nichol, T. R. Makonnen	1948	Reel 62
Re: the publication of the NAACP petition to the United Nations, including correspondence with Pan-Africa on this matter; concerning developments in Africa and in England affecting Africans.
Pankhurst, E. Sylvia	1948	Reel 62
Re: Ethiopia and conditions in Africa
Peck, Theodora	1948	Reel 62

Pickens, William	1948	Reel 62

Pittsburgh Courier	1948	Reel 62
Re: the death of Ghandi
PM	1948	Reel 62
Re: a possible column of African news.
Progressive Citizens of America. Also: C. B. Baldwin, Theodora Peck, Howard Fast, Maxim Lieber	1948	Reel 62

Progressive Party	1948	Reel 62
Platform, press releases
Quarles, Benjamin	1948	Reel 62

Rautenstrauch, Walter	1948	Reel 62

Reid, Ira	1948	Reel 62

Robeson, Paul	1948	Reel 62
Statement from Robeson, Du Bois, Roscoe Dunjee and Charles P. Howard calling for action by the President and Attorney General of the U.S. to protect civil rights.
Rose, Arnold M.	1948	Reel 62

Julius Rosenwald Fund. Also: Edwin R. Embree, Will W. Alexander	1948	Reel 62

Saturday Evening Post	1948	Reel 63
Re: a possible article by Du Bois on the progress in race relations over the past 30 years.
Shapley, Harlow	1948	Reel 63

Sigma Pi Phi. Also: H. Councill Trenholm, Raymond Pace Alexander, etc.	1948	Reel 63
Re: a study of the membership conducted by Du Bois in preparation for a lecture.
Society of American Historians. Also: Allan Nevins	1948	Reel 63

Southern Negro Youth Congress	1948	Reel 63
Board minutes, correspondence
Soviet Russia Today. Also: Jessica Smith	1948	Reel 63

Spingarn, Arthur B.	1948	Reel 63

Stokes, Anson Phelps	1948	Reel 63
Birthday greetings to Du Bols; concerning the Encyclupedia of the Negro; concerning Du Bois' dismissal from the NAACP.
Thompson, Charles H.	1948	Reel 63
Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.
Tobias, Channing H.	1948	Reel 63

Torrence, Ridgely	1948	Reel 63

Tuskegee Institute. Also: F. D. Patterson	1948	Reel 63
Re: the Encyclopedia of the Negro.
United Nations. Also: Edward Lawson, Trygve Lie	1948	Reel 63
Re: the NAACP petition on civil rights of Black Americans; miscellaneous materials.
United Public Workers of America. Also: Thomas Richardson	1948	Reel 63
Re: racial dis- crimination against union members in the Panama Canal Lone.
U.S. Senate. Also: Arthur Capper	1948	Reel 63

U.S. United Nations Delegation. Also: Warren R. Austin, Eleanor Roosevelt	1948	Reel 63

Van Doren, Carl	1948	Reel 63

Van Vechten, Carl	1948	Reel 63

Villard, Oswald Garrison	1948	Reel 63

Wallace, Henry A.	1948	Reel 63
Re: Du Bois' dismissal from the NAACP; concerning American-Russian relations.
Walton, Lester A.	1948	Reel 63

Weaver, Robert L.	1948	Reel 63

Wilkerson, Doxey A.	1948	Reel 63

Williams, Du Bois	1948	Reel 63

Williams, Eric	1948	Reel 63

Williams, Yolande Du Bois	1948	Reel 63

Wilson, J. Finley	1948	Reel 63
Appeal by Wilson, Du Bois, Benjamin Mays and others for a rally and assembly for civil rights.
Woodson, Carter G.	1948	Reel 63

Workshop for Cultural Democracy. Also: Rachel Davis DuBois, L. Hollingsworth Wood	1948	Reel 63
Minutes.
Wright, Louis T.	1948	Reel 63

Unidentified hate letters directed to Du Bois.	1948	Reel 63

A. General Correspondence, 1949	1949

African Aid Committee	1949	Reel 63
List of officers and sponsors for this committee chaired by Du Bois.
Aiken, Isabel	1949	Reel 63
Critique by Du Bois of Arnold Toynbee's Study of History.
American Continental Congress for World Peace. Also: John Clark, Uta Hagen, Elizabeth Moos, Linus Fauling, O. John Rogge	1949	Reel 63
Re: the sponsorship for this Mexico City meeting.
American Council for a Democratic Greece. Also: Abraham L. Pomerantz	1949	Reel 63

American Labor Party. Also: Arthur D. Kahn, Vito Marcantonio, Joseph Cadden	1949	Reel 63

American Russian Institute. Also: Ernest C. Ropes	1949	Reel 63

Aptheker, Herbert	1949	Reel 63
Comparison by Du Bois of American Blacks and Marxists on their potential use of force.
Armattoe, R. E. G.	1949	Reel 63
Letter from Du Bois concerning the Peace Congress of the Council of the Arts, Sciences, and Letters; concerning the possible nomination of Du Bois for the Nobel Peace Prize.
Atlanta University. Also: J. Max Bond, Mozell Hill	1949	Reel 63
Letter to Du Bois from Bond concerning African students in the U.S.; correspondence with Hill concerning a possible article by Du Bois for Phylon.
Authors League of America	1949	Reel 63
Request fron Du Bois for reinstatement to the League.
Baldwin, C. B.	1949	Reel 63

Banks, W. R.	1949	Reel 63

Bill of Rights Conference. Also: Clark Foreman	1949	Reel 63

Blaine, Anita McCormick	1949	Reel 63
Re: Du Bois' financial needs; concerning his trip to Europe.
Bond, Horace Mann	1949	Reel 63
Re: Bond's African journey.
Bontemps, Arna	1949	Reel 63

Braithwaite, William Stanley	1949	Reel 63

Broderick, Francis L.	1949	Reel 63
Re: his research on Du Bois.
Brown, S. Joe	1949	Reel 63
Information on Nina Du Bois' family.
Burroughs, Charles, Jr.	1949	Reel 63

China Welfare Fund. Also: Talitha Gerlach. Madame Sun Yat-sen	1949	Reel 63
Concernilng the work of the Fund and Du Bois' membership in it.
Civil Rights Congress. Also: William L. Patterson, Lsther Cooper, Clifford Odets, Dashiell Hammett, Paul Robeson, O. John Rogge	1949	Reel 63
Includes a call for a Conference on civil and hurnan rights
Belfield-Clarke, C.	1949	Reel 63

Committee for a Democratic Far Eastern Policy. Also: Maud Russell	1949	Reel 63

Committee for Free Political Advocacy. Also: Earl B. Dickerson, Paul J. Kern, James A. Wolfe	1949	Reel 63
Re: the Committee's work in defending free speech.
Committee to End the Jim Crow Silver-Gold System in the Panama Canal Zone	1949	Reel 63

Communist Party, U.S.A. Also: Marian Bachrach	1949	Reel 63

Conference Committee. Also: Paul O'Dwyer, Stanley M. Isaacs, Osmond K. Fraenkel, Marian Wynn Perry	1949	Reel 63
Re: opposition to the Mundt-Nixon Bill.
Council on African Affairs. Also: W. A. Hunton, Paul Robeson, Louise Patterson	1949	Reel 63
Correspondence; minutes of the Executive Board; press releases; financial records; a news release cupy of Du Bois' address at the Welcome Home Rally for Paul Robeson; a copy of Du Bois' Lesrimony betore the U. S. House of Representatives' Committee on Foreign Relations; copies of New Africa.
Cronon, Edmund J.	1949	Reel 63
Du Bois' comments on the influence and importance of Marcus Garvey.
Cultural and Scientific Conference for World Peace. Also: Maxine Wood	1949	Reel 63

Dabney, Wendell P.	1949	Reel 63

Daily Worker. Also: John Pittman	1949	Reel 63

Davis, Benjamin J., Jr.	1949	Reel 63
Re: Davis' campaign for the New York Clty Council.
Davis, Harry E.	1949	Reel 63

Davis, John W.	1949	Reel 63

Diggs, Irene	1949	Reel 63
Re: plans for a book concerning Blacks in the United States to be co-authored by Diggs and Du Bois.
Dover, Cedric	1949	Reel 63

Doyle, Bertram W.	1949	Reel 63
Re: his father, Sebastian Doyle.
Du Bois, Nina	1949	Reel 63
Re: the Cultural and Scientific Conference for World Peace held in New York City.
Oduduwa, Egbe Omo	1949	Reel 63
Re: the work of this group for Nigeria.
Einstein, Albert. Also: Emily Balch, Edwin Oahlberg, Thomas Mann, W. J. Walls	1949	Reel 63
Letter from Einstein and others urging Du Bois' attendance at a peace meeting in Washington.
Fast, Howard	1949	Reel 63

Fisher, Ruth Anna	1949	Reel 63
Recent news
Fisk University. Also: Charles S. Johnson, Arna Bontemps	1949	Reel 63
Re: Du Bois' grand daughter's possible attendance at Fisk; concerning manuscripts donated by Du Bois to the library.
Foreman, Clark	1949	Reel 63
Letter from Du Bois concerning the China Aid Council.
Frazier, E. Franklin	1949	Reel 63
The text of a speech by Frazier.
Gallagher, Buell G.	1949	Reel 63

Glenville Area Community Council (Cleveland, Ohio)	1949	Reel 63
Information on the work of the Council.
Graham, Lorenz	1949	Reel 63

Graham, Shirley	1949	Reel 63
Recent news.
Haiti. United Nations Delegation	1949	Reel 63
Letter from Du Bois concerning Somaliland.
Harcourt, Brace and Company. Also: Robert Giroux	1949	Reel 63
Roncerning the possible publication of Du Bois' Russia and America:. An Attempt at Interpretation.
Harlem Quarterly. Also: Benjamin A. Brown	1949	Reel 63
Re: a possible biographical sketch of Du Bois.
Holden, Edith	1949	Reel 63

Holmes, John Haynes	1949	Reel 63

Howard University. Also: Mordecai Johnson	1949	Reel 63
Re: a proposed conference on Africa to be held in cooperation with the Council on African Affairs.
Independent Non-Partisan Citizens Conrnittee for the Re-election of Councilman Benjamin J. Davis, Jr.	1949	Reel 63
Re: Du Bois' support of Davis.
India. Also: Jawaharlal Nehru	1949	Reel 63
Open letter to Nehru from Du Bois and others on violations of civil liberties in India.
International Interim Education Committee. Also: Tracy Phillpps	1949	Reel 63

Jefferson School of Social Science. Also: Doxey Wilkerson, Howard Selsam	1949	Reel 63

Jewish Peoples Fraternal Order	1949	Reel 63
Statement ftom Du Bois on current world conditions and the work of the group.
Johnson, Georgia Douglas	1949	Reel 63
Re: her writing.
Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee	1949	Reel 63
Letter urging Du Bois' opposition to a United States loan to Spain.
Leadership Education Institute. Also: Eslanda Robeson	1949	Reel 63

Lealtad, Catherine D.	1949	Reel 63
Re: the China Aid Council
Liberia. United Nations Delegation	1949	Reel 63
Letter from Du Bois concerning Somaliland.
Logan, Rayford W.	1949	Reel 63

Longshoreman's Aid Society	1949	Reel 63
Re: discriminatory hiring in New York City.
Lovett, Robert Morss	1949	Reel 63

Marcantonio, Vito. Also: Paul Robeson, Dashiell Hamnett	1949	Reel 63
Re: an emergency conference called by Marcantonio and the others on the operation of the federal courts in the prosecution of Communist leaders.
Masses and Mainstream. Also: Herbert Aptheker, Samuel Sillen	1949	Reel 63
Re: possible contributions by Du Bois.
Moos, Elizabeth	1949	Reel 63
Re: possible testimony by Du Bois before the U. S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
Morgan State College. Also: Martin D. Jenkins	1949	Reel 63
Re: plans for Du Bois to deliver a commencement address at the college and the later withdrawal of that invitation.
Mu-So-Lit Club. Also: Leslie S. Perry	1949	Reel 63

N.A.A.C.P. Also: Henry Lee Moon	1949	Reel 64

National Committee to Free the Ingram Family. Also: Maud White Katz	1949	Reel 64
Re: the work of the Committee for the Rosa Ingram family.
National Conference Against Deportation Hysteria. Also: John W. Darr, Jr.	1949	Reel 64

National Council of American-Soviet Friendship. Also: Richard Morford, Mary van Kleeck	1949	Reel 64

National Council of the Arts, Sciences and Professions. Also: Maxine Wood, Howard Fast, O. John Rogge, Harlow Shapley	1949	Reel 64
Re: the Cultural and Scientific Conference for World Peace.
National Eugene Dennis Defense Committee	1949	Reel 64

National Guardian. Also: Cedric Belfrage	1949	Reel 64
Re: an article by Du Bois and on the orientation of the journal.
National Institute of Arts and Letters. Also: William Rose Benet, Van Wyck Brooks	1949	Reel 64

National Non-Partisan Committee for the Defense of the Rights of the 12 Communist Leaders. Also: Paul Robeson, Howard Fast	1949	Reel 64

New School for Social Research	1949	Reel 64
Re: a lecture series by Du Bois
New York Times	1949	Reel 64
Letter from Du Bois criticizing their editorial on a speech by Thomas Dewey on Africa.
Oursler, Fulton	1949	Reel 64

Pan-African Federation. Also: George Padmore, T. R. Makonnen	1949	Reel 64
Re: Somaliland, India and Pakistan; concerning the publication of Pan Africa; concerning Du Bois and the NAACP.
Peoples World. Also: Doxey Wilkerson, Al Richmond	1949	Reel 64
Re: a possible article by Du Bois.
Phelps-Stokes Fund. Also: Channing Tobias	1949	Reel 64
Re: Sebastian Doyle
Pittsburgh Courier	1949	Reel 64
Re: a possible article by Du Bois on the history of the Negro over the past 50 years.
Policyholders Committee. Also: Paul O'Dwyer	1949	Reel 64
Re: a possible investigation of insurance companies.
Pollack, Ted	1949	Reel 64

Progressive Party. Also: Theodora Peck, Paul Robeson, C. B. Baldwin, Charles P. Howard, George Murphy	1949	Reel 64
Re: the activities of the Party.
Rich, Faith	1949	Reel 64
Re: the NAACP.
Robeson, Eslanda	1949	Reel 64
Re: a play by Du Bois.
Runes, Dagobert	1949	Reel 64

St. James Literary Forum	1949	Reel 64
Re: a Du Bois speech on Africa and the United States.
Sanders, Gabe	1949	Reel 64
Re: a contribution by Du Bois to Sanders' book on the death of Franklin Roosevelt.
Smith, Lasker	1949	Reel 64
Re: charges that inter-racial groups are Communist front organizations.
Smythe, Hugh M.	1949	Reel 64
Re: the Rosa Ingram case and other matters.
Somerville, John A.	1949	Reel 64
Re: a book written by Somerville.
Soviet Russia Today. Also: Jessica Smith	1949	Reel 64
Re: a proposed article by Du Bois on the Soviet Union.
Stalin, Joseph. Birthday Greetings. Also: W. A. Hunton, George B. Murphy, Doxey Wilkerson	1949	Reel 64
Invitation to Du Bois to join others in sending birthday greetings to Stalin.
Sterling, Dorothy	1949	Reel 64

Streator, George	1949	Reel 64

Syracuse University. Also: Stuart G. Brown	1949	Reel 64
Du Bois' opinions on the essential attributes and activities of a good Awrican citizen.
Taylor, Deems	1949	Reel 64

Teachers Union of New York	1949	Reel 64
Re: the dismissal of Lee Lorch from City College of New York and the importance of teachers' political beliefs.
Terrell, Mary Church	1949	Reel 64

Torrence, Ridgely	1949	Reel 64

Towns, George A.	1949	Reel 64

USSR. Also: V. Makarov	1949	Reel 64
Re: the Moscow Peace Conference and the 32nd anniversary of the Russian revolution.
United Defense Committee of Public Employees Against Loyalty Checks	1949	Reel 64

United Nations. Also: John P. Humphrey	1949	Reel 64
Re: the Commission on Human Rights; a statement by Italian Foreign Minister Carlo Sforza on the former Italian colonies in Africa; a staterrent by Abdullahi Issa of the Somali Youth League on Somaliland; miscellaneous materials.
Voice of Freedom Committee. Also: Dorothy Parker	1949	Reel 64
Re: a campaign for a Black radio network commentator.
Wallace, Henry	1949	Reel 64
Re: Du Bois' discussions with Anita McCormick Blaine about possible financial support for Du Boi s' work; corlcerning the position of abolitionism in mid-19th century America as an historical analogy to the position of present-day reform groups.
Washington Conference on Foreign Policy. Also: Charles S. Johnson, Linus Pauling, Thomas Mann, John A. Kingsbury	1949	Reel 64
Re: plans for their meeting.
Wilkerson, Doxey A.	1949	Reel 64

Williams, Du Bois	1949	Reel 64

Williams, Yolande Du Bois	1949	Reel 64

Workshop for Cultural Democracy. Also: Ira Eisenstein	1949	Reel 64

World Congress of Peace. Also: Louis Aragon, Jean Lafitte, Frederic Joliet-Curie, Albert E. Kahn	1949	Reel 64
Re: a meeting of the group.
Wright, Louis T.	1949	Reel 64

Young Progressives of America	1949	Reel 64

A. General Correspondence, 1950	1950

African Aid Committee	1950	Reel 64
Re: the work of this group chaired by Du Bois.
American Academy of Arts and Letters	1950	Reel 64

American Committee for the Protection of the Foreign Born. Also: John W. Darr, Jr.	1950	Reel 64
Re: the National Conference to Defend the Bill of Rights; concerning Du Bois' sponsorship of the Committee.
American Jewish Congress	1950	Reel 64
Statement on world peace adopted by the group.
American Labor Party. Also: Arthur Schutzer, Louis R. Berman, Vito Marcantonio	1950	Reel 64
Campaign materials; correspondence concerning Du Bois' candidacy for the U. S. Senate from New York; press releases. party platform statements; information on Herbert Lehman, the current U.S. Senator from New York; texts of speeches and statements by Du Bois; text of a Paul Robeson speech.
American-Russian Institute	1950	Reel 64

American Sponsoring Committee for Representation at the World Peace Congress. Also: Joseph F. Fletcher, Robert M. Muir	1950	Reel 64
Re: plans for a Second World Peace Congress in England sponsored by the World Peace Council.
American Youth for a Free World. Also: Dorothy Gottlieb, Ann Norton	1950	Reel 64

Americans for World Peace	1950	Reel 64

Aptheker, Herbert	1950	Reel 64

Armattoe, R. E. G.	1950	Reel 64
Re: Armattoe's work in the Gold Coast
Ashanti Readers" Union. Also: B. G. Nsiah	1950	Reel 64

Association for the Study of Negro Life and History. Also: Lawrence D. Reddick	1950	Reel 64

Atlanta University. Also: Virginia Lacy Jones	1950	Reel 64
Re: library service for Blacks in Atlanta in the early 20th century.
Benson, Elmer A.	1950	Reel 64
Re: the National Guardian.
Bernstein, Leonard	1950	Reel 64
Letter from Du Bois concerning Bernstein's endorsement of the World Peace Appeal.
Bontemps, Arna	1950	Reel 64

Broderick, Francis L.	1950	Reel 64
Re: his research on Du Bois.
Burroughs, Margaret. Also: Charles Burroughs	1950	Reel 64

Chicago Globe. Also: Metz Lochard	1950	Reel 64
Re: a column by Du Bois.
China Welfare Appeal. Also: Talitha Gerlach	1950	Reel 64
Minutes; correspondence and materials concerning the work of thr group.
Citizens Non-Partisan Committee to Elect Dr. Du Bois. Also: Oliver W. Harrington, Alice Crawford, Langston Hughes, Ewart Guinier	1950	Reel 64

Civil Rights Congress. Also: Esther Cooper, George Marshall	1950	Reel 64

Coleman, James S.	1950	Reel 64
Du Bois;' comments on African views towards international trusteerhip of colonies.
Committee for Defense of Rose Nelson Lightcap. Also: Oliver W. Harrington	1950	Reel 64

Committee for a Democratic Foreign Policy	1950	Reel 64

Committee for Peaceful Alternatives. Also: Mark Dawber, W. J. Walls	1950	Reel 64
Re: a conference for peace.
Committee for the Negro in the Arts	1950	Reel 64

Committee of the 25 victims of the House Committee on Un-American Activities. Also: John Howard Lawson	1950	Reel 64

Committee to Elect American Labor Party Candidates. Also: Dorothy Kaufman	1950	Reel 64

Conference Committee. Also: Stanley Isaacs	1950	Reel 64
Re: opposition to the Mundt and Ferguson bills.
Conference Group of National Organizations	1950	Reel 64
Notes on a meeting held to discuss Korea and the World Peace Appeal
Coulborn, Rushton	1950	Reel 64
Re: Pitirim Sorokin.
Council on African Affairs. Also: W. A. Hunton, Louise T. Patterson	1950	Reel 64
Re: the work of the Council; concerning the Korean War and progressive Black Americans; copies of New Africa.
Cowl, Carl	1950	Reel 64
Re: a book, East Indian, West Indian, co-authored by Claude McKay and Cedric Dover.
Crawford, Alice	1950	Reel 64

Cromwell, Otelia	1950	Reel 64

Dabney, Thomas L.	1950	Reel 64

Dabney, Wendell P.	1950	Reel 64

Davis, Harry E.	1950	Reel 64

Decker, H. Ryerson	1950	Reel 64
Re: Du Bois' views on Russia.
Diamond, Frieda	1950	Reel 64
Invitation to a reception given by Diamond for Du Bois and Joseph Flelctler.
Diggs, Irene	1950	Reel 64
Includes Du Bois' recollections of the Du Bois Circles and the Niagara movement
Dill, A. G.	1950	Reel 64

Diplomatic Press and Publishing Company. Also: Richter,Harry	1950	Reel 64
Re: a booklet prepared for them by Du Bois.
Dover, Cedric	1950	Reel 64
Re: his book, East Indian, West Indian, co-authored with Claude McKay.
DuBois, Rachel Davis	1950	Reel 64

Epstein, Harold	1950	Reel 65
Re: Ray Stannard Baker
Fellowship of Reconciliation. Also: A. J. Muste	1950	Reel 65
Re: thr Peace Information Center's controversy with the U. S Department of Justice.
Fisher, Ruth Anna	1950	Reel 65

Fisk University. Also: Arna Bontemps, Bonita Valien	1950	Reel 65
ConcerningDu Bois Williams' enrollment at Fisk; concerning the disposition of Du Bois' papers.
Fletcher, Joseph	1950	Reel 65
Re: a meeting on the war crisis.
Ford, James W.	1950	Reel 65
Birthday greetings to Du Bois
Foreman, Clark	1950	Reel 65

Graham, Shirley	1950	Reel 65
Re: her opposition to permitting Charles Flint Kel logg's use of Du Bois' files for a history of the NAACP.
Greenwich Village Committee Against the H-Bomb. Also: Mary H. Hicks	1950	Reel 65

Harcourt, Brace and Company. Also: Robert Giroux	1950	Reel 65
Re: Du Bois' book Russia and America: An Interpretation
Houston, Charles H.	1950	Reel 65: 99
Statement by Houston, Mary Church Terrell, E. Franklin Frazier and W. C. Hueston on a performance by Paul Robeson in Washington, D.C.
Hughes, Langston	1950	Reel 65: 104

Imes, William Lloyd	1950	Reel 65: 110

International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen"s Union. Also: Louis Goldblatt	1950	Reel 65: 119
Re: the projecution of Harry Bridges and other members of the union.
International Mark Twain Society. Also: Cyril Clemens	1950	Reel 65: 712

International Publishers. Also: Alexander Trachtenberg	1950	Reel 65: 121

Iowa Farmers Union. Also: Fred W. Stover.	1950	Reel 65: 130
Re: the activities of the union.
Jefferson School of Social Science. Also: Howard Selsam	1950	Reel 65: 132

Johnson, Charles S.	1950	Reel 65: 143
Letter from Du Bois concerning a forthcoming world congress on peace.
Johnson, Georgia Douglas	1950	Reel 65: 146

Johnson, Grace Nail	1950	Reel 65: 155

Johnson, Mordecai W.	1950	Reel 65: 156

Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee. Also: Dorothy Parker, Helen R. Bryan, Edward Barsky	1950	Reel 65: 159
Re: a dinner for Barsky and on the work of the Committee.
Jones, Eugene Kinckle	1950	Reel 65: 168

Kahn, Albert E.	1950	Reel 65: 185
Re: Kahn's book, High Treason.
Karamu House. Also: Russell Jelliffe, Rowena Jelliffc	1950	Reel 65: 187
Re: Du Bois' play, Black Man.
Kellogg, Charles Flint	1950	Reel 65: 188
Re: the possible use of Du Bois' files for his research on the NAACP.
Tenth Congressional District Youth Committee for the Election of Dr. Du Bois to the United States Senate	1950	Reel 65: 702

Texas State University. Also: R. O'Hara Lanier	1950	Reel 65: 705
Re: a possible summer position for Du Bois on the faculty.
Torrence, Ridgely	1950	Reel 65: 709
Re: the death of Nina Du Bois.
United Labor and People's Committee for May Day. Also: Louis Weinstock	1950	Reel 65: 719

United Nations. Also: Trygve Lie, John P. Humphrey	1950	Reel 65: 725
Letter from Du Bois, Paul Robeson, W. A. Hunton and others concerning Bechuanaland in South Africa; a request from the Division of Human Rights for inforn;ation and recomniendations for a world-wide survey of slavery.
U.S. Department of State. Also: Dean Acheson	1950	Reel 65: 760
Letter from Du Bois concerning Acheson's criticisms of the World Peace Appeal; concerning Du Bois' passport.
Wallace, Henry	1950	Reel 65: 777
Copy of a speech given by Wallace at the Community Church of New York.
Walls, W. J.	1950	Reel 65: 784
Letter to Du Bois on the death of Nina Du Bois.
Walton, Lester A.	1950	Reel 65: 784
Letter of condolence upon the death of Nina Du Bois.
Ward, Theodore	1950	Reel 65: 787

World Peace Delegation. Welcoming Committee. Also: Maxine Wood	1950	Reel 65: 788
Re: plans to welcome a delegation headed by Pablo Picasso.
Wilkerson, Doxey A.	1950	Reel 65: 808

Williams, Du Bois	1950	Reel 65: 809
Re: Fisk University; concerning her trip to the World Student Congress in Czechoslovakia and Du Bois' thoughts on current world divisions; concerning his senatoridl campaign.
Williams, Yolande Du Bois	1950	Reel 65: 848

World Peace Council. Also: Jean Lafitte, Fernande Guyot, Frederic Joliot-Curie	1950	Reel 65: 870
Re: the work of the group and the Second World Congress held in England; concerning the World Peace Appeal (the Stockholm Appeal); materials from the Second World Congress held in England.
Kent, Rockwell	1950	Reel 65: 191
Includes a letter from Kent about O. John Rogge.
Lawyers Defense Committee. Also: John F. Kyan	1950	Reel 65: 200
Re: attacks on lawyers defending members of political or racial minorities.
League of Women Voters of New York	1950	Reel 65: 202
Du Bois' answers to a candidate's questionnaire.
Lincoln University. Also: Horace Mann Bond	1950	Reel 65: 206
Re: a conference on African affairs.
Logan, Rayford W.	1950	Reel 65: 216
Re: Carter G. Woodson and about a projected study of Reconstruction by Du Bois and others.
Lovett, Robert Morss	1950	Reel 65: 222
Letter to Du Hois concerning a letter to Dublic officials warning of the danger of war.
McCanns, David Graham	1950	Reel 65: 224

Marcantonio, Vito	1950	Reel 65: 234

Marryshow, T. Albert	1950	Reel 65: 241

Marshall, George	1950	Reel 65: 242

Masses and Mainstream. Also: Herbert Aptheker, Samuel Sillen, Lloyd Brown	1950	Reel 65: 245

Mid-Century Conference for Peace. Also: Willard Uphaus, Robert J. Havinghurst	1950	Reel 65: 252

Moos, Elizabeth	1950	Reel 65: 266

Morrison, Monica	1950	Reel 65: 268
Re: the Catholic Church and Blacks in St. Louis.
Murphy, George B.	1950	Reel 65: 281
Includes Murphy's corresporldence with J. Pius Barbour.
National Committee to Abolish Jim Crow. Also: James Allen	1950	Reel 65: 303

National Council Against Conscription. Also: John M. Swomley, Jr.	1950	Reel 65: 305

National Council of American-Soviet Friendship. Also: Richard Morford, John A. Kingsbury	1950	Reel 65: 306
Correspondence; materials concerning the work of the Council.
National Council of the Arts, Sciences and Professions. Also: Henry Pratt Fairchild, Hannah Dorner, Harlow Shapley	1950	Reel 65: 327

National Guardian. Also: Cedric Belfrage	1950	Reel 65: 339

National Institute of Arts and Letters. Also: William Rose Benet	1950	Reel 65: 343

National Non-Partisan Committee to Defend the Bill of Rights of the 12 Communist Leaders. Also: Howard Fast	1950	Reel 65: 360
Re: Eugene Dennis.
New York (N.Y.). Mayor. Also: William O'Dwyer	1950	Reel 65: 368
Letter from Du Bois protesting the police refusal to permit a public meeting.
Njakar, Elechukwu	1950	Reel 65: 395
Re: the use of the term Negro.
Non-Residence Welfare Center. Also: Lorenz Graham	1950	Reel 65: 398

Ovington, Mary White	1950	Reel 65: 414

Padmore, George	1950	Reel 65: 420
Recent news.
Pauling, Linus	1950	Reel 65: 431
Re: a protest of the refusal of a passport to Ralph Spitzer.
Peace. Also: Karl Marek	1950	Reel 65: 433
Statement by Du Bois on the United States and peace which was intended for use in this Czechoslovakian journal.
Peace Information Center. Also: Gloria Agrin, Sylvia Soloff, Abbott Simon, Arthur Kahn	1950	Reel 65: 436
Minutes; statements; correspondence with the U. S. Department of Justice (William E. Foley) concerning the demand that the Center register under provisions of the Foreign Agents Registration Act.
Progressive Party. Also: C. B. Baldwin, George B. Murphy, Corl iss Lamont, Theodora Peck, John J. Abt	1950	Reel 65: 549
Correspondence concerning the Party; convention schedules, text of a speech by Henry Wallace at the Party convention; statements.
Rogge, O. John	1950	Reel 65: 614

Runes, Dagobert	1950	Reel 65: 615

Schuman, Frederick L.	1950	Reel 65: 623
Letter to Du Bois concerning the World Peace Appeal.
Smythe, Hugh M.	1950	Reel 65: 632

Southern Conference Educational Fund	1950	Reel 65: 649
Du Bois' comments on Jan Smuts of South Africa.
Soviet Russia Today. Also: Jessica Smith	1950	Reel 65: 658

Special Committee on Bail. Also: Doxey Wilkerson	1950	Reel 65: 662
Re: eleven leaders of the U.S. Communist Party denied bail pending appeal of their convictions.
Stokes, Anson Phelps	1950	Reel 65: 680

Taylor, Deems	1950	Reel 65: 692

A. General Correspondence, 1951	1951

Abrahams, Peter	1951	Reel 66: 2

African National Congress	1951	Reel 66: 9
Re: South Africa
American Academy of Arts and Letters. Also: Van Wyck Brooks	1951	Reel 66: 36

Agrin, Gloria	1951	Reel 66: 13
Re: her service to Du Bois in the Peace Information Center legal defense; concerning O. John Rogge.
Amado, Jorge. Also: Pablo Neruda	1951	Reel 66: 31
Statement in support of Du Bois and other North and South American individuals and niovements, signed by Amado and Neruda.
American Association of Scientific Workers. Also: Harry Grundfest	1951	Reel 66: 39
Letters of support for Du Bois sent to President Truman and Attorney Gpneral J. Howard McGrath.
American Labor Party. Also: Arthur Schutzer, Vito Marcantonio, Paul Trilling, John Scudder	1951	Reel 66: 52
Re: Du Bois' indictment
American Peace Crusade. Also: Linus Pauling, Thomas Richardson, Willard Uphaus, Abbot Simon, Charles Howard, Clementina Paolone	1951	Reel 66: 64
Re: formation of this group for which Du Bois served as Honorary Chairman; issues of Peace Crusader; statements sent to U. S. government officials; minutes; plans for a pilgrimage to Washington, D.C.
American Peace Crusade. Idaho Branch. Also: Opal Brooten	1951	Reel 66: 141
Letter of congratulations upon the acquittal of Du Bois.
American Russian Institute. Also: Holland Roberts	1951	Reel 66: 145

Aptheker, Herbert	1951	Reel 66: 154

Armattoe, R. E. G.	1951	Reel 66: 159

Barr, Stringfellow	1951	Reel 66: 202
Open letter from Barr, Alice Hamilton, W. J. Walls and others to President Truman urging amnesty for convicted U. S. Communist Party leaders.
Bass, Charlotta	1951	Reel 66: 205

Bellegarde, Dantes	1951	Reel 66: 216

Bernal, John D.	1951	Reel 66: 223

Bernstein, Leonard	1951	Reel 66: 227
Birthday greetings to Du Bois
Bethune, Mary McLeod	1951	Reel 66: 229
Re: a Du Bois Testimonial Dinner
Blume, Isabelle	1951	Reel 66: 234
Re: Du Bois' indictment
Broderick, Francis L.	1951	Reel 66
Correspondence concerning access to Du Bois' papers
Brown, Charlotte Hawkins	1951	Reel 66
Re: her acceptance and then later refusal to speak at the Du Bois Testimonial Dinner.
Bunche, Ralph J.	1951	Reel 66
His refusal to be a sponsor for the Du Bois Testimonial Dinner because of previous criticism of him by Du Bois.
Canadian Peace Congress	1951	Reel 66

China Welfare Appeal. Also: Talitha Serlach	1951	Reel 66
Correspondence concerning the work of this group on whose Board of Directors Du Bois served.
Civil Rights Congress. Also: William L. Patterson	1951	Reel 66

Cobb, James A.	1951	Reel 66
Re: his service to Du Bois in his legal defense; concerning Du Bois' refusal to compromise with the government prosecutors.
Cobb, W. Montague	1951	Reel 66
Re: the Du Bois Testimonial Dinner.
Colum, Padraic	1951	Reel 66

Comite International de Defense du Dr. W. E. B. Du Bois	1951	Reel 66

Commager, Henry Steele	1951	Reel 66
Letter from Du Bois concerning republication of Black Reconstruction.
Committee to Secure Justice in the Rosenberg Case. Also: Gene Pennington	1951	Reel 66

Conseil National du Mouvement de la Paix. Also: Fernande Vigne, Yves Fargel	1951	Reel 66

Council on African Affairs. Also: W. A. Hunton	1951	Reel 66
Correspondence on the work of the Council; concerning Du Bois' legal defense.
Cowl, Carl	1951	Reel 66
Foreword by Du Bois for Cedric Dover and Claude McKay's book, East Indian, West-Indian.
Crawford, Alice	1951	Reel 66

Dabney, Wendell P.	1951	Reel 66

D'Arbussier, Gabriel	1951	Reel 66
Birthday greetings to Du Bois.
Davis, Harry E.	1951	Reel 66
Re: the Du Bois Testimonial Dinner.
Delany, Hubert T.	1951	Reel 66
Re: the indictment of Du Bois; concerning Du Bois' resignation from Sigma Pi Phi because of the failure of the group to support his defense; concerning the attitude of the NAACP towards Du Bois' indictment.
Dill, A. G.	1951	Reel 66

Dover, Cedric	1951	Reel 66
Re: the foreword prepared by Du Bois for East Indian, West Indian; concerning the Council on African Affairs; correspondence of Dover with J. D. Bernal about Du Bois' indictment.
DuBois, Rachel Davis	1951	Reel 66
Birthday greetings to Du Bois
Du Bois, Shirley Graham	1951	Reel 66

W. E. B. Du Bois Testimonial Dinner Committee. Also: E. Franklin Frazier	1951	Reel 66
Lists of greetings, sponsors, honorary chairmen; financial records: press releases.
Ehrenburg, Ilya	1951	Reel 66
Birthday greetings to Du Bois; a statement from Ehrenburg to western writers.
Einstein, Albert	1951	Reel 66
Letters from Du Bois thanking him for a copy of an autographed book and for his offer of assistance in Du Bois' legal defense.
Elkin, Kyrle	1951	Reel 66
Re: the republication of Souls of Black Fdk.
Essex House Hotel	1951	Reel 66
Re: their cancellation of reservations for the Du Bois Testimonial Dinner.
Fadeyev, Alexander	1951	Reel 66
Birthday greetings to Du Bois.
Farge, Yves	1951	Reel 66
Letter of support for Du Bois after his indictment.
Fast, Howard	1951	Reel 66

Fisher, Ruth Anna	1951	Reel 66
Recent news.
Fisk University. Also: Arna Bontemps, L. Howard Bennett	1951	Reel 66
Re: support for Du Bois from the Alumni Association.
Foner, Philip S.	1951	Reel 66
Re: the prosecution of Alexander Trachtenberg for violations of the Smith Act.
Ford, James W.	1951	Reel 66
Birthday greetings to Du Bois.
Foster, William Z.	1951	Reel 66

Franklin, John Hope	1951	Reel 66

Frazier, E. Franklin	1951	Reel 66
Re: the Du Bois Testimonial Dinner arid Du Bois' legal defence.
Friends of Dr. W. E. B. Du Bois. Also: William H. Gray, Grace Goens, R. R. Wright, Jr., C. Washington Rhodes, Louis L. Hedding	1951	Reel 66
Letter of support for Du Bois' legal defense.
Garfield, James W.	1951	Reel 66
Letter from Du Bois concerning his legal defense.
Graves, Anna Melissa	1951	Reel 66
Correspondence, including copies of letters between Graves and Bertrand Russell about conditions in Russia and America.
Hammerstein, Oscar, 2nd	1951	Reel 66
Re: the Du Bois Testimonial Dinner.
Hammett, Dashiell	1951	Reel 66
Re: Du Bois' legal defense
Handy, W. C.	1951	Reel 66
Re: his refusal to serve as a sponsor of the Du Bois Testimonial Dinner and Handy's thoughts on the acceptance he and his music had received from Black intellectuals.
Hansberry, William Leo	1951	Reel 66
Re: Du Bois' legal defense.
Hautz, Lawrence A.	1951	Reel 66
Re: Du Bois' trial; concerning the Baha'i faith.
Hays, Arthur Garfield	1951	Reel 66
Re: Du Bois' legal defense.
Hill, Leslie Pinckney	1951	Reel 66
Birthday greetings to Du Bois and concerning Du Bois' legal defense.
Holmes, John Haynes	1951	Reel 66
Re: the Du Bois Testimonial Dinner.
Hughes, Langston	1951	Reel 66
Letter from Hughes enclosing a poem he wrote, A Ballad of Negro History.
Hunton, W. A.	1951	Reel 66
Petition for Hunton's release from jail, prepared by Du Bois and others.
Interfaith Committee for Peace Action. Also: Willard Uphaus	1951	Reel 66

International Fur and Leathermakers Union. Also: Ben Gold	1951	Reel 66
Re: Du Bois' legal defense.
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen"s Union. Also: Harry Bridges	1951	Reel 66

International Mark Twain Society. Also: Cyril Clemens	1951	Reel 66

Iowa Farmers Union. Also: Fred W. Stover	1951	Reel 66
Re: the union's support of Du Bois' legal defense.
Jaffe, Bernard	1951	Reel 66
Re: Du Bois' legal defense.
James, Milton Morris	1951	Reel 66
Du Bois' recollections of Laura Wheeler Waring.
Jefferson School of Social Science. Also: Doxey Wilkerson	1951	Reel 66

Jerome, V. J.	1951	Reel 66
Re: Du Bois' indictment.
Johnson, Georgia Douglas	1951	Reel 66

Johnson, Hewlett	1951	Reel 66
Birthday greetings to Du Bois.
Johnson, Mordecai W.	1951	Reel 66
Re: the Du Bois Testimonial Dinner.
Kahn, Albert E.	1951	Reel 66
Re: O. John Rogge; a copy of Kahn's pamphlet, Agents of Peace, about the indictment of Du Bois.
Karamu House. Also: Russell Jelliffe, Rowena Jelliffe	1951	Reel 66
Re: Du Bois' play, Black Man
Kennedy, Stetson	1951	Reel 66
Re: Du Bois' indictment.
Kent, Rockwell	1951	Reel 66
Re: Du Bois' indictment and legal defense; concerning the International Workers Order.
Kingsbury, John A.	1951	Reel 66
Re: Du Bois' legal defense.
Kuo Mo-jo	1951	Reel 66
Birthday greetings to Du Bois.
Lamont, Corliss	1951	Reel 66
Re: Du Bois' indictment and legal defense.
Lasker, Bruno	1951	Reel 66
Re: the Du Bois Testimonial Dinner.
Lawson, Elizabeth	1951	Reel 66
Re: the Essex House Hotel, which cancelled reservations for the Du Bois Testimonial Dinner.
Little, Brown and Company	1951	Reel 66
Re: a proposed book by Du Bois telling of his indictment and trial.
Lochard, Meta	1951	Reel 66
Re: Du Bois' legal defense.
Lorch, Lee	1951	Reel 66
Re: Du Bois' legal defense.
Louisville Defender	1951	Reel 66
Letter to the editor concerning Du Bois' indictment.
Lovett, Robert Morss	1951	Reel 66
Re: the Du Bois Testimonial Dinner; concerning Du Bois' legal defense, including Lovett's correspondence with Arthur Spingarn on this matter.
Luscomb, Florence H.	1951	Reel 66

McWilliams, Carey	1951	Reel 66
Re: the Du Bois Testimonial dinner.
Mann, Thomas	1951	Reel 66
Re: the Du Bois Testimonial Dinner; concerning Mann's sponsorship of the American Peace Crusade.
Marcantonio, Vito	1951	Reel 66
Includes a memo from Du Bois relating the history of his relations with the NAACP.
Masses and Mainstream. Also: Herbert Aptheker, Lloyd L. Brown, Samuel Sillen	1951	Reel 66

Mays, Benjamin E.	1951	Reel 66
Re: the Du Bois Testimonial Dinner.
Mead, Margaret	1951	Reel 66
Re: the Du Bois Testimonial Dinner.
Melish, John Howard	1951	Reel 66

Melish, William Howard	1951	Reel 66

Merriam, Eve	1951	Reel 66
Enclosing a poem she wrote for Du Bois.
Montagu, Ivor	1951	Reel 66
Birthday greetings to Du Bois.
Moos, Elizabeth	1951	Reel 66
Includes her review of Du Bois' trial.
Moulton, Arthur	1951	Reel 66
Re: the Du Bois Testimonial Dinner.
Nathan, Otto	1951	Reel 67
Re: Du Bois' indictment.
N.A.A.C.P. Also: Walter White, James Ivy	1951	Reel 67
Re: an NAACP resolution about Du Bois' indictment.
National Committee for Peaceful Alternatives. Also: Robert J. Havinghurst	1951	Reel 67

National Committee to Defend Dr. W. E. B. Du Bois and Associates in the Peace Information Center. Also: Paul Robeson, Alice Citron, David Robison, Shirley Graham Du Bois, Howard iast	1951	Reel 67
Statements by Du Bois; press releases, minutes; reprints of statements and resolutions from others supporting Du Bois; financial reports; pamphlets.
National Committee to Win Amnesty for Smith Act Victims	1951	Reel 67

National Council of American-Soviet Friendship. Also: Richard Morford, Robert Morss Lovett	1951	Reel 67
Includes a letter from Lovett to the Chicago Sun-Times concerning the Korean War.
National Council of the Arts, Sciences and Professions. Also: Howard Fast, William R. Meek, J. J. Joseph, Lawrence D. Reddick, Robert Morss Lovett	1951	Reel 67
Includes statements supporting Du Bois; a copy of an address by Reddick supporting Du Bois; materials concerning the work of the Council.
National Lawyers Guild	1951	Reel 67
Statement supporting Du Bois after his indictment.
Nearing, Scott	1951	Reel 67

New Century Publishers. Also: Joe Fields	1951	Reel 67
Re: possible publication of a book of Du Bois' 1950 campaign speeches; concerning the possibility of a pamphlet on the anti-Red hysteria.
New World Review. Also: Jessica Smith	1951	Reel 67
Re: a dinner celebrating the name change of the publication from Soviet Russia Today.
New York Times	1951	Reel 67
Letter to the editor concerning the news coverage of the founding of the American Peace Crusade.
Nkrumah, Kwame	1951	Reel 67

Ortiz, Fernando	1951	Reel 67

Ovington, Mary White	1951	Reel 67
Re: the Du Bois Testimonial Dinner.
Padmore, George	1951	Reel 67
Re: Du Bois' indictment and trial; concerning Kwame Nkrumah; concerning Du Bois' idea for a Declaration of Independence for Africa; concerning developments in Africa and a possible Sixth Pan-African Conqress.
Patterson, William L.	1951	Reel 67

Peace Information Center	1951	Reel 67
Re: the indictment of Du Bois and other leaders of the Center.
Pickens, William	1951	Reel 67
Re: Du Bois' indictment.
Progressive Party. Also: C. B. Baldwin, Elmer A. Benson	1951	Reel 67
Re: Du Bois' trial and opposing the Korean War; a Party newsletter; national committee minutes; policy statements, financial reports.
Ransom, Reverdy C.	1951	Reel 67
Re: Du Bois' indictment.
Reddick, Lawrence D.	1951	Reel 67

Redding, J. Saunders	1951	Reel 67

Robeson, Paul	1951	Reel 67
Re: the Du Bois Testimonial Dinner.
Rochester, Anna	1951	Reel 67
Re: the Du Bois Testimonial Dinner.
Shepperson, George	1951	Reel 67
Re: Shepperson's research on John Chilembwe, Joseph Booth and John L. Dube.
Shostakovich, Dmitri	1951	Reel 67
Birthday greetings to Du Bois.
Sigma Pi Phi. Also: John S. Brown, Arthur Elmes, Walter Beekman, Peter M. Murray	1951	Reel 67
Re: Du Bois' resignation from the group because of their non-support of him during his trial.
Silver, Abba Hillel	1951	Reel 67
Re: his acceptance and then refusal to serve as an honorary chairman of the Du Bois Testimonial Dinner.
Simon, Abbott	1951	Reel 67

Simon, Kathleen	1951	Reel 67

Smith, Jessica	1951	Reel 67

Socialist Workers Party. Also: Joseph Hansen	1951	Reel 67
Letter of support for Du Bois' defense.
Somerville, John A.	1951	Reel 67
Re: Du Bois' indictment.
Soviet Peace Committee. Also: Nikolai Tikhonov	1951	Reel 67
Birthday greetings to Du Bois.
Spingarn, Arthur B.	1951	Reel 67
Includes his refusal to serve as an honorary chairman of the Du Bois Testimonial Dinner.
Stone, I. F.	1951	Reel 67

Terrell, Mary Church	1951	Reel 67
Re: her service as an honorary chairman of the Du Bois Testimonial Dinner.
Thompson, Charles H.	1951	Reel 67
Birthday greetings to Du Bois.
Toscanini, Arturo	1951	Reel 67
Declining to serve as a sponsor for the Du Bois Testimonial Dinner.
Trade Union Committee to Defend Dr. W. E. B. Du Bois. Also: Ben Gold	1951	Reel 67

Union des Etudiants du Viet-Nam	1951	Reel 67
Re: Du Bois' indictment.
United Negro Peoples Committee for Peace and Freedom. Also: David Graham McCanns	1951	Reel 67

U.S. Department of Justice. Also: William E. Foley	1951	Reel 67
Re: the indictment of Du Bois and other leaders of the Peace Information Center.
Van Kleeck, Mary	1951	Reel 67
Re: Du Bois' defense.
Eickstedt, Egon Von	1951	Reel 67

Walls, W. J.	1951	Reel 67
Re: the Du Bois Testimonial Dinner.
Wilkerson, Doxey A.	1951	Reel 67

Williams, Du Bois	1951	Reel 67

Williams, Yolande Du Bois	1951	Reel 67

Wolf, Pepper, Ross, and Wolf	1951	Reel 67
Draft of Du Bois' will.
World Peace Council. Also: Paul Robeson, Uillard Uphaus, John W. Darr, Jr., Frederic Joliot-Curie, Jean Lafitte	1951	Reel 67
Correspondence; news releases; statements; material concerning meetings held by the Council; concerning Du Bois' acquittal.
Wright, R. R., Jr.	1951	Reel 67

A. General Correspondence, 1952	1952

Academy of Radio and Television Arts and Sciences. Also: Paul Dennis	1952	Reel 67: 994
Du Bois' comments on the quality and use of television.
African Council. Also: S. Leard-Freeman	1952	Reel 67: 1000
Invitation to Du Bois, declined, to become President of this organization.
American Academy of Arts and Letters. Also: Mark Van Doren	1952	Reel 67: 1013

American Inter-Continental Peace Conference. Also: Howard Fast, Paul Robeson, Willard Uphaus, Clementina Paolone, Maria Rosa Oliver	1952	Reel 67: 1029
Re: the conference scheduled for Brazil; a message from Du Bois to the meeting; a protest to Brazil over cancellation of the conference.
American Labor Party. Also: Arthur Schutzer, Paul Trilling, Vito Marcantonio, John McManus, Hugh Mulzac, Louise R. Berman, Henry Doliner	1952	Reel 67: 1043
Letters concerning speaking engagements; a sumary of an intended Du Bols speech; requests from Du Bois for information on various iubjects.
American Peace Crusade. Also: Abbott Simon, John A. Kingsbury, Albert E. Kahn, Thomas Richardson, Willard Uphaus, Robert Morss Lovett	1952	Reel 67: 1077
Statements; press releases; concerning a National Delegate: Assembly for Peace in Washington; concerning a planned Du Bois speech in Toronto, Canada which was cancelled when he was refused entry to that country; concerning a national committee meeting of the American Peace Crusade; concerning a national peace referendum; concerning a Vienna Congress for Peace; concerning the work and finances of the crusade; concerning a testimonial dinner for Du Bois.
American Russian Institute. Also: Holland Roberts	1952	Reel 67: 1053
Re: a contribution to a proposed ''friendship book.
American-Soviet Friendship Council. Also: Henry Pratt Fairchild	1952	Reel 67: 1159

Aptheker, Herbert	1952	Reel 67: 1175

Armattoe, R. E. G.	1952	Reel 67: 1177
Re: Kwame Nkrumah, George Padmore and conditions in the Gold Coast.
Authors League of America	1952	Reel 67: 1188
Letter from Du Bois protesting the League's request for information on testimony of members before a congressional committee on internal security.
Bearsley, Edward	1952	Reel 68: 29
Re: Thomas Richardson.
Burnham, Louis E.	1952	Reel 68: 52

California Labor School. Also: Roberts, Holland	1952	Reel 68: 53
Includes a statement from Du Bois about the school.
Canada. Department of Immigration	1952	Reel 68: 65
Order for the deportation of Du Bois given at the time of his scheduled speech in Toronto.
Canadian Peace Congress. Also: Mary Jennison	1952	Reel 68: 68
Re: Du Bois' proposed speech at the Congress and the refusal of the Canadian government to allow his entry to Canada.
Canadian-Soviet Friendship Sociecy	1952	Reel 68: 81
Statement from Du Bois for a meeting of the Society.
Civil Rights Congress. Also: William L. Patterson	1952	Reel 68: 107
Re: Ethel and Julius Rosenberg.
Cobbs, P. Price	1952	Reel 68: 116
Re: the formation of the Du Bois Foundation to re-publish Du Bois' books and preserve his library.
Committee for a Free South. Also: Dorothy Burnham, Oscar Greene	1952	Reel 68: 127
Includes Greene's correspondence with R. B. Atwood, G. L. Harrison, Charles S. Johson, J. S. Scott and Charles H. Wesley about Du Bois.
Trachtenberg, Alexander. Committee to Defend Alexander Trachtenberg. Also: James S. Allen	1952	Reel 68: 141

Jerome, V. J. Committee to Defend V. J. Jerome. Also: Dashiell Hamett	1952	Reel 68: 144

Coordinating Committee for the Enforcement of the D.C. Anti-Discrimination Law	1952	Reel 68: 171
Re: a dinner for Mary Church Terrell.
Council on African Affairs. Also: W. A. Hunton	1952	Reel 68: 181
Press releases; correspondence concerning the work of the Council; concerning a conference on South Africa; concerning the location of the Council's offices in New York.
Dabney, Wendell P.	1952	Reel 68: 207

N.A.A.C.P. Also: Henry Lee Moon.	1952	Reel 68: 591

National Committee to Defend Negro Leadership. Also: Edward D. McGowan, Esther Cooper Jackson	1952	Reel 68: 611

National Council of American-Soviet Friendship. Also: Richard Morford, John A. Kingsbury	1952	Reel 68: 644
Correspondence; minutes.
National Council of the Arts, Sciences and Professions. Also: Henry Pratt Fairchild, J. J. Joseph.	1952	Reel 68: 655

National Guardian. Also: Cedric Belfrage, John T. McManus, Theodora Peck	1952	Reel 68: 667

National Institute of Arts and Letters. Also: Douglas Moore	1952	Reel 68: 681
Correspondence concerning Moore's comments on the lack of Communist influence in the Institute.
National Negro Labor Council. Also: Coleman A. Young	1952	Reel 68: 683

New Century Publishers	1952	Reel 68: 714

New World Review. Also: Jessica Smith	1952	Reel 68: 740

New York Amsterdam News	1952	Reel 68: 746
Letter to the editor concerning Du Enis' passport.
New York Public Library. Also: Jean Blackwell	1952	Reel 68: 747
Re: the possible deposit by Du Bois of his papers in the Schomburg collection.
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College	1952	Reel 68: 757
Re: a foreword by Du Bois for the Master's Thesis of Arthur L. Tolson.
O"Toole, Marilyn	1952	Reel 68: 761
Letter of appreciation to Du Bois.
Padmore, George	1952	Reel 68: 764
Re: Kwame Nkrumah, R. E. G. Armattoe and the Gold Coast; concerning a possible Pan-African Congress.
Peace Conference of the Asian and Pacific Regions	1952	Reel 68: 767
News releases concerning this conference held in China.
Peck, Theodora	1952	Reel 68: 830

Philipps, Tracy	1952	Reel 68: 832

Prattis, P. L.	1952	Reel 68: 840
Re: the establishment of the Du Bois Foundation.
Progressive Party. Also: C. B. Baldwin, John Abt, Lillian Baldwin	1952	Reel 68: 852
Re: the work of the party; concerning Du Bois' speeches on behalf of the party; concerning national committee meetings; party statements.
Pruitt, Dean	1952	Reel 68: 941
Letter to Du Bois inguiring about the basis of Du Bois' statements on American imperialisnl.
Reddick, Lawrence D.	1952	Reel 68: 945
Statement by Reddick on Atlantd city planning.
Robeson, Paul	1952	Reel 68: 976

Sigma Pi Phi. Also: John S. Brown	1952	Reel 68: 977
Re: Du Bois' resignation from the fraternity.
Steinberg, Boris	1952	Reel 68: 1016
Letter from Kyrle Elkin concerning the Du Bois Foundation.
Stoetzer, Ivy	1952	Reel 68: 1021
Re: Du Bois' inability to speak at the Canadian Peace Congress.
Strick, Joseph	1952	Reel 68: 1023
Letter from Kyrle Elkin concerning the Du Bois Founddtion.
Tolson, Arthur L.	1952	Reel 68: 1049
Re: a foreword by Du Bois for his Master's Thesis.
United Nations Association of Jamaica. Also: Karl Heath	1952	Reel 68: 1079

U.S. Department of State. Also: Ruth B. Shipley	1952	Reel 68: 1099
Re: Du Bois' passport.
United States Sponsoring Committee for Participation in the Peace Conference of the Asian and Pacific Regions. Also: John A. Kingsbury, Mary Russak	1952	Reel 68: 1124
Message from Du Bois to the meeting.
United States Sponsoring Committee for Representation at the Congress of the Peoples for Peace. Also: Willard Uphaus	1952	Reel 68: 1137
Re: the Congress to be held in Vienna.
Wilkerson, Doxey A.	1952	Reel 69: 8

Williams, Yolande Du Bois	1952	Reel 69: 10

World Peace Council. Also: Jean Lafitte, John W. Darr, Jr., Frederic Joliot-Curie	1952	Reel 69: 27
Re: the Awerican Intercontinental Peace Conference; concerning protests against bacteriological warfare in Korea; concerning a proposed peace conference to he held in China; statements and materials published by the Council; concerning a peace congress in Vienna.
Y.M.C.A. Philadelphia Branch	1952	Reel 69: 323
Leslie P. Hill
Daily Compass. Also: I. F. Stone	1952	Reel 68: 207
Letter to the editor from Du Bois concerning the presidential election.
Davis, Benjamin J., Jr.	1952	Reel 68: 216
Birthday greetings to Du Hois
Delany, Hubert T.	1952	Reel 68: 218
Re: the tonation of the Du Bois Foundation to republish his books and preserve his library.
Dickerson, Earl B.	1952	Reel 68: 223
Letter from Du Bois concerning Dickerson's nomination by the Progressive Party for Vice President of the U. S.
Dill, A. G.	1952	Reel 68: 227

DuBois, Rachel Davis	1952	Reel 68: 235

Elkin, Kyrle	1952	Reel 68: 239
Re: the Du Bois Foundation
Fadeyev, Alexander. Also: Ilya Ehrenhurg	1952	Reel 68: 252
Birthday greetings to Du Bois from Fadeyev and Ehrenburg.
Fairchild, Henry Pratt	1952	Reel 68: 254

Fast, Howard	1952	Reel 68: 254
Re: Fast's book, Spartacus; concerning the veterans of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade; concerning a foreword to Fast's Freedom Road written by Du Bois.
Fisk University. Also: Arna Bontemps	1952	Reel 68: 274
Re: the possible transfer of Du Bois' papers to Fisk; concerning the Charles Chesnutt papers.
Ford, James W.	1952	Reel 68: 284

Freedom. Also: Louis E. Burnham	1952	Reel 68: 289
Includes correspondence concerning a possible article by Du Bois; concerning Du Bois' participation in a forurn sponsored by the magazine.
Freedom Associates of Greater Boston	1952	Reel 68: 301
Re: William Monroe Trotter.
Friends of Dr. W. E. B. Du Bois.	1952	Reel 68: 303

Gerlach, Talitha	1952	Reel 68: 307
Re: Du Bois' In Battle for Peace; concerning the China Welfare Appeal.
Gold Coast Students Association	1952	Reel 68: 314
Re: a memorial service for J. E. K. Aggrey.
Grantham, Dewey W., Jr.	1952	Reel 68: 321
Includes Du Bois' opinions of Hoke Smith and the Atlanta riot of 1906.
Graves, Anna Melissa	1952	Reel 68: 323
Includes her thoughts on current world political conditions.
Harsh, Vivian	1952	Reel 68: 361
Re: the 1915 publication of Du Bois' The Negro; concerning a current manuscript of Shirley Graham Du Bois which Harsh was examining.
Harvard University	1952	Reel 68: 362
Letter of recominendation fron~ Du Bois for David Graham McCanns.
Hautz, Lawrence A.	1952	Reel 68: 365
Re: a controversy in 1937 over segregation at a Baha'i meeting.
Hayfron-Benjamin, C. F.	1952	Reel 68: 367

Howard, Perry	1952	Reel 68: 379

Hughes, Langston	1952	Reel 68: 383
Copy of a newspaper column by Hughes on Black spirituals.
Initiating Sponsors of Petition to President Truman	1952	Reel 68: 394
Re: the petition on U.S. policy towards Africa which was endorsed by Du Bois and other Black leaders.
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen"s Union	1952	Reel 68: 413
Re: a banquet for Harry Bridges.
International Workers Order. Also: Rockwell Kent, Peter Shipka	1952	Reel 68: 424

Isserman, Joan	1952	Reel 68: 426
Statement by Du Bois about the Rosenbergs.
Jefferson School of Social Science. Also: Doxey Wilkerson, Howard Selsarn.	1952	Reel 68: 429

Jerome, V. J.	1952	Reel 68: 436

Johnson, Georgia Douglas	1952	Reel 68: 447

Johnson, Hewlett	1952	Reel 68: 447

Kahn, Albert E.	1952	Reel 68: 461

Kent, Rockwell	1952	Reel 68: 471
Re: the U.S. Department of State's refusal of a passport to Du Bois.
Kuo Mo-jo	1952	Reel 68: 480
Birthday greetings to Du Bois.
Lovett, Robert Morss	1952	Reel 68: 500

Mandel, Bernard	1952	Reel 68: 516
Re: Du Bois' 1902-1903 correspondence with Samuel Gompers about racial discrimination in labor unions.
Mandel, William M.	1952	Reel 68: 519
Re: Mandel's testimony before a congressional committee about Du Bois' indictment.
Marcantonio, Vito	1952	Reel 68: 529

Marks, George P.	1952	Reel 68: 531
Re: Du Bois' membership in the Anti-Imperialist League in the early twentieth century.
Marzani, Carl	1952	Reel 68: 533
Re: a foreword by Du Bois for Marzani's book.
Masses and Mainstream. Also: Herbert Aptheker, Lloyd L. Brown, Samuel Sillen	1952	Reel 68: 534
Re: Du Bois' book, In Battle for Peace
Montagu, Ivor	1952	Reel 68: 556

Moos, Elizabeth	1952	Reel 68: 564
Includes a copy of an article about O. John Rogge written by Albert E. Kahn; concerning her departure from the Peace Infornation Center in 1950.
Morrison, Philip	1952	Reel 68: 582
Re: a testimonial dinner for Du Bois.
Muldavin, Albert	1952	Reel 68: 583
Re: the Progressive Party election campaign.
Darr, John W., Jr.	1952	Reel 68: 216

A. General Correspondence, 1953	1953

Abt, John J.	1953	Reel 69

African National Congress	1953	Reel 69
Re: a possible African Congress.
Agrin, Gloria	1953	Reel 69

American Committee for the Protection of the Foreign Born	1953	Reel 69

American Labor Party. Also: Vito Marcantonio, Arthur Schutzer	1953	Reel 69
Includes a report by Marcantonio on the American Labor Party and Municipal Elections; concerning Marcantonio's resignation as the Chairman of the party.
American Peace Crusade. Also: Thomas Richardson, Doxey Wilkerson, John W. Darr, Jr., Willard Uphaus, Robert Morss Lovett	1953	Reel 69
Re: Du Bois' planned resignation as Honorary Chairman; statements from the crusade; concerning the work of the crusade; concerning the campaign for the Korean truce; concerning the possible placement of the group in the U. S. Attorney General's list of subversive organizations; concerning meetings of Crusade coctimittees.
Armattoe, R. E. G.	1953	Reel 69

Bernal, John D.	1953	Reel 69

Blue Heron Press. Also: Howard Fast	1953	Reel 69
Re: a reprinting of Souls of Black Folk.
Blume, Isabelle	1953	Reel 69
Re: Du Bois' International Peace Prize.
Burnham, Louis E.	1953	Reel 69

California Labor School. Also: Roberts, Holland	1953	Reel 69

Cameron and Kahn	1953	Reel 69
Includes a statement by Angus Car!leron before the Internal Security Subcommittee of the U. S. Senate on his book publishing activity.
Citizens Emergency Defense Conference. Also: Sam Kanter	1953	Reel 69

Civil Rights Congress. Also: William L. Patterson	1953	Reel 69

Trachtenberg, Alexander. Committee to Defend Alexander Trachtenberg. Also: James S. Allen	1953	Reel 69

Jerome, V. J. Committee to Defend V. J. Jerome. Also: Dashiell Hanunett	1953	Reel 69
Includes a statement from Du Bois.
Committee to Secure Justice in the Rosenberg Case	1953	Reel 69

Committee to Sponsor Luis Taruc's Autobiography	1953	Reel 69
Statement by Du Bois about this leader of the People's Liberation Army of the Philippines.
Conference to Further World Peace through Negotiation. Also: Marjorie Milton, Robert Morss Lovett	1953	Reel 69
Re: the award of the International Peace Prize to Du Bois; concerning the American Peace Crusade and Du Bois' unhappiness with that group.
Coordinating Committee for the Enforcement of the D.C. Anti-Discrimination Laws. Also: Mary Church Terrell.	1953	Reel 69

Council on African Affairs. Also: W. A. Hunton	1953	Reel 69
Correspondence; news releases; concerning the U.S. Attorney General's order for the Council to register as a Communist-front organization; concerning a memo submitted to the U.N. about racial conditions in South Africa.
Cousens, Lorraine	1953	Reel 69
Re: anti-Semitism in the U.S.S.R.
Daily Worker	1953	Reel 69
Includes a statement by Du Bois on the death of Joseph Stalin.
Dover, Cedric	1953	Reel 69

Du Bois, Shirley Graham	1953	Reel 69
Lecture schedules.
Fast, Howard	1953	Reel 69

Field, Frederick V.	1953	Reel 69

Fisk University. Also: Arna Bontemps	1953	Reel 69

Ford, James W.	1953	Reel 69

Freedom. Also: Louis E. Burnham	1953	Reel 69

Grimke, Angelina	1953	Reel 69

Hallinan, Vincent	1953	Reel 69

Howard, Perry	1953	Reel 69

Jackson, Esther Cooper	1953	Reel 69

Jefferson School of Social Science. Also: Doxey Wilkerson, Howard Selsan	1953	Reel 69
Re: a seminar on Africa conducted by Du Bois.
Jerome, V. J.	1953	Reel 69

Johnson, Georgia Douglas	1953	Reel 69

Kahn, Albert E.	1953	Reel 69
Re: the International Peace Prize awarded to Du Bois.
Kennedy, Stetson	1953	Reel 69

Lafitte, Jean	1953	Reel 69

Lobby for Peace. Also: Joseph M. Evans, Kenneth Ripley Forbes, Philip Morrison	1953	Reel 69
Re: the plan of this group to urge a Korean truce and negotiations for world peace.
Lorch, Lee	1953	Reel 69

McCanns, David Graham	1953	Reel 69

McMillan, Lewis K.	1953	Reel 69
Re: McMillan's dismissal from a teaching position at South Carolina A and M College and concerning McMillan's book on Negro higher education in South Carolina.
Marzani, Carl	1953	Reel 69

Masses and Mainstream. Also: Samuel Sillen, V. J. Jerome, Lloyd L. Brown, Herbert Aptheker.	1953	Reel 69

Merriam, Eve	1953	Reel 69

Montagu, Ivor	1953	Reel 69

Murphy, George B.	1953	Reel 69

N.A.A.C.P.	1953	Reel 69

National Committee to Defend Negro Leadership. Also: James W. Ford, Esther Cooper Jackson	1953	Reel 69

National Committee to Secure Justice in the Rosenberg Case	1953	Reel 69

National Committee to Win Amnesty for Smith Act Victims. Also: Edward K. Barsky.	1953	Reel 69

National Council of American-Soviet Friendship. Also: Richard Morford, Theodore Bayer.	1953	Reel 69

National Council of the Arts, Sciences and Professions. Also: Henry Pratt Fairchild, Irving Adler	1953	Reel 69
Correspondence; news releases.
National Guardian. Also: Cedric Belfrage, Theodora Peck	1953	Reel 69
Correspondence concerning contributions by Du Bois to that journal; concerning Belfrage's imprisonment.
National Institute of Arts and Letters. Also: Louis Kronenberger	1953	Reel 69
Re: Du Bois' opinions on a proposed letter to the President of the United States about exclusiun of certain books from American libraries abroad.
National Negro Labor Council. Also: Coleman A. Young	1953	Reel 69

New World Review. Also: Jessica Smith	1953	Reel 69
Re: the International Stalin Prize being awarded to Paul Robeson.
New York Committee for Clemency for the Rosenbergs	1953	Reel 69

Northern California Peace Council. Also: William Kerner	1953	Reel 69

Oregon Social Action Forums	1953	Reel 69
Du Bois' opinions of General Lucius Clay and the Crusade for Freedom.
Padmore, George	1953	Reel 69

Parker, Dorothy	1953	Reel 69
Re: her play, Ladies of the Corridor.
Powell, Adam Clayton, Jr.	1953	Reel 69

Progressive Party. Also: C. B. Baldwin	1953	Reel 69
News releases; materials concerning Party policies.
Pruitt, Dean	1953	Reel 69
Du Bois' opinions on American imperialism.
Reddick, Lawrence D.	1953	Reel 69
Re: the republication of Souls of Black Folk.
Robeson, Paul	1953	Reel 69
Re: the award of the International Peace Prize to Du Bois.
Sachs, Walter E.	1953	Reel 70
Request for a photograph of Sachs, one of the original incorporators of the NAACP.
Selsam, Howard	1953	Reel 70
Re: a proposed conference on the right to teach Marxism
Solott, Sylvia	1953	Reel 70
Birthday greetings to Du Bois from Soloff, Elizabeth Moos, Abbott Simon and Kyrle Elkin.
Southern Conference Educational Fund	1953	Reel 70
News releases.
Terrell, Mary Church	1953	Reel 70
Birthday greetings from Du Bois.
Trade Union Committee to Defend Louis Weinstock.	1953	Reel 70

Tribune	1953	Reel 70
Letter from Du Bois concerning world peace.
U.S. Department of State. Also: Ruth B. Shipley	1953	Reel 70
Re: Du Bois' passport.
Vishinsky, Andrei	1953	Reel 70
Re: a dinner engagement.
Wilkerson, Doxey A.	1953	Reel 70

Williams, Yolande Du Bois	1953	Reel 70

Women's International League for Peace and Freedom. Also: Mildred Scott Olmsted	1953	Reel 70

World Peace Council. Also: Jean Lafitte, Frederic Joliot-Curie	1953	Reel 70
Re: a meeting of the Council; concerning the work of the Council; concerning the International Peace Prize awarded by the Council to Du Bois; Council resolutions; concerning various speeches from a Vienna session of the Council, including a speech given by Ilya Ehrenburg.
A. General Correspondence, 1954	1954

Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.	1954	Reel 70
Re: Du Bois' reception of the Stalin Peace Prize on behalf of Howard last.
African Methodist Episcopal Church	1954	Reel 70
Re: Eliza Ann Gardner, a cousin of Du Bois', who was being commemorated by the Church.
African National Congress	1954	Reel 70

American Committee for the Protection of the Foreign Born. Also: George B. Murphy, Jr.	1954	Reel 70

American Peace Crusade. Also: Thomas Richardson	1954	Reel 70
Re: monies owed Du Bois from a testimonial dinner given for him in 1952; news releases.
Aptheker, Herbert	1954	Reel 70

Atlanta University. Also: Lawrence D. Reddick	1954	Reel 70
Includes correspondence of Reddick with President Rufus Clement on a controver'sy over the administration of the library.
Bennett, Robert C.	1954	Reel 70
Du Bois' thoughts on the use of force in achieving freedom for African nations.
Benson, Elmer	1954	Reel 70

Bernal, John D.	1954	Reel 70
Re: the imprisonment of Americans under terms of the Smith Act.
Blue Heron Press	1954	Reel 70

Blume, Isabelle	1954	Reel 70
Re: the Smith Act imprisonment of Americans.
Bontemps, Arna	1954	Reel 70

Braden, Carl	1954	Reel 70
Re: Braden's trial for subversive activities
California Labor School. Also: Roberts, Holland	1954	Reel 70

Cameron and Kahn. Also: Albert E. Kahn	1954	Reel 70
Re: a review by Saunders Redding of a book by Kahn.
Camp Unity. Also: Lorraine Hansberry	1954	Reel 70
Re: a visit by Du Bois.
Citizens Emergency Defense Conference	1954	Reel 70

Civil Rights Congress	1954	Reel 70

Cot, Pierre	1954	Reel 70
Re: the imprisonment of Americans under terms of the Smith Act.
Council on African Affairs. Also: W. A. Hunton	1954	Reel 70
Minutes; correspondence; concerning a conference in support of the African liberation; news releases; concerning the possible prosecution of the Council as an unregistered foreign agent.
Davis, Horace	1954	Reel 70
Re: Davis' dismissal from a teaching position.
De Cleene, Natal	1954	Reel 70
Re: the imprisonment of Americans under terms of the Smith Act.
de Silva, Rhoda Miller	1954	Reel 70
Re: her departure from Ceylon
Dover, Cedric	1954	Reel 70
Re: the iniprisoninent of Americans under ternis of the Sinith Act.
DuBois, Rachel Davis	1954	Reel 70

Ehrenburg, Ilya	1954	Reel 70
Re: the imprisonment of Americans under terms of the Smith Act.
Fast, Howard	1954	Reel 70

Fauset, Arthur Huff	1954	Reel 70
Re: nemorial services for Alain Locke.
Fisk University. Also: Arna Bontemps	1954	Reel 70
Re: the Charles W. Chesnutt Collection.
Eleanor Flexner	1954	Reel 70

Freedom. Also: Louis E. Burnham	1954	Reel 70
Re: a speech by Du Bois published in this journal.
Fuller, Meta Warrick	1954	Reel 70

Gerlach, Talitha	1954	Reel 70
Re: imprisonment of Americans under terms of the Smith Act; concerning her recent experiences in China.
Gold, Michael	1954	Reel 70

Graves, Anna Melissa	1954	Reel 70
Her comments on current world conditions.
Guillen, Nicolas	1954	Reel 70
Re: imprisonment of Americans under terms of the Smith Act.
Hallinan, Vivian	1954	Reel 70

Harvard University	1954	Reel 70
Re: the republication of Du Bois', The Suppression of the African Slave Trade to the United States of America.
Hautz, Lawrence A.	1954	Reel 70
Letter from Du Bois concerning his religious beliefs, including his opinions on the Baha'i faith.
Hayfron-Benjamin, C. F.	1954	Reel 70

Hill, Leslie Pinckney	1954	Reel 70
Recent news of Du Bois' work; concerning Hill's work.
Holdridge, Herbert C.	1954	Reel 70
Holdridge's opinions of the Progressive Party.
Homo. Also: Egon Von Eickstedt	1954	Reel 70

Hungarian World. Also: Michael Gold	1954	Reel 70

International Publishers. Also: James S. Allen, Alexander Trachtenberg	1954	Reel 70

International Union of Students. Also: Jiri Pelikan	1954	Reel 70

Jefferson School of Social Science. Also: Howard Selsam, Doxey Wilkerson	1954	Reel 70

Jerome, V. J.	1954	Reel 70

Johnson, Hewlett	1954	Reel 70

Joliot-Curie, Frederic	1954	Reel 70
Re: the Smith Act imprisonment of Americans.
Kingsbury, John A.	1954	Reel 70
Re: Harry Hopkins
Kuo Mo-jo	1954	Reel 70
Re: the Smith Act imprisonment of Anericans.
Labouret, H.	1954	Reel 70
Re: the Smith Act imprisonment of Americans.
Lafitte, Jean	1954	Reel 70
Re: the Smith Act imprisonment of Americans.
Lamont, Corliss	1954	Reel 70

Lorch, Lee	1954	Reel 70
Re: the dismissal of Lorch from Fisk University.
Lowenfels, Lillian	1954	Reel 70
Re: the conviction of her husband, Walter Lowenfels, under the Smith Act.
Lowenfels, Walter	1954	Reel 70

McCoy, Samuel Duff	1954	Reel 70
Du Bois' opinions on the meaning of prayer.
Malinowski, Bronislaw	1954	Reel 70
Re: the Smith Act imprisonment of Americans.
Marcantonio, Vito. Vito Marcantonio Memorial. Also: Louise Berman, Arthur Schutzer	1954	Reel 70
Statement from Du Bois on plans for a memorial.
Masses and Mainstream. Also: Samuel Sillen	1954	Reel 70

Meisel, Maribel	1954	Reel 70
Re: the influence of Du Bois' writings.
Melish, John Howard	1954	Reel 70

Montagu, Ivor	1954	Reel 70
Re: the Smith Act imprisonment of Americans.
Moss, Carlton	1954	Reel 70
Re: a film on the life of Du Bois.
Myrdal, Gunnar	1954	Reel 70
Re: the Smith Act imprisonment of Americans.
N.A.A.C.P.	1954	Reel 70

National Committee to Defend Negro Leadership. Also: James W. Ford	1954	Reel 70

National Committee to Win Amnesty for the Smith Act Victims. Also: Edward K. Barsky	1954	Reel 70
Re: the letter which Du Bois planned to send to various individuals and organizations concerning the American Smith Act victims.
National Guardian. Also: Cedric Belfrage	1954	Reel 70
Re: contributions by Du Bois to the journal.
National Institute of Arts and Letters	1954	Reel 70

National Rosenberg Defence Conwittee	1954	Reel 70
Du Bois' correspondence with this English committee.
New World Review. Also: Jessica Smith	1954	Reel 70

Norman, F. E.	1954	Reel 70
Re: Samuel Fraunces, a Black owner of a tavern in New York City during the American Revolution.
Padmore, George	1954	Reel 70
Re: the imprisonment of Americans under the Smith Act; concerning recent events in Africa.
Pankhurst, E. Sylvia	1954	Reel 70
Re: a proposed visit of the Emperor of Ethiopia to the United States and the possibility of his meeting representative Black Americans; concerning Americans imprisoned under the Smith Act; concerning the term Negro; concerning the recert political conditions in the United States.
Patterson, Louise	1954	Reel 70
Re: her husband's (William Patterson) imprisonment; a message of greeting from Du Bois to William Patterson.
Progressive Party. Also: C. B. Baldwin	1954	Reel 70
Minutes; news releases; information on Party activities.
Reddick, Lawrence D.	1954	Reel 70

Robeson, Eslanda	1954	Reel 70
Re: Paul Robeson's passport.
Sacher, Harry	1954	Reel 70
Statement on Du Bois' teaching at the Jefferson School of Social Science.
Sharpe, Mike	1954	Reel 70
Re: a subpoena Sharpe received to appear before the House Un-American Activities Committee.
Shostakovich, Dmitri	1954	Reel 70
Re: Americans imprisoned under the Smith Act.
Simon, Abbott	1954	Reel 70

Sobell, Helen	1954	Reel 70
Re: the imprisonment of Morton Sobell.
Social Science Press. Also: Eugene D. Genovese	1954	Reel 70
Re: the possible reprinting of The Suppression of the African Slave Trade to the United States.
Stokes, Anson Phelps	1954	Reel 70
Recent news.
Vishinsky, Andrei	1954	Reel 70
Re: a reception for Howard Fast.
Eickstedt, Egon Von	1954	Reel 70
Re: the imprisonment of Americans under the Smith Act.
Watson, Goldie E.	1954	Reel 71
Re: her hearing before the Philadelphia school board after her testimony to the House Un-American Activities Committee.
Wilkerson, Doxey A.	1954	Reel 71

Williams, Yolande Du Bois	1954	Reel 71
Recent news.
Women's Committee for Equal Justice. Also: Mary Church Terrell	1954	Reel 71
Re: the Rosa Lee Ingram case.
World Peace Council. Also: Jean Lafitte, Roy Gore	1954	Reel 71
Resolutions; correspondence; news releases.
A. General Correspondence, 1955	1955

Abt, John J.	1955	Reel 71

Afro-Asian Students" Conference	1955	Reel 71
Manifesto of this English organization.
Agrin, Gloria	1955	Reel 71
Re: Du Bois' passport
American Labor Party. Also: Stanley Faulkner	1955	Reel 71

American Peace Crusade	1955	Reel 71
Press releases; correspondence on possible speaking engagements.
Aptheker, Herbert	1955	Reel 71

Association for the Study of Negro Life and History. Also: Charles H. Wesley	1955	Reel 71
Re: Du Bois' novel on the Mansart family.
Atlanta (Ga.). Citizens Committee	1955	Reel 71
Re: Lawrence D. Reddick.
Atlanta University. Also: Lawrence D. Reddick	1955	Reel 71
Copies of letters from Reddick to President Rufus Clement on the controversy over the administration of the library; correspondence between Du Bois and Reddick on this subject.
Bardolph, Richard	1955	Reel 71

Blue Heron Press. Also: Howard Fast	1955	Reel 71

Bontemps, Arna	1955	Reel 71
Includes a copy of the speech by Bontemps referring to Du Bois; concerning Du Bois' early relation with Booker T. Washington.
Braden, Anne	1955	Reel 71
Re: Carl Braden.
Braverman, Harry	1955	Reel 71

California Labor School. Also: Roberts, Holland	1955	Reel 71

Cameron Associates. Also: Angus Cameron	1955	Reel 71

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace	1955	Reel 71
Re: a speech by General Douglas MacArthur opposing war.
Chinese People's Committee for World Peace. Also: Kuo Mo-jo	1955	Reel 71
Re: American attendance at a world peace congress in Helsinki and the difficulty for Du Bois and others to obtain passports to attend various peace meetings; concerning a speech by General Douglas MacArthur opposing war.
Civil Rights Congress. Also: William Albertson	1955	Reel 71
Re: possible testimony by Du Bois for the Congress before the Subversive Activities Control Board.
Cobb, James A.	1955	Reel 71
Re: Du Bois' difficulties in obtaining a passport
Committee to End Sedition Laws. Also: Allan D. McNeil	1955	Reel 71

Committee to Further the Goals of Geneva. Also: Dorothy M. Hayes	1955	Reel 71

Council on African Affairs. Also: W. A. Hunton	1955	Reel 71

Davidson, Eugene	1955	Reel 71
Re: Du Bois' failure to mention by name In Battle for Peace those friends who had assisted Du Bois.
Davis, Benjamin J., Jr.	1955	Reel 71
Correspondence with Davis concerning his imprisonment.
Debs Centennial Meeting. Also: Harry Braverriari	1955	Reel 71

De Maio, Ernest	1955	Reel 71
Re: membership on the World Peace Ccuncil
Dennis, Eugene	1955	Reel 71
Re: Dennis' previous imprisonment and possible new prosecution under terms of the Smith Act.
de Silva, Rhoda Miller. Rhoda Miller de Silva Committee. Also: Ida Pruitt, Rhodd Miller de Silva	1955	Reel 71
Re: de Silva's deportation from Ceylon to the United States.
Dodd, Mead and Company. Also: Edward H. Dodd, Jr.	1955	Reel 71
Re: the exclusion of Paul Robeson from Langston Hughes' book, Famous Negro Music Makers.
Dover, Cedric	1955	Reel 71

Du Bois, Shirley Graham	1955	Reel 71
Re: membership on the World Peace Council; concerning W. E. B. Du Bois' proposal to organize American members of the World Peace Council under terms which might require them to register as foreign agents.
Fast, Howard	1955	Reel 71
Re: the possible organization of American members of the World Peace Council under- terms which might require them to register as foreign agents.
Fisk University. Also: L. Howard Bennett	1955	Reel 71
Re: Lee Lorch's dismissal from Fisk University.
Forbes, Kenneth Kipley	1955	Reel 71
Re: Forbes' possible melrbership on the World Peace Council.
Ford, James W.	1955	Reel 71

Ford Foundation	1955	Reel 71
Re: the possible reprinting of General Douglas Mac Arthur's speech against war.
Foreman, Clark	1955	Reel 71
Re: an article Foreman was preparing on Du Bois, including Du Bois' recollections on the writing of the NAACP appeal concerning the status of the American Negro which was directed to the United Nations.
Fritchman, Stephen H.	1955	Reel 71
Re: Fritchman's possible membership on the World Peace Council.
Fuller, Meta Warrick	1955	Reel 71

Gabriel, Alison Burroughs	1955	Reel 71

Genovese, Eugene D.	1955	Reel 71
Du Bois' comments on a draft of Genovese's master's thesis concerning slavery.
Gerlach, Talitha	1955	Reel 71

Gold, Michael	1955	Reel 71

Graves, Anna Melissa	1955	Reel 71
Graves' comments on conditions in France and on world affairs.
Hallinan, Vincent	1955	Reel 71

Hastings House Publishing Company	1955	Reel 71
Re: a possible book by Du Bois and Shirley Graham Du Bois on slavery in the United States.
Hautz, Lawrence A.	1955	Reel 71
Recent news from Du Bois
Hill, Leslie Pinckney	1955	Reel 71

Holdridge, Herbert C.	1955	Reel 71
Du Bois' thoughts on the Progressive Party and the third party movement in the United States.
Hughes, Langston	1955	Reel 71
Copy of an article by Hughec mentioning Souls of Black Folk
Jefferson School of Social Science. Also: Doxey Wilkerson	1955	Reel 71

Johnson, Georgia Douglas	1955	Reel 71
Including a poem sent by Johnson to Du Bois
Kahn, Albert E.	1955	Reel 71
Re: Kahn's possible membership on the World Peace Council; including a copy of a letter from Du Bois to Kahn and others from the World Peace Council.
Kent, Rockwell	1955	Reel 71
Re: Kent's possible inembership on the World Peace Council; concerning Du Bois' suggested plan to organize American members of the World Peace Council under terms which might require them to register as foreign agents; including a copy of the letter concerning the World Peace Council sent by Du Bois to Kent, Scott Nearing, Robert Morss Lovett and Fred Stover.
Kingsbury, John A.	1955	Reel 71
Re: Kingsbury's membership on the World Peace Council; concerning Du Bois' plan to organize American members of thr World Peace Council under term which might require theni to register as foreign agents.
Leland, Waldo Gifford	1955	Reel 71
Re: the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library
Logan, Rayford W.	1955	Reel 71
Re: John Hope
Lorch, Lee	1955	Reel 71
Re: Lorch's dismissal from Fisk University after his testimony before the U.S. House Un-American Activities Committee; including a copy of a letter from Lorch to Roscoe Dunjee of the Oklahoma City Black Dispam about this case; copies of materials concerning the Lorch case.
Lovett, Robert Morss	1955	Reel 71
Re: his possible membership on the World Peace Council.
Vito Marcantonio Memorial. Also: Arthur Schutzer, Louise Berman	1955	Reel 71

Marryshow, T. Albert	1955	Reel 71
Copies of a tribute to Marryshow for his work in Grenada.
Masses and Mainstream. Also: Herbert Aptheker, Joseph Felshin	1955	Reel 71

Melish, William Howard	1955	Reel 71

Montagu, Ivor	1955	Reel 71
Re: General Douglas MacArthur's speech against war.
Murphy, George B.	1955	Reel 71
Re: the possible publication of Du Bois' novel on the Mansart family by the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History; including correspondence of Murphy with Charles Wesley on the subject.
Nash, Roy	1955	Reel 71
Includes news on Nash's activities since World War I.
National Council of the Arts, Sciences and Professions. Also: Robert Morss Lovett	1955	Reel 71
Re: the possible listing by the U. S. Attorney General of the Council as a subversive organization.
National Guardian. Also: Cedric Belfrage	1955	Reel 71
Re: contributions by Du Bois to the paper.
National Institute of Arts and Letters	1955	Reel 71

Nearing, Scott	1955	Reel 71
Re: Nearing's possible membership on the World Peace Council; including a copy of a letter from Du Bois to Holland Roberts proposing the possible organization of American members or the World Peace Council under tenns which might require them to register as foreign agents, with Nearing's comments on this proposal.
New World Review. Also: Jessica Smith	1955	Reel 71

New York Committee to Secure Justice for Morton Sobell	1955	Reel 71

Padmore, George	1955	Reel 71
Re: conditions in Africa and America; Du Bois' conments on Richard Wright; concerning the means by which the African people can accumulate the capital needed for develolment; concerning R. E. G. Armattoe; concerning Kwame Nkrumah and the Gold Coast.
Pankhurst, E. Sylvia	1955	Reel 71

Provisional Workers and People's Committee for May Day 1955. Also: Leo Linzer, Charles J. Hendley	1955	Reel 71

Reddick, Lawrence D.	1955	Reel 71

Roberts, Holland	1955	Reel 71
Re: membership on the World Peace Council; concerning the possible organization of American members of the World Peace Council under terms which might require them to register as foreign agents.
Robeson, Paul	1955	Reel 71
Note from Du Bois to Robeson, Howard Fast and John Darr.
Rudwick, Elliott M.	1955	Reel 71
Correspondence with Du Bois concerning William E. Benson's Kowaliga enterprise in Alabama early in the century; concerning Oswald Garrison Villard; concerning James Weldon Johnson's joining the NAACP in 1916; concerning the early relationship of The Crisis and the NAACP.
Simon, Abbott	1955	Reel 71

Social Science Press. Also: Eugene D. Genovese	1955	Reel 71

Starobin, Joseph	1955	Reel 71

Stern, Martha	1955	Reel 71

Stover, Fred W.	1955	Reel 71
Re: membership on the World Peace Council; concerning Du Bois' proposal to organize American members of the World Peace Council under terms which might require them to register as foreign agents.
Texas Southern University	1955	Reel 71
Re: the Heartman Negro Collection.
Towns, Nellie M.	1955	Reel 71
Re: the formation the Gate City Day Nursery Association in Atlanta in 1905.
U.S. Department of State. Also: Frances G. Knight	1955	Reel 71
Re: Du Bois' passport.
Vieux, Antonio	1955	Reel 71
Re: the Du Bois family genealogy.
Von Leers, Mr.	1955	Reel 71
Re: Gernran colonialism in Africa.
Willcox, Henry	1955	Reel 71
Re: Willcox's deport.ation from Haiti; Du Bois' thoughts on the social and economic needs of Haiti.
Williams, Du Bois	1955	Reel 71

Williams, Yolande Du Bois	1955	Reel 71

Wilkerson, Doxey A.	1955	Reel 71

World Peace Council. Also: Jean Lafitte	1955	Reel 71
News releases; correspondence concerning a speech by General Douglas MacArthur on war; concerning the peace rnovement in the United States; concerning possible American members of the World Peace Council.
Unidentified	1955	Reel 71
Copies of letters sent by Du Bois to Black newspapers concerning the world peace meeting in Helsinki, Finland; a letter of Du Bois' concerning U. S. policy on Formosa; a statement from Du Bois to the Asian and African people meeting at the Bandung Conference; Du Bois' proposed declaration of independence for the people; of Africa.
A. General Correspondence, 1956	1956

Agrin, Gloria	1956	Reel 71
Re: a meeting of the World Peace Council; concerning Du Bois' passport.
American Labor Party	1956	Reel 71

American Russian Institute. Also: Holland Roberts	1956	Reel 71

American Socialist. Also: Harry Braverman	1956	Reel 71

Aptheker, Herbert	1956	Reel 71

Association for the Study of Negro Life and History. Also: Charles H. Wesley	1956	Reel 71
Re: a proposped Encyclopedia Africana; concerning possible celebrations of various anniversaries of events involving Black Americans.
Bardolph, Richard	1956	Reel 71

Bontemps, Arna	1956	Reel 71

Burnharn, Louis E.	1956	Reel 71

California Labor School. Also: Roberts, Holland	1956	Reel 71
Re: charges of subversive activities against the School.
Cameron Associates	1956	Reel 71
Re: Eve Merriam.
Carter, Emmett	1956	Reel 71
Re: developments in the South
China. Committee for Commemorating Great Figures. Also: Kuo Mo-jo	1956	Reel 71
Re: Benjamin Franklin; concerning a possible visit by Du Bois to China.
Columbia University. Also: Allan Nevins	1956	Reel 71
Re: an oral history interview of Du Bois.
Davis, Benjamin J., Jr.	1956	Reel 71
List of topics for discussion involving the Communist Party and Blacks.
Diggs Enterprises. Also: Diggs, Charles C., Sr.	1956	Reel 71
Re: a possible pageant of American Negro history.
Doubleday and Company. Also: Ken McCormick	1956	Reel 71
Re: Du Bois' novel on the Mansart family.
Emergency Civil Liberties Committee. Also: Clark Foreman	1956	Reel 71
Re: a speech by Du Bois at a Committee meeting.
Families of the Smith Act Victims	1956	Reel 71

Fast, Howard	1956	Reel 71

Fellowship of Reconciliation. Also: A. J. Muste	1956	Reel 71

Ford, James W.	1956	Reel 71
Birthday greetings to Du Bois.
Franklin, John Hope	1956	Reel 71

Gerlach, Talitha	1956	Reel 71

Graves, Anna Melissa	1956	Reel 71
Comments on current world conditions from Graves; comments on Stalin by Du Bois and Graves.
Handlin, Oscar	1956	Reel 71

Hansberry, William Leo	1956	Reel 71
Copy of an article on Africa forpworded by Hansberry.
Rutherford B. Hayes Memorial Library	1956	Reel 71

Hooper, Mary Louise	1956	Reel 71
Re: Kwame Nkrumah; concerning her African journey
Howell, Clarence V.	1956	Reel 71
Re: a letter to members of Congress concerning Anrerican foreign policy which was sent by Howell and signed by Du Bois and others.
Huberman, Leo	1956	Reel 71: 1230

Hughes, Langston	1956	Reel 71: 1230
Re: The Souls of Black Folk.
Hunton, W A.	1956	Reel 71: 1231
Re: Paul Robeson.
India. Also: Jawaharlal Nehru	1956	Reel 72: 1
Letter from Du Bois thanking Nehru for his visit to the United States, concerning the situation of American Negroes and concerning Nehru's work in India.
International African Progress Brotherhood. Also: Clennon King	1956	Reel 72: 2
Re: the formation of the group.
International Society for the Scientific Study of Race Relations. Also: E. Franklin Frazier	1956	Reel 72: 4

Jackson, Esther Cooper	1956	Reel 72: 7

Jefferson School of Social Science. Also: Howard Selsam, Doxey Wilkerson	1956	Reel 72: 12
Re: the closing of the School; test forms used by Du Bois for a class he taught there.
Jerome, Alice	1956	Reel 72: 21
Re: her husband's (V. J. Jerome) comments on Du Bois' political views towards the 1956 election.
Johnson, Charles S.	1956	Reel 72: 24

Jones, James	1956	Reel 72: 26
Birthday greetings to Du Bois.
Kingsbury, John A.	1956	Reel 72: 36
Re: Kingsbury's resignation from the National Council of American-Soviet Friendship, including a copy of a letter from Kingsbury to Richard Morford on the subject.
Kuznetsov, V. V.	1956	Reel 72: 39
Re: the translation of Du Bois' Ordeal of Mansart into Russian.
Lochard, Meta	1956	Reel 72: 59
Comments by Du Bois on Negroes and the 1956 election.
Lorch, Lee	1956	Reel 72: 63
Re: Lorch's trial for contempt of Congress; concerning Fisk University.
Luscomb, Florence H.	1956	Reel 72: 68
Du Bois' comments on the American Committee on Africa.
McFarlane, Du Bois Williams	1956	Reel 72: 69

Marcantonio, Vito. Vito Marcantonio Memorial. Also: Arthur Schutzer	1956	Reel 72: 72

Miller, Henry	1956	Reel 72: 81
Letter from Miller to Carey McWilliams concerning Du Bois' influence on Miller.
Montgomery Improvement Association. Also: Martin Luther King, Jr.	1956	Reel 72
Poem sent to King, and his acknowledgement of its receipt.
Murphy, George B.	1956	Reel 72
Re: the possible publication of Du Bois' Mansart novel, including Murphy's correspondence with Charles H. Wesley; concerning Paul Robeson.
Nash, Roy	1956	Reel 72

Nation. Also: Carey McWilliams	1956	Reel 72

N.A.A.C.P. Also: Henry Lee Moon, Roy Wilkins	1956	Reel 72
Moon's comments on racial conditions in the South; concerning possible celebrations of various anniversaries of events involving Black Americans.
National Council of American-Soviet Friendship	1956	Reel 72
Address by Paul Robeson.
National Guardian. Also: Cedric Belfrage, James Aronson, Theodora Peck	1956	Reel 72

Nearing, Scott	1956	Reel 72

Nkrumah, Kwame	1956	Reel 72
Letter of introduction to Nkrumah for Mary Louise Hooper.
Ortiz, Fernando	1956	Reel 72

Padmore, George	1956	Reel 72

People's Progressive Party. Also: Janet Jagan	1956	Reel 72
Greeting from Du Bois to this British Guiana Party.
Provisional Committee for Justice in Mississippi. Also: Lyman Beecher Stowe	1956	Reel 72

Reddick, Lawrence D.	1956	Reel 72

Roberts, Holland	1956	Reel 72

Social Science Press. Also: Eugene D. Genovese	1956	Reel 72

South African Indian Congress	1956	Reel 72

Tillman, Nathaniel P.,Jr.	1956	Reel 72
Re: Walter White.
Trachtenberg, Alexander	1956	Reel 72
Re: William Z. Foster.
Williams, Yolande Du Bois	1956	Reel 72

World Peace Council. Also: Jean Lafitte, Frederic Joliot-Curie, V. Duncan Jones, Isabelle Blume	1956	Reel 72
Re: Du Bois' plan to organize American members of the Council under terms which might require them to register as foreign agents.
A. General Correspondence, 1957	1957

African National Congress	1957	Reel 72

Afro-American Newspapers. Also: Carl Murphy	1957	Reel 72
Du Bois' answers to various questions asked in preparation for a newspaper article on him and his criticisms of the published article.
Agrin, Gloria	1957	Reel 72

American Academy of Arts and Letters. Also: Allan Nevins	1957	Reel 72

American Committee for the Protection of the Foreign Born. Also: Abner Green	1957	Reel 72
Re: the work of the Committee.
American Forum for Socialist Education. Also: A. J. Muste	1957	Reel 72
Re: the work of the Forum, including materials relating to Du Bois' service on its National Committee.
American-Russian Institute. Also: Holland Roberts	1957	Reel 72

Aptheker, Herbert	1957	Reel 72

Archer, Leonard C.	1957	Reel 72
Re: the influence of the NAACP on the American theater.
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History. Also: Charles H. Wesley	1957	Reel 72

Bardolph, Richard	1957	Reel 72

Braden, Carl. Also: Anne Braden	1957	Reel 72

Brooks, Van Wyck	1957	Reel 72

Burroughs, Margaret	1957	Reel 72

Bynner, Witter	1957	Reel 72

California Labor School. Also: Roberts, Holland	1957	Reel 72

Jenkins, Grady and Judy. Committee to Defend Grady and Judy Jenkins. Also: Oakley C. Johnson	1957	Reel 72
Statement from Du Bois concerning these individuals being prosecuted for menbership in the Communist Party.
daSilva, Howard	1957	Reel 72

Davis, Benjamin J., Jr.	1957	Reel 72
Birthday greetings to Du Bois.
Diggs, Charles C., Jr.	1957	Reel 72
Re: Du Bois' desire for a passport in order to attend independence ceremonies for Ghana.
Diggs Enterprises	1957	Reel 72
Du Bois' outline of the highlights of American Negro history for possible use in a planned celebration.
Domingo, W. A.	1957	Reel 72
Comments on a possible West Indies Federation.
Duke University	1957	Reel 72
Re: Du Bois' plans for disposition of his books and papers.
Elkin, Kyrle	1957	Reel 72

Emergency Civil Liberties Committee. Also: Clark Foreman, Harvey O'Connor	1957	Reel 72

Fisk University. Also: Arna Bontemps	1957	Reel 72
Re: the publication of The Ordeal of Mansart; concerning the possible acquisition of Du Bois' books and papers by Fisk University.
Fol, Jean-Jacques	1957	Reel 72
Re: the translation and publication of Du Bois' books for European sales.
Ford, James W.	1957	Reel 72

Freedman, Blanch	1957	Reel 72
Re: Du Bois' passport.
Garms, Werner	1957	Reel 72
Du Bois' opinions on militarism, imperialism, nationalism and other areas.
Garvey, Amy Ashwood	1957	Reel 72

Ghana. Also: Kwame Nkrumah	1957	Reel 72
Re: independence ceremonies for that country.
Gibson, Will	1957	Reel 72
Du Bois' opinions on birth control and Negroes.
Goodlet, Carlton B.	1957	Reel 72
Du Bois' opinions on the establishment of a medical team to practice in West Africa, with connents on medical practices in several countries.
Graves, Anna Melissa	1957	Reel 72
Recent news.
Hour. Also: Cedric Belfrage	1957	Reel 72

Hunton, W. A.	1957	Reel 72

Independent	1957	Reel 72
Du Bois' comments on a statement by Norman Mailer on the sexual causes of opposition to integration.
Jerome, V. J.	1957	Reel 72

Johnson, Oakley C.	1957	Reel 72

Jones, Verina Duncan	1957	Reel 72

Kent, Rockwell	1957	Reel 72

Litraturnaya Gazeta	1957	Reel 72
Du Bois' reminiscences of the Soviet Union and comments on developments there
Lorch, Lee	1957	Reel 72
Re: Lorch's trial for contempt of Congress and recent news.
Mainstream. Also: Herbert Aptheker, Joseph Felshin	1957	Reel 72
Re: the publication of The Ordeal of Mansart.
Marryshow, T. Albert	1957	Reel 72

Merriam, Eve	1957	Reel 72
Poem by Merriam sent to Du Bois.
Moos, Elizabeth	1957	Reel 72

Murphy, George B.	1957	Reel 72

Nash, Roy	1957	Reel 72

N.A.A.C.P. Also: James W. Ivy	1957	Reel 72

National Committee to Defend Negro Leadership. Also: James W. Ford	1957	Reel 72

National Council of American-Soviet Friendship. Also: Richard Morford	1957	Reel 72

Nearing, Scott	1957	Reel 72
Re: the peace movement in the United States.
New World Review. Also: Jessica Smith	1957	Reel 72

Padmore, George	1957	Reel 72
Re: developments in Ghana.
Patterson, William L.	1957	Reel 72
Copy of the transcript of a television interview of Du Bois; a copy of an article by Cedric Belfrage on Du Bois.
Peace News. Also: Holland Roberts	1957	Reel 72
Includes a statement by Linus Pauling on nuclear bomb tests.
Reddick, Lawrence D.	1957	Reel 72

Rivera, Diego	1957	Reel 72
Letter to Du Bois calling for his assistance in ursing a halt in nuclear bomb tests.
Ronis, Harry	1957	Reel 72
Enclosing a letter from James Ivy on Du Bois' alliance with the Communists.
Rubin, Louis D., Jr.	1957	Reel 72
Du Bois' recollections of Rutherford B. Hayes and the Slater Fund.
Skinner, Elliott P.	1957	Reel 72
Letter of appreciation to Du Bois.
Smothers, I. A.	1957	Reel 72
Re: The Souls of Black Folk.
Sobell, Helen	1957	Reel 72

Stokes, Anson Phelps	1957	Reel 72

Stuckey, Sterling	1957	Reel 72
Letter of appreciation of Du Bois.
U.S.S.R.	1957	Reel 72
Letter from Du Bois on the 43th anniversary of the Russian Revolution.
United Nations	1957	Reel 72
Re: Du Bois' difficulties in obtaining a passport; a request for a hearing for American Negroes before the U. N.
U.S. Department of State	1957	Reel 72
Re: Du Bois' request. for a passport in order to attend independence ceremonies in Ghana.
U.S. House of Representatives. Also: William L. Dawson, Adam Clayton Powell, Jr.	1957	Reel 72
Re: Du Bois' desire for a passport in order to attend independence ceremonies in Ghana.
U.S. Senate. Also: Thomas C. Hennings, Jr.	1957	Reel 72
Re: Du Bois' request for a passport in order to attend independence ceremonies in Ghana.
U.S. United Nations Delegation. Also: Mary P. Lord	1957	Reel 72
Re: Do Bois' request for a hearing before the U.N. for American Negroes.
U.S. Vice President. Also: Richard M. Nixon	1957	Reel 72
Re: Du Bois' request for a passport in order to attend independence ceremonies in Ghana.
World Peace Council. Also: Verina Duncan Jones	1957	Reel 72

A. General Correspondence, 1958	1958

All African Student Union of the Americas. Also: E. U. Essien-Udom	1958	Reel 73
Re: a conference held in Chicago.
American Committee on Africa. Also: Donald Harrington	1958	Reel 73

American Forum for Socialist Education. Also: A. J. Muste	1958	Reel 73

American Russian Institute. Also: Holland Roberts	1958	Reel 73

American Society of African Culture	1958	Reel 73

Banks, Virginia Perry	1958	Reel 73
Recent news.
Belfrage, Cedric	1958	Reel 73
Tribute to Du Bois from Belfrage
Brockway, Fenner	1958	Reel 73

Chicago (Ill.). Mayor. Also: Richard J. Daley	1958	Reel 73
Birthday testimonial to Du Bois.
Trachtenberg, Alexander. Committee to Defend Alexander Trachtenberg. Also: Robert W. Dunn	1958	Reel 73

Communist Party. National Committee	1958	Reel 73
Letter from Du Bois thanking the Party for gifts and foods for Du Bois' birthday celebration.
Congress on Racial Equality. Also: Lillian Smith	1958	Reel 73

Cotton, Eugenie	1958	Reel 73

Curti, Merle	1958	Reel 73
Du Bois' opinions on kiierican philanthropy and on his past relations with philanthropists.
Davis, Benjamin J., Jr.	1958	Reel 73

de Silva, Rhoda Miller. Rhoda Miller de Silva Committee	1958	Reel 73

Dover, Cedric	1958	Reel 73

Elkin, Kyrle	1958	Reel 73

Fauset, Arthur Huff	1958	Reel 73
Re: Fauset's attempts to publish his novels; Du Bois' comments on the difficulties of Blacks in having their writings published.
Fisk University. Also: Stephen J. Wright, Arna Bontemps	1958	Reel 73

Foreign Affairs. Also: Hamilton Fish Armstrong	1958	Reel 73
Re: a possible article by Du Bois.
Garvey, Amy Ashwood	1958	Reel 73
Re: her biography of Marcus Garvey; Du Bois' comments on his relationship with Garvey and his followers.
Graves, Anna Melissa	1958	Reel 73
Du Bois' coments on the United Nations and a comparison of the U.N. to the League of Nations; recent news; comments on current world events and conditions.
Harper and Brothers. Also: Elizabeth Lawrence	1958	Reel 73
Re: Du Bois' autobiography.
Harper's Magazine. Also: John Fisher	1958	Reel 73

Hooper, Mary Louise	1958	Reel 73
Re: current conditions in South Africa
Hughes, Langston	1958	Reel 73
Copy of a newspaper column by Hughes which he forwarded to Du Bois.
Imes, William Lloyd	1958	Reel 73

Independent Citizens" Committee for Dr. Corliss Lamont	1958	Reel 73
Re: Lamont's candidacy for the U.S. Senate from New York.
International Preparatory Committee for the Fourth World Conference Against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs and for Disarmament.	1958	Reel 73

Iraq-American Universities Graduates	1958	Reel 73
Telegram to Du Bois protesting the landing of troops in Lebanon.
Iraq Medical Professions	1958	Reel 73
Telegram from Iraqi positions protesting a landing of American troops in Lebanon.
Japan Council Against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs	1958	Reel 73

Jerome, V. J.	1958	Reel 73

Johnson, Georgia Douglas	1958	Reel 73

Johnson, Hewlett	1958	Reel 73

Joliot-Curie, Frederic	1958	Reel 73

King, Clennon	1958	Reel 73
Re: Du Bois' views at various times in his career on segregation; concerning Du Bois' attitudes towards Booker T. Washington and Marcus Garvey.
Kuo Mu-jo	1958	Reel 73
Re: Du Bois' recent passport difficulties.
Lamont, Corliss	1958	Reel 73
Re: a possible Du Bois scholarship at Harvard; concerning Lamont's candidacy for the U.S. Senate from New York.
Lorch, Lee	1958	Reel 73
Re: Lorch's dismissal from Fisk University, including correspondence with Charles S. Johnson, Stephen J. Wright and John Hope Franklin.
Mainstream	1958	Reel 73

Marryshow, T. Albert	1958	Reel 73

Melish, William Howard	1958	Reel 73

Merriam, Eve	1958	Reel 73

Montagu, Ivor	1958	Reel 73

Monthly Review. Also: Leo Huberman	1958	Reel 73
Re: possible publication of the final two volumes of Du Bois' trilogy, The Black flame.
Moos, Elizabeth	1958	Reel 73

Mays, Benjamin E.	1958	Reel 73

Murphy, George B.	1958	Reel 73

Nation. Also: Carey McWilliams	1958	Reel 73

N.A.A.C.P. Also: James W. Ivy	1958	Reel 73

National Council of American-Soviet Friendship. Also: Richard krford	1958	Reel 73

National Guardian. Also: James Aronson, Louis E. Burnham	1958	Reel 73
Includes material concerning an article by Francis L. Broderick on Du Bois.
Nearing, Scott	1958	Reel 73

Neruda, Pablo	1958	Reel 73
Letter from Du Bois thanking Neruda for his birthday greetings.
New World Review. Also: Jessica Smith	1958	Reel 73

Nkrumah, Kwame	1958	Reel 73
Re: Du Bois' recent passport difticulties.
University of North Carolina	1958	Reel 73
Re: the disposition of Du Bois' papers.
Padmore, George	1958	Reel 73

Patterson, William L.	1958	Reel 73
Re: a proposed book by Patterson, Du Bois and others on the meaning of the Little Rock, Arkansas school controversy.
Peck, Theodora	1958	Reel 73

Prattis, P. L.	1958	Reel 73
Re: Horace Mann Bond.
Roberts, Holland	1958	Reel 73
Re: the World Peace Council; concerning Roberts' campaign for California State Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Robeson, Paul	1958	Reel 73

Simon, Abbott	1958	Reel 73

Societe Africaine de Culture. Also: Alioune Diop	1958	Reel 73

Southern Conference Educational Fund. Also: Carl Braden, Anne Braden	1958	Reel 73

Soong Ching-ling	1958	Reel 73

Towns, George A.	1958	Reel 73

U.S. Department of the Interior	1958	Reel 73
Re: a planned national monument to Booker T. Washington.
U.S. Library of Congress	1958	Reel 73
Re: the disposition of Du Bois' papers.
Williams, Yolande Du Bois	1958	Reel 73

World Peace Council. Also: Fernand Vigne	1958	Reel 73

A. General Correspondence, 1959	1959

African-American Institute	1959	Reel 73

African-American Students Foundation. Also: Harry Belafonte, Jackie Robinson, Sidney Poitier	1959	Reel 73

African Heritage Exposition. Also: John Henrik Clarke	1959	Reel 73

Afro-American Committee for Gifts of Art and Literature to Ghana	1959	Reel 73

Afro-American Committee for Gifts of Art and Literature to Ghana	1959	Reel 73

Afro-American Heritage Association. Also: Ishmael Flory	1959	Reel 73

American Academy of Arts and Letters. Also: Allan Nevins	1959	Reel 73

American Committee on Africa	1959	Reel 73

American-Russian Institute. Also: Holland Roberts	1959	Reel 73

American Society of African Culture	1959	Reel 73
Report on the second annual conference of the Society.
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History	1959	Reel 73
Re: their fundraising campaign.
Belfrage, Cedric	1959	Reel 73

Bontemps, Arna	1959	Reel 73

Brockway, Fenner	1959	Reel 73

Broderick, Francis L.	1959	Reel 73

Capote, Truman	1959	Reel 73
Re: Capote's possible visit to China.
China Welfare Institute. Also: Sung Ching-ling	1959	Reel 73

Czechoslovak Radio	1959	Reel 73
Statement by Du Bois on disarmament.
Davis, Benjamin J., Jr.	1959	Reel 73

Davis, Jerome	1959	Reel 73

Dover, Cedric	1959	Reel 73

Du Bois, Shirley Graham	1959	Reel 73
Lecture notices
Faculty of Social Science. Also: Herbert Aptheker	1959	Reel 73
Re: sponsorship of the school.
Fisk University. Also: Stephen J. Wright, L. Howard Bennett	1959	Reel 73
Re: the Du Bois lecture series at the University.
Frazier, E. Franklin	1959	Reel 73

Freedman, Blanch	1959	Reel 73
Re: Du Bois' passport, including Freedman's correspondence with the U. S. Department of State on this matter.
German Peace Council	1959	Reel 73

Goldman, Eric F.	1959	Reel 73

Graves, Anna Melissa	1959	Reel 73

Rutherford B. Hayes Foundation	1959	Reel 73
Re: Du Bois' early correspondence with Rutherford B. Hayes.
Hayfron-Benjamin, C. F.	1959	Reel 73

International institute for Peace	1959	Reel 73

International Lenin Prize Committee	1959	Reel 73
Re: the awarding of the Prize to Du Bois.
Isaacs, Harold R.	1959	Reel 73

Johnson, Georgia Douglas	1959	Reel 73

Johnson, Mordecai W.	1959	Reel 73

Journal of Negro History. Also: William M. Brewer	1959	Reel 73
Re: Francis Broderick's biography of Du Bois.
Kent, Rockwell	1959	Reel 73

Kenyatta, Jomo	1959	Reel 73
Letter of greeting to Du Bois; concerning the struggle of African peoples for freedom.
Kenyatta, M. Wambui	1959	Reel 73
Letter to Du Bois from Jom Kenyatta's daughter concerning her father's imprisonment and her activities.
Kuznetsov, V. V.	1959	Reel 73
Re: possible publication of Du Bois' autobiography in the Soviet Union.
Lorch, Lee	1959	Reel 73

McFarlane, Du Bois Williams	1959	Reel 73

Marzani, Carl	1959	Reel 73

Merriam, Eve	1959	Reel 73
Poem sent by Merriam to Du Bois for his birthday
Murphy, George B.	1959	Reel 73

N.A.A.C.P. Also: Roy Wilkins	1959	Reel 73
Re: the 50th anniversary of the organization.
National Council of American-Soviet Friendship. Also: Richard Morford	1959	Reel 73
Message from Du Bois to the annual rally of the group.
National Institute of Arts and Letters	1959	Reel 73

Nearing, Scott	1959	Reel 73
Re: the World Peace Council
New World Review. Also: Jessica Smith	1959	Reel 73
Re: an article by Du Bois for the journal.
Padmore, George	1959	Reel 73

Peck, Theodora	1959	Reel 73

Peking University	1959	Reel 73
Birthday greetings to Du Bois from students of the University.
Reddick, Lawrence D.	1959	Reel 73
Re: a review by Carl T. Rowan of Francis Broderick's biography of Du Bois; concerning Martin Luther King, Jr.
Roback, A. A.	1959	Reel 73
Re: a Du Bois contribution to a commemorative volume for Albert Schweitzer's 85th birthday; concerning African contributions to civilization; concerning the treatment of Jews in the Soviet Mion.
Roberts, Holland	1959	Reel 73
Re: the World Peace Council; concerning the Lenin Prize.
Soviet Peace Committee. Also: Nikolai Tikhonov, Mikhail Kotov	1959	Reel 73

Swingler, Stephen	1959	Reel 73

Tientsin (China) Normal University Students	1959	Reel 73
Greetings from the English Department students.
Towns, George A.	1959	Reel 73

Union of Anti-Fascist Fighters	1959	Reel 73
Correspondence with this Czechoslovakian group about publication in that country of Du Bois' books.
U.S.S.R.	1959	Reel 73
Re: the presentation of the Lenin Prize to Du Bois; a proposal from Du Bois for a scientific study of Africa to be undertaken by the Soviet Union.
U.S. Library of Congress	1959	Reel 73
Re: the disposition of Du Bois' Papers
Williams, Yolande Du Bois	1959	Reel 73

World Peace Council	1959	Reel 73
News releases.
A. General Correspondence, 1960	1960

Ad Hoc Committee to Eliminate the House Un-American Activities Committee. Also: James Imbrie	1960	Reel 74
Re: a petition calling for the elimination of the HUAAC as a standing committee.
Adelman, Lynn	1960	Reel 74
Comment by Du Bois or! Jaws Weldon Johnson.
Africa Institute. Also: Ivan Z. Potekhin	1960	Reel 74
Re: the copying of Du Bois' materials on the Pan-African Congresses for this Soviet Institute; concerning an Encyclopedia Africana proposed by the Institute.
Afro-American Heritage Association. Also: Ishmael Flory	1960	Reel 74
Re: the publication of materials prepared by Du Bois; also containing references to: sit-ins in North Carolina; Alphaeus Hunton; and Horace Mann Bond.
Afro-American Newspapers. Also: George S. Murphy, Jr.	1960	Reel 74
Includes a statement by Du Bois on the establishment of an African Institute in the Soviet Union.
American Academy of Arts and Letters. Also: Allan Nevins	1960	Reel 74

American Committee on Africa	1960	Reel 74

American Russian Institute. Also: Holland Roberts	1960	Reel 74

American-Scholar. Also: Hiram Haydn	1960	Reel 74
Re: the possible publication of selections from Du Bois' autobiography.
Aptheker, Herbert	1960	Reel 74
Re: the publication of the third volume of Du Bois' The Black Flame trilogy.
Atheneum Publishers. Also: Hiram Haydn	1960	Reel 74
Re: Du Boi s' autobiography.
Bernal, John D.	1960	Reel 74

Bontemps, Arna	1960	Reel 74
Birthday greeting to Du Bois.
Brockway, Fenner	1960	Reel 74
Re: Du Bois' plans for an Encyclopedia Africana.
Brooks, Van Wyck	1960	Reel 74

Eleanor Parker Brown	1960	Reel 74
Re: her plans to publish Du Bois' poem: I Sing to China in book form.
Louise E. Burnham Cornnittee. Also: John T. McManus	1960	Reel 74
Includes a message from Du Bois on the life and work of Burnham.
Canadian Peace Congress	1960	Reel 74
Includes a message from Du Bois to that meeting.
Chicago Smith Act Families Committee	1960	Reel 74

Peoples Republic of China. Also: Huan Hsiang	1960	Reel 74

Chou En Lai	1960	Reel 74
Letter from Du Bois concerning the Encyclopedia Africana.
Columbia University. Also: Louis M. Starr	1960	Reel 74
Re: Du Bois' contribution to Columbia's oral history project.
Dangoulov, S. A.	1960	Reel 74
Request for information trom Du Bois on various Arnericans who had net Lenin; and a reply from Du Buis recounting the development of his own ideas about race and class in America.
Danquah, J. B.	1960	Reel 74
Request for Du Bois to read a manuicript concerning Ghana; concerning a previous meeting scheduled between Du Bois and Danquah that was cancelled by Danquah on advice from Ralph Bunche.
Darr, John W., Jr.	1960	Reel 74
Re: Darr's reslgndtion trom the National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy.
Davidson, Basil	1960	Reel 74
Re: Du Bois' plans for an Encyclopedia Africana.
Davis, Ossie and Ruby Dee	1960	Reel 74
Note from Du Bois praising Davis' television play Seven Times Monday.
DeGregory, Hugo. Defense Committee	1960	Reel 74

De Lacy, Hugh	1960	Reel 74
Re: tne Cleveland Taft-Hartley Conspiracy Case.
Diamond, Frieda	1960	Reel 74

Dike, Kenneth	1960	Reel 74
Re: Du Bois' plans for an Encyclopedia Africana.
Dover, Cedric	1960	Reel 74
Re: Dover's book: Negro African Art.
DuBois, Rachel Davis	1960	Reel 74

Du Bois Peace Award Committee. Also: Holland Roberts, Carlton Goodlett	1960	Reel 74
Re: plans for the presentation of the Lenin Peace Prize to Du Bois
Emergency Civil Liberties Committee. Also: Clark Foreman	1960	Reel 74

Ethiopia. Also: Haile Selassie	1960	Reel 74
Letter from Du Bois concerning a speech by Selassie warning Africa not to become dependent on American or European loans.
Faculty of Social Science. Also: Herbert Aptheker	1960	Reel 74

Fair Play for Cuba Committee. Also: Robert Taber. Richard Gibson, Robert F. Williams	1960	Reel 74
Includes correspondence about a possible visit by Du Bois to Cuba.
Fisk University. Also: Arna Bontemps, Stephen J. Wright	1960	Reel 74

Fosbrooke, H. A.	1960	Reel 74
Re: the proposed Encyclopedia Africana
Franklin, John Hope	1960	Reel 74
Re: the proposed Encyclopedia Africana
Frazier, E. Franklin	1960	Reel 74
Re: the proposed Encyclopedia Africana-.
Ghana. Also: Kwame Nkrumah	1960	Reel 74
Re: Du Bois' visit to Ghana upon the establishment of the independence of that country. Various materials include the program for the opening of the Ghanian Par1 iament with Du Bois ' handwritten observations inside the front and back cover. Also included is correspondence concerning the proposed Encyclopedia Africana.
Gold, Mike. Mike Gold Testimonial Committee	1960	Reel 74

Graves, Anna Melissa	1960	Reel 74

Guinier, Genie and Ewart	1960	Reel 74

Hallinan, Vincent	1960	Reel 74

Herskovits, Melville J.	1960	Reel 74
Re: the proposed Encyclopedia Africana.
Hitchcock, Alfred	1960	Reel 74
Letter from Du Bois congratulating Hitchcock on one of his television productions.
Hodgkin, Thomas L.	1960	Reel 74

Hunton, W. A.	1960	Reel 74
Re: Hunton's visit to Guinea, West Africa.
International Institute for Peace. Also: Ferdinand Vigne, V. Chkhikvadze	1960	Reel 74

Japan Council Against the Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs. Also: Kaoru Yasui	1960	Reel 74

Jerome, V. J.	1960	Reel 74

Johnson, Georgia Douglas	1960	Reel 74

Johnson, Hewlett	1960	Reel 74
Re: the proposed Encyclopedia Africana.
King, Martin Luther, Jr.	1960	Reel 74
Re: the work of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference.
Knopf, Alfred A. Also: Angus Cameron	1960	Reel 74
Re: the possible publication of Du Bois' autobiography.
Kuo Mo-jo	1960	Reel 74
Re: the proposed Encyclopedia Africana.
Kuznetsov, V. V.	1960	Reel 74
Re: the Russian edition of Du Bois' trilogy The Black Flame.
Lamont, Corliss	1960	Reel 74

Leakey, Louis S. B.	1960	Reel 74
Re: the proposed Encyclopedia Africana.
Lewis, William Arthur	1960	Reel 74
Re: the proposed Encyclopedia Africana.
Liberty Prometheus Paperback Book Club. Also: Carl Marzani	1960	Reel 74

Logan, Rayford W.	1960	Reel 74
Re: the book: What the Negro Wants.
Lomax, Almena	1960	Reel 74
Re: her desire to write for the Russian press and Du Bois' comments on that possibility.
Lorch, Lee	1960	Reel 74
Re: conditions at Fisk University.
Ly, Abdouldye	1960	Reel 74
Re: the proposed Encyclopedia Africana.
Macek, Joseph. Also: Czechoslovakian Acaderny of Scientes	1960	Reel 74
Re: the proposed Encyclopedia Africana.
McFarlane, Arthur Edward, Jr.	1960	Reel 74
Letter from Du Bois concerning his great-grandson.
McIlvaine, Laura Carr	1960	Reel 74
Re: Du Bois' family history.
Mainstream. Also: Joseph Felshin	1960	Reel 74
Re: the publication of Du Bois Black Flame trilogy.
Marzani, Carl	1960	Reel 74

Mason, Philip	1960	Reel 74
Re: the proposed Encyclopedia Africana
Massachusetts Review. Also: F. C. Ellert	1960	Reel 74
Re: the publication of an autobiographical article by Du Bois.
Mathew, Gervase	1960	Reel 74
Re: the proposed Encycloyedia Africana.
Mayfield, Julian	1960	Reel 74
Re: Mayfield's book: The Grand Parade.
Merriam, Eve	1960	Reel 74
Includes a copy of a poem sent by Merriam.
Moore, Robert J.	1960	Reel 74
Includes Du Bois' answer to several questions on Reconstruction and the participation of Blacks in politics.
Moos, Elizabeth	1960	Reel 74

Morgan State College	1960	Reel 74
Re: an honorary degree awarded Du Bois.
Moss, Carlton	1960	Reel 74
Re: the production of a film on Du Bois.
Murphy, George B.	1960	Reel 74

Musee Royal de L"Afrique Centrale. Also: Lucien Cohen	1960	Reel 74
Re: the proposed Encyclopedia Africana.
Nash, Roy	1960	Reel 74

N.A.A.C.P. Also: Roy Wilkins	1960	Reel 74

National Council of American-Soviet Friendship. Also: Richard Morford	1960	Reel 74

National Guardian. Also: Louis Burnham, James Aronson, John McManus	1960	Reel 74
Includes a letter to the editor from Du Bois commenting on recent speeches at the United Nations by Dwight Eisenhower and Fidel Castro and convnents on the 1960 Presidential elections in the U.S.
Nelson, Truman	1960	Reel 74

New Haven Friends of Willard Uphaus Committee. Also: Willard Uphaus	1960	Reel 74

Nigeria	1960	Reel 74
Invitation to Nnamdi Azikiwe's inauguration as Governor-General
Nigerian Trade Union Congress	1960	Reel 74
Re: a possible Pan-African trade union movement.
Norris, Edita	1960	Reel 74

Nosek, Marie	1960	Reel 74
Statement by Du Bois on Rabindrdnath Tagore.
Oliver, Roland	1960	Reel 74
Re: the proposed Encyclopedia Africana.
Pankhurst, Richard	1960	Reel 74
Re: the proposed Encyclopedia Africana.
Partington, Paul G.	1960	Reel 74
Re: research on a Du Bois bibliography.
Patuawa-Knowles, Luelyn	1960	Reel 74
Re: the Maori in New Zealand.
Peoples World. Also: Al Richmond	1960	Reel 74
Regarding a greeting from Du Bois to Charlotta Bass.
Perham, Margery	1960	Reel 74
Re: the proposed Encyclopedia Africana.
Phillips, Waldo B.	1960	Reel 74
Nomination of Du Bois for the Nobel Peace Prize.
Political Affairs. Also: Herbert Aptheker	1960	Reel 74

Presence Africaine. Also: Alioune Diop	1960	Reel 74
Re: the proposed Encyclopedia Africana as well as a poem Du Bois wrote on Ghana.
Radio Moscow	1960	Reel 74
Du Bois' opinions of the highlights of 1960 and his wishes for 1961.
Reddick, Lawrence D.	1960	Reel 74
Re: Reddick's dismissal from Alabama State College.
Redding, J. Saunders	1960	Reel 74
Re: a new edition of The Souls of Black Folk.
Rekate, Dana F.	1960	Reel 74
Re: statehood for Puerto Rico.
Religious Freedom Committee, Inc. Also: William Howard Melish	1960	Reel 74
Re: the Willard Uphaus case.
Richards, Audrey	1960	Reel 74
Re: the proposed Encyclopedia Africana.
Roback, A. A.	1960	Reel 74
Re: an article Du Bois prepared for a memorial volume on Albert Schweitzer.
Roberts, Holland	1960	Reel 74

Russell, Bertrand	1960	Reel 74
Re: the proposed Encyclopedia Africana.
Science and Society. Also: Eugene D. Genovese	1960	Reel 74

Seven Seas Publishers	1960	Reel 74
Re: the publication of a Du Bois Reader
Simon, Abbott	1960	Reel 74

Sobell, Helen	1960	Reel 74

Societe Africaine de Culture. Also: Alioune Diop	1960	Reel 74

Southern Conference Educational Fund. Also: William Howard Melish	1960	Reel 74

Soviet Peace Committee. Also: Nikolai Tikhonov	1960	Reel 74

Spector, Norma	1960	Reel 74
Re: Manolis Glezos.
Spelman College. Also: Howard Zinn	1960	Reel 74
Invitation for Du Bois to speak at Spelman.
Studies on the Left	1960	Reel 74
Request for Du Bois' support for this new journal.
Tagore Centenary Peace Festival	1960	Reel 74
Includes Du Bois' recounting of a meeting with Rabindranath Tagore.
Tass	1960	Reel 74
Includes an article by Du Bois concerning his hopes for 1961.
Thompson, Gertrude Caton	1960	Reel 74
Re: the Encyclopedia Africana.
U.S.S.R. Also: Mikhail Menshikou	1960	Reel 74
Re: the presentation of the Lenin Peace Prize to Du Bois.
U.S. Library of Congress	1960	Reel 74
Regarding the disposition of Du Bois' personal papers.
U.S. State Department. Passport Office	1960	Reel 74
Re: the cancellation of Du Bois' passport.
Uphaus, Willard	1960	Reel 74
Re: the Toronto Peace Meeting and Uphaus' imprisonment.
Wilkerson, Doxey A.	1960	Reel 74

Williams, Eric	1960	Reel 74
Re: the proposed Encyclopedia Africana.
Williams, Yolande Du Bois	1960	Reel 74

World Federation of Democratic Youth	1960	Reel 74

World Fellowship. Also: Ola H. Uphaus	1960	Reel 74

World Peace Council	1960	Reel 74
News releases.
Miscellaneous materials including a list of Du Bois' speeches (1957-60), greeting cards and Du Bois' passport.	1960	Reel 74

A. General Correspondence, 1961	1961

Action for South Africa. Also: Thomas L. Roberts	1961	Reel 74

Ad Hoc Committee. Also: James Imbrie	1961	Reel 74
Re: opposition to the House Un-American Activities Committee.
Africa Institute. Also: Ivan Potekhin	1961	Reel 74
Re: the Pan-African Congress and Du Bois' Encyclopedia Africana.
Ahmed, Jamal Mohamed	1961	Reel 74
Re: the Encyclopedia Africana.
American Russian Institute. Also: Holland Roberts	1961	Reel 74
Re: the recent Latin American Conference for National Independence, Economic Freedom and Peace.
Aptheker, Bettina	1961	Reel 74

Aptheker, Herbert	1961	Reel 74

Aslan, Anna	1961	Reel 74
Re: Du Bois' treatment at Rumania's Institute of Geriatrics.
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History. Also: William M. Brewer, Charles H. Wesley	1961	Reel 74
Re: the Encyciopedia Africana.
Atlanta University. Also: Horace Mann Bond, Rushton Coulborn	1961	Reel 74
Re: the Encyclopedia Africana.
Auda, Abdel Malik	1961	Reel 74
Re: the Encyclopedia Africana.
Authors Guild. Also: Stout, Rex	1961	Reel 74

Baldwin, Lillian	1961	Reel 75

Barsky, Edward K. Reception Committee	1961	Reel 75

Belafonte, Harry	1961	Reel 75
Form letter to Du Bois concerning Martin Luther King, Jr.
Benn, B. H.	1961	Reel 75
Re: the Encyclopedia Africana.
Black Christ Movement	1961	Reel 75
Information on this organization.
Braithwaite, William Stanley	1961	Reel 75
Birthday greetings to Du Bois.
Brown, Emma W.	1961	Reel 75
Re: the influence of Samuel A. Armstrong and William H. Baldwin on Booker T. Washington.
Burros, Robert J.	1961	Reel 75
Re: Du Bois' membership in the Communist Party.
Cappelli, John	1961	Reel 75
Du Bois' thoughts on the development of an American Labor Party.
Belfield-Clarke, C.	1961	Reel 75
Re: Henry Sylvester Will iams and the Pan-African movement.
Columbia University. Also: Louis M. Starr	1961	Reel 75
Re: an oral history interview of Du Bois.
Committee to Aid the Monroe (N.C.) Defendants	1961	Reel 75
Re: Robert F. Williams.
Molina, Francisco. Committee to Defend Francisco Molina	1961	Reel 75

Sobell, Morton. Committee to Secure Justice for Morton Sobell. Also: Helen Sobell	1961	Reel 75

Communist Party, U.S.A. Also: Gus Hall	1961	Reel 75
Re: Du Bois' past attitude towards Communism and the reasons for his present desire to join the Party.
Communist Party. Negro Commission. Also: William L. Patterson, Claude Lightfoot	1961	Reel 75

Cowan, L. Gray	1961	Reel 75
Re: the Encyclopedia Africana.
Crusaders for Freedom	1961	Reel 75
Re: Robert F. Williams
Dabney, Thomas L.	1961	Reel 75

Davidson, Basil	1961	Reel 75
Re: the Encyclopedia Africana
Diton, Carl	1961	Reel 75

Douglass High School	1961	Reel 75
Re: the death of Yolande Du Bois Williams
Dunham, Barrows	1961	Reel 75

Du Bois, Shirley Graham	1961	Reel 75

Fair Play for Cuba Committee. Also: Richard Gibson	1961	Reel 75
Re: the work of this group.
Fisk University. Also: Arna Bontemps	1961	Reel 75
Re: Du Bois' papers and library
Forbes, Kenneth Kipley	1961	Reel 75
Form letter from Forbes and others concerning the Supreme Court's upholding of the Internal Security Act of 1950.
Ghana. Also: Kwame Nkrunrah, Alex Quaison-Sackey	1961	Reel 75
Re: the Encyclopedia Africana;concerning Du Bois' move to Ghana.
Ghana Academy of Learning. Also: E. A. Boateng, A. A. Kwapong	1961	Reel 75
Re: plans for Du Bois' work on the Encyclopedia Africana.
Goshal, Kumar	1961	Reel 75
Re: developments in Ghana.
Graves, Anna Melissa	1961	Reel 75

Guinea. Also: Sekou Toure	1961	Reel 75
Re: the Encyclopedia Africana.
Hunton, W. A.	1961	Reel 75
Recent news; concerning the Encyclopedia Africana
Imes, William Lloyd	1961	Reel 75

India. Also: Jawaharlal Nehru	1961	Reel 75
Letter from Du Bois concerning the Encyclopedia Africana.
International Institute for Peace. Also: V. Chkhikvadze, Fernand Vigne	1961	Reel 75
Re: the Latin American Conference for National Independence, Economic Freedom and Peace; concerning developments in Vietnam; concerning other aspects of the group's interests.
Izvestiia	1961	Reel 75

Jaffe, Bernard	1961	Reel 75
Re: Du Bois' will
Cheddi Jagan	1961	Reel 75
Re: developments in British Guiana.
Johnson, Georgia Douglas	1961	Reel 75

Johnson, Oakley C.	1961	Reel 75
Du Bois' recollections of his early interest in socialism and the influence of that philosophy on the NAACP.
Julien, Charles-Andre	1961	Reel 75
Re: the Encyclopedia Africana
Kamel, Murad	1961	Reel 75
Re: the Encyclopedia Africana
Kent, Rockwell	1961	Reel 75
Includes a copy of a letter from Richard Morford to Kent on the effects of the Supreme Court decision about the Communist Party on the National Council of American-Soviet Friendship.
Kenyatta, Jomo	1961	Reel 75
Letter from tlu Bois on the Encyclopedia Africana.
Kuo Mo-jo	1961	Reel 75
Re: the Encyclopedia Africana
Kuznetsov, V. V.	1961	Reel 75
Re: Du Bois' decision to join the Communist Party.
Lewis, William Arthur	1961	Reel 75
Re: the Encyclopedia Africana
Liberation. Also: A. J. Muste	1961	Reel 75

Liberty Book Club. Also: Carl Marzani	1961	Reel 75
Re: possible publication of Du Bois' books.
Lindsay, Barbara	1961	Reel 75
Re: a possible new Niagara movement, with Du Bois' opinions of current Negro leaders.
Lochard, Meta	1961	Reel 75

Logan, Rayford W.	1961	Reel 75
Birthday greetings to Du Bois.
Lorch, Lee	1961	Reel 75

McCanns, David Graham	1961	Reel 75
Re: the Encyclopedia Africana.
McFarlane, Du Bois	1961	Reel 75

Mali. Also: President Modibo Keita	1961	Reel 75
Invitation to a conference on Neo Colonialism.
Marzani, Carl	1961	Reel 75

Massachusetts Review. Also: Sidney Kaplan	1961	Reel 75

Mboya, Tom	1961	Reel 75
Re: the Encyclopedia Africana.
Merriam, Eve	1961	Reel 75
Poem from Merriam for Du Bois' birthday.
Moos, Elizabeth	1961	Reel 75

Murphy, George B.	1961	Reel 75

Nash, Roy	1961	Reel 75

National Assembly for Democratic Rights	1961	Reel 75
Re: the decision of the Supreme Court upholding the Internal Security Act of 1950.
National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy. Also: Harry Emerson Fosdick	1961	Reel 75

Nearing, Scott	1961	Reel 75

Nelson, Truman	1961	Reel 75

Nigeria. Also: Nnamdi Azikiwe	1961	Reel 75
Re: a pamphlet by Du Bois on Nigeria.
Odinga, Oginga	1961	Reel 75
Re: Jomo Kenyatta.
Oliver, Elizabeth	1961	Reel 75
Re: the death of Yolande Du Bois Williams.
Pankhurst, Richard	1961	Reel 75
Re: the Encyclopedia Africana.
Partington, Paul G.	1961	Reel 75
Re: his research on Du Bois.
Pauling, Linus	1961	Reel 75
Statement from Pauling opposing the spread of nuclear weapons
Pickett, Clarence E.	1961	Reel 75
Re: an appeal to the U. S. President for the pardon of Frank Wilkinson and Carl Braden.
Pomerantz, Charlotte	1961	Reel 75
Re: the origin of the term Pan African.
Roback, A. A.	1961	Reel 75
Re: an article by Du Bois on Albert Schweitzer.
Rogovin, Milton	1961	Reel 75
Re: his project to photograph store-front Negro churches in Buffalo, New York.
Science and Society. Also: Eugene D. Genovese	1961	Reel 75
Statement from Du Bois or; the journal
Seven Seas Publishers. Also: Gertrude Gelbin Heym	1961	Reel 75
Re: the publication of a Du Bois Reader.
Shibeika, Mekki	1961	Reel 75
Re: the Encyclopedia Africana.
Societe Africaine de Culture. Also: Alioune Diop	1961	Reel 75

Soviet Peace Committee	1961	Reel 75
Re: C. B. and Lillian Baldwin
Tanganyika. Also: Julius Nyerere	1961	Reel 75
Re: the Encyclopedia Africana.
Trinidad	1961	Reel 75
Re: Henry Sylvester Williams and his work in the Pan-African movement.
Wallerstein, Immanuel	1961	Reel 75
Du Bois' criticisms of his paper on Pan Africanism.
Williams, Robert F.	1961	Reel 75
Re: a proposed declaration of complaint from Afro-Americans to the United Nations.
Williams, Yolande Du Bois	1961	Reel 75

World Peace Council. Also: J. D. Bernal, Isabelle Blurne	1961	Reel 75

A. General Correspondence, 1962	1962

Africa Institute. Also: Ivan Potekhin	1962	Reel 75
Re: plans for the Encyclopedia Africana.
African Communist. Also: Ellis Bowles	1962	Reel 75

African National Congress. Also: Chief Albert John Luthuli	1962	Reel 75
Re: the Encyclopedia Africana.
Allott, Anthony	1962	Reel 75
Re: the Encydopedia Africana.
Apter, David E.	1962	Reel 75
Re: the Encyclopedia Africana.
Aptheker, Bettina	1962	Reel 75
Recent news.
Aptheker, Herbert	1962	Reel 75

Aslan, Anna	1962	Reel 75
Re: Du Bois' health.
Bambotte, Makombo	1962	Reel 75
Re: the Encyclopedia Afriqds.
Blyden, W. E.	1962	Reel 75
Re: the Encyclopedia Africana.
Brausch, Georges	1962	Reel 75
Re: the Encyclopedia Africana.
Cabot, Jean	1962	Reel 75
Re: the Encyclopedia Africana.
China	1962	Reel 75
Communication from W. E. B. and Shirley Graham Du Bois to the Chinese people thanking them for their help in leading opposition to the attempt of the U.S. to outlaw the Communist Party.
Dover, Maureen	1962	Reel 75
Re: Cedric Dover
Ecole Nationale des Langues Orientales Vivantes	1962	Reel 75
Re: the Encyclopedia Africana.
Ethiopia. Also: Haile Selassie	1962	Reel 75
Letter from Du Bois on the Encyclogedia Africana.
Friedland, William H.	1962	Reel 75
Re: the Encyclopedia Africana.
Ghana. Also: Kwame Nkrumah	1962	Reel 75
Re: Du Bois' work on the Encyclopedia Africana.
Ghana Academy of Sciences. Also: E. A. Boateng, W. A. Hunton	1962	Reel 75
Re: plans for and work on the Encyclopedia Africana.
Guinea. Also: Sekou Toure concerning W. A. Hunton's possible work for the Encyclopedia Africana.	1962	Reel 75

Hunton, W. A.	1962	Reel 75
Re: his work as an assistant on the Encyclopedia Africana project.
International Congress of Africanists	1962	Reel 75

International Institute for Peace. Also: V. Chkhikvadze	1962	Reel 75
Re: plans for a World Peace Council delegation to visit African countries.
Johnson, Georgia Douglas	1962	Reel 75

Lorch, Lee	1962	Reel 75

Nigeria. Also: Nnamdi Azikiwe	1962	Reel 76
Letter from Du Bois concerning the Encyclopedia Africana.
Pankhurst, Richard	1962	Reel 76
Re: the Encyclopedia Africana.
Porter, Arthur T.	1962	Reel 76
Re: the Encyclopedia Africana.
Seven Seas Publishers. Also: Gertrude Gelbin Heym	1962	Reel 76
Re: a Du Bois Reader.
Spingarn, Arthur B.	1962	Reel 76

United Arab Republic Cultural Centre. Also: Abdul Aziz Abdul Haqq Hilmy	1962	Reel 76
Re: the Encyclopedia Africana.
Woddis, Jack	1962	Reel 76
Re: the Encyclopedia Africana.
World Peace Council	1962	Reel 76

A. General Correspondence, 1963	1963

Accra (Ghana). Assembly	1963	Reel 76
Re: the death of Du Bois.
All-India Peace Council	1963	Reel 76
Re: the death of Du Bois.
Aptheker, Herbert	1963	Reel 76
Re: the death of Du Bois.
Association of Surinam Students in Amsterdam	1963	Reel 76
Re: the death of Du Bois.
Belfrage, Cedric	1963	Reel 76
Re: the death of Du Bois.
Ben Bella, Ahmed	1963	Reel 76
Re: the death of Du Bois.
Bontemps, Arna	1963	Reel 76
Re: the death of Du Bois.
British Guiana. Also: Cheddi Jagan	1963	Reel 76
Re: the death of Du Bois.
China. Also: Mao Tse-tung, Chou En-lai, Soong Ching-ling	1963	Reel 76
Re: the death of Du Bois.
Communist Party, U.S.A.	1963	Reel 76
Re: the death of Du Bois.
Davis, Benjamin J., Jr. Also: Gus Hall	1963	Reel 76
Re: the death of Du Bois.
Elkin, Kyrle	1963	Reel 76
Re: the death of Du Bois.
Ghana Academy of Sciences. Also: W. A. Hunton	1963	Reel 76
Re: the Encyclopedia Africana.
Stefan and Gertrude Gelbin Heym	1963	Reel 76
Re: the death of Du Bois.
Hughes, Langston	1963	Reel 76
Re: the death of Du Bois.
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen"s Union. Also: Harry Bridges	1963	Reel 76
Re: the death of Du Bois.
Jackson, Esther Cooper	1963	Reel 76
Re: the death of Du Bois.
Kenyatta, Jomo	1963	Reel 76
Re: the death of Du Bois.
Kuo Mo-jo	1963	Reel 76
Re: the death of Du Bois.
Kuznetsov, V. V.	1963	Reel 76
Re: the death of Du Bois.
Melish, William Howard	1963	Reel 76
Address given at d nlemorial service for DU Bois.
Moos, Elizabeth	1963	Reel 76
Re: the death of Du Bois.
National Institute of Arts and Letters. Also: Malcolm Cowley	1963	Reel 76
Re: the death of Du Bois.
Nigeria. Also: Nnamdi Azikiwe	1963	Reel 76

North Vietnam. Also: Ho Chi-Minh	1963	Reel 76
Re: the death of Du Bois.
Roberts, Holland	1963	Reel 76
Re: the death of Du Bois.
Robeson, Paul	1963	Reel 76
Re: the death of Du Bois.
Simon, Abbott	1963	Reel 76
Re: the death of Du Bois.
Soviet Peace Committee	1963	Reel 76
Re: the death of Du Bois.
Strong, Anna Louise	1963	Reel 76
Re: the death of Du Bois.
U.S.S.R. Also: Nikita Khrushchev	1963	Reel 76
Birthday greetings to Du Bois; on the death of Du Bois.
Winston, Henry	1963	Reel 76
Re: the death of Du Bois.
World Peace Council. Also: J. D. Bernal	1963	Reel 76: 401
Re: the death of Du Bois.
A. General Correspondence, 1964	1964

Du Bois Memorial Committee. Also: Ossie Davis	1964	Reel 76: 524

McIlvaine, Laura Carr	1864	Reel 76: 525
Correspondence with Shirley Graham Du Bois.
A. General Correspondence, 1965	1965

Miscellaneous Material	1965	Reel 76: 529

A. General Correspondence, undated	n.d.

Alpha Phi Alpha	n.d.	Reel 76: 537

American Committee on Africa. Also: John Gunther, James A. Pike	n.d.	Reel 76: 558

American Peace Crusade	n.d.	Reel 76: 567

Atlanta University. Also: John Hope	n.d.	Reel 76: 574
Memo concerning American Negroes and labor unions
Bellegarde, Dantes	n.d.	Reel 76: 584

Fast, Howard	n.d.	Reel 76: 699

Johnson, J. Rosamond	n.d.	Reel 76: 747

Nash, Roy	n.d.	Reel 76: 797

N.A.A.C.P.	n.d.	Reel 76: 806
Various materials.
Robeson, Paul	n.d.	Reel 76: 910
Statement from Robeson concerning a crusade against lynching.
Simon, Kathleen	n.d.	Reel 76: 915

Society of African Culture	n.d.	Reel 76: 917

Southern Conference Educational Fund	n.d.	Reel 76: 936
Booklet concerning prejudice.
Strong, Sydney	n.d.	Reel 76: 959
Statement from Du Bois concerning the working of democracy in America.
Ure, Mary	n.d.	Reel 76: 1025

Women's International League for Peace and Freedom	n.d.	Reel 76: 1056

Personal materials	n.d.	Reel 77: 285
Including notes, statements, financial items, lecture and appointment schedules, programs, correspondence with Du Bois' secretaries and assistants and other personal items. Arranged by year.

Cite as: W.E.B. Du Bois Papers (MS 312). Special Collections and University Archives, W.E.B. Du Bois Library, University of Massachusetts Amherst.