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Register of the Joseph Freeman Papers 1904-1966
Register of the Joseph Freeman Papers 1904-1966Hoover Institution Archives
Stanford University
Stanford, California
- Hoover Institution Archives
- Stanford University
- Stanford, California 94305-6010
- Phone: (650) 723-3563
- Fax: (650) 725-3445
- Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
- Processed by:
- Rebecca J. Mead
- Date Completed:
- 1993
- Encoded by:
- Hernán Cortés
|1897, October 9
|Born, Piratin, Poltawa, Ukraine
|Emigrated to the United States
|A.B., Columbia University
|Reporter, Chicago Tribune and New York Daily News (in Paris and London)
|Assistant Editor, Liberator
|Publicity Director, American Civil Liberties Union
|Author, Dollar Diplomacy (with Scott Nearing)
|Correspondent for Tass (intermittent)
|Co-founder and Editor, New Masses
|Trip to Russia as New Masses Moscow correspondent
|Trip to Mexico as New Masses Mexico correspondent Married Ione Robinson
|Author, Voices of October (with Joshua Kunitz and Louis Lozowick)
|Editor, New Masses
|Speaking and fund-raising trips in the United States for the John Reed Clubs and the Communist Party, including accompanying Boris Pilynak to Hollywood (1931) and Henri Barbusse on a tour of the Midwest (1933)
|Author, The Soviet Worker
|Divorced Ione Robinson
|Co-founder, Partisan Review
|Author, American Testament
|Editor, New Masses
|Attended Mexican Writers Conference as delegate of the League of American Writers
|Married Charmion von Wiegand
|Left the Communist Party
|Publicity Director, American Civil Liberties Union
|Author, Never Call Retreat
|Researcher, Information Please (radio show), including a U.S.O. tour in the summer of 1945
|Author, The Long Pursuit
|Publicity Director, Poet's Theatre
|Staff member, Edward L. Bernays (public relations firm)
|Staff member, Executive Research, Inc. (public relations firm)
|1965 August 8
|Died, New York City
Container List
Scope and Content Note
General. Notes and miscellany, n.d.
Addresses and business cards, n.d.
Appointment books and diaries
Biographical sketches and resumes, 1930-1965
Clippings, 1933-1965.
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Identification cards, 1920-1962
Invitations, 1934-1964
Miscellaneous notebooks. For more clearly compositional notes,
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ca. 1918-1940
Death. Certificate and condolence letters, 1965
Employment. Correspondence, 1940-1957.
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Freedman, Isaac. Letter and miscellany, 1904-1938
Freedman, Stella. Letters and miscellany, 1940-1951
Finances. Correspondence, bank statements, account books, legal and tax documents, 1930-1966
Health. Medical records, 1939-1965
Marriage. Divorce documents, letter, and marriage license, 1932-1937
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General. Unidentified
General, 1920-1969
Chronological, 1915-1965
Alphabetical miscellaneous, 1918-1965
Aaron, Daniel, 1955-1965
Abel, Lionel, 1963.
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Abrahamsen, David, 1961
Abrams, Charles, 1948-1959
Abrams, Ruth, 1962
Adler, Nathan, 1933-1936
Adomian, Lan, 1939
Aisen, Maurice and Gid Cary, 1934-1955
Albee, George, 1938-1954.
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Alberto, Elise, 1933-1934
Alberts, Julien, 1942-1945
Aldin, Peter, 1955
Allen, Devere, 1937
Amberg, Ruth, 1924
American Institute of Public Opinion (George Gallup), 1953
American League of Ex-Servicemen, 1935
Americas, 1935.
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Amussen, Theodore S., 1947-1956.
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Anderson, Regina, 1925
Anderson, Sherwood, 1932-1933
Andrews, Martin, 1942
Anshen, Ruth Nanda, 1954
Anthony, John J. and Etille, 1945-1964
Archer, Alma, 1936
Arendt, Hannah, 1953-1955.
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Arens, Egmont, 1951-1955
Arnold, Maria and Alex Rado, 1938-1941.
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Aronoff, Jacob, 1939
Arvin, Newton, 1932
Ausubel, Bertha, 1925
Authors Club, 1940-1946
Bach, Federico, 1931-1958
Badash, Joseph, 1935
Bakshy, Alexander, 1932-1934
Balbalian, Joe, 1951-1956
Baldwin, Roger, 1924-1964.
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Balkin, Harry H., 1938
Ballou, Jenny, 1943-1946
Barbusse, Henri, 1933-1934
Barjansky, Katya, 1941
Barnes, Keith, 1965.
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Barnes, Morris, 1935-1936
Barton, V. M., 1943
Basshe, Em Jo, 1931
Bavly, Ben and Bessie, 1933
Bayer, Max, 1943
Beals, Carleton, 1931-1951
Beard, Mary Ritter, 1948
Bedacht, Max, 1925
Bedard, Pierre, 1951
Behre, Edwine, 1955-1956
Bell, Daniel, 1951
Bendiner, Robert, 1940-1961
Benedict, Libbian, 1924-1926.
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Benet, Mrs. Stephen Vincent, 1943
Ben-Or, Judith, 1945
Benjamin Lehv, Florence, 1939
Benouville, Guillain de, 1947
Bernadete, M. J., 1940
Bernstien, Oscar and Rebecca [Drucker], 1931-1964
Beskin, Ossip, 1935
Bessie, Alvah, 1939
Best Maugard, Adolfo, n.d.
Betancourt, Romulo, 1937
Beyer, Mary, 1940-1941
Billington, Ray A., 1953
Black, Harriet, 1935
Black, Helen, 1925-1940
Blake, Pat, 1962-1963
Blankfort, Mike, 1934-1947
Blanshard, Julia, 1931
Blanshard, Paul, n.d.
Blay, Helen, 1939-1940
Blech, Bill, 1937-1938
Blitzstein, Marc, 1938
Block, Harry, 1934-1940
Block, Lou, n.d.
Bobby, Lettice (sister of Ivy Litvinov), 1959
Boissevain, Eugene, 1937
Boorstin, Ruth, 1941
Borowitz, Lena, 1922-1923
Bourke-White, Margaret, ca. 1931-1963
Bovingdon, John, 1932-1934.
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Bowen, Stirling, 1939
Bower, Warren, 1935-1937
Braca, Marjorie and Ernest, 1935
Brand, Jean, 1938
Bransten, Richard, 1934-1935
Brant, Neil, 1931-1934.
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Breines, Simon, 1933-1934
Breger, Etta, 1951
Brenner, Anita, 1953-1958.
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Brian, Rebecca, 1925
Bright, John, 1933-1944
Bright, Rose, n.d.
Broch, Hermann, 1941-1947
Bromberg, J. Edward, 1936-1937
Browder, Earl, 1932-1961.
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Brown, Clarice F., 1941
Brown, Esther, 1958
Brown, Natalie, 1924-1925
Brown, Neil, 1925
Browne, Jane, 1951
Bruch, Hilde, 1952-1957.
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Bruwer, Andre, 1938
Bull, Rosemarie, 1953-1958
Bunin, Louis and Alice, 1929-1931
Burnham, Grace, 1924
Burr, Jane, 1947-1949
Calder, Alexander, 1954
Calderon, Jose, 1934
Calverton, V. F., 1923-1932
Cannon, James P., 1963
Cantwell, Robert, 1941
Capouya, Emile, 1961-1963
Carmon, Walter, 1932-1934
Casals, Pablo, 1955
Cassidy, James B., 1941-1949
Castle, Beatrice, 1929-1946
Causey, James H., 1938.
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Cerf, Bennett, 1938-1956.
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Chamberlain, John, 1939-1940
Chambers, Whittaker, 1931?
Charak, Walter and Amy, 1939-1964
Chase, Stuart, 1932
Cheifetz, Sonia, 1921
Cherne, Leo, 1947-1953
Childs, Richard Storrs, 1940
Chramroff, Comrade, 1923
Clark, Blake, 1935
Clark, Joe, 1957
Clark, Judy, 1963
Cohen, Elliot E., 1946-1952
Cohen, Helen, 1938-1939
Cohen, Lester, 1934
Cohen, Mildred, 1935-1937
Cohen, Morris, 1935-1949
Cole, Gordon and Mal Stuart, 1935-1940
Conrad, Earl, 1956-1957
Contreras, Carlos (Vittorio Vidali), 1932
Copley, Al, 1962-1964
Corey, Lewis (Louis C. Fraina) and Esther, 1933-1963.
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Coslow, Judith, 1934
Cousins, Norman, 1941-1963
Cowley, Malcolm, 1932-1957
Craig, Jean, 1963
Crichton, Kyle (Robert Forsythe), 1931-1940
Croll, June, 1932
Crone, Harry, n.d.
Daily Worker, 1925-1936. Includes correspondence with Bill Dunne, Gertrude Haessler, Helen Sheriden, Marguerite Young, Seymour Waldman and others
Daixel, S., 1921
Dana, Harry W. L., 1933-1938.
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Daniell, Blanche, 1947
Darcy, Sam, 1933-1958
Davies, Joseph E., 1943-1944
Davis, Anna N., 1925
Davis, Daniel L., 1943
Davis, H. David, 1952
Davis, Jerome, 1930
Davis [Rosenblum], Tobe, 1945-1953.
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Davison, Dr., 1950-1953
Dayal, Rajah, 1953
De Antonio, Emile, 1963
Decter, Moshe, 1955-1956
Dehn, Adolf, n.d.
DeLappe, W. R., 1933-1934
Dell, Floyd, 1921-1964.
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1921-1951 May
1951 June-1952 Dec.
1953 Feb.-1964
Dennen, Leon, n.d.
Denoyer, Pierre, 1921
De Toledano, Ralph, 1941
Detzer, Dorothy, 1938-1939
Digest and Review, 1945
Dinamov, Sergei, 1927-ca. 1938.
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Diz, Ricardo, 1934
Doesburg, Nellie van, 1945-1951
Dorais, Bill, 1963-1965
Douglas, Helen, 1952-1953
Draper, Theodore, 1938-1964.
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Dreiser, Theodore, 1931
Drucker, Esther and Dave, 1935-1957
Dublin, Frances, n.d.
Duc, Carlos le, 1937
Duchamp, Marcel, 1947
Duke, Ellen Hess, 1949
Dunlop, Charles, 1957-1959
Dunlop, Lane, 1964
Dunn, Robert, 1925-1935
Dunne, Edith Hart, 1934
Dunne, William, n.d.
Dupee, Fred, 1937
Durant, Kenneth, 1932-1940.
Scope and Content Note
Duranty, Walter, 1944
Dusanne, Zoe, 1947-1965
Earle, Edward M., 1919-1949
Eastman, Crystal, 1924
Eastman, Max, ca. 1923-1962
Eddy, Harriet G., 1927-1938
Edelman, John, 1924-1948
Edman, Irwin, 1919-1954.
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Edward McDowell Association, 1957-1961
Eichen, Claus L., 1937
Eisenberg, Emanuel, 1936
Eisenstein, Sergei, 1927-1956.
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Eisler, Hanns, 1938-1940.
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Ellis, Ethel and Fred, 1938-1940
Elsmie, Dorine, 1921-1922.
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Emmart, A. D. and Ruth, 1923-1932
Enamorado y Cuesta, Jose, 1938-1939
Enters, Agna, 1937
Epstein, Ida, 1941
Ernst, Morris, 1939-1952
Erskine, Dorothy, 1933-1934
Erskine, Florence, 1933
Eskenaz, Mina, 1933-1934
Estorick, Ely, 1934
Estorick, Eric, 1950-1963
Ettinger, Eve, 1943
Evans, Ernestine (Mrs. Kenneth Durant), 1928-1959.
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Ewart, Elise ("Hedda"), 1926-1938
Ewart, Minna, 1936-1940.
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Fadiman, Clifton, 1945-1955.
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Fadiman, William, 1939
Falkowski, Edward J., 1926-1930
Farrell, James T., 1949-1958.
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Fearing, Kenneth, 1935.
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Feibleman, James K., 1947-1963
Feist, Ray, 1944-1945
Felsen, Henry and family, 1936-1939
Fennington, Sylvia, 1933-1935
Fensterwald, Elaine, 1954
Fernsworth, Lawrence, 1941
Field, Alice Withrow, 1932
Finkelstein, Louis, 1954
Fischer, George, 1939?-1958
Fischer, Louis, ca. 1925-1958.
Scope and Content Note
Fisher, H. H., 1933-1935
Fitts, Norman, n.d.
Fleisher, Alexander, 1934
Flexner, Agnes Halsey, 1949
Flores, Angel, 1938-1939
Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley, ca. 1925-1937
Folsom, Frank and Mary Elting, 1937-1939
Frank, Nelson, 1935
Frank, Waldo, 1925-1934
Frank, Walter, 1951
Freedman [Feynman] [Lapidus], Anne, 1920-1961.
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Freedman, Isaac and Stella, 1917-ca. 1950
Freedman, Nathaniel, 1924-1957
Freedman, Marion.
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Freedman, Selma.
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Freedman [Hilton], Sonya, 1920-1956
Freeman, Elizabeth, n.d.
Freeman, Harry, ca. 1924-1964
Freeman, Joseph, 1943-1945
Frenkel, Lucy and family, 1934-1951
Freudenheim, Mendel, 1938-1939
Freytag-Loringhoven, Elsa von, 1922
Fried, Rose, 1965
Friedman, Charles, 1939
Friedman, George, 1934-1953
Friedman, Jack, 1934-1951.
Scope and Content Note
Friedman, Samuel H. (Call), 1943
Fries, Margaret, 1941-1951
Fuchs, James, 1923-1926
Fuente, Julio de la, 1935-1937. Includes correspondence with another
Fuller, Wes, ca. 1940
Funaroff, Sol (Dynamo), 1934-1935
Gannett, Lewis, 1925-1951
Garcia Villa, Jose, 1943
Gardiner, Reginald, 1945-1946
Garlin, Sender, 1930-1937
Geer (Ghere), William, 1933-1935
Geffen, Hana, ca. 1920-1922
Geissler, Lucy ("Greta") and Fritz, 1926-1948
Gelber, Lionel, 1951-1963
Gellhorn, Martha, n.d.
Gendell, Mitzi, 1956
Gessner, Robert, 1932-1944
Gibson, Lydia (Mrs. Robert Minor), 1923-1952
Gibson, Roland, 1925-1926
Gilbert, Emanuel, 1957
Gilkes, Lillian, 1937
Ginzburg, Benjamin, 1919-1962.
Scope and Content Note
Ginzburg, Israel, 1920-1922
Gleason, Elsie, 1947-1955
Gold, Michael (Irwin Granich), 1922-1939
Goldberg, Sam, 1940-1941
Goldman, Minnie, 1922
Goldstein, Esther, 1921
Golenpaul, Dan and Ann, 1944-1945
Goll, Ivan, 1940
Goll, Ralph, n.d.
Gomez, Manny, 1925-1932
Gordon, Dave, 1928
Gottschalk, Fruma and Louis, 1922-1961
Gould, Joseph, 1932
Graham, John, 1955
Grant, Hazel, 1933-1934
Greenberg, Clement, 1944-1945
Greene, Helga, 1956
Gregory, Horace, 1935-1961
Griffith, Sanford, 1933-1940
Gross, Bert, 1937
Grossinger, Jenny, 1937-1938
Gumberg, Alexander and Frances Adams, 1931-1963
Gutmann, Heinrich (Enrique), 1938.
Scope and Content Note
Hacker, Louis, 1933-1952
Hackforth, Norman, 1945.
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Hagen, Louis, 1951
Hagen, Paul, 1943
Haidar, Naomi, 1933
Hall, Livingston, n.d.
Halperin, Mary, 1931-1933
Hammett, Constance, 1934-1946
Hapgood, Hutchins, 1934
Hapgood, Powers, 1925
Harap, Louis, 1938-1939
Harcourt, Brace and Company, Inc., 1939-1949
Hardman, J. B. S., 1924-1926
Hardwicke, Cedric, 1943
Hargrave, Roger, 1938-1939
Harkonen, Sulo, 1933-1934
Harper and Brothers, 1950-1958.
Scope and Content Note
Harris, Martin, 1951-1955
Hart, Henry and Marian, 1934-1951
Harvard University. Nieman Foundation for Journalism, 1939
Haste, Gwendolen, n.d.
Hathaway, Clarence (?), 1936
Hayes, Alfred, 1935-1944.
Scope and Content Note
Hays, Arthur Garfield, 1941
Heiman, Beatrice, 1935
Hellgren, Nora, 1933-1936
Henle, James, 1931-1935
Herbert, Winifred Barnes, 1920-1922
Herbst, Josephine, ca. 1925-1963
Herz, Henriette and Philip Cohen, 1937-1938
Hewitt, Melanie, 1951
Hicks, Granville, 1932-1958.
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Hindus, Maurice, 1935-1955
Hines, Ted, 1951
Hirsch, Sarah, 1943-1945
Hitchcock, Virginia, 1934
Hodes, Jerome, 1940
Hoffman, Frederick J., 1944-1945.
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Hoffman, Stanford E., 1956?
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Holmes, Eugene, 1938
Holtman, Alice, 1938-1939
Holty, Carl, 1953
Horn, A. C., 1943-1950
Hough, Fred and Alice, 1944-1947
Howard, Langley and Adelaide, 1934
Howard, Sidney, 1932-1933
Howe, Quincy, 1938.
Scope and Content Note
Huberman, Leo, 1956
Huebsch, Ben W., 1925-1938
Hughes, Langston, 1936
Hunt, Bert, 1944-1949
Icaza, Jorge, 1935-1938
International Labor Defense, 1934
Israel, Mack, 1933-1934
Jacobs, Douglas, 1938
Jacobson, Hazel E., 1942-1949
Jacobson, Max, 1943-1963.
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Jaffe, Irma, 1951-1954
Jaffe, Jean, 1934-1951
Jaffe, Philip and Aggie, 1953-1963
James, Daniel Lewis, 1933
Janeway, Eliot and Elizabeth, 1943-1956.
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Jerome, V. J., 1935-1939
Jessup, John K., 1948-1951
Joachim, Leo H., 1956
John Simon Guggenheim Foundation, 1937-1942.
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Johns, Orrick, 1933-1936
Johnson, Alvin, 1933-1935
Johnson, Oakley, 1958
Jones, Alfred, 1932
Jones, F. Elwyn, 1937
Jorge, Faustino E., 1937
Josephson, Matthew, 1925-1963
Kallen, Horace M., 1950
Kamman, Morris, 1938
Kandel, Aben, 1937-1938
Kantorowicz, Alfred, 1943-1944
Kapur, Jagdish, 1949-1964
Karachun, Anton, 1925
Katel, Helen, 1963
Katzenstein, Sigane, 1938-1939
Kaufman, Sidney, 1937-1951.
Scope and Content Note
Kay, Helen, 1934-1935
Keeler, Sally, 1937
Kelm, Karlton, 1933-1934
Kempton, Murray, 1953-1955
Kennedy, Jay Richard, 1952-1953
Kennell, Ruth, 1928
Kerillis, Henri de, 1951
Khosla, J. N., 1961
Kiesler, Frederick and Steffi, 1938-1964
Kimball, Alice Mary, 1925-1935
King, Carol, 1933
King, Nettie, 1943
King-Farlow, John, 1951.
Scope and Content Note
Kirchwey, Freda, 1925-1955
Kirstein, Lincoln, 1931
Klein, Herbert, 1934
Klein, Marvin, 1933
Kline, Herbert, 1935-1948.
Scope and Content Note
Klopfer, Marian and Donald, 1935-1938
Kluckhohn, Clyde, 1947
Koch, Lucien, 1934-1935
Kocher, Esther, 1934
Kolmanoff, A., n.d.
Komarovsky, Mirra and Marcus Heyman, 1928-1964
Komorowski, Conrad, 1932-1935
Kooperman, Joseph, 1936-1938
Korchien, Jules E. and Lillian, 1931-1935
Korovay, Michael, 1932
Kovarowsky, V., 1952
Kraemer, Chris, 1938-1939.
Scope and Content Note
Kramberg, Ruth, 1932
Kropotkin, Alexandra, 1955-1956
Kruse, Gussie, 1928
Kuh, Frederick, 1932-1946
Kuhn, Irene, 1945
Kunitz, Jack, 1934
Kunitz, Stanley, 1963
Lall, Arthur, 1951
Lamb, Beatrice Pitney, 1946-1949.
Scope and Content Note
Lamont, Corliss, 1933-1965
Landi, Elissa, 1937-1948.
Scope and Content Note
Landi, Charles Z. (Pi), 1948-1950
Lang, Joseph
Langhammer, John, 1941
Lapin, K., 1938
Larkin, Margaret, 1925
Lash, Joseph, 1953
Laski, Harold, 1937-1943.
Scope and Content Note
Lasky, Melvin, 1952-1963.
Scope and Content Note
Lastfogel, Abe, 1945
Latin Quarterly, 1934
Latour, Onya, 1935
Lawrence, Seymour (Atlantic Monthly), 1959-1961
Lawson, John Howard, 1937-1965
League for Industrial Democracy, 1925
Leavitt, Julian, 1929
Lee, Russell W., 1935?-1937
Left Front, 1933-1934
Leider, William, 1938
Leon, Carlos, 1929
Lerner, Max, 1936-1959
Levine, Harry, 1940-1944
Levine, Isaac Don, 1963
Levitas, Mitchel, 1961
Lewin, Al, 1935
Lewis, Albert, 1934
Lewis, James Franklin, 1937
Leyda, Jay, 1933-1956.
Scope and Content Note
Liberator, 1921-1923
Liberman, Simon, 1945
Lippman, Sophie, 1945
Lipsitz, Louis, 1958
Lipton, Lawrence, 1935-1945
Littauer, Sebastian, 1933
Litvinov, Ivy, 1928-1962.
Scope and Content Note
Living Age, 1940
Loeb, Harold and Vera, 1949-1953
Lombardo Toledano, Vicente, 1937-1940
Lord, Frederic, 1937.
Scope and Content Note
Lore, Ludwig, 1922
Loveman, Sam, 1931-1962
Lovett, Robert Morss, 1938.
Scope and Content Note
Loving, Pierre, 1921?-1935
Lozowick, Louis, 1936
Lvovitch, Lavy Moishe, 1921-1952
Lyons, Eugene, 1930-1940
Lyons, Leonard, 1952-1961
McCabe, Robert, 1962
McCaffrey, John, 1946-1952.
Scope and Content Note
McCarthy, Mary, 1953.
Scope and Content Note
Macdonald, Dwight, 1952
McKay, Claude, 1921-1922
McKenzie, Cameron (Friday), 1940
McKenna, Kasey, 1933-1934
McKeon, Richard, 1920-1952
MacLeish, Archibald, 1936-1940
Macleod, Norman, 1930
Scope and Content Note
McLernon, Frances, 1938-1939
Maeder, Ruth K., 1954
Malisoff, William M., 1921
Maltz, Albert, 1935-1947
Maltz, Edward, 1931-1943
Mancisidor, Raimundo, 1937.
Scope and Content Note
Mandel, George, 1956
Mann, Klaus (Decision), 1941
Marinello, Juan, 1937
Markel, Lael, 1950-1952
Marshall, John, 1954
Marshall, Lenore G., 1934-1935
Marshall, Thurgood, 1949.
Scope and Content Note
Martini, Laura, 1953
Marvin, Mark, 1936-1938
Massing, Paul and Hede, 1934-1956
Matthews, Maude, 1939-1944
Matthews, Stanley, 1938
Mavor, Geraldine, 1939?-1940
Meldrum, Peggie, 1921-1923
Mellquist, Jerome, 1938
Melville, Nina, 1963-1964
Mendelevsky, M., 1925
Merrick, Helen Hynson, 1937-1938
Merrill, Roberta, 1954-1956.
Scope and Content Note
Messinger, E. F. (Ferrand) and Carmen, 1935-1946
Meyer, Monroe, 1924-1938.
Scope and Content Note
Meyer, Pearl, 1939-1943
Meyerhold, Vsevold, 1927-1933
Michel, Concha, 1932-1935.
Scope and Content Note
Millan, Verna Carleton, 1943
Millay, Edna St. Vincent, 1937-1950.
Scope and Content Note
Miller, Fred R., 1948-1955.
Scope and Content Note
Minor, Robert, 1923-1942
Modern Age Books, Inc., 1938-1942
Modotti, Ben, n.d.
Modotti, Tina, 1929
Moldawer, Mac, 1950
Mondrian, Piet, 1942
Moore, Harry Thornton, 1938
Morgan, Peter, 1934.
Scope and Content Note
Moriarty, Martin, 1934
Moult, Thomas, 1921
Mumford, Lewis, 1934
Murphy, Jack T. and Molly, 1931-1965.
Scope and Content Note
Murray, John, 1937
Mussilawin, Raya, 1947-1964
Naft, Stephen, 1925-1941
Nathan, Otto, 1950
Nation, 1931-1964.
Scope and Content Note
Nearing, Scott, 1924-1958.
Scope and Content Note
Negri, Ramon de, 1930
Neininger, Jeannie, 1965
Nemetz, K. C., 1951
Neumann, Emanuel, 1940-1958
Nevins, Allan, 1953-1954
New Quarterly (Jay du Von), 1934
New Republic, 1933-1945.
Scope and Content Note
New School for Social Research, 1958
Newberry Library.
Scope and Content Note
Newhouse, Edward, 1936-1938
Newton, Caroline, 1926-1939
Nomad, Max (Max Nacht), 1931-1958
Norman, Dorothy and Edward, 1938-1958
Novak, Alexander, n.d.
Nurenberg, Thelma, 1931
Oak, Liston, 1933-1941
O'Callaghan, May, 1926-1933
Odets, Clifford, 1936-1937
O'Dwyer, Paul, 1943-1953
O'Dwyer, William, 1940-1953.
Scope and Content Note
Olgin, Moissaye, 1932
Olson, Martha, 1953-1955
O'Mally, Jack, 1960-1964
Orozco, Jose Clemente, 1936-1949
Osborn, Reuben, 1936-1939
Oumansky, Constantin, 1933-1939
Overdick, Mrs. 1944-1945
Owen, Billie, 1922-ca. 1930
Paalen, Wolfgang, 1949
Page, George Nelson, 1931-1932
Page, Helen, 1947
Page, Myra, 1931
Parker, Dorothy, 1938
Parker, William Riley, 1941
Parry, Albert, 1933.
Scope and Content Note
Partisan Review, 1934-1951.
Scope and Content Note
Paschal, Marian, 1944
Pass, Joseph, 1934-1936
Passloff, Dotty, 1944
Pavlov, I., 1928-1930
Pearce, C. A., 1933-1944
Pearl, Diana, 1929
Pearlman, Meyer, 1940-1949
Pehn, Mura, 1939
Pentland, Lord, 1950
Percival, Willa, 1957
Peters, Paul, 1938
Pilnyak, Boris, 1931-1934.
Scope and Content Note
Pizits [Neuman], Sylvia, 1954-1958
Plenn, Abel, 1933-1937
Pope, Arthur Upham, ca. 1943.
Scope and Content Note
Popini, Alexander, 1943
Poster, William, 1946.
Scope and Content Note
Poyntz, Juliet Stuart, 1932
Pozner, Vladimir, 1938-1940
Pressly, Eugene D., 1932
Preston, John Hyde, 1938
Pruette, Lorine, n.d.
Quirt, Walter, 1937-1939
Radamsky, Sergei, 1933-1956.
Scope and Content Note
Ramos Pedruezza, Rafael, 1934-1935.
Scope and Content Note
Ramsey, David (Hymen Rosen) and Selma [Freeman], 1924-1965
Rantz, Berta, 1945-1947
Raphaelson, Joel, 1950
Ray, Nicholas, 1938
Rebold, Elizabeth, n.d.
Reed, Alma, 1936-1965
Reik, Theodore, 1940-1944
Reisky, Clara, 1938
Ribard, Andre, 1938
Rice, Elmer and Hazel, 1932-1947
Richter, Hans, 1942-1961
Ridge, Lola, n.d.
Scope and Content Note
River, Les, 1931-1939
Rivera, Diego, 1930 (unsent)
Rivlin, Benjamin, 1942
Robb, Dorothy, 1924-1925
Robin, Frederick, 1948-1951
Robinson, Henry Morton, 1920-1957
Robinson, Ione, 1929-1964.
Scope and Content Note
Robinson, Selma, ca. 1917-1961.
Scope and Content Note
Rocke, Gilbert, 1933
Rodgers, Frank, 1949-1950
Rodker, John, 1921-ca. 1925
Rodriguez, Carlos Rafael, 1937
Roeder, Ralph, 1956
Roger, Ed, 1933-1934.
Scope and Content Note
Rogers, Maria, 1951-1953
Rogge, O. John, 1959-1963.
Scope and Content Note
Rohman, Richard, 1920-1935
Rolfe, Edwin and Mary, 1925-1954.
Scope and Content Note
Rolland, Romain, 1932
Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1954
Root, E. Merrill, 1925-1926
Rorty, James and Winifred, 1932-1944
Rosen, Hymen and Selma [Freeman].
Scope and Content Note
Rosenberg, Nathan, 1939
Rosenfeld, Henry L., Jr., 1933-1936
Ross, David, 1946-1951
Ross, Irwin, 1947-1958
Rossides, Zenon, 1962
Roth, Samuel, 1921-1927
Roumain, Jacques, 1936
Rovere, Richard, 1948-1950
Rovinsky, Hyman, 1921
Roy, Constance, 1943-1944
Royce, Pauline, 1931
Rubin, Jessie, 1938-1957
Rubin, Sylvia, 1935
Ruellan, Andree, 1935
Ruiz, Ramon Eduardo, 1941
Rukeyser, Muriel, ca. 1930-1943
Ruml, Beardsley, 1945
Ruthenberg, Charles E., 1925
Sandburg, Carl, 1956
Sano, Seki, 1939
Saturday Review (Henry Seidel Canby), 1941-1943
Saxon, Olin Glenn, 1949
Schaap, Al, 1926
Schack, Bill, 1920-1957
Schapiro, Meyer [Mike], 1932-1933
Schillinger, Frances [Singer], 1938-1953.
Scope and Content Note
Schmer, Henry, 1956
Schneider, Isidor, 1934-1937.
Scope and Content Note
Schrier, Sophie, 1943
Schulkind, Adelaide, (Adelaide Schulkind Frank)1943
Schulte, Arthur and Luise, 1951-1955
Schuyler, Mary, n.d.
Schwartz, Alice H., 1932-1933
Schwartz, Daniel, 1938-1939
Schwartz, Harry, 1932
Schwarzbart, Elias, 1963
Scognamillo, Fabian, 1945-1946
Scott, Mrs. Chris G., 1925
Scott, John, 1942-1965
Seaver, Edwin, 1923-1944
Segal, Paul, 1922
Seldes, Gilbert, 1921?-1923
Seligmann, Kurt, 1943
Selva, Solomon de la, 1937-1939.
Scope and Content Note
Shachtman, Max, 1924.
Scope and Content Note
Shapiro, Olga J., 1931
Sheean, Mrs. V., 1936
Shelley, Edwin, 1935-1947
Shelley, Gilbert, 1936
Shelley, Jean (Eugenia), 1935-1937.
Scope and Content Note
Shelley, Louis, 1920-1938
Shelley, Robert and Jessie, 1917-1943.
Scope and Content Note
Shelley, Sidney, 1938
Shepard, Odell, 1943
Shick, Edith, 1944-1946
Shields, Art, 1928
Shipman, Sam, 1934
Siegel, Eli, 1923-1958.
Scope and Content Note
Siegel, R. Lawrence, 1950-1954
Sills, Sibyl, 1938
Simon, Eva, 1938-1939
Simon and Schuster (Quincy Howe, M. Lincoln Schuster, and Henry Simon), 1930-1955
Simonson, Lee, n.d.
Sinclair, Upton, 1928-1941.
Scope and Content Note
Singer, Herman, 1951-1961
Siporin, Mitchell, 1932-1934
Siquieros, David Alfaro, 1932-1935.
Scope and Content Note
Siskind, Aaron, 1953
Sitkin, Hazel, 1949-1954
Skladman, Jeannette, 1931-1934
Skvirsky, B. E., 1931-1932
Sloan, Mary Bell, 1935
Slochower, Harry, 1935-1956.
Scope and Content Note
Slocum, Louis, 1938
Smedley, Agnes, 1934-1943
Smirnov, Victor, 1938-1939.
Scope and Content Note
Smith, Bernard, 1932-1938
Smith, Betty, 1953
Smith, Charles, 1933
Smith, Harry, 1953
Smith, Jessica, 1925-1962
Smith, William and Marion [Freeman][Hammett], 1919-1963
Snyder, David, 1947-1961
Snyder, Gretchen, 1954
Sobel, Bernard, 1944-1955
Solasko, Bella, 1930-1935
Solomon, Flo, 1943
Spicer, Julia, 1938
Spingold, Nate B., 1943-1947
Standard Oil Company, 1955
Starobin, Joseph R., 1957-1962
Stavis, Barrie, 1939
Stead, Christine and William, 1936-1938
Steele, John S., 1921-1935
Steffens, Lincoln, 1933-1937.
Scope and Content Note
Steffens, Pete, 1931-1949
Steinbeck, John, 1940
Steinberg, Milton, 1946-1948
Steiner, Ralph, n.d.
Steinhardt, Jacinto, 1925-1934
Stern, Bernhard J., 1931-1939
Stevens, Florence B., 1937-1938
Stevens, Virginia, 1939
Stevenson, Philip, 1935
Stewart, Donald Ogden, 1936-1963
Stout, Miner Kennedy, 1919
Stout, Rex, 1942
Stout, Ruth, 1925-1935?
Strachey, John, 1936-1938
Strand, Paul, 1935-1938
Strunsky, Sheba, 1931
Struther, Jan, 1944-1945
Studio Theatre, 1941
Sugihara, Ina, 1943
Sunderam, Chinni, 1951-1962
Sweeney, Frances, 1943-1944.
Scope and Content Note
Swift, O. P., n.d.
Sykes, Gerald and Buffie, 1951-1952
Taffel, Edgar, 1932-1933
Taggard, Genevieve, 1924-1935
Talmadge, Irving DeWitt, 1941
Tannenbaum, Samuel A., 1939-1940
Tao, H. C., 1937
Tarail, Mark, 1932-1933
Tartar, Eve, 1953
Taub, Allan, 1938
Theatre Arts Books, 1949-1950
Thomas, Norman, 1942-1951
Thurman, Wallace, n.d.
Todes, Charlotte, 1933-1935
Tombacher, Juliette, 1920
Tomorrow (Katherine Woods and others), 1943-1952
Toogood, Granville, 1941-1943
Toor, Frances (Paca), 1929-1935
Topehevsky, Morris, 1935
Touby, Louis, 1933-1934.
Scope and Content Note
Town Hall, Inc., 1938-1939
Trachtenberg, Alexander, 1925-1935
Travers, Jean, 1934-1938
Tsiang, H. T., 1938-1941
Tucker, Peggy, 1924-1934
Unell [Thine], Richard, 1935
United States. Office of War Information, 1945
Untermeyer, Jean Starr, 1939-1964
Untermeyer, Louis, 1922-1923
Valdes-Rodriguez, Jose, 1933
Vanderbilt, Cornelius, 1923
Van Doren, Carl, 1920-1938
Van Dyke, Willard, 1933-1934
Van Kleeck, Mary, 1931
Vanguard Press, 1932-1937
Varese, Edgar, 1943
Verlinsky, Vladimir, 1937
Virduzzo, Antonio, 1962
Virginia Quarterly Review (Stringfellow Barr), 1930-1948
Vivas, Eliseo, 1925
Vivo, Jorge, 1937
Vlavianos, Basil, 1962.
Scope and Content Note
Von Wiegand, Charmion. Including letters to others and writing by von Wiegand
Von Wiegand, Inez, 1935?-1957
Von Wiegand, Karl, 1927-1962
Von Wiegand, Norma Lee, n.d.
Von Wiegand, Norman, 1945-1951
Voros, Sandor, 1958-1961
Vorse, Mary Heaton, 1950
Waldman, Mark, 1934
Waldman, Nat, 1943
Walker, Charles, 1934
Walpin, Bennie, 1942
Walrond, Eric, 1924-1925
Walser, Frank, 1939
Walton, Marcia, 1944
Wardle, Dely Monteser, 1949
Warner, Norman, 1932-1934
Weaver, Raymond T., 1918-1920
Wechsler, James, 1937-1956
Wei, Ellin, 1950
Weil, Felix, 1944
Weil, Louis, 1915-1920
Weinberg, Herman, 1962-1964
Weinzweig, Irving, 1921-1930
Weinzweig, Mac (Mac Windsor), 1920-1930.
Scope and Content Note
Wertham, Frederick and Florence, 1939-1962.
Scope and Content Note
Weston, Edward, n.d.
White, Ruth, n.d.
Whitehead, John F., 1957
Widen, Ruth and Lew Ney, 1934
Willen, Paul, 1951-1956
Willen, Pearl and Joseph, 1946-1964
William Morris Agency, 1940
Williams, Albert Rhys and Lucita, 1933-1962
Williams, Annie, and Bill Feinberg, 1938-1964
Williams, Annie Laurie, 1942-1944
Williams, Marie, n.d.
Williams, Oscar, 1920-1955.
Scope and Content Note
Williams, Spencer, 1941-1947
Willner, George and Tiba, 1932-1963.
Scope and Content Note
Wilson, Edmund, 1934-1947
Wilson, Hugh and Muriel, 1953-1954
Wing, Willis, 1940
Winner, Percy and Helen, 1920-1934
Winter, Ella, 1928-1963.
Scope and Content Note
Wise, Howard, 1963
Wittfogel, Esther, 1943
Wittfogel, Olga L., 1942.
Scope and Content Note
Wolf, Robert L., 1925-1926
Wolfe, Bertram, 1925-1963
Wolfe, Ella, 1925-1963
Wolfe, Thomas, 1955
Wolfe, W. Beran, 1934
Wolff, Eleanor, 1963-1964
Wolpe, Stefan, 1939
Wood, Charles Erskine Scott and Sara Bard Field, 1928-1933
Wood, Clement, 1921
Wood, Robert, 1938-1939
Woods, Katherine, 1945-1947
Woolf, Helene, 1935
Woolf, Paul, n.d.
Workers Defense League, 1943
Wright, Richard, 1941
The Writer (A. S. Burack) 1943
Wrong, Dennis, 1956.
Scope and Content Note
Wylie, Ted, 1936
Wynne, Connie, n.d.
Yezierska, Anzia, 1950
Young, Art, 1923-1935
Young, Deene, 1932-1938
Zapata, Robert, 1953
Zeisler, Ernest B., 1952-1953
Zelomek, A. W., 1945-1946.
Scope and Content Note
Zerner, Charles, 1939
Scope and Content Note
Correspondence, 1921-1965
Miscellany. Lists, prefaces, and fragments, n.d.
Uncertain attribution
"Don Quixote," n.d. Collected poems. Typescript
"Slaves," in Manuel Gomez, ed., Poems for Workers, n.d. Printed copy
Collected poems, 1918-1922. Typescript
Collected poems, 1918-1927. Typescript
"Don Giovanni," 1921. Collected poems. Typescript
Collected poems, 1921-1934. Typescript
"Felix Dzerszinski," Rote Jahre, 1926 Aug. 19. Printed copies (in German and English)
"Notes for a Poem," New Masses, 1927 June. Printed copy
"Sermons and Stones," 1931. Collected poems. Typescript and letter, 1931
"East River Blues," 1931 Feb. 4. Printed copy
"Death of a Revolutionist," Rebel Poet, 1931 Aug.-Sept. Typescripts (in German and English) and printed copy
"Six Poems," Dynamo, 1934 Jan. Printed copy and clipping, 1934
"Beat, Drums of the World," Daily Worker, 1934 Feb. 10. Printed copy
"Four Poems," Partisan Review, 1934 Feb.-March. Printed copy
"The Crossing," New Masses, 1934 March 27. Typescripts and printed copy
"Peasant Correspondence," Daily Worker, 1934 June 30. Printed copy
"Ballad of Tampa," Partisan Review, 1934 June-July. Typescripts and printed copies
"The Stroke of Noon," 1944. Collected poems. Typescript
"Prelude," 1944-1956. Collected poems. Typescript
Collected poems, 1947. Typescripts
"The Rainbow," 1947. Collected poems. Typescript
"Spring Came on Forever [1948], " 1948. Collected poems. Typescript and letters toJohn Farrar and another, 1948
Untitled New Year's toast, 1949 Dec. 28-29. Printed copy
"On the Jaguar," Nation, 1954 June 5. Letter to the editor (poem). Typescripts, correspondence with Carey McWilliams, and printed copy, 1954
"In Memoriam," 1954 Aug. Tribute to Vito Marcantonio. Typescripts
Collected poems, 1955. Typescript
"The Bow of Burning Gold," 1956-1961. Collected poems. Typescript fragments and drafts
"The Bow of Burning Gold"
Letter to the editor, New Leader, 1957 July 8 (date written). Relates to political struggles in the Soviet Union. Typescripts
"Medea at Corinth," 1957-1961. Collected poems. Typescripts and letter, 1957
"East River Anthology [1958]," 1958 March. Typescripts
"East River Rock and Roll," 1958 March-April. Typescripts
"Ajax," 1961. Typescripts, holographs, and notes
"A New Earth," 1961. Collected poems. Typescript
"A Time to Love," 1961. Collected poems. Typescript and letter, 1961
"The View from Outer Space," 1961. Collected poems. Typescript
"Sail Forth, Voyager!" 1961 April-May. Collected poems. Typescript
"Adventure in Our Time," 1961 May. Collected poems. Typescript
"The Fire is Falling," 1961-1963. Collected poems. Typescript fragments and drafts, holographs, and notes
"The Diamond Scepter," 1962 Feb. 3. Typescript
Collected poems, 1962 Fall. Typescripts and holographs
"East River Anthology [1963], " 1963. Typescripts
"Fair Is My Love," 1964. Collected poems. Typescript
Scope and Content Note
General. Contract and receipts, ca. 1937-1964
Epigraphs and quotations. n.d.
Scope and Content Note
Plans of work. Descriptions of proposed, pending, or completed writing projects, 1932-1962
Announcements and printed matter, 1927-1934
Bibliography, 1934
General, 1920-1965
Abbot, Mary (agent), 1959-1961
Farrar, John, 1923-1952
Farrar and Rinehart (publishers), 1932-1947.
Scope and Content Note
Lieber, Maxim (agent), 1934-1940
Rollitts, Sarah (agent), 1937-1943
Volkening, Henry (agent), 1944-1963
Ghost-writing, collaborative, and translation projects.
Scope and Content Note
Anthony, Etille. Notes and typescript (incomplete) relating to John Anthony, n.d.
Bourke-White, Margaret. Typescript chapters for memoir, and a typescript copy of "Communism and Religion," n.d.
Davis, Tobe. Correspondence, speech, printed matter, memorandum, press releases, and a typescript copy of "Tobe Coller Davis: A Profile," 1950-1952
Feinberg, William. Typescripts of speeches and platform statements, printed matter, speech, and correspondence, 1942-1955
Grohmann, Will. Translation of an article relating to Al Copy and correspondence with Copley, 1961
Hendel, Julius. Speech typescripts, correspondence, bill, and press release, 1949-1956
Hisamatsu Hoseki Shinochi. Translation of a poem and correspondence with Al Copley and another, 1962
Holty, Carl. Typescript outline for memoir, 1951
Institute For Social Research.
Scope and Content Note
Kross, Anna M. Correspondence, notes, and contract, 1947
Mayakovsky, Vladimir. Typescript and printed copies of poems (in Russian and English), and a typescript copy of "Summary of October 1917, " ca. 1931
Miller, Jerome. Holograph and typescript, 1960
Millner, Simon. Typescript drafts of "Soviet Art," press release, flyer, and correspondence with Millner, 1941-1951
Milner, Lucille. Draft typescript fragments of The Education of An American Liberal, promotional material, and correspondence with Roger Baldwin, Arthur Garfield Hayes, Harry S Truman, Milner, and others, 1941-1959
Naft, Stephen. Typescript copy of "Don Quixote of Rector Street," and letter by Naft, n.d.
O'Dwyer, Paul. Typescript copies of speeches, 1947
O'Dwyer, William. Typescript and mimeograph copies of speeches, 1939-1942
Pilynak, Boris
"About Dreniasha, Member of the Moscow Soviet, and a Game of Chess," n.d. Typescript
"The Birth of Soviet Rivers," n.d. Typescript
"Farewell to America," New Masses, 1931 Sept. Printed copy and typescript fragment
"Fidelity," n.d. Typescript
"First and Last Love," n.d. Typescript
"Mountain Wind," n.d. Typescript
"The Russian Story," ca. 1931. Screenplay typescript and outline
"Ye Shall Sow the Wind," n.d. Typescript
Untitled manuscript comparing the United States and the Soviet Union, n.d. Typescript
Untitled manuscript relating to Pilynak's American trip, n.d. Typescript
Richter, Hans. Invitation, printed matter, notes relating to Richter's films and avantgarde film generally, and typescript screenplay outline for "Dreams That Money Can Buy," ca. 1947-1957
Scope and Content Note
Rose Fried Gallery. Press releases, 1956
Ruml, Beardsley. Book proposal, holograph outline, letters, mimeograph article relating to Ruml, and speech by Ruml, 1943-1945
Smedley, Agnes. Typescripts relating to China and letter by Smedley, ca. 1943
Soviet Union. Relates to the Soviet exhibition at the 1939 World's Fair. Financial records, pamphlet, and correspondence with Isidor Schneider and others, 1939
Von Wiegand, Charmion (Mrs. Joseph Freeman). Notes and printed article entitled "David Alfaro Siquieros," New Masses, 1934 May 1.
Williams, Albert Rhys. Relates to Rhys' memoirs and the Russian Revolution of 1917. Notes, book proposal, outline, and correspondence with Williams and others, 1955-1956
Miscellaneous notes and fragments
ca. 1916-1955
Autobiographical material, 1929-1963
Scope and Content Note
"The American Intelligentsia and the Working Class," n.d. Typescript
"The Argument," n.d. Autobiographical writing. Typescript
"The Argument, 1915-1916, " n.d. Autobiographical writing. Typescript
"The Atrocities of German Fascism," n.d. Typescript
"The Brass Ring," n.d. Outline for a novel. Typescript
Comments on Francis Bacon, The Sirens and Other Fables, n.d. Typescript (incomplete)
"Folk Art and Handicrafts," n.d. Section omitted from Voices of October? Typescript
"From the Finland Station," n.d. Autobiographical writing. Typescript
"A Full, Rich, Beautiful Life," n.d. Comments on a newspaper report on the Seventh All-Union Conference of the Young Communist League in Moscow. Typescript
"Germany: Key to Europe," n.d. Holograph outline
"Helen," n.d. Early autobiographical writing. Typescript with holographic sections
"Journey Through Sleep: A Case History," n.d. Typescript
"Medieval Europe," n.d. Extensive typescript notes
"The Middle Class Under Socialism," n.d. Typescript and notes
"Notes on the Evolution of Bourgeois Culture," n.d. Extensive typescript notes
"An Outline of Revolutionary Poetry in the U.S.A.," n.d. Typescript
Review of R. Palme Dutt, Fascism and Social Revolution, n.d. Typescript
Review of Max Lerner, Public Journal: Marginal Notes on Wartime America, n.d. Typescript
Review of Lewis Mumford, The Condition of Man, n.d. Typescript
Review of D. N. Pritt, The Zinoviev Trial, n.d. Typescript
Review of Max Shachtman, Behind the Moscow Trial, n.d. Typescript
"The Slave of the Future," n.d. Short story. Typescript (incomplete)
"The Three Hats," n.d. Short story. Typescript
Untitled script, n.d. Typescripts
"Variations on a Theme," n.d. Typescript
"The Wedding," n.d. Short story. Typescripts
"Weschester [sic] Nocturne," n.d. Short story. Typescript
"Writers of Tomorrow," n.d. Proposed television or radio program. Typescript outline
"Tales," 1912-1915. Short story collection. Holograph notebook
"Plato," 1919. Typescript
"Twisted Testimony," 1920. Review of Wilfrid Thorley, Fleurs-de-Lys: A Book of French Poetry Freely Translated into English Verse. Typescript
Miscellaneous literary notes and stories, 1921-1924.
"The Life and Work of Adam Bimbo," 1922. Autobiographical writing. Holograph notebooks
"An American Version of the Penitent Nobleman," 1922 Feb. Typescript
"The Tyranny of Women," Liberator, 1922 Aug. Review of D. H. Lawrence, Aaron's Rod. Typescript and letters, 1922-1925
"Don Juan at Fifty," Liberator, 1922 Sept. Typescript
"A Blind Rebel in a Trap," Liberator, 1923 April. Typescript and printed copy
"A Blue Print of Utopia," Liberator, 1923 April. Review of Scott Nearing, The Next Step. Typescript, printed copy, and letter, 1923
"Disciplined Eagerness," Liberator, 1923 April. Review of Genevieve Taggard and Thomas Seltzer, For Eager Lovers. Typescript and printed copy
"Kicking the Seats of Learning," Liberator, 1923 April. Review of Upton Sinclair, The Goose-Step. Typescript and printed copy
"What's Wrong With this Murder?" Liberator, 1923 May. Typescript and printed copy
"Makers of America," Amalgamated Almanac, 1924. Typescripts and printed copy of isolated entries
Dollar Diplomacy, 1925 (co-authored with Scott Nearing)
General. Notes, financial statements, promotional material, and correspondence with Kenneth Durant, Lewis S. Gannett, Ben W. Huebsch, Harry Laidler, Norman Thomas and others, 1924-1939.
Scope and Content Note
Printed copy of Spanish translation, 1926
"By Freighter to Batoum," 1926. Notes and typescript
"Jack London," Na Literaturnon Postu (Moscow), 1926. Typescripts
"Realism in American Fiction," 1926. Preface to Russian translation of Nathan Asch, The Office. Typescripts (in English and German)
"The Associated Press," 1926 Feb. Typescripts and a Russian flyer with a note by Kenneth Durant
"A Revolutionary Artist: A Note on Louis Lozowick," Daily Worker, 1926 March 21. Typescript
"Jack London als 'Revolutionar,'" Rote Fahne, 1926 Aug. 22. Typescript, printed copy, and letter (in German), 1926
"Der Vagabund: Eine Geschichte ohne Ende..." Deutsche Kolonialgreuel, 1926 Oct. 28. Printed copy (in German)
"Der Unfang einer schoneren Welt," Rote Fahne, 1926 Dec. 25. Typescript, printed copy, and clipping, 1926 (in German)
"American Questions and Answers," ca. 1926-1927. TASS dispatch from Moscow. Typescript
"A Poets Olympiad," ca. 1926-1927. Written in Moscow. Typescript
"American Revolutionary Literature," 1927. Typescript
"Blood in Kantstrasse," 1927. Typescript
"The Life and Death of Sacco and Vanzetti," Novy Mir, 1927. Printed copy (in Russian)
"Heinz--A Story," New Masses, 1927 Jan. Typescript and printed copy
"The Gentleman from Arkansas," Rote Fahne, 1927 Feb. 1. Written in Moscow. Typescript (in English) and printed copy (in German)
"Poetry and Common Sense," New Masses, 1927 May. Typescript and printed copy
"The Student," New Masses, 1927 June. Printed copy
"Traveling Hard," New Masses, 1927 June. Printed copy
"The Wilsonian Era in American Literature," Modern Quarterly, 1927 June-Sept. Typescripts, printed copy, and letter, 1927-1932
"Below the Battle," New Masses, 1927 July. Typescripts and printed copy
"The New Holy Grail," New Masses, 1927 July. Interview with Sergei Eisenstein. Typescript and printed copy
"Bulgarian Literature," New Masses, 1927 Aug. Typescript and printed copy
"This Cock-Eyed World," New Masses, 1927 Aug. Printed copy
"Incentives," New Masses, 1927 Sept. Printed copy
"Ten Years Have Passed," New Masses, 1927 Nov. Printed copy and letter, 1937
"Born Comedians," ca. 1927-1928. Written in Moscow. Typescripts (in English and German)
"The American Artist Lozowick," Magazine of Foreign Literature, 1928. Printed copy (in Russian)
"Literature in the Soviet Union," 1928. Typescript (incomplete)
"A Note on Gods of the Lightning, " 1928. Typescript
"The Red Commander," New Masses, 1928 Jan. Printed copy
"Notes on American Literature," Communist, 1928 Aug.-Sept. (2 parts). Typescripts and printed copy
"Social Aspects of American Literature," 1928 Dec. 7. Lecture outline. Typescript
"The American Theatre," Hammer, 1928 Dec.-1929 Jan. Typescript, printed copy (in Hebrew) and clipping, 1928-1929
"All Things Considered," 1929? Holograph
"The Gastonia Frame-Up," 1929? Typescript
"The Hero of American Cartoons," 1929? Expanded version of introduction to 1929 Red Cartoons, 1929? Notes and typescripts
Introduction to 1929 Red Cartoons, 1929. Typescript and printed copy
"Lenin on Art," New Masses, 1929 Jan. Typescript and printed copy
Review of Walter B. Pitkin, The Twilight of the American Mind, New Masses, 1929 Jan. Typescript and printed copy
"Intellectuals and Revolution," New Masses, 1929 Feb. Exchange between Freeman and Egmont Arens relating to Freeman's review of Pitkin's book. Typescript and printed copies and typescript copies of letters to Walter Carmon and Arens by Freeman
"Sherwood Anderson's Confusion," New Masses, 1929 Feb. Typescript and printed copy
"Literary Theories," New Masses, 1929 May. Typescript and printed copy
"Literary Patterns," New Masses, 1929 June. Review of Joshua Kunitz, Russian Literature and the Jew. Typescript and printed copy
TASS dispatches from Mexico, 1929 July 22-Oct. 11. Typescripts and letter, 1929
"The Mexican Press," 1929 July 31. Typescript
"Prince Igor and the Dancer Maria Petrova," 1929 Oct. Short story (incomplete). Typescript
"False Gods: Or the Adventures of Mona Jackson," 1929-1930. Autobiographical writing relating to Ione Robinson. Holograph notebook
Review of Carleton Beals, The Mexican Maze, ca. 1930. Typescript and letters, 1930
"Politics and Crime in the United States," 1930. Typescripts
Voices of October, 1930 (co-authored with Joshua Kunitz and Louis Lozowick). Draft sections, reviews, notes, and correspondence with Max Eastman, James Henle, Kunitz,Lozowick and others, 1927-1935
"Social Trends in American Literature," The Communist, 1930 July. Typescript and printed copy
Review of Charles Yale Harrison, Generals Die in Bed, New Masses, 1930 July. Printed copy
"Views of Soviet Russia," Virginia Quarterly, 1930 July. Printed copy
"War and the Intellectuals," New Masses, 1930 July. Typescript and printed copy
"Intellectuals in America," New Masses, 1930 Aug. Typescript and printed copy
"The Secret of Success," New Masses, 1930 Aug. Printed copy.
Scope and Content Note
Review of Nadezhda Krupskaya, Memories of Lenin, New Masses, 1930 Sept. Typescript and printed copy
"Believe It or Not," New York Herald Tribune, 1930 Sept. 28. Review of A. T. Vassilyev, The Ochrana: The Russian Secret Police. Typescript and printed copy
"A Class-Conscious Novel," New York Herald Tribune, 1930 Oct. 5. Review of Michael Ossorgin, Quiet Street. Typescripts and printed copy
Review of John K. Winkler, Morgan the Magnificent: The Life of J. Pierpont Morgan, New Masses, 1930 Oct. Printed copy
Review of Fred D. Pasley, Al Capone: The Biography of a Self-Made Man, New Masses, 1930 Nov. Printed copy
"Merry Xmas," 1931? Typescript
Review of Helmut Wickel, Ein Nichts Erobert die Welt: Der Aufstieg eines Industrie-Magnaten, 1931? Typescript and letter, 1931
"Idealistic Tendencies," 1931. Typescripts
"Overture," New Masses, 1931 Jan. Typescript and printed copy
"On the Literary Front," New Masses, 1931 Jan. Typescript and printed copy
"The Last War--and the Next," New Masses, 1931 Aug. Typescript and printed copy
"The Titan," New Masses, 1931 Sept. Printed copy
"Mrs. Grady Sees Red," New Republic, 1931 Sept. 9. Letter to the editor. Typescript, printed copy, and correspondence with Upton Sinclair and another, 1931-1932
"The Well-Paid Art of Lying," New Masses, 1931 Oct. Typescript and printed copy
"Fourteen Years," New Masses, 1931 Nov. Typescript and printed copy
The Soviet Worker, 1932. Reviews by Edwin Rolfe and others, promotional material, miscellany, and correspondence with Harry Dana, Kenneth Durant and others, 1932-1934
"Painting and Politics: The Case of Diego Rivera," New Masses, 1932 Feb. Typescripts, printed copy, printed copy of Edmund Wilson, "Rivera's Mexican Murals," responding to Freeman's objections to an earlier article by Wilson which cited "Painting and Politics," and correspondence with Bill Brown (New Republic) and Wilson, 1932-1933
"Pilgrims of Confusion," New Masses, 1932 Feb. Typescript and printed copy
"Two Worlds," 1932 Feb. Typescript
"History and Revolution," Nation, 1932 March 16. Review of Leon Trotsky, The History of the Russian Revolution. Printed copy and correspondence, 1931-1932
"Bloody Monday in Dearborn," New Masses, 1932 April. Printed copy
"The Far-Eastern Front," New Masses, 1932 April. Printed copy
"Monopoly and Control in Industry," Virginia Quarterly Review, 1932 April. Typescript and printed copy
"A Prophet of Doom," New Masses, 1932 April. Typescript and printed copy
"Times are Hard," New Masses, 1932 April. Printed copy
"Trotzky Again," Nation, 1932 May 25. Letter to the editor relating to comments by Benjamin Stolberg on Freeman's article, "History and Revolution." Typescript, printed copy, printed copy of Stolberg's comments, letters, and unsent letter by Freeman responding to comments by Eliena Krylenko [Eastman], 1932
"Against Imperialist War," New Masses, 1932 Aug. Printed copy
"The Cultural Revolution," Soviet Russia Today, 1932 Sept. Printed copy
"Where There's Smoke," New Republic, 1932 Oct. 19. Review of Isaac Don Levine, Red Smoke. Typescript, printed copy, clipping, flyer, reply by Levine, and correspondence with Malcolm Cowley
"Toward a Classless Society," New Masses, 1932 Nov. Printed copy
Letter to the editor, New Republic, 1932 Nov. 16. Reply to comments by Isaac Don Levine on Freedman's review, "Where There's Smoke." Printed copy and printed copy of Levine's comments
Radio speech, WRNY Radio (New York City), 1932 Dec. 13. Typescripts
"Greenwich Village Types," International Literature, 1933. Printed copy (in Russian)
"Poetry and Critical Works," International Literature, 1933. Obituary for Gary Allen Potamkin. Printed copy (in Russian)
"Techno-Ballyhoo," New Masses, 1933 Jan. Typescript and printed copy
"Machado's End," New Masses, 1933 Feb. Printed copy
"Appearance and Reality," Student Review, 1933 April. Printed copy
"The Background of German Fascism," New Masses, 1933 April. Letter and printed copies, 1933
"Who Owns America?" New Masses, 1933 April. Printed copy
"Should Critics Know Anything?" New Masses, 1933 May. Printed copy
"Revolution and Art," Nation, 1933 May 10. Letter to the editor relating to an article by Charles Yale Harrison. Typescripts and printed copy
"Mexico," 1933 July. Typescript
Letter to the editor (?), New Republic, 1933 Aug. 16. Response to Edmund Wilson, "Paradoxes in Detroit." Typescript, printed copy of Wilson's article, proof copy of a reply by Diego Rivera, printed copies of subsequent responses by Wilson, and correspondence between Wilson and Freeman, 1933.
Scope and Content Note
"Anti-Imperialist Delegation Leaves Today for Havana," Daily Worker, 1933 Nov. 9. Printed copy
"Literature Award Goes to Bunin, an Anti-Soviet Writer," Daily Worker, 1933 Nov. 10. Printed copy
"1918-1933," Daily Worker, 1933 Nov. 11. Printed copy
"Our Own Toe-Twisters," Daily Worker, 1933 Nov. 25. Printed copy
"What a World!" Daily Worker, 1933 Nov.-Dec. Substitute columnist for Mike Gold. Typescripts, printed copies, and correspondence, 1933
"'Peace On Earth': The First Theatre Union Production," Daily Worker, 1933 Dec. 2. Printed copy
Biographical sketch on Charles Ruthenberg, 1933-1934. Typescript and correspondence, 1933-1934
"The Liberal Viewpoint in 1920," 1934. Typescript
"Literary Visions of Fascism," 1934. Typescript
"Notes on Upton Sinclair," 1934. Typescript
"Poetry, Politics, and Party," 1934. Typescript
Statement, 1934 Feb. 12. Relates to the controversy over the mural painted by Diego Rivera for the Rockefeller Center. Typescript
"Empire of the Sun," New Masses, 1934 April 17. Typescript and printed copy
"Comic Strip," 1934 May. Review of Tess Slesinger, The Unpossessed. Typescript, clipping, and letter, 1934
"Ferryboat and Warship," 1934 May. Typescript
Untitled relating to Nazi propaganda in the United States, Daily Worker, 1934 May 9. Typescript and clippings, 1934
"Tampa, Florida," Daily Worker, 1934 May 10-15. Series of articles relating to a tobacco workers strike. Typescript drafts, letters, and printed copies, 1934
"Mrs. Grady Is Here Again," 1934 May 23. Typescripts
"The Birds," Dynamo, 1934 Summer. Typescript and printed copy
"Criticism--or Spleen?" 1934 June. Typescript
"Critics in Mufti," New Masses, 1934 June 5. Printed copy
"Marx on Literature," 1934 July. Typescript and notes
Article on Walt Whitman, Daily Worker, 1934 July 7. Typescripts and printed copy
"Soviet Literature and the United States," Pravda, 1934 July 8. Printed copy (in Russian)
"A Tribute to Robert Minor," Daily Worker, 1934 Aug. 16. Printed copy
"Elmer Rice," New Theatre, 1934 Sept. Typescript and printed copy
"Ivory Towers--White and Red," New Masses, 1934 Sept. 11. Typescripts, printed copy, and letters, 1934
"U.S. Writers Describe Influence of Bolshevik Revolution on Their Work," Daily Worker, 1934 Sept. 20. Printed copy
"Nice People," 1934 Oct. Typescript
"The Meaning of Fascism," New Masses, 1934 Oct. 2. Printed copy
"A Specific Case," 1934 Oct. 14. Typescript
"You Can Fight Here," New Masses, 1934 Dec. 11. Review of Edward Newhouse, You Can't Sleep Here. Typescript (incomplete), printed copy, and letters by Newhouse, ca. 1934
"Homage to Lenin," ca. 1935. Typescript
"An American Literary Heritage," 1935. Typescripts
"Assignments to Utopia," 1935. Typescript
"The Cult of the Ego," 1935. Typescript
"Havana and Yucatan (1929)," 1935. Typescript
"The Lineage of the Moon: A Note on Pilnyak," 1935. Typescript
"Mammonart," 1935. Typescript
"Mexican Story (1929)," 1935. Typescript
"Mexico: First Week (1929)," 1935. Typescript
"A Note on Ethics," 1935. Typescript
"A Note on Good and Evil," 1935. Typescript
Proletarian Literature, 1935. Typescript preface, newsletter, printed matter, reviews, notes, and letters, 1935-1938
Review of Frederick L. Schuman, The Nazi Dictatorship, ca. 1935. Typescript and correspondence with Edward Dahlberg and another, 1935
"Twilight of the Idols," 1935. Comments on article by Robert Briffault, "The Essential Life of Christianity." Typescript and printed copy of Briffault's article
"Karl Billinger's Fatherland," New Masses, 1935 April 9. Review of Karl Billinger, Fatherland. Typescripts and printed copy
"The Tradition of American Revolutionary Literature," New Masses, 1935 May 7. Typescript and printed copy
"The Road to Freedom," Soviet Russia Today, 1935 June. Review of Anna Louise Strong, I Change Worlds. Typescript and printed copy
"Mask, Image and Truth," Partisan Review, 1935 July-Aug. Typescript and printed copy
"From Colonial Oppression to Socialist Construction," Communist, 1935 Aug. Review of Joshua Kunitz, Dawn Over Samarkand. Typescript and printed copy
"Homage to Barbusse," New Masses, 1935 Sept. 10. Typescript and printed copy
"Shaw and Mussolini," New Masses, 1935 Oct. 29. Typescript and printed copy
"Russia Must Crush Reaction," Current Controversy, 1935 Dec. Typescript and printed copy
"Lenin, Kolchak, and Lansing," 1936? Typescript (incomplete)
American Testament, 1936
General. Preface, outlines, cast of characters, radio broadcast transcript, and reader's report by Robert Cantwell, ca. 1935-1936
Correspondence, 1935-1963. Includes letters by Roger Baldwin, Sylvia Barrett, Robert Cantwell, Harry Dana, Floyd Dell, Theodore Dreiser, R. Palme Dutt, Irwin Edman, John Erskine, Waldo Frank, Sender Garlin, Lydia Gibson, Josephine Herbst, Rockwell Kent, Langston Hughes, Corliss Lamont, Max Lerner, Robert Morss Lovett, Scott Nearing, Clifford Odets, Isidor Schneider, George Seldes, Vincent Sheean, Upton Sinclair, John Strachey, Louis Untermeyer, Carl Van Doren, Mary Van Kleeck and others 1935-1963. SEE ALSO: General/Correspondence/Farrar, John and Farrar and Rinehart, Inc.
Draft fragments
Notes and fragments
Notes and fragments
Notes and fragments
Notes and fragments.
Scope and Content Note
Promotional material
"The Third Candidate," 1936. Typescript
"J. P. Morgan Loves His Country," New Masses, 1936 Jan. 21. Typescript and printed copy
"Wilson's Ghost and Morgan's Power," New Masses, 1936 Jan. 28. Typescript, letter, printed copy,and printed announcements of a debate with Gerald P. Nye, James J. McSwain and Freeman, 1936
Articles on chloride poisoning in General Electric plant in York, Pennsylvania, Daily Worker, 1936 Jan. 28-Feb. 2 (?) Typescripts, printed copy, letters, and miscellany, 1936
"Some American Communists," Partisan Review and Anvil, 1936 Feb. Excerpt from American Testament. Printed copy
"'Fortune' and the Jews," New Masses, 1936 Feb. 4. Printed copy
"The Battle for Art," New Masses, 1936 Feb. 25. Printed copy
"Is Rome Ready for Peace?" New Masses, 1936 March 10 (attribution uncertain). Printed copy
"Revolutionary Research," New Masses, 1936 March 17 (attribution uncertain). Printed copy
Letter to the editor, Partisan Review and Anvil, 1936 March 23 (date written). Correction of errors relating to William F. Dunne contained in the article, "Some American Communists." Typescripts
"An Historic Opportunity," New Masses, 1936 March 24. Printed copy
"McSwain, Disciple of Hearst," New Masses, 1936 March 31. Printed copy
"The New World of Socialism," New Masses, 1936 April 7. Printed copy
"The Two Danger Zones," New Masses, 1936 April 14. Printed copy
"Thomas Jefferson," New Masses, 1936 April 21. Printed copy
"Blood in Palestine," New Masses, 1936 April 26 (?) (attribution uncertain). Printed copy
"How Wilson Fought Lenin," New Masses, 1936 April 28. Printed copy
"Labor Spies and Jew-Baiters," New Masses, 1936 April 28. Printed copy
"Fifty May Days," New Masses, 1936 May 5. Printed copy
"The President's Philosophy," New Masses, 1936 May 5 (attribution uncertain). Printed copy
"Ethiopia and World War," New Masses, 1936 May 12. Printed copy
"Socialists Clean House," New Masses, 1936 June 2. Printed copy
"The Socialists Hesitate," New Masses, 1936 June 9. Printed copy
"John Reed," New Masses, 1936 June 16. Review of Granville Hicks, John Reed. Typescript, printed copy, flyer, and correspondence with Hicks and another, 1936
"The New Soviet Constitution," New Masses, 1936 June 23 (attribution uncertain). Printed copy
"The Republican Platform," New Masses, 1936 June 23. Printed copy
"Who Backs the Black Legion?" New Masses, 1936 June 30 (attribution uncertain). Printed copy
"Tributes to Gorky," Soviet Russia Today, 1936 July. Printed copy
"Through Liberty to Socialism," New Masses, 1936 July 7. Printed copy
"End the Black Legion," New Masses, 1936 Aug. 4. Printed copy
"Jew-Baiters," New Masses, 1936 Aug. 11. Printed copy
"The Middle Class and the Election," New Masses, 1936 Aug. 11. Printed copy
"Paging Mr. Winchell," New Masses, 1936 Aug. 11. Printed copy
"Lincoln Steffens," New Masses, 1936 Aug. 18. Printed copy
"Fourth-Estate Fascism," New Masses, 1936 Aug. 25. Printed copy
"The Muckraking Era," Pacific Weekly, 1936 Aug. 31. Printed copy
"The Trotsky Cesspool," New Masses, 1936 Sept. 1. Printed copy
"High School Days," Pacific Weekly, 1936 Sept. 7. Printed copy
"Defend the Ewerts!" New Masses, 1936 Sept. 8. Printed copy
"The Kansas Trilby," New Masses, 1936 Sept. 8. Printed copy
"The Silk Hat," New Masses, 1936 Sept. 15? Printed copy
"The Challenge and the Answer," New Masses, 1936 Sept. 15. Printed copy
"'Let Us Act Now!'" New Masses, 1936 Sept. 22? Printed copy
"A Safe $5000 Offer," New Masses, 1936 Sept. 22. Printed copy
"Browder, Not Roosevelt," New Masses, 1936 Sept. 29. Printed copy
"The Progressive Vote," New Masses, 1936 Oct. 3. Printed copy
"A Warning to Liberals," New Masses, 1936 Oct. 6. Printed copy
Radio broadcast, 1936 Oct. 26. Transcript
"Issues False and True," New Masses, 1936 Oct. 27. Printed copy
"Military 104," New Masses, 1936 Oct. 27. Printed copy
"Twenty-Five Years of America," New Order, 1936 Nov. Printed copy
"How Not to Waste Your Ballot," New Masses, 1936 Nov. 3. Printed copy
"The Nation and Trotsky," New Masses, 1936 Nov. 10. Printed copy
"Now That Roosevelt's Elected ..." New Masses, 1936 Nov. 10. Printed copy
"The Fate of Spain," New Masses, 1936 Nov. 17. Printed copy
"The Meaning of the Elections," New Masses, 1936 Nov. 17. Typescript and printed copy
"The Stakes at Tampa," New Masses, 1936 Nov. 17. Printed copy
"The A.F. of L. Convention," New Masses, 1936 Dec. 1. Printed copy
"The Soviet Constitution," New Masses, 1936 Dec. 8. Printed copy
"Old Fervor and New Discipline," New Masses, 1936 Dec. 15. Printed copy
"People's Front," New Masses, 1936 Dec. 15. Printed copy
"Once More the Nation, " New Masses, 1936 Dec. 22. Printed copy
"Behind the Moscow Trial," ca. 1936-1937. Typescript (incomplete)
Editorials, New Masses, 1936 Dec. 29-1937 Jan. 19. Printed copy
"Karl Radek and Soviet Justice," New Masses, 1937 Jan. 5. Galley proofs
"As Congress Opens," New Masses, 1937 Jan. 12. Printed copy
Radio speech, XEOF Radio (Mexico City), 1937 Jan. 19. Typescripts (in English and Spanish)
"A Letter from Mexico," 1937 Jan. 20. Typescript
Interview, El Nacional, 1937 Jan. 21. Typescript
"The Mexican Artist: 1937," 1937 Jan. 24. Speech, First National Congress of the League of Mexican Writers and Artists. Typescripts (in English and Spanish)
"Letters from Laguna," 1937 Feb. Typescripts and letter, 1937
"Artists in Action," New Masses, 1937 Feb. 2. Typescript, related typescripts, and printed copy
"A Talk with Marcelino Domingo," 1937 March. Typescripts
Letter to the editor, New Republic, 1937 March 1 (date written). Response to comments by Edmund Wilson relating to the literary left. Typescript, letter to Malcolm Cowley, printed copy of Wilson's comments, and printed copy of related article by Cowley, 1937
"A Talk With Cardenas," New Masses, 1937 March 2. Interview with Lazaro Cardenas. Notes, typescripts, letter, and printed copies (in English and Spanish), 1937-1941
"Trotsky in Coyoacan," New Masses, 1937 March 23. Printed copy
Speech, 1937 April 3. Speech to a Young Communists League conference. Typescript
"Freeman vs. Wilson," New Republic, 1937 April 21. Letter to the editor in reply to comments by Edmund Wilson. Printed copy, printed copy of reply by Wilson, and letters to Malcolm Cowley and Wilson, 1937
"Cuba's Famous Exile," New Masses, 1937 May 9. Typescript and printed copy
Review of Reuben Osborn, Freud and Marx, Book Union Bulletin, 1937 June. Printed copy and correspondence with Osborn and another, 1937-1939
Speech, 1937 June 6. Speech to the League of American Writers' Conference, New York City. Typescript
Statement for the Tom Mooney Molders' Defense Committee, 1937 July 22. Letter and typescript, 1937
Statement for the anniversary of the Russian Revolution, 1937 Oct. 25. Typescript and letter, 1937
Review of Leonard E. Mins (ed.), Engels on Capital, 1937 Nov. 2. Typescript
Comment on debate between Theodore Dreiser and Clifford Barrett, "Have We Free Will?" 1937 Nov. 29 (date written). Typescript, printed copy of Drieser-Barrett article, and correspondence, 1937-1938
"Ideas That Made Modern Literature," New Masses, 1937 Dec. 21. Review of Mary M. Colum, From These Roots. Printed copy and letters, 1937
"Exclusive," 1938 (co-authored with George Albee?) Typescript play script.
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"Notes on Democracy and Literature," 1938. Typescript
"The Triumph of Time," 1938. Typescript play script
"Mexico Builds for the Future," Travel, 1938 Jan. Typescript, printed copy, and correspondence, 1937-1938
"Edmund Wilson's Globe of Glass," New Masses, 1938 April 12. Typescripts and printed copy
"Cedillo's Allies," New Masses, 1938 June 28. Printed copy
"Maurice Hindus' Personal History," New Masses, 1938 Sept. 6. Review of Maurice Hindus, Green Worlds: An Informal Chronicle. Typescript and printed copy
"Arnold Reid," New Masses, 1938 Sept. 13. Eulogy. Printed copy and letter, 1938
"Adventure Among the Masterpieces," 1938 Dec. Typescript
"The Story of Democracy," 1938-1940. Grant application material, typescripts (incomplete), and notes relating to ancient history, primarily Greece and Rome, 1938-1940
"The Forbidden Tree," 1938-1964. Extensive autobiographical work;
Scope and Content Note
General. Correspondence, outlines and introductory material
Drafts (in journal form)
1938 Jan.-1940 Oct.
1940 Nov.-1947 March
1947 April-Aug.
1947 Sept.-Nov. 15
1947 Nov. 16-1948 Feb. 4
1948 Feb. 5-March
1948 April-Dec.
1949 Jan.-May 6
1949 May 26-Aug.
1949 Sept.-1950 May 19
1950 May 22-1951 April 11
1951 April 16-1952 Nov. 2
1953 Jan. 26-Dec. 30
1954 Jan.-1955 Aug. 18
1955 Aug. 19-1956 May
1956 June-1963 Oct.
Notebooks, notes, and fragments
1947 Aug.-Dec. 12
1947 Dec. 12-1948 April
1948 June-1951 Jan. 21
1951 Jan. 21-1954 March 13
1954 March 15-1955 Jan. 17
1955 Jan. 17-1956 Aug. 14
1956 Aug. 14-1961
1962-1963 Nov. 10
1963 Nov. 10-1965 Feb.
"An American Literary Heritage," 1939. Typescript
"The Dream of Venus," 1939. Typescripts
"Fatherland," 1939. Proposed film script for Paul Massing. Typescript
"Marxist Criticism in America," 1939 Jan.-Feb. Typescript
"Coleridge and Wordsworth," New Masses, 1939 April 11. Typescript and printed copy
Speech, 1939 June 4. Speech to Writers' Conference, New School of Social Research, New York City. Typescripts
"The Democratic Idea, New Masses, 1939 July 18. Printed copy and letters, 1939
Letter to the editor, Nation, 1939 Oct. 3 (date written). Reply to criticism by P. Dengel of Freeman's American Testament. Typescript drafts, printed copy of Dengel's comments, and notes relating to difficulties with other communists over the book, 1939
"The Prelude," 1939-1951. Relates to the French Revolution and William Wordsworth. Typescript (incomplete), extensive notes, and bibliography, 1939-1951
Miscellaneous film proposals, ca. 1940. Typescripts
"On Rediscovering Milton," ca. 1940. Notes for a biography of John Milton. Typescript notes, holographs, and letter to the Guggenheim Foundation, 1940
"Case History," 1940 Jan. Screenplay based on Sigmund Freud. Draft and final typescripts, outline, notes, clippings, miscellany, and correspondence with Irvin Shapiro and others, 1939-1958
Memorandum, 1940 April 15. Relates to Freeman's involvement in Partisan Review. Typescript
"Murder Monopoly," Nation, 1940 May 25. Projected series of articles relating to the prosecution of an organized crime syndicate by New York City District Attorney William O'Dwyer. Notes, clippings, draft typescripts, printed copy, memorandum, miscellany, and correspondence with Robert Bendiner, Cameron McKenzie, Richard Rovere, and others, 1940-1953
"On 'The Irresponsibles,'" Nation, 1940 June 1. Comments on an article by Archibald MacLeish. Notes, typescript, printed copy, and letters to Robert Bendiner and another, 1940
"A Champion of Freedom," 1940-1941. Relates to John Milton. Typescripts
Testimony before the Coudert Committee, 1940 Nov.-1941 May. Summons, typescripts and clippings, 1940-1941
"The Bible of Despots," 1941. Comments on Machiavelli, The Prince. Typescripts
"American Trade Unions and the Socialist Idea," 1941. Notes, typescript, and letter, 1941
Untitled statement relating to the German invasion of the Soviet Union, 1941 Aug. 11. Typescript
"God Sees the Truth," Harpers, 1941 March. Typescripts, proofs, letters, biographical sketch, and invoice, 1940-1941
"The War and the Poets," 1941 March 31. Review of Oscar Williams, ed., New Poems, 1940: An Anthology of British and American Verse. Typescript, clippings, notes of interviews with Williams, and letters, 1940-1941
"Champion of Freedom," 1941 May. Typescript and letters, 1941
Review of Upton Sinclair, Between Two Worlds, Decision, 1941 July. Typescript
"Biographical Films," 1941 Sept. Typescripts, notes, clippings, galley proofs, and correspondence, 1939-1941
"They Support the Soviet Union," Soviet Russia Today, 1941 Sept. Typescript, printed copy, and letters, 1941
Letter to the editor, New Republic, 1941 Sept. 1. Printed copy
Review of Jerome Mellquist, The Emergence of an American Art, ca. 1942. Typescript
Review of Constance Rourke, The Roots of American Culture, ca. 1942. Typescript
"How to Save Your Money," 1942 June 5. War bond promotional. Typescript and letters, 1942
"Stabilization of Russian Revolution," 1942 Oct. 19. Report prepared for Fortune magazine. Letters, manuscript corrections, and mimeograph copy, 1942
Review of Arthur Koestler, Arrival and Departure, ca. 1943. Typescript
Review of Anna Louise Strong, Wild River, ca. 1943. Typescript
Never Call Retreat, 1943
Scope and Content Note
1941-1943 April
1943 May-1963
Notes and miscellany
Notes and miscellany
Reviews and promotional material
Memorandum on Russia, 1943 Feb. 23. Typescript
Interview, "Books are Bullets" (radio program), ca. 1943 May. Broadcast transcript and correspondence with Bennett Cerf and another, 1943
"The Great Adventure," 1943 June. Typescript screenplay
"The Search for Ancestors," PM, 1943 June 7. Printed copy
"Messiah and Hero in History," 1943 June 27. Review of Wilson D. Wallis, Messiahs, and Sidney Hook, The Hero in History. Typescript, printed copy, and letter, 1943
"Melodrama and Metaphysics," New Republic, 1943 Aug. 9. Review of Hermann Borchardt, The Conspiracy of Carpenters: Historical Accounting of a Ruling Class. Typescript, letter, and printed copy, 1943
"The Strange Death of Dr. Plantagenet," 1943 Sept. Clipping, letters, and typescripts, 1943
Review of Paul Hughes, Retreat from Rostov, Tomorrow, 1943 Nov. Typescript and printed copy
Review of Martin Flavin, Journey in the Dark, Tomorrow, 1943 Dec. Notes, typescript, and printed copy
"Information, Please," 1943 Dec.-1945 June. Contribution to a weekly radio program. Correspondence, proposed questions, guest biographies, material relating to a projected almanac, memoranda, printed matter, and miscellany, 1943-1945.
Scope and Content Note
"Information, Please"
Review of Frank Bailey, It Can't Happen Here Again, 1944? Typescript, printed copy, and correspondence with Bailey, 1944-1945
"The Great Promise," Tomorrow, 1944 Jan. Typescript and printed copy
Review of Joshua Trachtenberg, The Devil and the Jews, Tomorrow, 1944 April. Typescript and printed copy
Review of Walter Duranty, U.S.S.R.: The Story of Soviet Russia, 1944 April 16. Letter and typescript, 1944
Review of Wanda Wasilewska, The Rainbow, Tomorrow, 1944 June. Typescript and printed copy
"Summer Afternoon," Tomorrow, 1944 Aug. Typescript and printed copy
Review of Harold Laski, Faith, Reason and Civilization, Tomorrow, 1944 Sept. Typescript and printed copy
Review of Will Durant, Caesar and Christ: A History of Roman Civilization and of Christianity from Their Beginnings to A.D. 325. Typescript and letter, 1944 Oct. 15
Review of Theodor Reik, A Psychologist Looks at Love, Tomorrow, 1944 Nov. Typescript and printed copy
Review of Claude Bowers, The Young Jefferson, 1945? Typescript, printed copy, and letter, 1945
Review of Ernst Cassirer, An Essay on Man, Tomorrow, 1945 Feb. Typescript and printed copy
Review of Mary Column, From These Roots, Tomorrow, 1945 March. Typescript and printed copy
Review of Harry Slochower, No Voice is Wholly Lost, 1945 April 20. Typescript and letter to Norman Cousins, 1945
Review of Louis Kronenberger, Reader's Companion, 1945 May. Typescript and correspondence, 1945
"Russia and the U.S.," Life, (?) 1945 Summer? Notes, letters, typescript, proofs, miscellany, correspondence, and printed copy, 1945
"U.S.S.R.--The Early Days," Nation, 1945 Sept. 29. Review of Simon Liberman, Building Lenin's Russia. Typescript and printed copy
"You Wouldn't Think There's a War Going On," 1945 Fall. Short story. Typescript
"America's Homesick Army," Nation, 1945 Oct. 27-Nov. 3 (two parts). Typescripts, printed copies, and letters, 1945-1946
"An Hour with Richard Strauss," 1946 Jan. Typescripts
Review of Bertrand Russell, A History of Western Philosophy, Tomorrow, 1946 Feb. Typescript, letter, and printed copy, 1945-1946
"So This is Love," 1946 Feb. 17. Autobiographical writing in response to publication of Ione Robinson's memoir, A Wall to Paint On. Typescript and reviews of Robinson's book, 1946
Review of Lewis Mumford, Essays, Addresses, and Letters on Politics and Education, 1946 March 24. Typescript
The Long Pursuit, 1947
Correspondence, 1947-1949
Drafts and fragments
Galley proofs
Galley proofs
Notes and background material. Notebooks and a journal relating to Freeman's trip to Europe with the U.S.O. in 1945
Promotional material and reviews
Review of Dorothy Speare, Spring on Fifty-Second Street, 1947. Typescript and correspondence with Speare and another, 1947-1948
"The Triumph of Life," 1947 (co-authored with Herbert Kline). Proposed screenplay. Typescripts, outline, letters, and notes, 1947
"Spring Came on Forever [1947]," 1947 June. Outline for a novel. Typescripts
Comment on James Farrell, Literature and Morality, 1947 Aug. 20. Typescript notes
"Background of American Liberalism and Socialism," 1947 Nov. 21. Typescript fragments
"The Jaguar," 1948. Notes for a short story. Typescripts
"Born Again," 1948 April (co-authored with Herbert Kline). Screenplay. Typescripts, poem, and letters, 1947
"The Riddle of History," 1948 May 28. Typescript outlines and notes
"Variations in a Theme," 1949 Jan. 24. Short story. Typescripts
"The Snakepit," 1949 Jan. 31. Typescript
"The Silver Coin," 1949 Sept. Proposed television show. Typescript and letter, 1949
"The Man Who Found a Million Dollars," 1949-1950. Short story. Typescripts and letters, 1949-1950
"Fable," 1950 April 16. Short story. Typescript (incomplete) and letter, 1950
Review of Andre Malraux, The Psychology of Art, 1950 Oct. 30. Typescripts and letter, 1950
"Notes on the Psychology of Revolution," 1950 Dec. 26. Typescript
"The Super-Enchanted," 1951 Feb. Review of Budd Schulberg, The Disenchanted. Typescripts and letter, 1951
Review of Gerald Sykes, The Nice American, 1951 March 6. Typescript and letter, 1951
Comments on Martin Heidegger, Existence and Being, 1951 March 14. Typescript
"Mexico Revisited," ca. 1952. Typescript
Outline for a projected book on U.S.-Mexican relations, 1952. Typescript
"The Newberry Library Conference on American Studies," 1952 Nov. Meeting report. Typescript and letter, 1952
Letter to the editor, New York Post, 1953 June 25 (date written). Typescript
Statement to the U.S. Senate (McCarthy Subcommittee), 1953 June 30. Subpoena, letter, clipping, notes, and typescript (draft?), 1953
Letter to the editor, New York Post, 1954 Aug. 25 (date written). Typescript
"Reflections on Project X," 1954 Dec. 6. Comments on preliminary manuscript of Ted Draper, Roots of American Communism. Typescript
"Two Poems for Irwin Edman: 1896-1954," American Scholar, 1955 Summer. Printed copy, biographical sketch, and letters, 1954-1955
"Adventures of 'The Dogface Soldier,'" 1955 June. Typescripts, printed material, typescript by Bert Gold, promotional material related to the movie, To Hell and Back, sheet music of the song, "The Dogface Soldier," miscellany and correspondence with Gold, Ken Hart, and another, 1950-1957
Letter to the editor, Life, 1955 July 7 (date written). Relates to the song, "The Dogface Soldier." Typescript and letter, 1955
Memorandum on Maksim Litvinov, Notes for a Journal, 1955 Aug. Typescript and letter to Bertram Wolfe, 1955
"A Note on Ruthenberg," 1956 March 14. Typescript
"Reflections on the Great Change," 1956 May 14. Typescript
Letter to the editor, New York Herald-Tribune, 1956 July 13. Typescript
"First Prelude," 1956 Aug. 28. Typescript
"The Tree of Knowledge," 1957 Jan. 15. Lecture, Smith College, Northampton, Mass. Holographs and typescripts
"Assignment," 1957 June 26. Typescripts
Letter to the editor, New York Times, 1956 Sept. 17 (date written). Typescript
"No More Death," 1957 Dec. 2. Typescript (incomplete)
"A Heroine of Our Time: The Death of Hedda," 1958 Oct. 26-28. Series of letters (to Jo Herbst?). Typescripts
"Uncle Dennis," 1958 March. Typescripts
"The Vision of the Thirties," Grecourt Review, 1958 Spring. Speech, Smith College, Northampton, Massachusetts, 1958 May 7. Typescripts, printed copy, and letters, 1958
"The Poet Pure and Undefiled," 1958 June-Aug. Epistolary memoir. Typescript
"The Poet Pure and Undefiled"
"Existentialism: What Is It All About?" 1958 Oct. 19. Review of William Barrett, Irrational Man: A Study in Existential Philosophy. Typescripts, letters, and printed copy, 1958
"Hurrah for Everything! A Corrido by Miguel de Molinos," 1958-1963. Short version published in the Socialist Call, 1958 June. Although this is essentially a poetical work, it is included in this series because of its relation (as precursor?) to "Paradise Forever," "The Princess and the Frog," and "The Joyous Lake"
Scope and Content Note
General. Correspondence and miscellany, 1960-1961
Scope and Content Note
Final drafts?
"Hurrah for Everything! A Corrido by Miguel de Molinos"
Printed copy
"Paradise Forever" 1958-1963. Allegorical novel related to "Hurrah for Everything," "The Princess and the Frog," and "The Joyous Lake"
General. Correspondence, introductions, and outlines, 1961-1964
Notes and fragments
Notes and fragments
Notes and fragments
Notes and fragments
"The Princess and the Frog," 1958-1962.
Scope and Content Note
General. Outlines
Fragments and notes
"The Wheel," 1959 Jan. 9. Typescript
"Pasternak and Mayakovsky," 1959 April 7. Typescript (incomplete)
"The Wild Geese," 1959 April 15. Contribution to a panel discussion. Clipping, notes, and typescripts, 1959
"The Best of All Possible Worlds," 1959 April 18. Contribution to a symposium at the Newberry Library, Chicago, Illinois. Typescripts
"A Quiet Weekend," 1959 Aug. Autobiographical fiction
General. Notes, fragments, and miscellaneous typescripts
"Joyous Lake," 1959-1964. Allegorical novel related to "Paradise Forever," "The Princess and the Frog," and "Hurrah for Everything!"
General. Notes, fragements, and miscellaneous typescripts
Drafts and fragments
Drafts and fragments
Drafts and fragments
Drafts and fragments
Final draft
"The Elusive Horizon," 1960. Typescripts and holographs
Notes on Donald Drew Egbert, Communism, Radicalism, and the Arts, 1960 Jan. 3. Typescripts
"The Artist and the Twentieth Century Revolution," 1960 Jan. 9. Notes on Sibyl Moholy-Nagy, Moholy-Nagy: Experiment in Totality. Typescripts
"Love is Always the Beginning," 1960 March 10. Typescripts
"The Smith Girls, the Beatniks, and the Soviet Union," 1960 April 5. Typescript (incomplete)
"Spanish Letters," 1960 April 8 (date compiled). Collection of letters from Milton Felsen, Jack Friedman and other American volunteers during the Spanish Civil War. Typescript
"Exile," 1960 April 12. Autobiographical writing. Typescript
"The State of Dissent in America," 1960 April 24. Television symposium with Daniel Aaron, Eric F. Goldman and James Wechsler. Mimeograph transcript
"Memo for a Literary Project," 1960 April-May. Background memorandum explaining the development of the "Joyous Lake," "Paradise Forever," "The Princess and the Frog," and "Hurrah for Everything!" Typescripts
"Spotlight on the Moral Slump," 1960 Aug. Review of Frank Gibney, The Operators. Typescripts and correspondence, 1960
Comment on Edvard Kardelj, Socialism and War, 1960 Nov. 7. Typescript
"Love vs. Hate," 1960 Nov. 28. Comments on the upcoming trial of Adolf Eichmann. Typescript
"The Absurd Adventure of an Absurd Man," 1960 Dec. 9. Autobiographical allegory. Typescript
"The Red Lion," 1960-1961. Essay collection? Notes, fragments, and typescripts
"The Red Lion"
"Variations on a Theme," 1961? Typescript
"Eisenhower, Kennedy and Yugoslavia," 1961 June 20. Typescript and notes
"Death in the Morning," 1961 July. Reflections on Ernest Hemingway. Typescripts
"Montage of Presuppositions," 1961 Nov. Notes and typescripts
Letter to the editor, ARTS Magazine, 1961 Dec. 19 (date written). Relates to the painter John Graham. Typescript, poem, and letters to Jacques Mayer, 1961
"The Wit and Wisdom of Francis Bacon," 1961-1963
General. Correspondence, printed material, notes, and fragments, 1955-1961
"Awakening of Spring," 1962 Jan. Review of Jonak Mekas, Guns of the Trees (film). Typescripts, film script, promotional material, clippings, correspondence with Mekas and others, 1961-1962
"The Revival of Ernst Toller," 1962 Jan. 12. Typescript
"Thoughts Out of Season," 1962 Jan. 16. Written for Max Hayward and Pat Blake. Typescripts
"Tyranny," 1962 Jan. 31. Written for the Dissenters (discussion group). Typescripts, notes, and letters to Daniel Aaron, 1962
"Marx and Engels on sex, love and marriage," 1962 Feb. 17. Typescript
"In Memoriam: Albert Rhys Williams," 1962 March 15. Typescript and clipping (obituary by Joshua Kunitz), 1962
Speech, 1962 May 23. Speech prepared for Dissenters thirtieth anniversary dinner honoring Roger Baldwin. Typescripts, notes, and letters to Robert Bendiner and another, 1962
"Ilya Ehrenburg's Defense of Poetry," 1962 Nov.-Dec. Typescripts (fragmentary) and notes
"Ilya Ehrenburg's Defense of Poetry"
"The Negro in Voznosensky," 1963. Typescript (incomplete)
"The War Between Diego Rivera and David Alfaro Siquieros--and Their Reconciliation," 1963 Feb. 3 Typescript (incomplete)
"1913," 1963 Feb. 15. Relates to modern art. Typescript (incomplete)
"McCarthy Crusade," 1963 Feb. 17. Typescript
"1922-1923," 1963 Feb. 17. Relates to the Liberator. Typescript
"The Horizontal, the Vertical and the Diagonal as Symbols of Man's Fate," 1963 March 1. Relates to modern art. Typescript (fragmentary) and notes
"The Press," 1963 March 10. Remarks to a conference of high school editors. Typescript
Remarks at a poety reading, 1963 March 12. Typescripts
"Persecution and Free Thought," 1963 April 17. Typescript (fragmentary)
"Entuchenko," 1963 April 19. Typescript (fragmentary)
"Notes on Poetry," 1963 April 20. Typescript (fragmentary)
"The Alienation of Man," 1963 April 21. Typescript
"The Prelude," 1963 April 22. Speech relating to poetry. Typescripts, fragments, and letters, 1963
"Autumn 1940," 1963 May 29. Autobiographical fiction. Typescript (incomplete)
"Abstract Art and the Revolution of Our Time," 1963 June 7. Typescript (incomplete)
"The Rainbow," New Politics, 1963 Summer. Excerpt from "Paradise Forever"? Typescripts, printed copy, miscellany, radio broadcast script, and letters, 1963
Speech, 1963 Nov. 6. Typescripts, notes, and fragments
"Presuppositions," 1963 Nov. 22. Typescripts, notes, and fragments
Comments on the assassination of John Kennedy, 1963 Nov. 23. Typescripts and clipping, 1963
"Death of the President," 1963 Dec. 7. Typescripts
"Voyage to the Twenties," 1963-1964. Typescripts
"The Ghost of Mayakovsky," 1964 Feb. 23. Typescript
"First Meeting with Pilnyak," 1964 March 6. Typescript fragment
"The End of Guido Fabroni," 1964 March 25. Short story. Typescript
"The Wisdom Behind Symbolic Greek Shield of Athena Is Applied to Current Problems," News (Mexico City), 1964 April 5. Typescript, fragment, and printed copy
Speech, 1964 April 24. Prepared for presentation at Smith College. Typescript
"The Triumph of Time," 1964 June 3. Autobiographical writing. Typescript
Articles on Mexico, News (Mexico City), 1964 Nov. 1-1965 Oct. 10. Printed copies, notes, and correspondence with Alma Reed, 1964-1965
"The Outlaw," 1964 Dec. Typescripts and fragments
"A Throw of the Dice," 1965. Autobiographical writing relating to Freeman's experiences in Russia and Europe in the late 1920s. Early version of "The Year of Grace"? Typescripts
"The Year of Grace," New Politics, 1965 Winter. Notes, typescripts, letters, and printed copy, 1963-1965
"Letters from Sergei Dinamov," Survey, 1965 April. Typescripts (fragmentary), printed copy, and correspondence with Walter Laqueur and another, 1963?-1965
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General. Memoranda, letters, notes, printed matter, and miscellany, 1949-1956
Edward L. Bernays
General. Notes, resumes, printed matter, schedules, fragments of writings by Freeman, and miscellany, 1948-1952
General, 1948-1952
Bernays, Edward L. and Doris Fleishman
1941-1949 July
1949 Aug.-1955
Press releases, 1948-1951. Written by Freeman and others
Speeches and writings.
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Bernays, Edward L.
General, 1943-1952
Public Relations (book), 1950-1952
Fleishman, Doris, 1951
Edward L. Greenfield and Company. Correspondence and proposals, 1954
Executive Research (Dale Armstrong and Dave Snyder), 1950-1965
American Nurses Association. Report, letters, biographical sketch, printed matter, miscellany, and writings by Freeman, 1948-1964
American Paper and Pulp Association. Memoranda, correspondence, notes, press releases, notes, conventional material, and writings by Freeman, 1954-1961
Hotel accounts. Notes, letters, proposals, clipping, and writings by Freeman, 1953-1958
International Paper Company. Report, letters, speech, proposal, notes, printed matter, and writing by Freeman, 1952-1954
Lucy Stone League. Notes, pamphlet, speech, memoranda, and press releases, 1950-1951
Mack Trucks, Inc. Speeches, reports, press releases, memoranda, printed matter, and miscellany, 1950-1952
Mack Trucks, Inc.
Moles (organization of construction engineers). Letters, printed matter, speeches and writings by Freeman and others, 1949
National Association of Educational Broadcasters. Printed matter, newslettesr, speeches, and letters, 1950-1952
National Consumer Finance Association. Questionnaire, report, printed matter, and miscellany, 1952-1956
Otarion, Inc. Correspondence, 1954
Play of the Month Guild. Printed matter, reports, notes, draft letters, ca. 1950-1951
Proctor and Gamble. Press releases, printed matter, and proposals, 1950-1951
Roosevelt, Eleanor (memoirs). Galley proofs, press releases, report, and miscellany, 1949
Television Authority. Report, printed matter, press releases, and writings by Freeman, 1949-1950
Yardville, U.S.A. Press releases, memoranda, reports, printed matter, letters, and writings drafted by Freeman, 1948-1949
Yugoslavia. Proposal and newsletters, 1949
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General. Clippings, notes, newsletters, flyers, unidentified typescript, memorandum, and miscellany, 1933-1964
Biographical information. List, printed matter, resumes, and eulogies, 1924-1964
Book reviews and bibliographies. Lists and printed matter, 1939-1963
Agriculture. Flyers, reports (by Freeman and others?), program, correspondence and printed material, 1931-1939.
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American Artists Congress. Minutes, conference material, printed matter, list, correspondence with Heywood Broun, Rockwell Kent and others, report, notes, statements and writings by Jose Clemente Orozco, Freeman and others, 1935-1937
American Artists School. Printed matter, correspondence, and writing by Freeman, 1936-1937
American Association of Proletarian Writers. Circulars and correspondence with M. Mendelevsky, Charles Ruthenberg and another, 1925-1926
American Civil Liberties Union
Correspondence, 1931-1956
Non-printed matter. Memoranda, notes, reports, and miscellany, 1943-1953
Printed matter. Pamphlets, newsletters, flyers, and clippings, 1934-1964
Public Relations Committee. Agenda, minutes, memoranda, and press releases, 1948-1955
American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO).
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Non-printed matter. Circular, report, miscellany, speeches and statements by Dwight David Eisenhower, Walter Reuther, Adlai Stevenson, and Robert Wagner, 1945-1955
Printed matter. Flyers, pamphlets, convention proceedings, report, and clippings
American Jewish Committee. Pamphlets, 1948-1951
American League for Peace and Democracy. Program, minutes, and correspondence with William Browder and others, 1932-1940.
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Anarchism and syndicalism. Printed articles, ca. 1930-1963
Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith. Bulletins, flyers, letters, press releases, report, notes, and miscellany, 1944-1947
Anti-Imperialist League of the United States. Newsletter, flyer, and correspondence with Conrad Komorowski, 1933-1934
Art. Printed matter, flyers, catalogs, and correspondence
Authors League of America. Correspondence and miscellany, 1938-1946
Ballet. Program and holograph production scenario, n.d.
Barbusse, Henri. Clippings, flyer, miscellany, correspondence with H. W. L. Dana, Robert Morss Lovett, Joseph Pass and others, speeches by Dana and Barbusse (translated and edited by Freeman?), 1933-1936
Beck, George. Mimeograph copy of "Take a Letter, Darling," (fiction writing), n.d.
Bennett, Orson. Typescript copy of "The Philistine and the Fool," (fiction writing), n.d.
Bodenheim, Max. Clippings, 1954
Bonaparte, Jerome. Extensive notes by Freeman, n.d.
Bonaparte, Napoleon. Printed article and correspondence, 1955-1956
Boys High School. Correspondence, printed material, and report, 1944-1955
Browder, Earl. Clippings and writings by Browder, including typescript copies of "Is Planning Possible Under Capitalism?" (with George Soule), "Relations Between the American Communist Party and the Communist International," "Some Notes on the Revaluation of Stalin," "Memo on the Communist Impact on American Literature," "Marxism and America," "Socialism in the Sixties," "On the Sino-Soviet Conflict," and mimeograph copies of "In Defense of Communism Against W. Z. Foster's 'New Route to Socialism,'" "Keynes, Foster and Marx" (2 vols.), "The Meaning of MacArthur," "Should America Be Returned to the Indians?" and "Karl Marx and America," 1927-1963
Burnham, James. Transcribed article and typescript copy of a letter to the editor by Burnham, 1947
Calverton, V. F. Printed articles by Calverton and others, 1927-1933
Chambers, Whittaker. Interview, writings by Chambers, and clippings, 1950-1961.
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China. Correspondence, printed matter, and pamphlet, 1934-1961
Civil liberties. Press release, letter, report, legal documents, and printed matter, 1918-1957.
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Civil rights. Speech, letter, and printed matter, 1932-1958
Clark, Judith. Typescript copy of "The Road," (fiction) 1963
Columbia University. Correspondence, newsletters, printed matter, and writing by Freeman? 1944-1964
Communism. Pamphlet, clippings, and mimeograph report, 1926-1959
Communism--United States.
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Non-printed matter. Notes, reports, miscellany, printed issuances and correspondence with members of the Communist Party, U.S.A. and others, 1926-1956
Printed matter. Newsletters, clippings, pamphlets, convention bulletin, and flyer, 1928-1958
Communism in education. Meeting memoranda, government reports, and printed matter, 1940-1953
Communism in literature and art. Correspondence, prospectus, typescript report entitled "Problems of the Cultural Front," printed matter, pamphlets by Mike Gold and others, 1933-1964.
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Communist International (Comintern). Convention material, pamphlet, minutes, and printed matter, 1921-1963
Coplon, Judith. Clippings, 1949
Cuba. Broadcast transcript, flyers, notes, printed matter, and typescript reports, including Juan Bosch, "Batista Wins Again," 1944?-1961
Cultural and Scientific Conference for World Peace. Form letters, 1949
Dell, Floyd. Correspondence with S. Thomas Tanselle, 1959
Dissenters (organization). Correspondence and announcements, 1941-1964
Dos Passos, John. Correspondence and printed writings by Dos Passos, Michael Gold and others, 1933-1963
Eastman, Max. Printed matter, including writings by Eastman, Joshua Kunitz, Romain Rolland and others, and typescript writings by Eastman, including "A Reply to My Official Critics," and a letter to the editor of Nation, 1918-1956
Economics. Pamphlets, flyers, speech, reports, newsletter, and typescript copies of Harry Jerome, "Measurement of Productivity Changes and the Displacement of Labor," Lewis L. Lorwin, "Some Political Aspects of Economic Planning," Walter E. Spahr, "Bank Failures in the United States," 1931-1957
Eichmann, Adolf. Clippings, 1960-1961
Eisler, Hanns. Flyer and clipping, 1947-1948
Erskine, Dorothy. Proof copy of The Crystal Boat (fiction), 1946
Espionage. Clippings and printed transcripts and reports, 1939-1957
Fascism. Printed matter and typescript writings, including a letter to the editor by Lawrence Dennis, 1916-1949
Fast, Howard. Clippings, 1957-1958
Faulkner, William. Clippings, 1951-1961
Film and photography. Correspondence, report, newsletter, printed matter, and flyers, 1931-1963.
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Fourth International. Election material, printed matter, and flyers, 1940-1962. Primarily relates to the Socialist Workers Party
Friends of the Soviet Union. Correspondence and flyer, 1933-1936
Fund for the Republic. Report and clipping, 1953-1955
Germany. Pamphlets (in German), flyer, correspondence, unidentified typescript writings, mimeograph copy of "A New Start: Fascism or Socialism," and Karl Von Wiegand, "Report on the Blood Purge of June 30, 1934," 1932-1962
Hemingway, Ernest. Clippings, and cover letters with a biographical typescript by Bill Smith, 1941-1961
Hervey, Harry. Mimeograph copy of "Shanghai Express," (movie scenario?) n.d.
Hiss, Alger. Clippings, 1949-1950
History. Printed matter and miscellany, 1951-1964
India. Newsletters, correspondence, printed matter, and miscellany, 1930-1962.
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Institute of Pacific Relations. Letters and printed hearing transcript, 1933-1952
International Bureau of Revolutionary Literature. Correspondence with Sergei Dinamov and others, program statements, bulletins, resolutions, and notes, 1930-1934.
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Jews and Jewish organizations. Correspondence, notes, and printed matter, 1933-1964
John Reed Clubs. Memoranda, reports (by Freeman and others?), minutes, circulars, conference material, bulletins, printed matter, and correspondence with Alan Calmer, Oakley Johnson, Bernhard J. Stern and others, 1932-1935
Journalism. Lists, letter, clippings, and a proposal for a children's newspaper, ca. 1933-1961
Kempton, Murray. Writings by Kempton, 1955
Korea. Pamphlet and flyers, 1952
Labor. Letters, printed matter, flyers, conference material, and a mimeograph copy of Al Nash, "Some Views on the Trade Union Movement Today," 1925-1959.
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Lamont, Corliss. Circular, writings by Lamont, and printed matter, 1953-1962
Latin America. Flyer, notes by Freeman, and printed matter, including a pamphlet by Romulo Betancourt, 1937-1955
League of American Writers. Reports, conference material, agenda, minutes, memoranda, speeches and statements (by Freeman and others?), notes, flyers, lists, printed matter, and correspondence with Alan Calmer, Franklin Folsom, Louis Gibarti, Henry Hart, David Ogden Stewart, Ernst Toller and others, 1935-1941
League of Professional Groups [for Foster and Ford]. Correspondence, memorandum, notes, and printed matter, 1932-1933
Lerner, Max. Writings, 1948-1961
Liga de Escritores y Artistas Revolucionarios (LEAR). Conference material, typescript speeches by Waldo Frank, Joe Jones, and Juan Marinello, printed matter, a typescript copy of Charmion von Wiegand, "Report on the LEAR Congress," and correspondence with Julio de la Fuente, Enrique Gonzalez Aparicio, Juan Marinello and others, 1934-1937
Literature. Letter, clippings, and writings, including a typescript copy of Eugene Lyons, "Popular American Periodical Literature," ca. 1930-1963
Litvinov, Ivy and Maksim. Clippings, notes, miscellany, letter, drawings by Ivy Litvinov and another, writings by Ivy Litvinov, and extensive notes by Freeman, 1933-1961
McCarthy, Joseph. Clippings, newsletters, and circular, 1953-1954
Mailer, Norman. Clippings, 1962
Mancisidor, Jose. Typescript copy of "De una madre espanola," 1937
Mann, Thomas. Program, clipping, pamphlet, and correspondence with Freda Kirchwey and Robert Sherwood, 1940-1945
Marcantonio, Vito. Clippings, statement by Marcantonio, and election material, 1950-1954
Melville, Herman. Proof copy of Jay Leyda, The Melville Log, 1951
Mexico. Pamphlets, printed matter, memorandum, questionnaire, notes, typescript writings by others, including M. Diaz Ramirez, "La Tayectoria economica de una comunidad agraria y el nuevo metodo de explotacion colectiva ejidal en la laguna," and correspondence with Alex Carrillo, Heinrich (Enrique) Gutmann, Hernan Laborde and others, 1927-1955
Mixas, Adolfas. Typescript copy of Hallelujah the Hills, (film script), press release, printed matter, and letter by Mixas, 1963
Modotti, Tina. Pamphlet (in Spanish), 1942
Music. Letter and programs, 1934-1962
New Leader, 1950-1958. Form letters, list, and typescript public relations material developed by Freeman?
New Masses
Non-printed matter. Memoranda, minutes, reports, lists, a poem by Al Taylor, and miscellany
Printed matter. Flyers, circulars, and printed articles, 1936-1948
General, 1925-1940. Includes correspondence with John Alroy, Michael Blankfort, Haakon Chevalier, Margaret DeSilver, Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, Michael Gold, Granville Hicks, Oakley Johnson, Freda Kirchwey, Conrad Komorowski, Joshua Kunitz, Abe Magil, Herman Michelson, Scott Nearing, Ezra Pound, Edwin Rolfe, Sam Sillen, Bernard Smith, Fay Spiro, Ruth Stout, Al Taylor and others. Also includes letter of resignation by Max Eastman and Louis Lozowick
Black, Helen, 1925?-1929
Browder, Bill, 1933-1935
Carmon, Walter, 1929-1931
Harrison, Charles Yale, 1931-1938.
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Magil, Abe, 1931-1937
North, Joe, 1933?-1939
Schneider, Isidor, 1934-1936
Willner, George and Tiba [Garlin], 1935-1938
Nomad, Max. Writings collected for a book? n.d.
Nuclear energy and weapons. Printed matter and miscellany, 1951-1960
O'Dwyer, William. Biographical sketches, memorandum, letter, election material, and clippings, 1940-1962
P.E.N. Correspondence and miscellany, 1943-1951
Pasternak, Boris. Letter, broadcast transcript, and printed matter, including an article by Pasternak, 1957-1961
Philosophy. Miscellany, printed articles by James Feibleman and others, and typescript writings by I. Rice Pereira, and another, 1924-1964
Pilynak, Boris. Clippings, notes, miscellany, and correspondence with Louis Fischer, Michael Korovay, Isaac Don Levine, Al Lewin, Lester Markel, Albert Parry, Ruth Raphael, Upton Sinclair and others, 1931-1933
General. Letters, clipings, and a mimeograph copy of Gregor Sebba, "Apple or Mirror: Truth in Poetry," 1933-1964
Writings by others
General, 1920-1964.
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Hulbeck, Charles R. (Richard Huelsenbeck). Poems, pamphlet, and biographical sketch, 1950
Williams, Oscar. Miscellany and poems, 1940-1955
Poyntz, Juliet Stuart. Clipping and holograph report, 1949
Psychology and psychoanalysis. Letters, notes, and printed matter, 1944-1953
Refugees and exiles. Correspondence, typescript copy of "Die 'Winnipeg' Trift vergessene Juden auf Trinidad," flyers, miscellany, and Russian emigre serial issues, 1933-1951.
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Refregier, Anton. Press release, correspondence with Refregier, and printed matter, 1937
Religion. Printed matter, miscellany, and typescript copy of N. J. Waldorf, "Armageddon," 1941-1962
Ribbentrop, Joachim. Galley proofs of Paul Schwarz, This Man Ribbentrop: His Life and Times, n.d.
Rivera, Diego. Printed matter, writings by Rivera, David Alfaro Siquieros, Bertram Wolfe and others, extensive notes by Freeman, and correspondence with Louis Bunin, Pablo O'Higgins, Fay Spiro, Paca Toor and others, 1925-1956
Robinson, Ione. Drawings by Ione Robinson, clippings, and notes by Freeman, 1929-1946
Roosevelt, Franklin. Circular, program, pamphlet, and list, 1949
Rosenberg, Ethel and Julius. Clippings and pamphlet, 1951-1954
Roumain, Jacques. Correspondence, 1939
Science and medicine. Printed matter, pamphlet relating to Albert Schweitzer (in German), notes, and program, 1941-1963.
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Sinclair, Upton. Leaflet, printed writing, and a mimeograph copy of "He Loved the Queen" (unpublished play script?) by Sinclair, and correspondence with Oscar Cargill, 1938-1963
Socialism. Pamphlets, letters, flyers, printed matter, election material, typescript copy of "Manifesto of the Democratic Socialist Party," mimeograph copies of Jack Cypin, "Capitalism and Socialism: A Problem of Semantics," "Planning and Automation," and "Planning for Freedom," Arthur Field, "The Future of Urban Living Under Democratic Socialism," Erich Fromm, "A Socialist Manifesto and Program" (with notes, drafts, and comments by others), Michael Harrington, "The New Programs of the Austrian, German and British Parties," Francis Heisler, "Nature of the Socialist Society," Warren Morse, "Socialism--1959," Mulford Sibley, "The Attitude of Socialism to Industrialism and Technology" and "The Socialist Attitude to War and Defense," Harry Siitonen, "The Negro on the American Political Scene," 1945-1964. Primarily relates to the Socialist Party-Social Democratic Federation
Soviet Russia Today. Correspondence and printed matter, 1934-1939
Soviet Union
Non-printed matter. Memorandum, letter, notes, reports, press releases, typescript copies of George S. Counts, "Economic Planning in the Soviet Union," Simon Liberman, "Building Lenin's Russia," and Louis Nizer, "What to Do With Russia," 1931-1959
Non-printed matter
Printed matter. Clippings, pamphlets, reports, commemorative booklet, and miscellany
Film. Printed matter, including an AMKINO brochure, notes (in English and Russian), a typescript copy of Sergei M. Eisenstein, "The General Line," and correspondence with Marie Seton relating to Eisenstein, 1948-1951.
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Literature and art
Correspondence, 1927-1957.
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Non-printed matter. List of authors, typescript copies of A. Lejnev, "Belles-Lettres," Vsevold Meyerhold, "Akter budushchego," "V Uzbekgoskino," and a review of Aleksandr Tairov, Zapiski rezhissera, Alexander Serafimovitch, "Criticism by the Masses" (translated by Freeman?), a commentary on the staging of a play, "Rychi, Kitai!" at the Meyerhold Theatre, "Proletarian Culture," and other unidentified writings, letter, and notes, 1921-1933
Printed matter. Clippings, speech by N. Khrushchev, program, printed articles, and pamphlets (in Russian) of both literary and artistic works, including a biography of Vsevold Meyerhold, 1921-1963
Moscow Trials. Clippings, letter to the editor, mimeograph copy of "An Outline on Counter-Revolutionary Trotskyism," printed matter relating to the Zinoviev et al. and Radek-Piatokov trials, 1936-1938
Spain. Pamphlets, correspondence with Milton Felsen and others, speech by Manuel Azana, newsletters (Volunteer for Liberty), clippings, statements prepared for the New Masses by Andre Malraux, Ludwig Renn and another, and a holograph copy of "Lincoln Battalion Laughs," 1937-1940.
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Speare, Dorothy. Memorial printed matter, 1951
Steffens, Lincoln. Letter and typescript anecdote, 1961
Strong, Anna Louise. Newsletters and printed matter, 1949-1953
TASS. Clippings, notes, and correspondence with Kenneth Durant, Harry Freeman, and Bessie Weissman, 1925-1954
Theatre and drama
General. Programs, clippings, letters, typescript report, "Proposal for a Workers Theatre," a mimeograph copy of Richard Collins and Anne Greene, "See What I Mean," and other unidentified writings by others, 1932-1956
New Theatre League. Program, correspondence with Herb Kline and others, serial issue, and a typescript copy of Michael Blankfort, "Facing the New Audience: Sketches Toward an Aesthetic for the Revolutionary Theatre," 1933-1937
Poets' Theatre. Memorandum, letters by Maria Piscator, program, notes, and press release, 1948
Theatre Guild. Correspondence with Ruth Benedict and another, 1925
Theatre Union. Clippings, correspondence with Sylvia Fenningston, Margaret Larkin, Paul Peters, Charles Walker and others, memoranda by Manuel Gomez and Liston Oak, typescript copies of "The Theatre Union Presents--A Prospectus for a Workers' Theatre," and "Theatre of the Trade Unions," and a mimeograph draft copy of Bertold Brecht, "Mother," 1933-1936
United Nations Theatre. Notes, n.d.
Workers Laboratory Theatre. Correspondence with Stephen Karnot, 1935
Toller, Ernst. Letters to Toller and another, clippings, typescript report, and a poem relating to Toller's suicide, 1925-1940
Tresca, Carlo. Form letter and clippings relating to the death of Tresca, 1943-1949
Trotsky, Leon. Printed matter, writings by Trotsky, bulletin, letter, and sketch of Trotsky, 1925-1960
U-2 incident. Clippings, 1960
United Services Organization (U.S.O.). Clippings and mimeograph copy of Carl C. Gray, "The Outskirts of Civilization (and the Underskirts, Too)," 1945
United States--Politics and government. Election material, printed matter, letters, and mimeograph copy of Stanley Pargellis, "The Tradition of Conservatism in America," 1933-1961
Von Wiegand, Charmion. Programs, typescript copies of one-act plays by von Wiegand, and printed articles written by von Wiegand in Moscow, 1926-1941
Von Wiegand, Karl. Press release, correspondence, clippings, typescript and printed writings by von Wiegand, and will, 1928-1961
Wallace, Henry A. Clippings, speech, and printed article by Wallace, 1942-1950
Webb, Beatrice and Sidney. Printed matter and typescript play script (incomplete), ca. 1963
Webb, Beatrice and Sidney
Wilson, Edmund. Printed matter, 1940-1943
Wittfogel, Karl. Printed articles, 1930?-1953
Women. Clippings, letters, and miscellany, 1949-1963
Workers education. Correspondence and typescript report, 1923-1933
Works Progress Administration. Federal Art Project
General. Newsletters, flyer, drawings and typescript writings (by Charmion von Wiegand?), clippings, letter, and statement by Paul Block, 1936-1940
Design Laboratory (program). Reports, press releases, biographical sketches, leaflets, and letter, 1936-1937
World politics. Memorandum, letters, pamphlets, clippings, press release, report, bulletins, statement by Benjamin Ginzburg, typescript book draft (incomplete) by R. D. Warth, and a typescript copy of Salvador Mendoza, "Monroe Doctrine and Fascist Holy Alliance," 1915-1963
World War, 1939-1945. Pamphlets, clippings, reports, newsletter, and miscellany, 1940-1964
Young Communist League. Correspondence, pamphlet, and speeches, 1938-1943
CARD FILE, ca. 1940-1960.
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Includes notes, name cross references, quotes, and miscellany
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Drawings by Joseph Freeman and others?
PHONORECORDS, n.d.
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Four sound recordings of the song "Dogface Soldier" undated
Access Information
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Sound recording of Gene Derwood reading her poetry
PHOTOGRAPHS, 1920s-1960
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49 prints depicting the Freeman family to 1954
57 prints and 12 duplicates depicting Joseph Freeman, 1920's (?) to 1951
18 prints and 3 duplicates depicting Joseph Freeman with others, 1924-1957
13 prints and 11 duplicates taken by Tina Modotti, including two inscribed by her, depicting Joseph Freeman and Ione Robinson, a cover for the New Masses, and a puppet maker, 1929
36 prints depicting Ione Robinson in Mexico and elsewhere, including four inscribed to Freeman, 1927-1943
23 prints and 1 duplicate depicting Freeman and others and scenes in Mexico, including two prints depicting Tina Modotti, (one photographed by Edward Weston); 1 print of Josi Clemente Orozco; and 1 inscribed print by Ione Robinson depicting a Diego Rivera mural, 1929
7 prints depicting participants at the Congress of Mexican Artists and Writers, 1937
19 prints and 1 duplicate depicting Joseph Freeman with others in New York, including the staff of the New Masses, 1931(?); and unidentified people and places in New York, 1930
7 prints depicting Charmion von Wiegand, including one photographed by Lotte Jacobi, n.d.; 2 prints depicting Freeman and Charmion, n.d. and 1962; and 5 prints of scenes of Italy, 1952
38 prints and 8 duplicates depicting Freeman, Charmion von Wiegand, and unidentified friends, n.d. and 1938; and their house in Accord, New York, 1934
28 prints depicting bomb damage and scenes of daily life in France during World War II, including one print of Freeman in uniform in France, 1945
15 prints depicting Freeman, Charmion von Wiegand, Ivy Litvinov, and others at a party in honor of Freeman's book, Never Call Retreat, 1943?
2 prints and 2 duplicates depicting banquets of the NCFA, including Freeman with others, Boston, Massachusetts, 1955, and Harry Truman with Red Motley, St. Louis, Missouri, 1953
6 prints of murals from the Revere Room at the Hotel Lexington, New York City, depicting scenes of the American Revolution, including one scene with Freeman, 1937
10 prints and 6 duplicates depicting literary and political figures, including Henri Barbusse, Louis Fischer, Max Eastman, Oscar Williams, Earl Browder, and Karl von Wiegand, 1932-1942?
39 prints and 1 duplicate depicting Mr. and Mrs. Karl von Wiegand and scenes from their travels to Khartoum and Budapest, 1935-1936
25 prints depicting Ivy Litvinov, 1914-1943(?); 5 prints depicting Maxim Litvinov, n.d.; 8 prints depicting Ivy's family and friends, 1943-1960; and 3 prints depicting places in Moscow, 1931
5 prints of Diego Rivera, 1935; 2 prints of Ivy Litvinov, 1943; and 2 prints of unidentified people, 1943
52 prints depicting Soviet artists and writers, including prints of Maksim Gorky and Boris Pilnyak, 1930's
20 prints and 1 duplicate depicting sets of productions by Vsevolod Meyerhold and of productions staged by others at the Meyerhold Theatre, n.d.; and 1 inscribed print depicting Meyerhold, 1927
20 prints depicting sets of film productions by Sergei Eisenstein, including three prints of Mexican people in costumes photographed by Eisenstein, 1937; and 1 of Eisenstein and others in Mexico, 1937
64 prints depicting sets of Russian film productions and performers, including twenty prints for Peter the Great, n.d.
5 prints depicting scenes from the film Storm Over Asia by V. Pudovkin, n.d.
6 prints depicting Soviet and other art, n.d. and 1927
6 postcards and 2 duplicates depicting posters and people during the Spanish Civil War
5 prints and 2 negatives of schools in Manzanillo designed by architect Carlos LeDuc, n.d.
10 prints of political art depicting workers, 1930's; 2 prints of demonstrations in Tampa? Florida, n.d.; and 3 prints of workers and scenes in Duluth, Minnesota, 1931
6 prints depicting store displays of Davidson Bakeries, Chicago, and Gimble Brothers, Philadelphia, 1949
15 prints and 12 postcards depicting Russian ethnic musicians, buildings, and scenes in Russia; and 1 print of Lenin, n.d.
15 miscellaneous prints and 13 postcards depicting various people and places, including churches in Russia and the Moles Annual Award Dinner, 1949
114 prints and 1 duplicate depicting unidentified friends, 1926-1953
One album containing 149 prints depicting Joseph Freeman, his family, and friends
22 Slides depicting various photographs and box 1 documents in the Freeman collection. undated