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Devere Allen was a writer by inclination and a reformer by conviction. Through his written and edited works pulsated social concern, expressed especially in socialism and pacifism. "With reiteration," he wrote in 1930 (The Fight for Peace), "I have borne down on the needs of a more drastic opposition to war, the war system, and its perpetrators." His devotion to this ideal makes Allen worthy of the serious consideration by students of the peace movement; his creative virtuosity, the range of his interests, make him a singularly delightful person to study.

Allen's "drastic opposition to war" began in 1917. Even before the declaration of war he founded and edited The Rational Patriot, a journal of some Oberlin College students who denied that soldiering was the highest form of patriotism, even in wartime. Although heckled by most students, Allen continud to put out his pacifist hournal until in 1918 with his wife, Marie Hollister Allen, he moved to New York to become secretary of a new organization, The Young Democracy, and the editor of its publication of that name. Many of his colleagues saw in The Young Democracy but another youth protest movement; Allen envisioned an international network of liberal youth organizations. He saw clearly that "with his finger on the pulse of a younger and more perceptive generation of trained leaders, the pacifist dares to predict the expansion of the minority concept of constructive peace into a comparatively speedy wold-wide acceptance." (A War-Time Credo). He saw as clearly that international harmony and domestic social reform were two facets of the same movement.

In 1921 Allen took these convictions to The World Tomorrow, a journal closely associated with the Fellowship of Reconciliation. He was managing editor until the fall of 1924, an editor until 1931, and from 1932 to 1933 (in 1932 he sojourned as editor of The Nation). Associated with John Nevin Sayre, Anna Rochester, Grace Hutchins, Kirby Page, and Reinhold Niebuhr, Allen was instrumental in makingThe World Tomorrow one of America's most vigorous "little magazines" of the nineteen-twenties. He wrote serious articles, humor, and poetry. His poems were sometimes tender, often sardonic. His various columns represented the crest of his literary powers. They were charged with both wit and social concern. Also in the twenties Allen began to analyze pacifism. He turned to its historical roots and in 1930 published a major history of the American Peace movement. But The Fight for Peace was more than history; it was an analysis of the peace crusade. It purported to show that radical pacifism is demanded to oppose war. His analysis also produced Pacifism in the Modern World (1929), a collection of articles which Allen edited to show the relevance of the pacifist approach to all social problms. From such analyses he projected

Allen urged upon pacifists the "assertive elements in their view of life --participation in the effort to solve social questions rather than withdrawal from them." ("How Practical is Pacifism?" The New Church Messenger, May 7, 1930). He insisted that pacifists be realists, that they recognize the fact of power struggle, the real threats of nationalism, Germany, and Russia, of evil. Only then could they assert morality and love in the real world. Allen was a radical pacifist but he thought in terms of concrete situations and believed that his position and day-to-day judgements not less but rather more difficult. Increasingly, too, Allen identified himself with idealistic socialists led by his friend, Norman Thomas. he sought to apply pacifism to industrial as well as international relations. He was a member of the board of directors of the League for Industrial Democracy. He joined Norman Thomas in opposing violence by labor. He withdrew from the American League Against War and Fascism when he found it impossible to cooperate with Communists even on international programs because of their unprincipled tactics. He was active in the councils on the national Socialist Party, and he invigorated the party in his state of Connecticut. He was a socialist candidate for United States Senator from Connecticut in 1932 and 1934. When in 1938 the party label was captured by the conservative mayor of Bridgeport, Jasper McLevy, Allen ran for governor on the Labor Party Ticket. But as the decade wore on, Allen was increasingly absorbed with international relations.

While withThe World TomorrowAllen had tried in vain to get a four page section carrying news of the world-wide peace movement. At the same time he had become aware of the need to pull together American peace organizations, to make them more aware of international developments, and to reach beyond the thirty thousand subscribers of the magazine. After a European trip in 1930-1931 and the assignment withThe Nation the following year, Devere and Marie Allen launched their No-Frontier News Service in November, 1933. The name was subsequently changed to Worldover Press in 1942. Worldover Press was a news service supplying by 1953 nearly seven hundred newspapers and magazines in sixty-two countries with international news and analysis. The Allens estimated that the total circulation of client papers using their material reached well over twelve million people. The used hundreds of periodicals to add to their perspctive of world events, but they relied upon forty regular overseas correspondents, and sixty special correspondents (sometimes reporters, often professors and writers) for their own news and analysis. Regular weekly bulletins and special reports were sent to religious, labor, peace, and private papers. A fortnightly newsletter, the World Interpreter, was sent to ministers, teachers, other individuals and libraries. In the crisis of 1939, the Allens themselves operated a European Bureau from Belgium; during the war they initiated a Latin American Bureau from Mexico, 1942-1944.

The news agency was not an organ of pacifism. It collected and distributed news of the peace movement, of social and cultural progress, as well as of conflict around the globe. Although it scooped regular news agencies upon occasion, it was not relied upon for everyday news. Although it reported about pacifists, it was not intended as propaganda. Although it indirectly reached millions, its influence on public opinion cannot be measured. Worldover Press was important to many people, however, for its insight into news treated only casually, if at all, in standard journals. It was vital to the peace movement which it put in contact with international events.

The tragedy of Devere Allen's life was that his creative powers were not loosed from the tasks of fundraising, administration, and reporting. He was ably served by a few assistants. But because he operated on such little capital, and because he was an indefatigable worker, Allen's hours were cramped by daily routine. Nevertheless, in those after hours he became humorist and satirist, folklorist, genealogist and historian; he even wrote poetry and fiction. Much of his work was published. But his virtuosity is revealed still more by unpublished and unfinished projects: his delightful and thorough genealogy of the Allen family; his collection of Rhode Island folklore (part of which was published serially in the Providence, Rhode Island, Sunday Journal Magazine); a projected article on early railroads; a collection of witty verse; serious poems and articles, and humorous stories. Intellectual curiosity, humor, and his love of nature relieved the tension of social concern and administrative tasks. Beyond these diversions, Allen pressed his analysis of internationalism and pacifism. There are indications that he had visions of making the Worldover Press an active agent in international relations as well as an educational influence. There remain, also, fragments of fresh analysis of contemporary pacifism. His sudden death in 1955 deprived the movement of re-interpretation which it needed. Certainly those who tried to continue the Worldover Press found that it had been but an extension of the vision and labor of Devere Allen.

Allen's friends and close associates included in the twenties those on The World Tomorrow, especially Nevin Sayre with whom Allen was active in the Fellowship of Reconciliation. In the thirties there were especially Norman Thomas, Clarence E. Pickett, and Ray Newton. From the war on he worked closely with E. Dixwell Chase, Philip Gray, Landrum Bolling, and Samuel Guy Inman. He had a long devoted friend in Albert Sprague Coolidge, and a dedicated associate in Alice Barry. Fully sharing his hopes and frustrations, his life and work, was his wife, Marie Allen.

A biography must be written before Devere Allen's influence can be measured even approximately. And much independent research remains to be done before a biography can be attempted. It is certain that he was one of the most articulate, analytical and imaginative pacifists. His books and articles and Worldover Press testify to that fact, as does his correspondence. He not only recorded and analyzed the peace movement, he also helped organize it. He created also an instrument for the international exchange of ideas. [See also: Devere Allen, Life and Writings, edited by Charles Chatfield. (New York : Garland Pub., 1976)]

Chronology of the Life of Devere Allen

Biography of Devere Allen

Devere Allen died on August 27, 1955. The records of the Worldover Press were removed in filing boxes from an office to his home in Wilton Center, Connecticut. They were stored along with his other papers in the library and in the basement of the study. Each of these buildings is independent of the house. The papers in the library remained in good condition; those in the basement were in fair condition, with slight damage.

Allen had given some papers to the Swarthmore College Peace Collection. He had indicated that numerous items of historical interest which he held should eventually be deposited with the Collection. He was one of those on the Advisory Council who were eager to see the Peace Collection expand its activities. It was natural, therefore, that upon his death Mrs. Allen sent a few items to the library.

In connection with research on pacifism, Charles Chatfield contacted Mrs. Allen in the summer of 1960 and requested permission to study the Allen papers. When the size and importance of the collection became apparent, and when Mrs. Allen expressed her desire that it be cared for as a whole, the Advisory Council of the Peace Collection agreed to accept her gift.

Through the generosity of the Clement and Grace Biddle Foundation, the Peace Collection was enabled to sponsor the collecting and classifying of the books and papers at Wilton by Charles Chatfield, a task in which Mrs. Allen graciously assisted. In the fall of 1961 the collection was shipped in its entirety to Swarthmore.

Allen's papers are instructive in the socialist-communist-fascist-patriot conflict of the thirties, the progressive spirit in the twenties, and the history and relationships of pacifism, socialism, and international relations.

Scope and Content Notes by Barbara Addison The papers of Devere Allen consist of correspondence (bulk, 1910-1955), biographical material, administrative files, minutes of meetings, biographical material, published and unpublished manuscripts, diaries, newspaper clippings, brochures, flyers, leaflets, periodicals, reference material, posters, lapel buttons, stamps, and photographs. The papers reflect his work as a journalist, editor, newspaper correspondent, author of fiction and non fiction, and as a public speaker.

Devere Allen founded and edited the pacifist journal, The Rational Patriot in 1917-1918. Correspondence, manuscripts, and a complete file of this publication are included. From 1918 through 1921, he was secretary of The Young Democracy and editor of its publication of the same name. Records of The Young Democracy (correspondence, financial and membership records) and a set of Young Democracy (1919-1922) are included.

The collection contains substantial reference files in the areas of liberal youth organizations from the immediate post World-War I period.

Correspondence relating to Allen's tenure (1921-1933) as managing editor and editor of The World Tomorrow is included, together with a complete set of this periodical (1918-1934). There are extensive records of the Nofrontier News Service (1933-1941) and the Worldover Press (1942-1955), including correspondence, business, financial, operational, and promotional files, serial publications, news releases, and clippings.

The collection contains information about the many organizations with which Allen was affiliated, including the American Friends Service Committee, the Fellowship of Reconciliation, the International Fellowship of Reconciliation, the War Resisters League, and War Resisters' International. A complete list of the organizations is found in Series C-5 of this checklist.

There is extensive documentation of Allen's involvement with the Socialist Party (U.S.) at the national, state, and local level. (The Socialist Party of Connecticut was forced to change its name to the Labor Party of Connecticut in 1938). Correspondence and organizational material, both primary and secondary, are found throughout Series C-4. Most of Allen's involvement was between the years 1932 and 1940, although there is a small amount of correspondence after 1940.

The many correspondents of Devere Allen include: Dean Acheson, Jane Addams, Friedrich Adler, Gertrude Baer, Emily Greene Balch, Roger Baldwin, Charles Beard, Russel O. Berg, Landrum Bolling, Heloise Brainerd, Ellen Starr Brinton, Vera Brittain, Fenner Brockway, Heywood Broun, Pearl Buck, Corder Catchpool, Carrie Chapman Catt, E. Dixwell Chase, A. Sprague Coolidge, Maurice Cranston, Merle Curti, Dorothy Detzer, John Dewey, Camille Drevet, W.E.B. DuBois, John Foster Dulles, Crystal Eastman, Albert Einstein, H.C. Engelbrecht, Harold Fey, Dorothy Canfield Fisher, Lella Secor Florence, A. Ruth Fry, Marcus Garvey, Donald Grant, Anna M. Graves, Philip Gray, Richard Gregg, Paul Harris, Alfred Hassler, John Hayes Holmes, Jessie Wallace Hughan, Hannah C. Hull, Dorothy Hunt (Mrs. S. Foster Hunt), Grace Hutchins, Samuel Guy Inman, Rufus Jones, David Starr Jordan, Abe Kaufman, Muriel Lester, Alfred Baker Lewis, Fred Libby, A.J. Muste, Tracy Mygatt, Ray Newton, Reinhold Niebuhr, Anna T. Nilsson, Mildred Scott Olmsted, Kirby Page, Sylvia Pankhurst, Clarence E. Pickett, Arthur Ponsonby, Mercedes Randall, Jeannette Rankin, Charles Raven, Reginald Reynolds, Anna Rochester, Romain Rolland, Eleanor Roosevelt, Robert Root, Bayard Rustin, Margaret Sanger, John Nevin Sayre, Rosika Schwimmer, Michael Scott, Vida Scudder, Clarence Senior, Rebecca Shelley, Wallace Stegner, Helene Stocker, John Swomley, Norman Thomas, Magda Trocmé, Caroline Urie, Oswald G. Villard, Lillian Wald, Wilfred Wellock, Howard Y. Williams, E. Raymond Wilson, William Worthy, and Art Young. There is an index to significant correspondents.

At the time of Devere Allen's sudden death in 1955, his papers were stored at his office in Wilton, Connecticut. His widow, Marie Allen, retired soon after his death, so that the papers were unused until 1961, when historian Charles Chatfield was granted permission by Marie Allen to organize them. He visited Wilton in the summer of 1961, at which time he put the papers in a preliminary order, following essentially the same organizational structure in which he found them. Since Allen had been a member of the Advisory Council of the Swarthmore College Peace Collection, it was natural that the papers would be deposited at Swarthmore.

The bulk of the papers was sent to Swarthmore in the fall of 1961 (accession 61-80) containing approximately 150 linear feet. Chatfield provided a preliminary checklist. The materials were transferred to acid-free boxes and given temporary labels. Three small accessions were received in 1975, 1981 and 1985.

Processing of the Devere Allen Papers was begun in 1995. Chatfield had not been able to organize all materials during his 1961 visit, so that about 75 linear feet remained to be sorted among various series.

The series arrangement devised by Chatfield (based on the arrangement in which he found the papers) was retained, except that sub series were added to Series C.

It is important for the researcher to understand that even though there is one main correspondence series (Series C), correspondence may also be found in every series except series E. Series C also contains background information, filed with the correspondence by Allen and his assistants, to keep like topics together.

This collection was re-boxed in 2012, compacting the contents into many less boxes than had previously been used. Cards were placed into card file boxes, and printing blocks were either discarded (because they were very faded) or removed to the Memorabilia Collection.

    Series List:
  1. Series A: Biographical Information, Diaries, Memorabilia. Includes information by and about Devere Allen, Marie Hollister Allen, and their families. Includes Christmas cards and other personal information and memorabilia.
  2. Series B-1: Writings of Devere Allen. Includes composition books, manuscripts, newspaper clippings, pamphlets, typescripts, some background and research material, and correspondence related to his writings.
  3. Series B-2: Speeches, Talks and Radio Addresses. Includes manuscripts of talks, background material, correspondence, publicity, and lists of speaking engagements.
  4. Series C-1: The Rational Patriot (periodical edited by Devere Allen). Includes correspondence, manuscripts, and subscription lists.
  5. Series C-2: Young Democracy (a youth organization and its periodical of the same name which Devere Allen helped to found). Includes correspondence, printed material, and information about members.
  6. Series C-3: Family and Personal Correspondence and Related Printed Information. Primarily letters between Devere and Marie before their marriage, 1910-1917. Also includes some correspondence between Marie Allen and Charles Chatfield, 1960-1974. All letters of a personal nature had been placed in this series at Marie Allen's request. It was restricted until her death in 1979. Also included is a box of information about Devere Allen's ancestor, Horatio Allen (1802-1889), who was the inventor of the first steam locomotive in the United States.
  7. Series C-4: Correspondence and Related Printed Information (General). This series represents Allen's working files. He had arranged it chronologically by year, then alphabetically within each year. It includes correspondence and printed secondary information about individuals and organizations, and it documents the day-to-day working of The World Tomorrow, and the No-Frontier News Service/Worldover Press. It also includes a miscellany of personal topics, news service business, genealogy, and Allen's other interests (especially his work for the Socialist Party), because his correspondence reflects the fact that the many facets of his personal and professional life were inseparable. In addition to the chronological files in Series C-4, Allen chose to arrange some correspondence by organization, country, or subject. In the later processing, files for these three topics were removed from C-4 and created as series C-5, C-6, and C-7, respectively. Consistent filing practices had not always been followed in Allen's office, so that related correspondence was not necessarily together. Correspondence and related files were transferred from the general series ( C-4) to the specific (C-5, C-6, C-7) if Allen had already created a file for the name, organization, or topic. If Allen had not created a separate file, the correspondence and related information was left in Series C-4. Also, an invitation from 1818 in Massachusetts Peace Society (DG 020) Re-File material.
  8. Series C-5: Correspondence and Related Printed Information, Arranged by Organization.
  9. Series C-6: Correspondence and Related Printed Information, Arranged by Country.
  10. Series C-7: Correspondence and Related Printed Information, Arranged by Subject .
  11. Series D-1: No-Frontier News Service (1933-1941) and Series D-2: Worldover Press (1942-1955). These are the business and operational files of Allen's news service, which changed its name in January, 1942. Most correspondence relating to it is filed in series C-4. Periodicals associated with these series were left in place. Extensive clipping files of NNS and Worldover Press materials are included.
  12. Series E: Books, Pamphlets, Periodicals, and other Printed Materials Collected By Devere Allen. Approximately 250 of the 300 books received in the 1961 accession were incorporated into the Swarthmore College Peace Collection's holdings at that time. Most are about peace, war, pacifism, and the Society of Friends. In 1997 some duplicates were sold to Booksource (Swarthmore, Pa.) and others given away. The books that remain in this series were retained because they were inscribed by the author or have some significance to the papers. About 300 pamphlets are included in this series, including 18th and 19th century works. There are also 15 plays and 40 poems about peace and war.Periodicals received by Devere Allen were found scattered throughout the papers, especially in series C-4. These were brought together in series E. However, since series had been established for the No-Frontier News Service (D-1) and the Worldover Press (D-2), periodicals associated with them were left in their respective series.
  13. Images The photographs from the Devere Allen Papers include images of him and his wife, the Young Democracy group, famous people and scenes that Allen used in his lectures (many available as lantern slides rather than photographs, or in both formats), and the locomotive designed by his ancestor. A small online exhibit was created by Barbara Addison (see Online Photograph Gallery) of some of these images. Lantern slides used by Devere Allen were received at the Peace Collection in 2012. These and all of the photographs were digitized that year, and are available for viewing as part of the Peace Collection's online digital collections.
  14. Lantern slide collection The Devere Allen lantern slide collection consists of 263 glass slides of images that Allen used to illustrate his many lectures and talks on internationalism. It appears that these slides date no later than the mid 1930s. The slides include portraits of leading public figures, such as George Bernard Shaw, August Bebel, Jawaharlal Nehru, and George Lansbury; and peace activists such as Mohandas Gandhi, Fenner Brockway, Wilfred Wellock, and Romain Rolland. Many of the slides depict famous buildings in European cities or the beauties of the countryside. Allen collected images of contemporary events such as a parade of Soviet miliitary might in Moscow's Red Square, a peace demonstration in Berlin, Germany in the early 1930s, and a march of Nazi "Brown Shirts" a few years later.

The Swarthmore College Peace Collection is the official repository for these papers.

Gift of Marie H. (Mrs. Devere) Allen, 1961.

For the catalog record for this collection and to find materials on similar topics, search the library's online catalog.

Processed by Barbara Addison, 2000.

    Items removed to other SCPC collections
  1. Scrapbook/s: #113 (Oberlin College, 1913-1916) and #114 (newsclippings using information/material from Worldover Press, 1942-1950)
  2. Photographs and slides
  3. Posters
  4. Stamps
  5. Buttons
  6. Oversized items
  7. See list for more information

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The collection is open for research use.

All or part of this collection is stored off-site. Contact Swarthmore College Peace Collection staff at peacecollection@swarthmore.edu at least two weeks in advance of visit to request boxes.

Copyright to the materials created by Devere Allen has been transferred to the Swarthmore College Peace Collection. Copyright to all other materials is retained by the authors of items in these papers, or their descendants, as stipulated by United States copyright law.

Collection Inventory

Diaries of Devere Allen (6 diaries, 1 notebook in diary form); diary of Marie Hollister (Allen), 1911; 1913; 1914.
Box Series A: 1 [SCPC-4253]
Biographical information, 1910-1970; undated.
Box Series A: 1 [SCPC-4253]
Scope and Contents

[9 folders] see also: Series B-2, boxes 3-6, speaking engagements of Devere Allen

Controversial letters of C.L. Clark and T. Coogan about Devere Allen, 1950; 1954.
Box Series A: 1 [SCPC-4253]
Oberlin College, 1917-1954.
Box Series A: 1 [SCPC-4253]
Scope and Contents

see also: Series C-1, The Rational Patriot and Series C-5, Oberlin College

Registration of name change from "Harold Devere" to "Devere", 1930.
Box Series A: 1 [SCPC-4253]
Selective Service (draft) cards and correspondence, 1917-1918; 1942.
Box Series A: 1 [SCPC-4253]
Socialist Party cards of Devere Allen and Marie Allen, 1930s.
Box Series A: 1 [SCPC-4253]
Calling card, business card, affiliation cards, bookplate of Devere Allen.
Box Series A: 1 [SCPC-4253]
Medical information, 1924-1954.
Box Series A: 1 [SCPC-4253]
Ration cards and information, 1942-1943.
Box Series A: 2 [SCPC-4254]
Scope and Contents

[1/2 box]

Christmas cards, mostly undated.
Box Series A: 2 [SCPC-4254]
Scope and Contents

[1/2 box]

Biographies of family members, written by Jean Allen Young, approximately 1975.
Box Series A: 2 [SCPC-4254]
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[1/2 box]

Book proposals by Devere Allen (not published): "Elihu Burritt, Sledge of Peace" -- correspondence and background material, 1932-1944; undated.
Box Series B-1: 5 [SCPC-4259]
Book proposals by Devere Allen (not published): "Rich Western World" (tentative title) -- typescripts by various authors about Latin America, correspondence, background material, 1942-1944.
Box Series B-1: 5 [SCPC-4259]
Book proposals by Devere Allen (not published): "They Was Rugged in Old Rhody" -- manuscript, approximately 1951.
Box Series B-1: 5 [SCPC-4259]
Book proposals by Devere Allen (not published): "Rugged Rhode Island" -- manuscript, [later version of They Was Rugged in Old Rhody], approximately 1952.
Box Series B-1: 6 [SCPC-4260]
Book proposals by Devere Allen (not published): "Rugged Rhode Island" -- correspondence and background material, 1951-1952; 1954-1955.
Box Series B-1: 6 [SCPC-4260]
Book proposals by Devere Allen (not published): "Rugged Rhode Island" -- "new" stories, undated; approximately early 1950s.
Box Series B-1: 6 [SCPC-4260]
Book proposals by Devere Allen (not published): "Conquering Force" -- outline and notes, circa 1920s.
Box Series B-1: 4 [SCPC-4258]
Scope and Contents

[3 folders]

Book proposals by Devere Allen (not published): "American Pioneers of Peace" -- correspondence and background information, 1809-1951; undated.
Box Series B-1: 4 [SCPC-4258]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Book proposals by Devere Allen (not published): "American Pioneers of Peace" -- peace leaders' biographical information; newspaper clippings.
Box Series B-1: 4 [SCPC-4258]
Book proposals by Devere Allen (not published): "New Europe and Old America" -- outlines and typescript, correspondence and background information, 1931-1955.
Box Series B-1: 4 [SCPC-4258]
Book proposals by Devere Allen (not published): "Rugged Rhode Island" -- bound volume of Rhode Island lore, undated.
Box Series B-1: 7 [SCPC-4261]
Scope and Contents

[compiled by Fally Lewis Champlin (grandmother of Devere Allen)]

The Fight for Peace (published by Macmillan Co.), 1930.
Box Series B-1: 1 [SCPC-4255]
The Fight for Peace (published by Macmillan Co.): Copy of book with original yellow dust jacket, 1930.
Box Series B-1: 2 [SCPC-4256]
The Fight for Peace (published by Macmillan Co.): Correspondence and memos re: publication, 1929-1936; 1938; 1943; 1958.
Box Series B-1: 2 [SCPC-4256]
The Fight for Peace (published by Macmillan Co.): Reviews, 1930-1931.
Box Series B-1: 2 [SCPC-4256]
The Fight for Peace (published by Macmillan Co.): Reviews, letters, and publicity (pages dismantled from scrapbook), 1930-1931.
Box Series B-1: 2 [SCPC-4256]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Youth Movements...", 1924.
Box Series B-1: 10 [SCPC-4264]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Young Cuban Student in an American University...", undated.
Box Series B-1: 10 [SCPC-4264]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Leopold III, King of Belgium": Writing, correspondence and background information about, by Devere Allen and others, 1940-1953; undated.
Box Series B-1: 10 [SCPC-4264]
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[7 folders]

Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Words to Wow Your Friends" by Allen Holliday (Devere Allen pseudonym): Manuscript, 1950s.
Box Series B-1: 11 [SCPC-4265]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Life Can Be Sesquipedalian" by Allen Holliday: Manuscript, early 1950s-1955.
Box Series B-1: 11 [SCPC-4265]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Life Can Be Sesquipedalian": Prospectus, correspondence, and background material, early 1950s-1955.
Box Series B-1: 11 [SCPC-4265]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "The World's Stake in Austria", 1930s.
Box Series B-1: 10 [SCPC-4264]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Would Disarmament Ensure Peace?", undated.
Box Series B-1: 10 [SCPC-4264]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "You Don't Need Foreign Languages", 1955.
Box Series B-1: 10 [SCPC-4264]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Will Danzig Still Explode?", circa 1940.
Box Series B-1: 10 [SCPC-4264]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Will Socialism End the Evil of War?", circa 1930.
Box Series B-1: 10 [SCPC-4264]
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[see also Series B-1, pamphlets by Devere Allen]

Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Wild Animals That Have Known Me", undated.
Box Series B-1: 10 [SCPC-4264]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Womankind Moves Peacewards", undated.
Box Series B-1: 10 [SCPC-4264]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "When Waits Become Wrights", 1953.
Box Series B-1: 10 [SCPC-4264]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Whither Fascist Germany?", late 1930s.
Box Series B-1: 10 [SCPC-4264]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Who Will Win The War?: Submerged Factors Will Decide and Can Be Measured", 1939.
Box Series B-1: 10 [SCPC-4264]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Who Will Win The War? : Reich Well Prepared, but Allied Resources Greater", undated.
Box Series B-1: 10 [SCPC-4264]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Why France Falters", 1954 or 1955.
Box Series B-1: 10 [SCPC-4264]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "War, Fascism, and The Socialist Dilemma", 1930s.
Box Series B-1: 10 [SCPC-4264]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "War Is Absolutely Uncontrollable...", 1931 March 5.
Box Series B-1: 10 [SCPC-4264]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "War Marches On", 1936.
Box Series B-1: 10 [SCPC-4264]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "War Resistance As War Prevention", 1935 April.
Box Series B-1: 10 [SCPC-4264]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "War Takes the Throttle", 1930s.
Box Series B-1: 10 [SCPC-4264]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "What Next In Spain?", undated.
Box Series B-1: 10 [SCPC-4264]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Women on the Job" (2 articles), undated.
Box Series B-1: 10 [SCPC-4264]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Tolstoy's American Inspiration", 1935.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Trieste -- Symbol of World in Fission", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "True to Form", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "The Truth About Spain", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Truth Is Off the Air", 1933.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "The Twilight of German Democracy", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Two Cheers for Poison Gas", 1930s.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Taxation Facts -- And Fancies", circa 1935.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Third Party Frustration in America", 1947.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Thirty Years of Wilton Birds", 1951.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "This Yellow Decade", 1920s.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "This Wonderful World", 1930s.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Tito Blocks the Road", circa late 1940s.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "To Pershore -- A Yankee Pilgrimage", 1947.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "To You -- Citizen of Connecticut", 1934.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Self Defense for Smaller Nations", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Socialism -- Europe's Unifying Force", circa late 1940s.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Socialism Must Crush Militarism", 1932.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Some Dictators Are Nice", circa 1941.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "South Europe's Family of Winds", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Spain Will Make Good", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "The Spanish Ferment", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Strategic Retreat", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Presidential Possibilities : Norman Thomas -- Why Not?", circa 1931.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "The Price of a New Civilization", 1930s.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Prominent Socialists, Recently Enrolled, Urge Liberals Join", 1932.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "'Remember the Panay!' -- Roosevelt Motto", late 1930s.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Resolution On War", approximately 1939.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Return to Cuernavaca", 1946 February 3.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "The Right Kind of War", 1930s.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Right and Wrong in Kenya", 1953.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Salvador Conquers a River--- and the Whole New World is Aided", circa 1940s.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Seed -- There are Hands That Cannot Be Held Back From Constructive Tasks", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: Paying for Peace, 1932.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: Peace and the Status Quo, undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Peace Education Comes Alive", 1936.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "The Peace Movement Moves Left", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Peace Movements", 1952.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Personal Decoration -- and Vice Versa", circa early 1920s.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Pilgrims in the Fog", 1942.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Please Say a Few Words", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "The Present War in Europe", circa 1931-1932.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Now Is Not Too Soon", circa 1941.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "On Being an Ancestor", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Our Intellectual Strip-Tease", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Pacifism and the Crisis -- Article", prefaced 1936.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Pacifism and Its Critics", 1937.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Pacifism Flunks the Crisis", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: Passive Resistance, circa 1949.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: Passports to Pique, undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: Paul-Henri Spaak -- President of Everything, undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "The Military Juggernaut", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Moral Leadership", 1948.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "The Need for a New Political Party", circa 1930s.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "New England's Hidden Drama", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "New Europe and Old America", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "New Hope for Sons of the Incas", circa 1950s.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "New Problems for the Pacifist", circa 1940.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Nine Years In a Queue", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Non-Violence Goes Latin", circa 1944.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Labor's Deepening Dilemma", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Labor's Peace Dilemma", 1935.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "The Last Page", 1931.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Latin America -- In Brief", 1942.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Learned Monographs on the State of the Nation", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Let's Look Backwards -- and Ahead", circa 1939.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Liberal Dreams About the War", circa 1940.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Little--but Oh My!", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Marie Antoinette -- Devotee of 'Hot-Hand'", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "'Mighty Above All Things': Truth or Propaganda", circa 1930s.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Introducing: Herceg", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Introducing: Peter Manniche", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Introducing: Jef de Nyn", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Introducing: Johannes Sperling", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Introducing: Arthur Sweetser", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Irish Workers Open Unique Library", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "It's So Historic!", 1955.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "I Remember Giuseppe", 1940.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "'I Spy!'-- A Game of Governments", circa 1933.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Imperialism Shifts the Scales", circa 1939.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "In a Hundred Years How Far?", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Indian Bridge: From Peru to New York!", 1942.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Inquirers who have met with...", circa 1953.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Introducing: Natanael Beskow", circa 1940.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Introducing: Kees Bouke", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Introducing: Rudolf Herceg", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "The Good and Bad in Modernisms", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Great Pacifists of History", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "He Plans for Reconstruction Now", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Hitler's Unsung Hero", circa 1939.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Horatio Took the Bridge", 1953-1954.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Hospitality-- 200 Years Late", circa 1950s.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "How Spain Won Freedom", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "How the Croatians are Fighting Illiteracy", 1940.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Humanity Has the Final Word", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "I Ought to Forget Them", 1940.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Europe's Indispensable Middle-Man (Paul-Henri Spaak)", undated.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "The Fascist Flood", circa 1931.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "First Steps to World Friendship", 1955.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Five Fallacies that Make for War", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Folke Faerie", 1940.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "For Every Reason: Feed Europe", 1940s.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Frenchmen Without Tears", 1940.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "From Those Who Went Before", undated.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "The Fruits of Controversy", circa before 1917.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Game We Owe to France", circa 1950s.
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Gaspé Peninsula (Canada)".
Box Series B-1: 9 [SCPC-4263]
Scope and Contents

[3 typescripts about the peninsula (ca. 1937, ca. 1947) in separate folder]

Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Crossroads of the Crisis", circa 1940.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Cuba's Orphans Get a Break", 1942.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Daniel Chessman: An Unheard Voice for Peace", undated.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Democracy Comes Through", undated.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Democracy Goes Latin", 1942.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Dictatorships are Mortal", undated.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Disarmament --- Perhaps", 1930s.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Do We Expect Too Much?", 1952.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Errant Nights", 1947.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Europe -- Continent of Contrast", late 1940s.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "British Labor Falters", 1930.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "British Labor Goes Ahead", 1931.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Caesar Dies Young", 1955.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Can We Disarm on All Five Fronts?", 1931.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "City Kids Get "Rich" from Rubbish Cans", undated.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "A Clinic for Critics", undated.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "The Cold War Warms Up", 1948.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "The Conquest of Democracy", circa 1930.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "The American- Soviet Power Drive in Europe", 1946.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Apology", undated.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Axis of Deliverance", 1955.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Back in 1923, a couple of lads fresh out of college...", 1946.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Beach Plums", circa 1938.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Belgium Endures and Hopes", circa 1940.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Bell Tower Magic", undated.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Bevin: Diplomatic Time Bomb", undated.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Blitzkrieg Revelations", circa 1942.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Bliven's Opera House", 1950.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Boredom Wins: Everybody Loses", circa 1940.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Britain's Indestructible Bevin", undated.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "Aid for the Jobless -- or an Alibi?", circa 1931.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "American Labor Joins Peace Drive", undated.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (nonfiction) by Devere Allen: "An American Looks at Europe", 1930s.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Typescripts (fiction) by Devere Allen: "Arborolatry", 1955.
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Typescripts (fiction) by Devere Allen: "Broken Wall", 1955.
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Typescripts (fiction) by Devere Allen: "Butaca", undated.
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Typescripts (fiction) by Devere Allen: "Calendar for May".
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Typescripts (fiction) by Devere Allen: "Candy-Striped Curtains", undated.
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Typescripts (fiction) by Devere Allen: "Corner Where You Are", undated.
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Typescripts (fiction) by Devere Allen: "Dear Editor: Goodbye", 1955.
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Typescripts (fiction) by Devere Allen: "Dew From the Sun", undated.
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Typescripts (fiction) by Devere Allen: "Down the Corridor, Last Door", circa 1950s.
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Typescripts (fiction) by Devere Allen: "Emergency Management".
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Typescripts (fiction) by Devere Allen: "Boom Bridge", undated.
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Scope and Contents

[separate folder]

Typescripts (fiction) by Devere Allen: "Father Masquerade", undated.
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Scope and Contents

[separate folder], 2 copies

Typescripts (fiction) by Devere Allen: "Flowers Die", undated.
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Typescripts (fiction) by Devere Allen: "Good Old Democracy, I Say".
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Typescripts (fiction) by Devere Allen: "Hard Case", undated.
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Typescripts (fiction) by Devere Allen: "I Will Help You, Señorita!", undated.
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Typescripts (fiction) by Devere Allen: "Ideas, Anyone?".
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Typescripts (fiction) by Devere Allen: "Interpreter, Si---and Guide!", undated.
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Typescripts (fiction) by Devere Allen: "It's Hard On Celebrities, But It Works!".
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Typescripts (fiction) by Devere Allen: "Let Your Personality Come Through".
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Typescripts (fiction) by Devere Allen: "Moon's Not All", undated.
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Typescripts (fiction) by Devere Allen: "Nature's All Around", undated.
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Typescripts (fiction) by Devere Allen: "A nonviolent but bitter feud..." [first line].
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Typescripts (fiction) by Devere Allen: "Old Sandy was the tightest man..." [first line].
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Typescripts (fiction) by Devere Allen: "Our Critical Chelonian", undated.
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Typescripts (fiction) by Devere Allen: "Perfect Squelch".
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Scope and Contents

[2 versions]

Typescripts (fiction) by Devere Allen: "Something To Talk About", undated.
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Typescripts (fiction) by Devere Allen: "Southward in Our Good Neighborhood", 1953.
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Typescripts (fiction) by Devere Allen: "Study in Soot".
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Scope and Contents

(2 versions)

Typescripts (fiction) by Devere Allen: "Toltec Whistle", undated.
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Scope and Contents

[separate folder]

Typescripts (fiction) by Devere Allen: "Wondrous Words", undated.
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Scope and Contents

[separate folder]

Pamphlets by Devere Allen: "A War-Time Credo" (Oberlin: Oberlin Fellowship of Reconciliation), 1917.
Box Series B-1: 7 [SCPC-4261]
Pamphlets by Devere Allen: "War Resistance as War Prevention" (New York: Fellowship of Reconciliation), 1928.
Box Series B-1: 7 [SCPC-4261]
Pamphlets by Devere Allen: "Will Socialism End the Evil of War?" (Girard, Kans.: Haldeman Julius Publications), 1931.
Box Series B-1: 7 [SCPC-4261]
Pamphlets by Devere Allen: "What Next?" (London: Friends' Peace Committee), 1940.
Box Series B-1: 7 [SCPC-4261]
Pamphlets by Devere Allen: "The Caribbean: Laboratory of World Cooperation" (New York: League for Industrial Democracy), 1943.
Box Series B-1: 7 [SCPC-4261]
Pamphlets by Devere Allen: "Non-Violence Goes Latin" (London: Peace News), 1945.
Box Series B-1: 7 [SCPC-4261]
Pamphlets by Devere Allen: "What Europe Thinks About America" (Hinsdale, Ill.: Regnery), 1948.
Box Series B-1: 7 [SCPC-4261]
Peace is the Victory (published by Harper; Devere Allen contributed to book): Reviews, 1944-1945.
Box Series B-1: 3 [SCPC-4257]
Peace is the Victory (published by Harper; Devere Allen contributed to book): Typescript, published 1944; typescript 1949.
Box Series B-1: 3 [SCPC-4257]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Peace is the Victory (published by Harper; Devere Allen contributed to book): Correspondence and memos, 1945-1951.
Box Series B-1: 3 [SCPC-4257]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Peace is the Victory (published by Harper; Devere Allen contributed to book): Reviews and publicity, 1949-1951.
Box Series B-1: 3 [SCPC-4257]
Peace is the Victory (published by Harper; Devere Allen contributed to book): Background information, including "acts of kindness in wartime" for British and American editions, 1942; 1945-1949; undated.
Box Series B-1: 3 [SCPC-4257]
Peace is the Victory (published by Harper; Devere Allen contributed to book): Material for new edition [projected, never written], 1948-1949; undated.
Box Series B-1: 3 [SCPC-4257]
Research materials, notes, ideas for possible articles: "Don Guido's Villagio", 1949.
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Research materials, notes, ideas for possible articles: "Ringing Refusals", approximately 1950.
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Research materials, notes, ideas for possible articles: "Rogerenes", circa late 1930s.
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Notes and background information for possible articles, 1931-1954; undated.
Box Series B-1: 13 [SCPC-4267]
Ideas for books and articles, 1926-1952.
Box Series B-1: 13 [SCPC-4267]
Background material for What Europe Thinks About America, 1946-1948; undated.
Box Series B-1: 7 [SCPC-4261]
Writings of Devere Allen for the No-Frontier News Service/Worldover Press, 1933-1943.
Box Series B-1: 13 [SCPC-4267]
Scope and Contents

[5 folders]

Writings of Devere Allen for the Worldover Press, 1944-1948.
Box Series B-1: 14 [SCPC-4268]
Writings of Devere Allen for the Worldover Press, 1948-1951.
Box Series B-1: 15 [SCPC-4269]
Writings of Devere Allen for the Worldover Press, 1950-1956.
Box Series B-1: 16 [SCPC-4270]
Information about published books by Devere Allen, arranged chronologically [books are in the SCPC Book Collection].
Box Series B-1: 1 [SCPC-4255]
Summaries (by Devere Allen) of printed articles and papers using his material, 1922-1948.
Box Series B-1: 7 [SCPC-4261]
Devere Allen's composition books, 1915.
Box Series B-1: 1 [SCPC-4255]
Devere Allen, approximately 1908-1916.
Box Series B-1: 1 [SCPC-4255]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Pacifism in the Modern World (published by Doubleday, Doran and Co.): Correspondence, notes, 1929; 1930-1939.
Box Series B-1: 1 [SCPC-4255]
Pacifism in the Modern World (published by Doubleday, Doran and Co.): Reviews, 1929-1930.
Box Series B-1: 1 [SCPC-4255]
Adventurous Americans (published by Farrar and Rinehart): Correspondence and background information, 1930-1936; undated.
Box Series B-1: 2 [SCPC-4256]
Pacifist Handbook (edited partly by Devere Allen, published by the Fellowship of Reconciliation): Correspondence, 1936-1939.
Box Series B-1: 3 [SCPC-4257]
Pacifist Handbook (edited partly by Devere Allen, published by the Fellowship of Reconciliation): Background and rough drafts, 1936-1939.
Box Series B-1: 3 [SCPC-4257]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Above All Nations (American edition edited by Devere Allen, published by Harper), 1949.
Box Series B-1: 3 [SCPC-4257]
Column/s "Rhode Island Lore and Laughter" written for "Providence Sunday Journal") -- columns, correspondence, 1955-1956.
Box Series B-1: 6 [SCPC-4260]
Correspondence about pamphlets, 1943-1948.
Box Series B-1: 7 [SCPC-4261]
Newspaper and magazine articles by Devere Allen, and related correspondence, approximately 1909-1929.
Box Series B-1: 7 [SCPC-4261]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Newspaper and magazine articles by Devere Allen, and related correspondence, approximately 1930-1956; undated.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Scope and Contents

[7 folders]

Letters to the Editor from Devere Allen (printed and manuscript), 1917-1954; undated.
Box Series B-1: 8 [SCPC-4262]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Travel articles by Devere Allen (printed and manuscript), 1930-1931; undated.
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Poems and Verses by Devere Allen.
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Scope and Contents

[arranged by title or first line; most are undated]

Epigrams by Devere Allen.
Box Series B-1: 12 [SCPC-4266]
Literary agents, 1953-1955.
Box Series B-1: 13 [SCPC-4267]
Correspondence with publishers, 1917-1955.
Box Series B-1: 13 [SCPC-4267]
Publishers' information, 1940-1955.
Box Series B-1: 13 [SCPC-4267]

Propaganda, circa 1920s-1940s.
Box Series B-2: 1 [SCPC-4271]
Today's News and Tomorrow's Tasks, 1924-approximately 1949.
Box Series B-2: 1 [SCPC-4271]
Pacifism's Part in Peace, approximately 1926.
Box Series B-2: 1 [SCPC-4271]
Talks (miscellaneous), 1920s-1940.
Box Series B-2: 1 [SCPC-4271]
From War to Peace in Europe, 1940-1941.
Box Series B-2: 1 [SCPC-4271]
Today's News and Tomorrow's Religion, 1940-1952.
Box Series B-2: 1 [SCPC-4271]
Italy, 1941-1949.
Box Series B-2: 1 [SCPC-4271]
Labour and War, 1941.
Box Series B-2: 1 [SCPC-4271]
Talks, 1941-1945.
Box Series B-2: 1 [SCPC-4271]
Peace Movement in Perspective, 1942.
Box Series B-2: 1 [SCPC-4271]
Other Side of Europe, approximately 1942.
Box Series B-2: 1 [SCPC-4271]
The Role of American Thought in the Post-War World, 1945.
Box Series B-2: 1 [SCPC-4271]
Can the U.N. Succeed?, 1945-1950.
Box Series B-2: 1 [SCPC-4271]
American Idealism and the New Europe, 1945-1946.
Box Series B-2: 1 [SCPC-4271]
Role of American Thought in the Peace, 1945.
Box Series B-2: 1 [SCPC-4271]
Talks (miscellaneous), 1945-1948.
Box Series B-2: 1 [SCPC-4271]
Latin America miscellaneous materials for talks, 1940-1946.
Box Series B-2: 1 [SCPC-4271]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Next Steps Toward Inter-American Unity, 1940s.
Box Series B-2: 1 [SCPC-4271]
Pacifism and the Latin American Republics, 1940s.
Box Series B-2: 1 [SCPC-4271]
Revolution and Reaction in Central America, 1940s.
Box Series B-2: 1 [SCPC-4271]
Latin America Moves Ahead, 1940s.
Box Series B-2: 2 [SCPC-4272]
Understanding Our Latin American Neighbors, 1943-1949.
Box Series B-2: 2 [SCPC-4272]
Britain's Struggle for a Comeback, 1948-1949.
Box Series B-2: 2 [SCPC-4272]
Europe in Crisis and Construction, 1948-1950.
Box Series B-2: 2 [SCPC-4272]
Three Revolutions, 1948.
Box Series B-2: 2 [SCPC-4272]
Red Route to the West, approximately 1948.
Box Series B-2: 2 [SCPC-4272]
Can We Be Reconciled With Russia?, approximately 1948-1950.
Box Series B-2: 2 [SCPC-4272]
Can America Lead Toward World Democracy?, approximately 1948-1950.
Box Series B-2: 2 [SCPC-4272]
Pacifist Inside Europe, 1948-1949.
Box Series B-2: 2 [SCPC-4272]
Europe in Crisis and Reconstruction, approximately 1949.
Box Series B-2: 2 [SCPC-4272]
Pacifism and the Power Struggle, 1949.
Box Series B-2: 2 [SCPC-4272]
Program for Peace, approximately 1949.
Box Series B-2: 2 [SCPC-4272]
Is There a Chance for Peace?, approximately 1949.
Box Series B-2: 2 [SCPC-4272]
Has the U.S. an Adequate Far Eastern Policy?, 1949-1950.
Box Series B-2: 2 [SCPC-4272]
Should We Re-Arm Europe?, 1949-1950.
Box Series B-2: 2 [SCPC-4272]
Talks (miscellaneous), 1949-1951.
Box Series B-2: 2 [SCPC-4272]
Point Four, approximately 1949-1950.
Box Series B-2: 2 [SCPC-4272]
Land of Fear or Land of Freedom?, approximately 1950.
Box Series B-2: 2 [SCPC-4272]
Central Issues in the World Crisis, 1950.
Box Series B-2: 2 [SCPC-4272]
Asia and U.S. Policy, 1950.
Box Series B-2: 2 [SCPC-4272]
What Is a Constructive Policy for Peace?, approximately 1950s.
Box Series B-2: 2 [SCPC-4272]
How Shall We Deal With Subversives?, early 1950s.
Box Series B-2: 2 [SCPC-4272]
Can Europe Be Kept Free?, 1950.
Box Series B-2: 3 [SCPC-4273]
Why We Must Stay in Europe?, 1950s.
Box Series B-2: 3 [SCPC-4273]
What Europe Thinks About America, 1950-1953.
Box Series B-2: 3 [SCPC-4273]
American Leadership for World Democracy, 1951.
Box Series B-2: 3 [SCPC-4273]
Talks (miscellaneous), 1952-1955.
Box Series B-2: 3 [SCPC-4273]
Can We Win the Captive Peoples?, approximately 1952.
Box Series B-2: 3 [SCPC-4273]
Outside and Inside World Events, approximately 1953.
Box Series B-2: 3 [SCPC-4273]
Our Security is Peace, 1953-1954.
Box Series B-2: 3 [SCPC-4273]
My Personal Responsibility for Peace, undated.
Box Series B-2: 3 [SCPC-4273]
Publicity material for speaking engagements, circa 1932; circa 1949.
Box Series B-2: 3 [SCPC-4273]
Speaking engagements, 1920-1934.
Box Series B-2: 3 [SCPC-4273]
Scope and Contents

[7 folders]

Speaking engagements, 1934-1940.
Box Series B-2: 4 [SCPC-4274]
Scope and Contents

[8 folders]

Speaking engagements, 1941-1942; 1944-1945.
Box Series B-2: 5 [SCPC-4275]
Scope and Contents

[6 folders]

Speaking engagements for the American Friends Service Committee's Institute of International Relations, 1945.
Box Series B-2: 5 [SCPC-4275]
Scope and Contents

[see also Series C-5, AFSC, Institute of International Relations]

Speaking engagements, 1946.
Box Series B-2: 5 [SCPC-4275]
Speaking engagements.
Box Series B-2: 6 [SCPC-4276]
Scope and Contents

[5 folders]

Prospective speaking engagements.
Box Series B-2: 6 [SCPC-4276]
Speaking invitations declined, 1931-1935.
Box Series B-2: 6 [SCPC-4276]
Speaking invitations declined, 1936-1951.
Box Series B-2: 7 [SCPC-4277]
Scope and Contents

(1/2 box), [3 folders]

Card index of Devere Allen's speeches, 1931-1951.
Box Series B-2: 8 [SCPC-4278]
Scope and Contents

card file box

Removal form for 1917 issues, and Devere Allen's report on "The Rational Patriot", 1947.
Box Series C-1: 1 [SCPC-4279]
Scope and Contents

(1/2 box)

Correspondence, 1917-1918.
Box Series C-1: 1 [SCPC-4279]
Scope and Contents

(1/2 box)

Manuscripts and printed materials, 1917-1918; undated.
Box Series C-1: 1 [SCPC-4279]
Scope and Contents

(1/2 box)

Subscription lists and peace pledge cards, 1917-1919.
Box Series C-1: 1 [SCPC-4279]
Scope and Contents

(1/2 box)

Miscellaneous items, 1917.
Box Series C-1: 1 [SCPC-4279]
Scope and Contents

(1/2 box)

Young Democracy (periodical): Removal form and subscription information, plans and prospectus, 1918.
Box Series C-2: 1 [SCPC-4280]
Scope and Contents

(1/2 box)

Organization and principles, 1918-1921.
Box Series C-2: 1 [SCPC-4280]
Scope and Contents

(1/2 box)

Correspondence, 1918-1922; undated.
Box Series C-2: 1 [SCPC-4280]
Scope and Contents

(1/2 box)

Material by and about, mostly undated, all, approximately 1918-1921.
Box Series C-2: 1 [SCPC-4280]
Scope and Contents

(1/2 box)

Meetings, forums, conferences, 1919-1920.
Box Series C-2: 1 [SCPC-4280]
Scope and Contents

(1/2 box)

Press notices, 1918-1920.
Box Series C-2: 1 [SCPC-4280]
Scope and Contents

(1/2 box)

Keyes, Harold C.: Correspondence with and about, 1918; 1919; 1923; 1928; 1936.
Box Series C-2: 1 [SCPC-4280]
Scope and Contents

(1/2 box)

McKusick, Rosa: Correspondence with re: Young Democracy, 1928-1929.
Box Series C-2: 1 [SCPC-4280]
Scope and Contents

(1/2 box)

Members and prospective members, approximately 1918-1921.
Box Series C-2: 2 [SCPC-4281]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Financial statements, pledges, membership lists, circa 1918-1921.
Box Series C-2: 2 [SCPC-4281]
Lella Secor's list of prospective members, approximately 1918-1921.
Box Series C-2: 2 [SCPC-4281]
Emergency Peace Federation: Subscription list (probably used by Young Democracy), undated.
Box Series C-2: 2 [SCPC-4281]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Mailing lists, approximately 1918-1921.
Box Series C-2: 2 [SCPC-4281]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: General.
Box Series C-2: 2 [SCPC-4281]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: Argentina.
Box Series C-2: 2 [SCPC-4281]
Young Democracy's reference files on the Youth Movement: Austria.
Box Series C-2: 3 [SCPC-4282]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: Australasia.
Box Series C-2: 3 [SCPC-4282]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: Chile.
Box Series C-2: 3 [SCPC-4282]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: Czechoslovakia.
Box Series C-2: 3 [SCPC-4282]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: Denmark.
Box Series C-2: 3 [SCPC-4282]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: Egypt.
Box Series C-2: 3 [SCPC-4282]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: England.
Box Series C-2: 3 [SCPC-4282]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: England -- League of Youth and Social Progress.
Box Series C-2: 3 [SCPC-4282]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: England -- No More War Movement.
Box Series C-2: 3 [SCPC-4282]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: Europe.
Box Series C-2: 3 [SCPC-4282]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: France.
Box Series C-2: 3 [SCPC-4282]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: Germany.
Box Series C-2: 3 [SCPC-4282]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: Germany -- pamphlets.
Box Series C-2: 3 [SCPC-4282]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: Germany -- periodicals, miscellaneous.
Box Series C-2: 3 [SCPC-4282]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: Germany -- organizations, miscellaneous.
Box Series C-2: 3 [SCPC-4282]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: Germany- Communist.
Box Series C-2: 4 [SCPC-4283]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: Germany- Junge Gemeinde.
Box Series C-2: 4 [SCPC-4283]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: Germany- Junge Menschen.
Box Series C-2: 4 [SCPC-4283]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: Germany- Pacifist.
Box Series C-2: 4 [SCPC-4283]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: Germany- Socialist (including Arbeiter Jugend).
Box Series C-2: 4 [SCPC-4283]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: Germany- Students.
Box Series C-2: 4 [SCPC-4283]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: Germany- Wandervögel.
Box Series C-2: 4 [SCPC-4283]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: Germany- Wandervögel (periodicals).
Box Series C-2: 4 [SCPC-4283]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: Germany- Welt Junged Bund.
Box Series C-2: 4 [SCPC-4283]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: Germany- Weltjugendliga.
Box Series C-2: 4 [SCPC-4283]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: Holland.
Box Series C-2: 4 [SCPC-4283]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: India.
Box Series C-2: 4 [SCPC-4283]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: International.
Box Series C-2: 4 [SCPC-4283]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: Japan, Mexico, Norway, Peru, Poland.
Box Series C-2: 4 [SCPC-4283]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: Russia.
Box Series C-2: 4 [SCPC-4283]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: Scotland, South Africa.
Box Series C-2: 4 [SCPC-4283]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: Switzerland.
Box Series C-2: 4 [SCPC-4283]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: United States -- general.
Box Series C-2: 4 [SCPC-4283]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: United States -- American Federation of Youth.
Box Series C-2: 4 [SCPC-4283]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: United States -- American Youth League.
Box Series C-2: 4 [SCPC-4283]
Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: United States -- church movements.
Box Series C-2: 5 [SCPC-4284]
Scope and Contents

(1/2 box)

Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: United States -- college movements.
Box Series C-2: 5 [SCPC-4284]
Scope and Contents

(1/2 box)

Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: United States -- Conference of Youth Organizations.
Box Series C-2: 5 [SCPC-4284]
Scope and Contents

(1/2 box)

Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: United States -- Conference of Youth Organizations (correspondence).
Box Series C-2: 5 [SCPC-4284]
Scope and Contents

(1/2 box)

Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: United States -- Conference of Youth Organizations (financial records).
Box Series C-2: 5 [SCPC-4284]
Scope and Contents

(1/2 box)

Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: United States -- Fellowship of Reconciliation, Youth Section.
Box Series C-2: 5 [SCPC-4284]
Scope and Contents

(1/2 box)

Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: United States -- Fellowship of Youth for Peace.
Box Series C-2: 5 [SCPC-4284]
Scope and Contents

(1/2 box)

Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: United States -- "Free Youth" (periodical) [removed to Periodical Collection].
Box Series C-2: 5 [SCPC-4284]
Scope and Contents

(1/2 box)

Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: United States -- "Student Challenge" (periodical).
Box Series C-2: 5 [SCPC-4284]
Scope and Contents

(1/2 box)

Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: United States -- Student Federation of Religious Liberals.
Box Series C-2: 5 [SCPC-4284]
Scope and Contents

(1/2 box)

Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: United States -- Young Friends of America.
Box Series C-2: 5 [SCPC-4284]
Scope and Contents

(1/2 box)

Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: United States -- Young Workers' League.
Box Series C-2: 5 [SCPC-4284]
Scope and Contents

(1/2 box)

Young Democracy's reference files on the youth movement: United States -- World Youth Alliance.
Box Series C-2: 5 [SCPC-4284]
Scope and Contents

(1/2 box)

Correspondence between Devere Allen and Marie Hollister Allen: Letters #4-#487, 1910-1915.
Box Series C-3: 1 [SCPC-4285]
Scope and Contents

[14 folders] [Note: Letters in boxes 1-3 were probably numbered by MHA. There are many gaps; not all surviving letters were given to the Peace Collection; some are photocopies; some gaps may be filled by handwritten copies in box 4]

Correspondence between Devere Allen and Marie Hollister Allen: letters #490-#743, 1915-1916.
Box Series C-3: 2 [SCPC-4286]
Scope and Contents

[11 folders]

Correspondence between Devere Allen and Marie Hollister Allen: letters #744-#807, 1916.
Box Series C-3: 3 [SCPC-4287]
Scope and Contents

[3 folders]

Handwritten copies (by MHA) of correspondence between Devere Allen and Marie Hollister Allen, 1914 (October 14)-1945 (November 27).
Box Series C-3: 3 [SCPC-4287]
Scope and Contents

[6 folders]

Correspondence between Marie Allen and Charles Chatfield, 1960-1975.
Box Series C-3: 3 [SCPC-4287]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Correspondence between Jean Allen Young (daughter of Devere Allen) and Charles Chatfield, 1963; 1975-1977.
Box Series C-3: 3 [SCPC-4287]
Correspondence between Charles Chatfield and the Swarthmore College Peace Collection, 1960; 1962; 1976.
Box Series C-3: 3 [SCPC-4287]
Correspondence between Charles Chatfield and Mercedes Randall (and miscellaneous correspondents) re: Devere Allen, 1973; 1976; 1978.
Box Series C-3: 3 [SCPC-4287]
Correspondence of Charles H. Allen (brother of Devere Allen), 1932-1951.
Box Series C-3: 3 [SCPC-4287]
Correspondence of Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Allen (father and stepmother of Devere Allen), 1931-1944.
Box Series C-3: 4 [SCPC-4288]
Scope and Contents

[3 folders]

Correspondence of Dorothy Allen (niece of Devere Allen, daughter of Charles), 1931-1955.
Box Series C-3: 4 [SCPC-4288]
Correspondence of James Hollister, Horace M. Hollister, and Enid Smith Hollister ("Mother"), 1915-1952.
Box Series C-3: 4 [SCPC-4288]
Miscellaneous family correspondence: May Constant, Elizabeth (Bessie) Hadley, Nan Minson, "Annie", Mac Squires, Gertrude Watrous, 1920-1955.
Box Series C-3: 4 [SCPC-4288]
Correspondence about Horatio Allen, (railroad engineer, associated with the locomotive "Stourbridge Lion," ancestor of Devere Allen), 1802-1889; 1929; 1953-1955.
Box Series C-3: 4 [SCPC-4288]
Pamphlets by Horatio Allen; Mss. by Devere Allen "Horatio Took the Bridge", 1883; 1884; 1953; 1955.
Box Series C-3: 4 [SCPC-4288]
Information about Horatio Allen; memorabilia of Horatio Allen, 1890; 1924; 1925; 1929; undated; circa 1814; 1884; undated.
Box Series C-3: 4 [SCPC-4288]

General correspondence, 1916-1931.
Box Series C-4: 1 [SCPC-4289]
Scope and Contents

[11 folders]

Correspondence re: lantern slide lectures, 1931; 1935-1936.
Box Series C-4: 1 [SCPC-4289]
Correspondence re: "The Nation", 1930-1932.
Box Series C-4: 1 [SCPC-4289]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders; see also "World Tomorrow" correspondence]

Correspondence re: Socialist Party USA, 1929; 1931.
Box Series C-4: 1 [SCPC-4289]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Correspondence re: "World Tomorrow", 1918-1927.
Box Series C-4: 1 [SCPC-4289]
Scope and Contents

[5 folders; see also "The Nation" correspondence, 1930-1932]

Correspondence re: "World Tomorrow", 1928-1934; 1946; undated.
Box Series C-4: 2 [SCPC-4290]
Scope and Contents

[10 folders; see also The Nation correspondence, 1930-1932]

Correspondence re: (or written during) European trip, 1930-1931.
Box Series C-4: 2 [SCPC-4290]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders; see also The Nation correspondence, 1930-1932]

Correspondence.
Box Series C-4: 3 [SCPC-4291]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders; see also "The Nation" correspondence, 1930-1932]

Correspondence re: "World Tomorrow", 1930-1931.
Box Series C-4: 3 [SCPC-4291]
Itineraries.
Box Series C-4: 3 [SCPC-4291]
Travel documents (including passports).
Box Series C-4: 3 [SCPC-4291]
Letters of introduction and credential.
Box Series C-4: 3 [SCPC-4291]
Notes and observations by Devere Allen.
Box Series C-4: 3 [SCPC-4291]
Souvenirs and mementoes.
Box Series C-4: 3 [SCPC-4291]
General correspondence, A-Z, 1932.
Box Series C-4: 3 [SCPC-4291]
Connecticut/Socialist politics, 1932.
Box Series C-4: 3 [SCPC-4291]
Scope and Contents

[3 folders]

Socialist Party USA, 1932.
Box Series C-4: 3 [SCPC-4291]
General correspondence; correspondence re: No-Frontier News Service and/or World Events, 1933.
Box Series C-4: 4 [SCPC-4292]
Scope and Contents

[7 folders]

Correspondence re: Connecticut/Socialist politics, 1933.
Box Series C-4: 4 [SCPC-4292]
Correspondence with Secondary schools re: lecture tours, 1933-1934.
Box Series C-4: 4 [SCPC-4292]
Correspondence re: Socialist Party USA, 1933.
Box Series C-4: 4 [SCPC-4292]
General correspondence; correspondence re: No-Frontier News Service and/or World Events, 1934.
Box Series C-4: 4 [SCPC-4292]
Scope and Contents

[5 folders]

Correspondence re: Connecticut/Socialist politics, 1934.
Box Series C-4: 4 [SCPC-4292]
Correspondence re: Socialist Party USA Wilton (Connecticut).
Box Series C-4: 4 [SCPC-4292]
Correspondence re: Labor Party, 1934.
Box Series C-4: 4 [SCPC-4292]
Correspondence re: Socialist Party USA, correspondence, 1934.
Box Series C-4: 5 [SCPC-4293]
Socialist Party USA, programs, platforms, policies, 1934.
Box Series C-4: 5 [SCPC-4293]
Scope and Contents

[4 folders]

Socialist Party USA- Revolutionary Policy Committee, 1934.
Box Series C-4: 5 [SCPC-4293]
Socialist Party USA- Election filing documents, 1934.
Box Series C-4: 5 [SCPC-4293]
Correspondence re: Socialist Party USA with Norman Thomas, 1934.
Box Series C-4: 5 [SCPC-4293]
General correspondence; correspondence re: No-Frontier News Service and/or "World Events" (A-F), 1935.
Box Series C-4: 5 [SCPC-4293]
Scope and Contents

[3 folders]

General correspondence; correspondence re: No-Frontier News Service and/or World Events (G-Z), 1935.
Box Series C-4: 6 [SCPC-4294]
Scope and Contents

[12 folders]

Connecticut/Socialist politics, 1935.
Box Series C-4: 6 [SCPC-4294]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Connecticut/Socialist politics, "New Commonwealth", 1935.
Box Series C-4: 6 [SCPC-4294]
Connecticut/Socialist politics, Wilton, Connecticut, 1935.
Box Series C-4: 7 [SCPC-4295]
Socialist Party USA, correspondence, 1935.
Box Series C-4: 7 [SCPC-4295]
Scope and Contents

[4 folders]

Socialist Party, USA, Norman Thomas correspondence, 1935.
Box Series C-4: 7 [SCPC-4295]
Socialist Party USA, memoranda, 1935.
Box Series C-4: 7 [SCPC-4295]
Socialist Party USA, pamphlets, organization lists, 1935.
Box Series C-4: 7 [SCPC-4295]
Socialist Party USA, resolutions, statements, reports, etc., 1935.
Box Series C-4: 8 [SCPC-4296]
Socialist Party USA, newspaper clippings, 1935.
Box Series C-4: 8 [SCPC-4296]
Socialist Party USA, Young People's Socialist League, 1935.
Box Series C-4: 8 [SCPC-4296]
Socialist Party, USA, re: Revolutionary Policy Committee, correspondence, 1935.
Box Series C-4: 8 [SCPC-4296]
Socialist Party, USA, re: Revolutionary Policy Committee, resolutions, statements, reports, etc., 1935.
Box Series C-4: 8 [SCPC-4296]
General correspondence; correspondence re: No-Frontier News Service and/or "World Events" (A-L), 1936.
Box Series C-4: 8 [SCPC-4296]
Scope and Contents

[7 folders]

Pacifism, History: Invitation from [Massachusetts Peace Society (DG 020) Re-File material] [on-site], 1818.
Box Series C-4: 8 [SCPC-4296]
General correspondence; correspondence re: No-Frontier News Service and/or "World Events" (M-Z), 1936.
Box Series C-4: 9 [SCPC-4297]
Scope and Contents

[9 folders]

Connecticut/Socialist politics, 1936.
Box Series C-4: 9 [SCPC-4297]
Scope and Contents

[3 folders]

Connecticut/Socialist politics, 1936.
Box Series C-4: 10 [SCPC-4298]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Connecticut/Socialist politics, Educational Committee, 1936.
Box Series C-4: 10 [SCPC-4298]
Connecticut/Socialist politics, Wilton, 1936.
Box Series C-4: 10 [SCPC-4298]
Connecticut/Socialist politics, Wilton, Young People's Socialist League, 1936.
Box Series C-4: 10 [SCPC-4298]
Socialist Party USA, correspondence, 1936 January-May.
Box Series C-4: 10 [SCPC-4298]
Scope and Contents

[4 folders]

Socialist Party USA, correspondence, 1936 June-December; undated.
Box Series C-4: 11 [SCPC-4299]
Scope and Contents

[4 folders]

Socialist Party USA, Norman Thomas correspondence, 1936.
Box Series C-4: 11 [SCPC-4299]
Socialist Party USA, National Convention, 1936.
Box Series C-4: 11 [SCPC-4299]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Socialist Party USA, pamphlets, resolutions, memoranda, etc., 1936.
Box Series C-4: 11 [SCPC-4299]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Socialist Party USA, pamphlets, resolutions, memoranda, etc., 1936.
Box Series C-4: 12 [SCPC-4300]
Socialist Party USA, newspaper clippings, 1936.
Box Series C-4: 12 [SCPC-4300]
General correspondence; correspondence re: No-Frontier News Service and/or "World Events" (A-Mn), 1937.
Box Series C-4: 12 [SCPC-4300]
Scope and Contents

[8 folders]

General correspondence; correspondence re: No-Frontier News Service and/or "World Events" (Mo-S), 1937.
Box Series C-4: 13 [SCPC-4301]
Scope and Contents

[11 folders]

General correspondence; correspondence re: No-Frontier News Service and/or "World Events" (T-Z), 1937.
Box Series C-4: 14 [SCPC-4302]
Scope and Contents

[6 folders]

Connecticut/Socialist politics, 1937.
Box Series C-4: 14 [SCPC-4302]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Connecticut/Socialist politics, Education Committee, 1937.
Box Series C-4: 14 [SCPC-4302]
Connecticut/Socialist politics, Wilton, 1937.
Box Series C-4: 14 [SCPC-4302]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Socialist Party USA, correspondence.
Box Series C-4: 14 [SCPC-4302]
Socialist Party USA, correspondence, 1937.
Box Series C-4: 15 [SCPC-4303]
Scope and Contents

[5 folders]

Socialist Party USA, Norman Thomas correspondence, 1937.
Box Series C-4: 15 [SCPC-4303]
Socialist Party USA, Minutes of meetings, 1937.
Box Series C-4: 15 [SCPC-4303]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Socialist Party USA, Handbooks, pamphlets, Party platform, reports, 1937.
Box Series C-4: 15 [SCPC-4303]
Socialist Party USA, Reports.
Box Series C-4: 15 [SCPC-4303]
Socialist Party USA, Reports, resolutions, statements, etc., 1937.
Box Series C-4: 16 [SCPC-4304]
Scope and Contents

[3 folders]

Socialist Party USA, National Convention, correspondence, 1937.
Box Series C-4: 16 [SCPC-4304]
Socialist Party USA, National Convention, minutes of meetings, 1937.
Box Series C-4: 16 [SCPC-4304]
Socialist Party USA, National Convention: call, resolutions, reports, etc., 1937.
Box Series C-4: 16 [SCPC-4304]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Socialist Party USA, "Socialist Call", 1937.
Box Series C-4: 16 [SCPC-4304]
Socialist Party USA, re: Spain, 1937.
Box Series C-4: 16 [SCPC-4304]
Young Peoples Socialist League, 1937.
Box Series C-4: 16 [SCPC-4304]
Newspaper clippings, 1937.
Box Series C-4: 16 [SCPC-4304]
Office (internal) correspondence, 1938.
Box Series C-4: 17 [SCPC-4305]
General correspondence; correspondence re: No-Frontier News Service and/or "World Events", 1938.
Box Series C-4: 17 [SCPC-4305]
Scope and Contents

[12 folders], [This box includes information about Devere Allen's campaign for the Connecticut governorship; the Labor Party of Connecticut was formerly one wing of the Socialist Party of Connecticut]

Labor Party of Connecticut campaign, 1938.
Box Series C-4: 17 [SCPC-4305]
Scope and Contents

[3 folders]

Labor Party of Connecticut campaign, platform, 1938.
Box Series C-4: 17 [SCPC-4305]
Labor Party of Connecticut campaign, press releases, 1938.
Box Series C-4: 17 [SCPC-4305]
Labor Party of Connecticut campaign, speeches, 1938.
Box Series C-4: 17 [SCPC-4305]
Labor Party of Connecticut.
Box Series C-4: 17 [SCPC-4305]
Labor Party of Connecticut, convention, 1938.
Box Series C-4: 18 [SCPC-4306]
Labor Party of Connecticut, Education Committee, 1938.
Box Series C-4: 18 [SCPC-4306]
Labor Party of Connecticut, legal documents, 1938.
Box Series C-4: 18 [SCPC-4306]
Labor Party of Connecticut, State Executive Committee, 1938.
Box Series C-4: 18 [SCPC-4306]
Labor Party of Connecticut campaign, Wilton Branch, 1938.
Box Series C-4: 18 [SCPC-4306]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Socialist Party USA, correspondence, 1938.
Box Series C-4: 18 [SCPC-4306]
Scope and Contents

[3 folders]

Socialist Party USA, Norman Thomas correspondence, 1938.
Box Series C-4: 18 [SCPC-4306]
Socialist Party USA, International Labor Solidarity Committee, 1938.
Box Series C-4: 18 [SCPC-4306]
Socialist Party USA, minutes of meetings, 1938.
Box Series C-4: 18 [SCPC-4306]
Socialist Party USA, National Convention, 1938.
Box Series C-4: 18 [SCPC-4306]
Socialist Party USA, National Convention, 1938.
Box Series C-4: 19 [SCPC-4307]
Socialist Party USA, pamphlets, memoranda, bulletins, etc., 1938.
Box Series C-4: 19 [SCPC-4307]
Socialist Party USA, newspaper clippings, 1938.
Box Series C-4: 19 [SCPC-4307]
Office (internal) correspondence, 1939.
Box Series C-4: 19 [SCPC-4307]
General correspondence; correspondence re: No-Frontier News Service and/or "World Events" (A-C), 1939.
Box Series C-4: 19 [SCPC-4307]
Scope and Contents

[6 folders]

General correspondence; correspondence re: No-Frontier News Service and/or "World Events" (D-K), 1939.
Box Series C-4: 20 [SCPC-4308]
Scope and Contents

[13 folders]

General/No-Frontier News Service/"World Events" correspondence, L-S, 1939.
Box Series C-4: 21 [SCPC-4309]
Scope and Contents

[15 folders]

General correspondence; correspondence re: No-Frontier News Service and/or "World Events" (T-Z), 1939.
Box Series C-4: 22 [SCPC-4310]
Scope and Contents

[6 folders]

Labor Party of Connecticut, 1939.
Box Series C-4: 22 [SCPC-4310]
Labor Party of Connecticut, Harry Rosen correspondence, 1938-1939.
Box Series C-4: 22 [SCPC-4310]
Labor Party of Connecticut, Harold Strauch correspondence, 1935-1939.
Box Series C-4: 22 [SCPC-4310]
Socialist Party USA, correspondence, 1939.
Box Series C-4: 22 [SCPC-4310]
Socialist Party USA, Norman Thomas correspondence, 1939.
Box Series C-4: 22 [SCPC-4310]
Socialist Party USA, minutes of meetings, 1939.
Box Series C-4: 22 [SCPC-4310]
Socialist Party USA, reports, resolutions, memos, etc., 1939.
Box Series C-4: 22 [SCPC-4310]
Socialist Party USA, "Socialist Call", 1938-1939.
Box Series C-4: 22 [SCPC-4310]
Socialist Party USA, "Socialist Review", 1938-1939.
Box Series C-4: 22 [SCPC-4310]
European trip, correspondence, 1939-1940.
Box Series C-4: 22 [SCPC-4310]
European trip, travel documents, 1939-1940.
Box Series C-4: 22 [SCPC-4310]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

European trip, journals, 1939-1940.
Box Series C-4: 22 [SCPC-4310]
European trip, letters of credential, 1939-1940.
Box Series C-4: 23 [SCPC-4311]
European trip, "Oslo Association" incident, 1939-1940.
Box Series C-4: 23 [SCPC-4311]
European trip, souvenirs and mementos, 1939-1940.
Box Series C-4: 23 [SCPC-4311]
European trip, news clippings and miscellany, 1939-1940.
Box Series C-4: 23 [SCPC-4311]
General correspondence; correspondence re: No-Frontier News Service and/or "World Events" (A-H), 1940.
Box Series C-4: 23 [SCPC-4311]
Scope and Contents

[11 folders]

General correspondence; correspondence re: No-Frontier News Service and/or "World Events" (I-V), 1940.
Box Series C-4: 24 [SCPC-4312]
Scope and Contents

[19 folders]

General correspondence; correspondence re: No-Frontier News Service and/or World Events (W-Z), 1940.
Box Series C-4: 25 [SCPC-4313]
Scope and Contents

[3 folders]

Labor Party of Connecticut, 1940.
Box Series C-4: 25 [SCPC-4313]
Socialist Party USA, 1940.
Box Series C-4: 25 [SCPC-4313]
Socialist Party USA, Norman Thomas correspondence, 1940.
Box Series C-4: 25 [SCPC-4313]
General/No-Frontier News Service office (internal) correspondence, 1941.
Box Series C-4: 25 [SCPC-4313]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

General/No-Frontier News Service office (internal) correspondence, Pritchard reports, 1941.
Box Series C-4: 25 [SCPC-4313]
General correspondence; correspondence re: No-Frontier News Service and/or "World Events" (A-Brn), 1941.
Box Series C-4: 25 [SCPC-4313]
Scope and Contents

[4 folders]

General correspondence; correspondence re: No-Frontier News Service and/or "World Events" (Bro-F), 1941.
Box Series C-4: 26 [SCPC-4314]
Scope and Contents

[8 folders]

General correspondence; correspondence re: No-Frontier News Service and/or World Events (Fliegers-Lh), 1941.
Box Series C-4: 27 [SCPC-4315]
Scope and Contents

[8 folders]

General correspondence; correspondence re: No-Frontier News Service and/or World Events (Li-Sc), 1941.
Box Series C-4: 28 [SCPC-4316]
Scope and Contents

[11 folders]

General correspondence; correspondence re: No-Frontier News Service and/or World Events (Se-Z), 1941.
Box Series C-4: 29 [SCPC-4317]
Scope and Contents

[10 folders]

Socialist Party USA, 1941.
Box Series C-4: 29 [SCPC-4317]
Socialist Party USA, Norman Thomas correspondence, 1941.
Box Series C-4: 29 [SCPC-4317]
General/Worldover Press (includes correspondence re: WP Latin America bureau).
Box Series C-4: 29 [SCPC-4317]
Office (internal) correspondence, 1942.
Box Series C-4: 29 [SCPC-4317]
General/Worldover Press (includes correspondence re: WP Latin America bureau): Office (internal) correspondence, (A-C), 1942.
Box Series C-4: 30 [SCPC-4318]
Scope and Contents

[7 folders]

General/Worldover Press (includes correspondence re: WP Latin America bureau): D-J, 1942.
Box Series C-4: 31 [SCPC-4319]
Scope and Contents

[12 folders]

General/Worldover Press (includes correspondence re: WP Latin America bureau): K-Rn, 1942.
Box Series C-4: 32 [SCPC-4320]
Scope and Contents

[11 folders]

General/Worldover Press (includes correspondence re: WP Latin America bureau): Ro-Z, 1942.
Box Series C-4: 33 [SCPC-4321]
Scope and Contents

[11 folders]

Selective Service System (re: Devere Allen's draft registration), 1942.
Box Series C-4: 33 [SCPC-4321]
Socialist Party USA (includes Norman Thomas correspondence), 1942.
Box Series C-4: 33 [SCPC-4321]
Travel documents, Mexico, 1942-1943.
Box Series C-4: 33 [SCPC-4321]
General/Worldover Press office (internal) correspondence to and from Devere Allen in Mexico, 1943 January-December.
Box Series C-4: 34 [SCPC-4322]
Scope and Contents

[12 folders]

General/Worldover Press correspondence, A-B, 1943.
Box Series C-4: 34 [SCPC-4322]
Scope and Contents

[4 folders]

General/Worldover Press correspondence, C-Z, 1943.
Box Series C-4: 35 [SCPC-4323]
Scope and Contents

[8 folders]

General/Worldover Press office (internal) correspondence (includes to and from Devere Allen in Mexico), January-May 1944.
Box Series C-4: 35 [SCPC-4323]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

General/Worldover Press correspondence, A-I, 1944.
Box Series C-4: 35 [SCPC-4323]
Scope and Contents

[4 folders]

General/Worldover Press correspondence, J-Z, 1944.
Box Series C-4: 36 [SCPC-4324]
Scope and Contents

[3 folders]

General/Worldover Press office (internal) correspondence, 1945-1946.
Box Series C-4: 36 [SCPC-4324]
General/Worldover Press correspondence, A-Z, 1945.
Box Series C-4: 36 [SCPC-4324]
Scope and Contents

[8 folders]

General/Worldover Press correspondence, A-G, 1946.
Box Series C-4: 37 [SCPC-4325]
Scope and Contents

[10 folders]

General/Worldover Press correspondence, H-R, 1946.
Box Series C-4: 38 [SCPC-4326]
Scope and Contents

[11 folders]

General/Worldover Press correspondence, S-Z, 1946.
Box Series C-4: 39 [SCPC-4327]
Scope and Contents

[7 folders]

General/European trip/Worldover Press correspondence, A-C, 1947.
Box Series C-4: 39 [SCPC-4327]
Scope and Contents

[3 folders]

General/European trip/Worldover Press correspondence, D-S, 1947.
Box Series C-4: 40 [SCPC-4328]
Scope and Contents

[16 folders]

General/European trip/Worldover Press correspondence, T-Z, 1947.
Box Series C-4: 41 [SCPC-4329]
Scope and Contents

[3 folders]

General/European trip/Worldover Press office (internal) correspondence [see also American Friends Service Committee correspondence], 1947-1948.
Box Series C-4: 41 [SCPC-4329]
Scope and Contents

[5 folders]

European trip, credentials and permits, 1947-1948.
Box Series C-4: 41 [SCPC-4329]
European trip, documents and mementos (including Devere Allen's passport), 1947-1948.
Box Series C-4: 41 [SCPC-4329]
European trip, "People to see", 1947-1948.
Box Series C-4: 41 [SCPC-4329]
Connecticut politics, 1948-1950.
Box Series C-4: 41 [SCPC-4329]
General/European trip/Worldover Press correspondence, A-K, 1948.
Box Series C-4: 42 [SCPC-4330]
Scope and Contents

[15 folders]

General/European trip/Worldover Press correspondence, L-T, 1948.
Box Series C-4: 43 [SCPC-4331]
Scope and Contents

[10 folders]

General/European trip/Worldover Press correspondence, U-Z, 1948.
Box Series C-4: 44 [SCPC-4332]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

General/Worldover Press/"World Interpreter" correspondence.
Box Series C-4: 44 [SCPC-4332]
Office (internal) correspondence, A-E, 1949.
Box Series C-4: 44 [SCPC-4332]
Scope and Contents

[9 folders]

General/Worldover Press/"World Interpreter" correspondence, F-Md, 1949.
Box Series C-4: 45 [SCPC-4333]
Scope and Contents

[14 folders]

General/Worldover Press/"World Interpreter" correspondence, Me-U, 1949.
Box Series C-4: 46 [SCPC-4334]
Scope and Contents

[15 folders]

General/Worldover Press/"World Interpreter" correspondence, V-Z, 1949.
Box Series C-4: 47 [SCPC-4335]
Scope and Contents

[4 folders]

General/Worldover Press/"World Interpreter": Office (internal) correspondence, 1950.
Box Series C-4: 47 [SCPC-4335]
General/Worldover Press/"World Interpreter" correspondence, A-C, 1950.
Box Series C-4: 47 [SCPC-4335]
Scope and Contents

[7 folders]

General/Worldover Press/"World Interpreter" correspondence, D-K, 1950.
Box Series C-4: 48 [SCPC-4336]
Scope and Contents

[15 folders]

General/Worldover Press/"World Interpreter" correspondence, L-T, 1950.
Box Series C-4: 49 [SCPC-4337]
Scope and Contents

[16 folders]

General/Worldover Press/"World Interpreter" correspondence, U-Z, 1950.
Box Series C-4: 50 [SCPC-4338]
Scope and Contents

[4 folders]

Analysis of the Crisis, correspondence, 1950-1951.
Box Series C-4: 50 [SCPC-4338]
Analysis of the Crisis, form letters and lists of recipients, 1950-1951.
Box Series C-4: 50 [SCPC-4338]
General/Worldover Press/"World Interpreter" office (internal) correspondence, 1951.
Box Series C-4: 50 [SCPC-4338]
General/Worldover Press/"World Interpreter" correspondence, A-D, 1951.
Box Series C-4: 50 [SCPC-4338]
Scope and Contents

[9 folders]

General/Worldover Press/"World Interpreter" correspondence, E-Lh, 1951.
Box Series C-4: 51 [SCPC-4339]
Scope and Contents

[17 folders]

General/Worldover Press/"World Interpreter" correspondence, Li-Wg, 1951.
Box Series C-4: 52 [SCPC-4340]
Scope and Contents

[18 folders]

General/Worldover Press/"World Interpreter" correspondence, Wh-Z, 1951.
Box Series C-4: 53 [SCPC-4341]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

General/Worldover Press/"World Interpreter" office (internal) correspondence, 1952.
Box Series C-4: 53 [SCPC-4341]
Scope and Contents

[3 folders]

General/Worldover Press/"World Interpreter" correspondence, A-C, 1952.
Box Series C-4: 53 [SCPC-4341]
Scope and Contents

[8 folders]

General/Worldover Press/World Interpreter correspondence, D-M, 1952.
Box Series C-4: 54 [SCPC-4342]
Scope and Contents

[15 folders]

General/Worldover Press/World Interpreter correspondence, N-Z, 1952.
Box Series C-4: 55 [SCPC-4343]
Scope and Contents

[16 folders]

General/Worldover Press/World Interpreter office (internal) correspondence, 1953.
Box Series C-4: 56 [SCPC-4344]
General/Worldover Press/World Interpreter correspondence, A-Gn, 1953.
Box Series C-4: 56 [SCPC-4344]
Scope and Contents

[12 folders]

General/Worldover Press/World Interpreter correspondence, Go-O, 1953.
Box Series C-4: 57 [SCPC-4345]
Scope and Contents

[17 folders]

General/Worldover Press/World Interpreter correspondence, P-Z, 1953.
Box Series C-4: 58 [SCPC-4346]
Scope and Contents

[13 folders]

General/Worldover Press/World Interpreter office (internal) correspondence, 1954.
Box Series C-4: 58 [SCPC-4346]
General/Worldover Press/World Interpreter correspondence, 1954.
Box Series C-4: 59 [SCPC-4347]
Scope and Contents

[12 folders]

General/Worldover Press/World Interpreter correspondence, 1954.
Box Series C-4: 60 [SCPC-4348]
Scope and Contents

[14 folders]

General/Worldover Press/World Interpreter correspondence, 1954.
Box Series C-4: 61 [SCPC-4349]
Scope and Contents

[13 folders]

General/Worldover Press/World Interpreter office (internal) correspondence, 1955.
Box Series C-4: 62 [SCPC-4350]
Allen, Devere, notices and correspondence about sickness and death, 1955.
Box Series C-4: 62 [SCPC-4350]
General/Worldover Press/World Interpreter correspondence, 1955.
Box Series C-4: 62 [SCPC-4350]
Scope and Contents

[10 folders]

General/Worldover Press/World Interpreter correspondence, 1955.
Box Series C-4: 63 [SCPC-4351]
Scope and Contents

[17 folders]

General/Worldover Press/World Interpreter correspondence, T-Z, 1955; undated.
Box Series C-4: 64 [SCPC-4352]
Scope and Contents

[1/2 box], [6 folders]

American Civil Liberties Union, 1954.
Box Series C-5: 1 [SCPC-4353]
American Committee Against Fascist Oppression in Germany, 1934.
Box Series C-5: 1 [SCPC-4353]
American Committee for Cultural Freedom, 1952-1955.
Box Series C-5: 1 [SCPC-4353]
American Committee for the Defense of Leon Trotsky, 1936-1938.
Box Series C-5: 1 [SCPC-4353]
Scope and Contents

[4 folders]

American Committee in Aid of Chinese Industrial Cooperatives, 1943.
Box Series C-5: 1 [SCPC-4353]
American Federation of Teachers, 1934-1950.
Box Series C-5: 1 [SCPC-4353]
American Federation of Youth.
Box Series C-5: 1 [SCPC-4353]
Scope and Contents

[see Series C-2, box 4]

American Friends Service Committee, 1933-1940.
Box Series C-5: 1 [SCPC-4353]
Scope and Contents

[6 folders]

American Friends Service Committee, 1940-1945.
Box Series C-5: 2 [SCPC-4354]
Scope and Contents

[8 folders]

American Friends Service Committee, 1946-1955.
Box Series C-5: 3 [SCPC-4355]
Scope and Contents

[10 folders]

American Friends Service Committee: Devere Allen's broadcasts, 1951-1952.
Box Series C-5: 4 [SCPC-4356]
American Friends Service Committee: Institutes for International Relations, 1932-1953.
Box Series C-5: 4 [SCPC-4356]
Scope and Contents

[3 folders]

American League Against War and Fascism, 1933-1937.
Box Series C-5: 4 [SCPC-4356]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

American League for India's Freedom, 1932.
Box Series C-5: 4 [SCPC-4356]
American League for Peace and Democracy, 1938.
Box Series C-5: 4 [SCPC-4356]
American League for Puerto Rico's Independence, 1945.
Box Series C-5: 4 [SCPC-4356]
American Newspaper Guild, 1938-1941.
Box Series C-5: 4 [SCPC-4356]
American Peace Society, 1864; 1904-1940.
Box Series C-5: 4 [SCPC-4356]
American Peace Volunteers.
Box Series C-5: 4 [SCPC-4356]
Scope and Contents

[see Emergency Peace Campaign predecessors (Series C-5, Box 6]

American Rescue Ship Mission, 1941.
Box Series C-5: 4 [SCPC-4356]
American School Citizenship League, 1930.
Box Series C-5: 4 [SCPC-4356]
American Student Union, 1936-1937.
Box Series C-5: 4 [SCPC-4356]
American Workers' Party, 1934.
Box Series C-5: 4 [SCPC-4356]
American Youth Congress, 1936.
Box Series C-5: 4 [SCPC-4356]
American Youth League.
Box Series C-5: 4 [SCPC-4356]
Scope and Contents

[see Series C-2, box 4]

Americans for Democratic Action, 1938-1955.
Box Series C-5: 4 [SCPC-4356]
Atlantic Union Committee, 1950.
Box Series C-5: 4 [SCPC-4356]
Author's League of America, 1936-1951.
Box Series C-5: 4 [SCPC-4356]
Campaign for World Government, 1938-1949.
Box Series C-5: 4 [SCPC-4356]
Catholic Association for International Peace, 1942.
Box Series C-5: 4 [SCPC-4356]
Christian Pacifist Society of New Zealand, 1944.
Box Series C-5: 4 [SCPC-4356]
Citizens' Committee for Support of WPA, 1937.
Box Series C-5: 4 [SCPC-4356]
Citizens' Peace Petition Committee, 1941.
Box Series C-5: 4 [SCPC-4356]
Collegiate Anti-Militarism League, 1917-1918.
Box Series C-5: 4 [SCPC-4356]
Commission for Relief in Belgium, 1940.
Box Series C-5: 4 [SCPC-4356]
Committee for the Return of Confiscated German and Japanese Property, 1955.
Box Series C-5: 4 [SCPC-4356]
Committee for World Development and World Disarmament, 1955-1956.
Box Series C-5: 5 [SCPC-4357]
Committee on Cultural Relations with Latin America, Inc., 1942-1943.
Box Series C-5: 5 [SCPC-4357]
Committee on Economic and Racial Justice, 1936.
Box Series C-5: 5 [SCPC-4357]
Committee on Militarism in Education, 1927-1940.
Box Series C-5: 5 [SCPC-4357]
Comradeship of Peace, 1950.
Box Series C-5: 5 [SCPC-4357]
Conference for Progressive Labor Action, 1929-1934.
Box Series C-5: 5 [SCPC-4357]
Conference for Progressive Political Action, 1924.
Box Series C-5: 5 [SCPC-4357]
Conference of Youth Organizations (Bear Mountain, New York), 1924-1925.
Box Series C-5: 5 [SCPC-4357]
Scope and Contents

[see also Series C-2, box 4 and 5]

Conference on the Cause and Cure of War, 1926-1939.
Box Series C-5: 5 [SCPC-4357]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Connecticut Congress of Workers and Farmers, 1933.
Box Series C-5: 5 [SCPC-4357]
Connecticut Merit System Association, 1936.
Box Series C-5: 5 [SCPC-4357]
Connecticut Peace Conference, 1936-1938.
Box Series C-5: 5 [SCPC-4357]
Continental Congress for Economic Reconstruction, 1933.
Box Series C-5: 5 [SCPC-4357]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Cooperative Distributors, Inc., 1933-1938.
Box Series C-5: 5 [SCPC-4357]
Cosmopolis, 1937.
Box Series C-5: 5 [SCPC-4357]
Council on African Affairs, Inc., 1942.
Box Series C-5: 5 [SCPC-4357]
Descendants of the American Revolution, 1936-1941.
Box Series C-5: 5 [SCPC-4357]
East and West Association, undated.
Box Series C-5: 5 [SCPC-4357]
Emergency Conservation Committee, 1930-1937.
Box Series C-5: 5 [SCPC-4357]
Emergency Peace Campaign: Predecessors (Emergency Peace Committee; No-War Movement; American Peace Volunteers), 1932-1933; 1935.
Box Series C-5: 6 [SCPC-4358]
Emergency Peace Campaign, [material by the EPC], 1936.
Box Series C-5: 6 [SCPC-4358]
Emergency Peace Campaign, [material about the EPC], 1936-1937.
Box Series C-5: 6 [SCPC-4358]
Emergency Peace Campaign: Correspondence, 1936-1938.
Box Series C-5: 6 [SCPC-4358]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Emergency Peace Campaign: Council, 1936-1937.
Box Series C-5: 6 [SCPC-4358]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Emergency Peace Campaign: Information Division, 1935-1936.
Box Series C-5: 6 [SCPC-4358]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Emergency Peace Campaign: Junior Volunteer Work Camps, 1936.
Box Series C-5: 6 [SCPC-4358]
Emergency Peace Campaign: Legislative work, circa 1936.
Box Series C-5: 6 [SCPC-4358]
Emergency Peace Campaign: Meeting minutes of meetings, 1936-1937.
Box Series C-5: 6 [SCPC-4358]
Emergency Peace Campaign: New England area, 1935-1937.
Box Series C-5: 6 [SCPC-4358]
Emergency Peace Campaign: No-Frontier News Service, 1935-1936.
Box Series C-5: 6 [SCPC-4358]
Emergency Peace Campaign: Periodical publications, 1936-1937.
Box Series C-5: 6 [SCPC-4358]
Emergency Peace Campaign: Publicity, 1936.
Box Series C-5: 7 [SCPC-4359]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Emergency Peace Campaign: Spring and Fall meetings, 1936.
Box Series C-5: 7 [SCPC-4359]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Emergency World People's Congress, 1947.
Box Series C-5: 7 [SCPC-4359]
Farmer Labor Political Federation, 1936.
Box Series C-5: 7 [SCPC-4359]
Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America, 1939-1941.
Box Series C-5: 7 [SCPC-4359]
Federal Pacifist Council of Australia, 1940s.
Box Series C-5: 7 [SCPC-4359]
Fellowship of Socialist Christians, 1934-1935.
Box Series C-5: 7 [SCPC-4359]
Films for Democracy, 1938-1939.
Box Series C-5: 7 [SCPC-4359]
Friends Committee on National Legislation, 1947-1954.
Box Series C-5: 7 [SCPC-4359]
Green International, 1932-1933.
Box Series C-5: 7 [SCPC-4359]
Green Virgin, 1940s.
Box Series C-5: 7 [SCPC-4359]
Griffin Bill Committee, 1930.
Box Series C-5: 7 [SCPC-4359]
India League of America, 1945-1951.
Box Series C-5: 7 [SCPC-4359]
Institutes for International Relations.
Box Series C-5: 7 [SCPC-4359]
Scope and Contents

[see American Friends Service Committee Institutes for International Relations]

Inter-American Congress of Women, 1946-1947.
Box Series C-5: 7 [SCPC-4359]
Intercollegiate Peace Association, 1925.
Box Series C-5: 7 [SCPC-4359]
International Antimilitaristic Commission, 1931-1932.
Box Series C-5: 7 [SCPC-4359]
International Friendship League, 1937-1955.
Box Series C-5: 7 [SCPC-4359]
International Pacifist Association, 1937-1938.
Box Series C-5: 7 [SCPC-4359]
International Peace Campaign, 1936-1939.
Box Series C-5: 7 [SCPC-4359]
International Peace Garden, 1934-1954.
Box Series C-5: 7 [SCPC-4359]
International Rescue and Relief Committee, 1945.
Box Series C-5: 7 [SCPC-4359]
International Society of Christian Endeavor, 1932.
Box Series C-5: 7 [SCPC-4359]
International Voluntary Service for Peace, 1931-1947.
Box Series C-5: 7 [SCPC-4359]
International Voluntary Service for Peace, 1948-1954.
Box Series C-5: 8 [SCPC-4360]
Fellowship of Reconciliation (U.S. Section), 1916-1942; 1944-1951.
Box Series C-5: 8 [SCPC-4360]
Scope and Contents

[13 folders]

Fellowship of Reconciliation (U.S. Section), 1952-1955.
Box Series C-5: 9 [SCPC-4361]
Scope and Contents

[4 folders], [includes documents from the American Committee of the International Fellowship of Reconciliation]

Fellowship of Reconciliation (U.S. Section).
Box Series C-5: 9 [SCPC-4361]
Scope and Contents

[Youth Section see Series C-2, box 5]

Fellowship of Youth for Peace.
Box Series C-5: 9 [SCPC-4361]
Scope and Contents

[see Series C-2, box 5]

International Fellowship of Reconciliation, 1930-1955.
Box Series C-5: 9 [SCPC-4361]
Scope and Contents

[6 folders]

Labour and Socialist International, 1933-1935.
Box Series C-5: 9 [SCPC-4361]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Labour and Socialist International, 1936-1940.
Box Series C-5: 10 [SCPC-4362]
Scope and Contents

[5 folders]

Japanese Student Christian Association, 1941.
Box Series C-5: 10 [SCPC-4362]
Keep America Out of War Congress: Correspondence, 1938-1941.
Box Series C-5: 10 [SCPC-4362]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Keep America Out of War Congress: Brochures and leaflets.
Box Series C-5: 10 [SCPC-4362]
Keep America Out of War Congress: Meeting minutes, by-laws, releases.
Box Series C-5: 10 [SCPC-4362]
Keep America Out of War Congress: National Anti-War Congress, 1938; 1941.
Box Series C-5: 10 [SCPC-4362]
Keep America Out of War Congress: Youth Committee, 1938-1940.
Box Series C-5: 11 [SCPC-4363]
Knights of Peace, 1933-1934.
Box Series C-5: 11 [SCPC-4363]
Labor's Non-Partisan League, 1938.
Box Series C-5: 11 [SCPC-4363]
Labour and Socialist Internationa.
Box Series C-5: 11 [SCPC-4363]
Scope and Contents

[see Series C-5, box 9]

League Against (German) Fascism, 1933.
Box Series C-5: 11 [SCPC-4363]
League Against War and Fascism, 1934.
Box Series C-5: 11 [SCPC-4363]
League for Independent Political Action, 1928-1935.
Box Series C-5: 11 [SCPC-4363]
Scope and Contents

[4 folders]

League for Industrial Democracy, 1927-1955.
Box Series C-5: 11 [SCPC-4363]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

League for Mutual Aid, 1919-1921; 1932.
Box Series C-5: 11 [SCPC-4363]
League for the Defense of Humanity, 1919.
Box Series C-5: 11 [SCPC-4363]
League for the Organization of Progress, 1932.
Box Series C-5: 11 [SCPC-4363]
League of American Writers, 1938-1939.
Box Series C-5: 11 [SCPC-4363]
League of Nations Association, 1932-1942.
Box Series C-5: 11 [SCPC-4363]
League of Nations Association: Connecticut Branch, 1932-1942.
Box Series C-5: 11 [SCPC-4363]
League of Oppressed Nations, 1927.
Box Series C-5: 12 [SCPC-4364]
League of Women Voters (Norwalk, Connecticut), 1936-1937; 1941.
Box Series C-5: 12 [SCPC-4364]
League of Youth and Social Progress.
Box Series C-5: 12 [SCPC-4364]
Scope and Contents

[see Series C-2, box 3 under England]

Ligue scolaire internationale pour la paix, 1937.
Box Series C-5: 12 [SCPC-4364]
Methodist Commission on World Peace, 1932-1940.
Box Series C-5: 12 [SCPC-4364]
Methodist Federation for Social Service, 1926.
Box Series C-5: 12 [SCPC-4364]
National Association for Child Development, 1924-1927.
Box Series C-5: 12 [SCPC-4364]
National Association for the Elimination of Home Work, 1937.
Box Series C-5: 12 [SCPC-4364]
National Committee on Food for the Small Democracies, 1940-1941.
Box Series C-5: 12 [SCPC-4364]
National Council Against Conscription, 1947.
Box Series C-5: 12 [SCPC-4364]
National Council for Prevention of War, 1923-1942.
Box Series C-5: 12 [SCPC-4364]
Scope and Contents

[3 folders]

National Educational Alliance, undated.
Box Series C-5: 12 [SCPC-4364]
National Federation of Progressive Women, 1925.
Box Series C-5: 12 [SCPC-4364]
National Health Circle for Colored People, Inc., 1927.
Box Series C-5: 12 [SCPC-4364]
National Peace Action Conference, 1934.
Box Series C-5: 12 [SCPC-4364]
National Peace Conference, 1935-1948.
Box Series C-5: 12 [SCPC-4364]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

National Peace Council, 1931-1939.
Box Series C-5: 12 [SCPC-4364]
National Religion and Labor Foundation, 1932-1935.
Box Series C-5: 12 [SCPC-4364]
National Security League, 1918-1919.
Box Series C-5: 12 [SCPC-4364]
National Service Board for Religious Objectors, 1941.
Box Series C-5: 12 [SCPC-4364]
New England Regional Conference on the Cause and Cure of War, 1935.
Box Series C-5: 12 [SCPC-4364]
New History Society, 1932-1942.
Box Series C-5: 12 [SCPC-4364]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

New Milford (Connecticut) Council for International Peace, 1935-1936.
Box Series C-5: 13 [SCPC-4365]
No Foreign War Committee, 1941.
Box Series C-5: 13 [SCPC-4365]
No More War Movement, 1930-1937.
Box Series C-5: 13 [SCPC-4365]
Scope and Contents

[see also Series C-2, box 3 under England]

No War Movement.
Box Series C-5: 13 [SCPC-4365]
Scope and Contents

[see Emergency Peace Campaign]

Non-Partisan Labor Defense, 1935.
Box Series C-5: 13 [SCPC-4365]
Non-Partisan League, 1918-1919.
Box Series C-5: 13 [SCPC-4365]
North American Committee to Aid Spanish Democracy, 1937.
Box Series C-5: 13 [SCPC-4365]
Oberlin College, 1923-1941.
Box Series C-5: 13 [SCPC-4365]
Open Road, Inc., 1926-1939.
Box Series C-5: 13 [SCPC-4365]
Outlawry of War, 1924-1928; 1935.
Box Series C-5: 13 [SCPC-4365]
Oxford Movement, 1941; 1949.
Box Series C-5: 13 [SCPC-4365]
Oxford Pledge, 1935-1938.
Box Series C-5: 13 [SCPC-4365]
Pacifist Action Committee, 1930-1934.
Box Series C-5: 13 [SCPC-4365]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Pacifist Research Bureau, 1945-1948.
Box Series C-5: 13 [SCPC-4365]
Parliamentary Pacifist Group, 1937.
Box Series C-5: 13 [SCPC-4365]
Pax (Great Britain), 1937.
Box Series C-5: 13 [SCPC-4365]
Peace Army, 1932-1933.
Box Series C-5: 13 [SCPC-4365]
Peace Heroes Memorial Society, 1934-1941.
Box Series C-5: 13 [SCPC-4365]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Peace Letter (Ponsonby Plan), 1926-1928.
Box Series C-5: 13 [SCPC-4365]
Peace Now Movement, 1943.
Box Series C-5: 13 [SCPC-4365]
Peace Patriots, 1935.
Box Series C-5: 14 [SCPC-4366]
Peace Pledge Union, 1936-1949.
Box Series C-5: 14 [SCPC-4366]
Peacemakers, The (Chicago), 1949-1951.
Box Series C-5: 14 [SCPC-4366]
Pennsylvania Committee for Total Disarmament, 1930-1934.
Box Series C-5: 14 [SCPC-4366]
Pennsylvania Peace Society, 1886-1888.
Box Series C-5: 14 [SCPC-4366]
People's Council of America for Peace and Democracy, 1917.
Box Series C-5: 14 [SCPC-4366]
People's World Congress, 1948.
Box Series C-5: 14 [SCPC-4366]
Phi Beta Kappa, 1920-1937.
Box Series C-5: 14 [SCPC-4366]
Pioneer Youth of America, 1926.
Box Series C-5: 14 [SCPC-4366]
Poconos People's Cottage, 1924-1928.
Box Series C-5: 14 [SCPC-4366]
Post-War World Council, 1949-1950.
Box Series C-5: 14 [SCPC-4366]
Provisional Committee Toward a Democratic Peace, 1942.
Box Series C-5: 14 [SCPC-4366]
Public Action Committee, 1937.
Box Series C-5: 14 [SCPC-4366]
Public Ownership League of America, 1936-1937.
Box Series C-5: 14 [SCPC-4366]
Quakers Peace Committee of New England, 1945-1950.
Box Series C-5: 14 [SCPC-4366]
Rassemblement international contra la guerre et la militarisme, 1937.
Box Series C-5: 14 [SCPC-4366]
Rassemblement universel des pacifistes integraux, 1936.
Box Series C-5: 14 [SCPC-4366]
Refugee Relief Trustees, 1943-1944.
Box Series C-5: 14 [SCPC-4366]
Saugatuck Valley Association, 1937-1938.
Box Series C-5: 14 [SCPC-4366]
Secretary of Peace League, 1936-1939.
Box Series C-5: 14 [SCPC-4366]
Service-Nation Movement, approximately 1941.
Box Series C-5: 14 [SCPC-4366]
Social Democratic Federation, approximately 1937.
Box Series C-5: 14 [SCPC-4366]
Socialist Workers' Party, approximately 1940.
Box Series C-5: 14 [SCPC-4366]
Society to Eliminate Economic Causes of War, 1926.
Box Series C-5: 14 [SCPC-4366]
Southern California Congress of Youth, 1933.
Box Series C-5: 14 [SCPC-4366]
Student Federation of Religious Liberals.
Box Series C-5: 14 [SCPC-4366]
Scope and Contents

[see Series C-2, box 5]

Swarthmore College Peace Collection, 1936-1955.
Box Series C-5: 14 [SCPC-4366]
Scope and Contents

[4 folders]

Theatre Union, 1933.
Box Series C-5: 14 [SCPC-4366]
United Christian Council for Democracy, 1937.
Box Series C-5: 14 [SCPC-4366]
United States Congress Against War, 1933.
Box Series C-5: 14 [SCPC-4366]
Universal Peace Union, 1866-1933.
Box Series C-5: 15 [SCPC-4367]
Veterans of Foreign Wars, 1954.
Box Series C-5: 15 [SCPC-4367]
Veterans of Future Wars, 1936.
Box Series C-5: 15 [SCPC-4367]
War Resisters' International, 1931-1937.
Box Series C-5: 15 [SCPC-4367]
Scope and Contents

[7 folders]

War Resisters' International, 1938-1954.
Box Series C-5: 16 [SCPC-4368]
Scope and Contents

[4 folders]

War Resisters' International: Youth Secretariat, 1932-1936.
Box Series C-5: 16 [SCPC-4368]
War Resisters League, 1927-1940.
Box Series C-5: 16 [SCPC-4368]
Scope and Contents

[5 folders]

War Resisters League, 1938-1953; undated.
Box Series C-5: 17 [SCPC-4369]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (International), 1919-1949.
Box Series C-5: 17 [SCPC-4369]
Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (International): British Section, 1945-1954.
Box Series C-5: 17 [SCPC-4369]
Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (U.S. Section), 1930-1955.
Box Series C-5: 17 [SCPC-4369]
Scope and Contents

[5 folders]

Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (U.S. Section): Pamphlets and flyers, undated.
Box Series C-5: 17 [SCPC-4369]
Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (U.S. Section): Jane Addams Branch, 1949-1954.
Box Series C-5: 17 [SCPC-4369]
Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (U.S. Section): Marie Allen's correspondence [includes correspondence with Branches], 1930-1955.
Box Series C-5: 18 [SCPC-4370]
War Referendum, 1935-1941.
Box Series C-5: 18 [SCPC-4370]
Wellesley Summer Institute for Social Progress, 1933.
Box Series C-5: 18 [SCPC-4370]
Wider Quaker Fellowship, 1938-1939.
Box Series C-5: 18 [SCPC-4370]
Women's Committee for Political Action, 1924-1925.
Box Series C-5: 18 [SCPC-4370]
Women's International Organisations: Peace and Disarmament Committee, 1938.
Box Series C-5: 18 [SCPC-4370]
Women's Peace Society, 1927; 1932.
Box Series C-5: 18 [SCPC-4370]
Women's Peace Union, 1930-1936.
Box Series C-5: 18 [SCPC-4370]
Workers Alliance of America, 1935-1936.
Box Series C-5: 18 [SCPC-4370]
Workers' Defense League, 1936-1942.
Box Series C-5: 18 [SCPC-4370]
Workers Ownership Foundation, undated.
Box Series C-5: 18 [SCPC-4370]
World Alliance for International Friendship Through the Churches, 1921-1935.
Box Series C-5: 18 [SCPC-4370]
World Brotherhood Movement, 1946-1947.
Box Series C-5: 18 [SCPC-4370]
World Congress Against War: American Committee, 1932.
Box Series C-5: 18 [SCPC-4370]
World Council of Churches, 1950.
Box Series C-5: 18 [SCPC-4370]
World Peace Association, undated.
Box Series C-5: 18 [SCPC-4370]
World Fellowship of Faiths, 1935.
Box Series C-5: 18 [SCPC-4370]
World Peace Foundation; World Peace League; World Peace Union, undated; 1937; approximately 1930.
Box Series C-5: 18 [SCPC-4370]
World Peace Research, 1947.
Box Series C-5: 18 [SCPC-4370]
World Peaceways, 1932-1936.
Box Series C-5: 18 [SCPC-4370]
World Student Christian Federation, 1930-1952.
Box Series C-5: 18 [SCPC-4370]
World Student Service Fund, 1942-1944.
Box Series C-5: 18 [SCPC-4370]
World Union of Peace Organisations, 1947-1948.
Box Series C-5: 18 [SCPC-4370]
World Union of Peace Organisations, 1948-1954.
Box Series C-5: 19 [SCPC-4371]
Scope and Contents

[1/2 box]

World Union of Women for International Concord (Geneva), 1949-1954.
Box Series C-5: 19 [SCPC-4371]
Scope and Contents

[1/2 box]

World Unity Foundation, circa 1920s.
Box Series C-5: 19 [SCPC-4371]
Scope and Contents

[1/2 box]

World Youth Alliance.
Box Series C-5: 19 [SCPC-4371]
Scope and Contents

[1/2 box], [see Series C-2, box 5]

World Youth Congress, 1937-1938.
Box Series C-5: 19 [SCPC-4371]
Scope and Contents

[1/2 box]

Young Friends of America.
Box Series C-5: 19 [SCPC-4371]
Scope and Contents

[1/2 box], [see Series C-2, box 5]

Young Workers' League.
Box Series C-5: 19 [SCPC-4371]
Scope and Contents

[1/2 box], [see Series C-2, box 5]

Youth Movement for World Recovery, 1934.
Box Series C-5: 19 [SCPC-4371]
Scope and Contents

[1/2 box]

Argentina, 1932-1953.
Box Series C-6: 1 [SCPC-4372]
Australia, 1939-1943.
Box Series C-6: 1 [SCPC-4372]
Austria, 1933-1940; undated.
Box Series C-6: 1 [SCPC-4372]
Belgium, 1936-1945; undated.
Box Series C-6: 1 [SCPC-4372]
Bolivia, 1939-1952.
Box Series C-6: 1 [SCPC-4372]
Brazil, 1935-1942; undated.
Box Series C-6: 1 [SCPC-4372]
British West Indies, 1943.
Box Series C-6: 1 [SCPC-4372]
Bulgaria, 1946-1951.
Box Series C-6: 1 [SCPC-4372]
Canada, 1942.
Box Series C-6: 1 [SCPC-4372]
Canada, undated.
Box Series C-6: 1 [SCPC-4372]
Chile, 1938-1946.
Box Series C-6: 1 [SCPC-4372]
China, 1934-1946.
Box Series C-6: 1 [SCPC-4372]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Colombia, 1941-1953.
Box Series C-6: 1 [SCPC-4372]
Cuba, 1936-1948.
Box Series C-6: 1 [SCPC-4372]
Denmark, 1934-1947.
Box Series C-6: 2 [SCPC-4373]
Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Egypt, 1932-1937.
Box Series C-6: 2 [SCPC-4373]
Europe (general), 1940; undated.
Box Series C-6: 2 [SCPC-4373]
Finland, 1939-1954.
Box Series C-6: 2 [SCPC-4373]
France, 1938-1947.
Box Series C-6: 2 [SCPC-4373]
Scope and Contents

[3 folders]

Germany, 1931-1950; undated.
Box Series C-6: 2 [SCPC-4373]
Scope and Contents

[3 folders]

Great Britain, 1942; undated.
Box Series C-6: 2 [SCPC-4373]
Greece, 1936.
Box Series C-6: 2 [SCPC-4373]
Holland, 1939.
Box Series C-6: 2 [SCPC-4373]
Honduras, 1941-1945; undated.
Box Series C-6: 2 [SCPC-4373]
Hungary, 1935-1948.
Box Series C-6: 2 [SCPC-4373]
Iceland, 1940.
Box Series C-6: 2 [SCPC-4373]
Ireland, 1950.
Box Series C-6: 2 [SCPC-4373]
Israel, 1949-1950; undated.
Box Series C-6: 2 [SCPC-4373]
Italy, 1935-1949; undated.
Box Series C-6: 2 [SCPC-4373]
Japan, 1934-1942.
Box Series C-6: 2 [SCPC-4373]
Scope and Contents

[3 folders]

Latin America (general), 1940-1945; undated.
Box Series C-6: 3 [SCPC-4374]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Mexico, 1937-1945; undated.
Box Series C-6: 3 [SCPC-4374]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

India, 1932-1943.
Box Series C-6: 3 [SCPC-4374]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

New Zealand, 1936-1950.
Box Series C-6: 3 [SCPC-4374]
Nicaragua, 1935-1941.
Box Series C-6: 3 [SCPC-4374]
Norway, 1940-1949.
Box Series C-6: 3 [SCPC-4374]
Palestine, 1939-1944.
Box Series C-6: 3 [SCPC-4374]
Philippines, 1936-1937; undated.
Box Series C-6: 3 [SCPC-4374]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Poland, 1939-1940.
Box Series C-6: 3 [SCPC-4374]
Portugal, 1939.
Box Series C-6: 3 [SCPC-4374]
Puerto Rico, 1939-1946; undated.
Box Series C-6: 3 [SCPC-4374]
Scandinavia (general), 1940.
Box Series C-6: 3 [SCPC-4374]
South Africa, 1936-1954; undated.
Box Series C-6: 3 [SCPC-4374]
Soviet Union, 1930-1951; undated.
Box Series C-6: 3 [SCPC-4374]
Spain, 1931-1951; undated.
Box Series C-6: 4 [SCPC-4375]
Scope and Contents

[1/2 box], [5 folders]

Sweden, 1940; undated.
Box Series C-6: 4 [SCPC-4375]
Scope and Contents

[1/2 box]

Switzerland, 1947-1951.
Box Series C-6: 4 [SCPC-4375]
Scope and Contents

[1/2 box]

Uruguay, 1936-1941.
Box Series C-6: 4 [SCPC-4375]
Scope and Contents

[1/2 box]

Vietnam, 1951.
Box Series C-6: 4 [SCPC-4375]
Scope and Contents

[1/2 box]

Yugoslavia, 1948.
Box Series C-6: 4 [SCPC-4375]
Scope and Contents

[1/2 box]

Armament, 1913-1955.
Box Series C-7: 1 [SCPC-4376]
Scope and Contents

[1/2 box], [6 folders]

Autograph dealers, 1955.
Box Series C-7: 2 [SCPC-4377]
Boycotts, 1920-1937; undated.
Box Series C-7: 2 [SCPC-4377]
Burritt, Elihu, 1897-1948.
Box Series C-7: 2 [SCPC-4377]
Cérésole, Pierre, 1924-1950.
Box Series C-7: 2 [SCPC-4377]
Chemical warfare, 1937; undated.
Box Series C-7: 2 [SCPC-4377]
Children and peace, 1933-1945; undated.
Box Series C-7: 2 [SCPC-4377]
Cold War, 1948-1952.
Box Series C-7: 2 [SCPC-4377]
Cold War, pacifism during, 1935-1953; undated.
Box Series C-7: 2 [SCPC-4377]
Conscientious objection, 1934-1935; undated.
Box Series C-7: 2 [SCPC-4377]
Elections (U.S.), 1928; 1932; 1944; 1954.
Box Series C-7: 2 [SCPC-4377]
History of peace movement, 1820-1936; 1946-1951; undated.
Box Series C-7: 2 [SCPC-4377]
Scope and Contents

[3 folders]

Korean War, 1950-1953; undated.
Box Series C-7: 3 [SCPC-4378]
Militarism, 1919-1955.
Box Series C-7: 3 [SCPC-4378]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Movies, 1922-1949; undated.
Box Series C-7: 3 [SCPC-4378]
Nazi propaganda (collected by Devere Allen), 1933-1934; 1939; undated.
Box Series C-7: 3 [SCPC-4378]
Scope and Contents

[3 folders]

Neutrality, 1915-1938.
Box Series C-7: 3 [SCPC-4378]
Scope and Contents

[3 folders]

North Stonington Tercentenary Celebration, 1935-1949.
Box Series C-7: 4 [SCPC-4379]
Pacifism, 1948-1953; undated.
Box Series C-7: 4 [SCPC-4379]
Peace aims, 1941-1945; undated.
Box Series C-7: 4 [SCPC-4379]
Peace art, 1937-1938; undated.
Box Series C-7: 4 [SCPC-4379]
Peace Ballot, The, 1934-1935; undated.
Box Series C-7: 4 [SCPC-4379]
Peace bibliography, 1927-1955; undated.
Box Series C-7: 4 [SCPC-4379]
Scope and Contents

[4 folders]

Peace cartoons, 1918-1938; undated.
Box Series C-7: 4 [SCPC-4379]
Peace congresses, 1926-1950; undated.
Box Series C-7: 4 [SCPC-4379]
Peace education, 1936.
Box Series C-7: 4 [SCPC-4379]
Peace flags, 1897-1928; undated.
Box Series C-7: 5 [SCPC-4380]
Peace legislation, 1934-1948; undated.
Box Series C-7: 5 [SCPC-4380]
Peace memorials and monuments, 1934-1948; undated.
Box Series C-7: 5 [SCPC-4380]
Peace plans and programs, 1916-1955.
Box Series C-7: 5 [SCPC-4380]
Scope and Contents

[3 folders]

Peace plays: lists and correspondence, 1930s.
Box Series C-7: 5 [SCPC-4380]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders; Peace plays are in Series E]

Peace postage stamps, 1935.
Box Series C-7: 5 [SCPC-4380]
Peace posters: lists and correspondence, circa 1930s.
Box Series C-7: 5 [SCPC-4380]
Peace songs, 1910-1937; undated.
Box Series C-7: 5 [SCPC-4380]
Press (European), 1948-1953; undated.
Box Series C-7: 5 [SCPC-4380]
Propaganda, 1910-1948; undated.
Box Series C-7: 6 [SCPC-4381]
Propaganda: fiction (French and German), 1917-1931; undated.
Box Series C-7: 6 [SCPC-4381]
Radio, 1936.
Box Series C-7: 6 [SCPC-4381]
Refugees: General, 1938-1954.
Box Series C-7: 6 [SCPC-4381]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Refugees: Breyer.
Box Series C-7: 6 [SCPC-4381]
Scope and Contents

1941-1942, undated

Refugees: de Kock, 1940-1941.
Box Series C-7: 6 [SCPC-4381]
Refugees: Grill, 1940-1946.
Box Series C-7: 6 [SCPC-4381]
Refugees: Solzbacher, 1940-1941; undated.
Box Series C-7: 6 [SCPC-4381]
Refugees: Miscellaneous individuals, 1940-1941.
Box Series C-7: 6 [SCPC-4381]
World citizenship, 1945-1955; undated.
Box Series C-7: 7 [SCPC-4382]
World government, 1945-1949; undated.
Box Series C-7: 7 [SCPC-4382]
World War I and civil liberties, 1917-1937; undated.
Box Series C-7: 7 [SCPC-4382]
World War I and conscientious objectors, 1917-1919; undated.
Box Series C-7: 7 [SCPC-4382]
World War I and U.S. Congress, 1917-1918.
Box Series C-7: 7 [SCPC-4382]

History, circa 1931-1941.
Box Series D-1: 1 [SCPC-4383]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

History: Support from American Friends Service Committee, 1933-1940.
Box Series D-1: 1 [SCPC-4383]
Scope and Contents

[see also: Series C-5, Box 1]

Publicity, 1940-1941.
Box Series D-1: 1 [SCPC-4383]
World Events information, 1933-1940; 1942.
Box Series D-1: 1 [SCPC-4383]
Finance: Contributors, 1933-1935.
Box Series D-1: 1 [SCPC-4383]
Finance: Financial statements, 1934; 1936-1938; 1941.
Box Series D-1: 1 [SCPC-4383]
Finance: Budgets, 1931-1940.
Box Series D-1: 1 [SCPC-4383]
Circulation, 1933-1942.
Box Series D-1: 1 [SCPC-4383]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Lists of clients [small black binder], 1939.
Box Series D-1: 1 [SCPC-4383]
Releases: Original manuscripts and correspondence, 1936-1941; undated.
Box Series D-1: 1 [SCPC-4383]
Special article by Rufus Jones: "Totalitarianism Is Never Complete" and related correspondence, 1938.
Box Series D-1: 1 [SCPC-4383]
Special articles by Devere Allen from Belgium, undated.
Box Series D-1: 1 [SCPC-4383]
Syndication of Devere Allen's column (proposed), 1937.
Box Series D-1: 1 [SCPC-4383]
Rejections for use of No-Frontier News Service preceding European trip, 1939.
Box Series D-1: 1 [SCPC-4383]
Address lists from Brussels office, 1939-1940.
Box Series D-1: 2 [SCPC-4384]
Letters of commendation, 1934-1941.
Box Series D-1: 2 [SCPC-4384]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Letters of commendation: Summaries, 1934-1937.
Box Series D-1: 2 [SCPC-4384]
Sources of information, 1932-1939; undated.
Box Series D-1: 2 [SCPC-4384]
Questionnaire replies, 1936; undated.
Box Series D-1: 2 [SCPC-4384]
Form letters, 1933-1941.
Box Series D-1: 2 [SCPC-4384]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Form letters: Spanish language.
Box Series D-1: 2 [SCPC-4384]
Scope and Contents

[1940s]

Letterheads and Christmas cards, 1933; undated.
Box Series D-1: 2 [SCPC-4384]
[Illustrations used: Originals, undated / not originals, 1934; undated.
Box Series D-1: 2 [SCPC-4384]
Scope and Contents

[removed to Subject File #1: Art in War and Peace]

Reference letters re: peace movements and peace history, 1933; 1938.
Box Series D-1: 2 [SCPC-4384]
Trend of World Affairs, 1932-1933.
Box Series D-1: 2 [SCPC-4384]
Scope and Contents

[AFSC periodical which preceded "No Frontier News Service"; removed to Periodical Collection]

Releases: Volume #1-3, 1933-1936.
Box Series D-1: 2 [SCPC-4384]
Scope and Contents

[3 folders]

Releases: Volume #4-9, 1936-1941.
Box Series D-1: 3 [SCPC-4385]
Scope and Contents

[11 folders]

Special articles, undated.
Box Series D-1: 3 [SCPC-4385]
European releases, volume #7, no. 1-21, September 15, 1939-August 13, 1940.
Box Series D-1: 3 [SCPC-4385]
Scope and Contents

[4 folders, 2 sets, 2nd set not complete]

European releases, volume #7, no. 1-10, September 15, 1939-May 1940.
Box Series D-1: 4 [SCPC-4386]
Scope and Contents

[1 folder, 2 sets, 2nd set not complete]

Special European articles, Sept. 14, 1939-1940.
Box Series D-1: 4 [SCPC-4386]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders, 2 sets; see also: Series B-1]

Newsclippings, 1933-1935.
Box Series D-1: 4 [SCPC-4386]
Scope and Contents

[5 folders]

Newsclippings, 1934-1937.
Box Series D-1: 5 [SCPC-4387]
Scope and Contents

[5 folders]

Newsclippings, 1937-1939.
Box Series D-1: 6 [SCPC-4388]
Scope and Contents

[5 folders]

Newsclippings, 1939-1940.
Box Series D-1: 7 [SCPC-4389]
Scope and Contents

[8 folders]

Newsclippings, 1939-1941.
Box Series D-1: 8 [SCPC-4390]
Scope and Contents

[7 folders]

Newsclippings, 1941.
Box Series D-1: 9 [SCPC-4391]
Scope and Contents

[5 folders]

No-Frontier News Service newsclippings, 1941.
Box Series D-1: 10 [SCPC-4392]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Newclippings using No-Frontier Press material, (photocopied), 1936-1937; 1939-1941.
Box Series D-1: 10 [SCPC-4392]
Scope and Contents

[4 folders; formerly a scrapbook]

Newsclippings using No-Frontier Press material (photocopied) [formerly a scrapbook].
Box Series D-1: 10 [SCPC-4392]

History, 1942-1955.
Box Series D-2: 1 [SCPC-4393]
Literature, communications, and form letters, 1942-1955; undated.
Box Series D-2: 1 [SCPC-4393]
Scope and Contents

[6 folders]

Plans for Worldover Press, 1942-1955.
Box Series D-2: 1 [SCPC-4393]
Publications monitored by Devere and Marie Allen, 1948-1949; undated.
Box Series D-2: 1 [SCPC-4393]
Correspondence about "World Interpreter", 1949-1955; undated.
Box Series D-2: 1 [SCPC-4393]
Symposium of College Presidents on treatment of post-war Germany, sponsored by Worldover Press, 1944-1945.
Box Series D-2: 1 [SCPC-4393]
Messages of commendation, 1942-1944.
Box Series D-2: 1 [SCPC-4393]
Messages of commendation, 1945-1955.
Box Series D-2: 2 [SCPC-4394]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Anniversary dinner: Preparations, 1954.
Box Series D-2: 2 [SCPC-4394]
Anniversary dinner: List of invitees, 1954.
Box Series D-2: 2 [SCPC-4394]
Anniversary dinner: Publicity, 1954.
Box Series D-2: 2 [SCPC-4394]
Anniversary dinner: Correspondence, 1954.
Box Series D-2: 2 [SCPC-4394]
Anniversary dinner: Speeches, 1954.
Box Series D-2: 2 [SCPC-4394]
Anniversary dinner: Post-dinner appeals, 1954.
Box Series D-2: 2 [SCPC-4394]
Finance Committee, 1954-1955.
Box Series D-2: 2 [SCPC-4394]
Finance: Contributors, 1935-1955.
Box Series D-2: 2 [SCPC-4394]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Finance: Budgets and statements, 1942-1955.
Box Series D-2: 2 [SCPC-4394]
Finance: Financial reports (audited), 1945-1955.
Box Series D-2: 2 [SCPC-4394]
Finance: Taxation -- withholding information, 1943-1955.
Box Series D-2: 2 [SCPC-4394]
Finance: Taxation -- tax-exempt status (U.S.), 1942-1946.
Box Series D-2: 2 [SCPC-4394]
Finance: Taxation -- tax-exempt status (U.S.), 1947-1955.
Box Series D-2: 3 [SCPC-4395]
Finance: Taxation -- tax-exempt status (Connecticut), 1937-1948.
Box Series D-2: 3 [SCPC-4395]
Finance: Taxation -- tax returns (U.S. and Connecticut), 1945-1955.
Box Series D-2: 3 [SCPC-4395]
Finance: Unemployment compensation, 1937-1942.
Box Series D-2: 3 [SCPC-4395]
Finance: Grants -- foundations, 1948-1952.
Box Series D-2: 3 [SCPC-4395]
Finance: Grants -- Ford Foundation, 1950-1952.
Box Series D-2: 3 [SCPC-4395]
Finance: Grants -- Paine Foundation, 1951-1954.
Box Series D-2: 3 [SCPC-4395]
Finance: Devere Allen's expense diaries, 1945-1950.
Box Series D-2: 3 [SCPC-4395]
Finance: Devere Allen's expense diaries, 1951-1954.
Box Series D-2: 4 [SCPC-4396]
Finance: Ledger book of staff salaries and expenses, 1941-1944.
Box Series D-2: 4 [SCPC-4396]
Finance: Staff records for Social Security, 1945-1947.
Box Series D-2: 4 [SCPC-4396]
Finance: Staff records for Social Security, 1948-1955.
Box Series D-2: 5 [SCPC-4397]
Worldover Press incorporation: Articles of Association, By-Laws, 1944.
Box Series D-2: 5 [SCPC-4397]
Officers and members of Worldover Press Corporation, 1944, 1955.
Box Series D-2: 5 [SCPC-4397]
Worldover Press Corporation meetings, 1945 (January 31).
Box Series D-2: 5 [SCPC-4397]
Worldover Press Corporation meetings, 1945 (May 18).
Box Series D-2: 5 [SCPC-4397]
Worldover Press Corporation meetings, 1946 (September 6).
Box Series D-2: 5 [SCPC-4397]
Worldover Press Corporation meetings, 1946 (June 20).
Box Series D-2: 5 [SCPC-4397]
Worldover Press Corporation meetings, 1949 (June 29).
Box Series D-2: 5 [SCPC-4397]
Worldover Press Corporation meetings, 1950 (June 6).
Box Series D-2: 6 [SCPC-4398]
Worldover Press Corporation meetings, 1951 (June 6).
Box Series D-2: 6 [SCPC-4398]
Worldover Press Corporation meetings, 1954 (February 26).
Box Series D-2: 6 [SCPC-4398]
Worldover Press Corporation meetings, 1954 (December 16).
Box Series D-2: 6 [SCPC-4398]
Worldover Press Corporation meetings, 1955 (September 16 and 27; October 28 ).
Box Series D-2: 6 [SCPC-4398]
Reports to Worldover Press Corporation (by Devere Allen and G. Inman), 1946-1955.
Box Series D-2: 6 [SCPC-4398]
Correspondence re: Worldover Press Corporation, 1943-1958.
Box Series D-2: 6 [SCPC-4398]
Replies to questionnaire, approximately 1953.
Box Series D-2: 6 [SCPC-4398]
European Project: Prospectus, 1946.
Box Series D-2: 6 [SCPC-4398]
European Project: Contributors solicited, 1946-1947.
Box Series D-2: 6 [SCPC-4398]
European Project: Finances, 1946-1948.
Box Series D-2: 6 [SCPC-4398]
Overseas News Agency, 1944-1948.
Box Series D-2: 6 [SCPC-4398]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

American Institute of International Information, 1950-1954.
Box Series D-2: 6 [SCPC-4398]
Promotion and circulation, 1942-1955; undated.
Box Series D-2: 7 [SCPC-4399]
Promotion and circulation: Advertisements for Worldover Press and World Interpreter, 1942-1954; undated.
Box Series D-2: 7 [SCPC-4399]
Promotion and circulation: Latin America, 1951-1954.
Box Series D-2: 7 [SCPC-4399]
Promotion and circulation: Work done by outside agencies, 1943; 1951.
Box Series D-2: 7 [SCPC-4399]
Promotion and circulation: Burgess dinner, 1949-1951.
Box Series D-2: 7 [SCPC-4399]
Promotion and circulation: Biddle Press Award (proposed), 1951; 1952.
Box Series D-2: 7 [SCPC-4399]
Promotion and circulation: to libraries, 1953-1954.
Box Series D-2: 7 [SCPC-4399]
Promotion and circulation: Rates, 1948-1950.
Box Series D-2: 7 [SCPC-4399]
Client lists, 1942-1954.
Box Series D-2: 7 [SCPC-4399]
Changes to client lists, 1950-1955.
Box Series D-2: 7 [SCPC-4399]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Subscriber lists, 1942-1954.
Box Series D-2: 7 [SCPC-4399]
Clients lists: Latin America, circa mid-1940s.
Box Series D-2: 8 [SCPC-4400]
Client lists: Arranged by country [excluding Latin America], circa 1947.
Box Series D-2: 8 [SCPC-4400]
Subscribers to "World Interpreter": envelopes, [unprocessed], approximately 1949.
Box Series D-2: 9 [SCPC-4401]
Information for correspondents, 1942-1955.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Lists of WP correspondents, 1942-1955.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Correspondence to and about WP correspondents, 1942-1948.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Special articles [includes correspondence]: Alba, Victor. "I Was a Minister of Stalin: Hernandez' Revelations of Spanish Civil War", 1953.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Special articles [includes correspondence]: Alba, Victor. "Remember the Spanish People", 1950.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Special articles [includes correspondence]: Allen, Devere. "For Them That Despitefully Use You", 1948.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Special articles [includes correspondence]: Allen, Devere. "Paul-Henri Spaak, 'President of Everything'", 1948.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Special articles [includes correspondence]: Allen, Devere. "Swiss Flag, War Orphans, World View", 1947.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Special articles [includes correspondence]: Allen, Devere. "Trieste: Symbol of a World in Fission", 1948.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Special articles [includes correspondence]: Allen, Devere. "University Sanitorium" (correspondence only, article not found), 1948.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Special articles [includes correspondence]: Allen, Marie. "Switzerland Faces an Issue", 1948.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Special articles [includes correspondence]: Bock, Paul. "Churches From Rubble", 1948.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Special articles [includes correspondence]: Clifford, Cay. "Catholic Italy's Key Protestant", 1950.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Special articles [includes correspondence]: Cranston, Maurice. "The London World", (series of columns), undated; probably 1940s.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Special articles [includes correspondence]: Fabra Ribas, "A. Colombia's Crisis -- Its Moral Roots", 1949.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Special articles [includes correspondence]: Fliegers, Serge. "San Francisco -- And After", 1945.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Special articles [includes correspondence]: Hubbard, Hugh W. "The Chinese Communists and Religion", 1953.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Special articles [includes correspondence]: Inman, Samuel Guy. "How Mexico Votes", 1952.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Special articles [includes correspondence]: Joesten, Joachim, Various articles, approximately 1949.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Special articles [includes correspondence]: Kozaki, Michio. "Evangelist's Paradise -- Japan", 1953.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Special articles [includes correspondence]: Kozaki, Michio. "Will Japan Become Christian?", 1950.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Special articles [includes correspondence]: Kurashige, Tetsuichi. "Can Japan Be Democratized?", 1949.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Special articles [includes correspondence]: Lester, Muriel. "The Japan Nobody Knows", 1951.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Special articles [includes correspondence]: Lewis, Alfred Baker. "The Balance Sheet for Racial Justice", 1951.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Special articles [includes correspondence]: Niemoeller, Martin. "German Unity and Peace", 1950.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Special articles [includes correspondence]: Pioli, Giovanni. "Italian Peace Workers Find Tough Going", 1949.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Special articles [includes correspondence]: Pioli, Giovanni. "Will Italy Legalize Its War Objectors?", 1951.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Special articles [includes correspondence]: Sen, Ramar Sanjan. "Has Gandhi's Method Been Forgotten?", 1947.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Special articles [includes correspondence]: Sayre, John Nevin. "South Africa: Land of Gold and Discord", 1952.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Special articles [includes correspondence]: Sunder-Rao, Mark. "India's Christians Caught in Crossfire", 1954.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Special articles [includes correspondence]: Sweetser, Arthur. "Latin America and World Organization", 1954.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Scope and Contents

[see also Series B-1, Writings of Devere Allen]

Special articles [includes correspondence]: by Latin American authors, undated.
Box Series D-2: 10 [SCPC-4402]
Special articles [includes correspondence]: by Latin American authors, 1954.
Box Series D-2: 11 [SCPC-4403]
Special articles [includes correspondence]: by Latin American authors, 1955.
Box Series D-2: 11 [SCPC-4403]
Articles about Europe (adult religious), 1946-1947.
Box Series D-2: 11 [SCPC-4403]
Articles about Europe (youth religious), 1947-1948.
Box Series D-2: 11 [SCPC-4403]
Source materials for releases (examples), 1950s.
Box Series D-2: 11 [SCPC-4403]
Scope and Contents

[4 folders]

Lease for Worldover Press offices, 1947.
Box Series D-2: 11 [SCPC-4403]
Worldover Press trademark/trade name, 1941-1949.
Box Series D-2: 11 [SCPC-4403]
Brookside Press (Worldover Press' printer): Correspondence, 1942-1949.
Box Series D-2: 11 [SCPC-4403]
Letterhead samples and correspondence about, 1944-1955.
Box Series D-2: 11 [SCPC-4403]
Worldover Press logo, mats, undated.
Box Series D-2: 11 [SCPC-4403]
U.S. Post Office: correspondence, 1943-1949.
Box Series D-2: 11 [SCPC-4403]
Office expansion, 1937.
Box Series D-2: 11 [SCPC-4403]
Dissolution of Worldover Press, 1955.
Box Series D-2: 11 [SCPC-4403]
Inventory of furniture and equipment, 1955.
Box Series D-2: 12 [SCPC-4404]
Correspondence/proposals re: successor organization to Worldover Press, 1955-1956.
Box Series D-2: 12 [SCPC-4404]
Worldover Press, Vol. 10, no. 1-Vol. 15, no. 15, January 7, 1942-December 27, 1946.
Box Series D-2: 12 [SCPC-4404]
Scope and Contents

[13 folders]

Worldover Press, Vol. 15, no. 16 - unnumbered, January 3, 1947-December 21, 1951.
Box Series D-2: 13 [SCPC-4405]
Scope and Contents

[14 folders]

Worldover Press, January 4, 1952-August 26, 1955.
Box Series D-2: 14 [SCPC-4406]
Scope and Contents

[5 folders]

Worldover Press: unnumbered releases, October 7, 1942-June 7, 1944.
Box Series D-2: 14 [SCPC-4406]
World Interpreter, Vol. 1, no. 18 - Vol. 4, no. 12, July 28, 1950-June 1953.
Box Series D-2: 14 [SCPC-4406]
Scope and Contents

[6 folders]

World Interpreter, Vol. 4, no. 14 - Vol. 6, no. 15, July 1953-September 9, 1955.
Box Series D-2: 15 [SCPC-4407]
Scope and Contents

[5 folders]

Newsclippings, 1942.
Box Series D-2: 15 [SCPC-4407]
Scope and Contents

[3 folders]

Newsclippings (intact).
Box Series D-2: 16 [SCPC-4408]
Scope and Contents

[4 folders]

Newsclippings, 1943.
Box Series D-2: 17 [SCPC-4409]
Scope and Contents

[4 folders]

Newsclippings, 1943.
Box Series D-2: 18 [SCPC-4410]
Scope and Contents

[3 folders]

Newsclippings (intact), 1943.
Box Series D-2: 18 [SCPC-4410]
Newsclippings, 1944.
Box Series D-2: 18 [SCPC-4410]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Newsclippings, 1944.
Box Series D-2: 19 [SCPC-4411]
Scope and Contents

[6 folders]

Newsclippings (intact), 1944.
Box Series D-2: 20 [SCPC-4412]
Scope and Contents

[3 folders]

Newsclippings, 1945.
Box Series D-2: 20 [SCPC-4412]
Scope and Contents

[5 folders]

Newsclippings, 1945.
Box Series D-2: 21 [SCPC-4413]
Scope and Contents

[3 folders]

Newsclippings (special articles), 1945.
Box Series D-2: 21 [SCPC-4413]
Newsclippings (intact), 1945.
Box Series D-2: 21 [SCPC-4413]
Newsclippings, 1946.
Box Series D-2: 21 [SCPC-4413]
Newsclippings, 1946.
Box Series D-2: 22 [SCPC-4414]
Scope and Contents

[5 folders]

Newsclippings (intact), 1946.
Box Series D-2: 22 [SCPC-4414]
Newsclippings (intact), 1946.
Box Series D-2: 23 [SCPC-4415]
Agencia Periodistica Latino Americana: Newsclippings, 1947-1949.
Box Series D-2: 23 [SCPC-4415]
Newsclippings, 1947.
Box Series D-2: 23 [SCPC-4415]
Scope and Contents

[5 folders]

Newsclippings, 1947.
Box Series D-2: 24 [SCPC-4416]
Newsclippings (intact), 1947.
Box Series D-2: 24 [SCPC-4416]
Newsclippings, 1947.
Box Series D-2: 24 [SCPC-4416]
Scope and Contents

[4 folders]

Newsclippings, 1948.
Box Series D-2: 25 [SCPC-4417]
Newsclippings (intact), 1948.
Box Series D-2: 25 [SCPC-4417]
Newsclippings, 1949.
Box Series D-2: 25 [SCPC-4417]
Scope and Contents

[4 folders]

Newsclippings, 1949.
Box Series D-2: 26 [SCPC-4418]
Scope and Contents

[6 folders]

Newsclippings (intact), 1949.
Box Series D-2: 26 [SCPC-4418]
Newsclippings, 1950.
Box Series D-2: 27 [SCPC-4419]
Scope and Contents

[9 folders]

Newsclippings, 1950.
Box Series D-2: 28 [SCPC-4420]
Newsclippings, 1951.
Box Series D-2: 28 [SCPC-4420]
Scope and Contents

[7 folders]

Newsclippings (intact), 1951.
Box Series D-2: 28 [SCPC-4420]
Newsclippings, 1952.
Box Series D-2: 29 [SCPC-4421]
Scope and Contents

[6 folders]

Examples of Worldover Press material in situ (?); Religious publications.
Box Series D-2: 29 [SCPC-4421]
Newsclippings (intact), 1952.
Box Series D-2: 30 [SCPC-4422]
Scope and Contents

[2 folders]

Newsclippings, 1955.
Box Series D-2: 30 [SCPC-4422]
Newsclippings, 1956.
Box Series D-2: 30 [SCPC-4422]
Newsclippings using Worldover Press material (photocopied), 1942-1950.
Box Series D-2: 30 [SCPC-4422]
Scope and Contents

[7 folders; formerly a scrapbook]

Index cards of Worldover Press correspondents and subscribers, etc.: A-B.
Box Series D-2: 31 [SCPC-4423]
Index cards of Worldover Press correspondents and subscribers, etc.: B (continued) - D.
Box Series D-2: 32 [SCPC-4424]
Index cards of Worldover Press correspondents and subscribers, etc.: E-H.
Box Series D-2: 33 [SCPC-4425]
Index cards of Worldover Press correspondents and subscribers, etc.: H (continued) - K.
Box Series D-2: 34 [SCPC-4426]
Index cards of Worldover Press correspondents and subscribers, etc.: L-M.
Box Series D-2: 35 [SCPC-4427]
Index cards of Worldover Press correspondents and subscribers, etc.: N-R.
Box Series D-2: 36 [SCPC-4428]
Index cards of Worldover Press correspondents and subscribers, etc.: R (continued) - S.
Box Series D-2: 37 [SCPC-4429]
Index cards of Worldover Press correspondents and subscribers, etc.: T-Z.
Box Series D-2: 38 [SCPC-4430]
File of index cards of Worldover Press correspondents and subscribers, etc.
Box Series D-2: 39 [SCPC-4431]
Index cards of Worldover Press correspondents and subscribers, etc.: Geographical (by state).
Box Series D-2: 40 [SCPC-4432]
Index cards of Worldover Press correspondents and subscribers, etc.: Geographical (by state).
Box Series D-2: 41 [SCPC-4433]
Index cards of Worldover Press correspondents and subscribers, etc.: Correspondents.
Box Series D-2: 42 [SCPC-4434]
Scope and Contents

[see also boxes 31-38]

Index cards of Worldover Press correspondents and subscribers, etc.: Miscellaneous.
Box Series D-2: 43 [SCPC-4435]
Index cards of Worldover Press correspondents and subscribers, etc.: Miscellaneous.
Box Series D-2: 44 [SCPC-4436]
Index cards of Worldover Press correspondents and subscribers, etc.: Miscellaneous.
Box Series D-2: 45 [SCPC-4437]

Books filed by title: A-M.
Box Series E: 1 [SCPC-4438]
Books filed by title: M cont. - S.
Box Series E: 2 [SCPC-4439]
Books filed by title: S cont. - Z.
Box Series E: 3 [SCPC-4440]
Peace plays and poems.
Box Series E: 4 [SCPC-4441]
Pamphlets filed by title: A-I.
Box Series E: 5 [SCPC-4442]
Pamphlets filed by title: I cont. - P.
Box Series E: 6 [SCPC-4443]
Pamphlets filed by title: R-V.
Box Series E: 7 [SCPC-4444]
Pamphlets filed by title: W-Z.
Box Series E: 8 [SCPC-4445]
World Events, Vol. 1, No. 1 - Vol. 6, No. 12 [missing Vol. 6, No. 8], October 1, 1933-March 15, 1939.
Box Series E: 8 [SCPC-4445]
The New World, Vol. I, No. 1-5, continued by "The World Tomorrow", Vol. I, No. 6 - Vol. IV, No. 12, [missing Vol. IV, No. 4, 5, 7, 10], January-May 1918; June 1918-1921.
Box Series E: 8 [SCPC-4445]
Scope and Contents

[6 folders]

The World Tomorrow, Vol. XVII, No. 1-15, January-July 1933.
Box Series E: 8 [SCPC-4445]
Scope and Contents

[3 folders]

The World Tomorrow, 1922-1925.
Box Series E: 9 [SCPC-4446]
The World Tomorrow, 1926-1928.
Box Series E: 10 [SCPC-4447]
The World Tomorrow, 1929-1931.
Box Series E: 11 [SCPC-4448]
The World Tomorrow, 1932-1933.
Box Series E: 12 [SCPC-4449]
Oberlin College: Yearbooks, 1915; 1916; 1917; 1918.
Box Series E: 13 [SCPC-4450]
Series: Photographs.
Scope and Contents

The photograph collection contains many portraits and snapshots of Devere and Marie Allen taken at various times in their lives. One passport photograph shows Marie with their daughters Shirley and Jean.

Devere Allen's attendance at the Congres International des Resistants à la Guerre, held in August, 1931 in Lyons, France, is documented in an 8" x 10" photograph, which had been framed. It was found in a box of miscellaneous personal effects, with no notes or explanation.

As part of a book proposal called "American Pioneers of Peace," Allen had collected photograph portraits of various peace leaders. Although the book proposal was written around 1933, Allen obviously added to the photograph file at later dates, since some photos are dated as late as the 1940s. These portraits, taken from series B-1, box 5, include: Fenner Brockway, Paul Douglas, Sherwood Eddy, M.K. Gandhi with Romain Rolland and Miss Slade, A.J. Muste, Bertrand Russell, Rosika Schwimmer with Dorothy Gish and others, and Norman Thomas.

In 1934, H. Runham Brown, of the War Resisters' International in England, sent Allen several photos of European war resisters and groups of war resisters from New Zealand, Bulgaria, Russia, Switzerland, Poland, and Finland. Brown also included a photograph of a youth anti-war demonstration in Berlin in 1920, and one in Hyde Park, London [undated] showing Maude Royden on the speaker's platform. In addition, there is a photo of a WRI conference held in Austria, 1928.

Other photographs of interest include:

• Earthquake-stricken areas in India, taken around 1933 or 1934, sent to Allen by Muriel Lester with her handwritten notes on the back

• Socialist Party Convention, Detroit, 1934: large group photo (8" x 47"), Devere Allen seated on platform at right, legs crossed. (Location: stored under basement stairs, in poster processing area)

• Socialist Party Convention, 1936: large group photo (10" x 33"), Devere Allen not found. (Location: stored under basement stairs, in poster processing area)

• League for Independent Political Action? 1930s? Devere Allen at head table, fifth from left. (Location: Oversize photographs)

• The "Peacemobile", the Peace Films Caravan, ca. 1937

• Carrie Chapman Catt's portrait by Bachrach, ca. 1939

• Photographs taken from Allen's European trips, including Belgium and Luxembourg, and snapshots of reconstruction work in Europe after World War II, supplied by the International Voluntary Service for Peace

• The Worldover Press anniversary dinner held in 1954; photo includes Eleanor Roosevelt, who gave the keynote speech • League for Industrial Democracy's Golden Anniversary luncheon, April 23, 1955. Devere Allen not found. (Location: Oversize photographs)

• Portraits and photographs of Devere Allen's ancestor Horatio Allen and the locomotives which he engineered, including the Stourbridge Lion. (Two portraits are located with Oversize photographs)

Series: Posters, Stamps and Lapel Buttons, and Oversized Items.

Printers' blocks used in publications (box 1).
Box MEM DG053 Box 1
Printers' blocks used in publications (box 2).
Box MEM DG053 Box 2
Printers' blocks used in publications (box 3).
Box MEM DG053 Box 3
Printers' blocks used in publications (box 4).
Box MEM DG053 Box 4
Chatfield, Charles, 1934-2015. 63 metal printer's block engraving plates.
Box MEM DG053 Box 5
Printer's block of Marie Allen's drawing for a Christmas card, 1936.
Box MEM DG053 Box 6

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