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Elmore Jackson Papers

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Call Number:
RG5.202
Repository:
Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College
Extent:
10 linear ft. (18 boxes (and 2 boxes of photographs))
Language:
English
Preferred Citation:
[Indicate the cited item or series here], RG 5/202, Elmore Jackson Papers, Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College
Date:
1927-1985 (inclusive)
Creator:
Jackson, Elmore, 1910-1989, United Nations, American Friends Service Committee, Quaker Program at the United Nations, Quaker United Nations Office, United States. Department of State, United Nations Association of the United States of America, Rockefeller Foundation, Aspen Institute, United Nations Institute for Training and Research, International Peace Academy, Jackson, Elisabeth Rose Averill, Averill, Edward Wilson, and Averill, Carrie Brownell
Abstract:
Writings, correspondence, and other papers of Elmore Jackson (1910-1989), a noted Quaker author and former U.S. State Department official. Jackson was particularly involved in using Quaker principles in the realm of international relations. This collection also includes the papers of his wife, Elisabeth Rose Averill Jackson (1909-).

Wesley Elmore Jackson (1910-1989) was the son of John and Cora Osborn Jackson, of Marengo, Ohio. He was a birthright member of Gilead Monthly Meeting. His family transferred to Alum Creek Monthly Meeting in 1912 and then to Green Monthly Meeting, in Idaho where Elmore attended Greenleaf Academy, a Quaker school. He went to Pacific College (now George Fox College) and then on to Yale University, where he received his M.Div. in 1934 and did two years of graduate work in International Relations. In 1934 he married Elisabeth Averill, a graduate of Mt. Holyoke who had just received an M.F.A. in theater from Yale. Elisabeth Averill, born in Fort Wayne, Indiana in 1909, was the fourth of Carrie Brownell Averill and the Rev. Edward Wilson Averill's six children. The Reverend was an Episcopal minister. Further information about the Averill and Brownell families is located in Series 7, which includes photographs of Elisabeth's parents, siblings, and ancestors. Elmore and Elisabeth had two children, Karen Jackson Williams (b.1940) and Gail Elisabeth Jackson (b.1944).

Once he had finished school, Jackson worked for the American Friends Service Committee for twelve years, serving as Assistant Secretary, Personnel Director, Commissioner in England during the post WWII relief era, and for his last two years, as Assistant Executive Secretary. In 1948, Elmore Jackson began work as Director of the Quaker Program at the United Nations, a position he held until 1961. He was involved in mediation efforts in the Kashmir dispute between India and Pakistan (1952-3) and between Egypt and Israel in 1955. He traveled extensively in the Middle East, assessing economic and community development projects, and he lived in Beirut in 1957-1958.

From 1961-1965, Jackson worked for the Department of State, as Special Assistant for Policy Planning to the Assistant Secretary of State for International Organization Affairs. He continued to serve as a consultant for the Department of State for a few years, but he returned to the United Nations, this time as Vice President for Policy Studies at the United Nations Association of the USA (UNA-USA). There he developed a Policy Studies Program "focused on major issues related to effective U. S. participation in international organization affairs." A number of panels were established with the assistance of a committee headed up by former Deputy Secretary of Defense, Cyrus Vance.

In 1973 Jackson became a full-time consultant to the Rockefeller Foundation, where he "assisted in the development of a new international affairs program focused on the analysis and control of international conflict." Jackson retired in 1977 and went on to serve as a Special Advisor to the Aspen Institute. In 1983, he published an account of his 1955 Middle East Mission in. In 1980 the Jacksons moved to Pennswood Village in Newtown, Pennsylvania, a Quaker retirement community, and were members of Wrightstown Monthly Meeting.

Elmore Jackson (1910-1989), was a noted Quaker author and former U.S. State Department official. He was particularly involved in using Quaker principles in the realm of international relations. This collection also includes the papers of his wife, Elisabeth Rose Averill Jackson (1909-). The papers are primarily the working files of Elmore Jackson rather than personal papers, and they encompass his entire career. His journals, in the Writings series, contain only sporadic entries. His professional career, which was devoted in large part to introducing and using Quaker techniques in the realm of International Relations, is well documented.

The collection is divided into six series:

  1. Biographical
  2. Writings
  3. Correspondence
  4. Professional files
  5. Subject files
  6. Elisabeth Rose Averill Jackson Papers

  1. Middle East mission: the story of a major bid for peace in the time of Nasser and Ben-Gurion. New York: Norton, c1983.
  2. Bellagio Conference on Climate Change, Food Production, and Interstate Conflict (1975) Climate change, food production, and interstate conflict: a conference held at the Bellagio Study and Conference Center, Italy, June 4-8, 1975 / sponsored by the Rockefeller programs in conquest of hunger, quality of the environment, conflict in international relations; [final draft written by Elmore Jackson]. [New York]: Rockefeller Foundation, 1976
  3. The Management of interdependence: the planning function: a conference held at the Bellagio Study and Conference Italy, May 10-14, 1975; [final report written by Elmore.New York: Rockefeller Foundation, 1975
  4. Meeting of minds: a way to peace... With special contributions by Carl Christian Schmidt Sir Frederick W. New York, Toronto, [etc.]: McGraw-Hill book co., inc., 1952

This collection was offered by Elmore Jackson's family after his death. It was transported from Pennswood Village to Swarthmore College by Edwin B. Bronner, then head of the Quaker Collection of Haverford College, so that representatives of the AFSC Archives, the Swarthmore College Peace Collection, and Haverford could confer about its ultimate placement. Haverford and AFSC indicated an interest in portions of the material, but since Friends Historical Library indicated a willingness to accept the entire collection, that is where the collection was ultimately deposited. The Elmore Jackson Papers were fully catalogued in 1999, when an additional material was transported from Haverford to Swarthmore.

Donor: Beth Jackson, Karen Jackson Williams, Gail Jackson, 1989

Although they were somewhat disarrayed at the time of processing, an attempt was made to maintain Elmore Jackson's original order, or more accurately, to preserve and in certain instances recreate Elmore's means of organizing his papers. He grouped together materials relating to each job he held and maintained an alphabetical subject file comprised mainly of reference materials concerning issues of interest to him. Those files that only contained clippings and reports were deaccessioned. Duplicates were also weeded out, and a number of United Nations publications were removed. The job series and subject file series were maintained. His published writings, multiple copies of which had been scattered throughout the collection, were brought together, along with files relating to his major publications, school papers, and day books, into a "writings" series. Jackson's file names were almost always preserved, with dates added.

The following materials have been removed from the collection and added to PA, photographs:

  1. Averill Family Photographs, including disbound album
  2. Elmore and Elisabeth Averill Jackson
  3. Jackson's early family life
  4. Karen and Gail Jackson
  5. Singing Eagle Lodge, 1949
  6. Elmore Jackson & Quaker House
  7. Elmore Jackson & UNA-USA
  8. Jordan River Valley
  9. Other people and places

Subject
Place

Publisher
Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College
Finding Aid Author
Rachel Onuf
Finding Aid Date
1999
Access Restrictions

Collection is open for research.

Use Restrictions

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Collection Inventory

Curriculum Vitae.
Box 1 Folder 1
Report on Elmore Jackson, 1985.
Box 1 Folder 2
Scope and Contents

by a George School student

Disposition of Elmore Jackson's books papers.
Box 1 Folder 3
Address Book.
Box 1 Folder 4
Greenbelt Coop, 1961-1984.
Box 1 Folder 5
Hayden-Stone Account, 1961-78.
Box 1 Folder 6

Genealogical information in back. 2 Sept.-22 Aug, 1938-1948.
Box 1 Folder 7
Topic journals, 2 March-3 April, 1968-1977.
Box 1 Folder 8
"Connecticut Notebook, I", n.d.
Box 1 Folder 9
Idaho, n.d.
Box 1 Folder 10
Physical Description

2 pp.

Daybooks appointment calendars, 1949-55.
Box 1 Folder 11
Daybooks appointment calendars, 1956-61.
Box 1 Folder 12
Daybooks appointment calendars, 1967.
Box 1 Folder 13
Daybooks appointment calendars, 1968.
Box 2 Folder 14
Daybooks appointment calendars, 1969.
Box 2 Folder 15
Daybooks appointment calendars, 1970.
Box 2 Folder 16
Daybooks appointment calendars, 1971.
Box 2 Folder 17
Daybooks appointment calendars, 1972.
Box 3 Folder 18
Daybooks appointment calendars, 1973.
Box 3 Folder 19
Daybooks appointment calendars, 1974.
Box 3 Folder 20
Daybooks appointment calendars, 1975.
Box 3 Folder 21
Daybooks appointment calendars, 1976.
Box 4 Folder 22
Daybooks appointment calendars, 1977.
Box 4 Folder 23
Daybooks appointment calendars, 1978.
Box 4 Folder 24
Daybooks appointment calendars, 1979.
Box 4 Folder 25
Daybooks appointment calendars, 1980.
Box 4 Folder 26
Daybooks appointment calendars, 1983-88.
Box 4 Folder 27
"The function of Religion in Social Progress,", 1931.
Box 4 Folder 28
Scope and Contents

Senior thesis

"The Philosophy of L.T. Hobhouse and the Christian Ethic", 1932.
Box 4 Folder 29
"Some Historical Aspects of the Contribution of Christianity to Capitalism", 1932.
Box 4 Folder 30
"The Nature of Value", 1932.
Box 4 Folder 31
"Usury in the Ethic of John Calvin", 1932.
Box 4 Folder 32
"Unemployment Insurance", 1933.
Box 5 Folder 33
Final Examination for Prof. Leyburn, Societal Evolution, 1933.
Box 5 Folder 34
"The Relationship of Economic Planning and Capitalism", 1933.
Box 5 Folder 35
Scope and Contents

for Prof. Jerome Davis, Social Ethics Seminar

"A Dialogue on God and Modern Man", 1934.
Box 5 Folder 36
"A Study in the Theories of Political Authority from the 1st to the 16th Centuries", 1934.
Box 5 Folder 37
Class notes, 1933-35.
Box 5 Folder 38
Scope and Contents

review of Plato's Republic, and handouts concerning Political Theory

Book reviews, short papers and exams U. S. Foreign Policy, 1935-36.
Box 5 Folder 39
Scope and Contents

for Prof. Bemis

Bibliographies relating to Christian Ethics and "The Theology of Crisis".
Box 5 Folder 40
"Developing the Peaceful Settlement Functions of the United Nations", 1954.
Box 5 Folder 41
Scope and Contents

Published in the Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science

"The Developing Role of the Secretary-General", 1957.
Box 5 Folder 42
Scope and Contents

Published in International Organization

"Mediation and Conciliation in International Law", 1957.
Box 5 Folder 43
Scope and Contents

Published in International Social Science Bulletin

"Constitutional Developments of the United Nations: The Growth of its Executive Capacity,", 1961.
Box 5 Folder 44
Scope and Contents

Published in Proceedings of the American Society of International Law

"East-West Relations in the United Nations", 1961.
Box 5 Folder 45
Scope and Contents

Published article, Information Papers on East-West Relations

"The future development of the United Nations: some suggestions for research", 1961.
Box 5 Folder 46
Scope and Contents

Published in The Journal of Conflict Resolution

"Demobilization, An Opportunity for Friends", 1944.
Box 5 Folder 47
Scope and Contents

Published in Friends Intelligencer

"American Friends and Post-War Conscription", 1945.
Box 5 Folder 48
Scope and Contents

Published in The Friend

"The Quaker Team at the U.N. General Assembly", 1951.
Box 5 Folder 49
Scope and Contents

Published in Friends Intelligencer

"On the Need for Reaching Deeper", 1954.
Box 5 Folder 50
Scope and Contents

Published in Friends World News

"Challenge and Response in the Middle East - Part I", 1956.
Box 5 Folder 51
Scope and Contents

Published in Friends Journal

"Challenge and Response in the Middle East - Part II", 1956.
Box 5 Folder 52
Scope and Contents

Published in Friends Journal

"What Lies Ahead for the U.N.?, 1956.
Box 5 Folder 53
Scope and Contents

Published in The American Friend

"The Quaker Role in the Middle East", 1958.
Box 5 Folder 54
Scope and Contents

Published in The American Friend

"The Discovery That We Are Not Alone", 1959.
Box 5 Folder 55
Scope and Contents

Published in Friends World News

"Summits without Pageantry", 1959.
Box 5 Folder 56
Scope and Contents

Published in Friends Journal

"Summit Diplomacy at the United Nations", 1960.
Box 5 Folder 57
Scope and Contents

Published in The Friend

"The Nuclear Impasse - Part I", 1960.
Box 5 Folder 58
Scope and Contents

Published in Friends Journal

"The Nuclear Impasse - Part II", 1961.
Box 5 Folder 59
Scope and Contents

Published in Friends Journal

Summary of Meeting of Minds, c.1955.
Box 5 Folder 60
Meeting of Minds Correspondence, 1952-55.
Box 6 Folder 61
Proposals for Techniques of Mediation and Conciliation in International Law, 1954-57.
Box 6 Folder 62
Documents for Techniques of Mediation and Conciliation in International Law, 1954.
Box 6 Folder 63
Basic Papers on the Middle East Mission, 1955-56.
Box 6 Folder 64
Background Memos Letters before book, 1962-80.
Box 6 Folder 65
Freedom of Information Act, 1955-83.
Box 6 Folder 66
U. N. Archives, 1982-83.
Box 6 Folder 67
Middle East Travel Papers, 1981.
Box 6 Folder 68
Residency at the Rockefeller Foundation's Study Conference Center in Bellagio, Italy, 1981-82.
Box 6 Folder 69
Norton, 1980-85.
Box 6 Folder 70
Norton—London office, 1984-85.
Box 6 Folder 71
Scope and Contents

Middle East Mission

Summary.
Box 6 Folder 72
Manuscript Draft, 1982.
Box 6 Folder 73
Suggestions on draft, 1982. Proofs, 1982.
Box 7 Folder 74
New York Times article, November 28, 1982.
Box 7 Folder 75
responses to New York Times article, 1982-83.
Box 7 Folder 76
Newspaper articles, 1982.
Box 7 Folder 77
Publicity, 1982-84.
Box 7 Folder 78
AFSC, 1982-84.
Box 7 Folder 79
Quaker Reviews, 1983-84.
Box 7 Folder 80
General Reviews, 1983-85.
Box 7 Folder 81
Foreign Affairs, 1983-84.
Box 7 Folder 82
Unpublished op-ed piece for New York Times, 1983.
Box 7 Folder 83
Bailey, Sydney, 1975-85.
Box 7 Folder 84
Bell, Colin, 1984-85.
Box 7 Folder 85
Boutros-Ghali, Boutros, 1982-83.
Box 7 Folder 86
Egyptian correspondents, 1952-84.
Box 7 Folder 87
Elaraby, Nabil, 1981-83.
Box 7 Folder 88
Hussein, Ahmed Aziza, 1980-87.
Box 7 Folder 89
Institute for East-West Security Studies, 1983-84.
Box 7 Folder 90
Katzin, Col. Alfred, 1948.
Box 7 Folder 91
Lebanese correspondents, 1984.
Box 7 Folder 92
Nasser, Col. Gamal Abdel, 1955.
Box 7 Folder 93
Recent letters, 1982-87.
Box 7 Folder 94
Speeches about Middle East Mission, 1984 & n.d.
Box 7 Folder 95
Followup to Middle East Mission, 1985.
Box 7 Folder 96
Notes on Kashmir dispute between India and Pakistan, Ca.1955.
Box 7 Folder 97
Speeches and Outlines, 1930s-85.
Box 7 Folder 98
Reports, 1958-61.
Box 8 Folder 99
Book reviews, 1960-86.
Box 8 Folder 100
Writing - Book Outline, c.1960.
Box 8 Folder 101
Writings, c.1960.
Box 8 Folder 102

Misc. correspondence, 1932-79.
Box 8 Folder 103
Misc. correspondence, 1950-86.
Box 8 Folder 104
Correspondence on the move to the Department of State, 1961.
Box 8 Folder 105
Correspondence on the move to the Rockefeller Foundation, 1973.
Box 8 Folder 106
Correspondence on the Century Association, 1973.
Box 8 Folder 107
Beruit correspondence, 1957-58.
Box 8 Folder 108
Beruit correspondence, 1957-58.
Box 8 Folder 109
Beruit correspondence, 1957-58.
Box 8 Folder 110
Beruit correspondence, 1957-58.
Box 8 Folder 111

AFSC misc., 1936-48.
Box 8 Folder 112
Personnel Correspondence, 1952-61.
Box 9 Folder 113
India-Pakistan Advisory Group, 1965-67.
Box 9 Folder 114
Snyder, Harold, 1953-59.
Box 9 Folder 115
Israel - Arab - Refugees, 1955.
Box 9 Folder 116
Israel - Arab - American Jewish Committee, 1956.
Box 9 Folder 117
Middle East, 1952-60.
Box 9 Folder 118
Record of a Conference on Mediation, 1954.
Box 9 Folder 119
Council on Foreign Relations, 1960.
Box 9 Folder 120
Misc. documents, 1949-52.
Box 9 Folder 121
Misc. documents, 1953-55.
Box 9 Folder 122
Misc. documents, 1956-57.
Box 9 Folder 123
Misc. documents, 1958.
Box 9 Folder 124
Misc. documents, 1960-61.
Box 9 Folder 125
Misc. documents, 1978-79.
Box 9 Folder 126
Misc. documents, 1984-86.
Box 9 Folder 127
Quaker House Journal, 1949.
Box 9 Folder 128
Quaker House Journal, 1950.
Box 10 Folder 129
Quaker House Journal, 1951.
Box 10 Folder 130
Quakers and United States-Soviet Relations, 1948-64.
Box 10 Folder 131
India Pakistan dispute, 1950-52.
Box 10 Folder 132
Kashmir correspondence, 1951-54.
Box 11 Folder 133
Kashmir-Jackson file, 1952.
Box 11 Folder 134
Kashmir, March-May, 1952.
Box 11 Folder 135
Kashmir-Meetings of Military Advisors, June, 1952.
Box 11 Folder 136
Kashmir-Jackson Private Papers, October, 1952.
Box 11 Folder 137
Kashmir-1st Report through Owen Dixon's report, c. 1950.
Box 11 Folder 138
Kashmir-5th Report, 1953.
Box 11 Folder 139
Kashmir-Draft papers, etc., 1952.
Box 11 Folder 140
Kashmir-Working Papers on 12 Proposals, 1952.
Box 11 Folder 141
Kashmir-Alternative Solutions, 1953.
Box 11 Folder 142
Summary records, N.Y. from May, 1952.
Box 11 Folder 143
Kashmir-Geneva Negotiations, August-Sept., 1952.
Box 11 Folder 144
Kashmir-Geneva Negotiations, working papers, 1952.
Box 11 Folder 145
Kashmir-UNCIP Resolutions-Assurances.
Box 11 Folder 146
Kashmir-Negotiations, Jan.-Feb., 1953.
Box 11 Folder 147
Kashmir-Horace Alexander, 1955-56.
Box 11 Folder 148
Kashmir-Frank P. Graham, n.d.
Box 11 Folder 149
Kashmir-Misc. documents, 1955-57.
Box 11 Folder 150
Kashmir-Misc. documents, 1958.
Box 11 Folder 151
Kashmir-Negotiations, 1958.
Box 11 Folder 152
Kashmir-Canal Waters Dispute, 1951-54.
Box 11 Folder 153
Kashmir-Biographies: India Pakistan, n.d.
Box 11 Folder 154
U. N. - Peaceful Settlement, 1953-54.
Box 11 Folder 155
U. N. - Strengthening, 1961.
Box 11 Folder 156
U.S. Department of State Appointment, 1961-77.
Box 11 Folder 157
U.S. Department of State Mekong Program, 1964-65.
Box 11 Folder 158
Personnel, 1966-73.
Box 11 Folder 159
Personnel correspondence, 1965-73.
Box 11 Folder 160
Joint United Nations/UNA-USA task force on communications, 1973-74.
Box 11 Folder 161
Policy Studies Committee, 1966-73.
Box 11 Folder 162
Policy Studies Committee, 1974-76.
Box 11 Folder 163
Policy Studies Committee, 1977-79.
Box 12 Folder 164
World Population Panel report, 1969.
Box 12 Folder 165
Reports, 1968-72.
Box 12 Folder 166
Environment meeting, 1971.
Box 12 Folder 167
Legal aspects of environmental protection, 1973.
Box 12 Folder 168
Collective security meeting, 1973.
Box 12 Folder 169
Proceedings of the 2nd Joint Meeting, 1974.
Box 12 Folder 170
Proceedings of the 3rd Joint Meeting, 1974.
Box 12 Folder 171
International security meeting, 1975.
Box 12 Folder 172
Meeting with the Soviet UNA, May, 1976.
Box 12 Folder 173
Meeting with the Soviet UNA, Nov., 1976.
Box 12 Folder 174
Meeting with the Soviet UNA, 1977.
Box 12 Folder 175
Japanese Panel, 1972-74.
Box 13 Folder 176
Japanese Panel - Papers, 1973.
Box 13 Folder 177
Columbia University Seminar on the Problem of Peace, 1970.
Box 13 Folder 178
Request for Rockefeller Foundation support, 1972.
Box 13 Folder 179
Documents, 1973-79.
Box 13 Folder 180
Prior to July 1 appointment, 1972-73.
Box 13 Folder 181
Appointment, 1973-77.
Box 13 Folder 182
Correspondence, 1977-87.
Box 13 Folder 183
Bellagio Conference, 1975.
Box 13 Folder 184
Appointment, 1976-82.
Box 13 Folder 185
Rosters and schedules, 1978-85.
Box 13 Folder 186
Aspen Account, 1978-79.
Box 13 Folder 187
Correspondence, 1976-85.
Box 13 Folder 188
Aspen Institute Berlin, 3/1976.
Box 14 Folder 189
Aspen/United Nations, 1978.
Box 14 Folder 190
Aspen/United Nations Environment Program (UNEP), 1980.
Box 14 Folder 191
Institute relations with less developed countries, 1978-79.
Box 14 Folder 192
CO2 problem, 1979.
Box 14 Folder 193
Middle East Program, 1979.
Box 14 Folder 194
Request for International Development Research Centre (IDRC) support, 1978.
Box 14 Folder 195
Governance workshop, 1977.
Box 14 Folder 196
Assessment and Alert of Major Hazards workshop, 1978.
Box 14 Folder 197
Limits to Government workshop, 1979.
Box 14 Folder 198
International Governance program, 1980.
Box 14 Folder 199
Energy Committee, 1979-80.
Box 14 Folder 200
Developing country participation, 1978.
Box 14 Folder 201
International Foundation for Development Alternatives (IFDA), 1978-80.
Box 14 Folder 202
IFDA Memos, 1975-79.
Box 14 Folder 203
Appointment, 1976-80.
Box 14 Folder 204
Testimony to Congress subcommittee, 1978.
Box 14 Folder 205
Search Committee for Director of Research, 1979-80.
Box 14 Folder 206
U.S. Committee for UNITAR, 1978-80.
Box 14 Folder 207
U.S. Committee for UNITAR, 1981-82.
Box 14 Folder 208
U.S. Committee for UNITAR, 1983-85.
Box 14 Folder 209
U.S. Contribution, 1980.
Box 14 Folder 210
Seminar on the Presidency of the Security Council, 1977.
Box 14 Folder 211

Academy for Educational Development (Bellagio Conference).
Box 15 Folder 212
AFSC.
Box 15 Folder 213
American Political Science Association.
Box 15 Folder 214
Bailey, Sydney.
Box 15 Folder 215
Bloomfield, Linc.
Box 15 Folder 216
Bozeman, Adda.
Box 15 Folder 217
Brandt Commission.
Box 15 Folder 218
Bureau of International Organization Affairs, 1965.
Box 15 Folder 219
Carodon, Lord.
Box 15 Folder 220
China.
Box 15 Folder 221
Commodities.
Box 15 Folder 222
Environment - UNEP - Tolba.
Box 15 Folder 223
Environment - G. White.
Box 15 Folder 224
Environment, 1978.
Box 15 Folder 225
Friends Meeting, Ministry and Worship.
Box 15 Folder 226
Gardner, John W.
Box 15 Folder 227
Gaza Strip, 1958.
Box 15 Folder 228
Scope and Contents

E.J. was the AFSC representitive in the Middle East in 1958

Global Interdependence Center (GIC) Board.
Box 15 Folder 229
Global Monitoring - GEMS.
Box 15 Folder 230
Graham, Frank.
Box 15 Folder 231
Haverford College.
Box 15 Folder 232
Hesburgh, Father Ted.
Box 15 Folder 233
Hyde, James.
Box 15 Folder 234
International Cooperation Year (ICY) Peaceful Settlement.
Box 15 Folder 235
International Money Matters.
Box 15 Folder 236
Background Papers.
Box 15 Folder 237
Vienna Seminars.
Box 15 Folder 238
Third Party Roles.
Box 15 Folder 239
Misc. documents.
Box 16 Folder 240
Seminar on Multilateral Negotiations and Third Party Roles, 1980.
Box 16 Folder 241
Mediation, 1979-1980.
Box 16 Folder 242
Jessup, Philip.
Box 16 Folder 243
Jessups - Obit.
Box 16 Folder 244
Jordan, William.
Box 16 Folder 245
Kashmir - General.
Box 16 Folder 246
Kashmir - Geography, Population, etc.
Box 16 Folder 247
Kennedy Speeches.
Box 16 Folder 248
Kennedy Funeral.
Box 16 Folder 249
Kennedy Campaign, Jackson Memos, 1960.
Box 16 Folder 250
Kern, Montague.
Box 16 Folder 251
Khrushchev US Trip.
Box 16 Folder 252
Lancaster, William W.
Box 16 Folder 253
Law of the Sea.
Box 16 Folder 254
Lerner, Max.
Box 16 Folder 255
Marshall, James.
Box 16 Folder 256
Muskie.
Box 16 Folder 257
Outer Limits.
Box 16 Folder 258
Peaceful Settlement.
Box 16 Folder 259
Pennswood.
Box 17 Folder 260
Rafael, Gideon, to 1981.
Box 17 Folder 261
Rafael, Gideon, 1981-1984.
Box 17 Folder 262
Rostow, Walt.
Box 17 Folder 263
Saab, Hasson.
Box 17 Folder 264
SALT I.
Box 17 Folder 265
Schelling, Tom.
Box 17 Folder 266
1976-1978.
Box 17 Folder 267
Speech Therapy, 1986.
Box 17 Folder 268
Steere, Douglas V.
Box 17 Folder 269
Stevenson, Adlai.
Box 17 Folder 270
Straus, Donald B.
Box 17 Folder 271
Thompson, Kenneth.
Box 17 Folder 272
UN Peacekeeping.
Box 17 Folder 273
UN University.
Box 17 Folder 274
U. S., USSR Quakers.
Box 17 Folder 275
U. N. Membership.
Box 17 Folder 276
Urquhart, Brian.
Box 17 Folder 277
Vance, Cy.
Box 17 Folder 278
Vietnam.
Box 17 Folder 279
Washington - Correspondence.
Box 17 Folder 280
Willrich, Mason.
Box 17 Folder 281

Creative Writing at Mt. Holyoke, 1927-28, 1927-1928.
Box 18 Folder 282
Scene Design, 1933-1934.
Box 18 Folder 283
Scope and Contents

For her MFA from Yale University

Costume Design, 1934.
Box 18 Folder 284
Scope and Contents

For her MFA from Yale University

School Reports, 1927-1968.
Box 18 Folder 285
Misc. correspondence, 1929-81.
Box 18 Folder 286
Averill Estate papers.
Box 18 Folder 287
Articles for Pennswood View, 1983-84.
Box 18 Folder 288
Theater-related Ephemera, 1929-1934.
Box 18 Folder 289
Vacation-related Ephemera, n.d.
Box 18 Folder 290
Edward Wilson Averill to mother Rosetta Badget Averill, 1896-1903.
Box 18 Folder 291
Scope and Contents

Travel letters

Edward Wilson Averill to mother Rosetta Badget Averill, 1896-1903.
Box 18 Folder 292
Scope and Contents

Typescript of travel letters

Edward Wilson Averill composition "Vacation Days", 1945.
Box 18 Folder 293
Carrie Brownell Averill, "Self-Portrait at Forty", 1945.
Box 18 Folder 294

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