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Repository: Harvard Law School Library, Harvard University
Location: Harvard Depository
Call No.: HOLLIS 601626
Creator: Glueck, Sheldon, 1896-
Title: Papers 1916-1972
Quantity: 129 boxes
Abstract: Includes papers relating to Glueck's literary interests as well as material on Glueck's career in criminology and administration of criminal justice, especially the Harvard Law School Survey of Crime and Criminal Justice in Boston, 1926-1933, war crimes and criminals, Glueck's work on the Model Penal Code of the American Law Institute, membership on two advisory committees on Federal rules of criminal procedure (1941-1942, 1960-1966), and his study (1926-1938) of the Belgian Ministry of Justice. The bulk of the collection consists of professional correspondence (1920's-1972), chiefly with professional organizations, public and private agencies, and their respective officials.

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Scope and Content

The 35,000 items in the papers of Sheldon Glueck (1896- ) span the years 1916 to 1972.

The collection includes correspondence, memoranda, minutes of meetings, reports, transcripts, press releases, notes, legal documents, telegrams, drafts and outlines of speeches and writings, lecture notes and outlines, lists, bibliographies, index cards, news clippings, printed items, and official documents.

Professor Glueck's special field was criminology and the administration of criminal justice, and his papers relate to his teaching, research and writing in this field, and to his participation in organizations and service as a member of committees, boards and surveys concerned with delinquency, crime, penology and other areas of criminal justice. The papers include notes of Glueck while he was a college student in Washington, D.C., and a graduate student at Harvard (1916-1927), and teaching notes and materials of Glueck's from his time as a professor at Harvard (1926-1963). A large group of materials deals with the work of the so-called Harvard Crime Survey (Harvard Law School Survey of Crime and Criminal Justice in Boston). Glueck was general assistant to Professor Felix Frankfurter who served as director of this survey. This group of papers covers essentially the years 1926-1933. Other important groups of papers relate to Glueck's concern with war crimes and war criminals and his early writings on this problem (1943-1945); his work on the Model Penal Code of the American Law Institute (1955-1956); his service as a member of two advisory committees on Federal rules of criminal procedure (1941-1942, 1960-1966); and his study of the Belgian Ministry of Justice ( 1926-1938).

There is also a sizeable group of literary and other non-legal manuscripts of Glueck, mainly plays, short stories and scripts for the public media, and including correspondence with publishers, literary agents, actors, and actresses.

Of the 35,000 items in the Sheldon Glueck Papers, roughly 27,500 are correspondence items. Correspondence is of a predominantly professional nature; it ranges from the early 1920's to 1972. A great deal of the correspondence is with various professional organizations, public and private agencies, and their respective officials.

Among Sheldon Glueck's correspondents are: Haruo Abe; Sanford Bates; David L. Bazelon; Clifford W. Beers; Alfred Bettman; Jacob Billikopf; Louis Dembitz Brandeis; Benjamin Nathan Cardozo; Henry P. Chandler; Tom Clark; Morris Raphael Cohen; Fernand Collin; Paul Cornil; Homer Cummings; Robert F. Drinan; David L. Edsall; Herbert Brutus Ehrmann; Sanford Fox; Felix Frankfurter; Bernard Glueck; Erwin N. Griswold; Jerome Hall; Learned Hand; Albert J. Harno; William Healy; Carroll C. Hincks; Alexander Holtzoff; E.A. Hooton; Charles Evans Hughs; Alvin S. Johnson; George W. Kirchwey; Richard H. Kuh; Norman D. Lattin; William Draper Lewis; Frank Loveland; Arthur T. Lyman; George F. McGrath; Karl A. Menninger; Justin Miller; Raymond Moley; Fulton Oursler; Winfrad Overholser; John J. Parder; Herbert C. Parsons; Morris Ploscowe; Roscoe Pound; Max Radin; Thorsten Sellin; Harold M. Stephens; Joseph N. Ulman; August Vollmer; Earl G. Warren; Herbert Wechsler; Lewis H. Weinstein; Hans Weiss; Paul Dudley White; Charles E. Wyzanski, Jr.

Series List

• Series I. Teaching Notes, Materials This Series consists of outlines, syllabi, student lists, correspondence, and teaching materials such as mimeographed articles of persons other than Glueck. The Series also includes a scattering of student papers. Arrangement is alphabetical by course and chronological within course.
  
• Series II. Legal Writings, Speeches, Lectures, Reports This Series includes drafts of chapters of books and syllabi written in connection with Professor Glueck's law school courses and other books in the fields of criminology and the administration of criminal justice; drafts of early writings; drafts of lectures and speeches delivered in this country and abroad; drafts and typescripts of articles and book reviews; proof sheets; and research materials gathered in connection with Glueck's writings.
  This material is arranged in a roughly alphabetical order. Glueck Bibliography number was added to items that were subsequently published.
  This Series does not include any research or writing that resulted from Glueck's participation in the Harvard Crime Survey.
  For correspondence relating to writings, speeches, lectures, etc. see Glueck, Sheldon. under Series XII. General Correspondence, subseries b. Major Correspondence.
  
• Series III. Harvard Law School Survey of Crime and Criminal Justice in Boston (Harvard Crime Survey) The Survey of Crime and Criminal Justice in Boston was undertaken in 1926 as a Harvard enterprise. It was conducted under the direction of the Harvard Law School, and became "popularly" known as the Harvard Crime Survey. Professor Felix Frankfurter initially directed the Survey for the Law School; Professor Glueck served as his general assistant, and other faculty members of both the Law School and the College participated. Professor Glueck's particular responsibility in the Survey was in the area of penal and correctional treatment. His investigation was conducted in three major fields, namely (1) Adult probation; (2) Penal and correctional institutions; and (3) Parole. Mrs. Eleanor T. Glueck also participated in the Survey. The Glueck's books 500 Criminal Careers (1930. Bibl. #26), Five Hundred Delinquent Women (1934, Bibl. #44), and One Thousand Juvenile Delinquents: Their Treatment by Court and Clinic (1934, Bibl. #45) were the direct result of their participation in the Harvard Survey.
  Professor Glueck's files are divided into two subseries.
  • Subseries a.consists of his research files and miscellaneous rough drafts. This material is arranged in the following sequence:
    • General research notes
    • Studies of specific penal institutions
    • Subject file relating to particular aspects of crime, penology, probation, parole, and the court system
    • Rough drafts of chapters of projected books and reports
  • Subseries b.Consists of reports and other manuscripts, both complete and incomplete. Material in these files covers the years 1926 to 1944.
  
  
• Series IV. War Crimes and War Criminals Early in the Second World War, Professor Glueck became interested in the ways in which the post-war world might deal with the World War II Axis criminals, with the handling of war crimes in general, and with ways of preventing such crimes in the future. He wrote extensively on this subject (Bibl. #96, 103, 105, 109, 110, 111, 113, 121-125, 128).
  During the negotiations for a four-power agreement for the trial of Nazis, which began in London in June of 1945, Professor Glueck accompanied, and served as advisor to, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Robert H. Jackson, representative and chief counsel for the United States. An agreement was reached on August 8, 1945, and signed by the U.S., Great Britain, France, and Russia. The International Military Tribunal was the outcome of these negotiations.
  This Series contains material relating to Professor Glueck's participation in the London negotiations and to his writings on the subject of war crimes and war criminals.
  
• Series V. The American Law Institute Professor Glueck served as a member of the Criminal Law Advisory Group of the ALI during the 1955-1956 period, when the group was reviewing the Model Penal Code.
  Bound drafts of the Model Penal Code have been placed in Paige Box #3 of the Sheldon Glueck Papers.
  
• Series VI. Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure Sheldon Glueck served as a member on two different Supreme Court Committees which were charged with studying and revising the federal rules of criminal procedure.
  See also material in Series XIII. Commissions, Committees, Conferences.
  
• Series VII. Belgian Ministry of Justice Material in this Series relates to a study that Glueck began on the Belgian Ministry of Justice for the Bureau of International Research of Harvard University and Radcliffe College, but which was not completed.
  This particular stud covered a period of about twelve years, from 1926 to 1938; however, most of Prof. Glueck's research was done in Belgium during the summer of 1927, and most of the writing was accomplished during the school year of 1927/1928. The folders include rough drafts of some of the chapters of a projected monograph, printed and typed items from the private files of the Belgian Ministry of Justice, and packets of 3 x 5 index cards containing bibliographic references. The first folder holds a few items of correspondence between Prof. Glueck and the Bureau of International Research concerning the Project. Materials cover the period 1926 to 1938.
  
• Series VIII. Academy of Criminal Justice: A Proposal This Series deals with Prof. Glueck's proposal to establish "West Points" of Criminal Justice in different parts of the U.S. It includes Prof. Glueck's address to the Harvard Law School alumni on June 12, 1963 in which he first outlined his idea of a National Academy of Criminal Justice. The main body of the material covers the period of February to October 1965 when the bills to "Establish an Academy of Criminal Justice" were introduced in Congress (H.R. 5629, S. 1288). Correspondence is with Senator Edward M. Kennedy who introduced the bill in the Senate, other government officials, and concerned legal figures.
  
• Series IX. Biographical, Bibliographical, Personal Miscellany This is only a small group of miscellaneous items. A larger group of material is filed under Glueck, Sheldon, in Series XII. General Correspondence, b. Major Correspondence. Another group is filed in the Sheldon and Eleanor T. Glueck Papers in the Series Biographical-Personal Material.
  
• Series X. Student Notes and Course Materials of Sheldon Glueck as Student Materials in this Series cover the years 1916 to 1927, including the courses Glueck took at the Harvard Law School and in other graduate divisions of Harvard University.
  
• Series XI. Harvard and Other Miscellany This Series is just a mixture of miscellaneous items. For more extensive Harvard material see Glueck, Sheldonin Series XII. General Correspondence, b. Major Correspondence; also in Major Correspondence under names of individual faculty members and other University officials.
  
• Series XII. General Correspondence Sheldon Glueck's general correspondence files are of a predominantly professional nature. Correspondents were colleagues, students and alumni; American and foreign scholars; representatives of the bench and the bar; professional organizations and societies in whose work Glueck took an active part or showed a keen interest; international, national, state, and local agencies and institutions involved in the field of crime and correction. There is a substantial amount of correspondence concerning Glueck's various publications, as well as personal correspondence such as requests, fan mail, and invitations of various types, especially to speak or to contribute articles. Correspondence includes letters received and carbons of letters sent; tables and charts; enclosures such as memoranda, reports, minutes of meetings, and typed manuscripts of persons other than Glueck; printed items such as programs and publishers' announcements; clippings; and pamphlet material relevant to subjects discussed by correspondents.
  Correspondence was kept by Glueck in two distinct filing arrangements, and this arrangement has been preserved.
  • Subseries a.consists of miscellaneous correspondence through 1940.
  • Subseries b.includes major correspondence, and miscellaneous correspondence for the years 1941 to 1971. The major correspondence covers roughly the years 1941 to 1971 also, although a few of these exchanges commence before 1941, and a very small number, notable those of Louis Dembitz Brandeis and Benjamin Nathan Cardozo, end before 1941. Glueck's current correspondence, beginning with 1972 and the time of his wife's death, will be included in Series XV: Addenda.
  
  
• Series XIII. Commissions, Committees, Conferences Material in this Series includes correspondence, memoranda, reports, agenda of meetings, manuscripts of papers read, and lists of participants of meetings and congresses. Glueck was actively involved in all of these organizations and congresses, either as a president, committee member, or speaker.
  
• Series XIV. Dramatic and Other Non-Legal Writings This Series includes manuscripts of plays, short stories, children's stories, literary fragments, scripts, and outlines for radio and television programs; also included is correspondence with publishers, literary agents, actors, actresses, and TV and radio networks to whom Glueck submitted these manuscripts and ideas. One of Glueck's plays, entitled Address: Hamburg, was performed by a semi-professional group in Boston in 1942.
  
• Series XV. Addenda

Historical/Biographical Information

Glueck, Sheldon, criminologist, law professor, scholar, author.

b. Warsaw, Poland, August 15, 1896.

s. Charles and Anna (Steinhardt) Glueck.

Brought to U.S. in 1903

Student, Georgetown University Law School

A.B., George Washington University, 1920; S.S.D., 1963.

LL.B., LL.M., National University Law School, 1920.

Student, Harvard Law School, 1926.

A.M., Harvard, 1922; Ph.D., 1924; Sc.D., 1958.

LL.D., U. of Thessaloniki (Greece), 1948.

m. Eleanor Touroff, April 16, 1922 (dec.); daughter Anitra Joyce Rosberg (dec.)

Instructor, criminology and penology, Dept. of Social Ethics, Harvard, 1925-1929; assistant professor, criminology, Law School, 1929-1931; professor, 1931-1950; Lowell lecturer, 1935; Roscoe Pound Professor of Law, 1950-1963; emeritus, 1963-

Director, Basic researches into causes, management and prevention of juvenile delinquency, 1925-

Board of advisors, Psychiatry and the Law Foundation.

Official delegate of the U.S. Government to International Prison Congress, Prague, 1930; Paris, 1950.

Member, Advisory Committee on Rules of Criminal Procedure, U.S. Supreme Court; American Law Institute, for Youth Correction Authority, for the Model Penal Code.

Adviser to Justice Robert H. Jackson on law governing War Crimes criminals.

Board of Overseers, Brandeis University Center for the Study of Violence.

Served with A.E.F., World War I.

Recipient, Isaac Ray award, American Psychiatric Association, 1961; (with wife) August Vollmer award, American Society of Criminology, 1961; Gold medal, Institute of Criminal Anthropology, Rome (Italy), 1964; Beccaria Gold medal, German Society of Criminology, 1964.

Fellow, American Academy of Arts and Sciences; American Psychiatric Association (hon.); International Academy of Law and Science.

Member, American Society of Criminology (past vice-president), American Bar Association (Juvenile delinquency committee), N.Y. State Bar.

Author:

• Mental Disorder and the Criminal Law, 1925.
• Crime and Justice, 1945.
• The Nuremberg Trial and Aggressive War, 1946.
• Crime and Correction: Selected Papers, 1952.
• Law and Psychiatry: Cold War or Entente Cordiale? 1962.

Author (with Eleanor T. Glueck):

• 500 Criminal Careers, 1930.
• Five Hundred Delinquent Women, 1934.
• One Thousand Juvenile Delinquents, 1934.
• Later Criminal Careers, 1937.
• Criminal Careers in Retrospect, 1943.
• After-Conduct of Discharged Offenders, 1945.
• Unraveling Juvenile Delinquency, 1950.
• Delinquents in the Making, 1952.
• Physique and Delinquency, 1956.
• Predicting Delinquency and Crime, 1959.
• Family Environment and Delinquency, 1962.
• Ventures in Criminology, 1964.
• Delinquents and Nondelinquents in Perspective, 1968.
• Toward a Typology of Juvenile Offenders: Implications for Therapy and Prevention, 1970.

Author (with Livingston Hall):

• Cases and Materials on Criminal Law, 1940.
• Cases on Criminal Law and its Enforcement, 1951; 2nd ed. 1958.

Editor:

• The Welfare State and the National Welfare, 1952.
• The Problem of Delinquency, 1958.
• Roscoe Pound and Criminal Justice, 1965.

Co-editor:

• Preventing Crime, 1936.
• Identification of Predelinquents, 1972.

Member of editorial board:

• Federal Probation
• International Journal of Social Psychiatry

Consulting editor:
Community Mental Health Journal

Contributor to numerous professional journals.

Author of various dramatic and other literary writings.

Additional Index Terms

CONTAINER LIST

• Series I. TEACHING NOTES, MATERIALS
  Series Note
  This Series consists of outlines, syllabi, student lists, correspondence, teaching materials such as mimeographed articles of persons other than SG. The Series also includes a scattering of student papers. Arrangement is alphabetical by course and chronological within course.
  • 1 to 3 Administration of criminal justice
    6 notebooks [not placed in folders]
    Sub-title reads: Syllabus of assigned readings and cases, 1940-1941; notebook VI 1945-1950 version
    • Notebook I: Chapters 1-5
    • Notebook II: Chapters 6-10
    • Notebook III: Chapters 11-15
    • Notebook IV: Chapters 16-19
    • Notebook V: Digest of suggested cases
    • Notebook VI: 1945-1950 version
  • 4-1 to 4-8 Administration of criminal justice: assigned readings and cases 1940-1941
    Mimeographed excerpts, chapters, cases, etc. for student use [loose and not organized]
  • 4-9 Administration of criminal justice 1943/1944
  • 4-10 to 5-1 Administration of criminal justice: supplementary materials
    These are reprints of journal articles and other printed items which SG assembled for this particular course
  • 5-2 Seminar in Administration of criminal justice: Miscellany 1939-1959
  • 5-3 to 5-5 Seminar in Administration of criminal justice 1958
  • 5-6 Seminar in Administration of criminal justice 1959 (Spring)
  • 5-7 Seminar in Administration of criminal justice 1959/1960
  • 5-8 Seminar in Administration of criminal justice 1960/1961
  • 5-9 Seminar in Administration of criminal justice 1962/1963
  • 5-10 to 5-11 Field trips re Seminar in Administration of criminal justice 1954-1956
  • 5-12 Criminal law: syllabus of course 1937/1938
  • 5-13 Criminal law: syllabus of course 1938/1939
  • 6 to 7 Criminal law
    7 notebooks [not placed in folders]
    • Notebooks I and II: 1937-1938
    • Notebooks III and IV: 1938-1939
    • Notebooks V: 1940
    • Notebooks VI: 1950
    • Notebooks VII: undated
  • 8-1 to 8-3 Criminal law: supplementary materials
    These are reprints
  • 8-4 Criminal law: Outline of notes [undated]
  • 8-5 to 8-6 Criminal law notes, ca. 1950
  • 8-7 Seminar in Criminology 1950
  • 8-8 Seminar in Criminology 1953
  • 8-9 to 8-10 Seminar in Criminology 1955
  • 8-11 to 8-12 Seminar in Criminology and administration of criminal justice 1956
  • 9-1 Seminar in criminology (with emphasis on juvenile delinquency): syllabus of materials 1956/1957
  • 9-2 to 10-5 Lectures in Criminology and penology: Law School course
  • 10-6 Outline of courses in Institute of Criminal Law 1934
  • 10-7 Juvenile delinquency seminar 1956/1957
    Folder includes photos of seminar
  • 10-8 Juvenile delinquency seminar 1957/1958
  • 10-9 Juvenile delinquency seminar 1958/1959
  • 10-10 Juvenile delinquency seminar 1959/1960
  • 10-11 Juvenile delinquency seminar 1960/1961
  • 10-12 Juvenile delinquency seminar 1961/1962
  • 10-13 Penal institution administration and routine 1929
  • 10-14 to 10-16 Social ethics 3, 1926-1927: student papers
  • 11-1 to 12-11 Social ethics course: lectures in criminology and penology
  • 12-12 Social legislation and law reform: notes on course
  • 12-13 to 13-3 Miscellaneous mimeographed course material, 1949-1954
  • 13-4 to 13-6 Examination questions, lists of students 1928-1943
  • 13-7 Lists, 1929-1944
    (1) Reading lists; (2) Thesis lists; (3) Lecture lists; (4) List of students; (5) List of field trips
  • 13-8 Reading lists, exams 1936-1944
  • 13-9 Seminar theses: lists
  • 13-10 Seminars: Miscellany
  • 13-11 Lists of students: additional, 1941-1962

• Series II. LEGAL WRITINGS, SPEECHES, LECTURES, REPORTS
  Series Note
  Series includes drafts of chapters of books and syllabi written in connection with Prof. Glueck's law school courses and other books in the fields of criminology and the administration of criminal justice; drafts of early writings; drafts of lectures and speeches delivered in this country and abroad; drafts and typescripts of articles and book reviews; proof sheets; research materials gathered in connection with S.G's writings.
  This material is arranged in a roughly alphabetical order. Glueck Bibliography number was added to items which were subsequently published.
  This Series does not include any research or writing that resulted from SG's participation in the Harvard Crime Survey.
  For correspondence relating to writings, speeches, lectures, etc. see Glueck, Sheldonin SERIES XII. GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE, Subseries b. MAJOR CORRESPONDENCE.
  • 14-1 Atlantic City speech 1956
  • 14-2 to 14-5 Cases in criminal law
    Probably materials for Glueck and Hall: Cases and materials on criminal law 1940 (Bibl. #84)
  • 14-6 to 14-7 Counsel for the Defense; Famous Unsolved Crimes, etc.
    Lists of source materials for various radio programs which SG had suggested to a New York radio station 1959
  • 14-8 to 14-10 CRIME AND JUSTICE 1936 (Bibl. #64)
    Typed MS with corrections
  • 14-11 CRIME AND JUSTICE: Kraus Reprint Corp., 1966
    (Bibl. #64)
  • 15-1 to 15-3 Criminal Law Syllabus (Bibl. #78)
    Typed notes for course given with Prof. Livingston Hallduring academic year 1938-1939 at H.L.S.
  • 15-4 to 15-14 CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY OF THE MENTALLY ABNORMAL 1924 (Bibl. #2)
    Rough drafts of various chapters of SG's Harvard University thesis
  • 16-1 The Meaning and management of delinquency, lectures 1 and 2. Japan, 1960
  • 16-2 to 16-5 MENTAL DISORDER AND THE CRIMINAL LAW 1925 (Bibl. #7)
    Proof sheets of book, with pencilled corrections
  • 16-6 Predictability speech 1929 (Bibl. #22)
  • 16-7 Significant transformations in the administration of criminal justice (carbon of typed MS, 34 p.)
  • 16-8 The social sciences and scientific method in the administration of justice (carbon of typed MS, 23 p.) Jan. 28, 1928
  • 16-9 Some important phases of the crime problem: address by SG, Cleveland Bar Association, Nov. 12, 1929 (carbon of typed MS), with letter
  • 16-10 The status of probation (typed MS, 13 p.)
  • 16-11 to 16-12 Toronto speeches 1952
  • 16-13 Toronto 1954: Fifth International Congress on Mental Health
  • 16-14 to 16-15 Thesis material
    Studies and tabulations of criminally insane at Matteawan and Dannemora, 1920-1923
  • 17-1 Miscellaneous book reviews by SG
  • 17-2 Miscellaneous drafts, proofs, clippings, mostly undated
  • 17-3 to 17-4 Miscellaneous speeches 1927-1936
  • 17-5 Speeches 1941
  • 17-6 Requests for speeches, book reviews, articles, advice-visitors 1958-1959
  • 17-7 to 17-9 Continental Police Practice: report on a comparative study of European police systems done by SG in Europe during summer of 1926 [not published at that time; to be published in 1973]
    Folders contain material collected during trip and corr. about trip. Trip undertaken under the sponsorship of Col Arthur Woods, Chief Police Commissioner of N.Y.C., later Pres. of The Rockefeller Foundation. Col.Woods was writing a study on American Police Practice.
  • 17-10 Predicting Future Behavior of Children 1958 Congress Includes corr. about publication, 1962
  • 17-11 "De Profundis: being an anthology of creative writing by inmates of America's prisons", selected and edited by Sheldon Glueck. Typed MS of one "Letter to Editor".
  • 18-1 to 18-3 Notes: Cases in Criminal Law [early, undated]
    Handwritten and typed notes

• Series III. HARVARD LAW SCHOOL SURVEY OF CRIME AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN BOSTON (HARVARD CRIME SURVEY)
  Series Note
  The Survey of Crime and Criminal Justice in Boston was undertaken in 1926 as a Harvard enterprise. It was conducted under the direction of the Harvard Law School, and became "popularly" known as the Harvard Crime Survey. Professor Felix Frankfurter initially directed the Survey for the Law School; Professor Glueck served as his general assistant, and other faculty members of both the Law School and the College participated. Professor Glueck's particular responsibility in the Survey was in the area of penal and correctional treatment. His investigation was conducted in three major fields, namely (1) Adult probation; (2) Penal and correctional institutions; and (3) Parole. Mrs. Eleanor T. Glueck also participated in the Survey. The Gluecks' books 500 CRIMINAL CAREERS (1930, Bibl. #26), FIVE HUNDRED DELINQUENT WOMEN (1934, Bibl. #44), and ONE THOUSAND JUVENILE DELINQUENTS: THEIR TREATMENT BY COURT AND CLINIC (1934, Bibl. #45) were the direct result of their participation in the Harvard Survey.
  Professor Glueck's files are divided into two subseries. Subseries a.consists of his research files and miscellaneous rough drafts. This material is arranged in the following sequence:

  • General research notes
  • Studies of specific penal institutions
  • Subject file relating to particular aspects of crime, penology, probation, parole, and the court system
  • Rough drafts of chapters of projected books and reports

  Subseries b.consists of reports and other manuscripts, both complete and incomplete.
  Material in these files covers the years 1926 to 1944.
  • a. RESEARCH FILES AND MISCELLANEOUS ROUGH DRAFTS
    • 18-4 to 18-6 Correspondence, 1926-1932 [unsorted]
      Contains letters and notes from Felix Frankfurter
    • 18-7 Introductory
    • 18-8 to 18-12 Case studies
      Note reads: Cases for which Lawrence is getting more details, Feb. 15, 1929 [ Samuel C. Lawrence]
    • 19-1 to 20-7 Case studies, 1926-1929
      General data, notes, preliminary investigations, individual cases, "firebugs", brief case histories. Possibly studies for book 500 CRIMINAL CAREERS (1930)
    • 20-8 to 20-11 General conclusions and recommendations
      • 20-9 includes term paper by Albert Morris on adult penal education, 1928
      • 20-10 includes "Board of Probation"
      • 20-11 includes "Department of Correction"
    • 21-1 to 21-2 General notes, 1930
    • 21-3 Memo: Students, H.L.S. Crime Survey
    • 21-4 Memos: Felix Frankfurter, 1927-1929
    • 21-5 Memos: Miscellany, 1927-1929
    • 21-6 Notes: Addresses of Europeans and Americans, Paris, 1926
    • 21-7 to 21-8 Notes: Briggs Law
    • 21-9 Notes on case studies
    • 21-10 to 21-12 Charlestown State Prison: Drafts of chapters, memos, reports, interviews
    • 21-13 to 21-14 Massachusetts Reformatory for Men, Concord
    • 21-15 Massachusetts Reformatory for Women: Memos
    • 22-1 to 22-2 Massachusetts Reformatory for Women, Sherbourne
    • 22-3 Massachusetts Reformatory for Women: Summary, 1931
    • 22-4 Massachusetts Reformatory for Women: typed draft of chapter with corrections
    • 22-5 Massachusetts State Farm, Bridgewater
    • 22-6 to 22-9 Massachusetts State Prison, Charlestown
    • 22-10 to 22-12 Massachusetts State Prison, Norfolk
    • 22-13 to 23-3 Massachusetts Training Schools
      Materials from 1943 and 1944
    • 23-4 Rutland (Vermont) Prison Camp and Hospital
    • 23-5 State Farm: memos
    • 23-6 to 23-7 State Farm: reports
      Reports on various state farms in Mass. and New York
    • 23-8 to 23-9 Suffolk County House of Correction, Deer Island
    • 23-10 Suffolk County Jail
    • 23-11 Suffolk County: parole
    • 23-12 Administration of criminal justice: recommendations for improvement
    • 23-13 to 24-6 Case studies: tables
      Original folder headings included in folders
    • 24-7 Clippings
    • 24-8 Defective delinquents: characteristics as determined by Loveland
    • 24-9 to 24-10 Judge Baker Foundation study, 1927, 1928
    • 24-11 to 24-12 Juvenile court
      Fold. 1 includes student thesis: "Some legal aspects of the juvenile court" by Nathan Goodman (typed copy)
    • 24-13 Parole Board: meetings, 1929
    • 24-14 Parole: case study summaries
    • 24-15 Parole forms
    • 24-16 Parole: general laws, rules, regulations, administration
    • 25-1 Parole: interviews
    • 25-2 Parole: its history, organization and statutory and regulatory basis in Massachusetts
    • 25-3 Parole memos
    • 25-4 Parole, pardon
    • 25-5 Parole: summary and recommendations
    • 25-6 Penology: Bibliography, 1927
    • 25-7 Policewomen, 1927
    • 25-8 Prison population: jails and houses of correction
    • 25-9 Prison population: Reformatory for Women
    • 25-10 Prison population: State prison
    • 25-11 Probation: Brighton Municipal Court
    • 25-12 to 25-14 Probation: cases
    • 26-1 Probation: Charlestown Municipal Court
    • 26-2 Probation: charts to be drawn
    • 26-3 Probation: Dorchester Municipal Court
    • 26-4 Probation: East Boston District Court
    • 26-5 Probation: follow-up study
    • 26-6 Probation: general summary, recommendations
    • 26-7 Probation in Boston
    • 26-8 Probation: Introductory
    • 26-9 Probation: Miscellany, 1926-1927
    • 26-10 Sentencing: excerpts
    • 26-11 Sentencing: Greater Boston courts
    • 26-12 Superior court probation service, municipal court probation service
    • 26-13 Unemployment and morale, 1933
    • 26-14 to 26-15 Index cards, arranged by subjects such as parole, pardon, prison industries & wages, etc., with quotations from various State and National reports and studies.
    • 27-1 to 27-5 Drafts of chapters in Books I, II, III and IV: Misc. carbon copies of rough drafts with corrections
    • 27-6 to 27-7 Drafts of chapters in Book II: Who are our Prisoners?
    • 27-8 to 28-2 Drafts of chapters in Book III, memos, tables, forms used by courts, interviews & notes
    • 28-3 to 28-11 Drafts of chapters in Book IV: The Boston Municipal Court
    • 29-1 to 29-4 Social agencies and probation [Book V. Social Welfare agencies and the administration of criminal justice]
    • 29-5 to 30-4 Probation and parole [Book V. Social welfare agencies and administration of criminal justice. Part I. Social agencies and probation]
      • 29-5 Outline of study of probation service
      • 29-6 South Boston Municipal Court
      • 29-7 to 29-8 Roxbury Municipal Court
      • 29-9 Brighton Mun.Ct., West Roxbury Mun.Ct.
      • 29-10 Charlestown Municipal Court
      • 29-11 Dorchester Mun.Ct., East Boston Mun.Ct.
      • 29-12 Suffolk Superior Court
      • 29-13 Miscellany
      • 30-1 Defective delinquent study
      • 30-2 Correspondence, 1927-1929
      • 30-3 Statistics, special
      • 30-4 Summary
    • 30-5 to 32-1 Penal institutions [Book V, part II], 1927-1930
      Folder sub-heading reads: Carrying out of recommendations of Department for examination of prisoners. Dated 6/7/1930
      Folders include large numbers of case files of individual prisoners
      31-11 contains outline of proposed study of penal institutions & items of corr.
    • 32-2 to 32-4 Appendix: Cases Illustrative of Social Agencies and Probation. Cases 1 - 360 ("Rough copy #2")
    • 32-5 Appendices
      Unpublished piece on a typical prisoner [undated, unsigned]
    • 32-6 Articles in preparation: notes
    • 32-7 to 32-8 Drafts of chapters in Book II: The Prison Population
    • 32-9 to 32-10 Court questionnaires, June 14, 1928
    • 32-11 to 32-12 Miscellaneous loose items on parole, probation, volume of work & caseload, etc., 1927-1931
      Includes incomplete draft (p.9 missing) entitled "Housing and Delinquency, Chapter 1: Crime Causation, I. Complexity of Causation"
  • b. REPORTS AND OTHER MANUSCRIPTS
    • 33-1 Important memos
      1 notebook
    • 33-2 Pre-publication notice of first 2 vols. of Harvard Crime Survey 1934
    • 33-3 to 33-4 Bridgewater State Farm
      ???1 p.; typewritten draft with corrections & final draft
    • 33-5 Case histories in criminology
      1 notebook
    • 34-1 Case studies: Concord study
    • 34-2 to 34-4 Handbook of illustrative cases, collected and edited by SG, assisted by Edna Mahan
      3 Notebooks incl. appendices
    • 34-5 Investigation and disposition of cases in superior court (chapter 2) ( Suffolk Superior Court)
    • 34-6 to 34-7 Norfolk Prison Colony
      Drafts of chapter
    • 35-1 to 35-3 Parole (vol. V). Typed MSS [carbon copy] of various chapters
      Some parts marked Part V and also Book V
    • 35-4 Probation and parole in Greater Boston, by SG, in collaboration with Frank Loveland and Hans Weis ...
      [see entry #70 in Glueck Bibliography]
      1 notebook
    • 35-5 Probation and social welfare: cases (Glueck and Weiss)
    • 35-6 Probation and social welfare: p. 70-245 (Glueck and Weiss)
    • 35-7 Probation and social welfare [carbon copy of typed MS]
    • 35-8 Probation and social welfare: appendix (Glueck and Weiss)
    • 36-1 to 36-4 The probation service in Greater Boston (vol. IV) Typed MS [carbon copy] of various chapters
    • 36-5 Probation service of the Suffolk County Superior Court (Part III)
      1 Notebook
    • 37-1 to 40-2 Punishment and correction
      37 Chapters and special categories
    • 40-3 Punishment and correction: Probation and social welfare data
    • 40-4 to 40-5 Punishment and correction: Parole (Part V)
      2 copies, with corrections and loose notes
    • 41-1 to 41-3 Punishment and rehabilitation of the offender [vol. I] Typed MS [carbon copy] of various chapters
    • 41-4 to 41-5 Punishment and rehabilitation of the offender: Chapters 31-43
    • 41-6 What we see when we visit a penal institution [carbon of typed MS, 13 p.]
      Also: The need for ministries of justice [carbon of typed MS, 11 p.]
    • 41-7 Appendices: Characteristics of prison population; Probation service of municipal and district courts
      Includes study of Deer Island
    • 41-8 Appendix A: The probation service in the district courts
    • 41-9 Cases from "Appendix - 100 Case summaries"

• Series IV. WAR CRIMES AND WAR CRIMINALS
  Series Note
  Early during the Second World War Prof. Glueck became interested in the ways in which the post-war world might deal with the World War II Axis criminals, with the handling of war crimes in general, and with ways of preventing such crimes in the future. He wrote extensively on this subject (Bibl. #96, 103, 105, 109, 110, 111, 113, 121-125, 128).
  During the negotiations for a four-power agreement for the trial of Nazis, which began in London in June of 1945, Prof. Glueck accompanied, and served as advisor to, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Robert H. Jackson, representative and chief counsel for the United States. An agreement was reached on August 8, 1945, and signed by the U.S., Great Britain, France and Russia. The International Military Tribunal was the outcome of these negotiations.
  This series contains material relating to Prof. Glueck's participation in the London negotiations and to his writings on the subject of war crimes and war criminals.
  • 42-1 to 43-3 General background material, 1942-1945
    Includes memos of London International Assembly which met in 1942/1943; research materials used for SG's publications during this period; notes which SG made on WWI handling of War Crimes problem; notes on SG's projected book WAR CRIMINALS (1944; Bibl. #110). Fold. 43-3 contains printed items, 1942-1945.
  • 43-4 to 44-5 Nuremberg Trial: specific background material collected and material from the Trial. 1942-1947
    Fold. 44-5 contains items of correspondence
  • 44-6 to 45-1 Materials relating to projected publication of TRIAL AND PUNISHMENT OF WAR GRIMINALS: A COLLECTION OF SOURCE MATERIALS, 1943. Also contains some material relating to SG's article " Trial and Punishment of Axis War Criminals" [Bibl. #96]
  • 45-2 Miscellaneous clippings
    Folder contains exhibit material such as clippings about SG, publication of his book, etc.
  • 45-3 to 45-9 Miscellaneous unsorted drafts of MSS of SG

• Series V. THE AMERICAN LAW INSTITUTE
  Series Note
  Prof. Glueck served as a member of the Criminal Law Advisory Group of the ALI during the 1955/1956 period, when the group was reviewing the Model Penal Code.
  Bound drafts of the Model Penal Code have been placed in Paige Box #3 of the SHELDON GLUECK PAPERS.
  • 45-10 to 46-4 Model Penal Code, 1955-1956
    Mimeographed drafts, etc., with SG's marginal suggestions.

• Series VI. FEDERAL RULES OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
  Series Note
  Sheldon Glueck served as a member on two different Supreme Court Committees which were charged with studying and revising the federal rules of criminal procedure.
  See also material in SERIES XIII.COMMISSIONS, COMMITTEES, CONFERENCES
  • 46-5 1943-1944: Advisory Committee on Rules of Criminal Procedure, Supreme Court of the U.S. SG appointed to Committee by Chief Justice Hughes
    1 item 1941
  • 46-6 to 47-3 1960-1965: Advisory Committee on Criminal Rules to the Committee on Rules of Practice and Procedure of the Judicial Conference of the United States, Supreme Court of the U.S. Committee appointed by Chief Justice Warren, April 4, 1960
    SG member of Advisory Committee
    Contains memoranda, correspondence, mimeographed drafts, minutes of meetings

• Series VII. BELGIAN MINISTRY OF JUSTICE
  Series Note
  Material in this Series relates to a study which SG began on the Belgian Ministry of Justice for the Bureau of International Research of Harvard University and Radcliffe College, but which was not completed.
  This particular study covered a period of about twelve years, from 1926 to 1938; however, most of Prof. Glueck's research was done in Belgium during the summer of 1927, and most of the writing was accomplished during the school year of 1927/1928. The folders include rough drafts of some of the chapters of a projected monograph, also printed and typed items from the private files of the Belgian Ministry of Justice, and packets of 3 x 5 index cards containing bibliographic references. The first folder holds a few items of correspondence between Prof. Glueck and the Bureau of International Research concerning the Project. Materials cover period 1926 to 1938.
  • 47-4 to 47-9 Loose notes and drafts of miscellaneous chapters
    Folder 47-9 includes draft of Introduction to the projected monograph
  • 47-10 to 48-7 Organized notes, drafts and research materials on specific chapters
    Folder 47-11 includes chapter outline for projected monograph
  • 48-8 to 48-12 Printed research items, including handwritten notes
    These are mainly issues of Conseil de legislation
  • 49-1 to 49-2 References re French and Belgian law [bibliographic notes in SG's handwriting]

• Series VIII. ACADEMY OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE: A PROPOSAL
  Series Note
  This series deals with Prof. Glueck's proposal to establish "West Points" of Criminal Justice in different parts of the U.S. It includes Prof. Glueck's address to the Harvard Law School alumni on June 12, 1963 in which he first outlined his idea of a National Academy of Criminal Justice. The main body of the material covers the period of Feb. to October 1965 when the bills to "Establish an Academy of Criminal Justice" were introduced in Congress (H.R. 5629, S. 1288). Correspondence is with Senator Edward M. Kennedy who introduced the bill in the Senate, other government officials and concerned legal figures.
  • 49-3 to 49-6 Correspondence, drafts of bill, clippings, miscellany, 1963-1970

• Series IX. BIOGRAPHICAL, BIBLIOGRAPHICAL, PERSONAL MISCELLANY
  Series Note
  This is only a small group of miscellaneous items. A larger group of material is filed under Glueck, Sheldon, in SERIES XII. GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE, b. MAJOR CORRESPONDENCE. Another group is filed in the Sheldon and Eleanor T. Glueck Papers in the SERIES: BIOGRAPHICAL-PERSONAL MATERIAL
  • 49-7 to 49-8 Miscellaneous non-legal writings of SG
  • 49-9 to 49-13 Correspondence re dramatic writings of SG, 1933-1965
    • 49-11: clipping about ADDRESS: HAMBURG
  • 49-14 "Wall of Fame", World's Fair, N.Y.C., 1940: inclusion and invitation to ceremony
  • 49-15 Appointment to Advisory Committee on Federal Rules of Supreme Court of U.S., 1941: copy of letter of Chief Justice Hughes
  • 49-16 University of Thessaloniki (Greece): Honorary degree of Doctor of Laws, 1948. Corr., etc.
    [Honorary degree itself framed in Glueck Room]
  • 49-17 Appointment to Roscoe Pound Professorship, 1950, including congratulatory letters
  • 49-17a Citation which accompanied conferring of honorary degree of Doctor of Laws on SE by John Jay College of Criminal Justice, The City University of New York, New York, 4 June 1978 (xerox copy) Sheldon Glueck attended this ceremony

• Series X. STUDENT NOTES AND COURSE MATERIALS OF SHELDON GLUECK AS STUDENT
  Series Note
  Materials cover the years 1916 to 1927, including the courses SG took at the Harvard Law School and in other graduate divisions of Harvard University.
  • 49-18 to 50-4 Civil procedure: course taught by Prof. A.W. Scott, 1926
    Original folder marked: notes, cases, incl. printed examination
  • 50-5 to 50-6 Criminal law: lecture notes
  • 50-7 Criminal law: tests of irresponsibility
  • 50-8 Notes: Criminology - Capital punishment, 1927
  • 50-9 Notes: Criminology - Crime prevention
  • 50-10 Notes: Criminology - Outlines of chapters of projected book
  • 50-11 Notes: Criminology - Probation
  • 50-12 Criminology: Proposed legislation
  • 50-13 Notes: Criminology - Statistics
  • 50-14 to 50-16 Economics [no date, possibly Prof. Frank Taussig]
  • 51-1 to 51-2 Jurisprudence, 1922-1923: Roscoe Pound's course at the Harvard Law School
    Bound notes marked vol. 1 and vol. 2, 331 type-written pages
  • 51-3 Seminar: Sociology, 1926-1927
  • 51-4 to 51-6 Miscellaneous course notes and student papers, 1916-1922

• Series XI. HARVARD AND OTHER MISCELLANY
  Series Note
  This is just a mixture of miscellaneous items. For more extensive Harvard material see Glueck, Sheldonin SERIES XII. GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE, subseries b. MAJOR CORRESPONDENCE; also in subseries b.MAJOR CORRESPONDENCE under names of individual faculty members and other University officials.
  • 51-7 to 51-9 Institute of Criminal Law, H.L.S., 1925-1933: notes and miscellany
    Actual dates of Institute were 1931-1933
  • 52-1 to 52-2 Law Club cases, 1932, 1933
  • 52-3 to 52-4 Training Institute for policy-making personnel in the administration of criminal justice
    Corr. and drafts of a proposal by SG for the Harvard Law School, 1959-1960
  • 52-5 to 52-7 Massachusetts. Special Commission on the Laws Relating to the Sentencing, Treatment and Release of Prisoners in the Penal Institutions. 1951-1953
    SG member of Commission, appointed by the Governor
    Material includes mimeogr. reports, notes, and research items. Folder 52-7 includes some "fan mail"
    See also SERIES XIII. COMMISSIONS, COMMITTEES, CONFERENCES
  • 52-8 to 52-10 United Nations: First United Nations Congress on the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders, Geneva, Switzerland, Aug. 22-Sept. 3, 1955
    Misc. mimeographed and pamphlet material issued to the delegates. S & ETG participated in this Congress
    See also SERIES XIII. COMMISSIONS, COMMITTEES, CONFERENCES
  • 52-11 Abe, Haruo. Sentencing and treatment, the growing emphasis on therapeutic and preventive aspects of criminal justice in Japan. July 30, 1961
    (xerox of typed MS of a paper prepared for the Final conference of the Japanese-American Program for Cooperation in Legal Studies)
    See also Abe, Haruoin SERIES XII. GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE, subseries b. MAJOR CORRESPONDENCE.

• Series XII. GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE
  Subseries a. MISCELLANEOUS EARLY CORRESPONDENCE: THROUGH 1940
  Subseries b. MAJOR CORRESPONDENCE; MISCELLANEOUS CORRESPONDENCE 1941 - 1971
  Series Note
  Sheldon Glueck's general correspondence files are of predominantly professional nature. Correspondents were colleagues, students and alumni; American and foreign scholars; representatives of the bench and the bar; professional organizations and societies in whose work SG took an active part or showed a keen interest; international, national, state and local agencies and institutions involved in the field of crime and correction. There is a substantial amount of correspondence concerning SG's varicus publications; also personal correspondence such as requests, fan mail, and invitations of various types, especially to speak or to contribute articles. Correspondence includes letters received and carbons of letters sent; tables and charts; enclosures such as memoranda, reports, minutes of meetings, typed manuscripts of persons other than SG, printed items such as programs, publishers announcements, clippings, and pamphlet material relevant to subjects discussed by correspondents.
  Correspondence was kept by SG in two distinct filing arrangements, and this arrangement has been preserved. The first group, (a), consists of miscellaneous correspondence through 1940. The second group, (b), includes major correspondence, and miscellaneous correspondence for the years 1941 to 1971. The major correspondence covers roughly the years 1941 to 1971 also, although a few of these exchanges commence before 1941, and a very small number, notably those of Louis Dembitz Brandeis and Benjamin Nathan Cardozo, end before 1941. SG's current correspondence, beginning with 1972 and the time of his wife's death, will be included in SERIES XV: ADDENDA.
  • a. MISCELLANEOUS EARLY CORRESPONDENCE: THROUGH 1940
    • 53-1 to 53-3 A - Miscellany
      • 53-1
        • Aaron, Benjamin 1938
        • Abbott, E. Stanley, M.D. 1931-1932 (Orthopsychiatric Ass'n.)
        • Abbott, Edith 1927 (The Social Service Review)
        • Abbott, Grace 1925-1937 (Children's Bureau)
        • Abbott, Grace M., Teacher's Agency 1938
        • Abbott, Josephine D. 1934-1940 (Division of Child Hygiene)
        • Abel, H.S., Mrs. 1932
        • Abely, John P. 1928
        • Aber, Frederick C., Jr. 1936
        • Abernathy, A.V. 1929
        • Abramson, Rosalind 1929 (in re etching of Dean Pound)
        • Achauer, Galen F. 1929-1930
        • Ackerly, S. Spafford, Dr. 1931-1932
        • Adams, C.F. 1936
        • Addition, Henrietta 1932-1935 (NYC Police Dept.)
        • Adelberg, Herbert J. 1938
        • Adler, Herman M., Dr. 1929
        • Adlerstein, Fanny R. 1936 (ed., The American Hebrew)
        • Agnew, Augustus W., Mrs. 1934
        • Aikens, Herbert Austin, Prof. 1930
        • Akzin, Benjamin, Dr. 1939 (American Jewish Chronicle)
        • Albany County Mental Hygiene Ass'n. see Rogers, E.B.
        • Albee, Alice G. 1937
        • Albeese, Homer, Dean 1933 (Boston University)
        • Alexander, Franz, Dr. 1931
        • Alford, Smith, Mrs. 1936-1937
        • Alfred, Helen 1937
        • Algoa Farms see Thornberry, John
        • Allan, Philip & Co. 1932
        • Allard, C.J. 1936
        • Allard, James 1936
        • Allen, Chester 1939
        • Allen, Edward 1931
        • Allen, J. Weston, Hon. 1935
        • Allen, John E., Hon. 1933
        • Allen, Philip 1932
        • Allen, Robert M. 1938
        • Allen, Yerral & Bellows 1935
        • Alpern, Carl C. 1933
        • Althaus, Wayne 1937
        • Alvarez, Salvador Perez 1934
        • American Academy of Political & Social Science see Rowe, L.S.
      • 53-2
        • American Ambassador to Mexico 1929
        • American Ass'n. for the Advancement of Science & Society see Watkins, Ralph J.
        • American Ass'n. for Organizing Family Social Work see Gerry, Annie I.
        • American Birth Control League, Inc., New York see Bangs, Catherine C.
        • American Book Company see Buckley, T.H.
        • American Branch of the International Migration Service, New York see Wainhouse, D.W.
        • American Catholic Philosophical Ass'n. 1937
        • American City Magazine, New York see Fuller, M.V.
        • American Civil Liberties Union 1939
        • American Committee for the Relief of the Jews in Poland, Boston, Mass. see Goldkrand, H.
        • American Consul, Budapest, Hungary 1939
        • American Consular Office see Keena, J.J.
        • American Consular Service, Berlin, Germany 1927
        • American Crime Study Commission see Bruce, A.A.
        • American Eugenics Society see Wallace, Anna M.
        • American Federation of Teachers, Chicago, Ill. see Groves, H.M., Linville, O.H.
        • American Foundation Inc., The (founded by Bok) see Lape, Esther E.
        • American Friends of the Hebrew University see Rosenbach, A.S.W., Tannenbaum, D.
        • American Hebrew see Adlerstein, Fanny R.
        • American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology see Baker, Newman F.
        • American Institute of Food Distribution, Inc. see Corbahy, G.C.
        • American Jewish Commission see Simons, M.
        • American Jewish Congress see Wise, S.S.
        • American Journal of Orthopsychiatry see Lowrey, L.G.
        • American Journal of Surgery see Martland, H.S.
        • American Judicature Society, Ann Arbor, Mich. see Harley, H.
        • American Law Institute see Judge, Anna M.
        • American Legislators Ass'n., Chicago see Hoisington, R.M.
        • American Liberal Ass'n. see Drury, F.K.W.
        • American Mercury see Lustgarten, Edith
        • American ORT Federation see Vladeck, B.C., Block, P.
        • American Parole Ass'n. see Huff, Ray L.
        • American Political Science Review, Madison, Wisconsin see Ogg, F.A.
        • American Psychiatric Ass'n. see Sullivan, H.S.
        • American Psychological Ass'n. Inc. see Brigham, Carl C.
        • American Red Cross see Huling, Alice B.
        • American Review
        • The American Scholar 1937 see Shimer, W.A., Campbell, Ruth E.
        • American Social Hygiene Ass'n. see Edwards, M.S.
        • American Sociological Society
        • American White Cross Association see Matthews, M.A.
        • American Year Book see Schuyler, William M.
        • American Youth Commission of the American Council of Education see Lovejoy, O.R.
      • 53-3
        • Ames, Annette 1940
        • Amherst H. Wilde Child Guidance Clinic see Lippman, H.S.
        • Amos, Maurice S. 1937
        • Amster, Henry 1933
        • Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry see
          Anderson, Leslie C. 1938
        • Anderson, Norma C., Mrs. 1934
        • Anderson, William H., Jr. 1939
        • Andrade, Manuel V. 1932
        • Andrews, George Reid 1937-1938
        • Andrews, Ralph 1938
        • Angell, L. Gertrude
        • The Annals
        • Arant, H.W., Dean 1936
        • Areson, C.W. 1939
        • Argow, Walter W. 1929-1937
        • Argus Press Clipping Bureau 1938-1941
        • Arpan, Floyd 1934
        • Artman, J.M. 1931
        • Associated Charities of Cleveland see Lyman, E.P.
        • Associated Jewish Philanthropies see Selekman, B.M.
        • Association of American Law Schools see Arant, H.W.
        • Astor, Frank, Dr. 1936
        • Atcherson (Berne, Switzerland, Police Dept.)
        • Atkinson, Henry R. 1939
        • Atkinson, R.K. 1934-1935 (Boys' Club of America)
        • The Atlantic Monthly 1931-1942
        • Atlantic Monthly Press Inc. see Weeks, Edward
        • Atlee, Benjamin C. 1933-1934
        • Attorney General of California 1935
        • Attorney General's Office on Crime, Washington, DC
          see Stanley, William
        • Atwood, Frank E. 1938
        • Atwood, Winthrop F. 1937
        • Austern, H. Thomas 1929
        • Avanzini, Carolyn, Mrs. 1936
        • Ayer, Albert 1936
        • Aylesworth, G.W. 1931
    • 53-4 to 54-1 B - Miscellany
      • 53-4
        • Babcock, F. Lawrence 1936 (Fortune magazine)
        • Bachrach, Benjamin C. 1939 (Public Defender)
        • Bacon, G. Richard 1932
        • Badger, Richard G. 1932-1934 (Publisher)
        • Bagley, Edward C.R. 1934
        • Bailey, R.D., Judge 1929
        • Baird, Russell M. 1940
        • Baker, Newman F., Prof. 1931-1939
        • Baker, Newton D. 1931-1936
        • Baldock, Edgar C. 1937
        • Ball, Carleton R. 1932
        • Ballard, James F. 1938
        • Balogh, E., Prof. 1936-1939
        • Balsam, Louis, Prof. 1934
        • Banay, Ralph S. 1940
        • Bane, Charles A. 1937
        • Bangratz, Alice 1926
        • Bangs, Catherine C. 1936 (American Birth Control)
        • Banks Law Publishing Company, The 1929
        • Barner, Richard 1940 (N.Y. Publishing Co.)
        • Barnes, Clarence A., Esq. 1935
        • Barnes, E. Beatrice 1931
        • Barnes, Frances 1933
        • Barnes, Harry Elmer 1928, 1932-1936
        • Barr, C.A. 1932 (The Travelers Insurance Co.)
        • Barrett, Albert M. 1925
        • Barron, Jennie 1934-1936
        • Barry, W.F. 1930 (in re Bettman's Survey Analysis)
        • Barry, Herbert, Jr. 1937
        • Bassett, Clara 1933
        • Baumstein, David S. 1937
      • 53-5
        • Beacon Press, The 1937
        • Beam, Kenneth S. 1935
        • Beaman, Richard B. 1929
        • Beard, Belle Boone 1936
        • Beasley, Nancy 1937
        • Beazell, W.P. 1937
        • Becker, Samuel 1934
        • Becker, William A. 1936 (in re Crime Prevention Institute)
        • Beebe,
        • Beeley, Arthur L. 1936
        • Beer, Sidney J. 1936
        • Beer, William A., Mrs. 1939
        • Behavior Clinic of the Criminal Court of Cook County see Mohr, Esther J.
        • Behavior Research Fund see Weigel, J.C.
        • Belcher, Ruth M. 1932
        • Belgian Ambassador to the USA 1940
        • Bell Telephone Laboratories, NYC see Norton, P.
        • Bell, Walter C. 1932-1940
        • Bemis-Taylor Foundation Child Guidance Clinic see Ridenour, N.A.
        • Benedict Lust Publications see Shefferman, M.
        • Bengis, Esther 1936
        • Benjamin, Paul L. 1933
        • Bennett, Georgia 1940
        • Benson, O.H. (Boy Scouts of America)
        • Bentley, Judge 1934 (in re Jack Master)
        • Berens, William 1934
        • Berger, Milton 1939
        • Berger, Raoul 1938
        • Berkeley, California, Public Schools see Dickson, V.E.
        • Berlin, Irving 1934
        • Berman, Nathan 1940
        • Bernstein, Charles, MD 1928
        • Berry, Edna (Mrs. R.A.) 1937
        • Berry, George L., Senator 1937
        • Berthelemy, Honore, Prof. 1927 (Univ. of Paris)
        • Better Business Bureau see Smith, Duffield
        • Better Homes in America Massachusetts Committee see Driscoll, Mary E.
        • Better Times see Nathan, Dorothy M.
        • Bettman, Gilbert 1940 (in re Jacob Swartz)
        • Beyer, Clara M. 1934
        • Biegel, Herman C. 1932
        • Bigelow, George H., Dr. 1930
        • Bigelow, Harry A., Dean 1931
        • Bingham, Alfred M. 1929
        • Bingham, H.H. 1934-1937 (J.B. Lippincott)
        • Bingham, W.V. 1925
        • Biographical Encyclopedia of American Jews see Glassman, Leo M.
        • Bird, Anna C., Mrs. 1931
        • Birnbaum, Ernst, Dr. 1938
        • Birth Control League of Mass. see Hawkridge, Leslie D., Mrs.
        • Bisgyer, Maurice 1935 see Shefferman, M.
        • Bishop, A.A. 1934
        • Bixby, F. Lovell 1937
      • 53-6
        • Blacksten, S. 1936
        • Blades, Leslie B. 1938
        • Blankenhorn, Mrs., M.D. 1936 (Nat. Probation Association)
        • Blankfort, Michael 1931
        • Blatt, William M. 1937
        • Bleich, S. Charles 1936
        • Bliven, Bruce 1925-1940 (The New Republic)
        • Bliven, Harry 1936 (The Boston Playhouse Ass'n. Fund)
        • Bloch, A.R. 1928, 1936
        • Block, Philip 1936-1938(ORT)
        • Bloomberg, Edward 1930-1940 (Univ. Travel Co.)
        • Bloomfield, Dorothy, Mrs. 1937
        • Blossett, R.J. 1939
        • Blumgart, Herrman L., M.D. 1938-1941
        • Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System Washington see Morrill, Chester
        • Board of Indeterminate Sentence and Parole see LaRoe
        • Board of Probation see Young, Loring, Hon.
        • Board of Public Welfare see Street, Elwood
      • 53-7
        • Boas, Franz, Prof. 1934 see also Selekman, B.M. (letter of Apr. 4, 1934)
        • Bodin, Nathan 1937
        • Bodleian Library 1933 (Oxford, England)
        • Bodwell, Charles S. 1933 (N.E. Watch & Ward Soc.)
        • Bohnenberger, Elizabeth 1939
        • Bond, Lawrence A. 1931
        • Bonger, W.A., Prof. 1939
        • Bonner, C.A., MD 1934
        • Bonner, C.M. 1936
        • Book-of-the-Month Club see Ostrow, S.
        • Borenstein, Emanuel 1933-1934
        • Borg, Madeleine, Mrs. 1936 (Big Brother)
        • Boring, Edwin G., Prof. 1926-1930
        • Borow, Joseph 1933
        • Borthwick, George 1936
        • Boston Chamber of Commerce 1932
        • Boston City Council see Norton, C.A., Hon.
        • Boston Council of Social Agencies see Clapp, Mary, Cushman, Roy
        • Boston Emergency Relief Campaign 1934
        • Boston Ethical Society see Borenstein, E.
        • Boston Evening Transcript see Palmer, C.B.
        • Boston Globe 1935-1936
        • Boston Health League see Haines, Annie, Tracy, Margaret
        • Boston Herald 1934
        • Boston League of Women Voters see DeNormandie, R.L.
        • Boston Municipal Research Bureau see Loeffler, H.C.
        • Boston Playhouse Ass'n. Fund see Bliven, Harry
        • Boston Post 1934
        • Boston School Committee (Statement of Norton, Clement A.)
        • Boston School of Occupational Therapy 1936 see Naylor, George M., Jr., Mrs.
        • Boston University - Bureau of Publicity 1935 see Mosely, Eleanor R.
        • Boston University - School of Education see Hansen, Lorentz I., Chase, W. Linwood
        • Boston University - School of Law see Albers, H.
        • Boston University - School of Religious Education & Social Service see Meyer, Henry H.
        • Bowler, Alida C. 1933-1934 (Children's Bureau)
        • Bowman, Karl, MD 1925-1934
        • Bowman, LeRoy 1929
        • Boy Scouts of America see Hurt, H.W., Benson, O.H.
        • Boyd, Estelle 1936 (clippings)
        • Boynton, Paul L. 1930
        • Boys' Club of America see Atkinson, R.K.
        • Boys' Club Federation of America see Burger, A.T.
        • Boys' Club News Bulletin 1934
        • Boys' Club of Lynn see Nihan, George E.
      • 53-8
        • Brachwitz, Richard 1932
        • Brackett, John G.
        • Bradford, Robert F., Hon. 1932-1938
        • Bradley, Otto 1935
        • Bradway, John 1929
        • Brady, Stanley F. 1939
        • Branham, Vernon C. 1931-1932 (NY Dept. of Correction)
        • Braucher, Howard S. 1933 (Nat. Recreation Ass'n.)
        • Brearley, H.C. 1931
        • Breckenridge, S.P. 1927-1929
        • Brenn, Charles E. 1927
        • Brenner, Ann Reed 1936-1938 (Survey Associates)
        • Brentano's 1929
        • Bridges, J.W. 1930
        • Bridgman, Olga Louise 1931
        • Briggs, L. Vernon, Dr. 1924-1940
        • Briggs, W.B. 1926-1935 (Harvard University, Widener Library)
        • Brigham, Carl C. 1929 (Am. Psychological Ass'n.)
        • Brill, A.A., Dr. 1939
        • Brill, Jeanette G. 1936
        • Brodney, Spemcer, Editor 1932
        • Brooklyn Law Review see Cymrot, Alexander E.
        • Brooks, Frank A. 1931
        • Brophy, William F. 1934
        • Brown, Arthur L. 1936
        • Brown, Bernice, Dean 1931
        • Brown, Charles L., Judge 1939-1944
        • Brown, Dorothy Kirchwey 1929-1935 (Jefferson Soc.)
        • Brown, Frederick W. 1931 (National Committee for Mental Hygiene)
        • Brown, George K. 1939
        • Brown, Larue 1936-1938
        • Brown, Muriel 1930-1931
        • Brown, Paul R. 1935
        • Brown, R.A. 1936
        • Brown, Roy H. 1934
        • Brown, Theodore H. 1936
        • Brown, W.W. 1936
        • Brown, Walter T. 1939
        • Brown, William 1936
        • Brown, Winifred 1931
      • 54-1
        • Browne, Alma E. 1928
        • Bruce, Andrew A. 1929
        • Bruce, J.R. 1939
        • Bruce Publishing Co., Minnesota 1939 (proofs of Crime & Justice)
        • Brunswick, Ruth Mack, Dr. 1930 (Viennese doctor)
        • Bryan, William Lowe 1930
        • Buckley, Francis K. 1938
        • Buckley, T.H. 1935
        • Budreau, H.A. 1934
        • Buffalo Council of Social Agencies see Benjamin, Paul
        • Buffalo Seminary see Angell, L. Gertrude
        • Bullis, H. Edmund 1932-1940 (National Committee of Mental Hygiene)
        • Bullock's bill 1935 (in re bill)
        • Burckett, Douglas, Mrs.
        • Burdick, Winfield 1935
        • Bureau of the Census 1935
        • Bureau of International Research - Harvard and Radcliffe see Ladas, Stephen P.
        • Bureau of Jewish Social Research New York see Goldsmith, S.A.
        • Bureau of National Affairs, Washington, DC 1939
        • Bureau of New Plays 1936
        • Bureau of Social Hygiene see Farnham, J.D., Plazinski, T.T.
        • Bureau for Street Traffic Research see Wright, J.
        • Burek, Frank (in re) 1933
        • Burger, Arthur T. 1930 (Boys' Club Federation)
        • Burgess, E.W. 1928-1944
        • Burkett, Philip H., Father 1927-1936
        • Burks, Philip P. 1937
        • Burlingame, C.C., M.D. 1933
        • Burlingham, C.C., Esq. 1935
        • Burns, Vincent, Rev. 1938
        • Burroughs, Harry E. 1933
        • Burrowes, John W. 1931
        • Busch, Henry M. 1929
        • Bushee, Alice H., Dr. 1938
        • Butcher, Harold 1934
        • Butler, Nicholas Murray 1929
        • Buys, B.T., Mrs. 1937
    • 54-2 to 54-7 C - Miscellany
      • 54-2
        • Caballero, P.J.
        • Cabo, Mathilde Rodriguez 1935
        • Cabot, Frederick P. 1925-1930
        • Cabot, Henry B. 1936-1939
        • Cabot, Hugh 1939
        • Cadden, Joseph 1939 (American Youth Congress)
        • Caffey, Francis, Hon. 1926-1937
        • Cahn, J.I. 1929 (Nat. Conf. of Social Work)
        • Cain, W.M. 1936
        • Cairns, Huntington 1928-1934
        • Caldwell, E.J. 1939
        • Caldwell, L.H. 1925
        • California Crime Commission 1935
        • Callaghan & Co., Chicago 1931, 1938
        • Callahan, William H.S. 1939
        • Callison, I.P. 1937
        • Calvert, E. Roy 1929 (in re death penalty)
        • Cambridge Club, The 1933-1934
        • Cambridge Community Council 1935
        • Cambridge League of Women Voters see Piper, E.
        • Cambridge Social Dramatic Club 1933
        • Cambridge-Somerville Youth Study 1937
        • Cambridge Union of University Teachers 1939
        • Campbell, C. Macfie, Dr. 1931
        • Campbell, John R. 1928
        • Campbell, M.R. 1933
        • Campbell Memorial Fund see Merritt, H.H.
        • Campbell, Ruth E. 1937
        • Canadian National Comm. for Mental Hygiene, Montreal see Bridges, J.W.
        • Canavan, Joseph J. 1933
        • Cannon, Ida 1937
        • Canton, Ohio, Urban League 1936
        • Carlton Urban League see Crawford, J.W.
      • 54-3
        • Carnegie Corporation 1938-1939
        • Caro, Forsyth 1939
        • Carpenter, Miriam F., Dean 1937
        • Carpenter, Niles 1932-1939
        • Carr, L.J. 1934-1937
        • Carroll, Ruth 1935
        • Carter, C.C. Lee, Mrs. 1936
        • Carter, Frances M. (Mrs. Albert) 1936
        • Carusi, Charles 1926
        • Carusi, Ugo 1937
        • Casgrain, A.E. 1935
        • Cassidy, Lewis C. 1935-1936
        • Caswell, George 1934
        • Cathedral Church of St. Paul see Sturgis, P.F.; Kellett, Howard P.
        • Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of New York see Moore, E.R.; Keegan, R.F.
        • Catton, Joseph 1932
        • Cayton, Nathan, Judge 1940 (in re Seligman)
        • Central Book Company (Portrait of Justice Holmes)
        • Central Council of Social Agencies see Watts
        • Central New England Sanatorium Inc. & Industrial Colony see Crowell, Charles A.
      • 54-4
        • Chafee, Z., Jr. 1928-1929, 1942
        • Chaffetz, Hammond E. 1938-1940
        • Chamber of Commerce of the USA, Washington see Fowler, Edgar F.
        • Chambers, Ralph M., MD 1924-1925, 1934
        • Champlain Studios 1937
        • Chandler, Jane 1928, 1935 (Nat. Conf. of Social Work)
        • Chapin, F. Stuart 1929
        • Chapin, Harold M. 1938
        • Chaplin, Charles 1940
        • Chapman, Philip A., Hon. 1928-1929
        • Chapman, Ralph 1940
        • Charron, Arthur I. 1940
        • Chase, Ella 1938
        • Chase, John F. 1934
        • Chase, W. Linwood 1935 (BU)
        • Chebotar, L.P., Dr. 1930
        • Chicago Forum Council prospectus 1928
        • Chicago Tribune 1935
        • Child Guidance Clinic see Schumacher, Henry C.
        • Child Study Ass'n. of America see Miller, M.M.
        • Child Study Ass'n. of America, N.Y. see Pilpel, C.
        • Children Aid Association see Whitman, A.F.
        • Children Memorial Clinic see Coghill, H. DeJ.
        • China Aid Council 1938
        • Choate, Hall & Stewart 1934-1935
        • Choate, Robert 1930 (Boston Herald)
        • Christian Register see Hapgood, Norman
        • Christopher Publishing House 1937
        • Churchman, J. Horace 1933
        • Ciocco, Antonio 1936
        • Citizens Committee on Crime of the District of Columbia 1934 (Mr. Caywood, Sec.)
        • City and County of San Francisco see Mulcrevy, H.I.
        • City of Boston Penal Institutions Department see Chapman, P.A.
        • City of Boston Police Dept. - Office of the Commissioner see McSweeney, E.M., Crowley, M.H.
        • City of Waterbury City Court see Crowley, Kathleen
        • Civil Liberties Committee of Massachusetts 1938-1939
        • Clabaugh, Hinton G. 1928
        • Claflin, Inspector 1930
        • Clapp, Mary A. 1929-1934 (Boston Council of Social Agencies)
        • Clark, Charles E., Dean Yale School of Law 1930-1936 (in re Liepmann, Clara M.)
        • Clark, Henry 1938
        • Clark University Press 1934
        • Clark, W.W. 1927
        • Clark, William J. 1935
        • Clarke Hall Fellowship see Norman, H.E.
        • Clephane & Latimer 1934
        • Clerk of the Recorder's Court, Detroit 1935
        • Cleveland, Richard F. 1931
        • Cleveland Ohio Bar Association see Abernathy, A.V.
        • Cleveland Ohio Bar Association for Criminal Justice
          see Shallenberger, J.M.
        • Clifford, Arthur 1934 (Michigan Youth Congress)
        • Clifford, Harry E. 1932 (Dean, Harvard School of Engineering)
        • Clinchy, Everett R. 1937
        • Cline, Ethel Ellis, Mrs. 1939
        • Clinic for Juvenile Research see Schwartz, L.A.
        • Cluin, John J. 1934
      • 54-5
        • Coady, James D. 1929
        • Cobb, David 1940
        • Cobb, John Candler
        • Cobb, Stanley, M.D. 1934
        • Cochran, Herbert G., Hon. 1936
        • Cockrell, Ewing 1928-1945
        • Coghill, Harvie DeJ., Dr.
        • Cohane, Louis S.
        • Cohen, A.K. 1937
        • Cohen, Allen L. 1936
        • Cohen, B. 1933
        • Cohen, David
        • Cohen, George 1937
        • Cohen, L.D. 1936
        • Cohen, Sidney S. 1939
        • Colbert's Delective Agency, Providence, R.I. see Giblin, J,J.
      • 54-6
        • Colcord, Samuel 1931
        • Cole, G.S. 1929
        • Cole, Robert C. 1939
        • Collector of Internal Revenue 1938
        • College Records Office 1933
        • Collier, Charles S. 1934
        • Collier's 1939
        • Collins, George A. 1933
        • Collins, Harry W. 1934
        • Collins, Ruth E. 1930
        • Combined Jewish Appeal
        • Commerce, Dept. of, Bureau of the Census see Stewart, W.W.
        • Commission for the Study of the Educational Problems of Penal Institutions for Youth see Kendall, Glenn
        • Commission Internationale Penale et Penitentiaire see Van der AA, J. Simon
        • Commission of Interstate Cooperation of New Jersey see Hartshorne, R.
        • Commission for Relief in Belgium (CRB) Educational Foundation, Inc. see Galpin, P.C.
        • Commissioner of Police, Boston, Mass. 1937
        • Commissioner of Police, Detroit, Mich. 1935
        • Committee for the Study of Music in Institutions 1934 see van der Wall, W.
        • Committee on the Conference of Bar Examiners see Shafroth, Will
        • Committee on Crime Prevention see Alinsky, S.D.
        • Committee on Distribution (Harvard 1940)
        • Committee on Drug Addiction see Terry, C.E.
        • Commonwealth of Mass. - Board of Probation see Carter, A.B.
        • Commonwealth of Mass. - Dept. of the Attorney General see Barron, Jennie
        • Commonwealth of Mass. - Dept. of Civil Service & Rehabilitation, Division of Civil Service see Harrison, P.A.
        • Commonwealth of Mass. - Dept. of Correction see list of names on cross-ref. sheet inside folder
        • Commonwealth of Mass. - Dept. of Education, Boston, Mass. see Lord, A.B.
        • Commonwealth of Mass. - Dept. of Mental Diseases see list of names on cross-ref. sheet inside folder.
        • Commonwealth of Mass. - Dept. of Public Health see Diez, M. Luise
        • Commonwealth of Mass. - Dept. of Public Welfare see Conant, R.K.
        • Commonwealth of Mass. - Executive Dept., Boston see Hoy, E.J.
        • Commonwealth of Mass. - Municipal Court of the City of Boston see Bolster, Wilfred
        • Commonwealth of Pennsylvania - Dept. of Welfare see list of names on cross-reference sheet inside folder
        • Community Chest of Springfield, Mass. see Stephenson, Fred
        • Community Federation of Boston see Adams, C.F.; Bradley, C.F.
        • Community Service of Boston see Wagner, Clara; Redfield, Alfred, Mrs.
        • Compass Needle see Courteau, A. G-T.
        • Comptroller's Office, State House, Boston, Mass. 1931
        • Conant, R.K. 1929
        • Conference on Current Gov. Problems, Mass. State College 1940
        • Conference on Jewish Relations
        • Congress International De Droit Penal, Bucharest 1929
        • Conklin, Helen 1938
        • Conley, Dan 1933
        • Connecticut Society for Mental Hygiene see Emery, E.V.
        • Conway, William C. 1940 (Cambridge Youth Commission)
        • Cook, Frederick W. 1931
        • Cook, Russell 1935
        • Coontz, John L. 1929
        • Cooper, Courtney Ryley 1938
        • Cooper, Fletcher 1930 (clipping attached)
        • Cooper, H.W. 1940
        • Cooper, Page 1931
        • Copeland, Royal S., Hon. 1936 (in the Senate)
        • Corbaley, Gordon C. 1935
        • Corcoran, Thomas (in re Gluedk, M.S.)
        • Cornwall, George 1930
        • Correction, Dept. of see McCormick
        • Corthell, Robert F. 1936
        • Corzman, Albert E. 1940
        • Costerella, F.N. 1940
        • Cottrell, Edgar H. 1936
        • Coulter, Charles W. 1938
        • Council of City Governments see Toll, Henry W.
        • Council of Social Agencies of Buffalo see Hunt, G.G.
        • Council of Social Agencies, Chicago see Webster, E.H.
        • Council of Social Agencies, Scranton, Pa. see Weist, D.W.
        • County of Cuyahoga, Clevelend see Laird, M.S., Cullitan, F.T.
        • County of Los Angeles, Probation Office
        • Court of General Sessions, Probation Dept., NY
        • Courteau, Arthur G-T. (The Compass Needle)
        • Courtney, Ralph 1934
        • Covert, Edward B. 1936
        • Covici, Friede Inc. see Joel, George W.
        • Cozby, H.O., Lieut. 1936
      • 54-7
        • Crabtree, E. Granville, M.D. 1936
        • Craig, R.W. 1936
        • Crapo, Reta P., Mrs. 1933
        • Crapolicchio, Dante V. 1939
        • Crawford, A.M. 1936
        • Creidenberg, Ruth 1937
        • Crichton, K.S. 1932
        • Crime Clinic see New York Times
        • Criminal Court of Cook County Illinois see Sullivan, D.E.,Chief Justice
        • Criminology Reading List 1931-1932
        • Crocker, Frank 1940
        • Crofts, F.S. & Co., Publishers 1936
        • Croly, Herbert 1925 (The New Republic)
        • Cromie, Andrea, Mrs. 1932
        • Cronin, Ellen M. 1927-1940 (School Committee of Boston)
        • Cross, Rhoda 1935 (L.A. Police Dept.)
        • Crouse, George H. 1935
        • Crowell, Charles A. 1933
        • Crowley, Emma 1929
        • Crowley, Kathleen 1933-1936
        • Crowley, Michael H., Hon. 1924-1932 (Supt. of Police)
        • Crowley, Robert C. 1934-1940
        • Crutcher, Hester B. 1936
        • Cullitan, Frank T. 1935 (County of Cuyahoga)
        • Cummings, George 1933
        • Cunard Line 1930
        • Cunniff, Robert E. 1931
        • Current History Magazine see Brodney, Spencer
        • Cushman, Roy M. 1929-1936
        • Cutler, J.E. 1924
        • Cyclopedia Judaica see Schmerler, Henrietta
    • 54-8 to 55-1 D - Miscellany
      • 54-8
        • Dailey, K.R., Miss 1939
        • Dallas Morning News 1935
        • Daly, Francis J. 1939 (Crime Prevention Bureau)
        • Daly, Thomas F. 1936 (Vital Speeches)
        • Dana College see Killian, F.W.
        • Danforth, W. Allen 1932
        • Darrow, Clarence 1924
        • Davidson, Maurice P. 1937
        • Davidson, W.E., Jr. see Louisiana Dept. of Public Welfare
        • Davidson, William Caine 1936
        • Davies, Peter, in re see Gilligan, William
        • Davis, A.L. 1937
        • Davis, Charles D. 1933
        • Davis, Elbridge, Judge 1940
        • Davis, George B. 1934
        • Davis, James P. 1935
        • Davis, John L. 1936
        • Davis, Watson 1938
        • Davis, William Lloyd 1926
        • Davison, F. Trubee 1925
        • Dawson, Allan 1929
        • Day, Florence R. 1932
        • Day, Hilbert F., M.D. 1931-1932
        • Dearborn, Walter F., Prof. 1931
        • deBray, Miss 1936 (Santiago)
        • deCourcy, Kenneth 1939 (Sec., The Imperial Policy Group)
        • Deighton, B.G. 1939
        • Democratic National Finance Committee see Peters, A.J.
        • Democratic National Committee 1928
        • Denlinger, Dorothy 1936-1940
        • Dennison Manufacturing Co. see Smith, E.D., Murphy, William E.
        • DeNormandie, Robert L., Mrs. 1934
        • Derby, Ethel 1926-1927 (Nat. Crime Commission)
        • DesRosiers, C.E. 1938
        • Deutsch, Regina 1936 (Ass'n. of Visiting Teachers)
        • Dexter, Roderick B. 1934 (Supt. Fosborough State Hospital)
      • 55-1
        • Dickman, Morris 1933
        • Dickson, Virgil E., Dr. 1935
        • Diez, M. Luise, MD 1936 (Dept. Pub. Health, Mass.)
        • Di Giovanni, Joseph 1937
        • Dinwiddie, Courtenay 1937-1941
        • Dixon, Walter L. (Police, Pacific Coast)
        • Dobbs, John F. 1933 (in re Frampton)
        • Dock Street Theatre
        • Dodds, H.W. 1933 (President, Princeton University)
        • D odge, Dora E. 1934
        • Dodge, Phyllis 1932
        • Doe, Jessie 1931 (NH League of Women Voters)
        • Doll, Edgar, Dr. 1929-1939
        • Dollar Steamship Line see Connell, E.A.
        • Donohue, John K. 1934
        • Dorchester House see Staffert, W.H.
        • Doubleday, Doran & Co. see Cooper, Page
        • Dow, Grove Samuel 1926 (review by SG of Crime and its Prevention)
        • Dowd, J.E. see The News Publishing Co.
        • Dowling, John C.L. 1933-1934 (The Watch & Ward Soc.)
        • Drapkin, Israel, Dr. 1937-1938 (Santiago, Chile)
        • Dreeben, N.D. 1940
        • Drever, James 1930 (Edinburgh, Scotland)
        • Drewen & Nugent 1940 (in re Beck, David)
        • Driscoll, Mary E. 1931-1934
        • Drowne, Ralph E. 1928 (NPA)
        • Drummond, Edward J. 1929
        • Drury, F.K.W. 1929 (American Library Ass'n.)
        • Dublin, Louis I. 1935
        • Dubroff, Alexander 1939
        • Dudley, A.W., M.D. 1933
        • Duffy, Gertrude B. 1935
        • Duke, Clesson M. 1934
        • Dummer, Ethel S. 1929-1931
        • Dunbaugh, Harry J. 1938
        • Durr, Marion 1940
        • DuVall, Everett W. 1939
        • Dwyer, N.A. 1930 (Sec. to President Lowell)
        • Dybwad, Gunnar, Dr. 1937-1940
    • 55-2 E - Miscellany
      • Early, Eleanor 1930
      • East, Allan 1940
      • Easter, J.A., Mrs.
      • Eberhart, John C. 1935
      • Economic Club of Portland, Maine see Small, R.
      • Economic Conservation Committee of America, San Francisco see McClesket, James R.
      • Education, Dept. of (City of New York) see Greenberg, B.B.
      • Edwards, Mary S. 1934
      • Efron, David 1940 ( Council for PanAm Democracy)
      • Egbert, George Drew 1938 ( Soc. for the Prevention of Crime)
      • Eisler, H.E. 1935
      • Eklund, Robert 1933
      • Elbert H. Gray Library of Law see Crowley, F.B.
      • Elder, Ruth 1933
      • Elder, Samuel 1931-1933
      • Eldridge, Anita 1936
      • Eldridge, Seba, Prof. 1938
      • Eliot, Samuel A. 1929-1937
      • Elish, Karl 1937
      • Elizabeth Peabody House
      • Elkind, Henry B. 1930-1934
      • Elliott, Jesse L. 1939 (Sheriff)
      • Elliott, W. Yandel, Prof. 1931
      • Ellsberg, Esther 1937
      • Elmore, Laura 1924
      • Elson, Sam 1931
      • Embassy of the USA - Brussels see Morris, Dave
      • Emerson, William 1932
      • Emery, E. VanNorman 1934
      • Emery, Olga 1932
      • Emmerson, Louis L. 1931 ( Gov. of Illinois)
      • Encyclopaedia Sexualis see Robinson, V.
      • Epstein, Charles 1929
      • Erhard, Virginia E. 1928
      • Erkens, Josephine 1936
      • Erlanger, Sydney 1929
      • Erskine, Harry E. 1935 (Ed., N.E. Police Journal)
      • Eskin, Bernard 1935
      • Essex County Probation Service see Murphy, J.P.
      • Estabrook, James 1935
      • Estabrooks, G.H.
      • Etheridge, H.L. 1930
      • Ettinger, Richard P. 1939 ( Prentice-Hall Inc.)
      • Evans, Dorothy 1935 (Registrar, NY School of Social Work)
    • 55-3 to 55-5 F - Miscellany
      • 55-3
        • Fabricant, Louis 1939-1940
        • Fagan, Bernard J. 1931-1934
        • Fagan, Melvin H. 1938-1939
        • Falconer, B.L. 1924
        • Falconer, Douglas P. 1930
        • Falmouth Community Center 1939
        • Family Adjustment Society, NY 1936 see Alford, Smith, Mrs.
        • Family Welfare of Baltimore see Ward, Anna D.
        • Family Welfare Society of Boston see list of names on cross-reference sheet inside folder
        • Family Welfare Society of Milwaukee see Nichols, M.S.
        • Farley, J.W. (Emergency Campaign of 1934)
        • Farnham, John D.
        • Farnsworth, Albert J. 1940
        • Farnum, George R. 1936
        • Farrara, Frank 1934
        • Faulkner, Leon C. 1939
        • Faunce, Ruth P. 1934
        • Feagin, William F. 1938
        • Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America (Tippy)
        • Federal Emergency Relief Admin., Boston see Sheldon, James H.; Kelso, Bob
        • Federal Emergency Relief Admin. of Mass., Music & Dram. Div. see Russell, Duncan; Casgrain, A.E.
        • Federal Emergency Relief Admin., Washington see
        • Federal Relief Admin. of Public Works, Washington see Becker, Samuel; Gray, H.A.
        • Federated Jewish Charities of Boston see Hexter, M.B.
        • Federation of Jewish Charities of Philadelphia see Billikoff, Jacob
        • Federation of Jewish Charities of Pennsylvania
        • Fehling, A.W. 1926
        • Feilchenfeld, Ernst H. 1932-1940
        • Feinberg, Irving 1933
        • Feldman, Hans 1938
        • Feldman, Harold 1940
        • Fellowship of Reconciliation see Greene, A.B.
        • Ferrari, Robert 1938-1940
        • Ferri, Enrico, Prof. 1927
        • Ferris, Ralph H. 1931-1934
        • Fewkes, Vladimir J. 1933-1938
      • 55-4
        • Field, R.D., Mrs. 1932
        • Fife, Effie M. 1930
        • Finance Commission of the City of Boston see Cunniff, Robert E.
        • Finberg, Alfred J. 1933
        • Fine, Jacob, MD 1938
        • Finkelstein, Carleton J. 1938-1939
        • Finn, Allan 1938
        • First Internat. Congress on Mental Hygiene, NY see Shillady, John R.
        • Fischer Verlag 1928 (S. Fischer)
        • Fisher, Mitchell 1932
        • Fishman, Aaron 1935
        • Fishman, Joseph Fulling 1929-1940
        • Fitzgibbon, P.J. 1936-1940
        • Fitzpatrick, G.R. 1930-1931
        • Flsischer, Malcolm 1935
        • Fletcher, John 1937
        • Flinn, Helen Louise 1930-1933
        • Flood, Merrill M. 1936
        • Florence Crittenden League of Compassion 1936 see Preston, C.R.
        • Florida Works progress Administration see Oliver, R.C.
        • Foley, William J. 1935-1938
        • Folkerth, Justin H. 1936 (Law J. of the Student Bar Ass'n.)
        • Foltin, Edgar M., Prof. 1928, 1939
        • Forbes, Alexander 1936
        • Ford, James 1929-1932
        • Ford, James 1924
        • Foreign Agents Reg. Act see Wechsler, H.
        • Foreman, Paul B. 1934
        • Forte, Feliz, Hon. 1936
        • Fortuny's Publishers, Inc. 1940
        • The Forum see Havell, G.F.
        • Fosdick, Frederick W. 1928, 1933 (Superior Court, Boston)
        • Fosdick, Harry Emerson 1928
        • Foss, Kendall 1940 (in re Kaminstein)
        • Foster, Sybil 1930 (Mass. Society for Mental Hygiene)
        • Fowler, Edgar F. 1929
        • Fox, Charles Edwin 1931
        • Fox, Henry J. 1936-1939
      • 55-5
        • Frampton, Merle E. 1930-1936
        • French Ministry of Justice 1932 (in re Fr. Min. of Just.)
        • Frandsen, Julius 1934 (UP Associations)
        • Frank, E., Judge 1938
        • Frank, Jerome N. 1930
        • Fraser, Alan R. 1939
        • Fraser, Allan J. 1936
        • Fraser, C. Glynn 1936
        • Frazer, Rodman Brown 1937
        • Frederick Douglass Junior High School see Ross, Jacob M.
        • Freedlander, Benjamin 1936
        • Freeman, Bernard 1938
        • Freeman, H.A., Prof. 1936
        • Freese, W., Mrs. 1936 (Studio Director, NY Times)
        • Freiser, Max 1935
        • French, A.N. 1934
        • French Line see Highman, H.A.
        • Freud, Sigmund 1926 (copy of letter of Freud to Dr. Bernard Glueck)
        • Fricke, Horst 1926-1931
        • Frickey, Edwin, Prof. 1931
        • Frierson, J. Nelson 1938
        • Fry, C. Luther, Prof. 1934
        • Fuller, Luther M. 1932
        • Fuller, M.V. 1936 (Editor, The American City)
        • Funk, Charles E. 1935 (The Literary Digest)
        • Funks, Lehan K. 1937
    • 55-6 to 55-9 G - Miscellany
      • 55-6
        • Gabor, Frank 1939
        • Galenson, Walter 1939
        • Galgano, Salvatore 1930-1932
        • Gandal, Isadore 1939
        • Gans, Howard S., Mrs. 1937
        • Ganz, Stanley S. 1933
        • Gardiner, Glenn 1938 (Sonenshin's student loan)
        • Gardner, Henry 1938
        • Gardner, J.W. 1934
        • Gardner, Moses P. 1939
        • Garrett, P.W. 1927-1931 (Nat. Soc. of Penal Information)
        • Garrity, Helen 1940 (Univ. Extension Classes)
        • Gartrell, L.T., Miss 1934
        • Gates, Charles A. 1928
        • Gausewitz, A.L. 1934-1939
        • Gazulis, Constantine 1937
      • 55-7
        • Geddes, Donald Porter 1936
        • Geers, Lester 1936
        • Gehlke, C.E. 1931-1937 (Prof., Western Reserve)
        • Geisenfeld & Geisenfeld 1930-1934
        • General Court of Mass. (House Bills 280 and 628)
        • Gentz, Dr. 1931
        • Genz, Herta N., Mrs. 1937
        • George Junior Republic Ass'n. see Strain, J.
        • Georgetown Journal see Reuschlein, H.G.
        • Gerlach, Edgar M. 1937 (Nat. Conf. of Soc. Work)
        • German system (training of lawyers)
        • Germans (first trial of)
        • Gernsback, H. 1929
        • Gerould, Russell 1940 (c/o Gov. Saltonstall)
        • Gerry, Annie 1929
        • Gerstein, Samuel 1936
        • Gewirtz, Max 1938
        • Gewirtz, Stanley 1938
        • Gibbons, Georgiana 1936
        • Giblin, John J. 1930
        • Gibson, Irene 1936
        • Gibson, Thomas F. 1938
        • Gilbert, Gordon D. 1932
        • Gilbert, Henry March 1936 (list of books on Criminology)
        • Gilmore, John P. 1934
        • Ginsburg, Harcus 1939 (Brandeis Law Club)
        • Ginsberg, Morris 1930
        • Ginsburg, Sol Weiner, MD 1929, 1938
        • Glass, Walter 1943-1946
        • Glassman, Leo M. 1934 (Biog. Encyclo. of American Jews)
        • Glen Mills Schools, Pennsylvania see Hickman, H.B.
        • Gluck, Siegfried 1939
        • Glueck, David 1938
      • 55-8
        • Goldberg, Harriet D. 1932
        • Goldberg, W. Abraham 1934-1938
        • Goldman, Max 1939
        • Goldman, Mayer C., Esq. 1933-1939
        • Goldschmidt & Co., London 1932-1934 (Beccaria)
        • Goldsmith, Samuel A. 1928 (Jewish Social Research)
        • Goldsmith, Simon M. 1939
        • Goldstein, Fanny 1936, 1941 (Jewish Book Week)
        • Goldstein, Ralph M. 1937
        • Goldthwaite, Milton L. 1936
        • Goodbar, Joseph E. 1934-1935 (broadcast on WHDH)
        • Goodell, Edwin B., Jr. 1938
        • Goodhart, Arthur, Prof. 1935
        • Goodhart, S. Philip, Dr. 1931
        • Gooding, 1934 (Hornblower & Weeks)
        • Goodman, Nathan 1940 (student)
        • Goodman, Nathan G., 1937 (American Library Ass'n.)
        • Goodrich, Herbert F. 1936 (Univ. of Penn Law School)
        • Gordon, Edward 1931
        • Gordon, H.L., MD 1935-1936
        • Gordon, Lillian 1939
        • Gorsuch, John H. 1936
        • Gosney, E.S. 1932
        • Gottlieb, B.S., MD 1936
        • Gould, Arthur J. 1937
        • Goulston & Storrs 1933
        • Governor of Utah 1933
        • Graduate School of Jewish Social Work
      • 55-9
        • Grant, Alice 1937
        • Grant, Marion C. 1932
        • Grassi, Ernesto R., Prof. 1933
        • Graves, Bibb, Hon. 1937
        • Gray, E.W. (Mrs. Francis)
        • Gray, Francis 1940
        • Gray, H. A. 1933-1937
        • Greater Boston Federation of Churches see Paine, G.L.
        • Green, Abraham 1937
        • Greene, Amy Blanche 1930
        • Greene, Esther F. 1928-1929
        • Green, G. Leslie 1930
        • Greene, Harry
        • Greene, Jerome D. 1936 (Harvard Tercentenary)
        • Green, Thomas H. 1937
        • Gregg, Donald, MD 1932-1934
        • Greely, Laura 1934
        • Greenberg, Benjamin B. 1934
        • Greening, J.A. 1933 (Chief of Police)
        • Gries, John M. 1931
        • Grinnell, Frank 1929-1935
        • Groch, S. Julian 1937
        • Gronna, A.J., Hon. 1937
        • Gross, Arthur J. 1938
        • Gross, M.C. 1934
        • Grossman, A. 1930 see Meyer, Adolf
        • Grossman, Ben L. 1939
        • Grossman, S.L. 1937
        • Groves, Harold M. 1934
        • Guerry, Alexander 1931
        • Guild, Arthur A. 1934
        • Gupta, O.P. 1939 (India)
        • Guy, Norman M., Prof. 1940
        • Gwin, John L. 1937
    • 56-1 to 56-5 H - Miscellany
      • 56-1
        • Habit Clinic for Child Guidance, Boston see Minot, Henry
        • Hackworth, Earl 1937
        • Hadfield, J.A. 1924
        • Hadley, Ernest E. 1937
        • Hadley, Julius J. 1931
        • Haeussermann, Else 1927
        • Hagan, Joseph H. 1933, 1938
        • Hagerty, J.E. 1936
        • Hahn, Charles J., Jr. 1930
        • Haigh, Walter F.R. 1933
        • Haines, Anna J. 1929-1931
        • Haines, Howard 1933
        • Hale & Dorr 1936-1940
        • Hale, William G. 1930
        • Hall, Bolton 1935
        • Hall, Helen 1939
        • Hall, Walter Perley, Chief Justice 1932 (in re Survey)
        • Hall, William Clarke, Sir 1932
        • Hallock, Arthur C.K. 1938
        • Hallwachs, George M. 1938
        • Ham, William T. 1930
        • Hamilton, A. Gordon 1939
        • Hamilton, Ann 1939
        • Hamilton, W.H. 1936 see Hirsch, N.D.
        • Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas, Cincinnati see Achauer, G.F.
        • Hanchette, Helen W. 1937-1938 (Associated Charities, Cleveland)
        • Hanford, A.C., Dean 1925-1931
        • Hanna, Mitchell 1937
        • Hansen, Alvin H., Prof. 1935
        • Hansen, Lorentz I. 1935 (Boston University School of Education)
        • Hapgood, Norman 1932, 1936
        • Har, K.D. 1931-1934 (Korea) see also Woods, A.
        • Harap, Louis 1939
        • Harbach, Otto A. 1933
        • Harby, Sam F. 1937
        • Harden, Luberta 1927 (Edit. Sec., Psychological Abstracts)
        • Harding, T. Swann 1928-1929
        • Hardinge, V.M. 1934
        • Hargan, James, Editor 1934
        • Hargreaves, Thomas W. 1934 (The Salvation Army)
        • Harkness, R.E.E. 1931
        • Harley, D.L. 1936
        • Harley, Herbert 1934
        • Harnish, Victor C. 1931
        • Harper, W.A. 1936
        • Harriman, G. Egerton 1939
        • Harriman, Grace 1931-1932 (Menssana Club)
        • Harriman, H.G. 1931
        • Harris, Albert J. 1934
        • Harris, Elizabeth J. 1937
        • Harris, Myrta B. 1933 (The Annals)
        • Harris, Reginald H., Esq. 1930-1932
        • Harris, Rufus C. 1935
        • Harris, S.W., Esq. 1931 (Home Office, Whitehall, London)
      • 56-2
        • Harrison, P.A. 1924 (Director, Examination Bureau)
        • Hart, Albert Bushnell 1926
        • Hart, Bernard, Dr. 1924
        • Hart, Harry Ellswood 1931
        • Hart, Hastings H. 1928-1929 (Russell Sage Fndn.)
        • Hart, Hornell 1929
        • Hart, Mary
        • Hartshorne, Richard 1935-1936 (Interstate Comm. on Crime)
        • Hartwell, Samuel W., Dr. 1936
        • Harvard Univ. Grad. School of Arts & Sciences see Anderson,
        • Harvey, W. Clifford (Christian Science Monitor)
        • Hatch, Monroe W. 1935
        • Hatfield, Malcolm, Judge 1934-1940
        • Haupt, F. 1940 (Biog. Encyclo. of America)
        • Havell, George F. 1933 (The Forum)
        • Hawkins, H.W., Mr. & Mrs. 1937
        • Hawkridge, Leslie D., Mrs. 1935
        • Hawley, Jess 1937
        • Hayden, J. Willard 1937-1945 (Chas. Hayden Fndn.)
        • Hayden, Perry D. 1934-1939
        • Hayes, Edward P. 1932
        • Hayes, Henry R. 1936
        • Haynes Memorial Hospital see Morris, Albert
        • Hays, Will 1937
        • Hayward, Frances 1940
        • Heath, D.C. 1932
        • Hebrew Benevolent Society of Baltimore see Kahn, D.C.
        • Heidt, Valesca E. 1933-1934
        • Heinz, Howard 1934
        • Helbing, Frederick C. 1930
        • Heller, Jacob 1939-1940
        • Helvenston, Edward G. 1936
        • Hemmendinger, Noel 1936
        • Hemstreet Press Clippings, 1940
        • Henley, W. Ballentine 1937
        • Herald, The 1932
        • Herlands, William B. 1940
      • 56-3
        • Herrick, Robert, Mr. & Mrs. 1930-1939
        • Hersch, L., Prof. 1936-1938 (Geneva)
        • Hertz, David Ralph, Judge 1938 (County of Cuyahoga)
        • Herzog, Alfred W. 1933 (Ed., Medico-Legal J.)
        • Hewins, Katharine P. 1935
        • Heyer, Helen E. 1929
        • Hickey, Florence M. 1931 (Nat. Comm. for Ment. Hyg.)
        • Hickie, Dorothy A. 1938 (aid Spanish Democracy)
        • Hickman, H.B., Major 1934 (Glen Mills Schools)
        • Hicks, F.J. 1937
        • Higdon, Edna 1940
        • Higgins, Henry A. 1929-1934 (Mass. Prison Ass'n.)
        • Higgins, Katharine F. 1936
        • Highman, H.A. 1935 (French Line)
        • Hill, Arthur D. 1930
        • Hill, Charles E. 1930 (Dean, Geo. Wash. Univ.)
        • Hill, Jim 1938
        • Hill, R.C. 1940
        • Hill, R.H. 1937 (office of the president, Howard University)
        • Hill, Ruth 1933 (Publisher)
        • Hilliker, Katherine E. 1924 see Tippy, Worth
        • Hincks, Clarence 1931-1938 (Nat. Comm. for Ment. Hyg.)
        • Hindman, Dan C., Rev. 1934
        • Hindmarsh, A.E., Dean 1931-1934
        • Hinton, Clara 1932
      • 56-4
        • Hirschberg, Rudolf 1937
        • Hitchcock, George 1936
        • Hixenbaugh, Elinor R., Mrs. 1936
        • Hobson, Richmond P. 1936-1937
        • Hocking, William Ernest, Prof. 1929, 1936
        • Hodder, Jessie D., Mrs. 1926-1931 (Supt., Reformatory for Women)
        • Hoefer, Friedrich
        • Hoey, Jane 1935-1936
        • Hoffman, Charles W., Judge 1929, 1933
        • Hoffman, F.L. 1926, 1929
        • Hogan, Frank, Esq. 1936
        • Hogsett, James L., Earden 1931
        • Hoisington, R.M. 1935
        • Holbrook, Elizabeth 1927-1928 (Family Welfare Society, Boston)
        • Holcombe, Arthur N., Prof. 1930
        • Holliday, Guy H. 1935 see McCarthy, Ellsworth
        • Holloway (Plans for Work)
        • Holmes, Henry W., Dean 1926
        • Holmes, Joseph L. 1929
        • Holsinger, Mary B. 1935
        • Holsopple, J.Q. 1937
        • Holt, Earl K., MD 1931
        • Holt, Henry & Co. 1936-1939 see Madison, C.A.; Loveland, Gilbert
        • Holy, T.C. 1939
        • Home Savings Bank, Boston see Spancer, C.M.
        • Hood, W.R. 1924
        • Hoofdcommissariaat 1926, 1932
        • Hooper, Bertha F., Mrs. 1924 (Nat. Conf. of Soc. Work)
        • Hornblower & Weeks see Gooding, C.W.
        • Horner, Henry, Hon. 1933
        • Hoskins, R.G., Dr. 1930
        • Hosmer, Edward Everett 1930
        • Houghteling, James L. 1940
        • Houghton, Mrs. 1926
        • House, Floyd N. 1940
        • Howard, G.M. 1935 (U.S. Lines)
        • Howard Journal see Craven, Cicely M.
        • Howard University 1929-1930
        • Howd, Hadleigh H. 1936
        • Howe, M.A. DeWolfe 1932 (Boston Atheneum)
        • Howell, Bertha B. 1934 (Missouri Soc. for Mental Hygiene)
        • Howland, Charles P. 1927-1933
        • Howson, Albert 1939
        • Hoy, Edmond J. 1935 (Secretary to Gov. Curley)
      • 56-5
        • Hubbard, W.W. 1935 (Prison Life Stories)
        • Hudson, Manley O. 1933-1936
        • Huff, Ray L. 1932-1935 (Parole Executive)
        • Hug, Walther, Prof. 1933 (Zurich)
        • Hughes, Charles E., Jr. 1934-1936
        • Huhner, Max, Dr. 1939-1940
        • Hulbert, Harold S., Dr. 1928, 1930
        • Huling, Alice B. 1930 (Home Service, ARC)
        • Hultman, Eugene, Hon. 1932-1934 (Police Commissioner, Boston, Mass.)
        • Human Betterment Foundation, Pasadena, Calif. see Gosney, E.S.
        • Hunt, E. Mebane 1931-1934 (Women's Prison Ass'n. of New York)
        • Hunt, Gertrude G. 1935
        • Hunt, J. McV. 1940 (Professor, Brown Univ.)
        • Hunter, Alda B. 1934 (Psychological Abstracts)
        • Huntington, Henry Strong 1927
        • Hurl, Floyd 1933
        • Hurt, H.W. 1928 (Boy Scouts of America)
        • Hurwitz, Henry 1939
        • Hutchinson, E.P., Prof. 1940
        • Hutchinson, F.S., Col. 1933-1934
        • Hutzel, Eleanore L. 1933
        • Hylan, Mary C. 1929-1932
        • Hyland, J.A. 1936 (McGraw Hill)
        • Hymans, Paul, Prof. 1926-1935 (Brussels)
    • 56-6 I - Miscellany
      • Ickes, Harold, Hon. see Gogorad, Miriam
      • Ihlder, John 1933 ( Boston Housing Ass'n.)
      • Illinois Parole Board 1940
      • Illinois Society for Mental Hygiene see Myrick, Helen
      • Illinois State Penitentiary, Joliet see Martin, Laune
      • Illinois State Penitentiary, Pontiac Branch see Van Vechten, C.C.
      • Immel, Howard M. 1938
      • Indiana State Comm. on Gov. Economy see White, R.C.
      • Indiana State Conf. on Social Work see Greely, Laura
      • Indiana State Farm 1940
      • Industrial Aid Society, Boston see Moreland, D.W.
      • Ingalls, Abbott 1930 (c/o Arthur Woods)
      • Institute of Criminal Science see Kelly, P.B.
      • Institute of Family Relations in the City of NY see Pedersen, V.
      • Institute of Family Relations of Los Angeles see Popenoe, Paul
      • Institute of Jewish Affairs see Robinson, Jacob
      • Interior, Dept. of the - Bureau of Education see Wood, W.R.
      • International Ass'n. of Policewomen, Washington see Turner, E.M.; Van Winkle, M.C.
      • International House, Chicago see Lowenstein, Edith
      • International Prison Commission, New Jersey see Wittpenn, Caroline B., Mrs.
      • Internationaler Psychoanalytischer Verlag 1929
      • Irvine, Leigh H. 1928
      • Isaacs, Harry C. 1934-1935
      • Isenberg, Arnold 1939
      • Isenstein, Harry H. 1929
      • Island Lantern, The see Peters, F.E.
      • Italy 1928-1930
      • Ivins, Sarah 1930-1937 ( NY School of Soc.Work)
    • 56-7 to 56-8 J - Miscellany
      • 56-7
        • Jackson, Harry H. 1935 (Warden, Michigan Reformatory)
        • Jackson, James D. 1929
        • Jackson, R.M. 1939 (Cambridge, England)
        • Jacob, A. Riis Youth Foundation, Boston see Prafer, Jacob
        • Jacob, Thomas 1937 (India)
        • Jacobs, J.A.
        • Jacobson, Roy C. 1932
        • Jaeger, Christian 1936
        • Jameson, Samuel H. 1928
        • Janesville Public Schools, Janesville, Wisconsin 1925
        • Janney, James C. 1935 (Marriage Study)
        • Janney, Stuart S., Jr. 1930 (Lincoln's Inn)
        • Jansen, H.A. 1931
        • Jastrow, Joseph 1932-1937
        • Jay, Verne 1933
        • Jedel, Celeste 1933 (for Prof. Moley)
        • Jefferson Society see Brown, Dorothy K.; Smith, E.S.
        • Jelliffe, Smith Ely, Dr. 1939
        • Jenkins, Herbert 1936
        • Jennings, H.P., Mrs. 1933 (Mass. Civic League)
        • Jerome, V.J. see Political Affairs
        • Jewett, Frank B. 1933
        • Jewish Big Brother Ass'n. of Boston see Thurman, Harold
        • Jewish Board of Guardians, New York
        • Jewish Community Center, Washington see Bisgyer, M.
        • Jewish Daily Bulletin
        • Jewish Family Welfare Ass'n. of Boston see Taylor
        • Jewish Social Service Bureau of Chicago see Goldberg
        • Jewish Relations, Inc., Conference on
          The Jewish National and University Library (Jerusalem)
        • THE JEWS
      • 56-8
        • Joel, George W. 1932 (in re Prof. McDougall's book)
        • Johns, Orrick 1936
        • Johns Hopkins University, Institute for the Study of Law 1929
        • Johnson, Charlotte 1936
        • Johnson, I. Ellis, Dean 1934 (Laurinburg Inst., No. Carolina)
        • Johnson, Mordecai W. 1937 (Pres., Howard Univ.)
        • Johnstone, A.P. 1934 (YWCA, Athol, Mass.)
        • Joint Comm. of Methods of Preventing Delinquency see Taylor
        • Joint Vocational Service, Inc., NY see Quinn, Lillian A.
        • Jones, E. 1937
        • Jones, Gladys B. 1936
        • Jones, Howard P. 1936
        • Jones, J. Kenneth 1935 (Sec., Nat.Com. on Pub. Education for Crime Control, NYC)
        • Jones, T.E. 1935
        • Jones, Vernon 1929
        • Jordan, W.F. 1936
        • Joslyn, Carl 1931-1935
        • Jouett, Fred R., MD 1936
        • Journal of the Am. Inst. of Crim. Law and Criminology (Gault)
        • Journal of Social Psychology 1936 see Aronson, Moses
        • Judge, Charles T. 1929 see Smith, E.S.
        • Judicial Council of the Commonwealth of Mass. see Grinnell, F.;Taylor
        • Judicial Council of the State of Calif. 1935
        • Judicial Criminal Statistics 1937 (New York)
        • Judicial Criminal Statistics 1937 (Rhode Island)
        • Junior Home Mag. for Parent and Child, Chicago see Meyers
        • Justice, Dept. of, Bureau of Prisons see Bates, S.;McCormick
        • Justices of the Sup.Jud.Ct., Boston 1940 (in re Price)
        • Juvenile Aid Bureau see MacDonald, B.
        • Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court of Union County, New Jersey see Waldman, H.S.
        • Juvenile Ct. of county Cuyahoga, Cleveland see Eastman, H.L.
        • Juvenile Court of Washington see Bentley, F.
        • Juvenile Detention Home see Willis, A.L., Miss
    • 57-1 to 57-3 K - Miscellany
      • 57-1
        • Kalb, S. William, Dr. 1939
        • Kane, Francis Fisher 1931
        • Kann, Robert, Dr. 1939-1940
        • Kansas Mental Hygiene Society see Stone, J.R.
        • Kaplan, Benjamin 1933
        • Karelsen, Frank E., Jr. 1937
        • Karnowsky, Morris 1931
        • Kasch, Howard E. 1940
        • Kassal, Bentley 1938
        • Kasson, C.L. 1940
        • Katz, Jacob, Dr. 1935
        • Katzenstein, N.G., Dr. 1927 (Zurich)
        • Kaufman, George S. 1932-1939
        • Kaufman, M. Ralph, MD 1939 (in re Silberschlag)
        • Kaufman, Rhoda 1925-1933
        • Kazze, Louis, Mrs. 1937 (Nelly Cohen)
      • 57-2
        • Keen, Joseph H. 1929 (Chief Probation Officer)
        • Keena, L.J., Hon. 1932
        • Keenan, Joseph B., Hon. 1936
        • Kelleher, D.J. 1929 (Probation Officer)
        • Kellett, Howard P. 1932 (The Catholic Church of St. Paul)
        • Keller, A.G. 1928 (Yale)
        • Kellogg, Arthur and Paul 1932-1939 (Survey Associates)
        • Kelly, Florence Finch 1934 (New York Times Book Review)
        • Kelly, Patrick B. 1936-1939 (Inst. of Criminal Science)
        • Kelso, Bob 1934
        • Kelynack, T.N. 1925 (Soc. for the study of Inebriety)
        • Kendall, Glenn M. 1935
        • Kenison, Frank R., Hon. 1936
        • Kent, Victoria, Madame 1932 (Madrid, Spain)
        • Kentucky Law Journal 1934-1936
        • Kenworthy, Marion E. 1932
        • Keppel, Frederick P. 1938
        • Kerker, Philip 1928
        • Kern, Paul J. 1938 (in re Spain)
      • 57-3
        • Kidd, A.M. 1932 (Univ. of California)
        • Kiepenheuer, Gustav 1928
        • Kiernan, Frank 1935 (Mass. Soc. for Soc. Hyg.)
        • Kies, Paul P. 1938 (State College of Washington)
        • Killick, Victor W. 1930
        • King, Eldridge 1929
        • Kingman, John M. 1937
        • Kingsley, Howard L. 1936-1938 (BU School of Education)
        • Kingsley, Robert, Prof. 1938 (Univ. of So.Cal.)
        • Kingsman, A. 1934 (Biog.Encyclo.of Am.Jews)
        • Kirby, J.P. 1927
        • Kirchheimer, Otto, Dr. 1939
        • Kirkendall, Lester A. 1940
        • Kirkham, Francis W. 1935
        • Kirstein, Louis E. 1931
        • Kitchin, Donald, Mrs. (friend of Austin Mac-Cormick)
        • Kitts, Leroy 1937 (San Francisco Community Chest)
        • Klaassen, K.W.P. 1938 (Holland)
        • Klapper, Paul 1936
        • Klaunberg, Henry J. 1939
        • Klein, Philip 1937-1939 (NY Sch. of Soc. Wk.)
        • Kline, George M., Dr. 1919-1930 (Commissioner)
        • Klinger, John H. 1936
        • Klockenteger, G.W. 1927 (Lawyer)
        • Klonick, Miriam E. 1935
        • Klugmann, James 1939
        • Knight, Augustus S., MD 1933
        • Knight, Howard 1929-1937 (Nat. Conf. of Soc. Wk. Columbus)
        • Knudson, James 1939
        • Kocourek, Albert 1927
        • Koffler, John J. 1937
        • Kolb, J.C., Rector 1932
        • Komora, Paul O. 1920-1937 (Nat. Comm. for Ment. Hyg.)
        • Konvitz, Milton R., Prof. 1940
        • Kooner, Joseph 1932-1933
        • Kornbluth, Herbert J. 1935
        • Kovner, Joseph 1933
        • Kraepelin 1926
        • Krowech, Harold H. 1939
        • Krows, Arthur E. 1936-1937 (in re playwriting)
        • Kuhlman, A.F. 1929-1930
        • Kurtz, Russell H. 1936
    • 57-4 to 57-8 L - Miscellany
      • 57-4
        • Lacey, Victor 1935
        • Ladd, Mason, Dean 1940
        • LaFollette, Robert M., Hon. 1934-1936
        • Laird, M.S. 1934 (County of Cuyahoga)
        • Lake, Wilfred S., Dean 1939 (in re Hoefer, F.)
        • Lamar, Loretta 1932
        • LaMar, Reeder T. 1933
        • Landesco, John 1936
        • Landis, Stella M.
        • Lanne, William F. 1935
        • Lape, Esther E. 1931-1935 (The American Foundation Studies in Government)
        • Laporte, Cloyd 1937 (Nat. Comm. for Independent Courts)
        • Larkin, Kathleen O. 1929-1931 (Nat. Comm. for Ment. Hyg.)
        • Laski, Harold J. 1936 (London Sch. of Ec.)
        • Lasswell, Harold D. 1929
        • Laubinger, Ernest 1930
        • Laune, Ferris F. 1935
        • Laurinburg Normal & Industrial Inst. see McDuffie, E.M.
        • Laurinburg Normal & Industrial Inst. (Johnson, I. Ellis, Dean)
        • Law Journal of the Student Bar Association, Columbus, Ohio see Folkerth, J.H.
        • Law, John B. 1935
        • Lawes, Lewis E. 1929-1937 (Warden, Sing Sing)
        • Lawyers' Cooperative Publishing Co. see Rich, R.A.
        • Laycock, S.R. 1935-1940 (Univ. of Saskatchewan)
        • Laymen's League Against Epilepsy 1940
      • 57-5
        • Leach, Henry G. 1939
        • Leader, Arthur L. 1940
        • Leal, Margaret 1929-1936 (NY School of Soc.Wk.)
        • Leatherok Floors Inc. see Donaldson, W.W.
        • Leavitt, J. 1925
        • Lee, Joseph 1934
        • Lee, Porter R. 1935 (Director, NY School of Social Work)
        • Lee, William C. 1935
        • Legal News and Notes see Freiser, M.
        • Lehman, Herbert H., Governor 1932-1942
        • Leisure Time University, Worcester, Mass. 1933
        • Leiter, Joseph 1939
        • Lemons, Elizabeth 1938
        • Lennox, William G., MD 1940
        • Lens, The March 1930 "500 Criminal Careers"
        • Lenz-Graz, Adolf 1932 (Pres., Kriminal-biologische Gesellschaft)
        • Leonardi, Boris 1940
        • Lesser, Henry P. 1929-1930 (in re Carl Panzram, prisoner)
        • Levi, Harry 1931-1933
        • Levin, Mollie 1936
        • Levin, Yale 1932, 1937
        • Levy, Harold P. 1936
        • Levy, Melvin 1939-1940
        • Levy, Meyer H., Dr. 1937
        • Lewis, Alfred Baker 1937
        • Lewis, C.E. 1928 (Harvard Dept. of Philosophy & Psychology)
        • Lewis, David, Mrs. 1937
        • Lewis, Freeman 1938 (Blue Ribbon Books, Inc.)
        • Lewis, Lenore 1928
        • Lewis, Read 1938
        • Lewisohn, Sam A. 1930-1936
      • 57-6
        • Library of the Boston Athenaeum 1935 (M.A. DeW. Howe)
        • Library of Congress 1935 (in re Macaulay)
        • Library of Congress 1936 (in re copyright)
        • Library, Harvard University 1927 (ack. a gift)
        • Library, H. Law School 1928 (ack. a gift)
        • Library, H. Law School 1931 (list of publications)
        • Library, H. School of Bus. Adm. 1932
        • Library, College of Physicians, Pa. see McDaniel 2d
        • Liepmann, Clara Maria 1927-1934
        • Lilienthal, Dr. - in re 1940
        • Linares, G.J. 1936
        • Lincoln House Ass'n., Boston see Wills, Grace
        • Lindley, F.V. 1935 (Vital Speeches)
        • Linville, Henry R. 1933 (Am.Fed.of Teachers)
        • Lion, Ernest G., MD 1933
        • Literary Clipping Service 1936-1937
        • Literary Digest, The see Funk, Charles E.
        • Littell, Robert 1937 (Readers Digest)
        • Littell, Robert 1925 (New Republic)
        • Little Theatre of Temple Israel see White, B.F.
        • Littlefield, A.W. 1939
        • Litwack, M.J. 1934
        • Liveright, Alice F., Mrs. 1931-1933
        • Livingstone, Arthur 1939
        • Llewellyn, K.N. 1928, 1934 (Columbia Univ. Law School)
      • 57-7
        • Lodgen, George E. 1930-1938
        • Loeffler, H.C. 1935
        • Long, J.L. 1924
        • Long Lane Farm, Conn. 1935 see Penniman, C.
        • Longmans, Green & Co. 1934
        • Loomis, R.H. 1939-1941 (Int. Inst. of Boston)
        • Los Angeles Police Dept. see Cross, R.
        • Lossing, Elisabeth 1937
        • Lothrop, Theodore A. 1931-1936
        • Lottier, Stuart 1936
        • Louchheim, J.H. 1931
        • Loudet, Osvaldo, Dr. 1939 (Buenos Aires)
        • Louisiana Dept. of Public Welfare 1944
        • Love, Philip H. 1938
        • Lovejoy, Owen R. 1935 (American Youth Commission)
        • Loveland, Gilbert 1928 (Henry Holt & Co.)
        • Lowe, Samuel I., Jr.
        • Lowell, A. Lawrence
        • Lowell, James A. 1930-1933 (District Judge)
        • Lowell, Lucy 1936
        • Lowell Institute
        • Lowell Lectures
        • Lowenstein, Edith 1934-1935
        • Lowenstein, Solomon 1938 (I.M. Rubinow Memorial Comm.)
        • Lowrey, L.G. 1935 (American Journal of Orthopsychiatry)
      • 57-8
        • Lund, Harold H. 1937-1939
        • Lundberg, George A., Prof. 1930
        • Lurie, Louis A., Dr. 1931
        • Lurten, Douglas 1937 (Literary Digest)
        • Lustgarten, Edith (The American Mercury)
        • Lyell, William A. 1932-1933
        • Lyford, Katherine 1939
        • Lyman, Elizabeth P. 1925 (Cleveland)
        • Lyne, Daniel J. 1934-1936
    • 57-9 to 58-6 M - Miscellany
      • 57-9
        • McAdoo, William 1924
        • Macauley, Lord (History Reference Bulletin, Sept. 1933)
        • McBride, Robt. M. & Co. Publishers, N.Y.C. see Speare, M.E.
        • McCall, H.G. 1934
        • McCammond, Donald B. 1937
        • McCarthy, Claire 1936
        • McCarthy, Ellsworth 1935
        • McCarthy, Wilson 1933
        • McCarty, Adele 1938 (Idler Club of Radcliffe)
        • McCarty, Dwight G. 1931
        • McCausland, Philip R. 1937
        • McCleskey, J.R. 1935
        • McClintock, Miller 1926 (in re Seyffarth)
        • McCook, P.J. 1933-1949 (Supreme Court, N.Y.State)
        • McCord, Clinton Preston, Dr. 1928-1935
        • MacCracken, William P., Jr. 1931 (American Bar Association)
        • McDade, Thomas M. 1940
        • McDaniel, W.B., 2nd 1934 (Librarian, College of Physicians, Pa.)
        • MacDonald, Byrnes 1935-1936 (N.Y.C. Police Dept.)
        • MacDonald, John W. 1934-1935 (Law Revision Commission, N.Y. State)
        • MacDougall, Ernest 1931-1932
        • McDougall, William, Prof. 1932-1935
        • McDuffie, E.M. 1934 (Laurinburg Normal & Ind. Inst.)
        • McEntegart, Bryan J., Rev. 1930-1939
        • McFadden, Robert 1935
        • Macfarland, Eleanor Banning (Mrs. Jack) 1928
        • McGinn, Walter J., Rev. 1937 (B.C. School of Social Work)
        • McGoorty, John P. 1933 (Judge, Superior Court, Cook County)
        • McGraw-Hill Book Co. see list of names on cross-reference sheet inside folder
        • McGuinn, Walter, S.J. 1937-1938
        • MacIntosh, Richard H. 1938
        • Mack, Julian W. 1931-1938
        • McKay, Frank J. 1936
        • McKenna, Henry C. 1929-1937 (in re Harvard Crime Survey)
        • McKenna, William J. 1930
        • McKenzie, Jean K. 1938
        • MacMahon, John A. 1937
        • MacNair, William M., Rev. 1931
        • McSweeney, R.B. 1927-1943 (Chief Probation Officer)
        • McSweeney, Eugene M. 1936 (Police Commissioner)
      • 58-1
        • Madigan, R.J. 1936
        • Madison, C.A. 1925-1932 (Henry Holt & Co.)
        • Maeder, Leroy M.A. 1927 (Director, Pa. Ment. Hyg. Comm.)
        • Mager, Harold 1931
        • Mahler, Blanche T. 1939
        • Mair, Reginald H. 1929 (in re Harvard Crime Survey)
        • Malamud, Harold R. 1940
        • Malinowski, B., Dr. 1930 (Univ. of London)
        • Maller, J.B. 1936 (Columbia University)
        • Maloney, Paul 1932
        • Manchester Boys' Club see Westwood, W.R.
        • Mangold, Edith 1934 (Nat.League of Women Voters)
        • Manning, Rosalie 1935 see Carter, A.B.
        • Marbury, William L., Jr. 1937 (Nat. Comm. for Independent Courts)
        • March of Time, The, New York see Mills, A.K.
        • Margolies, D. Selig 1939
      • 58-2
        • Maria, Clara 1936
        • Marius, F.H. 1934 (Utrecht)
        • Marks, David 1936
        • Marple, Elliot 1939
        • Marriage Study Ass'n., Boston see Janney, J.C.
        • Marsh, Elsa E. 1927
        • Martin, Emily L. 1924-1931 (Mental Hygiene)
        • Martan, Ray 1937 (Book Digest)
        • Martin, Walter B., M.D. 1929
        • Martland, Harrison S. 1934
        • Marvin, Cloyd H. 1937 (President, Geo. Wash. Univ.)
        • Massachusetts, Commonwealth of see Commonwealth of Massachusetts
        • Masons 1926
        • Massachusetts, Commonwealth of see Commonwealth of Massachusetts
        • Massachusetts Civic League see Eliot, Sarnuel A.; Jennings, H.P. 1/21/1933; Pinkham, W.O. 2/12/1929; Shimer, H.S. 5/7/1936
        • Mass. Council for the Abolition of the Death Penalty see Mitchell, E.G. 10/15/1927
        • Mass. Housing Ass'n. see Ihlder, John
        • Mass. Prison Ass'n. see Fife, Effie M.; Higgins, Henry A.; O'Brien, C.O. 6/20/1934
        • Mass. Society for Aiding Discharged Persons see Cornwall, G.E.
        • Mass. Society for Mental Hygiene (Boston) see Elkind, Henry B.; Foster, Sybil
        • Mass. Society for Social Hygiene see Crabtree, E.G. 4/7/1936; Kiernan, F.
        • Mass. Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children see Faunce, Ruth P. 12/3/1934; Lothrop, T.A.
        • Mather, Kirtley F., Prof. 1936
        • Mathias, Frederic E., Jr. 1933
        • Mathiasen, Geneve 1937
        • Matteson, Frances Treadwell, Mrs. 1937
        • Matthews, M.A. 1935 (American White Cross)
        • Matthiessen, Francis O., Prof. (Teachers' Union)
        • Maus, Isador, Dr. 1931 (Brussels)
        • Maxwell, H. 1927 (Borstal System in England)
        • May, Geoffrey 1931-1942 (Social Security Board)
        • May, Max 1936
        • May, Mark A. 1929
        • Mayo, Leonard W. 1934 (N.Y. Sch. of Soc. Wk.)
        • Mayor of Milwaukee 1933
      • 58-3
        • Meacham, E.J. 1934
        • Mead, Bennet 1930
        • Means, James H., M.D. 1934
        • Meili, Ernest J. 1934
        • Mellen Public Schools See Amborn, L.W.; Pound, Roscoe
        • Meloney, William Brown, Mrs. 1934 (New York Herald Tribune)
        • Mende, 1931 (Berlin)
        • Mendoza, Salvador 1929-1931 (New Penal Code)
        • Menssana Club see Harriman, Grace M.
        • Mental Hygiene Society of Maryland see Truitt, R.P.
        • Merrill, Maude A. 1930 ("Intelligence of Policemen")
        • Merrill, Warren A. 1924 (sociologist)
        • Mertz, Elizabeth R. 1935-1937
        • Meryweather, T.A. 1937 (Crime Prevention Ass'n. of Pennsylvania)
        • Mesnick, Charles 1939
        • Metcalf, Eleanor 1929 (talk to Mothers' Study Club)
        • Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. see Dublin, L.I.; Knight, A.S.
        • Metzner, Alice B. 1940 (Bd. of Ed., Detroit)
        • Meyer, Arthur S. 1936
        • Meyer, Henry H. (Dean, B.U. School of Religious Education)
      • 58-4
        • Michelman, Irving S. 1938 (Phillips Brooks House)
        • Michigan Juvenile Delinquency Information Service see Carr, L.J.
        • Michigan Reformatory (Ionia, Mich.) see Jackson, Harry
        • Michigan Youth Congress see Clifford, A. 11/30/1934
        • Miles, Frankland W.L., Justice 1939-1930
        • Miles, R.E. 1929
        • Miller, Betty 1936
        • Miller, Byron S. 1936
        • Miller, Edith S. 1935
        • Miller, J. Quinter 1936
        • Miller, James Wilkinson 1938 (in re Foltin)
        • Miller, Leon H. 1932-1937
        • Miller, Louis 1937
        • Miller, Marion M., Mrs. 1930
        • Miller, Maxwell 1936
        • Miller, Nettie I. 1937
        • Miller, S.W., Mrs. 1937
        • Mills, A.K. 1936
        • Mills, Harriett 1938
        • Mills, William B. 1937
        • Mills Foundation see N.J., Essex County Probation Service, Newark, N.J.
        • Milwaukee Boys' Club see Seher, I.J.
        • Minard, George C. 1930-1936 (Prof.,N.Y.U.) newspaper clipping included
        • Miner, James B., Dr. 1933 (in re Modinos blister serum)
        • Minot, Henry W. 1934
        • Miranda, Teodoro Gonzales 1934 (Mexico)
        • Missouri Pacific Lines, Boston see Budreau, H.A.
        • Missouri Society for Mental Hygiene see Howell, B.B.
        • Mitchell, E.G. 1927
        • Mitchell, Harry B. 1935
        • Mitchell, W.K. 1937
      • 58-5
        • Modinos, P., Docteur 1933
        • Moellenhoeff, Fritz, Dr. 1935
        • Moergeli, Ernst 1936
        • Moffat, Pierrepont 1933
        • Mohr, Esther, Mrs. 1931
        • Molloy, Paul 1932 (Dept. of Ed.)
        • Mooers, Clifford 1929
        • Mooney, Tom 1931-1939 (case of)
        • Moore, Clifford H. 1931 (Dean, Harvard)
        • Moore, Edward R., Rev. 1934
        • Moore, George L. 1936
        • Moore, Joel R., Col. 1932-1937 (Bureau of Prisons)
        • Moore, Joseph W., M.D. 1931-1932
        • Moors & Cabot 1928, 1939
        • Moot, W. V. 1935
        • Morand, LeRoy 1933-1938
        • Morgan, Roberta 1935
        • Morison, Emily M. see Knopf, Alfred A.
        • Morrill, Chester 1936
        • Morris, Charles V. 1932-1933
        • Morris, Dave H., Hon. 1935
        • Morris, James 1938
        • Morris, Mary A. 1929
        • Morris, Sarah 1940
        • Morrow, C.J. 1940
        • Morrow, Dwight W. 1930
        • Morse, Frank E. 1932-1941
        • Mosely, Eleanor R. 1935-1938 (B.U. Publicity)
        • Moskowitz, Henry see Vladeck, B.C.
        • Mossholder, Robert L. 1937
        • Motion Picture Research Council 1933
      • 58-6
        • Mukerji, S.C. 1928 (Calcutta)
        • Mulcahy, George F.A., Major 1927, 1931
        • Mullen, Downer, Sec. 1934 (re Piper, C.D.)
        • Muller, J.A. 1936
        • Municipal Civil Service Commission, N.Y.C.
        • Munk, Marie 1936-1939
        • Munro, Professor 1927
        • Murdock, James Oliver 1936-1937 (The Hague 1937)
        • Murdock, Kenneth B., Dean 1933
        • Murphy, Frank, Hon. 1939
        • Murphy, Thomas E., Sec. 1930 (R.I. Pub.Welf.)
        • Murphy, William E. 1928
        • Murray, James E., Hon. 1938 (Radioaddress)
        • Muse, Violet F. 1938
        • Muzebich, Juan A. 1931-1932 (Buenos Aires)
        • Myers, Clarence G. 1937
        • Myers, Garry C. 1935
        • Myerson, Abraham, Dr. 1933, 1936
        • Myerson, Abraham, Mrs. 1938 (re Petschek)
    • 58-7 to 58-9 N - Miscellany
      • 58-7
        • Nash, Philip C. 1937
        • Nash, Robert E., President 1938
        • Nathan, Dorothy M., Mrs. 1936
        • National Adv. Comm. on Coordinating Councils 1937
        • National Ass'n. for the Advancement of Colored People, New York
        • National Ass'n. of Book Publishers 1930
        • National Ass'n. of Legal Aid Organizations
        • National Child Labor Committee
        • National Child Welfare Ass'n., New York
        • National Civic Federation - Women's Dept.
        • National Civil Service Reform League
        • National Commission on Law Observance and Enforcement (Wickersham, chairman)
        • National Committee for Independent Courts, Washington 1937
        • National Committee for Mental Hygiene
        • National Committee on Prisons and Prison Labor 1937
        • National Committee on Public Education for Crime Control, New York
        • National Conference on Social Work - Chicago
        • National Conference on Social Work - Cincinnati
        • National Conference on Social Work - Columbus
        • National Conference on Social Work - San Francisco
        • National Council for the Abolition of the Death Penalty
        • National Crime Commission, New York
        • National Crime Prevention Council, Inc.
        • National Crime Prevention Institute, Inc.
        • National Cyclopedia of American Biography
        • National Economic League
        • National Information Bureau, Inc., New York
        • National Labor Relations Board (1937 in re Kaminstein)
        • National League of Women Voters, Boston
        • National Recovery Administration, Washington (NRA)
        • National Society of Penal Information, Inc., New York
        • National Youth Administration for Massachusetts, Boston
        • Naylor, George M., Mrs., Jr. 1936 (Boston School of Occupational Therapy)
      • 58-8
        • Nelson, Catherine W., Mrs. 1939
        • Nervous and Mental Diseases Publishing Company (Washington, D.C.)
        • Neubauer, John C. 1937
        • New England Police Journal see Erskine, H.E.
        • N.E. Telephone and Telegraph Company see Murphy, M.E.
        • N.E. Town Hall 1939
        • N.E. Watch and Ward Society see Bodwell, C.S.
        • New Hampshire Industrial School see Aylesworth, G.W.
        • New Hampshire League of Women Voters see Doe, Jessie
        • New Jersey Dept. Institutions and Agencies 1931
        • New Jersey Prison Officers Training School, Rahway, New Jersey 1931
        • New Jersey Reformatory, Rahway, N.J. 1927see Moore, Frank
        • New Jersey State Home for Boys see Derrick, Calvin
        • New Jersey State Prison see Jackson, J.D.
        • New Jersey State Reformatory for Women
        • New Outlook (New York) see Krows, Arthur E.
        • New York Evening Post
        • New York Herald Tribune
        • New York Neurological Society
        • New York Public Library
        • New York School of Social Work
        • New York State Conference on Social Work
        • New York State Training School for Boys
        • Newburger, Sylvia (NYU 1st Internat. Student Conference on Crime Prevention 1936)
        • Newell, J.P., Mrs. 1936
        • Newton, Raymond L. 1934-1937
        • Newton (Mass.) Community Foundation
        • Nichoff, Carrie 1930 see Holliday, G.H.
      • 58-9
        • Nicholas, Francis, Dr. 1936
        • Nichols, Malcolm 1926, 1934
        • Nichols, W.I. (Harvard Univ. News Office in re Crime Survey)
        • Nicholson, Dorothy C. 1932
        • Nielsen, John P. 1940
        • Nihan, George E. 1934 (Sup't. Boys' Club of Lynn)
        • Niles, Katherine E. 1932
        • Nisot, Joseph (Belgian Embassy, N.Y.C.)
        • Nittle, Alfred 1937
        • Norman, H.E. 1932-1934 (Nat. Ass'n. of Probation Officers, London, England)
        • Norris (Hayden Laundry)
        • North, Donald C. 1929-1934
        • Northwest Police Journal 1930 (Seattle, Wash.)
        • Northwestern University, Medill School of Journalism see Arpan, F.
        • Norton, P. 1933 (Bell Telephone)
        • Norton, Paul R.C., Mrs. 1936
        • Norton, W.W. & Co. 1940
        • Nudd, Howard W. 1937 (Director, Public Education Association)
        • Nugent, Margaret A. 1933 (National Civic Fed.)
        • Nutter, George R. 1933 (in re Weinstein)
    • 58-10 O - Miscellany
      • Obermayer, Leon J. 1935
      • O'Brien, Thomas C. 1931-1934 (President, Mass. Prison Ass'n.)
      • O'Connell, John J. 1932-1936 ( Police Dept., N.Y.C.)
      • O'Donnell, Charles M. 1940
      • Odum, Howard W. 1928
      • O'Dunne, E., Hon. 1937
      • Office of the Attorney General, Washington, D.C. see Cummings, H.
      • Office of War Information Special Events see Gould, J.
      • Ogburn, William F. 1929-1935 (Professor, Univ. of Chicago, Ill.)
      • Ogg, Frederic A. 1936 (Managing Editor, American Political Science Review)
      • O'Gorman, Alice 1925
      • O'Hare, William G. 1939
      • Ohio Institute, The see Miles, R.E.; Reeves, P.
      • Ohio League of Women Voters see Shields, P.
      • Ohio Welfare Conference see Hixenbaugh, E.R.
      • Old South Association in Boston see Abbott, T.G.
      • Olinick, Stanley L. 1935-1936
      • Oliver, John R., Dr. 1932 ( Johns Hopkins)
      • Oliver, R.C. 1935
      • Olson, Reuel L. 1929
      • O'Neil, Jerold (Rippowam School for Boys)
      • O'Neill, A.A. 1936
      • Open Forum, Speakers Bureau see Smith, M.C.
      • Oregon State System of Higher Education see Foreman, P.B.
      • Ormsby, George F. 1927
      • Ormsby Village see Bastin, H.V.
      • Osgood, Hamilton 1930 (Norfolk)
      • Ostrow, S. 1936 ( Book-of-the-Month Club)
      • Overton, George W., Jr. 1940
      • Owens, Edwin J. 1939 (Dean, Santa Clara College of Law)
    • 58-11 to 59-4 P - Miscellany
      • 58-11
        • Packard, F.C., Prof. 1930
        • Page, Robert 1938 (President, American Law Students' Association)
        • Palmer, Briggs S., Dr. 1934
        • Palmer, C.B. 1932, 1934 (Boston Evening Transcript)
        • Palmer, Joseph N. 1933
        • Park, Robert E. 1931
        • Parker, Cornelius A. 1936-1937
        • Parker, Irving 1940 (Yale Law Journal)
        • Parker, Katherine V. 1931
        • Parker, Reginald 1938
        • Parker, Wm. Hammond 1925 (Nat.Conf.of Soc. Wk.)
        • Parker, Wm. Stanley 1933
        • Parmelee, C.H. 1929
        • Parsons, Philip A., Prof. 1938
        • Paterson, Alexander 1932-1940
        • Pathfinders of America, Inc. (Detroit, Mich.) see Wright, J.F.
        • Paton, Stewart, Dr. 1927 (Yale)
        • Patrikiadis, Byron 1939
        • Patry, Frederick L., M.D. 1937
        • Payer, Harry F. 1929-1933 (ref. to Justice Cardozo)
        • Payne, N.O., Mrs.
      • 59-1
        • Peck, Martin W., M.D. 1931
        • Peck, Ralph E. 1936
        • Pedersen, Victor 1935
        • Pedrick, Willard H. 1939
        • Pegasus Publishing Co. 1940
        • Pekarsky, Maurice B. 1931
        • Pelzman, Fred 1934-1936
        • Penniman, Caroline de F. 1935
        • Pennsylvania Child Guidance Clinic see Pearson, G.H.J.
        • Pennsylvania Comm. on Penal Affairs (Philadelphia) see Stern, Leo
        • Pennsylvania Mental Hygiene Committee see Maeder, L.M.A.
        • Pepper, George W., Hon. (American Law Institute)
        • Perkins, Frances 1933
        • Pershing's Warning
        • Personnel Research Federation see Bingham, W.V.
        • Peters, Andrew J. 1933
        • Peters, Charles C. 1935
        • Peters, Fred E. 1930-1931 (The Island Lantern) (re article by SG)
        • Peterson, Clarence Stewart 1933
        • Peterson, Leroy 1927
        • Peterson, Oscar W. 1937
        • Peterson, V.W. 1940 (F.B.I., Boston)
        • Petschek, Georg, Dr. 1939
        • Pettit, Walter 1933
      • 59-2
        • Philadelphia Child Guidance Clinic 1930
        • Philadelphia Conference of Social Work see Waldkoenig, H.A.
        • Philco Radio and Television Corp. (Pennsylvania) see Ramsdell, S.M.
        • Phillips, Martin W. 1938
        • Phillips, William 1926 (American Embassy, Brussels)
        • Phillips Brooks House Association see Estabrook, J.; Hardinge, V.M.
        • Picking, Sherwood, Prof. 1938 (Dept. of Naval Science)
        • Pierrepont, R. Stuyvesant 1940
        • Pierson 1939 (Dean, Univ. of No. Carolina in re Wm. R.C. Greene)
        • Pieters, Maurice 1940
        • Pijoan, Michel 1939 (American Medico-Legal Association)
        • Pill, Hyman 1938
        • Pilpel, Cecile, Mrs. 1931
        • Pilpel, Harriet F., Mrs. 1935
        • Pinanski, A.E., Hon. 1939
        • Pinkham, Louisa C. 1938
        • Pinkham, Wenona 1927-1929 (Mass. Civic League)
        • Pinson, Koppel S. 1937
        • Piper, Elizabeth B. 1932
        • Platt, Philip S. 1937 (Palama Settlement, Honolulu)
        • Plazinski, Thaddeus T. 1934
        • Plimpton Press 1929
        • Plummer, A. Newton 1934
      • 59-3
        • Pokross, David R. 1935
        • Police Dept., City of New York see Addition, Henrietta; O'Connell, J.J.
        • Pomfret, John E. 1938
        • Pooh Corner Books 1931-1933
        • Popenoe, Paul 1934 (Inst. of Family Relations)
        • Popkin, Louis 1934
        • Porto Rico Line see Seckendorf, M.
        • Potter, Ellen C., M.D. 1929
        • Potter, Louis R. 1934 (Milwaukee)
        • Potulicki, Michael, Dr. 1927-1928
        • Powdermaker, Florence 1935
        • Powell, Webster 1932
        • Powell, Wilson 1926
      • 59-4
        • Prager, Jacob 1936
        • Pratt, C.C., Prof. 1931, 1936
        • Pratt, George K. 1925-1931 (Nat. Comm. on Ment. Hyg.; re Leopold-Loeb case)
        • Pratt, George O. 1938
        • Pratt, Hugh S. 1933-1938
        • Pratt, Joseph H., M.D. 1931-1932
        • Preston, Clarence R. 1936
        • Price, Harry 1930
        • Priestley, Joseph, Sir 1930
        • Prince, Morton 1925-1928
        • Prison Life Stories (New York) see Hubbard, W.W.
        • Probate Court Wayne County, Jr. Div., Detroit (Michigan) see Courteau, Arthur G-T.
        • Probation, Dept. of, County of Westchester see Berens, W.M.
        • Probation, Dept. of, Recorder's Court, Detroit (Michigan) see Ferris, R.H.
        • Proskauer, Joseph H., Hon. 1929-1931
        • Protective Order of Police, Burbank, Calif. see Dixon, W.L.
        • Protective Service Bureau, Buffalo, N.Y. see Eisler, H.E.
        • Psychological Abstracts, Worcester, Mass. see Hunter, A.B.
        • Psychological Exchange, New York see White, P.B.; Hargan, James
        • Public Document Room, State House, Boston, Mass. 1935
        • Public Education Association, N.Y.C. see Karelsen, F.E.; Nudd, H.W.
        • Public Printer, The 1933
        • Public Safety, Dept. of (Dept. of Police, Pa.)
        • Public Service Clipping Bureau 1934
        • Public Welfare Association, N.Y.C. see Hobson, R.P.
        • Publications, Committee on (meeting Oct. 25, 1938)
        • Pugsley, Chester D. 1930
        • Puschner, Emma C. 1936
        • Putnam, Tracy J., Dr. 1940
    • 59-5 Q - Miscellany
      • Quarles, E.A., Mrs. 1936
      • Quayle, Oliver A., Jr. 1937
      • Quinby, E. Melville, Dr. 1934-1936 (Dental Hygiene experiments)
      • Quinn, Lillian A. 1926-1935
    • 59-6 to 59-9 R - Miscellany
      • 59-6
        • Ramsdell, Sayre M. 1936 (Philco radio)
        • Ramsey County, Office of the Probation Officer see Donohue, J.K.
        • Rand School of Social Science 1937
        • Rank, Otto, Dr. 1927
        • Ransom, William 1935 (American Bar Ass'n.)
        • Rappaport, George 1939 (N.Y. Radio Council)
        • Ratzkoff, Abraham I. 1932
        • Raymond, Howard 1933
        • Raymond, May H. 1937 (in re: " The Future of American Penology", SG)
        • Raymond, R.C. 1940
        • Raymond, Stockton 1925-1929 (Boston Family Welfare Society)
        • Rauh, Joseph 1940 In re: I.N. Sonenshein)
        • Rawson, Kennett L. 1940 (Editor, G.P. Putnam's Sons)
        • Reading, The Marquess of 1940 (London, England)
        • Reconstruction Finance Corp., Washington, D.C. see McCarthy, Wilson
        • Redden, Martin W., Dr. 1929
        • Redfern, A. S., Hon. 1939
        • Redfield, Alfred, Mrs. 1932-1935
        • Redlich, Josef 1932 (Professor, Vienna, Austria)
        • Reefer, James D.H. 1936
        • Reel, A. Frank 1936-1937 (in re FDR for President)
        • Reeves, Prentice 1929-1935 (Osborne Ass'n.)
        • Reichert, Walter P. 1940 (Principal, Glens Falls Public Schools)
        • Reingold, Louis S. 1930-1933
        • Reitmayer, Laura 1931-1941
        • Religious Education Association see Jacobs, J.A.
        • Renz, C., Dr. 1933
        • Resnick, L.R. 1935
        • Resnik, Reuben B. 1932
        • Ressanen, Anna A., Mrs. 1931
        • Review Publishing Co. 1923
        • Revue Internationale De L'Enfant see M. de Monier
        • Reynolds, Paul R., Mrs. 1930
        • Rheinstein, Max 1936
        • Rhodes, Leon C. 1932
      • 59-7
        • Rice, Stuart A., Prof. 1929-1930
        • Rice, Thomas 1933
        • Rich, B.A. 1925
        • Rich, Clifford 1930
        • Rich, Gilbert J., M.D. 1938 (Milwaukee)
        • Rich, Leon C. 1940
        • Richey, Lawrence 1929-1932 (Sec. to the President)
        • Richman, Arthur 1932
        • Richman, Celia 1933
        • Richmond Community Fund see Guild, A.A.
        • Ricker, Charles S. 1931-1935
        • Ricker, Olive G. 1931-1934 (Exec. Sec., American Bar Association)
        • Riddell, W.R. 1931
        • Ridenour, Nina A. 1929-1930 (Bemis-Taylor Fndn.)
        • Riemer, Svend H., Dr. 1938-1946
        • Rieser, Arthur J. 1930-1933
        • Riesman, David, Dr. 1931-1937
        • Ring, Christine 1933
        • Ringrose, Hyacinthe 1937-1941 (Publisher)
        • Riseman, George M. 1932-1933
        • Rissanen, A.A., Mrs. 1931
        • Ritchie, Frank 1939 (Am. Comm. for Christian German Refugees)
        • Rivers, T.E. 1939 (Sec., Recreation Congress Comm.)
        • Roberts, Laurence 1934
        • Roberts, Louisa S. (Mrs. W.A.) 1930-1940
        • Robertson, W. Forbes 1937 (The Beacon Press, Inc.)
        • Robinson, G.H. 1928 see Tippy, W.1930
        • Robinson, Sophie 1935
        • Robinson, Victor, M.D. 1935
        • Robinson, Virginia 1938 (Pa. School of Soc. Wk.)
        • Robinson, Wilbur P. 1936-1937 (The Christian Science Monitor)
        • Robinson, Charles B. 1936
        • Robison, Sophia M., Mrs.
        • Robleda, Jose Gomez 1933
      • 59-8
        • Roch, Francis J. 1938
        • Rochester Big Sister Council, Inc. see Mertz, Elizabeth R.
        • Rochester Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children see Brown, M.W.
        • Rockledge Bond see
          Rogers, Carl 1940 (for Roosevelt)
        • Rogers, Carl R. 1938 (Rochester SPCC)
        • Rogers, E.B. 1929-1930 (Albany County Mental Hygiene Association)
        • Rogers, Edith Nourse 1935
        • Rogers, Kenneth H. 1936 (Big Brother Movement)
        • Rogers, L.D., M.D. 1929-1930
        • Rogers, N.W. 1936
        • Rogull, Joseph 1931
        • Rohrbaugh, Lewis (WPA 1938)
        • Romeike, Albert & Co., Inc. 1925-1931 (Press Clipping Bureau)
        • Ronald Press Co. Publishers see Pratt, H.S., 1933
        • Roorbach, G.B., Mrs. 1930-1934
        • Root, William T., Prof. 1936
        • Roper, Charles (in re court record)
        • Rosanoff, Aaron, M.D. 1929-1938
        • Rose, John C. 1933
        • Rosello, Frank 1939 (Treas., Spanish Refugee Relief Campaign)
        • Rosen, Bert 1937
        • Rosen, Irwin 1929
        • Rosenau, Milton J., M.D. 1931-1934
        • Rosenbach, A.S.W., Dr. 1932-1937 (Pres., Am. Friends of Hebrew Univ. )see also American Jewish Historical Society
        • Rosenbaum, Betty 1937-1938
      • 59-9
        • Rosenberg, Elliott 1940
        • Rosenbluth, Robert 1934
        • Rosenstock-Hussy, Eugen 1935
        • Rosenwald, William 1937
        • Roser, Mark 1932-1936
        • Ross, C. Philip 1938-1939
        • Ross, Howard S. 1936
        • Ross, Jacob 1935
        • Ross, James M. 1937
        • Ross, M.W., Lady 1930-1931 (New Zealand) (review of 500 Criminal Careers)
        • Ross, Mary 1925-1928 (Assoc. Editor, The Survey)
        • Rousseau, G. 1939 (in re portrait of Joyce)
        • Rowe, Edward M. (curriculum vitae)
        • Rowe, L.S. 1937 (Pan American Union) (Am. Ac. Polit. & Soc. Sc. 1924)
        • Rowley, Clarence W. 1933
        • Rubin, Augusta L. 1927
        • Rubin, David 1931, 1936
        • Rubin, Howard 1934
        • Rural Electrification Administration, Washington see Cook, Russell
        • Rushmore, Stephen, M.D. 1939
        • Russell, Francis H. 1939
        • Russell, John M. 1939
        • Russell, Ormonde 1934 (Today)
        • Russell, W. Duncan 1932-1935
        • Russell Sage Foundation see
          Fussell Sage Foundation, Recreation Dept. see Rutherford, Robert
        • Rutherford, Robert 1934
        • Rutledge, William P. 1938 (Internat. Ass'n. of Chiefs of Police)
        • Ryerson, Samuel R., Dr. 1938
    • 60-1 to 60-6 S - Miscellany
      • 60-1
        • Sachs, Bernard, M.D. 1936 (Director, Child Neurology Research, N.Y.C.)
        • Sachs, David C. 1939 (Lawyer)
        • Salvation Army see Hargreaves, T.W.
        • Sampson, L.W. 1929
        • Samson, H. 1932
        • San Francisco Boys' Club, Inc. 1937 see Neubauer, J.C.
        • Sand, Rene, Dr. 1940
        • Sandberg, Harry O. 1939
        • Sander, Charlotte 1928 (Sec., Open Forum Speakers Bureau)
        • Sanders, Paul H. 1935 (Asst. to Mr. Shafroth, American Bar Association)
        • Sandridge, W. Pendleton, Jr. 1927-1928 (Ed.-in-Chief, Virginia Law Review)
        • Sands, Eliot 1932-1933
        • Santa Claus Association Inc., N.Y. see Watson, J.E.
        • Sargent, Albert J. 1929-1939 (Chief Probation Officer)
        • Savage, Margaret, Mrs. 1937
        • Savitz, Harry A., Dr. 1937 (in re portrait of Dr. Touroff)
        • Sawyer, Roland D. 1940
        • Saxe, Earl 1939
        • Saxe, John 1925
      • 60-2
        • Schaeffer, Paul N., Judge 1938
        • Scheinberg, Herbert 1939
        • Schilder, Paul, M.D. 1936 (Bellevue Hospital)
        • Schlesinger, Arthur, Prof. 1935-1937
        • Schley, R. Montfort, M.D. 1935
        • Schmalhausen, Samuel D., Ph.D. 1934
        • Schmerler, Henrietta 1930
        • Schmideberg, Melitta, Dr. 1939
        • Schmidt, Eugen, Dr. 1939
        • Schmidt, Jean 1930 (Prague)
        • Schnapper, M.B. 1937 (Editor, Champion of Youth)
        • Schneider, Jack 1938 (Am. Law Students' Ass'n.)
        • Schneider, Joseph G. 1937
        • Schon, Edward 1929
        • School Committee of the City of Boston see Cronin, Ellen M.
        • Schroeder, C.W. 1936
        • Schroeder, Gerhard 1938
        • Schroeder, Paul L., Dr. 1939
        • Schumacher, Henry C., M.D. 1931 (Child Guidance Clinic)
        • Schuyler, William M. 1925-1926 (The American Year Book)
        • Schwartz, A.R. 1937-1939 (Dept. of Public Welfare, Ohio)
        • Schwartz, Louis A., Dr.
        • Schwartz, N.H. 1935-1939
        • Schwarz, J.C. 1936-1937 (Editor, Who's Who in Law)
        • Schwieso, Charles, Jr. 1936 (WPA of Colorado)
        • Scientific Book Club 1936
        • Scott, B.L. 1931-1932
        • Scott, H.D. 1934 (in re Howard B. Gill and Norfolk)
        • Scott, Phebe Ann 1930
        • Scripp-Howard Newspapers see Sorrells, J.H.
        • Seabury, Mortimer, Mrs. 1932
        • Seamans, Herbert L. 1939
        • Seay, Joseph W., Dr. 1939 (in re F. Hoefer)
        • Seckendorf, M. 1934 (Porto Rico Line)
        • Second Judicial District of Pa. see Atlee, Benjamin C.
        • Securities and Exchange Commission, Washington 1934-1935
        • Seeman, Ernest 1932
        • Segal, A. 1932
        • Seher, Irving J. 1934
        • Seinfel, Ruth 1930 (N.Y. Evening Post)
        • Selekman, B.M. 1931-1934 see also Boas, Franz
        • Selling, Lowell S., M.D. 1937-1940
        • Sever, see letters re Mawdsley
        • Severson, Eliza J. 1938
        • Seyffarth, 1926 (Polizeimajor, Berlin)
        • Shady Hill School
      • 60-3
        • Shaffert, W.H. 1932, 1935
        • Shafroth, Will 1931-1939
        • Sahllenberger, J.M. 1926 (Cleveland Ass'n. for Criminal Justice)
        • Shand, William 1935, 1938
        • Shapiro, Harold
        • Shapiro, Lawrence 1930
        • Sharman, J. Dunton 1938
        • Sharp, Roland Hall 1936 (Christian Science Monitor)
        • Sharp, Walter R. (in re Nathaniel Cantor)
        • Shartel, Burke 1931 (Michigan Law Review in re Wickersham Reports)
        • Shaughnessy, Edward J. 1932
        • Shaughnessy, William F. 1936, 1937
        • Shaw, Alexander 1931-1935
        • Shaw, John M. 1934, 1937
        • Sheehan, Murray 1936 (in re Siamese student)
        • Sheffield, Ada E. 1931 (in re paper she wrote)
        • Shelander, A.R. 1937
        • Sheldon, James H. 1934-1937
        • Sheldon, Raymond 1936
        • Shelly, Patrick J. 1939
        • Sherwood, M.W., M.D. (an old Milwaukee friend)
        • Shideler, E.H. 1931
        • Shields, Permelia 1929-1930
        • Shillady, John R. 1929-1930 (1st Internat. Cong. on Mental Hygiene)
        • Shimberg, Myra E. 1931
        • Shimer, William A., Dr. 1935 (The American Scholar)
      • 60-4
        • Siegel, Mary J. 1930
        • Sieker, Lillian C. 1937 (reunion of SG's school)
        • Sievers, Maurice J. 1931
        • Silberman, Dorothy C. 1939 see also Combined Jewish Appeal.
        • Simon, Abram, Dr. 1932
        • Simon, Carleton, Dr. 1932
        • Simon, Helen L. (World Student Association for Peace)
        • Simons, John 1936-1937
        • Simons, Maurice 1935-1936
        • Simpson, A.D. 1939
        • Simpson, H.B. 1923
        • Singer, Aaron 1932 (Amusement Age)
        • Singh, R.U. 1931-1933 (India)
        • Sinnott, Philip J. 1936
        • Skeen, D.A., Esq. 1935 (in re case of Delbert Green)
        • Skelton, F.B. 1929
        • Skinner, Otis 1939
        • Slater, Max 1932
        • Sloan, Harold S. 1938 (Alfred P. Sloan Fndn.)
        • Sloan, Alfred P., Jr. 1938
        • Slye, Nelle 1935
        • Small, Richard 1930
        • Small, Thomas, Mrs. 1936
        • Smith, Alfred E., Governor 1927
        • Smith, Craig H. 1939
        • Smith, Duffield 1935
        • Smith, E.S. 1929 (The Jefferson Society)
        • Smith, Elliott Dunlap 1928
        • Smith, George Gilbert, Dr. 1937
        • Smith, Henry Clay 1940
        • Smith, Jessica 1938 (Editor, Soviet Russia Today)
        • Smith, K. Kenneth 1934 (NPA)
        • Smith, Marjorie H., Mrs. 1939 (in re play-reading group)
        • Smith, Mary Helen 1933
        • Smith, Mildred C. 1934-1938 (Open Forum Speakers Bureau)
        • Smith, O'Dell 1939
        • Smith, Payson 1934
        • Smith, Ralph, Hon. 1937
        • Smith, Richard T. 1938
        • Smith, W. Ramsay 1926
        • Smyth, Bernard 1932
        • Snow, Norman L. 1936
        • Social Law Library see Stebbins, H.L.
        • Social Science Abstracts see Chapin, F.S.
        • Social Science Research Council see Kuhlman, A.F.
        • Social Securities Board, Washington, D.C. see Hoey, Jane M.
        • Social Service Library see Browne, A.E.
        • Social Service Review, Univ. of Chicago, Ill. see Abbott, Edith
        • Social Workers Committee to Aid Spanish Democracy 1937
        • Society for the Study of Inebriety, The see Kelynack, T.N.
        • Sociology, Department of 1936
      • 60-5
        • Sorrells, J.H. 1935 (in re Carl Joslyn)
        • Soule, Leslie, Mrs. 1929
        • Spalding, Warren F. 1927
        • Spaulding, Augusta 1934-1935 (Clerk, Juvenile Court, D.C.)
        • Speare, M.E. 1933-1936
        • Spearman, C.E., Prof. 1937 (Editor, Character and Personality)
        • Spencer, Carl M. 1932 (President, Home Savings Bank)
        • Spencer, F.A. 1940
        • Sperling, Samuel J., Dr. 1939
        • Sperry, Willard L. (Harvard University Memorial Church)
        • Spiegelman, William Z. 1929 (Who's Who in American Jewry)
        • Spiegler, Louis E. 1932
        • Springer, Gertrude, Mrs. 1934-1937 (Survey Associates, Inc.)
        • Stamplli & Cie, Bern 1929
        • Standard Oil Co. Personnel 1927
        • Stanley, Joseph W. 1937
        • Stanley, William 1934-1935 (Att'y Gen.'s Conf. on Crime)
        • Starr, Cornelia (Mrs. Nathan C.) 1927
        • Starr, Edward J. 1932
        • State of California, Dept. of Pub. Works, Div. of Motor Vehicles see Killick, V.W.
        • State of Illinois, Dept. of Pub. Welfare, Div. of the Criminologist see Adler, Herman M.
        • State of Illinois, Dept. of Pub. Welfare, Springfield see
        • State of Iowa, Dept. of Justice see
        • State of Minnesota, Dept. of Institutions, St. Paul see Mullen, D.
        • State of New Jersey, Dept. of Insts. & Agencies see Heyer, H.E.
        • State of New Jersey State Home for Girls see
        • State of New York, Dept. of Correc. Sing Sing Prison see Law, J.B.; Branham, V.C.; Thayer, W.N.
        • State of New York, Dept. of Mental Hygiene see Bernstein, Charles
        • State of New York, Dept. of Social Welfare see Morse, F.E.
        • State of New York, Exec. Dept., Div. of Parole, Albany see Fagan, B.J.; Reingold, L.S.; Richman, C.
        • State of New York, Exec. Chamber, Albany see Canavan, J.J.; Lehman, H.H.; Moore, J.W.
        • State of New York, Law Revision Commission see MacDonald, J.W.
        • State of New York, State Hospital Commission see
        • State of Ohio, Dept. of Pub. Welf., Div. Probation & Parole, columbus see Meacham, E.J.
        • State of Rhode Island & Providence Plantations, Pub. Welfare Comm. see North, D.C.
        • State Survey Commission, Jefferson City see King, E.
        • State Training School, Red Wing, Minn. see
        • State Training School, Warwick, N.Y. see Miller, E.S.
        • State, Dept. of, USA, Passport Agency
        • State University of Iowa see Hinton, Clara
        • State University of Iowa, Child Welfare Research Station see
        • Stateville Correspondence School, Jolies, Ill. see Fitzgibbon, P.J.
        • Staub, Hugo 1886-1942 (In Memoriam by Franz Alexander)
        • Staudinger, Hans, Dr. 1937 (in re Professor Baerensprung)
      • 60-6
        • Stebbins, Howard L. 1925
        • Stedman, 1929
        • Steever, Miller D. 1934
        • Stein, Leonard 1937
        • Steinhardt, Lawrence, Hon. 1933
        • Stephens, Francis X., Jr. 1936-1938
        • Stephenson, Fred 1935
        • Stevens, Barksdale 1934 (former student)
        • Stevens, Ralph Emerson 1933 (Ch. Miss. to Ch.)
        • Steuart, W.M. 1929-1931
        • Stiers, David 1930
        • Stoddard, George D. 1935
        • Stoddard, William L.
        • Stokes, Harold Phelps 1939-1940
        • Stone, Jules 1937
        • Stone, Seymour H. 1930-1935
        • Stone, Sylvia 1938
        • Stoneman, Albert H. 1934 (South End House)
        • Stoneman, Ethel T., Dr. 1926-1939 (Australia)
        • Story, Robert C. 1936
        • Stout, Wayne
        • Strain, Josephine 1935 (in re Urquhart)
        • Stratford Co., Boston, Mass. 1937
        • Straus, Clifford A. 1934
        • Strauss, Israel, Dr. 1929-1931
        • Stuart, Johannes 1936
        • Studd, Howard R. 1936
        • Studebaker, John W., Hon. 1936 (in re Racca)
        • Sturgis, P.F. 1933 (Dean, Cathedral Church of St. Paul, Boston, Mass. in re Kellett)
        • Styles, Thelma 1936
        • Suffolk County House of Correction see Gilmore, J.P.
        • Sullivan, Dennis E. 1935 (Chief Justice, Crim. Ct. of Cook County)
        • Sullivan, George F. 1937 (Asst. Sec. to Gov. Hurley)
        • Sullivan, Harry Stack 1928 (Committee on Relations of Psychiatry & the Social Sciences)
        • Summer Session in re law in USA
        • Summers, Robert J. 1936
        • Superior Court of Cook County see McGoorty, J.P.
        • Supplee, Rosalie 1935
        • Survey-Survey Graphic see Kellogg, Paul; Springer, Gertrude
        • Sutherland, Willard C. 1937
        • Sutton, Isaac Crawford 1937
        • Swain, Doris D. 1930
    • 60-7 to 61-2 T - Miscellany
      • 60-7
        • Taft, Henry W. 1928, 1933
        • Tannenbaum, David 1932
        • Task, Nathene 1933
        • Tate, Mercer B., Jr. 1940
        • Taub, William P. 1933
        • Taylor, Graham R. 1926-1940 (Commonwealth Fund)
        • Taylor, Haywood M. 1939 (Prof., Duke Univ.)
        • Taylor, John H., M.D.
        • Taylor, John L. 1930
        • Taylor, Maurice 1932-1934
        • Taylor, S.D. 1936
        • Taylor, Thomas C. 1940
        • Taylor, Walter M. 1936
        • Teachers College, Columbia Univ., N.Y.C. see Maller, J.B.
        • Teachers Insurance & Annuity Ass'n. of America see Bonner, C.M.
        • Tedford, Ralph G. 1929
        • Teehan, Thomas F. 1931-1937 (Municipal Court, Roxbury)
        • Tejeda, Jose Gonzales 1934-1935 (Mexico)
        • Temple of Israel see Levi, Harvey
        • Terland, N.H. 1940
        • Terry, Charles E., M.D. 1928-1930
        • Texarkana, Junior College, Texas see Tedford, R.G.
        • Thayer, Edwin Talbot 1937
        • Thayer, Walter N., Jr. 1924-1933 (N.Y. Dept. of Correction)
      • 61-1
        • Thomas, W.I. 1932-1936
        • Thompson, Dorothy 1940 (Herald-Tribune)
        • Thompson, Guy 1936
        • Thompson, R. Clinton 1940
        • Thompson, W.N., M.D. 1927 (Hartford Retreat)
        • Thornberry, John 1932
        • Thorndike, Harry Hill, Mrs. 1934 (National Civic Federation)
        • Thornton, Agnes 1929-1930 (Library of Criminal Law, Columbia Univ.)
        • Thorpe, Philip W. 1932 (Crime Survey)
        • Thot, Ladislas, Prof. 1931-1933
        • Thurman, Harold 1933-1936
      • 61-2
        • Tierney, Paul E., Hon. 1933
        • Tingley, Ruth 1937
        • Tippy, Worth M. 1930
        • Tobin, R.M., The Honorable 1926 (The Hague)
        • Today see Russell, O.; Waite, G.; Moley, R. Beazell, W.P.
        • Toledo News Boys' Association
        • Toll, Henry W. 1935
        • Tolman, Edgar B. 1937, 1942
        • Toombs, Farrell C. 1940
        • Toomey, John J. 1938
        • Toops, Herbert A. 1935
        • Touroff, Arthur S. 1940
        • Touroff, Nisson, Dr. 1930
        • Towner, Milton C. 1937
        • Tracy, F.H. 1929-1930
        • Training School at Vineland, N.J. see Doll, E.A.
        • Travato, Michael J. 1937
        • Travelers' Insurance Co., The see Barr, C.A.
        • Travelers, The
        • Treadway, Walter L. 1929-1933 (Narcotics)
        • Treasury Dept., Int. Revenue Service, Boston
        • Treasury Dept., Public Health Service, Washington see Treadway, W.L.
        • Trimble, 1940 (Wilkie Campaign)
        • Truitt, R.P., Dr. 1925-1931
        • Tudor, Henry D., Mrs. 1930
        • Tulin, Justine Wise, Justice 1932-1936 (Domestic Relations Court, N.Y.C.)
        • Turitz, Marko, Mrs. 1937
        • Turner, E.C. 1939-1940 (National Travel Club)
        • Turner, E.M., Miss 1930 (Policewomen)
        • Turner, Harold L. 1937
        • Tutton, Mabelle 1937 (Univ. of Chicago Press)
        • Twomey, David W., Rev. 1940
        • Tyrell, Frank G., Hon. 1935
    • 61-3 U - Miscellany
      • Ulrich, Helen 1931
      • United Press Ass'n. see Frandsen, Julius;
      • United States Civil Service Commission, Washington see
      • U.S. Congress House of Representatives (Rogers)
      • U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Washington see Resnick, L.R.
      • U.S. Dept. of the Interior, Office of Education
      • U.S. Dept. of the Interior, St. Elizabeth's Hospital see Karpman, B., Dr.
      • U.S. Dept. of Justice, Bureau of Investigation see Hoover, J. Edgar
      • U.S. Dept. of Labor, Children's Bureau see Abbott, G.; Bowler, A.C.; Crutcher, H.B.; Elmore, L.; Lenroot, K.F.
      • U.S. Dept. of Labor, Div. of Labor Standards see Beyer, C.M.
      • U.S. Dept. of Labor, Immigration & Naturalization see Brown, W.W., Allen, J.W., Hon.
      • U.S. District Court, Office of Probation Officer see Hagan, J.H.; McSweeney, R.B.
      • U.S. District Court, Probation Office, Minneapolis, Minn. see Meili, E.J.
      • U.S. Federation of Justice, N.Y. see Cockrell, Ewing
      • U. S. Government Printing Office 1929
      • U.S. Post Office - Boston, Mass.
      • U. S. Senate, Committee on Commerce see Copeland, R.S.
      • United States Lines - American Merchant Lines see Howard, G.M.
      • United States Maccabi Ass'n. Inc., N.Y. see White, David
      • United States Travel Co., Cambridge, Mass. see Bloomberg, E.
      • Universal Pictures Corp. see Harris, R.(in corr. in re plays)
      • Universal Scenario Co. 1933-1936
      • University of Chicago Press 1936 see Dodge, P.
      • University of Penn Law Review see Maloney, P.
      • University of Washington, Dept. of Sociology, Seattle see
      • Urick, Blanche Williams, Mrs. 1939
      • Urquhart, Donald T. 1940
    • 61-4 V - Miscellany
      • Vaile, Gertrude 1926 (Nat. Conf. of Soc. Wk.)
      • Van Benthuysur, Ethel 1934
      • Van de Wall, William, Dr. 1934-1936
      • Van der AA, J. Simon, Dr. 1926-1934
      • Van der Bruggen, Conrad 1936-1939
      • Van der Ellide, Reine 1929
      • Van Kleeck, Mary 1930
      • Van 't Sant, 1926-1932 (Chief,Hague Police)
      • Van Vechten, C.C., Dr. 1935
      • Van Winkle, Mina C., Lt. 1930 ( Int. Ass'n. of Policewomen)
      • Vaughan, George, Prof. 1934
      • Vaughan, J.L. 1936
      • Vaughan, Marion 1930
      • Vernon, Lillian, Sec., 1938 (aid to Spanish)
      • Veterans Administration, Tuscaloosa, Ala. see Taylor, S.D.
      • Vining, R.E. 1937
      • Virginia Conference of Social Work see Beard, B.B.
      • Virginia Law Review see Law reviews
      • Virginia Union University see Clark, W.J.
      • Vital Speeches see Daly, T.F.; Lindley, F.V.
      • Vladeck, B.C. 1936 (President, ORT)
      • Vogel, F.M. 1937 ( The Foundation Press, Inc., Chicago, Ill.)
      • Vogt, Edward L.C. 1939 (President, Harvard Legal Aid)
      • Vogt, Marnette E., Dr. 1936
      • Vold, George B. 1935 ( Univ. of Minnesota)
      • Voluntary Defenders Committee see Gardiner, R.M.; Kane, F.F.
      • Vorenberg, F. Frank, Mrs. 1937
      • Voris, Ruth 1937 ( N.Y. School of Social Work in re Esther Ellsberg)
    • 61-5 to 62-2 W - Miscellany
      • 61-5
        • Wagenhals, Margaret H. 1925-1934 (Nat'l. Committee for Mental Hygiene)
        • Wagner, Clara E. 1935 (Community Service of Boston)
        • Wagner, Robert F. 1933 (New York)
        • Wahl, Palmer 1925 (capital punishment)
        • Wainhouse, David W. 1930-1937 (Internat. Migration Service)
        • Waite, Grace 1933 (Today)
        • Waite, John B. 1934-1940
        • Waldo, Alice 1931-1936
        • Wales, B. Roger 1929
        • Walker, Curtis J. 1934
        • Walker, F. Lawrence 1924
        • Wallace, Anna M. 1927
        • Walsh, Allison F. 1934
        • Walsh, Edmund A., Rev. 1938
        • Walsh, Francis J. 1939
      • 61-6
        • Warnshuis, Frederick C., M.D. 1938-1939 (American Medico-Legal Ass'n.)
        • Warren, Marjory C. 1937
        • Warthen, D.E. 1940 (Ed., Cactus Blossom)
        • Washington Council of Social Agencies see Roberts, L.S.
        • Washington, University of 1928
        • Wason, Elise 1934
        • Watkins, Marjorie 1938 (The N.Y. Society Library)
        • Watkins, Ralph 1934
        • Watson, J.E. 1925 (Santa Claus Ass'n.)
        • Watts, Shelley 1933
        • Waxman, Samuel M., Dr. (Address delivered 1939)
        • Waxter, T.J.S. 1937
        • Wayne County Clinic for Child Study see Hirsch, N.D.M.
        • Weakley, William B., Hon. 1933 (in re sterilization of criminals)
        • Webb, Alice L. 1932
        • Webster, Elizabeth G. 1933
        • Weeks, Edward 1935 (The Atlantic Monthly Press)
        • Weiffenbach, Milton 1931-1936
        • Weigel, John C. 1931
        • Weihofen, Henry 1935-1938
      • 61-7
        • Weinstein, Ephraim 1933
        • Weist, D.W. 1934
        • Welch, William H., Dr. see Beers, Clifford
        • Welfare Council of N.Y.C. 1932-1934 see also Mayo, L.W.
        • Wellesley College 1937
        • Wells, Carl D. 1938 (Geo.Wash. Univ., Dept. of Sociology)
        • Wells, F.L., Dr. 1928-1931
        • Wells, Helmut B. 1938 (Harvard Club of Milwaukee)
        • Wennerblad, Carl J. 1939
        • Werner, George J. 1929
        • Wertham, F.I. 1929 (Johns Hopkins Hospital)
        • Wertham, Frederick 1937
        • West, E.E. 1940 (Print-Seller)
        • Westchester County Penitentiary 1935 see Brown, P.R.
        • Western Union Telegraph Co.
        • Westwood, William R. 1934
        • Wetherell, Carl B. 1939
      • 61-8
        • Wheeler, Wheeler & Wheeler 1930
        • White, David 1933
        • White, David 1934 (U.S. Maccabi Ass'n.)
        • White, Edward S. 1937
        • White, Eva W. 1927-1934
        • White, Florence 1928 see Tippy, Worth M.
        • White, Joseph C. 1940 (Boston Public Schools)
        • White, Lewis M. 1939 see also Goldman, Mayer C., Col.
        • White, M.J. 1926 (Office of the Surgeon General)
        • White, P.B. 1934 (The Psychological Exchange)
        • White, R. Clyde 1934
        • White, Walter 1934-1935 (NAACP)
        • White, William A., Dr. 1927-1937 (Supt., St. Elizabeth's Hospital)
        • Whitin, E. Stagg 1930-1936 (Nat. comm. on Prisons & Prison Labor)
        • Whiting, Royal G., Mrs. 1939 (in re Alper, B.)
        • Whitman, Alfred F. 1928 (Ch. Aid Ass'n.)
        • Whitman, E.A. 1936
        • Whitman, Emily 1937 (father: Alfred)
        • Whitman, Fannie M. (Mrs. Alfred F.) 1934
        • Whitney, G.D. 1934
        • Whitney, Harold P. 1937-1938
        • Whyte, William 1937
      • 61-9
        • Wickersham, George W., Hon. 1928-1934 (Wickersham Report)
        • Wiegandt, Ernst, Dr. 1926 (Leipzig)
        • Wiekinng, Friedrike 1926 (Berlin)
        • Wiener, David 1926
        • Wigmore, John H., Dean 1933-1937 (North-western Law School)
        • Wilks, S.S. 1935 (Prof., Princeton Univ.)
        • Willbach, Harry 1935
      • 62-1
        • Willebrandt, Mabel, Mrs. 1926-1929
        • Willey, Malcolm M. 1929
        • Williams, Curtis A. 1936
        • Williams, Edward 1930
        • Williams, Gertrude, Mrs. 1933
        • Williams, Homer L. 1929
        • Williams, Howell 1933-1934
        • Williams, James M. 1931
        • Williams, Robert W. 1937
        • Williams, T.C. (The People v. Diaz & De Jesus)
        • Williamson, R.H. 1929
        • Wills, A.L., Miss 1934
        • Wills, Grace 1932 (Lincoln House)
        • Wilner, Charles, Dr. 1936
        • Wilson, G.G., Prof. 1927-1931
        • Wilson, Isabel 1939
        • Wilson, Mabel R. 1940
        • Winer, N.J. 1931
        • Winn, Margaret E. 1928
        • Winslow, Gertrude L., Mrs. 1929-1935
        • Winslow, Richard S. 1931-1937
        • Wirth, Frederick, Jr. 1934
        • Wise, Stephen S. 1925-1936
        • Wiseman, Willie Mae 1938
      • 62-2
        • Wittpenn, Caroline B., Mrs. 1930
        • Wlascinski, John T. 1937
        • Wolfe, Paul 1938
        • Wollan, Kenneth I. 1938
        • Women's City Club of Boston
        • Women's City Club of Cincinnati see Lewis, L.
        • Women's Educational & Industrial Union of Boston
        • Women's Prison Ass'n. of New York see Hunt, E. Mebane
        • Wonders, Wallace K. 1929
        • Wood, Arthur D. 1928-1934 (American Parole Ass'n.)
        • Wood, Arthur E. 1931-1933
        • Wood, Catherine H. 1929
        • Wood, Iris L. 1931
        • Woodberry, Laura G. 1927 (Family Welfare Society of Boston)
        • Woodbridge, Frederick 1938-1939
        • Woods, Arthur, Col. 1926-1928
        • Woolley, Arthur 1932-1936 (State v. Green)
        • Worcester Girls' Club see Dodge, Dora E.
        • Workers' Travel Association 1936
        • Works Progress Adm. of Denver, Colorado see Schwieso, Charles, Jr.
        • Wotton, J.E. 1932
        • Wrenn, C. Gilbert 1933
        • Wright, Donald C. 1931 (in re reprints in Police Journal)
        • Wright, Harry Thomson 1936
        • Wright, James F. 1930-1933 (Pathfinders of America, Inc.)
        • Wright, Lucy 1938
        • Wu, John C.H. 1929-1935 (Shanghai)
        • Wyle, Clement J. 1939
        • Wylegala, Victor B. 1939 (Judge, Children's Court of Erie County)
        • Wynn, S.J. Hugo 1936
    • 62-3 X Y Z - Miscellany
      • Yahkub, Thomas 1936
      • Yale University
      • Yates, Robert M. 1936
      • Yawger, N.S., Dr.
      • Yoakum, Clarence S., Dean 1939
      • York, Robert A. 1936
      • Yorkville Civic Council 1935 see Manning, R.; McFadden, R.
      • Young, B.L. 1932 (Commissioner of Probation)
      • Young, Donald, Dr. 1934 (in re Hoefer)
      • Young, Paul Campbell 1931
      • Youngstown Public Schools 1935 see T.E. Jones
      • Ytten, 1926 ( Interlaken, Switzerland)
      • Zelitch's book 1934
      • Ziff, Roslyn 1936
      • Zimmerman, 1940
      • Zinsser, Hans, Dr. 1939
      • Zoline, Joseph T. 1934 ( Univ. of Chicago Law Review)
      • Zook, George F. 1926 (President, The Municipal University of Akron)
  • b. MAJOR CORRESPONDENCE; MISCELLANEOUS CORRESPONDENCE 1941-1971
    • 62-4 Abe, Haruo 1954-1961
    • 62-5 Abrahamsen, David 1945-1960
    • 62-6 Academy of Religion and Mental Health 1963-1967
    • 62-7 Addison-Wesley Publishing Co., Inc. 1953-1969
    • 62-8 Administration of Criminal Justice: clippings
    • 62-9 to 62-11 Aid to students
    • Alcoholism
      see
      Murtaugh, John M.(M-Miscellany)
    • 62-12 to 63-3 Alfred A. Knopf Inc.
      Corr. about publication of various Glueck MSS; contains corr. with publisher Alfred A. Knopf and various editors of the firm
    • 63-4 Alfred Adler Consultation Center and Mental Hygiene clinic 1955
    • 63-5 Alper, Benedict S. 1932-1952
    • 63-6 American Academy of Arts and Sciences 1933-1971
    • 63-7 American Association for the Advancement of Science 1969
    • 63-8 to 63-10 American Bar Association
      Corr. with various committee chairmen and other A.B.A. matters; Folders 63-9 and 63-10 contain corr. about Committee on Juvenile Delinquency (Judge Breitenbach)
    • 63-11 American Correctional Association 1943-1944
      Includes corr. with various editors of the American Journal of Correction
    • 64-1 American Historical Association 1943-1944
    • 64-2 American Jewish Committee 1944-1961
      American Journal of Psychiatry
      see
      American Psychiatric Association
    • 64-3 to 64-6 American Law Institute
      • 64-3 1931-1940
      • 64-4 1951-1955
      • 64-5 1956-1959
      • 64-6 1960-1966
      • see also
        Lewis, William Draper
    • 64-7 The American Mercury 1945-1952
      see also
      Spivak, Lawrence
    • 64-8 American Orthopsychiatric Association 1959-1963
      see also
      Menninger, Karl A.
      American Prison Association
      see
      Cass, E. R.
    • 64-9 American Psychiatric Association 1943-1971
      Includes corr. with various editors of the American Journal of Psychiatry
    • 64-10 American Psychiatric Association - Isaac Ray Award Board 1961-1967
    • 64-11 American Society of Criminology 1960-1968
    • 64-12 American Society of International Law 1945, 1959-1969
      American Viewpoint, The
      see
      Mayer, Herbert C. (M-Miscellany)
    • 65-1 American Youth Congress 1936-1938
    • 65-2 Ames Competition 1939, 1948, 1951-1962
    • 65-3 The Annals (American Academy of Political & Social Sciences) 1930-1964
    • 65-4 "Asherman Act", Ohio Senate Bill No. 9 1947
    • 65-5 Association of American Law Schools 1935-1957
    • 65-6 Association Internationale de Droit Penal 1947-1949, 1961, 1962, 1969
    • 65-7 Associations - Miscellaneous
      • American Association of University Women 1951
      • American Association of Scientific Workers 1949
      • American Child Guidance Foundation 1961
      • American Council of Learned Societies 1952
      • American Council on Public Affairs 1943
      • American Farm Bureau Federation 1955
      • American Federation for Polish Jews 1945
      • American Institute of Religion 1965-1966
      • American Medical Writers' Association 1964
      • American Political Science Association 1951-1952
      • American Psychological Association 1927, 1955
      • American Psychopathological Association 1946
      • American Sociological Association 1964
      • Atlanta Commission on Crime and Juvenile Delinquency 1965-1966
    • Augustus, John - Centennial
      see
      National Probation and Parole Association
    • 65-8 Authors League of America Inc. 1943, 1945-1947
    • 65-9 Autographs: requests for 1957-1970
    • 65-10 to 65-11 A - Miscellany
      • 65-10
        • Abrahamson, Emanuel M. 1955
        • ABT Associates see McDonnell, John(M-Miscellany)
        • Adams, Marilyn L. 1963
        • Adams, Stuart, Dr. 1965
        • Adler, Frederick S. 1941
        • Adler, Johann Anton, Dr. 1959
        • Airey, Bruce 1936-1942
        • Aldrich, Alexander 1963
        • Alexander, Myrl E. 1942
        • Alexanderson, Thomas 1958
        • Alfange, Dean 1942
        • Alger, Arthur 1961-1963
        • Alinsky, Saul 1945-1949, 1942-1943
        • Allen, Francis A., Prof. 1959-1960
        • Almaraz, Jose 1941
        • Almeida, Justine 1954
        • Alsop clipping 1969
      • 65-11
        • Altschuler, Jonathan 1953
        • Amadeo, Santos P. 1951
        • Amael, Frank E. 1954
        • Ambruster, Howard W. 1943 see War Criminals
        • American Anthropologist 1950
        • The American Review on the Soviet Union 1945
        • Ammann, John J. 1949
        • Ancel, Marc, Judge 1952
        • Anderson, Donald K. 1952
        • Anderson, Roger J. 1966
        • Angell, Ernest 1943
        • Angell, James 1946
        • Anneveldt, E.J. 1948
        • Aougi, Mustafa El 1960
        • Arlen, Al 1961
        • Armstrong, Walter P. 1956
        • Arnett, Duff 1944
        • Aronow, Evelyn Nell 1966
        • Aronson, Moses J. 1936-1942
        • Aschaffenburg, G. 1930-1943
        • Ashkenazi, Herzi 1962
        • Associated Press Newsfeatures 1962
        • Atomic Development Mutual Corporation 1956
        • Atwood, Charles H. 1960
        • Auerbach, William 1940, 1946
        • Auslander, Audrey 1944
        • Avery, Chester P., Jr. 1961
    • 65-12 Bar Exam References 1960-1961
      Barnett, Robert E.
      see
      Massachusetts Law Quarterly(M-Miscellany)
    • 65-13 Barry, John V., Justice 1936-1964
    • 65-14 Bastin, Henley V. 1936
    • 65-15 to 66-1 Bates, Sanford 1926-1969
    • 66-2 Battle, George 1925-1932 (Nat.Comm. on Prisons)
    • 66-3 Bazelon, David L. 1956, 1960, 1961
      Includes text of Judge Bazelon's Brandeis Memorial Lecture, delivered March 14, 1960.
    • 66-4 Beers, Clifford W. 1926-1938
      Corr. with various committees concerned with national hygiene
    • 66-5 Bell, Marjorie 1936-1942 (Nat. Probation Ass'n.)
    • 66-6 Bennett, James V. 1938-1961
    • 66-7 Berolzheimer, Fritz. THE WORLD'S LEGAL PHILOSOPHIES (book). 1924
    • 66-8 Bettman, Alfred 1927-1949
    • 66-9 to 66-12 Big Brother and Big Sister Federation, Inc. 1934-1936
    • 67-1 Billikopf, Jacob 1931-1950
    • 67-2 Bolster, Wilfred, Chief Justice 1930-1939
    • 67-3 Boston, Mass. Youth Service Board 1948-1960
    • 67-4 Boston Public Library 1935-1940, 1945
    • 67-5 Boyd, Julian P. 1942
      Corr. re edition of H.L. Mencken Letters
    • 67-6 Brandeis, Louis Dembitz 1933-1937
    • 67-7 Brandeis University 1947
    • 67-8 to 67-9 Brandeis University, Lemberg Center for the Study of Violence 1966-1969
    • 67-10 Bromberg, Walter, Dr. 1937-1941
    • 67-11 Burns, John J., Judge 1931-1938
    • 67-12 Burroughs Newsboys Foundation 1931-1947
    • 68-1 to 68-7 B - Miscellany
      • 68-1
        • Babson Institute of Business Administration 1954
        • Baker, John C., Dean 1943
        • Baker, Joseph, M.D. 1969
        • Baker, Voorhis & Co. 1944
        • Baldwin, Alfred L. 1955
        • Balestra, Carlos Fontan 1947
        • Ball, Joseph, Hon. 1943
        • Ball, Philip H. 1958
        • Balogh, Joseph K. 1957
        • Balopticon Projection Machine 1946
        • Baltimore, Police Commissioner of 1960
        • Bang, Marjorie, Mrs. 1961
        • Bannister, L. Ward 1952
        • Barkley, Alben W. 1941
        • Barnard, Ellsworth 1941
        • Barnes, Claude T. 1946
        • Barnes, Harry Elmer 1953
        • Barr, David S. 1959
        • Barr, Mortimer 1950
        • Barron, Jennie 1963
        • Barron, Samuel Barron, Mr. & Mrs. 1956
        • Barry, Joseph P. 1961
        • Bartemeier, Leo H., M.D. 1962-1964
        • Basic Books, Inc. 1969
        • Baskir, Philip 1959
        • Bator, Paul M. 1961
        • Battisti, Judge F. 1965
        • Baxter, James P. III 1942
        • Baxter, Richard 1964
      • 68-2
        • Beacon Paperback series in the Law 1963-1964
        • Beale, Joseph Henry
        • Beam, Kenneth 1951
        • Beatley, Bancroft 1944
        • Beaute, M. 1951
        • Beck, Thelton D. 1962-1963
        • Beckham, W.H. 1942
        • Bedeau, Hugo A. 1961 (Capital Punishment)
        • Beebe, Ralph A. 1949 (Doubleday & Co.)
        • Beeley, Arthur L. 1955-1959
        • Belbey, Jose, Dr. 1938-1958
        • Belgian American Educational Foundation, Inc. 1943
        • Bell, Thomas W., Jr. 1962
        • Bellamy, Raymond F. 1947
        • Belli, Melvin M. 1962
        • Bellow, Gary 1960-1962 (former student)
        • Belsheim, Edmund O., Dean 1953
        • Bender, W.J. 1945
        • Benjamin, Edward N. 1949
        • Benjamin, Robert M. 1951
        • Bennett, Dale E. 1957
        • Berelson see Ford Foundation
        • Berger, Michael 1962-1964
        • Bergstrand, Bergitta 1952-1953
        • Berman, Bayard F. 1950
        • Bernays, Edward L, Foundation Lectures 1963-1964
        • Bernstein, Charles C. 1951
        • Berry, Charles N., Jr. 1946
        • Bettman, Gilbert 1960-1963
        • Beshai, James 1966
        • Beth Israel Hospital 1952
        • Bettis, Moody C. 1947
        • Beutel, Frederick K. 1946-1960
        • Bevins, Wesley E., Jr. 1956
        • Bhumgara, K. 1959
      • 68-3
        • Biddle, Francis 1932-1933
        • Bierer, Joshua 1954-1960
        • Biggs, John Jr., Judge 1951-1956
        • Biggs, Earl R., Sergeant 1952
        • Binavince, E.S., Prof. 1962-1966
        • Binford, Jessie F. 1954
        • Bindman, Arthur, Dr. 1956
        • Biographical Encyclopedia of the World 1941-1947
        • Bird, David 1964
        • "Bird-man of Alcatraz" see Furman, Lee(F-Miscellany)
        • Birthright, Inc. 1947
        • Bishop, J.W. 1943
        • Bississo, Saadi, Dr. 1954
        • Bittel, Jordan 1953
      • 68-4
        • Black, George 1937
        • Blackmar, Elinor 1926
        • Blair, George R.
        • Blake, A. Mitchell 1940
        • Blanchard, Arthur F. 1941
        • Blanchard, Roger 1936
        • Blanshard, Paul 1942 see Society for the Prevention of Crime
        • Blau, Theodore H. 1959
        • Blaustein, Jacob 1945
        • Blegen, Theodore C., Dr. see American Historical Association
        • Bloch, Herbert A., Prof. 1952-1957
        • Blom, Daniel C. 1950-1951
        • Blom, S. see MacCormick, A.H.
        • Blondeel, Jan L.J., Dr. 1948
        • Blount, D. Perry, Mrs. 1951
        • Blue, George R. 1962
        • Blue Book, The 1969
      • 68-5
        • Boardman, Donnell, M.D. 1967
        • Bobbs-Merrill 1964
        • Boesch, Emil E. 1948
        • Bogatin, Murray 1949
        • Bohen, Pearl 1951
        • Bok, Curtis 1959
        • Bok, Derek 1954-1955
        • Bok, Sissela (Mrs. Derek) 1971
        • Boney, George Frank 1955
        • Bongiovanni, Joseph N., Jr. 1955
        • Book of Knowledge 1963
        • Books - sent out by 3/3/1952
        • Boorstein, Seymour, M.D. 1968
        • Borenstein, Emanuel 1953
        • Bornstein, Sam 1956
        • Borrillo, Theodore A. 1959-1961
        • Borstal, H.M., Institution 1932 see also Field, Henry(F-Miscellany)
        • Borys, John 1959
        • Bossard, James H.S., Prof. 1953-1960
        • Bostock, John 1953
        • Boston Bar Association 1946-1949
        • Boston Herald, The 1967
        • Boston Legal Aid Society, The 1944
        • Boston Post, The 1945
        • Boston School Committee 1952
        • Boston Social Service Exchange, Inc. 1963
        • Boston University Citizenship Project 1958
        • Botein, Bernard, Judge 1956
        • Bounds, V.L. 1949
        • Bowden, Elliott 1967
        • Bower, Chester L. 1956
        • Bowie, Professor 1949, 1952 (memoranda)
        • Bowman, Karl M. 1959
        • Box, Charles V. 1954
        • Boyer, Harry 1950
        • Boys Ranch of West Texas 1959
        • Boys' Town Plan of Massachusetts 1951
      • 68-6
        • Braceland, Francis J., M.D. 1960
        • Bradford, Robert F. 1944-1948 see also Noxon, John F.
        • Brass, Sadie M. 1952-1953
        • Breeding, Lynne, Mrs. 1958
        • Breen, Philip 1960
        • Breguet, Rene, Dr. 1939
        • Breitenbach see American Bar Association, Committee on Juvenile Delinquency
        • Brett, Peter 1954
        • Brewer, A.C. 1954
        • Brewster, Kingman 1962-1966
        • Bricker amendment 1953
        • Brickner, Paul 1963
        • Briggs, Lloyd Cabot, Dr. 1965
        • Briggs Law
        • Brinton, Howard T. 1960
        • Briscoe, Robert, Hon. 1958-1959
        • British Columbia, The University of 1950
        • British Journal of Delinquency 1950-1951
        • British Journal of Social Psychiatry 1971
        • British Medical Journal 1955
        • BRITTANICA JUNIOR (encyclopedia) 1960
        • Broadhurst, Austin, Esq. 1951-1952
        • Brockton (Mass.), The College Club of 1967
        • Bronner, Augusta, Dr. 1959
        • Bronson, Howard E. 1954
        • Brooke, Edward W., Hon. 1963-1968
        • Brooks, Alexander D., Prof. 1965
        • Brooks, Earnest C., Hon. 1952
        • Brooks, Lawrence G., Judge 1962
        • Brooks, Lee M., Prof. 1951
        • Brookside School 1953
        • Brosnahan, James J., Jr. 1959
        • Brown vs Baldi see Levinson, David(L-Miscellany)
        • Brown, Matthew 1952
        • Brown, Tom 1959
        • Brown, W.H. 1947
        • Brownell, Herbert, Hon. 1956 (address by)
      • 68-7
        • Brunori see Mueller, G.O.W.
        • Bryan, George P. 1952
        • Bryan, P. Jackson 1951-1955
        • Bschor, F., Dr. med. 1951
        • Buchman, Frank N.D., Dr. 1961 (newspaper article)
        • Buchwalder see Mental Health
        • Buck, Paul H. 1945-1946
        • Buckle, Donald, Dr. 1957
        • Buffalo Law Review article see Dession, George H.(D-Miscellany)
        • Buggs, John A. 1958
        • Buhl, John Palle 1948
        • Bullock, Matthew W. 1945
        • Bullock, Samuel H., Rev. 1957
        • Bundy, McGeorge 1961
        • Burckhardt, Lukas H., Prof. 1954-1963
        • Burger, Warren E., Chief Justice 1970-1971
        • Burnham, A.C. 1946
        • Burns, Vincent 1938
        • Burr, Tucker, Mrs. 1936
        • Burroughs, Harry E., Mrs. 1953
        • Burwell, C. Sidney, Dr. 1936, 1948
        • Buttrick, George A. 1957-1965
    • 68-8 Cabot, Richard, Dr. 1924-1958
    • 68-9 Cantor, Nathaniel 1926-1943
    • 68-10 Cardozo, Benjamin Nathan 1925-1938
    • 68-11 Carroll, Denis, Dr. 1950-1954 see also Third International Congress on Criminologyin SERIES XIII. COMMISSIONS, COMMITTEES, CONFERENCES
    • 69-1 Case histories 1820-1963
      Includes case histories from various sources
    • 69-2 to 69-3 Cass, E.R. 1924-1957
      E.R. Cass General Secretary of The American Prison Association
    • 69-4 Cavers, David F. 1942, 1956-1958
    • 69-5 Chandler, Henry P. 1943, 1950-1958
    • 69-6 Chappell, Richard A. 1939-1961 see also American Bar Association
    • 69-7 Chessman, Caryl 1959-1962
    • 69-8 Chicago Bar Association 1948
    • 69-9 Children's Protective Association 1952
    • 69-10 Children's Village, Dobbs Ferry, N.Y. 1957-1958
    • 69-11 Chittenden, Thomas S. 1962-1970
      Chute, Charles L.
      see
      National Probation and Parole Association
    • 69-12 City Wide Emergency Committee on Health and Recreation, Boston, Mass. 1934-1935
      Clark, Grenville
      see
      World Law
    • 69-13 Clark, Tom, Associate Justice, U.S. Supr. Court 1966
    • 69-14 Clippings
      S.G. - "Address: Hamburg"; Nuernberg Trials; H. Law School Record article in re sex criminals; Miscellaneous -
    • 70-1 Cochrane, Nelson N. 1936-1966
      Head Social Worker for many years at the Mass. Dept. of Correction, State Prison Colony, Norfolk, Mass.
    • 70-2 Cohen, Maxwell 1939-1954
    • 70-3 Cohen, Morris Raphael, Professor 1933-1962
      Professor of the College of the City of New York and President of the Conference on Jewish relations
    • 70-4 Collin, Fernand 1927-1964
    • 70-5 Collins, Cornelius F. 1931-1934
      Conference on Mental Factors in Crime
      see
      Parsons, Herbert C.
    • 70-6 Cooley, Edwin J. 1927-1952
      Court of General Sessions
    • 70-7 Columbia Pictures Corporation 1943-1944
    • 70-8 Commercial Crime Commission 1934-1935
    • 70-9 Committee on Cooperation with National Associations
    • 70-10 Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies 1940-1941
      Commonwealth of Massachusetts
      see
      Massachusetts
    • 70-11 Cornil, Paul 1930-1967, 1971
    • 70-12 Council of Social Work Education 1963
    • 70-13 Cressey, Donald R. 1958-1960
    • 70-14 Criminal law: case decisions 1953
      Material for examination questions
    • 70-15 to 71-2 Criminal law: examination questions
      Questions for SG's courses
    • 71-3 Criminal law: recent projects for improvement
      1935-1941
    • 71-4 Criminologic course for lawyers 1960
    • 71-5 Criminology clippings
    • 71-6 Cummings, Homer 1934-1947
    • 71-7 to 72-4 C - Miscellany
      • 71-7
        • Cacioppo, Anthony J. 1953
        • Cadwell, Louise M. 1954
        • Cahn, Edward L. 1950
        • Cahn, Julius 1952
        • Caldwell, Morris G. 1943
        • Caldwell, Robert G. 1963
        • California Bar Examination 1950-1966
        • California Youth Authority 1957-1965
        • Cambridge (Mass.), Office of the City Solicitor 1953
        • Cambridge (Mass.), Court Clinic Report 1959
        • Cameron, A.G. 1958
        • Campbell, I.D., Prof. 1952
        • Campbell, Robert S., Jr. 1953
        • Campinchi, Mme. 1931
        • Caner, G. Colket 1951
        • Canham, Erwin D. 1958-1959
        • Canivell, Joaquin Martin 1961-1966
        • Cannon, Walter B., Dr. 1946 (memorial to)
        • Cantor, Donald J. 1959-1966
        • Caplan, Ruth 1969
        • Caplin, Donald 1962-1963
        • Caproni, Leo F. 1953
        • Carmer, Carl 1944
        • Carmichael, Leonard, Dr. 1933-1945
        • Carnegie Endowment for International Peace 1943-1948
        • Carnegie Foundation, The 1957 see also Vaughn, K.W.(V-Miscellany)
        • Carp, Frances M., Dr. 1960
        • Carter, Albert B.. 1932-1942, 1956-1959
        • Carter, G.F. 1953
        • Carter, R.B. 1939-1942
        • Caruso case 1948
      • 72-1
        • Case, Harold C., Dr. 1953-1955
        • CASE ( Comm. of the Arts & Sciences for Eisenhower) 1956
        • Case & Comment 1967
        • Casey, Barbara 1954
        • Casner, A. James, Prof. 1942, 1958-1966
        • Cass, Edward R., Hon. 1970
        • Cass, Leo J., M.D. 1963
        • Cassidy, H.M. 1944
        • Castellanos, Israel, Dr. 1931-1932
        • Castendyck, Elsa 1939, 1943
        • Castle, Guy 1952
        • Catalogues 1953
        • Cavalli, Ralph L., Lt. Col. 1969
        • Cavan, Ruth S., Prof. 1955-1957
        • Cawley, Clifford
        • Celler, Emanuel, Hon. 1949, 1957-1959
        • Cerutti, Dino 1951
      • 72-2
        • Cha, Yong Suk 1966-1967
        • Chafee, Z., III 1958
        • Chan, Regina 1957
        • Chanlen, Col. 1945 see
          Charron, Paul-Emile 1958
        • Chase, Frederick H., Esq. 1941
        • Chase, Mary D., Mrs. 1945
        • Chatfield, John S. 1960
        • Chayes, Abram J. 1954-1964
        • Cheadle, Bruce D. 1958
        • Cheatham, Elliott E. 1944
        • Chevalter, Maurice 1956
        • Childers, Peggy 1948
        • CHILDREN OF DIVORCE 1953
        • Chimook, Leon 1955
        • Chittenden County (Vermont) Regional Planning Commission 1970
        • Choynowski, Mieczyslaw, Dr. 1956
        • Chrisney, Judson Clark 1948
        • Christensen, Ragnar 1950
        • Christian Science Monitor, The 1934, 1937, 1959
        • Christopher, Thomas W., Prof. 1953
        • Christopher, Warren M., Esq. 1957
        • Cia, Felipe M. 1943
        • Citizens' Committee for Children of N.Y.C., Inc. 1958
      • 72-3
        • Clark, Arthur B., Jr. 1959
        • Clark, Dorris 1946
        • Clarke, Junius Jr. 1954
        • Cleckley, Hervey M. 1950
        • Clemmer, Donald 1950
        • Cleveland Community Action For Youth, Inc. 1964
        • Clinard, Marshall B. 1958-1960
        • Clinchy, Russell J. 1952
        • Clos, M. Michael 1969
        • Coates, Albert 1929-1952
        • Coates, Susanne E. 1968
        • Cobin, Herbert L. 1958
        • Coca, Arthur, M.D. 1947
        • Coe, Charles Francis 1952-1953
        • Cohart, Edward M., M.D. 1953
        • Cohen, Benjamin V. 1942
        • Cohen, Charles S. 1958
        • Cohen, Daniel 1964
        • Cohen, Louis D. 1956
        • Cohen, Louis H., M.D. 1942
        • Cohen, Neil J. 1960-1961
        • Coleman, Charles T. 1945
        • Coleman, John, Jr. 1952
        • Coleman, W.T. 1943-1944
        • Collier, Abraham T. 1957
        • Collier, P.F. & Son 1947
        • Collins, Bruce E., Sr. 1955
        • Collins, John F., The Hon. 1961
        • Collins, Marcus W. 1947, 1950
        • The Colony 1952
        • Columbia University 1935-1948 (misc.)
        • Comerford, Richard, Esq. 1956
        • Comic Books 1955
        • Commentary 1952-1960
        • Commission of the Arts & Sciences for Eisenhower see CASE(C-Miscellany)
        • Commission to Study The Organization of Peace 1943
        • Committee for One Million 1954
        • Community Mental Health Journal 1965-1966
      • 72-4
        • Concord (Mass.) Public Schools 1960
        • Connecticut Bar Journal 1949, 1951
        • Connelly, John, Judge 1950
        • The Contemporary Casebook Series 1948
        • Cook, G. Yates 1951
        • Cook, Walter 1957
        • Cooke, Dwight 1954
        • Coolidge, Arthur W., Hon. 1947 (9-page letter on crime prevention)
        • Cooper, Irving Ben, Hon. 1953-1959
        • Cooper, Viola 1945
        • Corcoran, John, Hon. 1944
        • Cordes, C. F., Jr., Col. JAGC 1953
        • Corey, Ralph E. 1955
        • Coriat, Isador H., Dr. 1942
        • Cornell Law Quarterly 1948, 1949, 1952-1955
        • Cornell, Winston R. 1950
        • Coronet June 1947
        • Correra, Michele M., Dr. 1970
        • Cory, H., Dr. (newspaper clipping 2-2-1947)
        • Costello, Kathleen 1945
        • Cotter, R.J. 1944
        • Coughlan, John D. 1953-1957
        • Council of Social & Athletic Clubs 1964
        • Covert, Charles R. 1945
        • Coward-McCann, Inc. 1949
        • Cox, Archibald 1953-1964
        • Cox, Channing 1943 (Old Colony Trust Co.)
        • Cox, Oscar 1942-1943
        • Crapart see Glueck, Sheldon: Joint writings with Eleanor T. Glueck. Unraveling Juvenile Delinquency (translation).
        • Craven, Cicely 1935-1949 (The Harvard League, London)
        • Creel, George 1945
        • Crime and Delinquency 1967
        • Crime Magazine 1951
        • Cripe, Clair
        • Cronin, Francis P.L. 1952
        • Croog, Myra L. 1954
        • Cross, S.H. 1942 (Harvard)
        • Crowell, Rhoda M. 1952-1963
        • Crowley, F.X. Kaine 1965
        • Cummins, Evelyn F., Mrs. 1954
        • Cunningham, William P. 1948, 1953-1962
        • Curley, James M. 1945
        • Curran, Frank J., M.D. 1953
        • Current Thought on Peace and War 1966
        • Cushing, Richard J., Cardinal 1957
        • Cuthill, Harold C. 1942
        • Cutler, Leslie B., Hon. 1967, 1971
    • 72-5 d'Alleaume 1949-1950
    • 72-6 Dash, Samuel 1950-1970
    • Defenders, Public
      see
      Public Defenders
    • 72-7 De Grazia, Alfred 1957-1961
    • Delinquents in the Making
      see
      Glueck, Sheldon: Joint writings with Eleanor T. Glueck
    • 72-8 De Profundis, being an anthology of creative writing by inmates of America's prisons, selected and edited by Sheldon Glueck
    • 72-9 Deutsch, Albert 1936-1961
    • 72-10 DeVarennes, Pierre 1957-1967, 1946-1947
    • 73-1 Dickey, John 1946-1960 (President, Dartmouth College)
    • 73-2 Dimmitt, Harrison S. 1937-1948
    • DiTullio, Benigno
      see
      Mueller, Gerhard, O.W.
    • 73-3 Donovan, James B. 1946-1947, 1951-1965
    • 73-4 Doyle, Henry Grattan 1937-1957
    • 73-5 Drinan, Robert F. 1959-1970
    • 73-6 Dunham, Lawrence 1929-1938
    • 73-7 Durham case 1954-1955, 1960
    • 73-8 to 73-10 D - Miscellany
      • 73-8
        • Daily, William H. 1966
        • Dakin, William 1956
        • Dalhousie University 1944, 1958
        • Dana, Richard H. 1950
        • Dando, Shigemitsu, Prof. 1950-1960
        • Danziger, Max J. 1971
        • Darling, Kenneth G. 1944
        • Daru, Robert 1942
        • Datta, Lois-ellin 1955
        • Davenport, Charles B. 1940-1941
        • Davis, Barbara A. 1962
        • Davis, David B. 1954-1955
        • Davis, Elmer 1943
        • Davis, Kathleen 1960
        • Day, Florence R. 1956
        • Day, J. Tuckerman 1936-1942
        • Dayton, Theodore, Mrs. 1963
        • Dayton Daily News 1959
        • Dean, Gordon 1945, 1950
        • DeBaer, Marcel, General 1942-1945 see
          War Criminals corr.
        • Debevoise, Eli W. 1951, 1960
        • DeBroff, Morton B., Esq. 1955-1957
        • DeBus, R.L. 1959
        • deGrazia, Jessica 1968
        • de las Alas, Dolores G. 1948-1949
        • Delierneux, Adolphe 1947
        • Delinquency see Life magazine(article in 3/2/1946 issue) (L-Miscellany)
        • Delinquency Control Institute 1949
        • Demerath, N.J., Prof. 1954
        • Democratic State Committee, Crime Advisory Group (Mass.) 1967
      • 73-9
        • Deretchin, Joseph 1952
        • Des Moines (Iowa) Child Guidance Center 1948
        • Desmond, Thomas C., The Hon. 1946
        • Dession, George H., Prof. 1946, 1950-1956
        • De Vabres, Donnedieu, Prof. 1949
        • Devereux, Foundation, The 1962
        • Devlin, Arthur E. 1951
        • Devlin, James N. 1953-1955
        • Dewey, Thomas, Hon. 1954
        • Diaz Gonzalez, Abraham, Chancellor 1968
        • DiCarlo, Joseph W. 1951
        • Dickerson, Roy E. 1941
        • Dickerson, Sonja 1952
        • Dickinson, Edwin D. 1942
        • Dimond, Anthony J. 1944
        • Dimsdle, Wilford 1967
        • Dinis, Edmund, Hon. 1960
        • Diplomatic Affairs Foundation 1943
        • Disney, Shawn 1969
        • Displaced Persons, Citizens' Committee on 1947
        • DiTullio see Mueller, G.O.W.
        • Dobbs, Harrison A. 1941
        • Dolaptchieff, Nicholas, Prof. 1936, 1948
        • Dollard, John, Prof. 1951
        • Dominican Republic, Minister of the 1941 (Trujillo)
        • Donmezer, Sulhi, Prof. 1955-1956
        • Donovan, Robert J. 1953
        • Donovan, William J., General 1945, 1950
      • 73-10
        • Dooley, Elizabeth 1954
        • Doubleday & Company 1969
        • Douglas, Paul, Senator 1950-1952
        • Douglas Hospital, Verdun, Quebec, Can. 1965
        • Douglass, Joseph H. 1959
        • Doyle, Frederick T. 1941, 1947
        • Dragoumis, Philip, Hon. 1944
        • Dressler, David 1946-1969
        • Driscoll, Mary see Jamison(J-Miscellany)
        • Drucker, Joseph J. 1946
        • Dukakis, Michael S. 1965
        • Dulles, John Foster 1954
        • Dupertuis, C.W. 1953-1954
        • Dupree, John L. 1957
        • Dussault, J. Marcelle, M.D. 1952
        • Dyer, Harry L. 1945
        • Dyer, J.P. 1941
    • 73-11 Edsall, David L. 1932-1933
      Dean, Harvard Medical School
    • 73-12 Ehrmann, Herbert Brutus 1928-1965
      Corr. re Capital punishment
    • Ehrmann, Sara R.
      see
      Ehrmann, Herbert Brutus
    • 73-13 Eichmann Trial 1961-1962
    • 73-14 Eisenhower, Dwight D., President, United States
    • 74-1 Ellis, William J. 1930-1937
    • 74-2 Emanuel M. Abrahamson Foundation for Research in Hypoglycemia 1956
    • 74-3 Emergency Committee to Save the Jewish People
    • Encyclopedia of Social Science
      see
      Johnson, Alvin
    • England (Misc. correspondence)
      see
      Glueck, Sheldon: English correspondents (Misc.)
    • 74-4 to 74-5 E - Miscellany
      • 74-4
        • Eastman, Harry L., Judge 1934, 1961 (County of Cuyahoga, Cleveland, Ohio)
        • Eaton, Frederick M. 1966
        • Ebaugh, Franklin G., M.D. 1941, 1953
        • Ecob, Katharine G. 1953
        • Edgewater Beach Hotel, Chicago 1946
        • Edison, Charles 1941
        • Edley, Christopher F., Esq. 1956
        • Edwards, William B. 1965
        • Eff, Adam 1950
        • Egri, Lajos 1944-1949, 1959
        • Ehrenzweig, Albert A. 1964
        • Elam, Stanley 1957
        • Elder, J.P., Dean 1963
        • Eliot, Thomas D., Prof. 1934-1935, 1946-1963
        • Eliot, Thomas H. 1950
        • Elkes, J., Prof. 1957
      • 74-5
        • Ellepola, Savitri 1966
        • Eller, Joseph J., M.D. 1967
        • Elliott, Mabel A. 1928-1934, 1957
        • Elman, William J. 1956
        • Ely, Robert Coleman 1959 (Alaska)
        • Emory, Melissa 1952
        • Encyclopedia of Criminology 1948
        • English, O. Spurgeon, M.D. 1946
        • Ensher, Robert J., Esq. 1951-1954
        • Epilepsy see Offutt(O-Miscellany)
        • Eraud, Christiane, Mlle 1951
        • Ernst, Harry Dean 1955
        • Ersen, Faruk 1953
        • Ervin, Sam J., Jr., Hon. 1961-1964
        • Esmiol, Pattison, M.D.
        • Espy, Herbert G. 1954
        • Estabrooks, G.H. 1959-1965
        • Evans, Alona E., Prof. 1963
        • Evjen, Victor H. 1940-1962
    • 74-6 Fajrajzen, Stephano, Dr. 1939-1955
    • 74-7 Federal Security Agency 1941-1952
    • 74-8 Felstiner, James P. 1956-1970
    • 74-9 Ferencz, Benjamin B. 1941-1968
      see also
      War Crimes
    • 74-10 Ferracuti, Franco 1959-1962
    • 74-11 Filteau, Eugene 1936-1943
    • 74-12 Fisher, Robert M., Prof. 1962-1967
    • 74-13 to 75-6 Foundations
      • 74-13 General corr. 1949-1951
      • 74-14 Requests for funds 1945-1951
      • 74-15 Commonwealth Fund 1933-1971
      • 75-1 Ford Foundation 1951-1965
      • 75-2 Guggenheim Foundation 1931-1961 (includes Gollin Correspondence)
      • 75-3 Milton Fund 1936-1965
      • 75-4 Rockefeller Foundation 1927-1957
      • 75-5 Russell Sage Foundation 1928-1957
      • 75-6 International Foundations 1957
    • 75-7 Fox, H. Jonachan 1952-1972
    • 75-8 to 75-9 Fox, Sanford 1958-1971
    • 75-10 to 76-1 Frankfurter, Felix 1931-1963
      Folder 4 contains a group of letters which Sheldon Glueck had picked out as being of special importance. A list of these letters is included in this folder, with brief descriptive notes for each letter; letters date from 1931 to 1959
    • 76-2 Free World 1942-1944
    • 76-3 to 76-6 F - Miscellany
      • 76-3
        • Falk, David
        • Farley, Louis W., Jr. 1966
        • Farnham, W.E. 1953
        • Farquhar, D. Alan, Rev. 1965
        • Fatemi, Hussein, Dr. 1951
        • Federal Bar Ass'n. of N.Y., N.J. & Conn. 1946, 1962
        • Federal Bar Journal 1945
        • Federal Probation 1945
        • Federated Church of Franklin, Mass. 1953
        • Feilchenfeld, Ernst, Prof. 1952
        • Feller, A.H., Hon. 1934-1944
        • Fels Research Institute, The 1943-1953
        • Fenton, Carleton J. 1941-1943, 1950
        • Fersch, Ellsworth A., Jr. 1963
        • Field Enterprises, Inc. 1955
        • Field, Henry, Prof. 1931-1956
        • Field, Marshall 1946
        • Finch, Eleanor H., Dr. 1959
        • Finch, George A. 1942-1944
      • 76-4
        • Fingold, George, Hon. 1953-1956
        • Fink, Arthur E., Dean 1950
        • Fink, Reuben 1945
        • Finn, Jonathan 1943
        • Finnell, Warren J. 1948 (in re)
        • Finzi, Marcelo, Prof. 1952
        • Fireside Theatre 1950-1951
        • Fischer, Lucille 1957
        • Fischer, Richard S. 1962-1963
        • Fischer, Siegfried, M.D. 1942
        • Fisher, Frederick G., Jr. 1951-1954
        • Fisher, John G., M.D. 1956
        • Fisher vs. United States 1946
        • Fishman, Leo 1943
        • Fishman, Ralph 1955
        • Fitzgibbon, George F. 1936, 1942
        • FitzPatrick, Gerald R., Rev. 1950
        • Fitzpatrick, John J. 1970
        • Flemming, Arthur S., Hon. 1960
        • Flemming, Bob 1953
        • Fletchall, G.F. 1942
        • Flobec Gold Mines Limited 1945
        • Flom, Floyd O. 1954
        • Florida State Prison 1945-1946
        • Florida, University of 1942
        • Flower, Bardwell H., Dr. 1957
        • Flower, Henry C. 1954 (in re Denis Carroll)
      • 76-5
        • Foley, William J., Jr. 1948
        • FONEME 1967
        • Fooner, Michael 1965
        • Foote, Caleb, Prof. 1957-1958
        • Forbes, A.W. 1957-1963
        • Ford, John C., Rev. 1945
        • Ford, Richard 1950
        • Forkosch, Morris D., Prof. 1964
        • Forman, William H., Jr. 1964
        • Forrestal, Michael 1953
        • Fortas, Abe, Esq. 1964
        • Forte, Felix 1956
        • Fortune 1936-1946
        • Foster, Lloyd E. 1958
        • Foster, Robert S. 1941
        • Foundation for the Emotionally Unstable 1952
        • Fox, Rosa Rudami, Mrs. 1956
        • Fox, Vernon, Dr. 1961-1963
        • Fraenkel, Ernst 1944
        • France, Clemens J. 1943
        • Francis, Samuel N. 1952
        • Frank, Jerome N., Judge 1946, 1949
        • Frankel, Emil 1929-1940, 1950
        • Frankenthaler, Helen 1949
        • Frasier, George Willard 1944
        • Freed, Samuel 1951
        • Freedman see Recidivism
        • Freedman, Harry L., M.D. 1940-1948
        • Freedman, Lawrence Z. 1954-1958
      • 76-6
        • Freedom 1945
        • Freel, Eugene L. 1953
        • Freeman, Alwyn, Prof. 1949
        • Freeman, Harrop A. 1963
        • Freeman, Richard 1967
        • Freeport, Inc. 1971
        • Fremont-Smith, Frank, M.D. 1945
        • Fremont-Smith, Thayer 1960
        • Freund, Arthur J., Esq. 1935, 1945, 1952
        • Freund, Paul, Prof. 1949-1959
        • Frey, Erwin R., Prof. Dr. 1962
        • Fried, Charles 1968 (reprint on Privacy)
        • Fried, Hans Ernest 1943
        • Fried, John H.E. 1948
        • Friedman, J.J. 1934, 1940, 1943
        • Friedman, Lawrence 1953
        • Friedman, Louis 1934-1936, 1948
        • Friedman, Louis L. 1943
        • Friedman, Marvin Irving 1965
        • Friedrich, Carl J. 1935-1942, 1969
        • Friendly, Henry, Judge 1947, 1957-1966
        • Frodin, Reuben 1945
        • Frym, Marcel 1955
        • Fuchs, David M. 1941
        • Fuller, Lon L. 1968
        • Furman, Lee 1946
        • Furman, Stanley A., Esq. 1958
        • Furth, Helmut
    • 76-7 Galpin, Perrin C. 1926-1937
    • 76-8 Gault, Robert H., Dr. 1929-1957
    • 76-9 Gill, Howard B. 1930-1970
    • 77-1 Glueck, Bernard 1929-1971
    • Glueck, Eleanor T.
      see
      Glueck, Sheldon: Joint writings with Eleanor T. Glueck
    • 77-2 Glueck, Joyce 1972
      Corr. re Joyce Glueck's story THE SUITCASE SPEAKS, including typed MS of story
    • 77-3 to 80-11 Glueck, Sheldon: Writings
      • 77-3 to 77-5 Cases on Criminal Law (with Livingston Hall) 1937-1964
      • 77-6 to 77-7 Crime and Correction: Selected Papers 1951-1953
      • 77-8 Crime, Corruption, and Crusades 1951
      • 77-9 to 78-2 Crimes that Made the Law 1942-1959
        (folders relate to radio or TV adaptation of tentative script)
      • 78-3 Frontiers of Criminology 1966
        (corr. re publication of a book of selected papers)
      • 78-4 The Public Defender (manuscript, no corr.) 1922
      • 78-5 War Criminals, their Prosecution and Punishment, 1944. By What Tribunal Shall War Offenders Be Tried?, 1946.
      • 78-6 Enrichment of Law School Curriculum
        (address at meeting of Internat. Society of Law & Science, Madrid, 1966)
      • 78-7 The home, the school and delinquency 1952-1959
      • 78-8 Remarks in honor of Dr. William Healy 1963
      • 78-9 Judicial therapeutics (#285) 1966
      • 78-10 Law and psychiatry: Cold war or entente cordiale? (#246). Reviews, clippings, corr., 1961-1970
      • 78-11 Law and the stuff of life (#255) 1963
      • 78-12 Let us go on with the prevention of delinquency and crime (this appeared in abbreviated version as #279)
      • 78-13 My Movie Diary (unpublished); mainly corr. with publishers about SG's idea; includes sample forms for diary entries
      • 78-14 to 79-1 The Nuremberg trial and aggressive war
        (#128 & #130, 1946): corr. about publication of Harvard Law Review article and book, and fan mail. Letter of L. Hand, C.E. Hughes, Felix Frankfurter and others)
      • 79-2 Introduction to Earnest Hooton's OF CRIME AND MEN
      • 79-3 A comprehensive program of prevention of juvenile delinquency, prep. for Subcommittee to Investigate Juv. Delinquency, of the Comm. on the Judiciary, U.S. Senate, Jan. 1954
      • 79-4 Prevention of delinquency: Some hints towards a program (n.d., probably 1954)
      • 79-5 Roscoe Pound and criminal justice (#270, 1965) 1964-1966
      • 79-6 Continental police practice 1926 (re-typed 1971)
      • 79-7 Social work in a troubled world (alternate title: Pause for reflection (#137) 1949-1950
      • 79-8 Pathways to improved sentencing (address) n.d.
      • 79-9 Probation, parole and juvenile delinquents (address) n.d.
      • 79-10 Problem of delinquency (Glueck, S., ed.) (#213, 1959) 1959-1966
      • 79-11 Theory and fact in criminology (#184) 1956-1957; corr. about MS
      • 79-12 Toward fulfillment of " The promise of treatment": Comment of Sheldon Glueck on address by Judge David Bazelon at the 50th Anniversary of the Judge Baker Guidance Center, April 14, 1967 (unpublished). Corr. and MS. Includes Judge Bazelon's address.
      • 79-13 Two international criminologic congresses: a panorama (#185) 1956
      • 79-14 to 80-1 Needed: a world university (#129) 1946.
        Original clipping (2 copies), corr. about S.G's idea, 1946-1973
      • 80-2 to 80-8 (S.G. ed.) The welfare state and the national welfare; a symposium on some of the threatening tendencies of our times (#154) 1952
        • 80-2 to 80-4 Copies of papers and materials considered for inclusion; S.G's editorial notes and draft of introduction, appendix, etc.
        • 80-5 to 80-6 Permissions, corr. re publication
        • 80-7 Clippings
        • 80-8 Fan Mail; includes 2 Nixon letters, other important signatures. Also some corr. with publisher
      • 80-9 Ten years of "Unraveling juvenile delinquency": an examination of criticisms (#222) 1960
      • 80-10 West Point of criminal justice (a proposal based on S.G's " Law and the stuff of life" #255). Corr. relating to this proposal, 1963-1970. See also Fold. 19 in this Writing sequence
      • 80-11 Miscellany, unpublished or unidentified.
    • 81-1 to 81-7 Glueck, Sheldon: Joint Writings with Eleanor T. Glueck
      • 81-1 to 81-2 Delinquents in the Making 1951
        (incl. carbon of manuscript with corrections and corr. with publisher)
      • 81-3 Prediction in the Administration of criminal justice (n.d.)
      • 81-4 Predicting delinquency and crime: Earl Warren's Foreword to book (#212) 1959
      • 81-5 The predictive instrument (n.d.)
      • 81-6 to 81-7 Unraveling juvenile delinquency (#138) 1950-1954.
        Folder 7 contains corr. re translations of book or of parts of it
    • 81-8 to 81-10 Glueck, Sheldon: Biographical
      • 81-8 1923-1945
      • 81-9 1946-1965
      • 81-10 Corr. about inclusion in Biographical dictionaries and encyclopedias such as Who's Who in America, etc.
    • 82-1 to 82-12 Glueck, Sheldon: Personal
      • 82-1 1941-1950
      • 82-2 1951-1952
      • 82-3 1952-1953
      • 82-4 1954-1955
      • 82-5 1955-1959
      • 82-6 Contracts, etc.
      • 82-7 Finance
      • 82-8 Medical
      • 82-9 Rigg, Arad
      • 82-10 Royalties, Donations, etc.
      • 82-11 Securities
      • 82-12 Will of S.G's great-grandfather, with translation into English
    • 82-13 to 83-2 Glueck, Sheldon: Miscellany
      • 82-13 English correspondents 1952-1953
      • 82-14 Glueck Club 1937-1957
      • 83-1 Invitations (professional) 1949-1961
      • 83-2 Influence-References 1942-1958
    • Glueck, Sheldon: Frankfurter correspondence
      see
      Frankfurter, Felix
    • 83-3 Goldstein, Jonah J. 1934-1947
    • Governors of Massachusetts
      see
      Massachusetts. Executive Department: Corr. with Governors
    • 83-4 to 83-5 Griswold, Erwin N. 1936-1969
    • 83-6 Guttmacher, Manfred, Dr. 1949-1967
    • 83-7 to 84-2 G - Miscellany
      • 83-7
        • Gaebler, William C., Dr. 1949
        • Galassi, Gerard G. 1944-1949
        • Galaway, Martin 1954
        • Galey, Thomas M. 1954
        • Gallagher, Robert 1941-1942, 1949
        • Gallagher, Walter F. 1941
        • Gallant, Richard S., Capt. 1957
        • Galligan, Joseph J. 1955
        • Galton, Lawrence 1951
        • Galway, Everett A. 1941
        • Gambit, Incorporated 1969
        • Gannett see Clarke, Junius(C-Miscellany)
        • Ganzer, Victor J. 1967
        • Garcia, Pablo M., Esq. 1955
        • Gardiner, Raynor M. 1944
        • Gardner 1949 (Memorandum to)
        • Gardner, Alfred 1957
        • Gardner, George F., M.D. 1959
        • Gardescu, Pauline, Mrs. 1959
        • Garrett, Ruby D. 1952
        • Garrison, Lloyd K. see Hanson(H-Miscellany)
        • Gartner, Murray 1946
        • Gary, Holland M., Judge 1961
        • Gaughan, Charles W. 1956-1958
        • Gavin, James F. 1956
        • Gavin, John A. 1959
        • Geer, Henry A. 1946
        • Geisenheimer, A.L. 1945
        • Gelb, Victor 1965
        • Gellhorn, Walter 1962
        • Gemignani, Robert J. 1957
        • Gendral, Fred 1947
        • Genn, George 1949
        • Genocide 1948 (in re)
        • Genung, Harriett 1956
      • 83-8
        • George Washington University 1943, 1950-1971
        • Georgetown University 1963-1966
        • Gerbeling, Lindell 1954
        • Germain, Walter M. 1938-1944
        • German prisoners see Moskowitz, Saul(M-Miscellany)
        • Geronimo, Wilbur 1945
        • Gerrard, Nathan L. 1961
        • Getter, Frank H. 1951
        • Ghostlaw, Esther, Mrs.
        • Giardini, G.I. 1931, 1951
        • Gibbens, T.C.N.
        • Gibbons, Sam M. 1965
        • Gibson, Bertha C. 1946
        • Gignoux, E.T. 1971
        • Gilkison, Gerold 1962
        • Gillen, Daniel J., Assoc. Justice 1945
        • Gilmore, Edna Adele 1958
        • Gilmore, O.T. 1952
        • Ginn, Thomas D. 1953
        • Ginossar, S., Prof. 1957
        • Girth, Marjorie 1968
        • Gittler, Joseph B., Prof. 1953
      • 83-9
        • Gladwin, Thomas 1955-1957
        • Glaser, Daniel, Prof. 1962-1965
        • Glaser, Stefan, Prof. Dr. 1947, 1954
        • Glasser, Eli A. 1936, 1949-1950
        • Glazer, Sidney M. 1948
        • Glover, Edward 1949
        • Gluck, Helen 1959
        • Gluckstein, Joseph H. 1954-1957
        • Glueck, N.H. 1941
        • Gober, Gary 1962
        • Goddard, Alpheus John III 1961
        • Godin, Normand J. 1965
        • Goewey, John H. 1956
        • Goldberg, Arthur J., Justice 1964
        • Goldberg, Bernard I. 1952
        • Golden, Nathan D. 1937, 1942, 1961-1963
        • The Golden Book Foundation of America, Inc. 1946
        • Goldenhersh, Marvin 1966
        • Goldenson, Robert M. 1953
        • Goldfaden, Raymond 1962
        • Goldfarb, William, Dr. 1947
        • Goldman, Austin D. 1942
        • Goldman, Meyer H. 1934, 1939, 1942
        • Goldman, Robert H. 1942-1946, 1949
        • Goldsbury, Paul W., M.D. 1949
        • Goldsmith, Stephen 1955
        • Goldstein, Joseph, Prof. 1962
        • Goldstein, Sidney E. 1924-1950
      • 84-1
        • Goldston, Eli 1964
        • Gollin see Foundations - Guggenheim
        • Golway, Everett A. 1959
        • Gomberg, E.R. 1970-1971
        • Gomberg, Joanne 1954-1955
        • Gomberg, Stanley B. 1953
        • Gonzales, Abraham Diaz 1946
        • Goodspeed's Book Shop, Boston, Mass. 1947, 1950
        • Goodstein, Lisbeth 1941 (in re B.S. Levine)
        • Goodwin, Richard N., Pvt. 1955
        • Goodwin, Robert E. 1950
        • Goonesekere, R.K.W., Mrs. 1969 (Savitri Ellepola)
        • Gordon, Louis J. 1949
        • Gordon, Murray A. 1950
        • Gordon, Richard E., M.D. 1954
        • Gorman, Judith L. 1959
        • Gottsegen, Monroe G. 1958
        • Gould, John 1944-1946 (in re Radio Address)
        • Gould, Peter Kenneth 1960 (in re)
        • Gould, Raymond F., Dr. 1968
        • Goutsenko, K.F. 1969
        • The Government Printing Office 1942
        • Grace, C., Mrs. 1952
        • Grady, T. Wesley 1967
        • Graeber, Don E. 1951
        • Graham, Henry M. 1950
        • Graham, John Joseph 1943
        • Graham-Harrison, Francis 1950
        • Grant, J. Douglas 1957
        • Grassberger, Roland, Prof. Dr. 1950-1957
        • Gray, Robert H.
      • 84-2 Gyory, Richard 1946
        • Green, Bernard 1960-1968
        • Green, Robert Lee, Jr. 1941
        • Greenblatt Dr. see Bierer(B-Miscellany)
        • Greene, Stuart P. 1951
        • Greene, William R.C. 1939, 1948-1949
        • Greenfield, Homer 1941-1942
        • Greenleaf, Harrison C. 1959
        • Greenman, Frederick F. 1954
        • Gregg, Alan, M.D. 1939, 1954
        • Gregory, Arthur H. 1946, 1965
        • Grenier, Julie 1963-1965
        • Grenville Clark see World Law
        • Griffith, Ernest S. 1943
        • Griffith, John L. 1965 (in re)
        • Griffith, Sanford 1943
        • Griggs, John W. 1945
        • Grinnell, F.W. 1950
        • Grispigni, F., Prof. 1950 (Rome)
        • Gromfine, Isadore 1943-1945
        • Groombridge, Elton N. 1958
        • Grosman, Brian A., Prof. 1967 (McGill University)
        • Gross, Calvin E. 1954
        • Gross, Leo 1945
        • Gross, Spencer 1943
        • Grossack, Martin 1948
        • Grosser, George H. 1943
        • Grossman, Gwendolyn, Mrs. 1959
        • Grossman, Maxwell B. 1951-1952
        • Grosz, Hanns J. 1967
        • Grover, James H. 1942
        • Growden, C.H. 1950
        • Gruenberg, Sidonie Matsner, Mrs. 1967
        • Grunhut, Max, Dr. 1957
        • Grupp, Stanley E. 1970
        • Grusendorf, A.A., Prof. 1962-1964
        • Gruss, Leo, Mrs. 1958
        • Grygier, Tadeusz
        • Guarnaccia, Sam 1946
        • Guirguis, Malak, Dr. 1955
        • Gundlach, Ralph H., Prof. 1948
        • Gunther, Frances 1944
        • Gunzburg, Nico 1941
        • Gurelli, Nevzat 1959-1960
        • Gurisic, Grace A. 1960
        • Gutman, Daniel 1958
        • Gutwirth, Charles A. 1940, 1948
        • Guzdar, Rutty A., Mrs. 1962-1963
        • Gwin, Jack W. 1946
    • Half-Way Houses
      see
      Massachusetts Half-Way Houses, Inc.
    • 84-3 Hall, Jerome 1934-1964
    • 84-4 Hall, Livingston, Prof. 1948-1968
    • 84-5 Halpern, Irving W. 1932-1951
    • 84-6 Hand, Learned, Judge 1929-1942
    • 84-7 Hardwick, Katharine D. 1927-1936
    • 84-8 Harno, Albert J. 1935-1953
      (Dean, Univ. of Illinois College of Law)
    • 84-9 Harper & Brothers 1931-1960
    • 84-10 Harrison, Leonard V. 1928-1950
    • 85-1 Harvard Club of Boston 1930-1948
      (Includes Harvard Club of New York)
    • Harvard Club of New York
      see
      Harvard Club of Boston
    • Harvard College Library
      see
      Harvard Law School Library
    • 85-2 Harvard Cooperative Society
    • 85-3 Harvard Law Record
    • 85-4 Harvard Law Review
    • 85-5 to 85-6 Harvard Law School. Ames competitions 1938-1962
    • 85-7 to 85-9 Harvard Law School. Faculty memos 1946; 1953-1954; 1968-1971
    • 85-10 Harvard Law School. General matters 1936-1971
    • 85-11 Harvard Law School. Institute of Criminal Law
      Various drafts of memoranda regarding training course for correctional administrators 1931
    • 85-12 Harvard Law School. Landis, James M., Dean
    • 85-13 Harvard Law School Library 1928-1968
      Includes some corr. with Harvard College Library
    • 85-14 Harvard Law School Library Committee
    • 86-1 Harvard University. Benefits (medical, retirement)
    • 86-2 Harvard University. Business matters
    • 86-3 to 86-6 Harvard University. Miscellaneous matters
      Includes Law School material
    • 86-7 Harvard University. Personal matters
    • 86-8 Harvard University. President
    • 86-9 Harvard University. Professional matters
    • 86-10 Harvard University. Professors (Allport and Allen)
    • 86-11 Harvard University. School of Social Service Administration.
    • 86-12 Harvard Trust Company
    • 86-13 Harvard University Press 1932-1969
    • 86-14 Healy, William 1927-1945
      see also
      Glueck, Sheldon: Writings
    • 86-15 Help the Children Committee, Inc. 1943-1944
    • 86-16 Hentig, Hans von, Professor 1930-1945
    • 86-17 Hepbron, James M. 1935-1945
    • 86-18 Hexter, Maurice B. 1927-1959
      (Federal Jewish Charities of Boston and N.Y.C.)
    • 86-19 Hinckley, William W. 1936-1938
    • 86-20 Hincks, Carroll C., District Judge, Connecticut 1942-1945
      Judge Hincks a member of Judge John J. Parker's Committee on Punishment for Crime.
      see also
      Parker, John J.
    • 87-1 Hirsch, Nathaniel D.M. 1926-1940
    • 87-2 Hoefer, Friedrich 1938-1949
    • 87-3 Holtzoff, Alexander 1940-1965
      Material concerning Holtzoff's work
      see also
      SERIES XIII.COMMISSIONS, COMMITTEES, CONFERENCES. Advisory Committee on Rules of Criminal Procedure
    • 87-4 Hooton, E.A. 1924-1955
    • 87-5 Hoover, J. Edgar 1934-1958
    • 87-6 Hughes, Charles Evans, Chief Justice, Supreme Court of the U.S. 1935-1941
    • 87-7 to 87-9 H - Miscellany
      • 87-7
        • Haas, Leonard 1951
        • Habbe, Stephen 1943
        • Hack, William 1951
        • Hackworth, Green H., Hon. 1942-1943
        • Haemmerle, Anatole, Mr. & Mrs. 1966
        • Hafez, A. Hamdi, Judge 1950
        • Hagopian, Peter B., Dr. 1953
        • Hahlo, H.R., Dr. 1943
        • Hahm, Pyong Choon, Prof. 1963-1966
        • Hahn, Maxwell 1946
        • Hale, Nathan C., Jr. 1960
        • Hall, Leonard W. 1955
        • Hall, Robert, Mrs. 1944 (in re Judge Nogues)
        • Hallgring, Robert W. 1953
        • Hall-Williams, J.E., Prof. 1956
        • Hamel, Rodolphe 1953
        • Hamlin, Robert H. 1952
        • Hanna, Mark 1944
        • Hanson 1951
        • Haraszti, Zoltan 1945
        • Harburg, Israel, Rabbi 1946, 1951, 1971
        • Harcourt, Brace & Co., Inc. 1936, 1943, 1949, 1954
        • Hardman, Dale G. 1964
        • Harley, Harrison L., Dr. 1936, 1953
        • Harlow, S. Ralph 1961
        • Harms, Ernst, Dr. 1941
        • Harper's PROELEMS OF THE FAMILY 1952
        • Harris, Earl G. 1948
        • Harris, Gilbert M. 1953
        • Harris, Guy D. 1953
        • Harris, Lewis 1950
        • Harris, Louis 1965
        • Harrison, Donald G. 1946
        • Harrison, J.R., Jr. 1943
        • Hart, Harold H. 1971
        • Hart, Henry M., Jr., Prof.
        • Hartford Times 1970
        • Hartigan, Edward F., Rev. 1952
        • Hartmann, Dr. 1957
        • Hartshorn, Chris B. 1954
        • Hartung, Frank E. 1958 (capital punishment)
        • Harvard Hillel Society 1968
        • Harvard University Marshal 1959
        • Hassan, Amer A.M. 1962
        • Hassan, M. Mahmoud 1957
        • Hassan, Sana Mahmoud 1965-1966
        • Hassman, Norman I. 1958
        • Hawaii 1953
        • Hawkins, Prince A. 1947
        • Hayden Colloquium 1957
        • Haynes, Edward C., Jr. 1954
        • Haynes Foundation 1943 (L.A., Calif.)
        • Hays, Senator see Youthful Offenders(Y-Miscellany)
      • 87-8
        • Heater, Gabriel 1944
        • Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel 1950
        • Hecht, Elizabeth A. 1962-1963 (honor grade)
        • Heck, Chester R. 1929-1932, 1943
        • Heckelman, Saul 1955
        • Heim, Richard B. 1964
        • Heiser, Karl F. 1945
        • Helfand, Jeanette 1951
        • Heller, Dan 1950
        • Helm, William 1964
        • Helstad, Orrin L. 1951
        • Henderson, Ernest 1963-1964
        • Hendrick, Ives, M.D. 1933-1934, 1946
        • Hendricks, Homer 1948
        • Hennings, Sharon 1957
        • Henrich, Warren C. 1946
        • Henry, Carl 1941
        • Henshaw, Paul S. 1953
        • Henson, A.L., Judge 1953
        • Hepburn, William M. 1951
        • Hepner, H.W., Prof. 1963
        • Heredia, Francisco de 1955
        • Herlihy, J.E., Commander USN 1943
        • Herman, E. 1947
        • Herman, Helen 1941
        • Herman, Stephen M. 1957
        • Hermes "machine" 1950
        • Hermon, Zvi, Dr. 1959
        • Hermoso, Justino 1949
        • Hershenson, David B. 1956
        • Hertz, Martin J. 1953
        • Hess, Robert, Esq., see Eichmann Trial
        • Hess, Robert A. 1937, 1941-1942
        • Hettrick, Elwood, Dean 1959
        • Hickman, George W., Jr., General 1948, 1959-1960 see Criminologic course for lawyers
        • Higginson, G.K. 1951
        • Hileman, Ralph M. 1949
        • Hill, John W. 1962
        • Himes, Norman E. 1933, 1941
        • Himwich, Harold, Mrs. 1949
        • Hincks, Carroll C. 1952
        • Hinde, R.S.E., Rev. 1947
        • Hinkley, James R. 1961
        • Hirsch, David E. 1949
        • Hiss case 1949
        • Hitchler, Walter Harrison 1944
        • Hobbs, Albert H., Dr. 1960
        • Hocevar, Donald L. 1960-1962
        • Hoch, Paul H., M.D. 1959
        • Hodge, R. Sessions, Dr. 1953
        • Hodges, Emory F., M.D. 1965-1971
        • Hodgson, Joseph V., Col. 1945-1946
        • Hoey, Jane M. see Johnson, Kenneth D.
        • Hoffert, Daniel 1941-1942
        • Hoffert, Paul M., Rev. 1948
        • Hoffman, L. Wallace 1944 (re E. Borenstein)
        • Hoffman, Richard C. 1958
        • Hofheimer, Corinne 1945
      • 87-9
        • Hogan, Harry J., Hon. 1959
        • Hogan, M.J., Jr. 1954
        • Hoglund, J. Steven 1967
        • Holden, Robert 1947
        • Hollingsworth, Wilbur G. 1945
        • Holman, William G. 1944
        • Holmes - The Soldier-Philosopher by Geo. R. Farnum
        • Holmes Lecture 1959
        • Holter, Norman J. 1968
        • Holton, Karl 1964
        • Holzman, Eleanore G. 1944
        • Honeck, Stewart G. 1965
        • Hoorneman, Evan 1963
        • Horsky, Charles A. 1946
        • Hough, George A., Jr. 1942
        • Houghton Mifflin Company 1944, 1959-1971
        • Hovgard, Carl 1942
        • Howard, B.C. 1948
        • Howard, Collin 1964
        • The Howard League for Penal Reform 1949
        • Howard, Marie 1952
        • Howard, Mary E. 1936-1938, 1942
        • Howard, Pendleton 1932, 1935, 1943
        • Howe, Hartley E. 1954
        • Howe, J.L., Rev.
        • Howells, W.W., Prof. 1950-1957
        • Hudon, Guy, Dean 1955
        • Hugh Cabot Memorial Fund, Inc. 1946
        • Hull, Cordell, Hon. 1942
        • Hull, Richard 1956
        • Hulse, Wilfred
        • Human Betterment
        • Hume, John S. 1950
        • Humphrey, Hubert H. 1966-1969
        • Hungary see International Commission of Jurists(I-Miscellany)
        • Hunt, Bowdon, Judge 1958-1959
        • Hunter, Clayton B. 1946
        • Hunter, Paul D. 1963
        • Hurwitz, Albert 1943
        • Hurwitz, Jacob, Dr. 1957
        • Hutchins, Robert M., Dr. 1951
        • Hutchinson, Robert H. 1948
        • Hyatt, Jack N. 1967
        • Hyde, James H. 1927, 1944, 1946
        • Hyman, Lester S. 1965
    • 88-1 I.C.C.A.S.P. ( Independent Citizens Committee of Arts, Science & Professions) 1946
    • 88-2 Industrial Relations Counselors Service, Inc. 1963-1964
    • Influence - References
      see Glueck, Sheldon: Miscellany
    • Institute of Criminal Law
      see Harvard Law School. Institute of Criminal Law
    • 88-3 International Academy of Law and Science 1965-1968
    • 88-4 International Association for Social Defense 1954-1971
    • International congresses
      see SERIES XIII.COMMISSIONS, COMMITTEES, CONFERENCES
    • 88-5 to 89-2 International Society for Criminology 1954-1970
      see also
      SERIES XIII.COMMISSIONS, COMMITTEES, CONFERENCES:

      • Third International Congress of Criminology, London, 1955
      • Fourth International Congress of Criminology, The Hague, 1960
    • 89-3 to 89-5 Isaac Ray Lectures 1960-1962
      • 89-3 contains corr. and arrangements re delivery of lectures, trip
      • 89-4 contains typed MS of lectures and SG's research notes
      • 89-5 contains typed carbon of MS
        see also
        Glueck, Sheldon: Writings. Law and Psychiatry: Cold War or Entente Cordiale?
    • 89-6 to 89-7 I - Miscellany
      • 89-6
        • Iddings, Frederick T., Esq. 1944
        • Ilma, Viola 1942
        • Inbau, Fred E. 1940-1961
        • India
        • Indianapolis Family Service 1951
        • Ingersoll, Ralph 1941 (P.M.)
        • Inoue and Itami see
          Dando, Shigemitsu(D-Miscellany)
        • Institute for the Scientific Treatment of Delinquency 1948
        • Institute of Judicial Administration, Inc., The 1953
        • Inter-Allied Information Center 1943
        • International Association for the Scientific Study of Mental Deficiency 1967
        • International Association for Social Psychiatry 1963-1964
        • International Association of Applied Psychology 1957
        • International Bar Association 1949-1950
        • International Blue Book 1944
      • 89-7
        • International Catholic Child Bureau 1960
        • International Commission for Penal Reconstruction and Development 1942
        • International Commission of Jurists 1953
        • International Committee for Mental Hygiene 1948
        • International Community Mental Health Seminars 1967
        • International Conference on Criminal Law Administration 1960
        • International Congress on Mental Health 1948
        • International Criminal Police Organization-Interpol 1966
        • International Institute of Boston 1941, 1949
        • International Journal of Psychiatry 1967
        • International Research Newsletter in Mental Health 1959
        • International Society for Criminology
        • Inter-University Committee on Israel 1963
        • Irish Press 1959
        • Isaacs, Stanley M. 1952
        • Isko, Norman 1955
        • Israel see also Ginossar, S.(G-Miscellany)
        • Isseks, Samuel S. 1944
        • Itami, Hakuru see Dando, Shigemitsu(D-Miscellany)
    • 90-1 Jaffray, Julia K. 1931-1940
    • 90-2 Japanese law, and correspondence with Japanese 1949-1970
    • 90-3 Jewish Comment 1944
    • John Augustus Centennial
      see
      National Probation and Parole Association
    • 90-4 Johns Hopkins Press - Tavistock Publications 1961-1970
    • 90-5 Johnson, Alvin S. 1928-1941
    • 90-6 to 90-7 Johnson, Kenneth D. 1934-1959
    • 90-8 Judge Baker Foundation 1927-1969
    • Judge Baker Guidance Center - Dr. Healy
      see
      Glueck, Sheldon: Writings
    • Judges and Justices - Federal
      see
      Bazelon, David L.
    • 90-9 Juvenile courts, court judgeships, etc. 1944, 1954
    • 90-10 Juvenile Delinquency Bills - U.S. Senate 1955
    • 90-11 Juvenile Delinquency Research 1938-1952
    • 90-12 to 91-1 J - Miscellany
      • 90-12
        • Jackson, Gardner 1957
        • Jackson, Henry E. 1947
        • Jackson, Robert H., Justice 1945-1947
        • Jackson, Robert J. 1946
        • Jackson, Wright D., Lt. 1945 (Italy)
        • Jackson memorial address see Freund, Paul(F-Miscellany)
        • Jacobs, David H. 1950
        • Jaffe, Marc
        • Jalkell, Jan 1965
        • James, Eldon R. 1926-1945 (Law librarian)
        • James, Henry 1945
        • James, Jerome Hill Reference Library, St. Paul, Minn. 1945
        • James, P.G. 1950
        • Jamison, Walter W. 1954
        • Janner, Greville 1952
        • Jarvis, Jerome A. 1953
        • Jarvis, M.P. 1953
        • Javits, Jacob K. 1961-1966
        • Jaynes, Gordon 1952
        • Jeffery, C.R. 1967 (Durham Rule)
        • Jeffries, Seymour B. 1948
        • Jenkins, Richard L. 1959
        • Jensen, Howard E. 1942
        • Jessup, Philip C. 1945-1947
        • Jewish Community Council 1954
        • "The Jews: Their History, Culture & Religion" 1957
        • Johnson, Arne R. 1960-1962
        • Johnson, Carl E. 1942 (The Candle)
        • Johnson, Charles E. 1941
      • 91-1
        • Johnson, Edward, Mrs. 1966
        • Johnson, Lawrence J. 1953
        • Johnston, Neal 1966
        • Johnston, Ruth 1956
        • Johnstone, E.L. 1940-1942
        • Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee 1946
        • Joint Commission on Correctional Manpower & Training 1965
        • Jonas, Adolphe D., Dr.
        • Jones, Abram N., Major JAGD 1931-1942
        • Jones, Cheney C. 1952
        • Jones, F. Elwyn 1945 (England)
        • Jones, George V. 1967
        • Jones, Greta 1953
        • Jones, Howard M., Prof. 1942
        • Jones, J. Turner 1957
        • Jones, Keith L. 1950
        • Jones, Thomas J. 1966
        • Jonitis, Peter P., Dr. 1954-1958
        • Josendal, Oddmund, Mrs. 1943
        • Journal of Criminal Law, Criminology & Police Science, The 1952-1964
        • Journal of International Law 1945 (Finch, Ed.)
        • Journal of Legal Education 1963
        • Jud, Rudolf, Prof. 1970
        • The Judge Advocate General of the Army 1943
        • Judge, Anne 1946
        • Judicial Conference of the Second Circuit 1962
        • Judicial Conference of the State of N.Y. 1963
        • Judicial Conference of the United States 1962
        • Julliard, Maurice 1949 (curric. vit.)
        • Junior League, The 1965
        • Junod, H.P., Rev. 1951-1963
    • 91-2 Karpf, M.J., Dr. 1926-1938
    • 91-3 Kelly, Hugh J. 1932-1938
    • 91-4 King, Archibald, Col. 1943-1944
    • 91-5 Kirchwey, Freda 1937
    • 91-6 Kirchwey, George W. 1924-1932
    • 91-7 Klein, Cornelis, Dr. 1957-1960
    • Knopf, Alfred A., Inc.
      see
      Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.
    • Korean Code
      see
      Ryu, Paul K.C.
    • 91-8 Kraus Reprint Corporation 1967-1971
    • 91-9 Kuh, Richard H. 1956-1967
    • 91-10 to 91-12 K - Miscellany
      • 91-10
        • Kades, Charles L. 1950 see also Japanese law, and corr. with Japanese
        • Kadish, Sanford H., Prof. 1967 (in re Lukas)
        • Kaminstein, Abraham L. 1937-1952
        • Kane, R. Keith 1951
        • Kaplan, Jacob J. 1941-1952
        • Kaplan, Maury 1952
        • Kaplan, Sumner 1961 (capital punishment)
        • Karpman, Benjamin, Dr. 1929-1945
        • Kartozian, William Francis 1964
        • Katpitia, Rutty D. 1958
        • Katz, K., M.D. 1958
        • Katz, Milton 1946-1955
        • Katz, William D. 1946
        • Kaufer, Alvin H., Hon. 1957
        • Kauffman, Helene 1950
        • Kauffmann, Henry A. 1965
        • Kaufman, Harold 1959
        • Kaul, Friedrich Karl, Dr. 1942-1943
        • Kayser, Elmer Louis 1952 (Dean, George Washington University)
        • Kazan, Elia 1941 (& Robt. Lewis)
        • Kean, A.W.G. 1938, 1950
        • Kedia, P.N. 1963 (India)
        • Keedy, Michael 1965
        • Keenan see Foundations, fold. 74-15: Commonwealth Fund
        • Keevin, E.E. 1940
        • Kefauver, Estes 1951 (clipping)
        • Kelly, Francis A. 1966
        • Kelly, Patrick M. 1957
        • Kelly, Shimon, Dr. 1950-1951
        • Kelsen, Hans 1944
        • Kempner, Robert M.W. 1943
      • 91-11
        • Kennedy, Edward M., Senator 1965-1968
        • Kennedy, John F. 1956-1957
        • Kennedy, Robert F. 1961-1964
        • Kennedy, E. Russell 1949
        • Kennedy, John B. 1966
        • Kennedy, Robert T. 1952
        • Kennedy, W.P.M. 1943
        • Kensing, Henry V.
        • Kent, Irvin M.
        • Kentucky, Comm. of, Dept. of Welfare 1945
        • Kenworthy, Marion E., Dr. 1956-1958
        • Kera, David 1953
        • Kernan 1948 (in re)
        • Kerr, Richard F. 1962
        • Kerr, W.J. 1940
        • Kess, Sid 1952
        • Kesselman, S.R., M.D. 1953-1954
        • Ketcham, O.W., Hon. 1961-1964
        • Keverian, George 1959
        • Kilgore, Grace E.
        • Killian, Frederick W., Prof. 1933-1970
      • 91-12
        • Kimball, Everett 1940
        • King, Cecil R., Hon. 1945
        • King, James V. 1945
        • King, William M. 1949
        • Kingsley see Princeton Conference on Politics
        • Kinnaird, John M. 1947
        • Kirk, Alan 1960
        • Kisch, Guido, Prof. 1950
        • Klefbeck, Victor B. 1947
        • Klein, Arthur G., Hon. 1952
        • Klein, Fannie J., Mrs. 1964
        • Klein, Peter E. 1943
        • Kline, Howard J., M.D., see "Law and Psychiatry"
        • Kline, Nathan S., M.D. 1969
        • Kline, Robert E., Jr. 1940
        • Knickerbocker, Daniel C. 1949
        • Knight, Howard R., see Cornil
        • Knock, Franklin 1943
        • Knowles, John A. 1949
        • Koenker, Robert H. 1952
        • Koessler, Maximillian 1949-1951
        • Kohler, Charlotte
        • Kohn, Dexter 1946
        • Kohut, Nester C. 1964
        • Kolb, Lawrence C., M.D. 1940-1962
        • Komora, Paul O. 1945
        • Kopstein, Max A. 1943
        • Kottler, Harry 1946
        • Kozer, Abe 1942
        • Kozol, Harry L., M.D. 1953-1966
        • Kraemer, Manfred, Dr. 1947
        • Kramer, Clarence C. 1946
        • Kramer, Harold 1954
        • Krantz, Sheldon 1970
        • Krash, Abe 1954-1962
        • Krauss, Robert P. 1967
        • Krents, Harold 1967
        • Kresel, Isidor J.
        • Kronfeld, Edwin 1958
        • Kronstein, Heinrich, Prof. 1969
        • Kross, Anna M., Hon. 1957-1963
        • Kruke, Margaret 1948
        • Kubie, Lawrence S., M.D. 1939-1959
        • Kuczenov, J.E. 1934
        • Kuester, David 1963-1964
        • Kugelmass, J. Alvin 1945
        • Kwong, Victor K. 1965
    • 91-13 Ladas, Stephen P. 1929-1950
    • 91-14 Lane, Winthrop D. 1928-1939
    • 91-15 Lattin, Norman D. 1931-1951
    • 91-16 Lauritzen, Christian 1943-1949
    • Law and Psychiatry
      see
      Glueck, Sheldon: Writings, 78-10
    • Law and the Stuff of Life
      see
      Glueck, Sheldon: Writings, 78-11
    • 92-1 to 92-2 Law reviews
      corr. soliciting contributions, publication of articles written by SG, etc. Arranged alphabetically by names of law reviews
      see also
      Names of individual law reviews in major correspondence folders
    • 92-3 Leisure 1963-1965 (Project of National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA)
    • 92-4 Lejins, Peter P., Prof. 1953-1961
    • 92-5 Lenroot, Katherine F. 1924-1939
    • Leopold and Loeb case
      see
      Levin, Meyer
    • 92-6 Levin, Meyer 1956
      corr. with author Meyer Levin about his fictionalized account of the Leopold and Loeb case which he entitled COMPULSION.
    • 92-7 to 93-2 Lewis, William Draper 1931-1942
      Lewis was director of the American Law Institute for many years
    • 93-3 Lindner, Robert M., Dr. 1942-1952
    • 93-4 Little, Brown and Company 1924-1963, 1971
    • Loeb case
      see
      Levin, Meyer
    • 93-5 Loveland, Frank 1926-1958
    • 93-6 to 93-7 Lukas, Edwin J. 1941-1971
      Lukas was Executive Director of the Society for the Prevention of Crime
    • 93-8 Lurie, Reuben, Hon. 1940, 1956, 1957
    • 93-9 Lyman, Arthur T., Commissioner of Correction 1934-1959
    • 94-1 to 94-4 L - Miscellany
      • 94-1
        • Ladimer see Princeton Conference on Politics
        • LaFarge, Philippe 1962
        • Laignel-Lavastine 1951
        • Lalor Foundation 1943
        • Lamas, D., Judge 1947 (Cuba)
        • Lamb, Joseph J. 1953
        • Lamers, Ernest, Dr. 1966
        • Lamont, Thomas S. 1962
        • Landau, Hanan 1946-1952
        • Lander, Bernard, Prof. 1957
        • Landis, James M., Hon. 1949-1951
        • Lane, Harold E. 1936-1972
        • Lang, George 1965
        • Lang, J-L, Dr. 1959
        • Langan, Lawrence L. 1942
        • Langdon, Alvin O. 1960
        • Lanier, J. Alvin 1965
        • Lanning, Geoffrey J., Prof. 1945-1950
        • Laplaza, Francisco P., Dr. 1962
        • Lappen (memo in re Strahorn article) 1942
        • Lappen, Chester I. 1961
        • Larson, Gordon E. 1958
        • Lash, Joseph P. 1965
        • Laskowitz, David, Ph.D. 1961
        • Lasswell, Harold D. 1954
        • Laufer, Joseph 1957
        • Laurent, Andre 1954
        • Laursen, John E. 1949-1953
        • Lauterpacht, Hersch, Judge 1945-1960
        • Law and Contemporary Problems 1954-1959
        • Law Journal 1945
        • Law Research by Computer
        • Lawler, John K. 1941
        • Lawless, William B., Justice 1964
        • Laws, Bolitha J. 1942
        • Lawyers Guild Review 1945-1951
        • Lawyers' Literary Club 1963
        • Lazarus, J. Burt (Clay Shaw case)
      • 94-2
        • Leaute, Jacques, Prof. 1958-1968
        • Lee, Frances G., Mrs. 1946-1951
        • Lee, Raymond, F. 1959
        • Leff, Perry B. 1950
        • Leffert, Henry 1946
        • Lehman, Herbert, Gov. 1945
        • Leibowitz, Samuel S., Judge 1943-1944
        • Leibrock, John B. 1964
        • Leighton, Isabel 1956
        • Leininger, Joseph E. 1963
        • le Maire, Louis, Dr. 1947-1957
        • Lemke, Andrew 1948
        • Lemke, William, Hon. (Bill # 3393)
        • Lenhart, F., Prof. 1957-1960 (artist in Merano)
        • Lentz, William P. 1957
        • Lenzi, George A. 1946
        • Leonard, V.A. 1936, 1944
        • Lerner, Arthur 1953-1954
        • Lerner, Max 1943 (PM Daily)
        • Lesberg, H.L. 1964
        • Lesser, J., Dr. 1956
        • Lester, Richard 1956
        • Leve, Harvey A. 1951
        • Levee, Newton H. 1959-1962 (H.L.S.)
        • Leverenz, Joseph W. 1941 (in re Golway)
        • Levesque, Gerard 1942
        • Levin, Herbert 1942
        • Levine, Bernard S. 1941
        • Levinson, David 1953-1954
        • Levinson, David Neeson 1960
        • Levit, Jay J. 1960
        • Levy, Beryl Harold 1956
        • Lewis, Anthony 1964
        • Lewis, Harold 1964
        • Lewis, Jerry 1958
        • Lex et Scientia 1968
        • Lhamon, Deborah 1968
      • 94-3
        • Li, Tze-Chung 1958-1964
        • Licensed Beverages see Sands, Edward S.
        • Lie Detection 1953
        • Liebman, Charles 1943 (sentencing)
        • Liebman, Joshua Loth, Dr. 1945
        • Lievre, Lucien Roger, Esq. (marriage announcement 1943)
        • Life Magazine 1946-1957
        • Liljegren, Solveig Utne 1943
        • Lincoln People's Service Clubs 1933
        • Lindau, Mose S., Judge 1958
        • Lions Clubs Association 1963
        • Lippitt, 1965
        • Lippman, H.S., M.D. 1933-1940
        • Lippmann, Walter 1940
        • Lipschitz, Chaim U., Rabbi 1951
        • Lipsitt, Paul D. 1959
        • Litman, Jack T. 1967
        • Little, Clarence, Dr. 1953 (Roscoe Jackson Laboratory)
        • Little, William T. 1961
        • Litvinov, Maxim, Hon. 1942 (Soviet Ambassador)
        • Livson, Norman, Ph.D. 1960
        • Llewellyn, Karl N. 1946, 1961
        • Lodge, George Cabot 1962
        • Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr., Hon. 1951-1953
        • Loewenstein, Regina 1954
        • Loh, T.H. see Aid to students,folder #2
        • Long, William G., Judge 1945
        • Longsdorf, George F., Esq. 1952-1953
        • Look Magazine 1960
      • 94-4
        • Lord, J.P., Capt. 1936, 1946
        • Lorimer, Betty 1957
        • Los Angeles, County of (Civil Service 1934-1935)
        • Los Angeles, County of (Probation Dept. 1941-1965)
        • Loss, Louis 1955, 1961
        • Louisell, David W., Prof. 1961-1962
        • Louisiana State Law Institute 1941
        • Louisville School of Law, Louisville, Kentucky 1960 (Journal of Family Law)
        • Louisville Times, Louisville, Kentucky 1957
        • Louvain 1937 (corr. with graduate)
        • Louya, Pascal 1962
        • Lovejoy, Arthur O. 1941 (Earl Browder case)
        • Lowenstein, Norman 1954
        • Lowenthal, Max
        • Lowy, Arthur 1954, 1971
        • Loyalty Oath 1954
        • Lubell, David see Lubell, Jonathan
        • Lubell, Jonathan 1953
        • Lucas, Margaret E., Mrs. 1945
        • Luce, Gay
        • Lumbard, J. Edward, Hon. 1937-1964
        • Lunden, Walter A. 1931-1934, 1960
        • Lundquist, Weyman I.
        • Lunning, Just 1956
        • Lyman, Charles M. 1940 (in re Aaronson)
        • Lyman, Thomas 1968
        • Lyons, Eugene 1942 (The American Mercury)
        • Lyons, J.J. 1940
        • Lyons, Louis M. 1941-1950 (Nieman Foundation)
        • Lysen, Ritajane 1946
    • 94-5 McCord, William M., Prof. 1953-1960
    • 94-6 MacCormick, Austin H. 1931-1964
      see also
      The Osborne Association, Inc.
    • 94-7 McGrath, George F., Hon. 1941-1942, 1947-1967
    • 94-8 to 95-1 Macmillan Company 1930-1970
    • 95-2 to 95-3 Mandel, Nathan G. CRIME REVISITED 1961, 1963, 1964
      MS and corr. re book and foreword. Dr. Mandel was Director of Research, Minnesota Dept. of Corrections
    • 95-4 Mannheim, Hermann 1934-1966
    • 95-5 Marshall, L.C. 1929-1934
    • 95-6 Massachusetts, Dept. of Correction: Lectures, 1956
    • 95-7 Massachusetts, Executive Dept.: Corr. with Governors 1931-1943
    • 95-8 Massachusetts Half-Way Houses, Inc. 1961-1971
    • 95-9 Master, Jack 1929-1949
    • Mencken, H.L.
      see
      Boyd, Julian P.
    • 95-10 Menninger, Karl A. 1925-1930, 1954, 1957
      Corr. re Menninger Clinic, American Orthopsychiatric Association
    • 95-11 Mental Health 1933, 1945-1969
      Corr. with various associations, and about books concerned with the problems of mental health and mental hygiene
    • 96-1 Meyer, Adolf 1930-1932
      Corr. re The Worcester Plan of 1895. Meyer lived from 1866 to 1950
    • 96-2 Michael, Jerome 1929-1936
    • 96-3 Middendorff, Wolf 1956-1968
    • 96-4 Miller, Justin 1932-1953
    • 96-5 Moley, Raymond 1926-1936
      see also
      Newsweek
    • 96-6 Moran, Frederick A. 1931-1939
    • 96-7 Moreland, Roy 1932-1952
    • 96-8 Morgan, Edmund M., Professor 1927-1965
    • 96-9 Morris, Albert 1931-1942, 1946-1969
    • 96-10 Morris, Clarence 1950-1955 AALS Spec. Comm. on Law & Psychology
    • 96-11 Morris, Norval 1950-1969
    • 96-12 Motion Pictures and Delinquency 1934-1948
    • 97-1 Motion Picture Producers & Distributors of America, Inc. 1934-1945
    • 97-2 Mueller, Gerhard O.W. 1953-1971
      A portion of this corr. concerns the publication, in the U.S., of a MS of Prof. Benigno DiTullio of the University of Rome, Italy.
    • Murrow, Edward R.
      see
      "This I Believe"- Edward R. Murrow Program
    • 97-3 Myren, Richard A., Prof. 1961-1963
    • 97-4 to 98-3 M - Miscellany
      • 97-4
        • McCabe, Hilton H. 1954
        • McCallum, J.H. 1951
        • McCann, Richard V., Rev. 1956, 1962
        • McCarthy, Pat H. 1953
        • McConnell see World Peace
        • MacCormick, William A. 1950-1952
        • McCroskey, Walter L. 1943 (in re)
        • Macdonald, H. Malcolm 1952
        • McDonald, James T. 1953
        • Macdonald, Mary E. 1952
        • McDonnell, John 1969 (ABT Assoc.)
        • MacDougald, Dan 1970
        • McDougall, Patrick S. 1941
        • McDowell, John, Dean 1963
        • MacFarlane, Raymond H., Rev. 1957
        • McGee, Richard A. 1959-1962
        • McGettrick, Garvin 1953
        • McGlone, William Peter 1965
        • McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc. 1936, 1939, 1950, 1966
        • McHugh, John E. 1947
        • MacInerney, Dana B. 1941
        • McKendrick, Charles L. 1957
        • McKenna, Henry C. 1942
        • McKenna, J. Walter, Prof. 1955
        • McLaughlin, John M. 1963
        • MacNamara, Donal E.J. 1962-1964
        • McNaughton, John 1959
        • McNiff, Mary S. (Mrs. Philip J.) 1949
        • MacPherson, Ralph T., Mrs. 1953
        • McQuade, Henry, Hon. 1953
      • 97-5
        • Madenberg, Dorothy, Mrs. 1955
        • Madigan, John T. 1943
        • Madigan, Leo F. 1961
        • Magee, Robert M. 1956
        • Maglio, Louis G. 1960
        • Magruder, Calvert, Hon. 1942
        • Maguire, John M., Prof. 1929-1948
        • Mahady, Henry J. 1963-1966
        • Mahan, Edna 1929-1937, 1955-1956 see also Noxon, John F.
        • Mahoney, John J. 1941
        • Maier, Josef 1942 (Aufbau)
        • Maine Juvenile Delinquency Law 1958 (Preliminary Report)
        • Maine, Secretary of State 1961
        • Maleson, Janet 1962 (Mrs. Stiles, 1963)
      • 97-6
        • Mandanis, Marjorie 1959
        • Mandell, Irving 1949
        • Manning, W.M. 1961
        • Marbury, William L. 1965
        • Marcuse, Irene 1941
        • Marden, Harold C., Hon. 1960
        • Margolin, Arnold D. 1931-1947
        • Margolis, Dora 1941
        • Marin, Paul J. 1954-1962
        • Markel, Lester 1944
        • Markman, Ronald A., M.D. 1969
        • Maroney, Sabina Burns 1948 see also Boston Bar Association(B-Miscellany)
        • Marr, Vernon W. 1935
        • Marsh, Howard 1953
        • Marshall, James 1965-1968
        • Martin, David B.H. 1949-1950
        • Martin, Eric 1958
        • Martin, John Bartlow 1953-1954 (BREAK DOWN THE WALLS)
        • Martin, John J. 1963
        • Martin, William M. 1942
        • Marx, Yvonne 1965
        • Maryland (State) Personnel and Guidance Association 1963
      • 97-7
        • Mascarello, Henry J. 1943-1971
        • Masi, Alfonse T. 1965-1971
        • Maslow, A.H. 1955
        • Massachusetts. Advisory Committee on Service to Youth
        • Massachusetts Child Council see
          • Alper, B.S. Dec. 16, 1935
          • Parsons, Herbert
          • Stephens, H.M. Dec. 12, 1935
        • Massachusetts Council on Crime and Correction 1969
        • Massachusetts Department of Mental Health 1948-1963
        • Massachusetts Department of the Attorney General 1957, 1967-1969
        • Massachusetts. Executive Department 1964
        • Massachusetts Law Quarterly 1962-1963
        • Massachusetts. Parole Board 1952
        • Massachusetts Psychiatric Society see Raeder, O.J.(R-Miscellany)
        • Massachusetts Republican State Committee see Marr, V.W.(M-Miscellany)
        • Massachusetts Senate 1967
        • Massachusetts. Special Committee on Mental Health 1965
        • Massachusetts. Special Commission to Investigate and Study the Pardon and Parole Systems in the Commonwealth 1940
        • Massachusetts State Infirmary see Borenstein(report) (B-Miscellany)
        • Massachusetts State Prison 1952
        • Masters, Cecil D. 1965
        • Matsunaga, Spark M. 1966-1971
        • Matthews, Paul C. 1964-1965
        • Mavromati, Mary A. 1957
        • Maybrun Mines see Glueck, Sheldon: Personal
        • Mayer, Herbert C. 1953 (President, American Viewpoint, Inc.)
      • 97-8
        • Meagher, John H. 1952
        • Meaux, J.D. 1941-1942
        • Medalie, George Z. 1931-1945
        • Medical Correctional Association 1964
        • Medical School see Galaway, Martin(G-Miscellany); Saran, Ram(S-Miscellany)
        • Meehan, Catherine M. 1941
        • Mej, John Charles, LLD 1949-1950
        • Meleski, Anthony P. 1954
        • Melrose, Paul 1942 (in re)
        • Melson, Elwood F., Hon. 1959
        • Mendonca, John S. 1945
        • Mendoza, Jose Rafael 1957-1958
        • Menken, Julian 1966
        • Menorah Association, Inc., The 1945-1949
        • Mentor, The 1956
        • Menzel, Herbert, Dr. 1953
        • Mergen, Armand, Prof. 1965-1970
        • Meridian Books, Inc. 1959
        • Merkel, Neal O 1967
        • Merritt, H. Houston, M.D. 1944
        • Mersky 1971 (Book Review Editor, Law Library Journal)
        • Merson, Alan 1962-1966
        • Meslch, Ervin C. 1952
        • Mestman, Irv B.
        • Metzger, Walter P. 1947
        • Mexico Academy of Penal Sciences 1937, 1968-1969, 1971 (in re Dr. Carranca)
        • Meyer, George H. 1954
        • Meyer, William E. 1953-1954
        • Meyers, George 1954
      • 98-1
        • Michaels, Joseph J., M.D. 1953-1957
        • Michigan Corrections Commission 1956-1957
        • Michigan. Department of Corrections 1952
        • Michigan. Department of Mental Health 1952
        • Michigan Law Review 1943-1944
        • Michigan State Library 1945-1946
        • Miller, Arnold J. 1943-1950
        • Miller, Arthur M. 1943
        • Miller, Arthur S., Prof. 1958-1959
        • Miller, Charles H. 1944, 1949
        • Miller, Herbert J., Jr. 1944
        • Miller, Herbert S. 1959-1961
        • Miller, Ovvie 1961-1963
        • Miller, William E., Hon. 1962
        • Minliszanski, J.K. 1943
        • Minnesota State Reformatory for Men 1952 see also Zuckerman, Stanley B.
        • Minott, Henry 1955, 1956
      • 98-2
        • Moe, Henry Allen 1943 (Guggenheim Foundation)
        • Mohair, John P. 1956
        • Moldoff, William M. 1963
        • Monachesi, Elio D., Prof. 1936, 1950
        • Monge, Jose Trias 1949
        • Montefiore Special School 1942
        • Moon, Frances 1965
        • Mooney, Ben 1941
        • Moore, Margaret, Mrs. 1957
        • Moore, Merrill, M.D. 1940-1941, 1957
        • Moore, Nelson 1950
        • Moore, Terence M., Judge 1964
        • Moran, Frederick A., Hon. 1946
        • Morand, Ruth, Mrs. 1956
        • Morehead, Albert H. 1941
        • Moreland, Roy, Prof. 1968
        • Moreno, J.L., Dr. 1964
        • Moreno, Octavio Perez-Vitoria, Prof. 1959
        • Morgan, Edmund S. 1951
        • Morgan, Ronald G. 1964
        • Morgan, Thomas B. 1959
        • Morin, Volney F. 1952
        • Moritz, Alan R., M.D. 1942 see also Noxon, John F.
        • Moron, Alonzo G. 1949-1960
        • Morray, Joseph 1950
        • Morris, Joe Alex 1965
        • Morris, John Edward Jr. 1942
        • Morris, John Henry 1951
        • Morris, Richard
        • Morse, Lewis W. 1939, 1958
        • Morse, Wayne, Hon. 1934-1963
      • 98-3
        • Moser, Charles K. 1944
        • Moser, M. Peter 1951
        • Mosk, Richard M. 1964
        • Moskowitz, Saul 1942, 1955
        • Mosteller, Frederick, Prof. 1954
        • Motion Picture Association of America 1954
        • MPI (Motivational Programmers Inc.)
        • Mouledous, Joseph C. 1963
        • Moulton, Bryant E. 1940-1946
        • Mouret, M.P. 1950
        • Mowrer, O. Hobart 1953
        • Moyer, James A. 1937
        • Moyerman, Samuel 1962
        • Moynihan, Hon. 1970 see "West Point of Criminal Justice"
        • Moynihan, C.J. 1929
        • Moynihan, Charles J. 1929
        • Moynihan, Daniel Patrick 1965
        • Muhl, Anita M., Dr. 1940
        • Mullins, Claud, Judge 1939-1954
        • Mullins, Helene 1940
        • Mulock, William, Sir 1943
        • Murphy, Gardner 1944-1945
        • Murphy, James W., Prof. 1963
        • Murphy, John J. 1953
        • Murphy, Joseph P. 1931-1936, 1946
        • Murray, Harry, Prof. 1928-1936, 1957
        • Murray, Raymond W., Rev. see Cooley, Edwin J.
        • Murtagh, John M., Hon. 1955
          Musial see Youth Board, N.Y.C.
        • Musmanno, Michael A., Hon. see Eichmann Trial
        • Muszkat, Marian, LL.D. 1947
        • Muuss, Rolf E., Ph.D. 1963
        • Myers, George W., Jr. 1959-1961
        • Myerson, Abraham, M.D. 1943
        • Myerson, M.H. 1944-1945
    • The National Committee for Mental Hygiene
      see
      Williams, Frankwood E.
    • 98-4 to 98-5 National Council of Juvenile Court Judges 1962-1965
      Fold. 98-5 relates to arrangements for papers read by SG and ESG at a meeting of the Council in Boston in 1956
    • 98-6 to 98-7 National Council on Crime and Delinquency 1962-1968
    • National Institutes of Health
      see
      National Institute of Mental Health
    • 98-8 National Institute of Mental Health 1950-1968
      Includes copies of various draft acts governing hospitalization of the mentally ill
    • 99-1 to 100-6 National Probation and Parole Association 1925-1957 (formerly National Probation Association, Inc.)
      Mainly corr. with Charles L. Chute and subsequent secretaries and executive secretaries of the NPPA. Includes material on John Augustus Centennial, 1941
    • National Probation Association, Inc.
      see
      National Probation and Parole Association
    • 100-7 National Science Foundation 1959
    • 100-8 New England Law Institute 1963
    • 100-9 New Republic, The 1944-1951
    • 100-10 New York (City). Youth Board 1956-1960
    • 100-11 New York Times 1933-1954
      Corr. with editors of various departments such as Book Review Section, Magazine Section, etc.
    • 100-12 New York University 1947-1964
      Corr. with various schools and departments of the University such as Education, Law, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Libraries, etc. Arr. chron.
    • 101-1 Newsweek 1944-1965
      Some of this corr. is with Raymond Moley; for earlier corr. with RM, see folder for Moley, Raymond,in this Corr. Series
    • 101-2 Nixon, Richard Milhous, President, U.S., 1969-1959-1968
    • 101-3 Noxon, John F. 1946-1956
      see also
      DeBroff, M.B.(D-Miscellany)
    • 101-4 to 101-6 N - Miscellany
      • 101-4
        • Nagel, W.H. 1945-1946 (Groningen University)
        • Nagendran, C. 1954
        • Nagle, J. Stewart 1944 (NPA)
        • Naito, Yorihiro, Judge 1957-1958
        • Narcotics 1955 (in re)
        • Nassikas, John M. 1948 (Harvard Law School)
        • The Nation 1942 ("Sec Crimes & The Law")
        • National Awards Competition 1956
        • National Broadcasting Company 1945-1946, 1961-1962
        • National Conference on Prevention and Control of Juvenile Delinquency 1946
        • The National Fine Arts Award, Inc. 1948
        • National Health Library 1923
        • National Inst. of Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice 1968
        • National Jail Association 1945
        • National Lawyers Guild 1945-1947
        • National Manpower Council 1957
        • The National Mental Health Foundation (Phila.) 1947-1948
        • National Refugee Service (NRS) 1944
        • Naughton, Edmund J. 1950
        • Naumburg, George W. 1947
        • Nelson, Howard 1956
        • Nelson case see Johnson, Kenneth D.
        • The Nervous Child (quarterly) 1943
        • Ness, Eliot 1943
        • Neumeyer, Martin H. 1957
        • Neuner, Robert 1942-1943
        • Neves, J. Madeira, Prof. 1955
      • 101-5
        • New England Trial Judges Conference 1966
        • New Jersey Committee of County Judges 1949
        • New Jersey Education Association 1958
        • New Jersey Law Enforcement Council 1952-1954
        • New Jersey. Paterson State College 1966
        • New Jersey Reformatory for Women 1950
        • New York Dept. of Correction, Penitentiary 1945
        • New York Foundation 1959
        • New York Governor's Conference 1957
        • New York Governor's Special Committee on Criminal Offenders 1966
        • New York Institute of Criminology 1959-1960
        • New York Life Insurance Company 1945
        • New York School of Social Work 1948-1957
        • New York University Press 1957-1958
        • The New Yorker 1946
        • Newman, C.E. 1963
        • Newman, Lawrence 1962
        • Newman, Ralph A. 1970
        • The News Publishing Company 1944
        • Newton, W.W. 1946
      • 101-6
        • Nice, Richard W. 1957-1959
        • Nicholson, James H. 1963
        • Nicholson, Lowell S. 1940-1951
        • Nieman Foundation see Lyons, Louis M.(L-Miscellany)
        • Nieuwenkamp, Geertje G.
        • "Night Call" 1965
        • Nikiforov, Boris, Prof. 1963
        • Niles, David 1937-1938, 1942 (in re Jack Master)
        • Nilkanth, B.E. 1954
        • Nobel Committee 1950-1951
        • Noguchi (in re)
        • Nolan, John C. 1949
        • Norfolk County Probation Report see Devlin, James N.(D-Miscellany)
        • Norfolk State Prison 1945-1953
        • Norman, Andrew E., Dr. 1959
        • Norman, J.W. 1954
        • Northeastern University. Police Seminar 1965
        • Northwestern University Library 1945-1946
        • Northwestern University School of Law 1950-1959
        • Norton, Clement 1932-1947 (Boston Public Schools)
        • Norton, Jerry J., Maj. Ret. 1966
        • Nugent, James E. 1954
        • Nunberg, Henry 1957-1958
        • Nunn, Merlin 1958
        • Nutting, Charles B., Dean 1963
        • Nuvolone, Pietro 1950
    • O'Brian, John Lord
      see
      Bettman, Alfred
    • 101-7 O'Dea, James L., Jr. Advisory Committee to the District Attorney (Mass., Northern District) 1956-1958
    • 101-8 Office of Strategic Services 1942-1946
      Includes one TLS of Pres. Roosevelt to Homer Cummings, Dec. 21, 1942
    • Office of War Information
      see
      U.S. Office of War Information
    • Older, Julia
      see
      American Review on the Soviet Union(A-Miscellany)
    • 101-9 Oppenheimer, Reuben 1924-1953
    • 101-10 Orfield, Lester B. 1935-1957
    • 101-11 to 102-1 The Osborne Association, Inc. 1931-1971
      see also
      MacCormick, Austin H.
    • 102-2 Oursler, Fulton, ed., The Readers' Digest 1936-1952
    • 102-3 Outerbridge, Robert P. 1936, 1948
    • 102-4 to 102-5 Overholser, Winfred 1925-1963
    • 102-6 to 102-7 O - Miscellany
      • 102-6
        • Oberndorf, C.P., Dr. 1933, 1946
        • Obolensky, Ivan 1960
        • O'Brien, Joseph J. 1954
        • Obscenity & the Arts see Law & Contemporary Problems(L-Miscellany)
        • Oceana Publications, Inc. 1959
        • O'Connor, Herbert J. 1946
        • O'Connor, James F., Jr. 1946
        • O'Donnell, John S. 1950
        • Offord, D.R., M.D. 1965
        • Offutt, Edward 1954
        • Ogden, D.A., Dr. 1953
        • Ogden, Squire R. 1966 (re Brandeis' middle name)
        • O'Halloran, Arthur 1964
        • O'Hara, Gerald T. 1959
        • Ohio Federal Reformatory 1946
        • Ohio State University, Dept. of Psychology 1947
        • Ohio State University, Psychological Clinic 1952
        • Ohio (Whitehouse) 1946 (William Hirsch)
        • Ohlin, Lloyd 1956-1970
        • Oliver, John W. 1963
        • Olmsted, Seymour 1943
        • Olson, Frank A. 1956-1962
        • Olson, Reuel L. 1961
        • Olson, Robert A., Dr. 1960
      • 102-7
        • O'Neil, Robert, Mrs. 1952
        • Oregon Legislative Interim Comm. on Criminal Law 1960
        • Oregon State Board of Control 1950-1952
        • O'Reilly, Archer, Jr. 1948
        • Ornstein, Robert 1954
        • Orrick, J.B. 1943
        • Ortigas, Francisco, Jr. 1946
        • Osterweil, Harold, Pvt. 1943
        • Our Paper 1953 (West Concord Reformatory, Mass.)
        • Owen, John 1941
    • 102-8 Parker, John J., Hon. 1941-1946
    • 102-9 to 102-10 Parsons, Herbert C. 1928-1969
    • 103-1 Pell, Herbert 1943-1952
    • 103-2 Perkins, Rollin M. 1932-1946
    • 103-3 to 103-5 Phillips Brooks House Committee 1940, 1953-1963, 1971
    • 103-6 Pinatel, Jean 1951-1967
      M. Pinatel Secretaire General of the Societe Internationale de Criminologie
    • 103-7 Piper, Charles D. 1932-1939
    • 103-8 Ploscowe, Morris 1931-1966
    • 104-1 Police Departments 1955-1965
    • 104-2 Polich, V. Alexander 1950-1964
    • 104-3 Posel, Sidney 1951-1954
    • 104-4 to 104-5 Pound, Roscoe 1926-1964
    • 104-6 Practising Law Institute 1948-1953
    • 104-7 Prediction miscellany 1942-1960
    • 104-8 Princeton Conference on Exploring Psychiatric Research in Juvenile Delinquency 1955
      (organized and sponsored by The Welfare & Health Council of N.Y.C.)
    • 104-9 Princeton Conference on Politics 1933
    • Princeton Conference re Witmer & Tufts article
      see
      W-Miscellany: Witmer, Helen L.
    • 104-10 Pritchard, Thomas H. 1951-1956
    • Prisoners' writings
      see
      De Profundis
    • "Program for Advanced Training in the Field of Criminal Justice"
      see
      Glueck, Sheldon: Writings (Miscellany)
    • Psychiatry and Law - cases
      see
      Glueck, Sheldon: Writings (Law and psychiatry, F. 78-10)
    • 104-11 Psychiatry And The Law Foundation 1962-1964
    • 104-12 Public defenders: Miscellany 1945-1967
    • Public Library of the City of Boston
      see
      Boston Public Library
    • 104-13 to 105-3 P - Miscellany
      • 104-13
        • Palladino, John A. 1957-1965
        • Palma, Rose M., Mrs. 1965
        • Panjab University 1968-1971
        • Panunzio, Constantine 1947
        • Papanek, Ernst 1958
        • Park, Charlotte 1947
        • Parker, W.H. 1956 (Chief of Police)
        • Parr, A.E. (reprints by)
        • Parsons, Talcott 1944
        • Pastoral Psychology 1967
        • Patten, Warren 1963
        • Patterson, Edwin W., Prof. 1963
        • Patterson, Robert, Hon. 1947-1948
        • Patterson Smith Publishing Corp. 1969
        • Paul, Julius, Prof. 1964
        • Paulsen, Monrad G., Prof. 1962
        • Payne, E. George, Dean 1942 (N.Y.U. School of Education)
        • Payne, Martha, Mrs. 1956
        • Pazifikus, A.H. 1949
        • Peace News 1964
        • Peabody, Endicott, Governor 1966
        • Pearce, Arthur R., Prof. 1954
        • Peck, Russell 1958
        • Pedersen, John F. 1952
        • Pell, Claiborne 1961
        • Penfield, Walter A. 1953
        • Penney, Charles P., Esq. 1954
        • Pennsylvania College for Women 1950
        • Pennsylvania, Commonwealth of 1965
      • 105-1
        • Pepper, Claude, Senator 1944, 1948
        • Pepperday, Thomas M. 1934, 1941, 1951
        • Perkins, John Forbes, Hon. 1932-1941
        • Perlman, Jack M. 1953
        • Perrine, Charles J. 1953
        • Perry, Ralph Barton 1941, 1948 (The Age Movement)
        • Pesciallo, George H. 1955 (in re)
        • Petain, Henri, Marechal 1941
        • Peterson, Richard D. 1965
        • Peterson, Tom L. see Sentencing
        • Petry, Elizabeth (Mrs. W.H.) 1958
        • Pfeiffer, Timothy N. 1951
        • Philbrick, Virginia 1953
        • Philipson, Albert 1943-1968
        • Philipson, Bruce 1952
        • Philipson, Carole 1962
        • Philipson, Morris 1951-1952
        • Philipson, Robert 1962-1965
        • Phillips, James H. 1942
        • Photographs (nude) 1955
        • PHYSIQUE AND DELINQUENCY see Morris, Albert
      • 105-2
        • Piccott, Howard Bartlett 1960
        • Pieck, Manfred 1963-1964
        • Pike, Frederick S. 1950
        • Pinanski, Abraham, Mrs.
        • Pincus, William 1963
        • Pinner, James 1953
        • Pirkey, Jane Sedgwick 1960
        • Pitchford, Harry D. 1948 (DA Civ.Atty.)
        • Pittenger, John C. 1958
        • Pittsburgh, Dept. of Public Safety 1948
        • Planned Parenthood 1955 see also
          Henshaw, Paul S.(H-Miscellany)
        • Platt, L Prescott 1953
        • Playboy ("Capital Punishment: The Barbaric Anachronism" by Michael DiSalle)
        • Playfair, Giles ("Crime, Punishment and Cure" - newspaper article)
        • Plimpton, Oakes Ames 1960-1961
        • Podolsky, Edward, M.D. 1957-1959
        • Poe, Leon 1934, 1942
        • Poletti, Charles 1934-1939, 1942-1947
        • Police sciences see Lee, Frances G.(L-Miscellany)
        • Political Affairs 1945
        • Pollack, Irwin W. 1950
        • Pollak, Otto 1950
        • Pollard, John J. 1941
        • Pollelle, Michael J. 1965
        • Pollitt, Basil H. 1950
        • Pollmann, Armin 1964
        • Polson, Cyril, Prof. 1949
        • Porter, Charles O. 1941-1953
        • Powers, Edwin 1931-1961
        • Powers, Walter 1942-1943
      • 105-3
        • Pretzel, Roman 1943
        • Preuss, Lawrence 1945
        • Price, Charles P. 1965
        • Prickett, William, Jr. 1950
        • Prigmore, Charles S. see Council on Social work Education
        • Prince, George N. 1965
        • Probation: Its Legal and Social Aspects 1950
        • Prosser, William L., Dean 1950
        • The Providence Journal and The Evening Bulletin 1950
        • The Psychoanalytic Forum 1967
        • Public Health Federation 1944 (Mr. Marquette)
        • Pulling, Arthur C. 1945, 1955
        • Purvis, Melvin, Col. 1945
        • Putnam, Harold, Hon. 1952
        • Putnam, Harold 1941 (The Boston Globe) (newspaper clipping attached)
        • Putnam, Henri M. 1942 (Oka, P.Q., Canada)
    • 105-4 Q - Miscellany
      • Queen, Ellery 1949
      • Quinn, James A. 1951
    • 105-5 Racca, V., Dr. 1935-1946
    • 105-6 Radcliffe College, Cambridge, Mass. 1925-1944
    • 105-7 Radin, Max, Professor 1937-1943
    • 105-8 Radzinowitz, Leon 1937-1952
    • 105-9 Reader's Digest, The 1946-1972
      see also
      Oursler, Fulton
    • 105-10 Recidivism: bibliographies 1930-1940, 1950-1960
      see also
      Wayne County Juvenile Court(W-Miscellany)
    • 105-11 Reed, George J. 1956-1958, 1961
    • 105-12 Reuschlein, Harold Gill 1935-1950
    • 105-13 Robinson, Jacob 1944-1961
    • 105-14 Robinson, James J. 1930-1949
    • 105-15 Robinson, Louis N. 1927-1945
    • 106-1 Rogosin, Irving 1935-1971
    • 106-2 Roscoe Pound - American Trial Lawyers Foundation 1968
    • 106-3 Roumajon, Y. 1959
    • 106-4 Rubenstein, Philip 1942-1962
    • 106-5 Rubin, Sol 1948-1957
    • 106-6 Ruess, C.G. 1932-1934
    • 106-7 Russell, Donald Hayes, M.D. 1959-1967
    • 106-8 Ryu, Paul Ki Chynn 1953-1958
      Includes outline of Prof. Ryu's MS "Criminal justice and the new Korean Code of October 3, 1953"
    • 106-9 to 106-13 R - Miscellany
      • 106-9
        • Radin, Edward D. 1951 (Mercury Publications)
        • Raeder, Oscar 1933, 1942
        • Rahman, Haffizul, Dean 1957
        • Raithel, Ernst 1958
        • Raitt, N.S., Lt. 1950
        • Rampart College 1966
        • Ramsey, Francis W., 3rd 1949
        • Ranald, Ralph A. 1962-1966
        • Randall, Clarence B. 1952
        • Random House 1959
        • Rappeport, Jack J. 1958-1959
        • Rasor, Ovid Ferguson
        • Rassieur, Long & Yawitz 1954
        • Rastogi, R.S. 1955-1957
        • Razze, N.E., Mrs. 1963
        • Reale, Nicola 1959
        • Read, Horace E., Dean 1957
        • Reading Institute of Boston, The
        • Reardon, Paul C., Chief Justice 1961-1963
        • Reardon, Wilson 1951
        • Reckless, Walter C., Prof. 1941, 1962
        • Rector, Milton G. see National Council on Crime and Delinquency
        • Redbook Magazine 1947, 1951
        • Redden, Jack 1958
        • Redl, Fritz, Dr. 1957 (article in CHILDREN)
        • Redmont, Robert S. 1954
        • Reed, W.S. 1956
        • Reese, J. Mitchell, Jr. 1968
        • Reichert, Irving F., Jr. 1969
      • 106-10
        • Reilly, Kevin C. 1965
        • Reiman, Conrad F. 1951
        • Reinhardt, James H. 1953
        • Reiss, Rudolf 1969
        • Reitz, Louis M. 1952
        • Remington, Frank J., Prof. 1953-1963
        • Rennie, Thomas A.C., Dr. 1955
        • Rettenberg, see Halpern, Irving W.
        • Revue De Science Criminelle et Droit Penal Compare 1951-1956
        • Reyes, Gorgonis D. 1937, 1941
        • Reyman, Vernon 1957
        • Rheinstrom, Henry 1944-1945
        • Rhine, J.B., Dr. 1956
        • Rhode Island. Dept. of Social Welfare 1956
        • Rhodes, Irwin S., Esq. 1963
        • Rhodes, Jeremiah I. 1941, 1946
        • Rias 1965 (Berlin)
        • Ribble, F.D.G., Dean 1950
        • Ribeiro, Leonidio, Prof. 1957
        • Rice, Elmer 1943
        • Rice, Guy V., Dr. 1953
        • Richman, Ralph E. 1950
        • Ricks, James H., Judge 1946 (letter by L. Hall)
        • Rico, J.M., Prof. see Internat. Society for Criminologyfold. 88-6
        • Riederer, Henry A., Judge 1964
        • Rieger, Raymond C. 1950
        • Riesenfeld, Stefan A., Prof. 1951
        • Riess, Bernard F., Ph.D. 1958
        • Riggs, Benjamin C., M.D. 1948
        • Riley, Nathan
        • Rindler, Lester 1941, 1946
        • Rinkel, Max, M.D. 1963
        • Ritchie, Thomas A. 1961
        • Rittenberg, Louis 1943
      • 106-11
        • Roback, A.A., Dr. 1944, 1952-1958
        • Robbins, Eugenia, Mrs. 1942-1943
        • Robbins, Frederick J.
        • Robbins, Samuel T. 1956
        • Roberts, John B. 1941 (in re Clarence Darrow)
        • Robertson, Archibald F. 1953
        • Robin, Jerry 1961
        • Robins, Myron 1951
        • Robinson, Thomas H., Mrs. 1947
        • Roche, Philip Q., M.D. 1940-1943 (The Pennsylvania Plan)
        • Rockland Hospital Guild 1954
        • Rodman, Allen 1954
        • Roebuck, Julian, Prof. 1958, 1962-1963
        • Roen, Sheldon R., Ph.D. see Community Mental Health Journal(C-Miscellany)
        • Rogers, William P., Hon. 1955
        • Rohe, Paul S. 1965
        • Rojas, Nerio 1943
        • Rome, Charles A. 1937, 1940-1943
        • Romniciano, Helene 1947
        • Romoda, Joseph J., Dean 1950
      • 106-12
        • Roosevelt, Curtis 1956-1957
        • Roosevelt, Franklin D., President, U.S.
        • Roosevelt, James
        • Rosal, Juan del, Prof. 1965-1969
        • Rosales A, Victor Elias, Dr. 1960-1962
        • Rosberg, Carl G. 1951
        • Rose, A.G. 1950
        • Rose, Arnold M., Prof. 1957
        • Rosenberg, Anna, Mrs. 1951
        • Rosenberg, Bernard, Prof. 1955-1956
        • Rosenberg, E.J. 1943 (in re Crimes that Made the Law)
        • Rosenberg, Maurice 1960
        • Rosenwald, Lessing J. 1952-1958
        • Ross, Martin 1965
        • Rotch, Arthur G., Hon. 1942
        • Roucek, Joseph S., Dr. 1936-1963
        • Roumell, George T., Jr.
        • Rowe, Michael G. 1960
        • Royse, Professor 1953
      • 106-13
        • Ruark, Robert C. 1954
        • Rubenstein, Bernard J., Prof. 1950-1951
        • Rubin, Gerald 1952
        • Rubin, Sandra 1952
        • Rubin, Stephen
        • Ruckelshaus, William D. 1960-1962
        • Ruditz, George R., Pvt. 1951-1952
        • Rudzinski, Alexander W., Dr. 1946
        • Ruffin, Marshall deG., M.D. 1965
        • Ruggles, Arthur H., M.D. 1953
        • Rusoff, Lester R. 1962
        • Russell, Donald, Dr.
        • Rutgers School of Law 1965
        • Ruy-Perez, Carlota Rios 1944
        • Ryan, P.A. 1963
        • Ryback, Joseph 1958
        • Rybeck, James P. 1963
        • Rylander, Gosta 1961-1965
    • 106-14 Sacco-Vanzetti case 1927, 1963
      Includes pamphlets and clippings
    • 106-15 Sack, Alexander N. 1947
    • 106-16 Sanders, Barkev S. 1935-1937
    • 107-1 Sayre, Francis B., Hon. 1926-1943
    • 107-2 Schwartz, Louis B. 1951-1952
    • 107-3 Scudder, Kenyon J. 1935-1957
      Some of this corr. is with K.J. Scudder in his capacity as Director of Field Services for The Osborne Ass'n., Inc.
      see also
      The Osborne Association, Inc.; Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.
    • 107-4 to 107-5 Sellin, Thorsten 1927-1969
    • 107-6 Sentencing 1954-1962
      Folder contains research materials and some corr.
    • 107-7 Shaw, G. Howland 1930-1963
    • 107-8 Shefferman, Abe 1935-1936
    • 107-9 Shefferman, Maurice 1935-1937
    • 107-10 Shockley, William, Dr. 1966-1970
    • 107-11 Shoham, Shlomo 1962-1971
    • 107-12 Shulman, Harry Manuel 1930-1961
    • Simmons School of Social Work, Boston, Mass.
      see
      Hardwick, Katharine D.
    • 107-13 Slawson, John 1930-1950
    • 108-1 Social Science Research Council 1932-1943
    • Societe Internationale de Defense Sociale
      see
      International Association for Social Defense
    • 108-2 Society for the Prevention of Crime 1941-1942
      SG on editorial board of the Society's Crime News and Feature Service. Corr. about various editorials for the Crime News by SG.
      see also
      Lukas, Edwin J.
    • 108-3 Sonnabend, A.M. 1956-1957
    • 108-4 Sorokin, Pitirim 1931-1943
    • 108-5 Spaeth, Edmund B., Jr., Judge 1968-1969
    • 108-6 Stearns, A. Warren 1926-1957
    • 108-7 Steele, Julian D. 1937, 1959-1970
    • 108-8 Stephens, Harold M., Hon. 1932-1947
      Stephens held the posts of Asst. Attorney General; Assistant to the Attorney General, Dept. of Justice, Washington; and Associate Justice, U.S. Court of Appeals
    • 108-9 Stevenson, George S., M.D. 1925-1939, 1957
      Dr. Stevenson was connected with the American Orthopsychiatric Ass'n. and the National Committee for Mental Hygiene; also Editor of Mental Hygiene
    • 108-10 Stewart, V. Lorne 1947-1970
      Judge of Juvenile and Family Court in Toronto, Canada
    • 108-11 Strodbeck, Fred L. 1957
      Includes transcript of hypothetical case PEOPLE v. MARTIN GRAHAM
    • 108-12 Sutherland, Edwin H. 1929-1938
    • 108-13 Swoboda, Frank, M.D. 1937-1946
      Corr. from Prague, Czechoslovakia; Dr. Swoboda was a Rockefeller Fellow at Harvard School of Public Health
    • 108-14 to 109-8 S - Miscellany
      • 108-14
        • Saari, Erkki 1951-1955
        • Sachs, Paul 1945
        • Salcher, Hubert, Dr.
        • Saleebey, George see National Council on Crime and Delinquency
        • Salmon, Thomas W. 1927, 1933, 1942
        • Saltonstall, Leverett, Hon. 1944
        • San Diego Academy for the Behavioral Sciences 1964
        • San Francisco Dept. of Public Health 1945
        • San Quentin 1952 (Calif. State Prison)
        • Sanborn, Ashton, Mrs. 1942
        • Sanchez, G., Dr. 1964-1966
        • Sander, Frank
        • Sands, Charles Eliot 1964 (letter to Governor Peabody)
        • Sands, D.E. 1953
        • Sands, Edward S. 1955
        • Sands, Irving J. 1955
        • Sanford, Joseph W. 1941
        • Sarafite, Joseph, Hon. 1955
        • Saran, Ram, Hon. 1954
        • Sardar ud-Din, Mohammad 1969
        • Sarton, George, Prof. 1945
        • The Saturday Evening Post 1941
        • Saturday Review 1944-1946, 1962-1963
        • Savage, John M. 196?-1965
        • Savignano, Joseph P. 1957
        • Sawyer, R.A., Dr. 1959
        • Sayward, R.J. 1963
        • Scandinavian Studies in Criminology 1966
        • Schachtel, Ernest G. 1942
        • Schachter, Esther Roditti, Mrs. 1962-1972 (Harvard Law School 1957)
        • Schafer, Stephen, Dr. 1947-1948, 1957-1960
      • 109-1
        • Schairer, Reinhold 1941-1945 (U.S. Comm. on Educa. Reconstruction)
        • Scharf, Roy Herbert (Harvard Law School 1952)
        • Scheinfeld, Amram 1950-1965
        • Scheuer, James H., Hon. 1966
        • Schick, Franz B. 1944
        • Schlatter, E.K.E., Dr. 1969
        • Schlosberg, Theodore K. 1955
        • Schmidl, Fritz, Dr. 1960
        • Schneider, Hams Joachim 1963
        • Schnur, Alfred C., Dr. 1954-1958
      • 109-2
        • Schoeck, Helmut, Prof. 1960
        • Schrage, H.K. 1951
        • Schreiter, William F. 1954
        • Schuller, Sherry Jo 1969
        • Schuster, Jack 1966 (Sheeler case)
        • Schweitzer, Louis 1962
        • Scibelli 1957 (in re)
        • Scientific Resources, Inc. 1967
        • Scofield, Glenn E. 1957
        • Scott, Cathezine S. 1944
        • Scott, Elisabeth 1942 (N.Y. Legislative Service)
        • Scott, Esther Kendall (Mrs. Austin) (memorial service)
        • Scott, J.P.
        • Scott, F.R., Prof. 1955
        • Scott, Robert H., Prof. 1949
        • Scoville, Mildred 1954 (Commonwealth Fund)
        • Seabury Press, The 1961
        • Seale, W.H. 1942
        • Seasongood, Agnes (Mrs. Murray) 1960-1962
        • Seasongood, Edwin 1943
        • Seasongood, Murray 1933-1948, 1960
        • Seavey, Warren A. 1934-1959
        • Seligson, see Practising Law Institute
        • Seltzer, Carl C., Dr. 1947, 1950
        • Serri, Frank 1964
      • 109-3
        • Shackman, Arthur O. 1970
        • Shah, Saleem A., Dr. 1970
        • Shalaby, M.M. 1950
        • Shallna, Anthony O. 1941
        • Shalloo, J.P. 1934-1944
        • Shanker, Morris G., Prof. 1967
        • Shapiro, H.L. 1941-1944
        • Shapiro, Joseph 1945
        • Shapley, Harlow 1946
        • Sharp, Riley M. 1953
        • Shattuck, Henry L., Esq. 1954
        • Shattuck, Mayo, Esq. 1951
        • Shaw, Clifford R. 1931, 1942
        • Shayon, Robert Lewis 1947
        • Shea, Edmund B. 1952
        • Shea, Edward J. 1951
        • Shea, Francis M. 1938, 1941
        • Shea, Frederic L. 1949
        • Shedd, Marion 1943
        • Shenkel, John H. 1942 (Court of Quarter Sessions, Pittsburgh)
        • Sherwin, Constance V. 1955
        • Sherwood, Richard E. 1954
        • Shikita, Minoru 1958
        • Shimm, Melvin G., Prof. 1954-1959
        • Shober, Everett R. 1944 (in re Ikenberry)
        • Shotwell, James T. 1943
        • Shulman, Harry, Dean 1954
        • Siegler, Joseph 1936-1946
        • Sieverts, Rudolf, Dr. Jur. 1959
        • Silberschlag, Eisig, Dr. 1941, 1947, 1951
        • Sills, Arthur J. 1942
        • Silva, Emilio, Dr. 1960
        • Silver, Edward S., Hon. 1954
        • Silverman, Ronald W. 1965
      • 109-4 Silvers, Herbert R. 1947
      • 109-5
        • Silverstein, Jerome L. 1940, 1947
        • Silverstein, Morris T. 1958
        • Simmonds, Martha F. 1951
        • Simmons, Boyd T. 1941
        • Simon & Schuster 1930, 1941, 1944, 1952
        • Simon, Caroline K., Mrs. 1944-1949, 1964
        • Simon, Manfred 1944
        • Simpson, Sidney P. 1930-1948
        • Singh, S.J. 1956
        • Siskind, Lawrence A. 1958
        • Siu, Ralph G.H. 1968
        • Sizer, T.R., Dean 1966
        • Skidmore, Rex A., Dean 1963
        • Skinner, Bill 1966
        • Sklar, Nathan E. 1957
        • Skoler, Daniel L. see National Council of Juvenile Court Judges
      • 109-6
        • Slavson - "Re-educating The Delinquent" see Harper & Bros.(corr. with Tead 9/22/1954)
        • Sledd, Roger 1965
        • Slepak, I.V. 1944
        • Slesinger, Donald, Prof. 1928-1944
        • Sloane, Homer W. 1954
        • Sloane, Joseph, Hon. 1958
        • Sloane, R. Bruce, Dr. 1963
        • Slocum, Peter S. 1963
        • Slomoff, R. Joel 1963
        • Slovenko, Ralph, Prof.
        • Smathers, George A., Senator 1964
        • Smertenko 1944
        • Smith, Ann
        • Smith, Carl G. 1953 (in re)
        • Smith, Jessica 1945 (ed., Soviet Russia Today)
        • Smith, Kate 1944
        • Smith, Reginald Heber 1945, 1951
        • Smith, Robert I. 1955
        • Smith, Robert L. 1951
        • Smith, William
        • Smithsonian Institution
        • Snell, George D. 1945
        • Snow, Kenneth J. 1943 (a "perfect crime"?)
        • Sobel, Lionel 1965
        • Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues (in re SPSSI Newsletter, April 1960)
        • Soler, Victor
        • Solomon, Harry C., M.D. 1926, 1959, 1965
        • Sontag see Fels Research Institute(F-Miscellany)
        • Soong, Sally 1943
        • Sorg, Enid 1945
        • South Boston Municipal Court see Galligan, Joseph J.(G-Miscellany)
        • Southern Conf. for Human Welfare 1944
        • Sowle, Claude R. 1960 (Ed.-in-Chief, J. of Crim.Law, Criminology & Police Science)
        • Spain, Consul General of 1954
        • Spalding, Leonard A. III 1961
        • Spanos, Harry V. 1952 (in re)
        • Spear, Sidney 1937-1938, 1943
        • Speca, John M., Prof. 1956
        • Spector, Herman K. 1942, 1944
        • Spiegel, George 1947
        • Spivak, Lawrence 1945
        • Spring, Vernon A. 1947
        • Spurrier, Robert L. 1967
        • Srp, Ladislav L., Dr. 1949
      • 109-7
        • Stachhouwer, Jan Dirk, Dr. 1951-1952 (Netherlands)
        • Standard-Times 1962 (New Bedford, Mass.)
        • Stanley, R.L., Dean 1958
        • Staples, Edward D. 1955
        • Stayer, Frank I., Dr. 1957
        • Steckevicz, Edwin F., Mrs. 1959
        • Steefel, Lawrence D. 1944
        • Steelcraft Mfg. Co. 1956
        • Steele, Chauncey Depew 1943
        • Stein, Colman
        • Steinberg, Ben 1943
        • Steinmetz, H.N. L(¢&
        • Stepner, Lester, Dr. 1956
        • Sterling, Joanne W. 1955
        • Stern, Leon T. 1935, 1965
        • Stern, Sandra S., Mrs. 1962-1964
        • Stern, William B. 1953
        • Sternsher, Eleanor, Mrs. 1950
        • Stettinius, Edward R., Jr., Hon. 1944
        • Stewart, Mark C. 1963
        • Stewart, Bill 1942
        • Stickel, Fred G., Jr., Hon. 1955-1956
        • Stickney, Whitman G., M.D. 1953-1959
        • Stiles, William, Mr. & Mrs. 1962-1966
        • Stone, F.L. 1954 (NIH, Bethesda, Md.)
        • Stone, Harlan F., Chief Justice 1942
        • Stone, Julius, Prof. 1952-1969
        • Stoneham (Mass.) Junior Chamber of Commerce 1966
        • Storey, R.G. 1946
        • Stouffer, Samuel A., Prof. 1957
      • 109-8
        • Strahorn, John S. (copy of letter to J.S.S. by L. Hall)
        • Strain, David 1960
        • Strait, George 1967 (Librarian, Harvard Law School)
        • People v. Stroble see Berman, Bayard F.(B-Miscellany)
        • Stroman, James H. 1958
        • Stromberg, Robert L. 1961
        • Stroud case see Furman, S.A.(F-Miscellany)
        • Stumberg, George W. 1941
        • Sturz, Herbert 1962
        • Suits, Frederick R. 1943, 1951
        • Sullivan, Edward, Hon. 1958
        • Sullivan, Harold W., Judge 1966
        • Sullivan, Leo J., Police Commissioner 1947-1960
        • Sulloway, Alvah W. 1959
        • The Sun 1950
        • Sundine, John R. 1953
        • Survey Associates, Inc. 1934, 1945, 1950
        • Sutherland, Arthur E., Prof. 1950, 1964, 1971
        • Swados,
        • Swancara, Frank 1946
        • Swanson, Guy E. 1943
        • Swartz, Jacob 1941-1954
        • Sweet & Maxwell, Ltd.
        • Sweet, Elliott 1956-1969
        • Swichkow, Louis J., Dr. 1962 (a Milwaukeean)
        • Swope, Herbert Bayard 1946
        • Szabo, Denis 1962 (Dept. of Criminology, Montreal)
        • Szold, Robert 1953 (in re Judge Geller)
    • 109-9 Taft, Donald R. 1931-1963
    • 109-10 Tappan, Paul W. 1950-1963
    • 109-11 Teeters, Negley, Prof. 1949-1963
    • 110-1 "This I Believe" 1952, 1953 (Edward R. Murrow program)
    • 110-2 This Week Magazine 1946-1965
    • 110-3 Thrasher, Frederic M. 1929-1939
    • 110-4 Tobin, Maurice J. 1944-1948 (Governor, Mass.)
    • 110-5 Trotter, Michael H. 1962-1965
    • 110-6 Turner, J.W. Cecil 1940-1949
      Corr. relating to various publications of both Sheldon Glueck and Prof. Turner of Cambridge University, England
    • 110-7 Tydings, Joseph D 1966-1970 (U.S. Senator)
    • 110-8 to 110-10 T - Miscellany
      • 110-8
        • Takvorian, Sonia 1942
        • Talbot, Charles H.W. 1955
        • Tancharoensukh, Seng 1940 (Thailand)
        • Tangen, Ed 1940
        • Tanner, Van H., Col. 1953
        • Tarbell, Gridley W. 1944
        • Tarrant, John Edward 1964
        • Taylor, Edward J. 1935-1944
        • Tead, Ordway 1940, 1955-1956
        • Teen-Agers see Lowenstein, Norman(L-Miscellany)
        • Temporary Commission on the Courts see Ensher, Robert J.(E-Miscellany)
        • Tenney, Ashton M., Dr. 1953
        • Terkel, Meyer 1955
        • Terrizzi, Matthew J. 1959
        • Texas. Supreme Court 1952 (in reGarwood)
      • 110-9
        • Thom, Douglas, Dr. 1931-1942
        • Thompson, Bo 1962
        • Thompson, Donald J. 1946
        • Thompson, Richard E. 1953
        • Thornton, Robert Y. 1960
        • Thouin, Lucien 1945
        • Thumelaire, M. 1944-1945
        • Thurlow, Paul E. 1955-1956
        • Thurston, Henry W. 1942
        • Timasheff, N.S., Dr. 1936-1938 (in re)
        • Time 1943-1946, 1964
        • Timilty, Joseph F. 1936-1942 (Police Commissioner, Boston, Mass.)
        • Tissembaum, Edwin E. 1956
      • 110-10
        • Tolman, Leland L. 1961
        • Topping, C.W., Prof. 1950
        • Torgan, Sylvia, Mrs. 1965
        • Toth, George S., Jr., Pastor 1964
        • Tousley, Clare 1962 (PLAYS for LIVING)
        • Tower, James W. 1964 see also Industrial Relations Counselors Service
        • Trammell, David B., Mrs. 1950
        • Trese, Leo J., Rev. 1956
        • Triangle Books 1941
        • Trowbridge, Calvin D., Jr. 1960
        • Truman, Harry S., President, U.S. 1947 (letter of SG to Pres. Truman)
        • Tubach, Geby 1969
        • Tucker, B. Fain, Judge 1954
        • Tucker, G.C., Mrs. 1951
        • Tufts University 1967 (Hallowell, Ninth President; SG represented Geo. Wash. Univ.)
        • Tulane University Medical School 1957
        • Tunks, Lehan K. 1952
        • Turkey see Donmezer, Sulhi(D-Miscellany)
        • Turkish professor - Dean Sulhi Donmezer see Sherwood, Richard E.(S-Miscellany)
        • Turlington, Edgar 1946
        • Tweed, Harrison 1945
        • Twins see Sands, Edward S.(S-Miscellany)
        • Typographical Union No. 6, N.Y.C. 1944
    • 110-11 Ulman, Joseph N. 1931-1949
      Judge of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore, Md. Folder also contains corr. about the Ulman Foundation which later became the Ulman Society
    • 110-12 United Nations Economic and Social Council 1971
    • 110-13 United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 1946-1971
    • 110-14 United Prison Association of Massachusetts 1941-1962
    • 110-15 U.S. Children's Bureau 1947-1959
    • 110-16 U.S. Copyright Office 1941, 1947, 1952
    • 110-17 U.S. Department of State 1942, 1946-1950
    • 110-18 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation 1944-1945
    • 110-19 U.S. Office of War Information 1945
    • 110-20 U.S. Senate. Subcommittee to Investigate Juvenile Delinquency 1953-1954
    • 110-21 U.S. Supreme Court 1941-1967
    • 111-1 U.S. War Department 1945-1947
    • 111-2 University of Cambridge (England) - Monograph 1941-1942
      see also
      Turner, J.W. Cecil
    • 111-3 University of Chicago 1945, 1951-1959
    • 111-4 University of Delhi (India) 1962-1964
    • 111-5 University of Thessaloniki (Greece) 1948-1959
    • 111-6 University of Wisconsin - Miscellany 1945-1966
    • 111-7 U - Miscellany
      • Ullman, Walter, Dr. 1940
      • Union of South Africa, Legation, Washington, D.C. 1943
      • United Community Services of Washington, D.C. 1956
      • United Neighborhood Houses of New York, Inc. 1955
      • United Press Associations. Boston (Mass.) Bureau 1944-1945
      • United States. Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts. Division of Probation 1949
      • United States Armed Forces Institute 1949-1954
      • United States Court of Appeals (Sixth Circuit) 1947
      • United States, Dept. of State (Walter F. Cronin) 1957
      • University Law Book Exchange 1937-1939, 1940
      • University of Chicago Law Review 1941
      • University of Chicago Press 1945, 1963
      • University of Kansas Medical Center 1968
      • University of Michigan, Extension Service
      • University of Michigan, Law School
      • University of Pennsylvania Press 1948
      • University of the Witwaterstrand, Johannesburg 1944
      • Uruguay Revista de Criminologia 1956
      • Usher, Sarah M. see Boston Public Library
    • 111-8 to 111-9 Van Waters, Miriam. Case 1934-1955
      Second folder contains clippings and other printed material about the case
    • 111-10 Virginia Law Weekly 1948-1949
    • 111-11 Vollmer, August 1932-1942
    • 111-12 Vrij, M.P. 1936-1948
    • 111-13 to 111-14 V - Miscellany
      • 111-13
        • Van Bemmelen, J.M., Prof. Dr. 1954-1962
        • Van Kaan, Herbert 1942
        • Van Ness, W.R., Jr., Rev. 1963
        • Van Riper, Thomas, Pvt. 1952
        • Van Winkle, Kingsland 1944
        • Vandenberg, Arthur H., Hon. 1946-1949
        • Vanderbilt, Arthur 1944 (Dean, NYU School of Law)
        • Vanderbilt University School of Law 1963
        • Varennes, Pierre de 1956
        • Vaughn, K.W. 1944-1945
        • Vaughn, Warren T., Jr. 1961
        • Vavasour, Don 1949
      • 111-14
        • Vedder, Clyde B. 1953
        • Velez, Luis Alberto Villa 1966
        • Velt, Harold I. 1956
        • Venn, Mark 1967
        • Venter, Hermann J., Prof. 1954-1955
        • Ventimiglia, Sam J., Mrs. 1954
        • Verdun, R.S.M., S.J. 1950-1957 (French translation)
        • Verpraet, Georges 1953
        • Vertical File Service 1945
        • Veterans Administration Hospital, Lyons, New Jersey 1952
        • Victorin, James F., Mrs. 1952
        • Viet Nam 1965
        • Viola, M. Edward, Judge 1959
        • Virginia Quarterly Review 1951
        • Volpe, Domenic Della 1945 (Legal Aid Soc.)
        • Volpe, John A., Governor 1961
        • Von Mehren, Arthur T., Prof. 1957
        • Vorenberg, James 1961-1967
        • Vorwaller, Charles J. 1965
    • 112-1 War Crimes: miscellaneous correspondence concerning SG's research and publications 1943-1947
    • 112-2 War Crimes: proposals for research projects 1948-1949
      Includes proposal by and corr. with General Telford Taylor
    • 112-3 War Criminals - Atrocities: corr. with information services in various countries in an attempt to establish the extent of atrocities committed by the invaders in WW II. 1942, 1943
    • 112-4 to 112-7 War Criminals
      Miscellaneous correspondence, some relating to SG's publications, some to the attitude of prominent national figures in regard to the means of punishing war criminals and to the establishment of international guidelines to prevent future atrocities. 1942-1951
      see also
      SERIES IV.WAR CRIMES AND WAR CRIMINALS
    • 112-8 Warren, Earl G., Chief Justice, U.S. 1959-1965
    • 112-9 Wechsler, Herbert 1937-1955
    • 112-10 Weinstein, Lewis H. 1931-1963
    • 112-11 Weiss, Hans 1926-1936
    • "West Point of criminal justice"
      see
      Glueck, Sheldon: Writings, Fold. 80-10
    • 112-12 West Publishing Company 1932, 1935, 1942-1971
    • 112-13 White, Paul Dudley 1950-1963
    • 113-1 The White House 1948-1969
      Misc. corr.
      Who's Who (Miscellaneous biogr. publications)
      see
      Glueck, Sheldon: Biographical Fold. 81-10(Corr. about inclusion in biographical dictionaries and encyclopedias such as Who's Who in America, etc.)
    • 113-2 The William Alanson White Psychiatric Foundation, Washington, D.C. 1958-1960
      Prof. Glueck on the Advisory Committee of the Foundation's Research Project on Law and Psychiatry
    • 113-3 Williams, Frankwood E. 1923-1931
      Corr. concerning the National Committee for Mental Hygiene
    • 113-4 Wisdom Hall of Fame 1970
    • 113-5 Wolfgang, Marvin E. 1959-1963
    • 113-6 World Law 1937-1967
      Corr. with Grenville Clark concerning various matters relating to the establishment, enforcement and teaching of World Law
    • 113-7 to 113-8 World Peace 1942-1960
      Misc. corr., some with World Peace Foundation
    • World University
      see
      Glueck, Sheldon: Writingsfolders 79-14 and 80-1
    • 113-9 Wyzanski, Charles E., Jr. 1941-1961
    • 113-10 to 114-4 W - Miscellany
      • 113-10
        • Wadleigh, Beatrice 1942
        • Wadleigh, James L. 1968
        • Wagenhals, Margaret H. 1944
        • Wait, Richard 1954
        • Wald, Albert 1963
        • Waldman, Henry S. 1932-1942
        • Wales, Ralph 1945
        • Walker, C. Eugene, Ph.D. 1969
        • Walker, David Flemming 1961 (in re)
        • Walker, Nigel, Prof. (CRIME AND PUNISHMENT IN BRITAIN)
        • Wall, William E. 1957
        • Wallace, Blake S. 1941
        • Wallace, Weldon 1953
        • Waller, Theodore 1954
        • Walsh, Richard M. 1943
        • Walters, Raube 1943 (CLICK)
        • Walton, Joseph O. 1958
        • Wambaugh, Eugene, Prof. (brochure)
        • Wambaugh, Miss 1943
        • Wan, Ying S., Dr. 1959
        • Ward, Anna D. 1926
        • Ward, James H., Mrs. 1941
        • Warendorf, J.C.S. 1947
        • Warner, A. Cyrus 1971
        • Warner, Sam Bass 1929-1937, 1943-1952
        • Washington, The State College of 1943
        • Waterhouse, Ian K., Dr. 1959
        • Watkins, A.J. 1952
        • Watson, Leonard A. 1945
        • Watson, Max 1953
        • Wax, Harold 1947
        • Wayne County Juvenile Court, Detroit, Michigan 1955
        • W E Z E 1963
        • Weaver, Frank, Jr. 1968
        • Weaver, Warren, Dr. (THE IMPERFECTIONS OF SCIENCE. 1960)
        • Webb, Jack A. 1951
        • Weber, George H. 1958
        • Webster, Harold Tucker 1950
      • 113-11
        • Weeks, H. Ashley, Dr. 1958
        • Weihofen, Henry, Prof. 1962
        • Weinberg, Michael D. 1961
        • Weingarten, Joe 1959 (in re World Peace)
        • Weingarten, Richard L. 1965
        • Weinshienk, Zita L., Hon. 1958-1970
        • Weinstein, Morris, Dr. 1954
        • Weis, J. Max 1944 (World Peaceways, Inc.)
        • Weiss, Ann 1959
        • Weiss, Myron Alan 1961
        • Weiss, Victor, Lt. 1943, 1946
        • Weitzner, Emil 1941, 1960
        • Weldon, John J. 1964
        • Welfarer Health Council of N.Y.C.
        • Weller, Robert C., Dr. 1954
        • Wellford, Charles F. 1964-1965
        • Wells, Howard 1941-1943 (Oakland (Calif.) Public Schools)
        • Wells, Richard H. 1947
        • Weltge, Ruth 1942
        • Wencke, Walter 1950
        • Wendell Wilkie College Committee 1947
        • Wender, Louis, Dr. 1950
        • Wessel, Milton R., Hon.
        • Wessell Committee see Gardner, Alfred(G-Miscellany)
      • 114-1
        • Wheeler, J. Wilson 1959
        • Whelan, Ralph W. 1937, 1955-1963
        • White, Carter 1942
        • White, R.W. 1958 (Dept. of Sociology)
        • White, Ray 1953 (Nashville Boys' Club)
        • White, Richardson, Jr. 1959-1961 (Harvard Law School)
        • White, Stuart A. 1951 (Harvard Law School)
        • Whitesell, William A., Mrs. (father: Professor Albert Morris)
        • Whiting, Adolph M., Dr. 1962
        • Whiting, Herbert R. 1964
        • Whorf case
      • 114-2
        • Wick, Erika 1962
        • Wickersham, Cornelius W., Jr. 1949
        • "Wide, Wide World" 1957 (TV program)
        • Wide World Photos 1944
        • Wieck, Fred 1950
        • Wiley, John & Sons, Inc. 1962
        • Wilkinson, D.S. 1968
        • William and Mary, College of 1963
        • Williams, Charles E., Prof. 1955
        • Williams, Charles M. 1952 (case)
        • Williams, Charles W. 1952 (Chaplain, USAF)
        • Williams, Laurens 1956
        • Williams, Roger J. 1948-1949
        • Williamson, W. Rulon 1952
        • Williston, Samuel, Prof. ( Harvard Law Record)
        • Willoughby, Raymond 1941
      • 114-3
        • Wilson, David H., M.D., LL.B. 1959
        • Wilson, Edwin B. 1928-1931, 1942, 1943, 1952-1959
        • Wilson, Elizabeth 1963-1968
        • Wilson, John P., Dean 1968
        • Wilson, Lambert 1959
        • Wilson, Melvin, Jr. 1952 (case)
        • Winer, P. Wolf 1932-1937, 1945
        • Winizky, Ignacio 1963
        • Winnett, Nochem S. 1948
        • Winslow, Richard 1941-1963, 1972
        • Winslow, Thyra Samter 1945
        • Winsor, Ernest 1963
        • Winston, Frank D. 1963
        • Winter, Gibson, Rev. 1944
        • Winterstein, Hans, Dr. 1955-1956
        • Wirt, John B. 1961
        • Wirt, Robert D. 1958
        • Wisconsin - Bureau of Personnel 1949
        • Wisconsin - Winnebago State Hospital Symposium 1965-1967
        • Witmer, Helen L., Dr. 1955
        • Witt, Norman A. 1947
        • Witte, Ernest F. 1941
      • 114-4
        • Wolf, B. 1945
        • Wolf, Elsa 1960 (in re Judge Lee)
        • Wolff, Hans Julius, Dr. 1944
        • Wolff, Harold Arnold 1948
        • Wolfman, Bernard 1945
        • Wood, Arthur L. 1950-1951
        • Wood, Maevis, Mrs. 1957
        • Wood, William P.
        • Woodbury, Peter, Hon. 1948
        • Woodhouse, Chase Going, Mrs. 1955
        • Woods, Frank W. 1963
        • Woodward, R.
        • Woolston, William J., Esq. 1957
        • Worcester, Jane, Dr. 1952-1953
        • working mothers 1957 (in re)
        • WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA
        • World Encyclopedia Institute 1947
        • World Federation for Mental Health 1959
        • World Union of Organizations for the Safeguard of Youth
        • World Youth Council 1960
        • Wright, Quincy, Prof. 1946
        • Wright, Wilbur J. 1952
        • Wrong, Dennis H., Prof. 1966
        • Wurtenberger, Thomas, Prof. Dr. 1959
        • Wylie, Max 1944
        • Wyman, Stanley 1958
    • Youth Board. New York (City)
      see
      New York (City). Youth Board
    • Youth Service Board. Boston, Mass.
      see
      Boston, Mass. Youth Service Board
    • 114-5 Y - Miscellany
      • Yablonsky, Lewis, Dr. 1960
      • Yaddo 1947
      • Yaeger, Hugh F. 1942
      • Yakovlev, Paul I., Dr. 1946
      • Yale see Lasswell, Harold D.(L-Miscellany)
      • Yale Law Journal see Law reviews
      • Yale Broadcasting Company
      • Yale University School of Law 1950
      • Yang, C.L., Dr. 1947 (in re)
      • Yannacoureas, Nikos, Dr. 1962
      • Yarnell, Helen 1942
      • Yatron, Michael 1942
      • Yee, Frank, Dr. 1953
      • Yiddish Scientific Institute (YIVO) 1946
      • Yonan Foundation, Inc. 1969
      • Yoran, Ezra, Judge 1962
      • Yoshimasu, S., Prof. 1964
      • Young, Dorothy, Judge 1961
      • Young, Francis A., Exec. Sec. 1952
      • Young, Pauline V. 1940
      • Youth Conservation Commission, Minnesota 1948
      • Youth Correction Division, Washington, D.C. see Reed, George J.
      • Youth Court
      • Youth Leaders Digest 1957
      • Youthful Offenders 1957 (Special Commission)
      • Yuan, Cheng 1966
      • Yugoslavia 1955 (Embassy in Washington)
    • 114-6 Z - Miscellany
      • Zacharski, C.M., Jr. 1957
      • Zadok, Haim J. 1952
      • Zalel, Melvin J. 1957
      • Zalonis, John A., Jr. 1951
      • Zeni, Frank 1965
      • Zielonka, William, Dr. 1957
      • Zilboorg, Gregory, Dr. 1942-1957
      • Zimmerman, Carle C., Prof. 1957
      • Zimmerman, Charles H. 1959
      • Zubin, Joseph 1948
      • Zuckerman, Stanley B. 1951