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Subseries E, Printed material and reports, 1929-1957 (#109.4-109.9), contains IACW publications, including some from after Stevens's tenure, and drafts and completed reports of IACW work. Several contain detailed, monthly descriptions of work done. An analysis of "The Repercussions of Montevideo," by Helena Hill Weed, is in the general reports (#109.8).

SCOPE AND CONTENT: The Alice Paul papers came to the library in a state of considerable disarray, with a large proportion of duplicates, books, periodicals, and irrelevant items. Several rounds of weeding were required to reduce them from more than 300 linear feet to their present size. Some duplicates and items considered to have little research value were given to the Alice Paul Centennial Foundation for use at Paulsdale, Paul's birthplace and childhood home, now on the National Register of Historic Places....

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Contains pamphlets printed by the New York State Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage. Primarily reprinting speeches given against suffrage by others, including Elihu Root, Abram S. Hewitt, Mrs. Francis M. Scott, Adeline Knapp, Mrs. William Forse Scott, Alice Hill Chittenden, Henry L. Stimson, Mrs. A. J. George, Helen Kendrick Johnson.

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Contains Prohibition, Charles Sumner Bird, February 1924 before Women's Republican Club - Massachusetts; and The Prohibition Question, a sermon by Harry Emerson Fosdick, October 14, 1928.

Scope and Contents: Subseries A, Six Point Group (#50.9-61.6), contains correspondence, clippings, minutes, notes, printed materials, etc. The Six Point Group was a non-party political organization founded in 1921 by Lady Rhondda and other suffragists with the goal of improving the status of women through education and Parliamentary measures. Some of the topics addressed by the group included equal education, equal pay, equal partnership in marriage, pensions, abortion, etc. Hunkins-Hallinan served terms as...

Scope and Contents: The Herbert B. Ehrmann Papers span the years 1906 to 1970. The collection includes correspondence, notes, drafts, proof sheets, reports, memoranda, tables, legal documents, book reviews, fan mail, publicity items, bibliographies, clippings, maps, street plans, charts, journal issues, pamphlets, miscellaneous printed items, press releases,...

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The photographs and memoranda created by Joseph M. Stone are a product of his time spent working as a lawyer during the Nuremberg Trials. The photographs contain images of the trial, as well as the city of Nuremberg. There is some correspondence with other Nuremberg lawyers and research Stone did on the trials that dates to the 1990’s. The collection also includes two bound volumes containing reports on trials he worked on and the conditions at German concentration camps.

Scope and Contents: Subseries F, Pinkham pamphlets and Text-Book, 1893-1962 (Folders #2413-2504, Volumes 379o-408), contains a number of pamphlets and small books published by the Lydia Pinkham Company to promote and advertise its products. Most of the individually listed pamphlets are found in the bound volumes, but are also housed and listed individually, as some of them differ from the bound pamphlets in some respects, such as editions or editorial marks. Also included are some...

Scope and Contents: Subseries F, Pinkham pamphlets and Text-Book, 1893-1962 (Folders #2413-2504, Volumes 379o-408), contains a number of pamphlets and small books published by the Lydia Pinkham Company to promote and advertise its products. Most of the individually listed pamphlets are found in the bound volumes, but are also housed and listed individually, as some of them differ from the bound pamphlets in some respects, such as editions or editorial marks. Also included are some...

Scope and Contents: Subseries F, Pinkham pamphlets and Text-Book, 1893-1962 (Folders #2413-2504, Volumes 379o-408), contains a number of pamphlets and small books published by the Lydia Pinkham Company to promote and advertise its products. Most of the individually listed pamphlets are found in the bound volumes, but are also housed and listed individually, as some of them differ from the bound pamphlets in some respects, such as editions or editorial marks. Also included are some...

SCOPE AND CONTENT: The Alice Paul papers came to the library in a state of considerable disarray, with a large proportion of duplicates, books, periodicals, and irrelevant items. Several rounds of weeding were required to reduce them from more than 300 linear feet to their present size. Some duplicates and items considered to have little research value were given to the Alice Paul Centennial Foundation for use at Paulsdale, Paul's birthplace and childhood home, now on the National Register of Historic Places....

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Documents and pamphlets on war savings and thrift campaigns, detailing how to encourage citizens to keep their war bonds, etc. Some pamphlets tightly bound in; some text running into gutter, some foldouts (probably not oversize). Forms with statistics bound in at back of volume.