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Box 7

 Container

Contains 104 Results:

VF 1010 – Metal Workers Industrial League, Pittsburgh, Pa., District. Mimeographed letter…, 1931

 File — Box: 7
Scope and Contents From the Collection:

The CPUSA was the most important American radical organization from its factionalized 1919 origins well into the 1950s. This collection consists of works published by and about the Communist Party and its front organizations, books, pamphlets, newspapers and mimeographed reports dating from 1913-1960. Since this collection was acquired in 1960 many items have been separated to receive item level cataloging. These are located in the American Radicalism Collection.

Dates: 1931

VF 1012 – The Metropolitan Music School, Inc. Catalogs, 1953-54

 File — Box: 7
Scope and Contents From the Collection:

The CPUSA was the most important American radical organization from its factionalized 1919 origins well into the 1950s. This collection consists of works published by and about the Communist Party and its front organizations, books, pamphlets, newspapers and mimeographed reports dating from 1913-1960. Since this collection was acquired in 1960 many items have been separated to receive item level cataloging. These are located in the American Radicalism Collection.

Dates: 1953-54

VF 1013 – Metropolitan Music Bureau, Inc. Josh White

 File — Box: 7
Scope and Contents From the Collection:

The CPUSA was the most important American radical organization from its factionalized 1919 origins well into the 1950s. This collection consists of works published by and about the Communist Party and its front organizations, books, pamphlets, newspapers and mimeographed reports dating from 1913-1960. Since this collection was acquired in 1960 many items have been separated to receive item level cataloging. These are located in the American Radicalism Collection.

Dates: 1913-1960

VF 1015 – Meyers, Laura. What makes prices run. N.Y., c1948

 File — Box: 7
Scope and Contents From the Collection:

The CPUSA was the most important American radical organization from its factionalized 1919 origins well into the 1950s. This collection consists of works published by and about the Communist Party and its front organizations, books, pamphlets, newspapers and mimeographed reports dating from 1913-1960. Since this collection was acquired in 1960 many items have been separated to receive item level cataloging. These are located in the American Radicalism Collection.

Dates: c1948

VF 1017 – Michigan. University. Student protest leaflets, ca. 1936

 File — Box: 7
Scope and Contents From the Collection:

The CPUSA was the most important American radical organization from its factionalized 1919 origins well into the 1950s. This collection consists of works published by and about the Communist Party and its front organizations, books, pamphlets, newspapers and mimeographed reports dating from 1913-1960. Since this collection was acquired in 1960 many items have been separated to receive item level cataloging. These are located in the American Radicalism Collection.

Dates: ca. 1936

VF 1018 – Midwest Bill of Rights Conference. Partial List of sponsors

 File — Box: 7
Scope and Contents From the Collection:

The CPUSA was the most important American radical organization from its factionalized 1919 origins well into the 1950s. This collection consists of works published by and about the Communist Party and its front organizations, books, pamphlets, newspapers and mimeographed reports dating from 1913-1960. Since this collection was acquired in 1960 many items have been separated to receive item level cataloging. These are located in the American Radicalism Collection.

Dates: 1913-1960

VF 1019 – Midwest Committee for Protection of Foreign Born. Civil rights (10 items)

 File — Box: 7
Scope and Contents From the Collection:

The CPUSA was the most important American radical organization from its factionalized 1919 origins well into the 1950s. This collection consists of works published by and about the Communist Party and its front organizations, books, pamphlets, newspapers and mimeographed reports dating from 1913-1960. Since this collection was acquired in 1960 many items have been separated to receive item level cataloging. These are located in the American Radicalism Collection.

Dates: 1913-1960

VF 1020 – Midwest People's Daily. Brother… that's my paper. Chicago, undated

 File — Box: 7
Scope and Contents From the Collection:

The CPUSA was the most important American radical organization from its factionalized 1919 origins well into the 1950s. This collection consists of works published by and about the Communist Party and its front organizations, books, pamphlets, newspapers and mimeographed reports dating from 1913-1960. Since this collection was acquired in 1960 many items have been separated to receive item level cataloging. These are located in the American Radicalism Collection.

Dates: undated

VF 1021 – Midwest Youth Congress, St. Paul, Minn., 1935. Mid-west youth…, 1935?

 File — Box: 7
Scope and Contents From the Collection:

The CPUSA was the most important American radical organization from its factionalized 1919 origins well into the 1950s. This collection consists of works published by and about the Communist Party and its front organizations, books, pamphlets, newspapers and mimeographed reports dating from 1913-1960. Since this collection was acquired in 1960 many items have been separated to receive item level cataloging. These are located in the American Radicalism Collection.

Dates: 1935?

VF 1025 – Miller, Moses. Zionism and the State of Israel, 1949?

 File — Box: 7
Scope and Contents From the Collection:

The CPUSA was the most important American radical organization from its factionalized 1919 origins well into the 1950s. This collection consists of works published by and about the Communist Party and its front organizations, books, pamphlets, newspapers and mimeographed reports dating from 1913-1960. Since this collection was acquired in 1960 many items have been separated to receive item level cataloging. These are located in the American Radicalism Collection.

Dates: 1949?