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Special Collections Milton S. Eisenhower Library The Johns Hopkins University 3400 N. Charles St. Baltimore, MD 21218 (410) 516-8348 Bowman (Isaiah) 1878-1950 Papers (1902-50) Ms. 58 Size: 152 document boxes 35 record center boxes 6 ft. of bound volumes (113 linear ft.)
Processed July 1987 By: Cynthia H. Requardt Provenance: The papers were donated by Isaiah Bowman's will in l950 and by his son Robert G. Bowman in 1985. Access: Access to certain series is restricted. See Manuscripts Librarian. Citation form: Isaiah Bowman Papers Ms. 58 Special Collections Milton S. Eisenhower Library The Johns Hopkins University Bowman (Isaiah) Papers Ms. 58
Table of Contents
Provenance Biographical Sketch Scope and Content Note Series Descriptions Series I Personal Series II Correspondence Series III Addresses, Speeches Series IV Writings Series V Research Notes Series VI Organizations, Commissions Series VII Datebooks, Notebooks Series VIII Field Survey Notebooks Series IX M-Project Series X Photographs Series XI Microfilm Series XII Card Files Series XIII Paris Peace Conference Files Series XIV Department of State. Advisory Committee Files Series XV London Mission Files Series XVI Dumbarton Oaks Conference Files Series XVII San Francisco Conference Files Series XVIII Degrees, Awards Container Lists Appendices Correspondents: Topical Index Correspondents: List of Frequent Correspondents: List of Notable Chronology of Bowman's Memberships, Offices, Honors Bibliography of Bowman's Writings Bowman (Isaiah) Papers Ms. 58 Provenance
By the terms of his will, Isaiah Bowman bequeathed to the Johns Hopkins University "all my biographical and international conference papers...relating to the Peace Conference at Paris, 1919, to the Conference at Dumbarton Oaks in 1944 and to the United Nations Conference at San Francisco in 1945." These papers were brought to the University in four locked safes and under the terms of the will, closed to researchers until January l975. These papers comprise Series XIII through Series XVII of the papers. Along with the locked safes, the University received in 1950 "other unlocked cases of papers and correspondence of a non-confidential nature." These were the nucleus of the Isaiah Bowman Papers. In 1982 a group of Bowman's personal papers were transferred from the Hamburger Archives. Dr. Bowman bequeathed to his son Robert G. Bowman, also a geographer, his "professional" or "working" library consisting of 4000 books, journals and monographs and about 15,000 to 20,000 items of correspondence, reprints, and papers. In 1985, after some weeding, Robert G. Bowman donated this additional material to the Johns Hopkins University. The books are in storage, but the manuscript material has been incorporated into this collection. Biographical Sketch
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Scope and Content Note
The collection has not been completely processed. Isaiah Bowman's papers offer a fairly complete view of his many- faceted professional life. His early years as a teacher are reflected in the class notebooks (1902-12) found in Box VII.1. His early geographical field work is represented by his field notebooks (1902- 41) in Boxes VIII.1 and VIII.2 and the photographs in Series X. Bowman's years as Director of the American Geographical Society (1915-35) are not as well represented in the papers. The best record of this work, of course, would be through the American Geographical Society archives. However, Bowman's correspondence files in Series II contain much that sheds light on the American Geographical Society years. There is a scrapbook tribute to Bowman entitled "Amgraphics" detailing his years with the Society. This is in Series I. Bowman's work (1935-48) as President of the Johns Hopkins University is also under-represented. His official records are housed in the University's Hamburger Archives with the University records. Again, the correspondence in Series II contains letters from this period. His thoughts on educational administration also can be gleaned from his speeches and writings in Series III. His topical files in Series V also have some material on education. Dr. Bowman was a member of several professional organizations or commissions. In Series VI is material on his work with the Economic Cooperation Administration, the Council on Foreign Relations, the National Academy of Sciences, the National Resource Board, the National Research Council Science Advisory Board, the Office of Scientific Research and Development, and the committee on the Structure of the Maryland State Government. These files are augumented by correspondence in Series II. Several times during his career Isaiah Bowman served as an advisor to the U.S. government. He preserved the papers of each of these missions separately. In 1919 Bowman was a member of the American Commission to Negotiate Peace. This work is well-documented with correspondence, notes, printed material, scrapbooks, and memorabilia. Bowman and his secretary Margaret O. Young divided this material into topical categories, and these have been retained. The file folder headings are listed in the container list for Series XIII. Access to this series is restricted. See Manuscripts Librarian. Bowman's second governmental mission was as an advisor to what was known as the M-Project. This project, begun in the early l940s, was designed to study the relocation of refugees. The work of the project resulted in nearly 600 documents analyzing geographic areas throughout the world for their potential in supporting refugees. As an advisor to the project, Bowman received copies of the documents. When the project closed down, the M-Project office files were stored in Bowman's office at Johns Hopkins. The M- Project files in Series IX consist of the final reports, translations, and lectures as well as the project's office files.
During the 1940s Bowman also served as an advisor to the U.S. State Department in several capacities. When he completed these missions, Bowman again sorted the material into topical categories. The categories have been retained and are listed in the container list. Access to these materials is restricted. See the Manuscripts Librarian. Series XIV is the material on State Department committee work. Series XV contains the papers on the Edward Stettinius mission to London in April l944. Series XVI contains Bowman's papers on the Dumbarton Oaks conference in 1944, and Series XVII has the material on his participatin in the San Francisco Conference which led to the founding of the United Nations. Bowman was a prolific author. Copies of many of his books and articles can be found in Series IV. He also constantly was collecting material for future works. These notes, abstracts of other works, correspondence, memoranda, and book reviews were filed topically by Bowman. There appear to have been two separate topical systems, and they have been intermingled in Series IV and V. Bowman was awarded many honorary degrees and awards, and these are in Series XVIII.
Bowman (Isaiah) Papers Ms. 58 Series I Personal Series II Correspondence Series III Addresses, Speeches Series IV Writings Series V Research Notes Series VI Organizations, Commissions Series VII Datebooks Series VIII Field Survey Notebooks Series IX M-Project Series X Photographs Series XI Microfilm Series XII Card Files Series XIII Paris Peace Conference File Series XIV Department of State. Advisory Committee Files Series XV London Mission Files Series XVI Dumbarton Oaks Conference Files Series XVII San Francisco Conference Files Series XVIII Degrees, Awards SERIES DESCRIPTIONS
Series I Personal This series includes biographical material on Isaiah Bowman, financial records, and some photographs. Series II General Correspondence
This series is incoming and copies of outgoing letters arranged alphabetically by correspondent. This is not entirely complete as Bowman often filed letters in the subject files he compiled for research projects. Some letters are filed in the Addresses, Speeches (Series III), Writings (Series IV) and the Research Notes (Series V). Series III Addresses, Speeches 14 boxes
The speeches have been arranged chronologically by the date they were given. Included are drafts, revisions, corrected copies and if published a copy of the reprint. Often there is material relating to the occasion on which the speech was delivered such as the invitation and program as well as correspondence and materials relating to Bowman's travel arrangements. Bowman also kept a file of "Pertinent Remarks." These are typed and are at the end of this series. There are also recordings of 4 speeches by Bowman. Bowman's speech to the MIT commencement on June 4, 1935 is recorded on 16 sides of a metal-based long playing record. His radio broadcast of February 24, 1941 to the Annual Conference of the National Association of School Administrators is on 2 sides of a metal-based record. "For this We Fight" broadcast on WEAF June 12, 1943 is on two glass records, one of which is broken. "The Hutzler Program" of April 2, 1946 on WBAL featured Bowman, and a copy of the LP is in the collection. This series contains most but not all Bowman's speeches. Included are those for which manuscript material existed. Copies of speeches that were later published but for which there was no manuscript drafts are in the bound volumes of Bowman's collected writings in Series IV. Series IV Writings 21 boxes This includes reprints and annotated copies of Bowman's published articles and books as well as notes and printed material for future revisions of these works. These files also contain correspondence. They are roughly arranged by title of the work. There is some overlap with Series V Research Notes. Especially well-represented is his research on "War & Peace." The majority of this material is newspaper clippings (1940-49) with some memoranda and copies of correspondence. This material was probably collected for a book on war and peace or it could have been collected as a result of his work for the Council on Foreign Relations when he was the rapporteur for the Studies of American Interests in the War and the Peace: Territorial Series. The War & Peace clippings were kept in two series. There are 11 volumes of clipped newspaper articles dating from 1942 to 1948. In a separate series of 7 volumes Bowman saved the text of speeches or documents that appeared in the newspaper. The title of the article, the name of the newspaper in which it appeared, and the date were retained in this series. Series V Research Notes 22 boxes
These are materials presumably collected for future books or articles. They are arranged topically and include abstracts of other works, correspondence, notes by Bowman, and printed material. The topics were maintained by Bowman's secretary Margaret O. Young. There are two separate sets of topic headings which have been intermingled. No attempt was made to recreate the two separate sets of topics. See Young's notebook in Box IV.21 for the two lists of topic headings. Series VI Organizations, Commissions 6 boxes
This is material from organizations Bowman belonged to or commissions on which he served. It includes reports, printed material, and some correspondence. Some of the correspondence from these activities was filed in the General Correspondence Series II under the name of the organization or the individual correspondent. Descriptions of the most well-represented organizations are below. American Geographical Society Bowman's first association with the American Geographical Society was when he participated in the Society's expedition to the Andes in 1913. Correspondence relating to the expedition's organization is in this series. His book The Andes of Southern Peru (1916) was a result of this work. In 1915 Bowman became Executive Director of the American Geographical Society and served until 1935. The official papers relating to this work are the property of the Society, but some of his work is reflected in this collection. There is an elaborate testimonial volume called "Amgraphics" which traces his 20 years in photographs, drawings and text. There is also some material on the Society's history including photostatic copies of the 1914 membership register. After his departure Bowman was sent copies of Society minutes for 1936-41, and in 1947 he was part of the long-range planning committee for the Society. Other materials concern the Society's publication "Geographic Aspects of International Relations" (1938) and papers on a stereoplotter, photogrammetry, and the proposed research program of the Society's department of surveying. International Geographical Union
Bowman was a member of the IGU and served as First Vice-President in 1936. In 1938 he was Chairman of the American Delegation to the International Geographical Congress in Amsterdam. The bulk of the correspondence and printed materials deals with these periods. Commission of Inquiry into National Policy in International Relations
Bowman served on this Commission which was appointed by the Social Science Research Council. Robert M. Hutchins was the Chairman. The result of the Commission's work was a series of recommendations which were published in November 1934. The report and recommendations were summarized for public distribution by the University of Minnesota, and a copy of this briefer report is in this series. Council on Foreign Relations
In December of 1939 the Council on Foreign Relations set up a series of special groups to study the course of the war. These groups were to study how the war would affect the United States and to develop proposals to safeguard U.S. interests in the settlement. Isaiah Bowman served as the leader or rapporteur of the Territorial Group from 1939 to [1940?]. The materials in this series are some memoranda but mainly 34 reports put out by the Territorial Group. These reports were issued under the title "Studies of American Interests in the War and the Peace: Territorial Series." Correspondence mentioning this Council on Foreign Relations work can be found in Bowman's correspondence in Series II under the names of his colleagues on the Territorial Group Philip E. Mosely, Hamilton Fish Armstrong, John C. Cooper, Jr., Bruce C. Hopper, Owen Lattimore, or William L. Westermann. Norman H. Davis was the Chairman of the Studies steering committee at this time. Bowman's work on territorial questions for the Council on Foreign Relations is supplemented by his work on the M-Project Series IX and the State Department Post-War Planning Committee in Series XIV. Pan-American Committees
Bowman had several connections with various Pan-American organizations in the early 1940s. He agreed to be a member of the Pan-American Trade Committee in 1940, and there is some material on its organizational plans. There is a small amount of material on cultural exchanges among U.S. and Latin American university students. Bowman embarked on a speaking tour of Latin America under the auspices of the U.S. Department of State in the summer of 1941. Correspondence relating to this tour and other cultural exchange activities is in this series. Copies of the speeches Bowman gave on this tour are with his speeches in Series III. Photographs from this tour are in Series X. Economic Cooperation Administration
As a result of his post-war planning activities with the Department of State, Bowman was appointed Chairman of the Economic Cooperation Administration's Advisory Committee on Oversees Territories. He served from 1949 until his death in January 1950. There are minutes, "Weekly Summary of Developments," correspondence, and Bowman's files on various areas. The Investment Panel's research and recommendations are well-represented. There is also material on the Public Advisory Committee on China and on Africa and Latin America. Bowman delivered a speech "ECA and the Bold New Program" to the Council on Foreign Relations" on June 10, 1949. A copy of this is with the speeches in Series III. In this series is some material on the Marshall Plan 1947-49 and "Point Four" which pre-dated the Economic Cooperation Administration. National Research Council Bowman was active in several science research policy boards. He was Chairman of the National Research Council in 1933 when President Roosevelt appointed him to the newly created Science Advisory Board of the National Research Council. There is correspondence (1933-35, 1937) as well as a Science Advisory Board report from the Committee on Mapping. There are reports and minutes (1933-35) from the general National Research Council work as well. National Academy of Sciences The National Research Council was affiliated with the National Academy of Sciences in which Bowman was active from 1933 until his death. In 1935 to 1936 he was a member of the Academy's Committee on Governmental Relations and its sub-committee on soil conservation. In 1941 he was elected Vice-President of the Academy and served several subsequent years on the nominating committee. Bowman's Academy correspondence (1933-48) reflects these many activities. National Science Foundation/Office of Scientific Research and Development
Dr. Vannevar Bush had been asked in November 1944 by President Roosevelt to study the possibility of extending the work of his wartime Office of Scientific Research and Development to peacetime activities. Isaiah Bowman was asked to chair a subcommittee on federal aid to scientific research after the war. The Bowman Committee report "On Government Aid to Science" was submitted to Bush in May 1945. Two copies of Bowman's report are in this series as well as a copy of Bush's full report Science the Endless Frontier. One of the recommendations of these reports was the establishment of a national research foundation. Correspondence and testimony (1945- 47) on the creation of the National Science Foundation are also in this series. Efficiency Committees
Bowman served several times on governmental efficiency committees. In 1938 he was chairman of the Committee on the Structure of the Maryland State Government. The minutes, correspondence, reports and newspaper clippings are in this series. In 1949 Bowman headed a commission to study the conservation laws of the state of Maryland. To do this work he reviewed the papers of the Commission on the Conservation of Natural Resources which had been headed by W.F. Schluderberg. Papers relating to the work of the Schluderberg's Commission are in this series. Bowman served on the Natural Resources Committee of the Commission on the Organization of the Executive Branch of the Government 1948-49. There are minutes, some correspondence and reports of this committee work in this series. Series VII Datebooks, Notebooks l box This includes date or memoranda books for the period 1925-1935. Also included are the class attendance/grade books that Bowman kept for classes he taught from 1905-1912. Series VIII Field Survey Notebooks 1 box
These are notebooks kept by Bowman when doing field work. They are largely from the period 1902-1906, but there are some from the 1930s and 1941. Series IX M-Project 16 boxes, 600 reports
Bowman was an advisor for a White House funded project to study relocation of refugees during the 1940s. The director of the M- Project was Henry Field. When the project closed down, Field had the files of the project shipped to Dr. Bowman. A history of the project was written by Field, and a copy is in Box IX.6. The material in this series is the office files of the project, the results of the project, and Bowman's research files on the scientific study of settlement. The office files of the M-Project are arranged topically and are in Boxes IX.1 through IX.5. The purpose of the M-Project was to study areas of the world that might be suitable for re-settling refugees. The results of the project were reports on these geographic areas. There are both draft reports and finalized ones which were mimeographed for distribution. The draft reports are in Boxes IX.7 through IX. 10. The mimeographed reports were divided into Reports (163 items), Translations (122 items), Memoranda (345 items), and Lectures (47 items). Abstracts of all these items are in Field's history of the M-Project in Box IX.6. It is best to consult the abstracts before requesting the items. Following this description is a list of the items missing from the Bowman Papers. Bowman was interested in re-settlement before the M-Project, and his research files on the scientific study of settlement have been added to this series. Bowman gave these files the number MF 902.3, and in these files are reports that may have been generated by the M- Project but sent to Bowman who re-filed them with his MF 902.3 files. These are in Boxes IX.12 through IX.16.
In the General Correspondence Series II is correspondence between Bowman and people associated the M-Project. The names of correspondnets known to have written about the M-Project are: Field, Henry Flexner, Bernard Fohs, F. Julius Gottman, Jean Hrdlika, Ales Lattimore, Owen Liebman, Charles J. Strausz-Hupe, Robert Waibel, Leo Yakobson, Sergius There might be other correspondents. A list of the staff of the M-Project is on page 347 of Field's history of the project. Check the names of the staff with the list of correspondents in the Series II container list. Series X Photographs 4 boxes Not yet processed. Series XI Microfilm l box
Not yet processed. Series XII Card Files 3 boxes There are two sets of card indexes. One is entitled "Reference Collection Card File" which is a subject index to geography books according to country or geographical region. It covers the period 1900-15. The second file is Engineering Service Index A-Z.
Series XIII Paris Peace Conference Files 8 boxes Not yet processed. File folder heading listing available in container list. Access restricted. See Manuscripts Librarian. Series XIV State Department Advisory Committee Files 7 boxes
Not yet processed. File folder heading listing available in container list. Access restricted. See Manuscripts Librarian. Series XV London Mission Files l box
Not yet processed. File folder heading listing available in container list. Access restricted. See Manuscripts Librarian. Series XVI Dumbarton Oaks Conference Files 8 boxes
Not yet processed. File folder heading listing available in container list. Access restricted. See Manuscripts Librarian. Series XVII San Francisco Conference Files 8 boxes
Not yet processed. File folder heading listing available in container list. Access restricted. See Manuscripts Librarian. Series XVIII Degrees, Awards oversized drawer Container list avaiable. Container List Box I.1 Personal Series address book, telephone numbers awards, honors bibliography of Bowman's writings biographical material autobiographical notes reminiscences genealogical material articles about Bowman 1915, 1930, 1935-50, n.d.
Box I.2 biographical material (cont.) memorials condolences financial papers bank books 1933, 1937 insurance policy receipts Waters Catering Co. bills 1946-48 Westchester Title and Trust Co. 1928-41 invitations, programs 1907, 1915-49, n.d. Johns Hopkins University material, guest lists Box I.3 memberships 1906-49 printed material passports photographs Isaiah Bowman Cora Goldthwait Bowman Bowman family Johns Hopkins University Paris, Germany 1931 Goose Lake glass negatives list of photographs from: Yale South American Expedition 1907 Yale Peruvian Expedition 1911 Expedition to Central Andes 1913 school papers certificates Ferris Institute notes 1900-1 Harvard University 1902-5 Yale University 1906, 1912 Bowman, Robert G. Psi Epsilog Bowman, Walter P. Box I.4 Johns Hopkins University letters on Bowman's appointment as president 1935 letters on Bowman's retirement 1948-49 Series II Correspondence Box 1 Ab-Ale (various) Aagaard, Bjarne Abbot, C.G. Acheson, Dean Achilles, Theodore C. Adams, Cyrus C. Adams, James Truslow Adee, Alvey A. Ahlfors, Lars V. Ahlmann, Hans W. Ahnert, Edward V. Aiken, Wilford M. Aiyar, C.P. Ramaswami Albright, Horace Marden Albright, William Foxwell Aldrich, H.R. Aldrich, Malcolm P. Aldrich, Winthrop W. All-An (various) Allen, Alexander J. Allen, Don Cameron Allen, Frederick H. Allen, George E. Alsberg, Carl L. Alvarez, Rafael Martinez American Geographical Society (visitors' book) Ames, C. Delano Ames, Joseph Sweetman Anderson, Arthur L. Anderson, Charles R. Anderson, D.R. Anderson, George H. Box 1 (Cont.) Anderson, J. Anderson, J.K. Anderson, R.O. Anderson, Rose Anderson, W. Cato Andrews, Charles M. Andrews, Donald H. Andrews, Justin Andrews, Matthew Page Andrews, Roy Chapman Angell, James R. Antevs, Ernst Ar-Ay (various) Arctowski, Henry Armour, Norman Arnold, Benedict to Richard Nights (facsimile) Ashworth, Robert A. Atkinson, Brooks Atterbury, Grosvenor Atwood, Mildred Atwood, Wallace W. Aubert, Louis Auld, George P. Aurousseau, M. Austin, Warren Aydelotte, Frank Armstrong, Hamilton Fish (1926 - 1939)
Box 2 Armstrong, Hamilton Fish (1940 - 1944) Armstrong, Hamilton Fish (1945) Armstrong, Hamilton Fish (1946) Armstrong, Hamilton Fish (1947 - 1948) Armstrong, Hamilton Fish (1949) Bac - Ban (various) Bachman, George W. Baetjer, Charles H. Baetjer, Edwin G. Baetjer, Harry N. Bailey, David Bailey, Thomas A. Baker, A.G. Box 3 Baker, Holmes D. Baker, Mary D. Baker, Newton D. Baker, O.E. Baker, Ray Stannard Baker, William G., Jr. Bakst, Aaron Ballou, Frank W. Bannerman, Harold MacColl Bar-Barr (various) Barber, Joseph Barbour, George B. Barbour, Thomas Barclay, Thomas S. Bard, Phillip Barker, Charles Barker, Joseph Barnard, Chester Barnouw, Adrian Jacob Baron, Hans Barrell, Joseph Barrows, Albert L. Barrows, Vinnie G. Bartholomew, John Bartl - Bau (various) Bartlett, Ford Bartlett, Robert A. Barton, Bruce Barton, Carlyle Barton, Henry A. Barton, Randolph
Box 4 Baruch, Bernard M. Baulig, Henri Bayliff, William H. Be - (various) Beach, Clarke Beard, Charles Austin Beckett, Edgar W. Behre, Charles H., Jr. Belknap, Reginald R. Bell, Herbert C. Bell, Hobart H. Bell, James Mackintosh Belt, Grace P. Benner, Thomas E. Bennett, Hugh H. Box 4 (Cont.) Bensinger, George C. Berendsen, C.A. Berkey, Charles P. Berkner, Lloyd V. Berle, Adolf A. Bernard, Augustin Beukema, Herman Bi - (various) Bidwell, Percy W. Bigelow, Poultney Bingham, Hiram Bird, A.R. Birdseye, Claude H. Birdseye, Sidney H. Bishop, Aileen Bissell, Clifford H. Bl - (various) Blakeslee, George H. Blalock, Alfred Blauch, Lloyd E. Blaustein, Jacob Bloom, Sol Bo - (various) Boas, George Boatwright, F.W. Box 5 Boggs, Samuel Whittemore Bok, Edward W. Bonnell, Robert O. Borchardt, Paul T. Borup, H.D. Bovard, James M. Bower, Roy E.B. Bowles, Gordon T. Bowman, Robert G. (1919 - 1942) Box 6 Bowman, Robert G. (1943 - 1968) Box 7 Bowman Family Box 8 Bra - (various) Braden, Spruille Brand, Donald D. Brandeis, Louis D. Brasch, Frederick E. Bre - (various) Breithaupt, William H. Brew, John Otis Bri - (various) Brice, W.K. Briggs, Lawrence Palmer Briggs, Lyman J. Brigham, Albert Perry Brigham, Carl C. Britten, Fred Albert Bro - (various) Broggi, J.A. Bronk, Detlev W. Brooks, Charles F. Brooks, Van Wyck Brophy, Byron J. Brown, C. Hammond Brown, Donald F. Brown, Donaldson Brown, Francis J. Brown, Herbert Pomeroy Brown, Lloyd A. Brown, Ralph H. Brown, Thomas R. Brownlow Box 9 Bru - Bry (various) Bruce, David Bruce, Howard Bruce, William Cabell Brumbaugh, A.J. Brunhes, Jean Bryan, Kirk Bu - By (various) Bucher, Walter H. Buck, Paul H. Buck, Pearl S. Buckler, William H. Buehring, E.C. Buell, Raymond Leslie Box 9 (Cont.) Burgess, Perry Burpee, Lawrence J. Bush, Vannevar Butler, Nicholas Byrd, Richard E. Byrnes, James F. Cab - Cas (various) Cadogen, Alexander Cadwalader, Charles M.B. Cahill, B.J.S. Cahn, Frank B. Cain, Julien Cairns, Huntington Calciali, Cesare Caldwell, Otis N. Camp, Eugene M. Campbell, John C. Campbell, W.W. Canon, W.B. Carey, Francis King Carlisle, Charles Carlson, A.J. Box 10 Carmichael, Oliver C. Carpenter, Farrington R. Carr, Wilbur J. Carroll, Penn L. Carter, George F. Carter, Marian S. Carter, Wilmer C. Cartwright, Morse A. Caruthers, F.D. Carver, Clifford N. Casey, William J. Cat - Ch (various) Cattell, J. McKeen Cattell, Jaques Cattell, Ware Chamberlain, Rollin T. Chamberlain, T.C. Champlin, Edgar R. Chandler, Charles Chang, Carsun Chang, Chi-Yun Box 10 (Cont.) Chapman, Frank M. Chapman, H.H. Chapman, S. Vannort Cheek, Leslie Chen, Chao Ming Chen, T.T. Chenery, William L. Chenoweth, Laurence B. Cherrington, Ben M. Chesney, Alan M. Chestnut, W. Calvin Childs, Neal Townley Childs, William F., Jr Choate, Parker G. Churchill, Winston Cl - (various) Clann Fhearghuis of Stra - Chur, Chief of Clapp, Frederick G. Clapp, H. Rowland Clark, Andrew H. Clark, Charles Upson Clark, E.M. Clark, Harriet Clark, Henry C. Clark, John E. Clark, John Kirkland Clark, Rose B. Clark, Victor S. Clark, William Mansfield Clarke, Gilmore D. Claxton, Brook Box 11 Claxton, Edmund Clayton, Edgar H. (Mrs.) Clayton, William L. Clemens, C. Cleveland, Harlan Cleveland, Richard F. Cleveland, Treadwell Clifford, Rachel Cloos, Ernst Close, C.F. Box 11 (Cont.) Coa - Com (various) Cocke, M. Estes Coffman, L.D. Coker, R.E. Colby, Bainbridge Colby, Charles C. Colin, Elicio Colley, James Collier, Charles W. Colton, F.B. Colton, R.C. Comber, Thomas F., Jr. Compton, Karl T. Comstock, Ada L. Con - Cox (various) Conant, James B. Concklin, Edward F. Conklin, Edwin G. Connally, Tom Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. Cooke, Morris L. Corson, Fred P. Cort, W.W. Box 12 Corwin, Margaret T. Coulter, John Wesley Cowles, Henry C. Cowling, Herford T. Cox, F. Nutter Cox, Harvey W. Cox, Henry J. Cox, Oscar Cr - (various) Crabb, A.L. Craig, R. Glenn Crampton, Henry E. Crane, Charles R. Crane, Robert T. Crawford, O.G.S. Cressney, George B. Crist, Raymond E. Box 12 (Cont.) Cross, W. Redmond Crow, Allen B. Crum, Roy W. Cu - (various) Cullen, Thomas S. Cummings, Harry (Mrs.) Cunningham, Floyd F. Cunningham, Harry F. Curran, J.A. Currier, Edith Sterling Curtain, Enos Curtis, Lionel Cushing, Harvey Cutler, George C. Box 13 Da - (various) D'Alesandro, Thomas Dalgliesh, W. Harold Daly, R.A. Dana, Samuel T. Dandy, Walter E. Darby, H.C. Darrow, Whitney Darton, N.H. Davie, Maurice R. Davis, Charles Davis, D.H. Davis, E. Ashbury Davis, John W. Davis, Norman H. Davis, William Morris Dawson H.B. Day, Arthur L. Day, Clive Day, Edmund E. De - (various) Deak, Francis Dean, Edgar P. Dean, George D. Debenham, Frank Dehuff, William A. de Kruif, Paul Delamarre, Mariel and Raymond Dellenbaugh, Frederick S. Box 13 (Cont.) Demangeon, A. Denis, Pierre Dent, P.W. Denton, L.H. Denworth, Katherine M. DeWolf, Frank W. Dexter, Byron Di - (various) Diebold, William, Jr. Diez, William Edwin Dill, David B. Do - (various) Dodds, Harold W. Dodge, Richard E. Dodge, Wendell Phillips Donohue, William R. Donoso, Ricardo Douglas, A.E. Douglas, William Orville Box 14 Dr - Du (various) Draper, John William Duggan, Lawrence Duggan, Stephen P. Dulles, Allen W. Dulles, John Foster Dumont, Paul E. Dunbar, Carl O. Dunning, H.A.B. Durand, W.F. Dyer, W.W. Dyott Dykstra, Clarence Addison E - (various) Earle, Edward Mead Eastman, Lucius R. Eaton, Charles A. Egbert, James C. Einstein, Albert Eisenhart, Luther P. Eisenhower, Dwight D. Ellsworth, Lincoln Elmhoist, Leonard Elsbree, Hugh L. Embrick, Stanley D. Box 14 (Cont.) Emory, Richard W. England, Robert English, Robert A.J. Erickson, J.E. Ernst, Morris L. Evans, E. Estyn Evans, Roger F. Everts, William P. Explorers' Club Box 15 Fa - Fit (various) Fackenthal, Frank D. Fair, Gordon M. Fairchild, Muir S. Farrar, G.E., Jr. Felix of Austria Felland, Nordis Fenhagen, James C. Fenlon, John F. Fenneman, Nevin M. Ferguson, Henry G. Ferris, C.G. Ferris, John P. Ferris, Woodbridge N. Few, W.P. Fiedler, Reginald H. Field, Frederick V. Field, Henry, 1942 - 1944 Field, Henry, 1945 - 1948 Finch, V.C. Finley, Mrs. John H. Finley, John H., Jr. Finley, John P. Fisher, Sterling Fitzgerald, Gerald Box 16 Fl - (various) Flack, Horace E. Fleure, H.J. Flexner, Abraham Flexner, Bernard Flexner, Simon Flowers, Ida V. Box 16 (Cont.) Fo - Fu (various) Fohs, F. Julius Folsom, Clarence S.T. Forbes, Alexander Forbush, Bliss Ford, Guy Stanton Forrestal, James Foscue, Edwin J. Fosdick, Dorothy Fox, W. Sherwood Frank, Eli Frank, Mary Franklin, George S., Jr. Frary, Edward S. Fraser, Peter Frazier, Russell G. Freeman, Allen W. Freeman, Douglas Southall French, John C. Friedenwald, Herbert Friedenwald, Jonas S. Fritz, Emmanuel Fulton, John F. Furst, Clyde Furst, Frederick V. Ga - (various) Gabriel, Ralph H. Galpin, Perrin C. Gambrill, James H. Jr. Gambrill, J. Montgomery Ganders, Harry S. Gantt, W. Horsley Garcia Mendez, Miguel. Gardyas, Stanley Garland, Charles S. Garland, Hamlin Garnett, David Garrett, Garet Garrett, John W. Gasser, Albert Gasser, Herbert S. Gates, Thomas S. Gates, William Gault, Cary B. (Mrs. H. Matthew) Gay, Edwin F. Gay, James R. Box 17 Ge - (various) Gerard, James W. Gh - Gi (various) Gifford, Walter S. Gilchrist, Huntington Gilman, Elizabeth Gillman, Clement Girard, M. Givens, Willard E. Gl - Go (various) Gladwin, Harold S. Glenn, John M. Goblet, G.M. Godard, Maxime H. Juczuski Goddard, Sir Victor Goldschmidt, Arthur E. Gombosi, Otto Goode, J. Paul Goodenough, W.E. Goodman, Jules Eckert Goodwillie, Mary C. Goodwillie, R.H. Gordon, Douglas Huntley Gosnell, Harold F. Gottmann, Jean Gottschalk, Max Gottschall, A.N. Gould, Lawrence McK. Gourou, Pierre Gra - Gre (various) Grafflin, Allan L. Graham, Frank P. Granger, Walter Grant, Hugh Duncan Grant, Madison Grant-Suttie, G.L.P. Graton, L.C. 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Kirkpatrick, Rebecca E. Kiser, William, Jr. Kizer, Benjamin H. Kl - (various) Kn - (various) Knopf, Alfred A. Knowlton, P.A. Knox, James Hall Mason, Jr. Ko - (various) Kohn, Mrs. Walter W. Koo, V.K. Wellington Koon, Thomas W. Korff, Serge Alexander Kouwenhoven, William B. Box 25 Kr - (various) Kraft, Erwin Kramm, J.E. Krock, Arthur Kubie, Lawrence S. KU - (various) Kuehnelt - Leddihn, Erik von Kulischer, Eugene M. Kyte, E.C. Labrot, William H. Lac - Lan (various) Box 25 Cont.) Lamb, Roland H. Lamborn, Louis E. Lamont, Thomas W. Lanahan, William Wallace Lancaster, H. Carrington Landen, David Landon, Fred Lane, Frederic C. Lane, William Preston, Jr. Langer, William L. Lanier Family Larkey, Sanford V. Larkin, T.B. Laski, Harold Lat - Law (various) Latshaw, Sylvia (Mrs. Harry F.) Laukaitis, William F. Lattimore, Owen LaVarre, William Lawler, Elise M. Lazaron, Morris S. Box 26 Le - (various) Leake, Chauncey D. Lee, Bertram T. Lee, Douglas H.K. Lee, Dwight E. Lee, E.J. Lee, Waldemar F. Lefevre, M.A. Leffingwell, R.O. Leighton, M.M. Leith, C.K. Lek, Louis Leland, Waldo G. Lemons, Hoyt Leser, Oscar L'Esperance, Eddie Letter, Thomas LeVene, Clara Mae Leverett, Frank Lewis, Charles Lee Lewis, Ivey F. Lewis, John W. (Mrs.) Box 26 (Cont.) Lewis, W.V. Lie, Trygve Li - (various) Light, Richard U. Lilienthal, David E. Lillie, Frank R. Lingelbach, William E. Link, Henry C. Linthicum, Seth H. Linton, David L. Lipman, Jacob G. Lippmann, Walter Littlefield, G.B. Littleton, Frank C. Livingood, Frederick G. Livingston, Burton E. Box 27 Liebman, Charles J. (1938) Liebman, Charles J. (1939) Liebman, Charles J. (1940) Liebman, Charles J. (1941) Liebman, Charles J. (1942) Liebman, Charles J. (1943) Liebman, Charles J. (1944) Box 28 Liebman, Charles J. (1945 - 1946) Liebman, Charles J. (1947 - 1949) Ll - Ly (various) Lloyd, R. McAllister Logan, Milton B. Long, Breckinridge Long, Perrin H. Longcope, Warfield T. Longwell, Chester R. Lord, Russell Love, James Lee Lovett, Edgar O. 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Box 42 Sternberg, Hilgard O'Reilly Stettinius, Edward R., Jr. Stevens, Robert S. Stevens, W. Mackenzie Stewart, Glenn Stewart, Maude White Stewart, Reginald Stimson, Henry Stirling, H.V. Stirling, Matthew W. Stitt, Henry C. Stockton, Ernest L. Stoddard, Lothrop Stoica, Basil Stokes, Anson Phelps Stone, A.H. Stone, Charles A. Stone, Edward C. Stone, Harvey B. Str - Sy (various) Strausz-Hupe, Robert (2 folders) Strayer, Joseph R. Stroh, Claire Strong, William Duncan Studebaker, J.W. Suarez, Eduardo Sulzberger, Arthur Hays Sumner, John D. Sutherland, Arthur E., Jr. Sutton, Carlos W. Swain, Robert E. Swanson, Carl P. Sweitzer, Channing E. Swiggett, G.L. Swisher, Carl B. Tab - Tay (various) Taft, Charles Phelps Talbot, Francis Xavier Tall, Lida Lee Tanzer, Helen H. Tardieu, Andre Tarr, Ralph S. Box 42 (Cont.) Tate, George H.H. Tawes, J. Millard Taylor, Alice Taylor, Amos E. Taylor, Griffith Taylor, Myron C. Box 43 Teeter, John H. Teggart, Frederick J. Teleki, Count Geza Teleki, Count Paul Tello, Julio C. Tellier, J.A. Terra, Helmut de Th - Ti (various) Thimann, Kenneth V. Thom, W. Taylor, Jr. Thomas, Bertram Thomas, Henry M., Jr. Thomas, Lowell Thomas, T.H. Thompson, J. Trueman Thompson, John H. Thone, Frank Thoren, Conrad Thorne, John Thornthwaite, C. Warren Thurrell, Robert F. Tigart, John J. Tilghman, W. David, Jr. Tiller, Richard E. Tinker, Chauncey Brewster Box 43 To - Ty (various) Torrence, Robert M. Tower, Ralph W. Tower, Walter S. Toynbee, Arnold J. Train, Harold C. Transehe, N. de Traub, Sidney R. Treide, Mrs. Henry E. Box 43 (Cont.) Trenholm, Mrs. Julian Chisolm Tresidder, Donald B. Trewartha, Glenn T. Trietsch, Davis Troll, Carl Trotter, Reginald G. Trout, Hugh H. Truit, R.V. Trujillo, Rafael L. Truman, Harry S. Truslow, Mrs. Arthur Truxal, Andrew G. Tschopp, H.J. Tsuyussaki, A. Tulloss, Rees Edgar Tupper, James W. Turnbull, Eleanor L. Turnbull, Grace H. Turner, Frederick J. Tuve, Merle A. Tydings, Millard E. Tyler, Royall Tyrrell, Henry G. Tyrll, William Uhle, Horace S. Ullman, Edward Ulrich, W. C. Umbarger, Mary Upgren, Arthur Upham, Donald B. U.S. Marine Corps Urteaga, Horacio Usher, Abbott Payson Box 44 V - (various) Vachelli, N. Vale, Manuel A. Gonzales Valentine, Willard L. Valenziano, Salvatore L. Van Bibber, Leena C. Van Cleef, Eugene Van Devanter Van Kirk, Walter W. Van Loon, Hendrik Van Ness, Paul H. Van Tassel, Alfred J. Van Valkenburg, Samuel Vandenberg, Arthur H. Veale, Douglas Veatch, Roy Velde, Alice Vander Victoroff, Victor M. Viner, Jacob Visher, Stephen S. Vogt, William Voorhis, Harold O. Voute, E.J. Waelbroeck, P. Wagener, A. Pelzer Waibel, Leo H. Wainwright, J.W. Wai - Wan (various) Walcott, Frederic C. Waldbaur, Harry Walker, Curtis H. Walker, Sydnor H. Wallace, Clayton Wallace, David H. Wallace, Henry A. Wallace, Robert Charles Walters, Raymond Walton, G.M. Walworth, Arthur Wambaugh, Sarah Wands, Ernest H. War - Way (various) Ward, Henry B. Ward, Mabel H. Ward, Merle S. Ware, Charlotte Barrell Box 44 (Cont.) Ware, Edith E. Warfield, Edwin, Jr. Warfield, William S. III Warren, George L. Warrin, Frank L. Washburn, A.L. Waters, Elizabeth Stewart Watson, Frank Watson, Mark Wattenberg, Julius Box 45 We - (various) Weaver, Warren Webb, Parker Webbink, Paul Weber, Carl J. Wedemeyer, A.C. Weed, Lewis H. Weglein, David E. Weigend, Guido G. Weigert, Hans W. Weil, Charles A. Weir, James R. Welles, Sumner Werner, Richard J. Westchester Title and Mortgage Corporation Westermann, W.L. Wh - (various) Wheeler, Lynde P. Whipple, Mary Ann White, David White, Francis White, Gilbert F. White, Henry White, Laurence Grant White, Roy Barton White, William Allen Whitehead, John B. Whitescarver, James F. Whitman, Ezra B. Whitney, D.J. Whittlesey, Derwent Wiedefeld, M. Theresa Box 45 (Cont.) Weinefeld, Marie C. Wilb - Wilk (various) Wilbur, Ray Lyman Wilder, Philip S. Wiley & Sons, John Wiley, R.F. Wilkins, Sir Hubert Will - (various) Willard, Daniel Willard, Frederic W. Willcox, H. Chase Williams, D.G. Williams, Frank E. Williams, Huntington (Mrs.) Williams, J.D. Williams, Llewellyn Williams, Robert W. Williamson, Robert D. Willier, Benjamin H. Williston, Arthur L. Willits, Joseph H. Willkie, Wendell L. Willson, Corwin Box 46 Wilm - Wis (various) Wilson, Carroll Wilson, Edwin B. Wilson, Edwin C. Wilson, Ella M. Wilson, Hugh R. Wilson, Theodore Halbert Wilson, Wilbur T. Winant, John G. Winkenwerder, Walter L. Winship, Blanton Winterbotham, H. St. J. Wise, Walter D. Wissler, Clark Wo - (various) Wodzicki, Kazimierz Wolman, Abel Wolman, M. Gordon Wood, Ben D. Wood, C.L. Wood, Walter A. Box 46 (Cont.) Woodbridge, George Woodley, Sam Woolbert, Robert Gale Wordie, James Mann Worsley, S.I. Wranek, William H., Jr. Wrather, W.E. Wr - Wy (various) Wright, Gertrude Wright, Harry Bernard Wright, John K. (1937 - 1939) Wright, John K. (1940 - 1941) Box 47 Wright, John K. (1942 - 1946) Wright, John K. (1947 - 1949) Wright, Louise (Mrs. Quincy) Wrigley, Gladys M. (1915 - 1939) Wrigley, Gladys M. (1940 - 1944) Box 48 Wrigley, Gladys M. (1945 - 1950) Memoir of Isaiah Bowman by Gladys M. Wrigley, reprinted from "The Geographical Review," Vol. XLI, No. 1, 1951, pp. 7 - 65. (3 copies) Photographs of Isaiah Bowman belonging to Gladys M. Wrigley. Wrigley, Henry B. Yakobson, Sergius Y - (various) Yale, William Yonge, Ena L. Yorkshire Rental Youmans, John B. Young, Eldridge Hood Young, Hugh H. Young, Louise M. (Mrs. Ralph A.) Young, Owen D. Youngberg, Stanton Z - (various) Zahn, J.A. Zealand, Paul van Zimmerman, Erich W. Zimmern, Alfred Zook, George F. Zouck, A. Marguerite Zwemer, Raymund L. Series III: Speeches Box 3.1 1921 February 21 Beacon Society of Boston "Personalities and Methods at the Peace Conference" 1923 August 23 U.S. Naval War College 1924 Pan American Society of the United States 1927 February 6 Chicago Academy of Sciences "Exploration in the Peruvian Andes" [1929 September 26] University Club, Wilkins Dinner ["Philosophy of Geography"?] 1929 Association of History Teachers of Middle States and Maryland "Geography in Relation to the Social Sciences" 1930 American Philosophical Society "Antarctica" 1931 April 14 Bowdoin College "The Invitation of the Earth" 1931 October International Geographical Congress Paris 1932 March 15 Yale University, Sigma Xi "The Pioneering Process" 1933 December 11 American Shore & Beach Preservation Association 1934 International Geographical Congress 1934 February Science Servcie radio talks "Applied Geography" 1935 April 6 Southern University Conference "Next Steps in American Universities" 1935 April 3 Phi Beta Kappa Alumni, New York "Modern Designs in Scholarship" 1935 April 23 Johns Hopkins Hospital Sustaining Fund "The Promethean Gift" Box 3.1 (cont.) 1935 June 15 Dartmouth College "Remarks for the Parents of Seniors"
1935 June 4 MIT "Other Men" 1935 June 19 University of Pennsylvania "Privileged Education" 1935 September Pan-American Institute of Geography and History "A New Chapter in Pan-American Cartography" 1935 September 18 Johns Hopkins monument "For Their Work Continueth" 1935 October 8 Administrative Council of [Baltimore] Public Schools ["Political Geography"] 1935 October 18 Johns Hopkins University graduate students reception 1935 October Presbyterian Social Union "The Business of Diplomacy" 1935 November 19 National Academy of Science, University of Virginia "Jeffersonian Freedom of Speech from the Standpoint of Science" 1935 November 2 Bryn Mawr College ["This is Your New and Admirable Skill"] 1935 November 21 JHU History of Ideas Club "Perils of the Adolescent Idea" 1935 November 23 Southern University Conference "Next Steps in American Universities" 1935 December 16 Maryland Historical Society "Where Do You Live?" 1935 December 13 JHU Alumni Association Box 3.1 (Cont.) 1936 January 15 Waldorf-Astoria "The University in Exile"
1936 January 16 [JHU Commencement?] 1936 February 15 National Peace Conference "War and Human Nature" (radio) 1936 February 20 JHU Medical and Surgical Association 1936 February 22 JHU Commemoration Day "A Design for Scholarship" 1936 April 27 JHU fund raising campaign [opening address] 1936 May 6 National Institute of Social Sciences conferring medal on Nicholas Murray Butler 1936 May 12 Explorers Club medal to Lincoln Ellsworth 1936 May 20 JHU sustaining fund radio address 1936 June 9 JHU commencement "Great and Honorable Actions" [1936 July] 1936 [September 1] Up-Stream Conference "Influence of Vegetation on Land-Water Relationships" 1936 September Cornell University "Political Geography" [same as May 13, 1937 University of Georgia "Is There Logic in International Situations"] 1936 October JHU Alumni, New York, New Jersey 1936 October-November Cornell University Messenger Lectures Box 3.2 1936 November 18 JHU Alumni, Washington, D.C. "The Framework of University Policy" 1936 December 3 Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools "Trends in Modern Education" [1936?] December 3 1936 December 7 Emory University "The Decisive Hour" 1936 December 30 Geological Society of America "Geology in the Evolution of Culture" 1937 March 22 radio address "Geology in the Evolution of Culture" 1937 March 29 JHU Medical School dinner honoring J.L. Gamble Thayer Lecturer 1937 February 3 Engineers Club "Finding a Place" 1937 February 22 JHU [commemoration day] 1937 April 13 University of Virginia "Why We Believe" 1937 May 12 Dartmouth Club "Education for Life" 1937 May 13 University of Georgia "Is There a Logic in International Affairs?" 1937 May 14 University of Georgia "What Do You Do? (A Sentimental Inquiry)" 1937 May 15 Mount Vernon Club Box 3.2 (Cont.) 1937 May 18 Rotary Club "Wish vs. Reason in Politics" 1937 June 15 Conference on Canadian-American Affairs session on Geographical Factors 1937 June 21, 22 Harris Foundation, Chicago "Population Outlets in Overseas Territories" 1937 October 18 Baltimore Round Table of the National Conference of Jews and Christians [sic] introducing Louis Finkelstein 1937 October 22 University of Western Ontario "Geography in the Creative Experiment" 1937 October 25 New York United Hospital Fund Campaign "Putting Our Shields Together" 1937 November 2 Southern University Conference "Financial Outlook for Institutions of Higher Education" 1937 November 8 Pro-Cathedral, Baltimore "What We as Individuals Can Do for the Cause of Peace" 1937 November 11-13 Association of American Universities "The Future of University Research" 1937 November 15 American Youth Commission 1937 November 17 Geographical Society of Philadelphia "Pioneering, Modern Style" 1937 November 19 Morgan College address, inauguration of President Holmes 1937 December 2 radio welcome, Melbourne International Debating Team 1937 December 8 Central High School, Barnwell Address "What Do You Do?" Box 3.2 (Cont.) 1937 December 14 radio address "The University and the Community" 1938 January 12 Arundell Club "Who Are You? (An Impertinent Diversion)" 1938 February 1 Polytechnic Institute "Fathers & Sons" 1938 February 1 JHU Friends of the Library remarks at Leonard Mackall exercises 1938 February 5 Vanderbilt University "Inquiry vs. Advocacy" 1938 February 14 radio WBAL forum "The University as a Cultural Workshop" 1938 February 22 JHU Commemoration Day [1938 March 12?] "Our Foreign Policy & Peace" 1938 June JHU Commencement "The Habit of Mental Attack" 1938 June 27 "Where Do You Live?" 1938 August Frybury, Maine "The Peary Memorial" 1938 October 14 Goucher College "Education through Discovery" 1938? November 11 Foreign Relations Conference 1938 November 19 remarks, accepting portrait of Dr. T.S. Cullen Box 3.3 1938 December Contemporary Club 1938 December 8 National Association of Manufacturers "Research in Private Institutions" 1939 January 5 JHU convocation remarks on Spruille Braden 1939 June 6 JHU commencement "The Pursuit of Happiness" 1939 June 2 Gilman Country School "What Do You Believe?" 1939 June 13 Towson State Teachers College "What Do You Do? (A Sentimental Inquiry)" 1939 September 5 British Association for the Advancement of Science "Science and Social Pioneering" 1939 October 10 Community Fund 1939 October 11 Latin American Women Goodwill Tour 1939 October 12 York County Bankers Association "Who is Responsible for Peace" 1939 November 10 Conference on Inter-American Relations 1939 November 17 American Bureau for Medical Aid to China 1939 December 2 American Association for the Advancement of Science introducing Dr. Julian Huxley 1939 December 28 American Association for the Advancement of Science "Science and Social Effects: Three Failures" 1939 December 29 Phi Beta Kappa Society Box 3.3 (cont.) 1940 January 16 Washington College "Enduring Purpose" 1940 February 3 JHU Sidney Lanier commemoration "Remembering the Beauty" 1940 February 19 Maryland Modern Pioneers dinner ["Pioneering"] 1940 March 5 Women's National Democratic Club Forum 1940 June 4 JHU Commencement "What Do You Know?" 1940 August 1 [Council on Foreign Relations] "The Latin-American Scene: Problems in Hemispheric Solidarity" 1940 October 21 Memphis [education] 1940 October 25 "Introduction for Madame Sigrid Undset" 1940 November 15 University of Illinois "Our Better Ordering and Preservation" 1940 December 26 American Philological Association/ Archaeological Institute of America welcome remarks 1940 Mayor's Art Committee, Baltimore "A Preface to a Community Fine Arts Program" 1941 January 2 Town Hall of the Air "Will Our Camps Build Citizen Soldiers?" 1941 February 6 National Committee on Education and Defense "Basic Issues in National Defense from the Standpoint of Higher Education" 1941 February 24 National Education Association "Peace and Poser Politics" Box 3.3 (Cont.) 1941 March 26 Council on Foreign Relations [remarks to British Ambassador Lord Halifax] 1941 May 3 American Council on Education [selective service and higher education] 1941 May 16 Harvard Club of Maryland 1941 June 3 JHU commencement "'The Work of These Men'" 1941 June 9 Rice Institute "Knowledge is Not Enough" 1941 June 16 Leland Stanford University "The Twelve Houses of Heaven" Box 3.4 1941 summer South American trip [Introductions] 1941 July 8 San Marcos University "The Measurement of Risk (A Note on the Relation of Weather and Climate to Conservation)" 1941 July 8 San Marcos University "El Cálculo de los Riesgos (Notas sobre la Relación del Tiempo y Clima con la Conservación de la Riqueza Nacional)"
1941 July 9 [Catholic University, Peru] "La Conservación de las Riquezas Naturales del Peru" 1941 summer South American trip "A Course to be Pursued" 1941 summer South American trip "Borrowing the Light (A Note on the Diffusion of Culture" 1941 summer South American trip Box 3.4 (Cont.) "La Luz es de Todos (Notas sobre la Difusión de la Cultura)" 1941 summer South American trip "La Cultura en America (Notas sobre la Difusión de la Cultura)" 1941 summer South American trip "The Millionth Map of Hispanic America (A Cooperative Inter-American Enterprise)" 1941 October 17 American Red Cross, Maryland Chapters 1941 October 31 University Club "The Eight Points: Promise and Fulfillment" 1941 November Board of Natural Resources, Maryland remarks on natural resources in Maryland 1941 December 20 University Club "Peace and Power Politics, 1941" 1941 December 4 B & O Railroad dinner "Tribute to Daniel Willard" [1941] 1942 February 3 Sidney Lanier Centenary "Introducing William Lyon Phelps" 1942 February 19 JHU School of Nursing Convocation "Choose, Therefore" 1942 February 23 JHU alumni dinner "THe University in Wartime" 1942 February 23 JHU dedication of Merganthaler Hall 1942 April 2 United China Relief introducing Liu Liang-Mo and Lee Ya Ching Box 3.4 (Cont.) 1942 June 5 University of Cincinnati commencement "What is an American?"
1942 October 5 Woman's College, U. of North Carolina "The Measure of Our Responsibility" 1942 October 23 Maryland State Teachers' Association 1943 January-February [Industrial Corporation] "Post-War Planning" 1943 June 12 radio series "For This We Fight" "Science Shapes the Future" 1943 September 29 JHU [commencement?] 1944 April 18 Royal Institute of International Affairs 1944 September 11 American Association for the Advancement of Science "Commanding Our Wealth/Land Pioneering" 1944 November 1 Baltimore Community Fund 1944 November 15 Teachers College, Columbia University "The Faith We Celebrate" 1944 November 18 Advertising Club of Baltimore "Dumbarton Oaks Proposals for World Organization" Box 3.5 1945 Association of American Colleges "The Dumbarton Oaks Proposals" 1945 April 4 English Speaking Union toastmast for Field Marshall Sir Henry Wilson dinner 1945 June 17 Leland Stanford University commencement "Freedom in Service" 1945 July 15 radio talks, American Scientists Serving through Science "The New Geography" 1945 October 8 U.S.Senate, Subcommittee on Commerce and Military Affairs statement 1945 November 21 Bell Telephone Laboratories 1945 November 26 JHU dinner Belvedere Hotel [JHU war activities] 1945 [October 17] ["The Millionth Map"] 1945 December 19 American Geographical Society "The Millionth Map of Hispanic America" 1946 February 22 JHU commemoration day "Two Worlds - or One?" 1946 April JHU Board of Trustees, Executive Committee "History and Interpretation of the Full-Time Principle" 1946 April 2 WBAL radio The Hutzler Program 1946 April 22 National Academy of Sciences "Science in the Framework of International Affairs" 1946 May 7 Johns Hopkins Hospital "The Power to Heal" Box 3.5 (Cont.) 1946 May 16 George Westinghouse Centennial "The Social Composition of Scientific Power"
1946 July 16 Air University Maxwell Field, Ala. remarks at final conference 1946 September 20 JHU entering students "The Social Contract of an Educated Man" 1946 September 30 [U.S. State Department] "Impact of Geography on National Power" 1946 October 3 Hall of Fame, New York University address at unveiling of Sidney Lanier statue 1946 October 11 Princeton Unviversity bicentennial "The Prospects for International Society: General View" 1946 October 14 Princeton University bicentennial "Is an International Society Possible?" 1946 "Who Are You?" Box 3.6 1947 January 10 [JHU Board of Trustees] "Geography as an Urgent University Need" 1947 February 13 Marietta College "Five Courts" 1947 February 27 Herald-Tribune Forum 1947 March 6 Robert Morris Associates "How Shall We Find Security" 1947 March 6,8 "Discovering South America" 1947 March 28 Citizens' Committee for the $20,000,000 Development Program Box 3.6 (Cont.) 1947 April 28, May 6 radio address 1947 September 22 JHU entering students "Discovering Your Place in This Complex World" 1947 October 21 Hub employees "Your Guild" 1947 October 24 National Security Committee "Do We Need Universal Military Training?" 1947 October 31 "Higher Education in Maryland Faces the Future" 1947 December 4 Baltimore Association of Commerce "Honoring Stewart J. Cort of the Bethlehem Steel Company 1948 Joint Meeting of Sigma Chi and Phi Beta Kappa "An Excursion in Humanism" 1948 February 23 JHU commemoration "Introduction of Dr. Douglas Southall Freeman" 1948 March 24 U.S.Senate Committee on Armed Services testimony 1948 May 13 Churchman's Club "The Limits of Compromise in International Affairs" 1948 June 8 JHU commencement "Salute to Graduates" 1948 June 21 Royal Geographical Society "The Geographical Situation of the United States in Relation to World Politics" 1948 June 22 radio broadcast, London "The Geographical Relation of the U.S.A. to World Politics" 1948 June 23 Oxford University Encaenia Box 3.7 [1948 September?] [JHU entering students] 1948 October 21 Hood College "The Invisible Walls of Our City" 1948 December 2 JHU Applied Physics Lab dinner remarks 1948 December 14 Baltimore Association of Commerce testimonial dinner for Isaiah Bowman 1948 December 28 Association of American Geographers "The Seminar in Geographical Research" 1949 January 13 American Society of Photogrammetry "Geographical Objectives in the Polar Regions" 1949 January 21 Baltimore Area Girl Scout and Boy Scout councils 1949 March 8 Cornell University, Myron C. Taylor Foundation "Where the Forces Strive: An Essay on Foreign Policy" 1949 April 6 Rutgers University "Geographical Interpretations" 1949 June 10 Council on Foreign Relations "ECA and the Bold New Program" 1949 [September] "American Policy in the Far East" 1949 [December?] "Geography as a University Discipline" n.d. "Higher Education Faces the Future" n.d. [Cornell University?] [illusion and reality?] Box 3.7 (Cont.) n.d. "Modern Designs in Scholarship"
n.d. JHU commencement "On Becoming a Freeman" n.y. [December?] radio broadcast [peace] n.d. Johns Hopkins Hospital [remarks on anniversary] n.y. January 28 University Club [remarks on JHU] n.d. Southern Hotel n.d. [Virginia?] n.d. fragments Box 3.8 notes for speeches "pertinent remarks" Box 3.9 recordings
Series IV Writings Box IV.l reprints 1904-48 (bound volumes) Box IV.2 reprints Box IV.3 reprints, tributes Box IV.4 The Land of Your Possession, June 26, l935 unpublished notes, annotations for Pioneer Settlement Pioneer Settlement "Pioneering Spirit in the U.S." "Jordan County" Pioneer notes Pioneering Box IV.5 unpublished notes, annotations The New World Box IV.6 The New World Latin America League of Nations raw materials, world trade armaments, London Naval Conference Russia U.S. Desert Trails of Atcama "Far Eastern Policy" Box IV.7 How Do You Do? What Do You Believe? What Do You Do? What Do You Say? Where Do You Live? Box IV.8 Where Do You Live? Maryland Teachers-Where Do You Live? Who Are You? Box IV.9 Where Do You Live scrapbooks (2 vol.) What Do You Do scrapbook (1 vol.) Box IV.10 Who Are You scrapbooks (2 vols.) Box IV.11 War and Peace studies Africa agriculture American policy Anglo-American relations atom bomb communication Box IV.11 communism defense disarmament Eqypt federal executive department Box IV.12 War and Peace studies food Latvia, Lithuania law national power oil raw materials relief religion rubber statistics United States world trade Box IV.13 War and Peace studies Box IV.14 War and Peace studies church and state foreign trade raw materials United Nations agriculture world organization Yale Institute for Advanced International Studies reports Box IV.15 War and Peace scrapbooks (4 vol.) (l5 additional War and Peace scrapbooks with index are stored in carrel A23) Box IV.16 Where the Forces Strive book correspondence international relations book-Africa Box IV.17 book material (unsorted) Box IV.18 book material (unsorted) Box IV.19 book material Africa Arabia, Australia, Balkans, Belgium British empire colonies Czechoslovakia, Europe, France, Germany Box IV.19 Hungary, Poland, Rumania China, Far East, Indo-China, Indonesia Near East Box IV.20 book material Near East Portugal territorial U.S.S.R. U.S. World Court Box IV.21 Five Courts typed notes, printed material M.O. Young notebook organizing Bowman topics Series V Research Notes Box V.1 Alaska Antarctica-National Research Council Conference l939 Antarctica-National Academy of Sciences Conference 1948,1949 Antarctica-Ronne Research Expedition 1946-48 Box V.2 Antarctica photographs printed material Arctic-Canadian Box V.3 Arctic-Canadian, Eurasian Greenland polar California polar exploration l930 Box V.4 "Subjects not yet indexed" [by M.O.Young] forests Canada communism European Recovery Program-Marshall Plan food international trade Morganthau plan Palestine Box V.5 "Subjects not yet indexed"[M.O.Young] Atlantic pact population refugees religion resources settlement U.S. Box V.6 abstracts atomic energy art cartography children (lost children) conservation-natural resources conservation Box V.7 education Box V.8 education - graduate graduate school education - students Box V.9 Florida food boxes food supply Gilman, Daniel C. (abstracts) great men guilds Box V.10 geographical names geography general historical military personal Box V.11 geography philosophy of political urban lectures teaching, Germany seminar, 1946 Box V.12 historical geography history of ideas hotels humanities Indians Korea Lawrence, T.E. Box V.13 Latin America reports E.C. Higbee classification system for Bowman collection M.O. Young worksheets Box V.13 Aquirre will (translation) University of San Marcos founding decree Peru Box V.14 Latin America printed material Box V.15 Latin America notes for book boundaries journey (l941? goes with notebooks) newspaper clippings South America Box V.16 land use letters not sent library maps
Box V.17 maps Millionth Map World Map of Pioneer Belts Marburg medicine migration - U.S. miscellaneous Monroe Doctrine museums music Mutual Defense Assistance Act of l949 Box V.18 Negro New Zealand oceanography Ontario political process Polish notes population power prescriptions poetry Box V.19 Palestine Box V.20 Peary correspondence 1915,1934-45 Peary research notes Peary printed material Box V.21 poetry photostat negatives portraits "Scientific Method: Notes on Difficulties and Objectives in Forecasting" Box V.21 Southern Association speaking tubes stream deflection textiles time tombstones town planning transportation and communications tropics UNESCO universities used various vegetation Box V.22 "World Today" Wrigley, Gladys M. U.S. Weather Bureau ice/weather observations Climatic Research Unit, Research Development Branch, Military Planning Division
Box VI.1 Organizations/Commissions Series International Geographical Union 1931, 1935-39, 1947-48 American Geographical Society Andes expedition 1913 history minutes 1936-41, 1945, 1949 long range planning committee 1947 "Geographic Aspects of International Relations" 1938 stereoplotter, photogrammetry, research program "America's Prospects in Maps and Graphs" Box VI.2 American Geographical Society (cont.) "Amgraphics 1915-1935" Box VI.3 Commission of Inquiry into National Policy in International Economic Relations 1934 Council on Foreign Relations 1939-44 Pan-American Trade Committee 1940 Committee on Cultural Relations with Latin America Conference on Hemispheric Problems [1941] trip to Lima 1941 Box VI.4 Marshall Plan 1947-49 Point Four 1949
Economic Cooperation Administration reports 1948-49 Weekly Summary of Developments 1948-50 Overseas Territories Advisory Committee Investment Panel Box VI.5 Investment Panel Public Advisory Committee on China Africa exports fisheries Latin America Portugal (Beira) settlement tropics under-developed lands newspaper clippings, printed material payroll records, vouchers Box VI.6 National Research Council 1933-35 Science Advisory Board 1933-35 Box VI.7 National Academy of Sciences 1933-48 Office of Scientific Research and Development Bowman Committee report May 1945 Bush report July 1945 Box VI.8 National Science Foundation 1945-47 National Resources Committee 1934, 1936, 1937 Commission on the Organization of the Executive Branch of the Government. Natural Resources Project 1948,1949 Box VI.9 Maryland. Committee on the Structure of the Maryland State Government 1938 Maryland. Commission on the Conservation of Natural Resources 1948 Series VII Datebooks Box VII.1 datebooks l925-35 class attendance notebooks 1905-1912 Series VIII Survey Notebooks
Box VIII.1 field survey notebooks 1902-6 Box VIII.2 field survey notebooks 1906-41
Series IX M-Project Files
Box IX.1 Office Files A - I Acclimatization of white settlers in the Tropics Advisory Committee on Technical Assistance Africa - miscellaneous reports Alaska American Friends Service Committee. Bulletins and correspondence American Jewish Joint Distrubution Committee. Weekly review American Labor Conference on International Affairs Australia Birobidzhan Burgdoerfer, Friedrich - Voelker am Abgrund Burdoerfer, Friedrich (theories of) Canada - publications Canada Census - Bureau of the Domeratzky Report Federal Union Food Conference Foreign Broadcasts Foreign relief and rehabilitation Gottschalk, Dr. Max - correspondence ICA conclusions [Jewish Colonial Association] ICA material
Box IX.2 Office Files I -L ILO Immigration Institute of Pacific Relations Japanese photostats Japanese translators - Hamada Jewish Kamchatka (Soviet Far East) Kempner, Robert Kulisher, Eugene M."Population Movement in Europe l939- l942" Kutscheroff, Samuel - correspondence Leave slips Latin America Latin American Republics - Commerce Report Box IX.3 Office Files L - M Library - Congressional Library of Congress - Legislative Reference Service M - Project acknowledgement M-Annual Report 1943 M areas to be studied (list of) M - Project atlas Box IX.3 M book orders - correspondence M books, pamphlets, etc. inventory M categories of inquiry M current work M distribution M - Project Draft of a Proposal, l-20-44 Drafts of a proposal - source material, excerpts M - Project first world conference geographical names inventory of documents maps - miscellaneous memoranda - inter-office, miscellaneous Box IX.4 Office Files M - N Migration - A Vital Postwar Problem M - Project miscellaneous reports reports, miscellaneous preliminary data (submitted Feb. 20, l943) outgoing material photoduplication l944 progress reports l943 progress reports l944 table of contents migration - excerpts from various publications Netherlands Indies newspaper clippings - miscellaneous Norman material Nicholl, Miss Box IX.5 Office Files O - U Ort postwar immigration Readex Rosen, Joseph A. - settlement Raumfurschung und Raumordnung, Nov. l2, l940 Refugees - A Selected Bibliography Schechtmann, J.B. "Transfers of Populations" Russia South America - miscellaneous Soviet Arctic "Immigration Problems of the USSR" Uganda Box IX.6 Field, Henry. "M" Project for F.D.R. Studies on Migration and Settlement. (l962) This is the history of the M - Project by its director Henry Field. reports to be sorted Box IX.7 Reports: l. Japanese Deep-Sea Fishing in l937 2. The Sino-Japanese Conflict as Seen by Westerners 3. Fishing in Formosa 4. Whale Fishery of Antarctic Sea 5. Area Lost by Thailand 6. European Rule of Colonies in Southeastern Asia - Their History and Present Political and Economic Position 7. Geology of Shikoku Island 8. Topography and Geology of Riukiu Islands 9. Geographic Factor in Mongolian History l0. Japanese Geological Expeditions in Portuguese Timor, l936-37 ll. Japanese Occupation of the So-Called New South Sea Islands l2. Topography, Geology and Coral Reef of the Palau Islands l3. White Men's Rule over Colonies in Southeast Asia l4. Selections from Geological Atlas of Korea l5. Recent Reef-Building Corals in Japanese Mandated Islands
Selections not numbered: Settlement in Iraq Report on Dorsa Chile - Demographic Data Mexico - Demographic Data Report on Dorsa Additional Data on Parana Geological Sketch of Sura-Iz Mountains Vital Statistics for Norway Maps - Japan Box IX.8 Reports: l. General Introduction to Studies on Development and Land Settlement Potentialities of Some Countries of the Middle East (F. Julius Fohs) 2. The Southern Highlands of Tanganyika Territory as a Region for White Settlers (Dr. Leo Waibel) 3. White Colonization in East Africa with Special Regard to Tanganyika Territory (C. Gillman January l7, l938) 4. Settlement Conditions in Venezuela - Particular Reference to the Highlands of Lara, Falcon, and Adjacent Zulia (William Rudolph) 5. Settlement in Venezuela (Robert Straus-Hupe) 6. Prospects of Settlement in Australia (Robert Bowman l94l) 7. Some Impressions of the Proposed Plan for Settlement in the Kimberley Division of West Australia (Robert Bowman l94l) Box IX.8 8. Prospects of Land Settlement in New Zealand (Robert Bowman l94l) 9. Report on the Former German Colonies in Africa- Summary and Conclusions Part V (Dr. Leo Waibel) l0. Report on the Former German Colonies in Africa (Dr. Leo Waibel) Part I The Cameroons; Part II Togoland ll. Report on the Former German Colonies in Africa - East Africa Part III (Dr. Leo Waibel) l2. Report on the Former German Colonies in Africa - Southwest Africa Part IV (DR. Leo Waibel) l3. Report Covering Field Investigations of Settlement Potentialities Existent on Selected Lands in the Dominican Republic (Prepared by: Harry D. Barker Crop Specialist; William P. Kramer, Forester; A.E. Kocher, Soil Specialist; At the request and under the auspices of the President's Advisory Committee on Political Refugees. l4. Stenographic Transcript of the report of Mr. Desmond Holdridge (conversation with Mr. Liebman) December l9, l938. l5. Report of the British Guiana Commission Box IX.9 Reports: Settlement Report on New Zealand - Robert G. Bowman Prospects of Settlement in Australia - Robert G. Bowman Prospects of Land Settlement in New Zealand - Robert G. Bowman Condliffe Report on Post War Reconstruction (confidential) l942 Prof. J.B. Condliffe Development and Land Settlement Potentialities of TransJordan - F. Julius Fohs Development and Land Settlement Potentialities of Palestine - F. Julius Fohs Costa Rica - Leo Waibel May l944 The Republic of Panama: Excerpts from a Report made by George E. Roberts, National City Bank, New York Report on British Honduras (Dr. Leo Waibel) The Hinterland of Punta Gorda (Dr. Leo Waibel) New Caledonia from the Viewpoint of Jewish Colonization Mahogany Lands of British Honduras (Dr. Leo Waibel) Report on Madagascar (Dr. Leo Waibel) Box IX.10 Reports: U.S. Army....Engineers. Terrain Intelligence. U.S. Army....Engineers. Terrain Intelligence. Angola Nov. l942 Egypt and Sinai Dec. l942 Lybia Dec. l942 Madagascar Dec. l942 Turkey Nov. l943 Eastern Siberia (2 vol.) Oct. l942 Box IX.10 U.S. Army....Engineers. Strategic Engineering Study. Forests of Russia and Siberian Far East Nov. l942 Iran Nov. l942 Iraq (4 vols.) April l943 Palestine and Trans-Jordan (3 vols.) July l943 U.S. Tariff Commission. Asiatic Russia Nov. l942 French Oceania 6 parts July, August, Oct. l942 Japanese Mandated Islands 5 parts Dec. l943, Feb., March l944 New Caledonia and dependencies 5 parts Dec. l942 Box IX.11 printed material [M - Project Series material?]
Box IX.12 MF 902.3 Box IX.13 MF 902.3 Box IX.14 MF 902.3 reports Box IX.15 MF 902.3 reports Box IX.16 MF 902.3 reports NOTE: The Memoranda, Reports, Translations, and Lectures that were the result of the M-Project are in carrel A-23. REPORTS Box IX.17 R-l Growth of Soviet Population R-2 Population Problems of France R-3 Possibilities of Settlement in Baja California R-4 Sudeten Settlers at St. Walburg, Saskatchewan R-5 Population Movements in Europe, l939-42 R-6 Settlement Possibilities in the Negeb, Palestine R-7 Settlement of Pontine Marshes R-R-8 Settlement in Northern Finland R-9 [omitted] R-l0 Growth of the German Population R-ll Transfer of Peoples in Europe, l939-42 R-12 Polish Refugees in Mexico R-13 Sudeten Settlers at Tupper, British Columbia R-14 A Study of Settlers' Progress in Nothern Saskatchewan, 1935-39 R-15 Two Refugee Camps in Uganda R-16 [omitted] Box IX.17 R-17 Colonization of Javanese in Netherlands East Indies R-18 Settlement Possibilities in Angola R-19 Settlement Possibilities in Southern Brazil R-20 Rehabilitation of Jews in the U.S.S.R.: A Report by Agrojoint R-21 Growth of the Italian Population R-22 Growth of the Spanish Population R-23 [omitted] R-24 Results of Total Mobilization in Germany R-25 [omitted] R-26 Jewish Colonies in Saskatchewan R-27 Documentation on Soviet Colonization Policy 1925- 1940 R-28 Cooperative Resettlement R-29 The Jewish Colonization Association (ICA): Work and Policy R-30 White Settlement in Africa: II, Ethiopia R-31 White Settlement in Africa: III, Uganda R-32 White Settlement in Africa: IV, Kenya R-33 White Settlement in Africa: V, Tanganyika R-34 White Settlement in Africa: VI, Northern Rhodesia, Southern Rhodesia and Nyasaland R-35 [omitted] R-36 [omitted] R-37 [omitted] R-38 Japanese Settlement in Hokkaido R-39 Internal Colization in Sicily R-40 White Settlement in Africa: I, East Africa R-41 Danish Colonization Project in Venezuela Box IX.18 R-42 Land Settlement and Housing Projects in Trinidad R-43 Japanese Colonization in Manchuria, 1905-40 R-44 [omitted] R-45 The Rupununi District, British Guiana R-46 Browne-Giglioli Mission to the Rupununi District, British Guiana, 1934-35 R-47 Medical Mission to the Rupununi District, British Guiana, 1938 R-48 Birobidzhan--An Experiment in Colonization R-49 Plan for Cooperative Settlement of Easter Jews on Land Grants in Peru R-50 Demographic Rehabilitation of France: Possibilities of Agricultural Settlement R-51 Land Settlement in Apulia R-52 Transfers of Greeks from Asia Minor to Thrace, 1922-24 R-53 Displacements of Population in Europe R-54 Agricultural Colonization in Spanish Morocco R-55 Agricultural Colonization in French Morocco R-56 Asia on the Move
Box IX.18 R-57 East Indians of British Guiana: I R-58 East Indians of British Guiana: II R-59 Dynamics of Population in Japan R-60 Belgian Congo R-61 Report on South American Indian Social Resistance to Western Civilization R-62 Colonization Possibilities in Venezuela R-63 Japanese Agricultural Immigrants to Manchuria R-64 Colonization Possibilities in Paraguay R-65 Penn-Craft Community, 1937-40 R-66 Report on the Orinoco-Casiquiare-Negro Waterway R-67 Reconstruction and Rehabilitation of Soviet Liberated Areas: I, Revival of Urban Economy R-68 Industrial Cooperatives in China R-69 Reconstruction and Rehabilitation of Soviet Liberated Areas: II, Revival of Educational and Cultural Activities R-70 Reconstruction and Rehabilitation of Soviet Liberated Areas Part III: Revival of Rural Economy R-71 Dynamics of Population of Japan--Final Draft R-72 Chinese in Cuba R-73 Jews of Germany R-74 Jews of Hungary R-75 Jews of Lithuania R-76 Jews of Poland R-77 Jews of Latvia R-78 Jews of Holland R-79 Jews of Greece R-80 Jews of France R-81 Jews of Estonia R-82 Jews of Austria R-83 Jews of Belgium R-84 Jews of Bulgaria R-85 Jews of Czechoslovakia R-86 Jews of Romania R-87 Jews of Yugoslavia R-88 Homeless Children and War Orphans in Soviet Russia R-89 Indo-European Colonization in Dutch New Guinea R-90 Jews of Italy R-91 Jews of Denmark R-92 Italians in the Argentine R-93 Reconstruction and Rehabilitation of Soviet Liberated Areas: IV, Transportation, Industries, and Mines R-94 Todos Santos Solony, Bolivia R-95 Land Settlement Technique in Europe: I R-96 Land Settlement Technique in Europe: II R-97 Land Settlement Technique in Europe: III R-98 Population Problem of India R-99 Korean Migrants in the Far East
Box IX.19 R-100 Settlement Possibilities in Honduras R-101 East Indians in Canada R-102 Armenians in the U.S.S.R. R-103 Post-War Immigration Problems in Mexico and South America R-104 Population and Migration in the Caribbean Area R-105 Revitalization of Two French Villages By Quakers, 1941-42, and Future Possibilities R-106 Quaker Agricultural School and Orphanage at Kolpin, Easter Poland R-107 Quaker Relief Work in the Balkans After 1918 R-108 Pripet Marshes: Population an Land Settlement R-109 Climatic Atlas of China Proper R-110 [omitted] R-111 Settlement Possibilites in Argentina R-112 Southern Brazil as a Theatre of Postwar Civilization R-113 Italian Colonization Problems in Eritrea R-114 Labor Supply and Demand in Latin America R-115 The Terrain of Easter Siberia R-116 Terrain of Kamchatka R-117 Codification and Analysis of Immigration Laws and Policy in Latin-America, 1936 R-118 Soils of San Carlos and Valencia, Venezuela R-119 Population and Peace in the Pacific: I, World Population, Oceania and Australia R-120 Population and Peace in the Pacific: II, Manchuria R-121 Population and Peace in the Pacific: III, Japan R-122 Population and Peace in the Pacific: IV, China R-123 Population and Peace in the Pacific: V, India R-124 Population and Peace in the Pacific: VI, Colonies of Souteast Asia R-125 Population and Peace in the Pacific: VII, Colonial System of Migration and Population Pressure in South and East Asia R-126 Population and Peace in the Pacific: VIII, Population Growth and Pressure R-127 Population and Peace in the Pacific: IX, The Stake of the United States in the Pacific R-128 Population and Peace in the Pacific: X, Selected Bibliography R-129 Wealth and Population in France R-130 Indo-China: I, Physical Conditions of Land Utilization R-131 Indo-China: II, Population Distribution in Land Utilization R-132 Indo-China: III, Land Utilization and Economic Life
Box IX.19 R-133 Immigration and Settlement in Post-War Chile R-134 Demographic Imbalance in Colonial Policy in Indo- China R-135 Organized Land Settlement in the Post-War World R-136 Settlement Possibilities in Durango, Mexico Box IX.20 R-137 Settlement Possiblilties in Chihuahua, Mexico R-138 Polish Refugee Colony at Santa Rosa, Mexico R-139 Immigration Problems in the U.S.S.R. R-140 Food Supply Program in Venezuela, 1943-45 R-141 Food Supply Program in Paraguay, 1943-45 R-142 Food Supply Program in Peru, 1943-45 R-143 Population an Planning in the Pacific R-144 Experiment in the Registration of Vital Statistics in China R-145 Attitudes Toward Immigration in Latin-America and the Carribbean R-146 Population of Japanese Mandated Islands: I, Marshall Islands R-147 Population of Japanese Mandated Islands: II, Caroline Islands R-148 Population of Japanese Mandated Islands: III, Mariana Islands R-149 Programs of Colonization and Resettlement in Argentina R-150 Immigration and Settlement Outlook in Post-War Uruguay R-151 Food Supply Program in Brazil, 1943-45 R-152 Immigration and Settlement in Post-War Colombia R-153 China's Food Problem R-154 Immigration and Colonization in Venezuela R-155 Immigration and Settlement in Post-War Ecuador R-156 Third Inter-American conference on Agriculture, Venezuela, 1945 R-157 Industrialization of Manchuria R-158 Food Supply Program in Honduras, 1943-45 R-159 Albanians in the United States R-160 Settlement Possibilities in Nicaragua R-161 [omitted] R-162 Immigration and Settlement in Post-War Peru R-163 Armenians in the United States TRANSLATIONS T-1 Stalin's Five-Year Plans and Strengthening of Military Power of the U.S.S.R. T-2 Agriculture in the Far North U.S.S.R. T-3 Population and Immigration in Brazil T-4 Agriculture in the Igarka District, Siberia T-5 Japan's Southward Expansion and Colonization Ability of the Japanese People T-6 Soviet Northeastern Area T-7 Agriculture in the Basin of the Indigirka, Siberia Box IX.20 T-8 Recent Migrations in the U.S.S.R. T-9 Distribution of Grain Economy by Zones and Republics In the U.S.S.R. T-10 Climatic Sketch of Kamchatka Peninsula, U.S.S.R. T-11 Karafuto (Japanese Sakhalin) as a Land of Colonization T-12 Mestization in the U.S.S.R. T-13 [omitted] T-14 Agricultural Reclamation of Deserts in the U.S.S.R. T-15 New Rubber Development in the U.S.S.R. T-16 Experiment with the Sowing of Field Crops in Southeastern Qara-Qum, U.S.S.R. T-17 Territory and Population of th U.S.S.R. T-18 Further Progress in the Reclamation of Deserts in the U.S.S.R. T-19 Excerts from Letters by German-Jewish Emigrants T-20 Agricultural Experiments in the Priaral Desert T-21 Settling "Emigre" Ressians in Ecuador T-22 High-Altitude Agriculture in the U.S.S.R. T-23 Colonization along the Soviet-Manchukuo Border T-24 Agricultural Conquest of the Altai Region, U.S.S.R. T-25 Russian Emigrant settlement in the Barga Region, Manchuria T-26 Modern Colonization in the Dutch East Indies T-27 Colonization in Soviet Turkestan T-28 [omitted] T-29 Recent Agricultural Develpments in the U.S.S.R. T-30 Quelpart and Dagelet Islands: A Comparative Study T-31 Decrees for Rehabilitation of Soviet Liberated Area T-32 Limits of Settlement in the Caspian Region T-33 Acclimatication of White Settlers in Northern Transvaal T-34 Japanese Agricultural Settlement in Davao, Philippine Islands T-35 Experiment in Colonization in Algeria with Christian Natives, 1866-1936 T-36 Tropical Colonization in Queensland T-37 Reconstruction of a Devastated Farm in France T-38 Dutch Colonization in New Guinea T-39 Population of Kwanto-Shu T-40 Japanese Occupation of the New South Islands T-41 Population of Manchuria T-42 Number of Japanese in China T-43 Settlements in the Mariana and Caroline Islands T-44 Japanese Settlement in Hokkaido and Manchuria T-45 Summary of Japanese Colonization
Box IX.20 T-46 Population of Ch'eng-Kung-Hsien, Southwestern China T-47 [omitted] T-48 Population Distribution and Altitude of Habitation of Formosan Aborigines T-49 Soils of Japan T-50 Population Changes in the U.S.S.R., 1926-39: Regional, Urban, Rural Box IX.21 T-51 Grain Husbandry in Kazakhstan T-52 Present and Future Colonization of Manchuria T-53 Estimated Future Populations of China and Manchuria T-54 Distrubution of Japanese Industrial Population T-55 Colonization in Argentina T-56 Japanese Colonization in Manchuria T-57 Plans for Village Redistribution and Progress of Kurikuma Village, Kagawa Prefecture T-58 Argentina: Agrarian Law, 1940 T-59 Birth Rates, Death Rates, and Rates of Natural Increase in 127 Cities of Japan, 1935 T-60 Child Mortality and Disease in the Soviet Union, 1941-44 T-61 Population Capacity of Brazil T-62 Settlement Areas of Germans in South America T-63 Jewish Colonization in the Argentine Republic T-64 Map of the Density of Population in Paraguay T-65 Germans in Bahia, Brazil T-66 State of Espirito Santo, Brazil T-67 Statistics on Japanese Abroad T-68 Migrating Population in Manchuria: Coolies as Labor Potential: I T-69 Reconstruction of Hirakiyachi Village, Akita Prefecture, Japan T-70 Remedying Consequences of "War Erosion" in the U.S.S.R. T-71 Cossacks in Peru T-72 Climate and Agriculture in Ob-Yenisei Region of Soviet Asia T-73 Agriculture in the Soviet Far North, 1944 T-74 Reconstruction of Liberated Towns in the U.S.S.R. T-75 Development of Fruit Culture in Igarka Region, Soviet Far North T-76 Mother and Child Welfare in the U.S.S.R. T-77 City-Planning in the Soviet Union T-78 Migrating Population in Manchuria, Coolies as Labor Potential T-79 Marriage Rates in Japan T-80 Colonization and Laws Covering Land Settlement at Tingo Maria, Peru Box IX.21 T-81 The Economic Reconstruction of Soviet Liberated Areas T-82 Recent Developments in the Kolyma Region, U.S.S.R. T-83 Study of Osone Buraku, Niigata Prefecture, Japan T-84 Russians in South America T-85 Maize in Siberia T-86 Agriculture in Soviet Asia T-87 Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis of Tokyo Population Renewal T-88 Koreans Resident in Japan T-89 Cattle Breeding in Kazakhstan T-90 Soviet Patent Law, March 5, 1941 T-91 Argentine Postwar Immigration T-92 Italians in Fench Morocco T-93 Scope of European Immigration, Especially Italians, to the United States, 1841-1937 T-94 Trends and Perspectives of Jewish Migration T-95 Italian Immigration to Libya T-96 Italian Emigration to Canada, The United States and Australia T-97 Jews in South America T-98 Structure of Agricultural Labor in Korea T-99 Recent Develpments in the U.S.S.R., July, 1944- March, 1945 T-100 Emigration of Korean Farmers to Japan T-101 Economic Progress in the Western Urals T-102 Recent Developments in the U.S.S.R., May 1,1945 T-103 Demographic Consequences of World War II T-104 Labor Policy in Manchuria T-105 Animal Husbandry in Soviet Asia T-106 Demographic History of France T-107 Population Problems in France T-108 Migration of Indo-Chinese Labor to the New Hebrides T-109 Tonkinese Settlement in Cochin China T-110 Short OUtline of the Geography of the Soils of the World T-111 Japanese Urban Population T-112 Prospects of Agricultural Development in the Soviet Far North T-113 [omitted] T-114 [omitted] T-115 [omitted] T-116 Three Million Aliens in France T-117 Soviet Instruction for Remuneration of Inventors T-118 [omitted] T-119 [omitted] T-120 [omitted] T-121 [omitted] Box IX.21 T-122 Chinese Colonization of Northern Manchuria, 1929- 40 MEMORANDA M-1 Fifty Years of Jewish Colonization in the Argentine M-2 Reclamation and Colonization in Tavoliere, Italy M-3 Decline of German Birth Rate M-4 Possibilities of Settlement in Kemberly Region, Western Australia M-5 Memoradum for International Refugee Conference at Evian M-6 [omitted] M-7 New Settlers in Sicily M-8 Karelian Immigrants in Finland M-9 Population of Hong Kong in 1941 M-10 Growth of Population in Burma M-11 Growth of Population in India M-12 Refugees in Southern Rhodesia M-13 Jewish Birth Rate in Palestine M-14 Exchange of Bulgaro-Romanian Population M-15 Land Settlement in Alberta M-16 Economic Pioneer Land Settlment Policy in Canada M-17 Possibilties for Settlement in Irrigrated Lands in Alberta M-18 Problems of Land Settlement in Saskatchewan M-19 Land Settlement in New Brunswick: I M-20 Land Settlement Problems in Northern Ontario M-21 Instructions to Inspectors of Settlements in Extreme Northern Areas of Canada M-22 Netherland Refugees in Surinam M-23 Greek Refugees in Noear East and Africa M-24 Polish Refugees in Iran, Africa, and India M-25 Lineup in Greatest War in World's History M-26 Population and Vital Statistics of German-Occupied U.S.S.R. Excluding Poland, Baltic States and Bessarabia M-27 Rice Farmingin Marchukuo M-28 Japanese Vital Statistics M-29 Regulation for Jes to Leave Bulgaria M-30 Settlement in the Dominican Republic M-31 [omitted] M-32 International Migration M-33 Land Settlement in New Brunswick: II M-34 Average Progress of Settlers in the Albertville- Garrick, Northern Pioneer Areas, Saskatchewan, 1941 M-35 [omitted] M-36 Immigration Policy in the Union of South Africa M-37 Social Aspects of Agricultural Policy in Canada M-38 Immigrants to Serbia Box IX.21 M-39 Population of Spain M-40 List of Jewish Organizations M-41 Population Movements in China M-42 Aspects of Portuguese Colonial Policy M-43 Settlement Possibilities in East Kimberley, Western Australia M-44 Settlement Possibilities in Nigeria M-45 Settlement Possibilities in the Virgin Islands M-46 Developments in Palestine, April-November, 1943 M-47 Plan for Jewish Settlement in Northwestern Australia M-48 Greek Refugees in the Belgian Congo M-49 Selection for Cooperative Rural Settlements M-50 Relocation of Japanese-Americans M-51 Colonization in Peru M-52 Rehabilitation in Ecuador M-53 Economic Pioneer Land Settlement Policy in Canada M-54 Developments in Palestine, November-December, 1943 M-55 Freedom Village, Palestine M-56 Foreign Workers in France M-57 First Inter-American Demographic Congress M-58 German Vital Statistics M-59 Polish Refugees in India M-60 Absorptive Capacity of Palestine M-61 Jewish Migration--Past and Postwar M-62 Greek Refugees in the Near East and Africa M-63 Possibilities of Improvement Among Rural Panamanians M-64 Land Settlement in Manchuria, 1942-44 M-65 Thirty Years of Rural Reconstruction in South India M-66 Location of Polish Refugees M-67 German Colonization in Poland M-68 Evacuation of Germans to Poland M-69 Land Settlement in British Guiana M-70 Plan for Colonization and Development of British Guiana, 1938 M-71 Japanese Land Reclamation Project Between Australia and New Guinea M-72 Animal Husbandry in British Guiana M-73 Agreement Regarding Possible Development of Paper Industry in British Guiana M-74 List of Reports, Translations, and Memoranda Disseminated November 1, 1942-April 30, 1944 M-75 Developments in Palestine, January 1--March 31, 1944 M-76 Notes on Population in the Philippine Islands M-77 Notes on Population Movements in Indo-China M-78 Notes on Population in East Indies M-79 Notes on Population in Japanese Empire
Box IX.21 M-80 Settlement in Chile M-81 Newfoudland and Agriculture M-82 Summary of Census of India, 1941 M-83 Notes on East Indians of British Guiana M-84 War and the Displacement of Population in Eastern Asia M-85 Notes on Settlement in British Guiana M-86 Jewish Colonies in the Argentine M-87 Recent Developmentsin Ceylon M-88 Developments in Occupied China, April, 1943-March 1944 M-89 Recent Developments in Free China, March, 1943 - January, 1944 M-90 Recent Developments in the Netherlands East Indies, September, 1943-March, 1944 Box IX.22 M-91 Possible Developments in British Guiana M-92 Possibilities of Settlment in Australia M-93 [omitted] M-94 Irrigation Problems and Settlement Possibilities in Persia (Iran) M-95 Problems of Population and Settlement in Latin America M-96 Developments in Manchuria, August, 1943-April, 1944 M-97 East Indian Immigration Statistics for British Guiana M-98 Demographic Problems of the Jewish Population in Palestine M-99 Refugees in Sweden on January 1, 1944 M-100 Recommendations on Immigration and Agriculture adopted by Conference of Commissions of Inter- American Development M-101 Agreement Between Australia and New Zealand on Migration M-102 Refugees in Britain M-103 Refugees in Switzerland M-104 Extension Work at Tingo Maria, Peru M-105 Refugee Problems--Plans and Possibilities M-106 National Agencies Dealing with Refugee Problems M-107 Jewish Agricultural Colonization M-108 Plans for Agricultural Development in Trinidad M-109 Post-War Immigrants for Canada M-110 List of Reports, Translations, and Memoranda Disseminated May 1-June 3, 1944 M-111 Handling Displaced Populations in Occupied Territory M-112 Land Settlement in England, Germany and Denmark M-113 Possibilities for Reconstruction of French Villages M-114 Maps of Japan
Box IX.22 M-115 Categories of Displaced Persons M-116 Rehabilitation of Penne de Tarn, France M-117 Rehabilitation of Puycelci, Department of the Tarn, France M-118 Fairbridge Farms School in Canada and Australia M-119 Restrictions on Indian Immigration into East Africa M-120 Estimated Future Population of India M-121 Rehabilitation of Destitute Children Through Vocational Training M-122 Agencies Serving Displaced Persons M-123 Plans for Irrigation and Hydro-Electric Development in Palestine M-124 Resettlement of Demobilized Personnel in India M-125 Map of Displaced Persons in Europe M-126 Russian Emigration Between the Two World Wars: Its Origins and Problems M-127 Population Problems in Indonesia M-128 Population in Palestine: Its Growth and Characteristics M-129 Refugees in Mauritius M-130 Dutch Repatriation Technique M-131 Canadian an American Immigration Policies M-132 Hutterites in Paraguay M-133 Australia Will Seek New Citizens When War Ends: Offers Home to War Orphans M-134 French Problems of Tomorrow M-135 New Factors in Migration and Settlement M-136 Demographic Data on Germany M-137 First Inter-American Population Congress M-138 Agreements Concerning the Migration of Workers from British Honduras and Barbados to the United States M-139 Emigration of Mexican Workers to the United States M-140 Population Movements in Argentina, 1943 M-141 Europe's Uprooted People M-142 List of Reports, Translations, Memoranda and Lectures Disseminated July 1, 1944-Septermber 30, 1944 M-143 Dzhelal-Ogly Industrial School in the Caucasus, 1921 M-144 Commanding Our Wealth M-145 Develpments in Palestine, April-September, 1944 M-146 Work of the Colonial Department, University of London Institute of Education M-147 Demographic Problems of Persia (Iran) M-148 Population Map of Britain
Box IX.22 M-149 Average Progress of Settlers in Abertvill- Garrick, Northern Pioneer Areas, Saskatchewan, 1941 M-150 Developments of Population Predictions in Europe and the Americas M-151 German Response to Quaker Relief, 1920 M-152 [omitted] M-153 Population Shifts in Southeast Asia M-154 Greek Refugee Camp in Syria, 1943 M-155 Agrarian Situation in India M-156 Mobilization of Foreign Labor by Germany M-157 Temporary Migration of Mexican Workers to the United States M-158 Demographic Fact and Policy in India M-159 Land Tenure in Argentina M-160 Immigration and Colonization Plan for Panama, 1944 M-161 Recent Legislation for the Protection of Motherhood and Childhood in the U.S.S.R. M-162 People for the Commonwealth: A British Plan M-163 List of Reports, Translations, Memoranda, Lectures, Administrative and Special Series Disseminated November 1,1942-Decomber 31,1944 M-164 Population Prospects for Japan M-165 Colonial Asia: December 7, 1941 M-166 Australia Planning Adult Migration M-167 Northward Migration of Farmers in Manchuria M-168 Korea in Transition: Demographic Aspects M-169 Eternally Frozen Soil in the U.S.S.R. M-170 Planned Mass Migration to Northern Manchuria M-171 Prospects for Population Growth in the Near East M-172 Problems of Policy in Relation to Areas of Heavy Population Pressure M-173 Population Plan for Egypt M-174 Agricultural Population and Rural Economy in Eastern and Southern Europe M-175 Child Migrants for Australia M-176 List of Reports, Translations, Memoranda, Lectures, Administrative, and Special Series Disseminated November 1, 1942-December 31, 1944 M-177 Status of East Indians in the British Empire M-178 Land Settlement in Newfoundland M-179 Plan for Demobilized Soldiers in India M-180 Cossack Colony in Peru M-181 Letters from Young Jewish Settlers M-182 Millions to Rescue M-183 Trained Jewish Refugees for France M-184 Plan for Post-War Immigration and Colonization in Panama M-185 Redistribution of Population in England
Box IX.22 M-186 Reconstruction of Towns in England M-187 Redistribution of Settlements in England M-188 New Developments on Abadan Island, Persian Gulf M-189 Prairie Farm Rehabilitation in Canada M-190 Demographic Position of Egypt M-191 Mennonite Colonies in Brazil and Paraguay M-192 Russian Mennonites in the Paraguayan Chaco M-193 The Canadian Mennonite Immigration into the Paraguayan Chaco, 1926-27 M-194 Cities of the Soviet Union M-195 Developments in Palestine, October-December, 1944 M-196 British Plans for Post-War Emigration to the Empire M-197 Cooperative Credit Societies in the South Caribbean Area M-198 Wartime Planning for Physical Reconstruction in Great Britain M-199 Problem of Population in India M-200 Jewish Communities of Nazi-Occupied Europe M-201 Estimate of Soviet Manpower, 1943 M-202 Recent Studies of Population M-203 Settlement Possibilities in Tasmania and Australia M-204 East Indians in Fiji M-205 East Indians in Malaya M-206 Migration--A Vital Post War Problem M-207 Mennonite Colony in Soviet Turkestan N-208 Settlement Problems in Northern New Brunswick M-209 Settlement Problems in Northern Quebec and Northeast Ontario M-210 Attitudes Toward Settlement in Latin America M-211 Migration Problems in Australia M-212 Planned Migration and International Labour Office M-213 Scandinavian Migration and the International Labor Market M-214 Industrial and Settlement Possibilities in British Guiana M-215 Migration and War in Eastern Asia M-216 Population Dislocations in Europe M-217 List of Reports, Translations, Memoranda, and Administrative Series Disseminated January- February, 1945 M-218 Developments in Palestine, January-February, 1945 M-219 East Indians in South Africa M-220 World Demographic Transition M-221 Changing Population of the United States M-222 Demographic Status of South America M-223 Population Problems in Central and Caribbean America M-224 Population Trends in Post War Europe
Box IX.22 M-225 Russia's Growing Population M-226 Demographic Heritage of the Japanese Empire M-227 Population Prospects for China and Southeastern Asia M-228 Population Problems in the British Overseas Dominions M-229 Peoples of the Mohammedan World M-230 Demographic Consequences of European Contact with Primitive Peoples M-231 Trends, Determinants, and Control in Human Fertility M-232 Trends in Longevity M-233 Infant and Maternal Mortality in the Modern World M-234 Trend Toward an Older Population M-235 Sickness and Health: Their Measurement, Distribution and Changes M-236 Pressures and Barriers in Future Migration M-237 Relocation of Europeans M-238 Population and Per Capita Income M-239 Issue of Population Policy M-240 Role of Post War Palestine M-241 Jews in Europe, 1939-44 M-242 Jewish Reconstruction M-243 Economic Resources and Population Shifts M-244 Migration and Settlement of Detroit Mexicans M-245 Jewish Community Life and Organization in Latin America M-246 New Sample of the United States Population M-247 Australia Looks to the Future M-248 Jews in Europe M-249 Notes on Far Eastern Populations M-250 Puerto Rican Emigration M-251 Jews in Colombia M-252 Population and Land Resource Relationships M-253 Growth of the World Population M-254 Plan for Post War Irrigation and Hydro-Electic Development in India M-255 New Irrigation Schemes in India M-256 Labor Supply in Southeast Asia M-257 Settlement Possibilities in Latin America M-258 Guarantees to Prospective Settlers in Latin America M-259 Probable Zones of Colonization in Venezuela M-260 Mennonite Colonization M-261 Some Brazilian Views on Migration M-262 Developments in the Far East, 1943-45 M-263 Russian Emigres and Foreign Workers in France M-264 Water and Livestock in Australia M-265 [omitted] M-266 International Migration Service
Box IX.22 M-267 Postwar Soviet Economy M-268 Labor Migration Disturbs Britain M-269 The Central Location Index M-270 Jewish Settlements in Palestine, 1939-45 M-271 Industrial Cooperatives in China M-272 Population of Omduman, Ango-Egyptian Sudan M-273 Plan for Remodeling Esna Barrage, Upper Egypt M-274 Development of Mysore, India M-275 Development of the Dongola Reach, Sudan M-276 Developments in Afghanistan M-277 Formosa under the Japanese M-278 Australia'a Attitude toward Migration M-279 List of Reports, Translations, Memoranda, and Administative Series Distributed March-April 1945 M-280 Labor Population in Assam Tea Gardens M-281 Present Activities of the World Ort Union M-282 The Comite Inter-Mouvements Aupres des Evacues (Cimade) M-283 [omitted] M-284 Agricultural and Idustrial Notes on Poland: October, 1944-April, 1945 M-285 Brazil's Advancing Frontier, 1822-1941 M-286 Labor Supply Problems in Trinidad Box IX.23 M-287 Chinese Immigration in Latin American Countries M-288 Immigration and Land Settlement in Brazil M-289 Land Distribution in Latvia M-290 Land Reform in Hungary M-291 Recent Developments in Tadzhikistan M-292 Post War Migration Plans of Army Enlisted Men M-293 Agricultural Aspects of the Cauca Valley, Colombia M-294 Future of American Engineers in South America M-295 Extension Work for Latin America M-296 Rehabilitation in El Oro Province, Ecuador M-297 Extension Work Among the Arab Fellahin M-298 Taos County Project, New Mexico M-299 Mennonite Colonization in Mexico M-300 Jews in Canada M-301 Jews in South Africa M-302 Australian Immigration Forces and Jews in Australia M-303 Jewish Deportations from France M-304 Population--The Long View M-305 Developments in Palestine, March-April, 1945 M-306 Migration and the Problems of Settlement of Immigrants on the Land M-307 [omitted] M-308 [omitted] M-309 Economic Adjustment of Jewish Refugees in Sao Paulo, Brazil
Box IX.23 M-310 Soil Conservation in South Africa M-311 Land Reform in the Laguna District, Coahuila, Mexico M-312 Migration within the British Empire M-313 Argentina's Agricultural Future M-314 Possible Developments in Transjordan M-315 Agriculture in the Matanuska Valley, Alaska M-316 An Agricultural Census in Panama M-317 Australian Migration Policy M-318 Developments in Palestine, May-July, 1945 M-319 East Indian Community in the United States M-320 Overseas Relief and Reconstruction Work of American Protestant Churches M-321 Restitution of Jewish Property in France M-322 Rehabilitation of Jews
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