Guide to the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America Records

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Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America Records

Inclusive Dates

1894-1952

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NCC RG 18

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86.00 cubic feet (86 boxes)

Language

Materials in English

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Open for research

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Biographical Note / Administrative History

Administrative History

In November 1905 thirty Protestant denominations met in New York at the Interchurch Conference on Federation. The conference resulted in a Plan of Federation which was "to promote the spirit of fellowship, service, and cooperation" among the Christian churches of the United States. After presenting the Plan of Federation to each of the denominations for their approval, another conference was called to meet in Philadelphia on December 2-8, 1908. At this conference the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America (hereafter referred to as the FCC) was born. The objectives of the Federal Council, as stated in its constitution, included:

To express the fellowship and catholic unity of the Christian Church.
To bring the Christian bodies of America into united service for Christ and the world.
To encourage devotional fellowship and mutual counsel concerning the spiritual life and religious activities of the churches.
To secure a larger combined influence for the churches of Christ in all matters affecting the moral and social condition of the people, so as to promote the application of the law of Christ in every relation of human life.
To assist in the organization of local branches of the Federal Council to promote its aims in their communities.

The Federal Council itself consisted of representatives from each of the constituent members. Each denomination was entitled to three members with an additional member for every 100,000 of its communicants. Additional members of lay men and women and representatives of state and local councils of churches were also appointed. The FCC had no authority over its constituent members; neither could it draw up a common creed, form of government, or worship. The role of the FCC was "limited to the expression of its counsel and the recommending of a course of action in matters of common interest to the churches, local councils, and individual Christians."

The FCC was a hallmark of the ecumenical movement which developed in the twentieth century. Initially consisting of thirty-three denominations by its ending in 1950 the FCC included only twenty-seven denominations. This decrease was due to a number of mergers among the constituent denominations. Through its efforts and influence the FCC helped to create nearly one thousand state and local councils of churches during its fifty year existence. The FCC also promoted ecumenism on an international level by being one of the guiding forces behind the World Council of Churches.

The FCC began in 1908 with chiefly voluntary workers, but as the program of the Federal Council grew it developed a large staff of highly qualified, professional church leaders. The FCC developed programs with appropriate staff to meet every aspect of Christian activities from evangelism to economic issues, from race relations to international affairs, or from pastoral service to statistical research.

At its founding in 1908 the Federal Council issued its "Social Creed of the Churches." This statement on the social responsibility of Christians marked only the beginning of the FCC's work in this field. The FCC stood behind such issues as workers' rights to organize or shorter working hours for American labor. In 1921 the FCC formed a commission to deal with race relations in the United States. Through education and action the Federal Council attempted to create goodwill among the various racial groups in America.

The Council also worked in the international arena. During the 1920s and 1930s the FCC promoted peaceful relations among the nations of the world through its Commission on International Justice and Goodwill. Whenever possible the FCC lobbied for peaceful negotiations to end international disputes and worked for arms reduction to check the expanding war machines of the world powers. In the midst of World War II, the FCC formed the Commission on a Just and Durable Peace -- a group of Christian clergy and laymen who were one of the first organizations to call for the creation of a body like the United Nations. After the war the FCC continued to work in international affairs by supporting American assistance to a devastated Europe and making a plea for the sane use of atomic power.

The Federal Council also worked in the spiritual sphere of Christian life by developing such programs as the United Evangelistic Advance and World Wide Communion. The FCC reorganized the chaplaincy program which served the armed forces and was instrumental in the formation of Church World Service to minister to the needy of the world.

By the 1940s the FCC recognized the need for greater unity among the churches and religious organizations of America. Along with eleven other interdenominational agencies it worked to create the National Council of Churches in 1950. The Federal Council ceased operations on December 31, 1950, when it officially became part of the new National Council.

Series I is divided into two parts: Executive Committee, 1909-1952, and Administrative Committee, 1913-1932. The Executive Committee served as the policy-making body of the Federal Council of Churches during the intervals between FCC assembly meetings. The Executive Committee was empowered by the FCC constitution to attend to all business of the Council including determination of the budget for the Council, its departments, and committees. The Executive Committee did not have power to amend the constitution or bylaws.

The Executive Committee consisted of two representatives from each of the FCC constituent bodies, preferably one clergyman and one layman, as well as one additional representative for every 500,000 communicants of the constituent bodies. During its existence other members of the Committee included FCC officers such as the president, vice-president, ex-presidents, treasurer, and recording secretary, as well as up to six representatives of affiliated state and local councils of churches. Members of the Executive Committee were elected by the Federal Council after nomination by the denominational representatives.

The Executive Committee originally met annually with an Administrative Committee drawn from it meeting monthly to coordinate the day-to-day business of the FCC. After 1932 the Committee met monthly.

The Administrative Committee, created in 1913, served as a policy-making body between meetings of the Executive Committee. Meeting monthly, the Committee's functions and duties included carrying out the policies of the Federal Council, maintaining close relationships between the Council and its constituent bodies, representing the Council between its meetings, supervising and directing the activities of the secretaries, committees, commissions, and other agencies of the Council, and reporting in writing its activities to the Council and the Executive Committee.

The Administrative Committee was constituted by the Federal Council through the Executive Committee. It consisted originally of one delegate from each FCC constituent body, one representative of each affiliated body, chairmen of commissions, and fifteen members-at-large. Later, additional delegates from the constituent bodies were added, as well as presidents and ex- presidents of the FCC. The Federal Council abolished the Administrative Committee at its 1932 quadrennial meeting.

In 1914 the Executive Committee of the Federal Council created the position of general secretary and named Charles S. Macfarland to the position. Macfarland had been serving as the unofficial executive secretary of the FCC since 1912. In fact, as early as 1911 the Executive Committee had established duties for the executive secretary, later to become the general secretary.

These duties were "to act as the executive and the field agent of the Federal Council and its Standing Committees and Commissions, promoting efficiency, economy, and cooperation in all parts of the work; to initiate and to aid in organizing state and local federations as opportunity may offer, and to visit and confer with the same when organized; to assist the treasurer in securing funds; to stimulate in all the work which has been established by the Federal Council; to supervise the work of the District Secretaries; and to carry forward any work assigned to him by the Executive Committee..." In time this broad range of duties became more limited; the gen general secretary came to serve more as administrator and spokesman for the Federal Council.

In 1921 Samuel McCrea Cavert became a general secretary, serving jointly with Macfarland until the latter's resignation in 1929. Cavert was general secretary of the FCC until the formation of the National Council of Churches, when he became the general secretary of that organization. As the work of the general secretary became more demanding, the position of associate general secretary was created. Two men who held this position were Roswell P. Barnes, serving from 1939 to 1950, and J. Quinter Miller, serving from 1940 to 1950.

In 1911 the Federal Council established a Commission on Peace and Arbitration, whose primary purpose was to organize a conference of American, British, and German church leaders for the peaceful settlement of international disputes. In 1916 this commission became the Commission on International Justice and Goodwill. The stated function of the Commission was "the establishment of world justice and peace through the application of Christian ideals and principles to the relations of nations."

During its early history the Commission sought to achieve these goals through various activities including reconstruction of post-World War I Europe, promotion of the League of Nations and a world court, support of disarmament activities, and work toward better relations between the United States and Japan.

In 1932, with the reorganization of the FCC, the Commission became the Department of International Justice and Goodwill. With the approach of World War II the Department continued to promote the use of peaceful means to resolve conflicts between nations. The Commission on a Just and Durable Peace was created by the FCC in early 1941 under the chairmanship of John Foster Dulles. The new Commission was independent of the Department, but the two worked so closely through a joint staff that their activities were often indistinguishable. The Commission's tasks were "to clarify the mind of our churches regarding the moral, political, and economic foundations of an enduring peace" and "to prepare the people of our churches and of our nation for assuming their appropriate responsibility for the establishment of such a peace." The Commission conducted National Study Conferences in 1942 and 1945, hosted the International Round Table of Christian Leaders at Princeton in July 1943, formulated policy statements such as the "Six Pillars of Peace," and worked energetically for the creation of a United Nations organization.

In 1947 the Federal Council reorganized the Department of International Justice and Goodwill and incorporated the Commission on a Just and Durable Peace within its structure. Two committees were formed within the Department. The Committee on Policy was "to formulate recommendations on the principles of a just and durable peace" and "to report... policy recommendations directly to the Executive Committee." The Committee on Education and Action was "to relate policy recommendations to the ongoing work of the constituent communions and the councils of churches."

The Department continued its activities in areas such as the European Recovery Program, the Point IV program, Soviet- American relations, and the use of nuclear weapons. When the FCC joined the National Council of Churches, the Department of International Justice and Goodwill was retained under the Division of Christian Life and Work as the new Department of International Affairs.

Sydney L. Gulick served as executive secretary of the Department from 1916 until July 1934. In 1925 Walter W. Van Kirk joined the Department as associate secretary. Van Kirk became an executive secretary of the Department in 1932 and remained as head of the Department after its incorporation within the National Council of Churches. Various associate secretaries served the Department during its history.

When the Commission on a Just and Durable Peace was created in 1941, Bradford S. Abernethy was appointed secretary. He served until September 1943, when he was replaced by Luman J. Shafer. Shafer was replaced as secretary in 1945 by Richard M. Fagley. Fagley remained as an executive secretary of the Department from 1947 to 1950.

When the Federal Council of Churches was formed in 1908, the first department it created was the Commission on Church and Social Service. A 1909 statement of the Commission says its purpose was "to gather and arrange such important facts concerning social conditions as have been, or may be ascertained;" to make "such use of this information as will guide the Church in promoting remedies for wrong conditions;" and to promote "the federation and cooperation of those denominational departments devoted to this subject of social service." The work of the Commission was basically in two areas—social work and relations with labor and industry. The Commission did not engage in social work itself but coordinated the social service departments of various denominations, made contacts for the churches with national social agencies and movements, organized relations of the churches with labor and industry, assisted local councils of churches in their social work, and conducted social and industrial conferences.

Elected in 1911, Charles S. Macfarland served as the Commission's first secretary. In 1916 Worth M. Tippy became executive secretary. Tippy served unit 1939, when he became emeritus executive secretary. From 1939 to 1944 Roswell P. Barnes was acting executive secretary. Beverly M. Boyd was executive secretary of the Department from 1944 to 1951.

The name of the Commission was changed in 1945 to the Department of Christian Social Relations. In 1947 the Department was reorganized, and its industrial relations activities were placed under a new department. When the FCC joined the National Council of Churches, the Department became the Department of Social Welfare under the Division of Christian Life and Work.

The work of the Department was conducted by various committees, commissions, and divisions. Foremost of these were the Industrial Relations Division, the Prison Chaplains' Committee, and the Marriage and Home Committee.

In July 1925 James Myers was hired as industrial secretary. Myers developed the program of the Industrial Relations Division by conducting industrial conferences, lecturing in colleges and seminaries, giving technical advice to pastors in local industrial disputes, mediating in strikes, and cooperating in field studies of industry. In 1947 this division became an independent department of the FCC, the Department of Church and Economic Life, with James Myers as emeritus executive secretary and Cameron P. Hall as executive secretary. The researcher is referred to the files of the Department of Church and Economic Life for post-1947 material relating to James Myers and Cameron P. Hall.

In 1935 the Prison Chaplains' Committee was organized. The Committee selected, trained, nominated, and partially supervised Protestant chaplains in federal penitentaries. Seward Hiltner began working for the Committee in 1936 and soon became its secretary. In 1946 the Commission on Prison Chaplains (as the Committee was now called) became the Commission on Ministry in Institutions and was assigned to the newly created Department of Pastoral Services headed by Hiltner. For post-1946 material relating to Hiltner the researcher is referred to the files of the Department of Pastoral Services.

A major concern of the Department of Christian Social Relations was always the family, so that in 1926 the Marriage and Home Committee was created. Leland Foster Wood became secretary of the Committee in 1933 and remained in this post until 1950. The Committee's activities concerned all aspects of family life and relationships between men and women including such subject as birth control and sex education.

In 1921 he Executive Committee of the FCC authorized creation of the Commission on Church and Race Relations. (In 1932 it became the Department of Race Relations.) One hundred individuals from various denominations formed the Commission, whose stated purpose was "to assert the sufficiency of Christianity as the solution of race relations in America." In order to do this the Department of Race Relations brought together church leaders of different races, informed and educated the public about racial problems, and promoted interracial cooperation. These goals were achieved through a variety of ways including the organization of interracial conferences and clinics, the observance of Race Relations Sunday, the formation of local interracial committees, and the publication of materials such as the Interracial News Service.

In January 1922 George E. Haynes and Will W. Alexander were elected as secretaries of the Commission. Alexander served until 1931. In 1934 Haynes became executive secretary, a position he held until his retirement in 1947. J. Oscar Lee replaced Haynes as executive secretary and remained head of the Department after the FCC joined the National Council of Churches. In 1929 Katherine Gardner was hired as secretary for the Church Women's Committee. She became associate secretary of the Department in 1934, resigning in 1942.

When the FCC joined the National Council of Churches in 1950, the Department of Race Relations became the Department of Racial and Cultural Relations under the Division of Christian Life and Work.

As early as 1911 a Committee on Evangelism was formed by the Federal Council of Churches. The Committee was organized for the promotion of the spirit of evangelism and evangelistic work in the United States. In 1918 the Committee was reorganized as the Commission on Evangelism with Charles L. Goodell as its first secretary. In 1921 the name was changed to the Commission on Evangelism and Life Service (in 1932 it became the Department of Evangelism).

The activities of the Department included various evangelistic efforts including the Week of Prayer, the Fellowship of Prayer, Spiritual Advance Conferences, United Youth Movement, the National Preaching Mission, the National Mission to Christian Teachers, the United Evangelistic Advance, the National Christian Teaching Mission, and World Wide Communion Sunday.

In 1934 Charles L. Goodell became executive secretary emeritus of the Department, and Jesse M. Bader became executive secretary. Bader remained in this position after the FCC joined the National Council of Churches, when the Department became the Joint Department of Evangelism.

The Department of Church and Economic Life was created in March 1947 by action of the Executive Committee of the FCC. The new department was a direct result of interest in economic issues created by the National Study Conference on the Church and Economic Life held at Pittsburgh in February 1947. The Department, assuming the work of the Industrial Relations Division of the Christian Social Relations Department, was to "be concerned with the relation of the churches to economic life as a whole," and to have "at least a majority of its members drawn from lay occupations, particularly from agriculture, business, consumers, and labor."

The program of the Department included observing Labor Sunday, providing information to the churches on labor and social legislation, publishing pamphlets and literature in the area of the church and economic problems, cooperating with national Catholic and Jewish groups, investigating industrial problems, establishing techniques for churchmen in economic education and action, and holding conferences on specific economic problems.

Cameron P. Hall was appointed executive secretary of the Department in 1947 and remained secretary under the National Council of Churches. From 1947 to 1950 James Myers served as executive secretary emeritus.

When the FCC joined the National Council of Churches, the Department continued as the Department of Church and Economic Life under the Division of Christian Life and Work.

At the 1946 biennial meeting, the Federal Council of Churches created the Department of Pastoral Services. The new department incorporated and coordinated the Commission on Religion and Health and the Commission on Ministry in Institutions (formerly the Commission on Prison Chaplains). The 1947 annual report says the work of the Department included educating the clergy in pastoral work and counseling, conducting the Study of Religious Ministry to Older People, and dealing with the relation of pastoral work to sex and alcohol education.

The activities of the Commission on Religion and Health included "the promotion of better inter-professional relations between the clergy and such groups as physicians, psychiatrists, nurses, psychologists, and others; development of materials for laymen and ministers on religion and health; and stimulus of research and education in this field." The Commission on Ministry in Institutions was responsible for administration of Protestant chaplains in federal prisons and for standard-setting, counseling, and advising Protestant religious ministers in hospitals and other institutions.

Seward Hiltner served as executive secretary of the Department from 1946 to October 1951. Otis R. Rice then became executive secretary. The Department retained its name and became a part of the Division of Christian Life and Work when the FCC joined the National Council of Churches.

The Committee for Religious Liberty was formed on May 17, 1950 by the merger of the Joint Committee on Religious Liberty with the Committee for Religious Tolerance, Inc. Armond D. Willis was appointed executive of the new committee. Under the National Council of Churches the Committee became the Joint Department of Religious Liberty.

The Joint Committee on Religious Liberty was appointed in 1942 by the FCC and the Foreign Missions Conference "to study the issues of religious liberty in their historical, philosophical, and contemporaneous implications." The Committee's "principal function was to study, analyze and express its views on contemporary issues related to religious liberty, largely on the governmental level." The activities of the Joint Committee included education, research, human rights, the United Nations, specific problems, and international Christian cooperation. O. Frederick Nolde was executive secretary of the Joint Committee from 1944 to 1949. During 1949 Roswell P. Barnes served as consulting secretary.

The Committee for Religious Tolerance, Inc. was organized as an independent group on July 6, 1946, by a small group of Protestant clergymen. The Committee was "to provide information and counsel rather than to participate in public action," and its program consisted of community study and research. In September 1949 the Committee was incorporated into the Federal Council of Churches. Roswell P. Barnes of the FCC was one of the founders of the Committee for Religious Tolerance, Inc.

The Women's Cooperating Commission was organized by the Federal Council of Churches in 1936 "to relate the leadership and activity of church women to the Federal Council in all phases of its service, including the spiritual life of the Church, strengthening the family, world peace, social welfare, better race relations, and other movements in which the Federal Council has long been engaged. It involves also a study of the relationship of organizations of Christian Women to the whole movement of Christian cooperation and unity." The tasks of the Commission included understanding and interpreting the work of the FCC, bringing a lay point of view to bear upon FCC policies and programs, considering the place and work of women in the churches and demonstrating it as individuals, concerning itself with women's spiritual contributions to the life of the church and the FCC, and education regarding the World Council of Churches.

Anna E. Caldwell was executive secretary of the Commission from 1936 to 1942. Anna M. Pyott was secretary from June 1945 to June 1946; she later worked as a volunteer. At other times the chairmen of the Commission directed its work. The activities of the Commission were assumed by the department of United Church Women when the FCC joined the National Council of Churches.

The General War-Time Commission of the Churches was formed by the Federal Council in September 1917 as the churches' response to the United States' entrance into World War I. It defined its purpose as "to coordinate existing and proposed activities..., to suggest to the proper agency or agencies any further work called for and not being done, to provide for or perform such work as can best be done in a cooperative way, to furnish means of common and united expression..., and to provide a body which would be prepared to deal in a spirit of cooperation with the new problems of reconstruction..." The Commission officially completed its work in April 1919.

In 1924 the Church Peace Union, the Federal Council, and the World Alliance for International Friendship through the Church created the Committee on Interchange of Preachers. Each of the sponsoring organizations appointed five men to the Committee, whose work concerned the exchange of British and American religious leaders for summer speaking tours.

The Committee existed as an independent agency for a number of years. In March 1949 the Committee applied to become part of the FCC. In June 1949 the Federal Council accepted the Committee into its organization. Under the National Council of Churches the Committee became part of the Central Department of Ecumenical Relations.

According to a 1911 statement the treasurer "shall have charge of all the moneys of the Federal Council from every source; shall deposit the same in the name of the Federal Council in an approved bank; shall pay out moneys upon warrants issued by the Corresponding Secretary in accordance with the directions of the Finance Committee..."

The Research and Education Department was formed in 1918 as a unit of the Commission on Church and Social Service, but in 1921 it became an independent department. The Department acted as a liaison between church and research agencies, assembled materials on religious aspects of social questions, made research data accessible to churches, and published the results of departmental studies.

F. Ernest Johnson was executive secretary of the Department throughout its history. In 1950 the Department became the Central Department of Research and Survey within the National Council of Churches.

In January 1920 the Commission on Relations with Religious Bodies in Europe was formed with Charles S. Macfarland as its secretary. The 1926 annual report of the FCC states that the Commission "exists for the purpose of interpreting the churches of the two continents to each other, to further the spirit of understanding, cooperation and fraternity between them and to commend to the churches of America such movements on behalf of the religious bodies of Europe as it deems worthy of their interest and support."

The Commission sponsored visits of church leaders between Europe and the United States and held conferences concerned with European and American relations, but the major work of the Commission was the Central Bureau for Relief of the Evangelical Churches of Europe. The Central Bureau was established by the Bethesda Conference, an international, ecumenical conference which met at Copenhagen in August 1922.

The Central Bureau's purpose was to obtain and coordinate aid to European Protestant churches and religious organizations devastated by World War I. The Central Bureau was a European organization controlled by a committee selected from European churches. The Federal Council had no direct control over it but provided it with substantial financial backing. The FCC provided the salary for Adolf Keller, executive secretary of the Bureau. Keller also was the European representative of the FCC.

The Central Bureau maintained a representative and a support committee in the United States. This representative of the Bureau was also the secretary of the Commission on Relations with Religious Bodies in Europe. In 1924 and 1925, Chauncey W. Goodrich served in these capacities. From 1925 to 1929 Kenneth D. Miller was the Commission's secretary and the Bureau's representative.

In 1929 the Commission was consolidated with the Committee on Relations with Eastern Churches and with members of the Continuation Committee of the Universal Christian Conference on Life and Work to form the Commission on Relations with Churches Abroad. The chairman of the new commission was Kenneth D. Miller, and Antonia Froendt was the acting secretary. The Central Bureau continued in its original form until 1937, when it became the Central Bureau for Inter-Church Aid.

The Committee on Foreign Relief Appeals in the Churches was formed in 1940 with Leslie B. Moss as its director. This committee "advised in the organization of denominational appeals, brought denominational leaders together for mutual exchange of plans and provided informational and promotional materials for churches."

In December 1942 the Federal Council and the Foreign Missions Conference organized the Church Committee on Overseas Relief and Reconstruction. In April 1943 it assumed the work of the Committee on Foreign Relief Appeals. Leslie B. Moss continued as the new committee's executive secretary. This committee acted "on behalf of the churches in a study of the needs of overseas war victims for relief, and in the united planning for post-war reconstruction." In May 1946 the Committee merged with the Church Committee for Relief in Asia and the Commission for World Council Services to form Church World Service, Inc.

The Field Department underwent many changes during the history of the Federal Council. It began in 1913 as the Commission on State and Local Federations with Edward M. McConoughey as its clerk. In January 1915 the Commission on Federated Movements was appointed by the FCC and in April of that year Roy B. Guild became its executive secretary. In 1916 the name was changed to the Commission on Interchurch Federations, whose purpose was "Christian conquests through interchurch activities in every community, county, and state."

In 1920 the name was again changed to the Commission on Councils of Churches. This commission was discontinued in 1925. In 1928 the Committee on Extension of State and Local Cooperation was set up by the FCC with John N. Moore as general secretary and Roy B. Guild as associate general secretary.

In 1932 the Field Department of the FCC was organized. Placed under its control were the Midwest Committee, the Washington Committee, the Committee on Religious Work in the Canal Zone, and the General Committee on Army and Navy Chaplains. The Department was "to strengthen church cooperation in local and state areas." Guild was executive secretary of the Department from 1932 to 1936. In September 1938 J. Quinter Miller became executive secretary. In 1939 the activities of the FCC's Field Department were assumed by the newly created Inter-Council Field Department of which Miller was executive secretary. The Field Department became the Central Department of Field Administration within the National Council of Churches.

The Worship Committee (Part P) was formed in 1921 "to stimulate interest in worship, establish effective techniques and encourage those qualities of spirit and practice that will make worship a true experience of fellowship with God."

The Federal Council Bulletin (Series IV, Part B) was the major publication of the Federal Council during most of its history. The first issue appeared in January 1918. Until 1921 the Bulletin was published monthly except July and August. From 1922 to 1926 it was published bimonthly, and then it again became a monthly. Publication ceased in December 1950.

Collection Overview

The papers of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America, 1894-1952, reflect the development of the FCC as a national organization. They document the history, organizational structure, policies, and activities of the Federal Council through its forty-two years. The papers also detail the growth of the ecumenical movement not only in the United States but in the world as a whole.

Although the papers date from 1894 to 1952, they are primarily from the period 1908 to 1950, when the FCC was in existence. In an attempt to preserve the integrity of the original files, the papers have been arranged according to the offices, departments, commissions, and committees through which the FCC operated. In each series the files are arranged alphabetically by subject category. Items within the subject files are arranged chronologically by year, month, and day. Partially dated documents are placed at the end of the month or year; undated items are placed after all dated material. Enclosures are placed after their letter of transmittal. Newspaper clippings, unless enclosed with correspondence, are placed at the end of subject files.

The papers of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America, 1894-1952, are arranged in the following series:

Series I: Governing Bodies, 1909-1952

Executive Committee, 1909-1952
Administrative Committee, 1913-1932

Series II: General Secretary, 1898-1951

Series III: Departments, Commissions, and Committees, 1894-1952

Department of International Justice and Goodwill, 1907-1950
Department of Christian Social Relations, 1908-1950
Department of Race Relations, 1918-1951
Department of Evangelism, 1912-1951
Department of Church and Economic Life, 1932-1952
Department of Pastoral Services, 1922-1951
Committee for Religious Liberty, 1932-1951
Women's Cooperating Commission, 1928-1951
General War-Time Commission of the Churches, 1917-1921
Committee on the Interchange of Preachers, 1947-1950
Treasurer, 1924-1951
Research and Education Department, 1919-1950
Commission on Relations with Religious Bodies in Europe and The Central Bureau for Relief of the Evangelical Churches of Europe, 1920-1937
Overseas Relief and Reconstruction, 1939-1948
Field Department, 1894-1950
Miscellaneous Departments, Commissions, and Committees, 1914-1950

Series IV: Printed Matter, 1895-1951

Annual Reports, 1906-1950
Federal Council Bulletin, 1918-1950 Pamphlets, 1901-1950
Pamphlets, 1901-1950
Leaflets, 1895-1950
Press Releases, 1914-1950
Newspaper Clippings, 1903-1951

The Executive Committee, 1909-1952, Series I files consist principally of the minutes of the Committee for the period 1909 to 1950. The series of minutes is not complete; minutes are missing from the 1920s. The minutes are supplemented by other materials including agenda, resolutions, policy statements, memoranda, financial statements, press releases, pamphlets, and leaflets, as well as reports of the general secretary, the treasurer, and various departments, committees, and commissions of the FCC. Beginning in 1933, indices for the minutes are located at the end of one or two year accumulations of minutes. The indices provide access to the minutes through subject, name of individual, and name of organization entries. The minutes and supplemental material detail the activities, programs, and policies of the FCC throughout its entire history.

There are also two files of incoming and outgoing correspondence dating from primarily 1940 to 1950. The correspondence chiefly concerns the scheduling and agenda of the Committee meetings.

The Administrative Committee, 1913-1932, Series I files consist primarily of minutes for this period. The series of minutes appears to be complete. The minutes are supplemented by other materials including agenda, resolutions, financial statements, pamphlets, leaflets, and reports of the general secretary, treasurer, and various committees and commissions. Indices are located in the minutes for the years 1913-1932. The indices provide access to the minutes through subject, name of individual, and name of organization entries.

There is a small amount of incoming and outgoing correspondence concerned chiefly with Committee actions, Committee membership, and scheduling of meetings. The files contain material relating to committees appointed by the Administrative Committee.

The General Secretary, 1898-1951, Series II files date primarily from 1940 to 1950. The files are principally those of Samuel McCrea Cavert, general secretary, and Roswell P. Barnes, associate general secretary. There is also a small amount of material belonging to the files of Charles S. Macfarland.

Placed within the General Secretary files is a small group of materials belonging to Elias B. Sanford. Sanford served as corresponding secretary of the FCC from 1908 to 1911, and the files relating to him contain correspondence and clippings pertaining to the formation of the Federal Council and its early history.

The files are arranged alphabetically by subject, name of individual, and name of organization. A general file for each letter of the alphabet precedes subject files for the same letter of the alphabet (i.e.., "A" precedes "Advisory Committee," "Ba-Bh" precedes "Bader, Jesse M.," etc.). Material within the files is arranged chronologically by year, month, and day; undated material is placed after all dated material.

The files consist of incoming and outgoing correspondence, form letters, memoranda, reports, minutes, agenda, financial statements, programs, press releases, newsletters, reprints, pamphlets, leaflets, broadsides, and newspaper clippings.

The files represent the activities of the FCC in areas such as refugee aid, military chaplains, conscientious objectors, motion pictures, genocide, military training, prohibition, radio, labor relations, social security, and taxes. Material within the files concerns international issues such as the North Atlantic Treaty, the creation of Israel, the Palestinian refugees, the post-war occupation of Germany, and famine relief to China. The "Foreign Correspondence" files contain letters reporting various matters including pre-World War II conditions of Europe, especially Germany, as well as reports of the Japanese invasion of China.

The files detail the relationship of the FCC with its constituent bodies such as the United Presbyterian Church, the United Lutheran Church, the Northern Baptist Convention, and the Methodist Episcopal Church. The files also concern the Federal Council's relations with organizations such as the American Committee for Christian Refugees, Church World Service, the Inter-Council Field Department, the International Council of Religious Education, the Missionary Education Movement, the National Conference of Christians and Jews, the National Council of Churches, the World Council of Churches, and the Young Men's Christian Association.

A number of files within this series concern the quadrennial and biennial meetings of the Federal Council. These files contain correspondence, minutes, agenda, programs, press releases, pamphlets, and leaflets relating to these meetings.

Series III is divided into fourteen parts. These include:

Department of International Justice and Goodwill, 1907-1950
Department of Christian Social Relations, 1908-1950
Department of Race Relations, 1918-1951
Department of Evangelism, 1912-1951
Department of Church and Economic Life, 1932-1952
Department of Pastoral Services, 1922-1951
Committee for Religious Liberty, 1932-1951
Women’s Cooperating Commission, 1928-1951
General War-Time Commission of the Churches, 1917-1921
Committee on the Interchange of Preachers, 1947-1950
Treasurer, 1924-1951
Research and Education Department, 1919-1950
Commission on Relations with Religious Bodies in Europe and the Central Bureau for Relief of the Evangelical Churches of Europe, 1920-1937
Overseas Relief and Reconstruction Committee, 1939-1948
Field Department, 1894-1950
Miscellaneous Departments, Commissions, and Committee, 1914-1950

Descriptions and folder lists for each part follow.

The Department of International Justice and Goodwill, 1907-1950, files date primarily from 1940 to 1950. The files are principally those of Walter W. Van Kirk, executive secretary. There are small amounts of material from the files of Sydney L. Gulick, Richard M. Fagley, Luman J. Shafer, and Bradford S. Abernethy. The files are arranged alphabetically by subject, name of individual, and name of organization. Material within the files is arranged chronologically by year, month, and day; undated material is placed after all dated material.

The files consist of incoming and outgoing correspondence, form letters, memoranda, reports, minutes, agenda, financial statements, speeches, programs, press releases, radio broadcasts, government documents, pamphlets, leaflets, newsletters, broadsides, and newspaper clippings.

The files represent the activities of the Department in a wide range of areas such as atomic energy, conscientious objectors, universal military training, displaced persons, the European Recovery Program, immigration and naturalization, Japanese-American relations, arms limitation, human rights, United States foreign policy, and various issues concerning international affairs. The files concern the relationship of the Department with numerous organizations and government agencies including the National Committee on Atomic Information, the Commission of the Churches on International Affairs, the American Friends Service Committee, the National Service Board for Religious Objectors, the Citizens Committee on Displaced Persons, the American Christian Palestine Committee, the United Nations, the United States Department of State, the World Council of Churches, the World Alliance for International Friendship, the Committee on World Friendship Among Children.

The records of the Commission on a Just and Durable Peace have been placed with the records of the Department due to the integral relationship of the two organizations. The materials reflect the Commission's activities such as the national study conferences at Cleveland and Delaware, Ohio, and the International Round Table at Princeton. The documents also relate to policy statements of the Commission including the Four Fronts for Peace, the Six Pillars of Peace, and the World Organization "Curative and Creative" Statement. The materials detailing these activities of the Commission include correspondence, memoranda, minutes, agenda, reports, financial statements, press releases, pamphlets, leaflets, and clippings. Although the editor has attempted to physically group together materials relating to the Commission, documents concerning the Commission may be found in other Departmental files.

John Foster Dulles was active in the work of both the Department of International Justice and Goodwill and the Commission on a Just and Durable Peace. Material concerning Dulles is located in this part and includes miscellaneous correspondence, articles, speeches, reports, and biographies.

The Department of International Justice and Goodwill was transferred relatively intact to the National Council of Churches where it became the Department of International Affairs. For post-1950 material relating to the Department of International Justice and Goodwill, the researcher is referred to the files of its NCC successor.

The Department of Christian Social Relations, 1908-1950, files date primarily from 1930 to 1945. The files are principally those of James Myers, industrial secretary. There are small amounts of material belonging to Worth M. Tippy, Cameron P. Hall, Seward Hiltner, Leland Foster Wood, and Lucy B. Crain, an assistant to Myers. The files are arranged alphabetically by subject, name of individual, or name of organization. Items within the files are arranged chronologically by year, month, and day; undated documents are placed after all dated material.

The files consist of incoming and outgoing correspondence, form letters, memoranda, reports, minutes, agenda, field reports, financial statements, bills, receipts, statements, resolutions, speeches, programs, itineraries, press releases, pamphlets, leaflets, newsletters, reprints, and newspaper clippings.

The files represent the activities of the Department in areas such as unemployment, relief, strikes, old age pensions, consumer cooperatives, minimum wage, birth control, child welfare, prisons, delinquents, slum clearance, child labor, and sharecroppers. The files concern the relationships of the Department with various organizations and government agencies such as the American Friends Service Committee, the American Federation of Labor, the Congress of Industrial Organizations, the Bureau of Prisons, the Cooperative League, the Southern Tenant Farmers' Union, and the United States Department of Labor.

The most extensive group of files in this part concerns "Coal Areas Relief." From 1931 to 1940 the Department of Christian Social Relations in cooperation with the American Friends Service Committee directed relief in the form of money, food, and clothing to the unemployed miners in the bituminous coal districts of Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky, and Pennsylvania. Besides relief, the program included rehabilitation of the miners and their families. The files contain correspondence, detailed field reports, and printed and mimeographed materials.

In conjunction with the Coal Areas Relief program the Department formed the Church Emergency Relief Committee. This committee directed aid to striking or unemployed individuals such as Ford automobile workers, Kentucky coal miners, sharecroppers, and North Carolina textile workers. Correspondence and minutes of this committee are contained in the files.

Another group of files found in this part relates to the Civilian Public Service Camps. These camps, established and funded by religious organizations during World War II, offered an alternative to military service for conscientious objectors. James Myers conducted courses in industrial relations for participants of the camps.

The Industrial Relations Division was active in promoting consumer cooperatives. In 1937 the Church and Cooperatives Committee was formed. This committee supplied literature, articles, and speakers to groups interested in the cooperative movement. The Committee also conducted seminars and conferences concerning cooperatives. A number of files detail this interest in the cooperative movement.

One of the major activities of the Department was the preparation of the "Social Ideals of the Churches." This public statement dealt mainly with the Church's position on industrial relations but also concerned issues of race and war. The statement was adopted not only by the FCC but by most of its constituent members, as well as other religious organizations. The statement, first issued in 1908 as the "Social Creed of the Churches," was periodically updated. Correspondence, minutes, tentative drafts, press releases, and printed matter concerning the 1932 draft of the policy statement are found in the files.

The Department of Race Relations, 1918-1951, files date primarily from 1940 to 1950. The files appear to be those of George E. Haynes, J. Oscar Lee, and Katherine Gardner. The files are arranged alphabetically by subject, name of individual, or name of organization. Items within the files are arranged chronologically by year, month, and day; undated documents are placed after all dated material.

The files consist of incoming and outgoing correspondence, memoranda, committee and staff reports, minutes, agenda, statements, resolutions, press releases, court documents, programs, reprints, newsletters, pamphlets, leaflets, broadsides, and newspaper clippings.

The files represent the activities of the Department in areas such as anti-lynching laws, tenant farmers, consumer cooperatives, the Fair Employment Practices Committee, National Recovery, anti-Semitism, social security, and discrimination in education, housing, medical care, and public accommodations.

This part contains extensive materials concerning Race Relations Sunday. Race Relations Sunday was established by the Department in 1922 and was observed each February by several FCC constituent denominations. The Race Relations Sunday files contain correspondence, press releases, and clippings, as well as printed materials prepared for the annual observances.

To promote interracial cooperation the Department of Race Relations in 1943 began holding interracial clinics in various cities. The clinics were "to enable leaders in local communities where race tensions are imminent or potential" to work toward better race relations. Among the materials in the Interracial Clinic files are reports concerning minority housing, employment, recreational facilities, and community resources of the cities hosting clinics. These files are arranged by state and city.

The formation of local interracial committees often followed interracial clinics. Files relating to these local committees, arranged by state, contain material about the committees, as well as information concerning race relations in the area.

As part of its campaign to inform the public, the Department of Race Relations in cooperation with the Social Service Committee of the Friend's General Conference in 1929 began publishing the Interracial News Letter. In 1934 the bimonthly publication became the Interracial News Service. These newsletters covered items relating to African Americans, Native Americans, Mexicans, and Asian Americans. Incomplete files of these publications are found in this part.

The Department also published numerous pamphlets and leaflets. These concern such topics as housing for African Americans, racial attitudes in children, Black achievements, Black migration, anti-Semitism, racial bibliographies, and lynching. These publications are located in Leaflet and Pamphlet files, as well as throughout the various subject files.

This part also contains extensive material concerning Heman Marion Sweatt, a Black student who attempted to enroll in the University of Texas Law School. In 1949 the FCC filed a brief amicus curiae in Sweatt's favor with the United States Supreme Court to test equality in higher education. Files relating to this case contain correspondence, press releases, and printed matter.

The Department of Evangelism, 1912-1951, files date primarily from 1930-1950. The files are those of Jesse M. Bader. The files are arranged alphabetically by subject. Items within the files are arranged chronologically by year, month, and day; undated documents are placed after all dated material.

The files contain incoming and outgoing correspondence, memoranda, reports, programs, addresses, minutes, agenda, financial statements, newsletters, manuals, reprints, pamphlets, leaflets, and newspaper clippings.

The files consist chiefly of printed materials prepared for the activities of the Department. These activities included the following:

Easter to Pentecost Program, a devotional program begun in 1929 to emphasize the celebration of Pentecost.
Fellowship of Prayer, sponsored in cooperation with the Commission on Evangelism and Devotional Life of the Congregational and Christian Churches. It began in 1918 and consisted of daily devotions for Lent.
National Christian Mission, one week conferences held in various cities beginning in 1940.
National Mission to Christian Teachers, sponsored in cooperation with the International Council of Religious Education. It consisted of three day missions primarily for those responsible for teaching the Christian faith to help them become better evangelists.
National Preaching Mission, consisted of four day conferences and seminars held in forty-one cities during 1936 and 1937 “to strengthen the foundations of Christian faith in America.”
United Evangelistic Advance, an evangelistic campaign conducted thirty-eight denominations from October 1949 to December 1950. Its goals were renewal of the ministry and membership of the churches and to reach the unchurched.
University Christian Mission, conferences held on university campuses beginning in 1938. Its purpose was “to confront students with the meaning and claims of the Christian Gospel, and to secure life commitment to Jesus Christ.
Week of Prayer, devotional program held every January.
World Wide Communion, held in October beginning in 1940 “to strengthen the sense of fellowship within the ecumenical church.”

The Department of Church and Economic Life, 1932-1952, files date primarily from 1947 to 1950. The files are those of Cameron P. Hall. The files are arranged alphabetically by subject or individual's name. Items within the files are arranged chronologically by year, month, and day; undated documents are placed after all dated material.

The files consist of incoming and outgoing correspondence, memoranda, form letters, minutes, agenda, reports, working papers, financial statements, press releases, lists of members and delegates, programs, pamphlets, leaflets, newsletters, reprints, and newspaper clippings.

The files represent the activities of the Department in areas such as housing, inflation, social security, taxes, cooperatives, minimum wage, labor boycotts, and a wide range of issues reflecting the relationship of religion to economics. A major activity of the Department was the hosting of conferences. The files contain extensive correspondence, printed matter, reports, and working papers concerning the first National Study Conference on the Church and Economic Life at Pittsburgh in February 1947 and the second such conference held at Detroit in February 1950, as well as follow-up conferences at such places as Buffalo, Chicago, Cleveland, and Indianapolis.

Along with the conferences the Department conducted Seminars for Church Leaders. Begun in 1948, the seminars were held in conjunction with meetings of major economic organizations such as the American Federation of Labor, the Congress of Industrial Organizations, the Cooperative League, and the National Association of Manufacturers. The purpose of the seminars was "to help church people become better acquainted with the leadership and program of each organization and better informed of its purposes, objectives, and methods." The files contain correspondence and printed materials concerning the seminars.

The Department published a variety of pamphlets and leaflets. These include pamphlets about cooperatives, credit unions, inflation, and other economic issues, as well as materials for Labor Sunday, church and Economic Life Week, and various conferences. The printed matter is found in the subject files and in the files specifically relating to publications.

In 1949 the Department received a three year grant of $100,000 from the Rockefeller Foundation to study the relation of ethics to economics. To direct the study the Department created a Study Committee chaired by Charles P. Taft. The file, "Rockefeller Foundation," contains correspondence detailing the award of the grant.

The Department of Pastoral Services, 1922-1951, files date primarily from 1947 to 1950. The files are those created and maintained by Seward Hiltner. The files are arranged alphabetically by subject or name of individual. Items within the files are arranged chronologically by year, month, and day; undated documents are placed after all dated material.

The files consist of incoming and outgoing correspondence, memoranda, form letters, reports, financial statements, minutes, agenda, radio scripts, press releases, pamphlets, leaflets, and newspaper clippings.

The files concern activities of the Department such as sex and alcohol education, prison chaplains, theological education, and mental health. Correspondence, reports, minutes, agenda, and printed matter of both the Commission on Religion and Health and the Commission on Ministry in Institutions are found in this part.

In 1946 the Department received a grant from the Arbuckle-Jamison Foundation to conduct a Study of Religious Ministry to Older People. J. Lennant Cedarleaf and Paul B. Maves were hired to do the work of the study, which was completed in 1948. Correspondence, reports, and printed matter relating to the study are found in the files.

Another major interest of the Department was theological education for pastoral services and counseling. The Department conducted studies and workshops on the subject and assisted in the establishment of an Association of Theological Professors in the Practical Field in 1950. Correspondence and reports concerning theological education are found among the files.

The Committee for Religious Liberty, 1932-1951, files consist of material from the Committee for Religious Tolerance, Inc. and the Joint Committee on Religious Liberty and date primarily from 1944 to 1950. The files are those created and maintained by O. Frederick Nolde, Roswell P. Barnes, and Armond D. Willis. The files are arranged alphabetically by subject, name of individual, name of organization, and geographic location. Material within the files is arranged chronologically by year, month, and day; undated documents are placed after all dated material.

The files consist of incoming and outgoing correspondence, memoranda, form letters, reports, minutes, agenda, financial statements, legal documents, press releases, pamphlets, leaflets, and newspaper clippings. The files concern the activities of both committees in areas such as federal aid to education, diplomatic relations with the Vatican, conversion statistics, peace treaties, the International Bill of Human Rights, United Nations trusteeships, local community chests, and various church/state issues.

A number of the files in this part consist of reports about communities such as Baltimore; Providence, Rhode Island; and Johnstown and Allentown, Pennsylvania. These reports chiefly concern Protestant-Catholic relations and the influence of the Roman Catholic Church on the social, religious, economic, and educational life of the community.

The files relating to North College Hill, Ohio, concern the use of tax funds to support Catholic parochial schools. This local dispute became a national issue of contention between Protestant and Catholic churches. The files contain correspondence, reports, printed matter, and newspaper clippings.

An area of major activity for the Joint Committee on Religious Liberty was the United Nations. The Committee exerted influence on the United Nations in such issues as the International Bill of Human Rights, religious liberty, genocide, and international trusteeship. Correspondence, memoranda, and printed matter in the files details these subjects.

The Women's Cooperating Commission, 1928-1951, files date primarily from 1936 to 1950 and are chiefly those created by Anna E. Caldwell and Anna M. Pyott. The files are arranged alphabetically by subject, name of individual, and name of organization. A general file for each letter of the alphabet precedes subject files for the same letter of the alphabet (ie., "A" precedes "Amsterdam Assembly"). Items within the files are arranged chronologically by year, month, and day; undated documents are placed after all dated material.

The files consist of incoming and outgoing correspondence, memoranda, form letters, minutes, agenda, reports, financial statements, bills and receipts, lists of members and contributors, questionnaires, newsletters, government documents, pamphlets, leaflets, reprints, programs, and newspaper clippings.

The files represent the activities of the Commission in areas such as ecumenism, religious training of school children, the World Council of Churches, the Equal Rights Amendment, male and female veterans, prayers and meditations, financial promotion, and various aspects of women's roles in the church and FCC. The files also detail the Commission's relationships with organizations such as the United Council of Church Women, the Universal Christian Council for Life and Work, the National Council of Church Women, and National Federated Church Women.

A major activity of the Commission was work with refugees. In cooperation with the American Committee for Christian Refugees the Commission assisted in the resettlement of individuals and families. Correspondence, minutes, reports, and printed matter in the files relate to this activity.

The Commission conducted research surveys at various times. In 1940 it gathered data on the status of women in the churches. In 1946 it submitted a questionnaire to its members concerning the work of the churches in world affairs, race relations, capital and labor, services to returning service men and women, and evangelism. Later, the Commission assisted in the World Council of Churches' study of women's role in the church. The files contain correspondence, questionnaires, and reports concerning these studies.

The Commission's major means of informing its members was the newsletter, News and Views, first published irregularly and then monthly. This bulletin reported the work of the various departments of the FCC. A complete file, dating from November 1942 to November 1950, is found in this part.

For a detailed report of the General War-Time Commission's activities, the researcher is referred to War-Time Agencies of the Churches, edited by Margaret Renton (1919).

The General War-Time Commission of the Churches, 1917-1921, files date primarily from 1917-1918. The files are arranged alphabetically by subject and name of organization. Items within the files are arranged chronologically by year, month, and day; undated documents are placed after all dated material.

The files consist of incoming and outgoing correspondence, memoranda, reports, minutes, agenda, financial statements, pamphlets, and leaflets. Although representing only a small amount of material, the files concern a variety of subjects including chaplains, camp neighborhoods, army and navy hospitals, the moral aims of the war, prohibition, war production communities, negro troops, recreation, and social hygiene.

Copies of minutes of various committees of the Commission are available on two rolls of microfilm produced by Union Theological Seminary. These appear to duplicate the material in the files.

The Committee on Interchange of Preachers, 1947-1950, files date primarily from 1948 to 1949. The files are those of Harry N. Holmes, secretary of the Committee. The files are arranged alphabetically by subject, name of organization, and name of individual. Items within the files are arranged chronologically by year, month, and day; undated documents are placed after all dated material.

The files contain a small amount of material consisting of incoming and outgoing correspondence, memoranda, minutes, agenda, itineraries, pamphlets, and newspaper clippings. Documents within the files principally concern the Committee's incorporation into the Federal Council and the planning of ministerial exchanges in 1949.

The Treasurer, 1924-1951, files date primarily from 1943-1950. The files are chiefly those of John M. Johansen, who served as assistant treasurer from 1939 to 1950. The files are arranged alphabetically by subject, name of individual, and name of organization. A general file for each letter of the alphabet precedes subject files for the same letter of the alphabet (i.e.., "A" precedes "Army and Navy Chaplains"). Items within the files are arranged chronologically by year, month, and day; undated documents are placed after all dated material.

The files consist of incoming and outgoing correspondence, financial statements, reports, bills and receipts. The files represent the FCC's financial dealings with organizations such as the General Commission on Chaplains, Church World Service, United Church Canvass, and the World Council of Churches. The files contain a series of auditors' reports for the Federal Council for the period 1924 through 1951.

The Research and Education Department, 1919-1950, files date primarily from the 1920s and 1930s. The files are those of F. Ernest Johnson. The files are arranged alphabetically by subject and name of organization. Items within the files are arranged chronologically by year, month, and day; undated documents are placed after all dated material.

The files consist of incoming and outgoing correspondence, memoranda, reports, minutes, agenda, press releases, financial statements, questionnaires, pamphlets, leaflets, and newspaper clippings. The files detail a number of the research interests of the Department and include such subjects as prohibition, motion pictures, the open shop, the steel industry, religion and medicine, prison reform, and the railroad industry.

The Commission on Relations with Religious Bodies in Europe and the Central Bureau for Relief of the Evangelical Churches of Europe, 1920-1937, files date primarily from 1923 to 1926. The files are those of Charles S. Macfarland, Chauncey W. Goodrich, Kenneth D. Miller, and Antonia Froendt. The files are arranged alphabetically by subject and name of individual. A general file for each letter of the alphabet precedes subject files for the same letter of the alphabet (ie., "A" precedes "Armenian Church"). Items within the files are arranged chronologically by year, month, and day; undated documents are placed after all dated material.

The files consist of incoming and outgoing correspondence, memoranda, form letters, minutes, reports, financial statements, press releases, pamphlets, leaflets, and newspaper clippings. The files concern both the activities of the Commission and the Central Bureau. Because of the integral nature of the two organizations and their staffs, these files have been combined.

The correspondence concerns appeals for aid, contributions, and denominational support, as well as reporting the work of the Commission and the Bureau. Minutes are found for both the Commission and the Bureau, and the reports detail the activities of the Central Bureau. The files relating to Adolf Keller contain his correspondence with Charles S. Macfarland, Chauncey W. Goodrich, Kenneth D. Miller, Antonia H. Froendt, Worth M. Tippy, and Samuel M. Cavert, dating from 1923 to 1929. The correspondence concerns Keller's work as executive secretary of the Central Bureau and as European representative of the FCC.

The Overseas Relief and Reconstruction Committee, 1939-1948, files date primarily from 1940 to 1942. The files are chiefly those of Leslie B. Moss with additional material belonging to Roswell P. Barnes. The files are arranged alphabetically by subject and name of individual. In some cases general files for letters of the alphabet precede subject files for the same letter of the alphabet (i.e., "B" precedes Brazil"). Items within the files are arranged chronologically by year, month, and day; undated documents are placed after all dated material.

The files consist of incoming and outgoing correspondence, minutes, agenda, reports, financial statements, press releases, radio addresses, articles, pamphlets, leaflets, and newspaper clippings. The files represent the various financial activities of both the Overseas Relief and Reconstruction Committee and its predecessor, the Foreign Relief Appeals Committee. The files concern the relationships of these committees with organizations such as the Church Committee for China Relief, the Foreign Missions Conference, the President's Committee on War Relief Agencies, the Shanghai American School, and the United States Department of State.

The Field Department, 1894-1950, files contain the papers of Roy B. Guild and J. Quniter Miller. The files are arranged alphabetically by subject and name of organization. Items within the files are arranged chronologically by year, month, and day; undated documents are placed after all dated material.

The files consist of incoming and outgoing correspondence, memoranda, reports, minutes, agenda, financial statements, questionnaires, newsletters, constitutions, bylaws, bulletins, maps, blueprints, pamphlets, leaflets, and newspaper clippings. Material within the files pertains to the Department in its various incarnations beginning with the Commission on State and Local Federations. There is a file of material concerning the Men and Religion Forward Movement of which Guild was executive secretary.

A number of files are placed under the heading, "Religious Work in the Canal Zone." These files pertain to the Union Church of the Canal Zone and the Committee on Religious Work in the Canal Zone. The Union Church of the Canal Zone was organized in 1914. In January 1921 it became affiliated with the Federal Council through an agreement which made the FCC trustee for the church's assets. To administer this trust the FCC appointed the Committee on Religious Work in the Canal Zone. Roy B. Guild was secretary of the Committee from 1921 to 1936. J. Quinter Miller was secretary from 1937 to 1950. The files detail the history and activities of the Union Church and consist of correspondence, minutes, agenda, reports, financial statements, constitutions, bulletins, newsletters, maps, blueprints, and printed matter.

Part P. files include small amounts of material relating to various departments, commissions, and committees of the Federal Council. The files are arranged alphabetically by subject. Items within the files is arranged chronologically by year, month, and day; undated documents are placed after all dated material.

The files consist of incoming and outgoing correspondence, memoranda, reports, minutes, agenda, financial statements, pamphlets, leaflets, and newspaper clippings.

Two large groups of files in this part relate to the Financial and Fiduciary Committee and the Worship Committee. The Financial and Fiduciary Committee was formed in 1923. The Committee did not raise funds but coordinated and informed persons engaged in fund raising for charitable organizations.

Some of the other divisions of the FCC represented by these files include the Church and Country Life Commission, the Mercy and Relief Committee, and the Function and Structure Committee.

Series IV, Printed Matter, is organized into six parts. Material within each part is arranged chronologically by year month and day. Partially dated material is placed at the end of the month or year; undated items are placed after all dated material. The researcher should note that printed matter, including pamphlets and leaflets, may be found in the files of other series in this record group. Descriptions and folder lists for each part follow.

The Annual Reports, 1906-1950, detail the activities, organizational structure, and policies of the Federal Council throughout its history. The content of the annual reports varied, but they basically included an overview by the general secretary of the Federal Council's activities for the year. There were brief reports by the various departments, commissions, and committees of the FCC, as well as a financial report by the treasurer. The annual reports contain the minutes of the Executive Committee, and in some instances of the quadrennial or biennial meeting of the FCC, with indices to these minutes. The reports also include copies of the Federal Council's act of incorporation, constitution, and bylaws. There are also lists of the constituent bodies, officers, staff, and members of the FCC.

Annual reports are available for all years of the Federal Council's existence except 1920 and 1942. It is possible that reports were not published for these years.

The file of the Bulletin is incomplete with numerous issues missing. The Bulletin contains editorials, book reviews, and articles concerning FCC activities, as well as religious news items of national and international scope. The Pamphlets, 1901-1950, are those published both by the Federal Council and other organizations.

The pamphlets consist of sermons, speeches, government documents, conference and committee reports, bulletins, directories, periodicals, policy statements, and songbooks.

The pamphlets relate to a variety of subjects including the League of Nations, church activities during World War I, labor laws, temperance, international affairs, the Panama Pacific Exposition, the pacifist movement, ecumenism, family life, religious broadcasting, censorship, church federation, motion pictures, relief work, and religious education. There is a group of pamphlets prepared for use by German prisoners of war during World War II. There are also pamphlets attacking the FCC, its policies, and personnel, as well as material defending the Federal Council.

The Leaflets, 1895-1950, are those published by both the Federal Council and other organizations. The leaflets consist of constitutions, bylaws, policy statements, directories, programs, newsletters, orders of worship, reprints, prayers, speeches, promotional materials, and broadsides. The leaflets concern various subjects such as the federation of churches, woman suffrage, prohibition, social hygiene, sex education, world order, rural religious life, wartime activities of the churches, Reformation Day, European relief and reconstruction following World War I, child labor, and religious drama. There are also leaflets concerning the formation of the FCC and creation of its policies.

The Press Releases, 1914-1950, consist of mimeographed, typescript, and printed press releases primarily from the periods 1918 to 1919 and 1946 to 1950. The press releases concern FCC activities, policies, and personnel. In some instances there are copies of speeches. The releases deal with a variety of subjects such as World Order Day, Reformation Sunday, Race Relations Sunday, mental health, war, peace treaties, alcoholism, industrial relations, the European Recovery Program, and the United Nations.

The Newspaper Clippings, 1903-1951, come from a variety of newspapers and magazines. The clippings are arranged chronologically by year. The newspaper clippings consist of editorials, reports of FCC activities, meetings, and personnel, as well as news of general religious interest. They concern a wide range of subjects including social service, peace, labor relations, evangelism, international relations, and war relief.

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Administrative Information

Processing Information

The archives of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America were processed in 1980-1984 through two grants awarded to the Presbyterian Historical Society by the National Endowment for the Humanities. Work under the first grant was performed by Dr. Alan Thomson and under the second grant by Donald L. Haggerty.

The archives of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America have been dated from 1950 to 1972; however, there is material dating from before and after this time period. Documents from the predecessor organizations date from as early as 1839. There is also a small amount of material found in the files from as late as 1975. The year 1972 was selected as a cutoff date for the archives because of the major reorganization which the NCC underwent at this time. The archives are arranged in the following record groups:

NCC RG 1: Planning Committee for the NCC, 1941-1951
NCC RG 2: General Assemblies, 1952-1972
NCC RG 3: General Board, 1950-1972
NCC RG 4: General Secretary, 1950-1973
NCC RG 5: Deputy General Secretary, 1947-1975
NCC RG 6: Division of Christian Life and Mission, 1945-1973
NCC RG 7: Division of Home Missions, 1950-1964
NCC RG 8: Division of Overseas Ministries, 1914-1972
NCC RG 9: Division of Christian Education, 1897-1974
NCC RG 10: Division of Christian Unity, 1935-1973
NCC RG 11: Office of Administration, 1938-1973
NCC RG 12: Assistant General Secretary for Executive Operations, 1950-1966
NCC RG 13: Washington Office, 1951-1966
NCC RG 14: Office of Planning and Program, 1943-1973
NCC RG 15: Department of Information, 1951-1974
NCC RG 16: Broadcasting and Film Commission, 1923-1974
NCC RG 17: Special Topics, 1951-1970
NCC RG 18: Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America, 1894-1952
NCC RG 19: International Council of Religious Education, 1839-1953
NCC RG 20: Missionary Education Movement of the United States and Canada, 1901-1952
NCC RG 21: National Protestant Council of Higher Education, 1911-1951
NCC RG 22: United Stewardship Council, 1917-1950
NCC RG 23: Inter-Council Field Department, 1935-1950
NCC RG 24: Association of Council Secretaries, 1915-1971
NCC RG 25: Church Executive Development Board, 1960-1974
NCC RG 26: Home Missions Council of North America, 1903-1951
NCC RG 27: Foreign Missions Conference of North America, 1887-1951
NCC RG 28: Scrapbooks, 1915-1963

Catalog Note
In the society's electronic catalog, all 28 NCC record groups are cataloged together as the records of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America.

Collection Inventory

Box	Folder	Description	Alternative Formats

1	1	Guide to NCC RG 18

		SERIES I: GOVERNING BODIES, 1909-1952

		PART A. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, 1909-1952

1	2	Correspondence, 1908?-Dec 1948
1	3	Correspondence, Jan 1949-Nov 1952
1	4	Minutes and Reports, Jan 1909-Dec 1914
1	5	Minutes and Reports, Dec 1915-Nov 1918
1	6	Minutes and Reports, Dec 1919-Dec 1931
1	7	Minutes and Reports, Jan-Dec 1933
1	8	Minutes and Reports, Jan 1934-Nov 1935
1	9	Minutes and Reports, Jan 1936-Dec 1937
1	10	Minutes and Reports, Jan 1938-Nov 1939	Digital
1	10	The Churches and the International Crisis, 1938	Digital
1	11	Minutes and Reports, Jan 1940-Feb 1941	Digital
1	12	Minutes and Reports, March 1941-Jan 1942
1	13	Minutes and Reports, March-Nov 1942
1	14	Minutes and Reports, Jan-Nov 1943
1	15	Minutes and Reports, Jan 1944-June 1945
1	16	Minutes and Reports, Sept 1945-May 1946
1	17	Minutes and Reports, June-Oct 1946
1	18	Minutes and Reports, Jan-May 1947
1	19	Minutes and Reports, July-Nov 1947
1	20	Minutes and Reports, Jan-Dec 1948

2	1	Minutes and Reports, Jan-May 1949
2	2	Minutes and Reports, Sept-Dec 1949
2	3	Minutes and Reports, Jan 1950-Nov 1952

		PART B. ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE, 1913-1932

2	4	Committees Appointed by the Administrative Committee, Undated
2	4	Correspondence, April 1920-Jan 1932; n.d.
2	5	Minutes and Reports, Jan 1913-Dec 1915
2	6	Minutes and Reports, Jan 1916-Dec 1918
2	7	Minutes and Reports, Jan 1919-Dec 1920
2	8	Minutes and Reports, Feb 1921-Dec 1922
2	9	Minutes and Reports, Jan 1923-Sept 1924
2	10	Minutes and Reports, Oct 1924-Dec 1926
2	11	Minutes and Reports, Jan 1927-Oct 1929
2	12	Minutes and Reports, Nov 1929-Dec 1930
2	13	Minutes and Reports, Jan-Dec 1931
2	14	Minutes and Reports, Jan-Dec 1932

		SERIES II: GENERAL SECRETARY, 1898-1951

3	1	A, May 1916-Dec 1926
3	2	A, Sept 1928-[1947?]
3	3	A, Jan-Dec 1948; n.d.
3	4	A, Jan-Dec 1949
3	5	A, Jan 1950-Jan 1951; n.d.
3	6	Advisory Committee, Jan 1927-Nov 1942
3	7	Advisory Committee, Feb 1943-Sept 1950
3	8	Alaska, March-Oct 1948; n.d.
3	9	Alien Property, June 1948; n.d.
3	9	All-American Conference, Jan-Dec 1950
3	10	America, June 1919-April 1922
3	11	American Children's Welfare Foundation, Feb-March 1922; n.d.
3	12	American Christian Committee for Refugees, Jan 1934-Dec 1937
3	12	American Committee for Christian Refugees, Dec 1939-Oct 1940
3	13	American Legion, March-July 1934; n.d.
3	14	American Mayflower Council, Jan-June 1920
3	15	Americanization of Immigrants, Dec 1917-March 1918
3	16	Andrews, Burton, March-May 1948; n.d.
3	17	Appointments to Committees, Feb-Dec 1948
3	18	Arizona Baptist Church, May-Nov 1942
3	18	Arkansas, April-May 1935
3	18	Armenia, Jan 1947-June 1948
3	19	Associated Services for the Armed Services, Inc., April-Dec 1950
3	20	Atomic Energy, Aug 1945-April 1949
3	21	Ba-Bh, April 1913-1948
3	22	Ba-Bh, Jan 1949-Dec 1950
3	23	Bader, Jesse M., Oct 1931-1950
3	24	Barnes, Roswell P., Feb 1947-Dec 1950; n.d.
3	25	Bi-Brn, Nov 1917-Nov 1943
3	26	Bi-Brn, Jan 1945-Dec 1947
3	27	Bi-Brn, Jan 1948-Dec 1949
3	28	Bi-Brn, Jan 1950-Jan 1951

4	1	Bible, Oct 1931-July 1950
4	2	Birth Control, March 1931-Jan 1932
4	3	Boy Scouts, Jan-Oct 1919; n.d.
4	3	Boyd, Beverly M., Jan 1948-Dec 1950; n.d.
4	4	Bro-Bz, May [1919?]-1936
4	5	Bro-Bz, Jan 1940-Jan 1941
4	6	Bro-Bz, Feb 1943-Dec 1948
4	7	Bro-Bz, Jan 1949-Jan 1951
4	8	Budget and Finance, 1920-1950
4	9	Building, March 1949-Dec 1950
4	9	Building Committee, Jan 1917-April 1932
4	9	Bulletin, Oct 1932-Jan 1950
4	10	Business Committee, Dec 1911-Sept 1912
4	11	Buttrick, George A., Jan-Dec 1940
4	12	Ca-Cn, Nov 1912-Dec 1936
4	13	Ca-Cn, Jan 1937-Oct 1938
4	14	Ca-Cn, Jan-June 1940
4	15	Ca-Cn, July 1940-Jan 1941
4	16	Ca-Cn, Jan 1943-Dec 1947
4	17	Ca-Cn, Jan-Dec 1948
4	18	Ca-Cn, Jan-Dec 1949
4	19	Ca-Cn, Jan-Dec 1950
4	20	Camp Communities, Feb-Oct 1942; n.d.
4	20	Canada, Nov 1929-Dec 1943
4	21	Canal Zone, Feb 1923-Feb 1950; n.d.
4	22	Cavert, Samuel McCrea, Personal Correspondence, Aug 1923-Dec 1950; n.d.
4	23	Census of Religious Bodies, July 1947-March 1948
4	23	Central Bureau, April-Sept 1943; n.d.
4	24	Chaplains, Correspondence, Dec 1917-Dec 1940
4	25	Chaplains, Correspondence, Oct 1941-Dec 1944

5	1	Chaplains, Correspondence, Jan 1945-Oct 1949
5	2	Chaplains, Correspondence, Jan-Oct 1950; n.d.
5	3	Chaplains, Minutes, Nov 1919-Sept 1943
5	4	Chaplains, Minutes, May 1944-Oct 1950; n.d.
5	5	Chaplains, Printed Matter, 1918-May 1942; n.d.
5	6	Chaplains' Conference, Feb-April 1923
5	7	Chaplains' Memorial, Feb 1947-Dec 1948
5	7	Chicago Exposition, March-July 1933; n.d.
5	8	China, Oct 1931-Dec 1940
5	9	China Famine Relief, May 1928-Oct 1929; n.d.
5	10	Choolokian Children, Feb 1949-Feb 1950
5	10	Christian Approach to Jews, Nov 1934-Dec 1950
5	11	Christian Century, Jan 1925-Jan 1926
5	11	Christian Mission to Universities, March-Dec 1937; n.d.
5	12	Christian Commission for Camp and Defense Communities, Jan 1941-May 1942
5	13	Christian Commission for Camp and Defense Communities, June 1942-May 1943
5	14	Christian Commission for Camp and Defense Communities, June 1943-1944
5	15	Christian Commission for Camp and Defense Communities, Jan-Nov 1945; n.d.
5	16	Christian Refugees, Jan 1940-June 1947
5	17	Christian Science, June 1936-Dec 1937
5	17	Christian Scholars Commission, March 1950
5	17	Christian Unity, [1928?]-1950; n.d.
5	18	Christian University in Japan, Feb-Nov 1947; n.d.
5	19	Christian University in Japan, March-Dec 1948
5	20	Christian Way of Life Conference, Sept 1922-Dec 1924; n.d.
5	21	Church and Economic Life, Jan 1947-Aug 1948; n.d.
5	21	Church Attendance, March-May 1948
5	22	Church Council News Letter, Feb-June 1930
5	23	Church Peace Union, Dec 1918-June 1923

6	1	Church Peace Union, July-Oct 1923
6	2	Church Peace Union, Nov 1923-1944; n.d.
6	3	Church Unity, Nov 1918-Sept 1949; n.d.
6	4	Church Unity Movements in the United States, Undated
6	5	Church Unity Movements in the United States, Undated
6	6	Church Unity Movements in the United States, Undated
6	7	Church World Service, Jan-Dec 1948
6	8	Church World Service, Jan-Dec 1949; n.d.
6	9	Church World Service, Jan-Dec 1950
6	10	Churches and War Statement, Sept 1939-Dec 1941; n.d.
6	11	Churches of God, Feb-July 1933
6	11	Churches on International Affairs, Feb 1947-1948
6	12	Citizenship Conference, Aug-Oct 1923
6	12	Closed Shop, May 1949-March 1950
6	13	Co-Cz, April 1919-Jan 1938
6	14	Co-Cz, Jan 1940-Nov 1943
6	15	Co-Cz, March 1944-Dec 1948
6	16	Co-Cz, Jan 1949-July 1950
6	17	Co-Cz, Aug-Dec 1950; n.d.
6	18	Congressional Bills, Resolutions, Records, etc., Dec 1927-Aug 1950
6	19	Conover, Elbert M., Feb 1937-Dec 1950
6	20	Conscientious Objectors, July 1917-Jan 1938
6	21	Conscientious Objectors, Jan 1940-Dec 1942
6	22	Conscientious Objectors, Jan 1943-June 1948
6	23	Conscription, July 1940-Feb 1946

7	1	Constituent Bodies, April 1916-1919
7	2	Consultative Committee of Interdenominational Agencies, Nov 1920-Nov 192
7	3	Council on Correlation, Dec 1922-Jan 1925
7	4	Councils of Churches, July 1938-April 1947; n.d.
7	5	Criticism, Dec 1922-Nov 1923
7	6	D, Jan 1915-Jan 1942
7	7	D, March 1943-Dec 1946
7	8	D, Jan-Dec 1947
7	9	D, Jan-Dec 1948; n.d.
7	10	D, Jan-Dec 1949; n.d.
7	11	D, Jan 1950-Jan 1951; n.d.
7	12	Day of Prayer, June-July 1947
7	12	de Gaspari, Alcide, Jan-Feb 1947	Digital
7	13	Deismann, Ernst, Dec 1947-June 1948
7	13	Delegation to Russia, Feb-May 1947
7	14	Denominational Apportionments, 1920-Sept 1935
7	15	Denominational Apportionments, Jan 1940-Jan 1941
7	16	Denominational Apportionments, April-Dec 1946; n.d.
7	17	Denominational Apportionments, Jan-Dec 1947; n.d.
7	18	Denominational Apportionments, Jan-Dec 1948; n.d.
7	19	Denominational Apportionments, Jan-Dec 1949; n.d.
7	20	Denominational Apportionments, Jan 1950-Jan 1951
7	21	Denominational Assemblies, Jan-Sept 1923; n.d.
7	22	Dibelius, Otto, Jan 1947-April 1948
7	23	Discrimination, June 1944-July 1947
7	24	Displaced Persons, Jan-Dec 1947; n.d.
7	25	Displaced Persons, Jan 1948-Oct 1950; n.d.
7	26	Documents Index, Undated
7	27	Douglass, H. Paul, 1944-[1945?]
7	28	Douglass, Paul F., Dec 1932-Jan 1933	Digital
7	29	Drawings and Sketches, 1942; n.d.
7	30	Dulles, John Foster, June 1922-Jan 1951

8	1	E, June 1916-Nov 1928
8	2	E, April 1931-Dec 1940
8	3	E, Jan 1943-1947
8	4	E, Jan 1948-Nov 1950; n.d.
8	5	Ebaugh, John L., Jr., 1946-1947
8	6	Ecumenical Conference, 1919-Oct 1920; n.d.
8	7	Editorial Council of the Religious Press, May 1919-April 1937; n.d.
8	8	Education for Peace Committee, March 1925-Feb 1926
8	8	Edwards, Deane, March 1948-June 1949
8	8	Europe Advisory Committee, Feb-May 1950
8	9	Evangelical Academies, March 1949-Feb 1950; n.d.
8	9	Evangelical Affairs Position, Dec 1947-June 1948
8	10	Evangelical Alliance, Sept 1916-April 1926
8	11	Executive Secretaries Association, June 1926-June 1930
8	11	Extension Committee, March 1930-Oct 1932
8	12	F, Sept 1915-Oct 1946
8	13	F, Jan-Dec 1947; n.d.
8	14	F, Jan-Dec 1948
8	15	F, Jan-Dec 1949
8	16	F, Jan-Dec 1950; n.d.
8	17	Fagley, Richard M., May 1939-Oct 1950
8	17	Fair Employment Practice Committee, Jan 1949-April 1950
8	17	Fair Labor Standards Act, 1945-1947
8	18	Federal Aid to Education, Dec 1946-[1947?]
8	19	Federal Aid to Education, Jan 1948-Oct 1950
8	20	Federal Aid to Sectarian Education, pamphlet, March-April 1947; n.d.
8	21	Federal Council, [1920?]-Aug 1950; n.d.
8	22	Federal Council, Anniversary, Sept 1933-Feb 1934
8	23	Federal Council, Attacks on, June 1920-Oct 1928
8	24	Federal Council, Attacks on, May 1929-Oct 1943
8	25	Federal Council, Attacks on, Jan 1944-1945

9	1	Federal Council, Attacks on, Jan 1946-April 1947
9	2	Federal Council, Attacks on, June 1947-Aug 1949
9	3	Federal Council, Attacks on, Feb 1950-Sept 1951
9	4	Federal Council, History, Aug 1945-Sept 1949
9	5	Federal Council, Membership, Jan 1920-Oct 1945
9	6	Federal Council, Membership, March 1946-June 1950
9	7	Federal Council, Membership of Universalist Church, Dec 1941-Feb 1949
9	8	Federated Student Committee, May 1923-Dec 1945
9	8	Federations and Councils of Churches, Dec 1936-1945; n.d.
9	9	Finance, March 1908-Dec 1949
9	10	Flynn, John T., Nov 1949-Dec 1950; n.d.
9	10	Food, July-Nov 1947; n.d.
9	11	Foreign Correspondence, Jan 1915-Jan 1920
9	12	Foreign Correspondence, Feb-Oct 1920
9	13	Foreign Correspondence, Nov 1920-[1921?]
9	14	Foreign Correspondence, Jan 1922-[1930?]
9	15	Foreign Correspondence, Jan-May 1933
9	16	Foreign Correspondence, June-Dec 1933
9	17	Foreign Correspondence, Oct 1934-Dec 1935
9	18	Foreign Correspondence, Nov 1939-[1941?]
9	19	Foreign Correspondence, Jan-Dec 1942; n.d.
9	20	Foreign Correspondence, Jan-Dec 1943; n.d.
9	21	Foreign Correspondence, Sept 1946-Dec 1947

10	1	Foreign Correspondence, Jan-Dec 1948; n.d.
10	2	Foreign Correspondence, Jan-Dec 1949; n.d.
10	3	Foreign Correspondence, Jan-Dec 1950; n.d.
10	4	Foreign Missions Conference, Jan 1918-Oct 1950
10	5	Forward and Promotional Movements, March 1921-Sept 1933; n.d.
10	6	Fraternal Relations with Europe, July 1918-[1921?]; n.d.
10	7	Ga-Gn, Oct 1919-Dec 1948
10	8	Ga-Gn, Jan 1949-Dec 1950; n.d.
10	9	Garden City Conference, Dec 1920-Dec 1922
10	10	General Administration Committee, Sept 1920-Jan 1921
10	11	Genocide, Jan 1948-Dec 1949
10	12	Genocide, Jan-Dec 1950
10	13	German Exchange Project, April-Nov 1950
10	14	German Relief, Jan-Aug 1924; n.d.
10	14	Glenn Luncheon, Jan-Feb 1949
10	15	Go-Gz, Dec 1915-Dec 1948
10	16	Go-Gz, Jan 1949-Jan 1951
10	17	Golden Rule, April 1926-[1930?]
10	18	Goodwill Between Jews and Christians, Jan 1926-Feb 1930
10	19	Guild, Roy B., Feb 1919-March 1934
10	20	Ha-Hd, Jan 1916-Dec 1947
10	21	Ha-Hd, Jan 1948-Dec 1949
10	22	Ha-Hd, Jan 1950-Jan 1951
10	23	Haddam House, Sept 1949-April 1950
10	23	Haiti, May-June 1921; n.d.
10	23	Hall, Cameron P., Jan 1948-Dec 1950
10	24	He-Hm, Sept 1919-Dec 1950
10	25	Heimrich, George A., Nov 1949-Sept 1950
10	25	Hiltner, Seward, Jan 1946-Sept 1949
10	26	Ho-Hz, Dec 1917-Dec 1947
10	27	Ho-Hz, Jan-Dec 1948; n.d.
10	28	Ho-Hz, Jan-Dec 1949

11	1	Ho-Hz, Jan 1950-Jan 1951
11	2	Holmes, Harry N., Oct 1949-June 1950
11	2	Home Missions Congress, April 1949-Jan 1950
11	2	Home Missions Council, May 1920-Dec 1950; n.d.
11	3	Hoover Plan, Nov-Dec 1940
11	3	Horton, Mrs. Douglas, Jan-Sept 1949
11	3	Hospitality Committee, Feb 1946-1950
11	4	Hotel Arrangements, Oct 1930-Nov 1937
11	4	Huguenots, Jan 1918-March 1924; n.d.
11	5	Human Rights, March-Dec 1947
11	5	Hume (Theodore C.) Foundation, March 1943-Jan 1948
11	6	Hundiak, John, July 1950-Jan 1951
11	6	Hungarian Churches, Dec 1918-March 1919
11	6	Hydrogen Bomb, Jan-May 1950
11	7	I, July 1919-Dec 1950; n.d.
11	8	Immigration and Naturalization, Oct 1918-Nov 1943
11	9	Income Tax, April 1938-Dec 1947
11	10	Incorporation of Federal Council, 1903-1924; n.d.
11	11	India, Nov 1918-Aug 1919; n.d.
11	11	Industrial Relations, Oct 1920-Oct 1949; n.d.
11	11	Interchange of Preachers, Jan 1920-Nov 1950
11	12	Interchurch Federations, July 1910-[1912?]
11	13	Interchurch Federations, May 1913-Dec 1920; n.d.
11	14	Interchurch World Movement, Jan-Nov 1919; n.d.
11	14	Inter-Council Committee on Post-War Planning, April-Dec 1944
11	15	Inter-Council Field Department, Jan 1936-Dec 1938
11	16	Inter-Council Field Department, Oct 1946-March 1950
11	17	Interdenominational Agencies, May 1935-Dec 1947
11	18	Interdenominational Agencies, Jan-Dec 1948; n.d.
11	19	Interdenominational Agencies, Denominational Letters, April 1944-Aug 1946
11	19	Interdenominational Executives, Jan 1935-Dec 1936
11	20	Interdenominational Organizations, Jan 1933-April 1935
11	21	International Council of Religious Education, Feb 1926-Dec 1950
11	22	Internaton al Missionary Council, April 1948-Nov 1950
11	22	Interracial Conferences of Church Women, April 1926-June 1930
11	22	Introductory Letters, Nov-Dec 1915; n.d.
11	22	Investment Committee, Jan 1947-Nov 1948; n.d.
11	23	Issues at Stake in the War, Jan-March 1943
11	24	J, Nov 1917-Dec 1947
11	25	J, Jan 1948-Dec 1949

12	1	J, Jan 1950-Jan 1951
12	2	Japanese Matters, Nov 1916-Dec 1940
12	3	Japanese Matters, Feb 1941-June 1948
12	4	Johansen, John M., Jan 1948-Dec 1950
12	5	Johnson, F. Ernest, Dec 1932-Dec 1950
12	5	July Fourth, May 1948; n.d.
12	5	K, July 1916-Dec 1949
12	6	K, Jan 1950-Jan 1951; n.d.
12	7	Keep America Out of War Committee, Feb-Dec 1938; n.d.
12	8	Keller, Adolph, April 1919-Oct 1942; n.d.
12	8	Kelsey, George D., Jan-Sept 1949
12	8	Ketcham, George F., Jan 1948-Dec 1950
12	9	Ku Klux Klan, Sept 1922-Nov 1923; n.d.
12	10	La-Lh, March 1915-Dec 1943
12	11	La-Lh, Jan 1946-Dec 1949
12	12	La-Lh, Jan-Dec 1950
12	13	Landis, Benson Y., Jan 1949-Dec 1950
12	13	Lausanne Conference, Jan-Aug 1927; n.d.
12	13	Lausanne Treaty, June 1926-Feb 1927
12	14	Laymen, Oct 1947-1948
12	15	Laymen, Jan 1949-Dec 1950
12	16	League of Nations, Nov 1925-April 1928
12	17	Lee, J. Oscar, Nov 1947-Nov 1950	Digital
12	17	Leiper, Henry Smith, April 1933-Nov 1949	Digital
12	18	Li-Lz, July 1938-Oct 1947
12	19	Li-Lz, Feb 1948-[1949?]
12	20	Li-Lz, Jan-Dec 1950; n.d.
12	21	Liason Official, Jan-Dec 1946
12	21	Library, March-Dec 1943; n.d.
12	21	Life and Work Council, Oct 1928-Aug 1934
12	22	Lisle Fellowship, [1943?]-Jan 1949
12	22	Local Federations, Jan-Sept 1926; n.d.
12	22	Lynching, March 1932-June 1949
12	23	Ma-Md, Nov 1912-Dec 1942
12	24	Ma-Md, Jan 1943-Jan 1944
12	25	Ma-Md, Dec 1945-Dec 1947
12	26	Ma-Md, Jan-Dec 1948; n.d.

13	1	Ma-Md, Jan-Dec 1949
13	2	Ma-Md, Jan 1950; n.d.
13	3	Macfarland, Charles S., Feb 1918-Dec 1950; n.d.
13	3	Mayer, Albert, Jan-May 1946
13	4	McNamara Case, Dec 1911
13	5	Me-Mn, March 1917-Dec 1948
13	6	Me-Mn, Jan 1949-Jan 1951; n.d.

		MEETINGS

13	7	Quadrennial Meeting, 1912, Dec 1912
13	8	Quadrennial Meeting, 1916, Dec 1916-Jan 1917
13	9	Washington Meeting, 1917, May 1917
13	9	Cleveland Meeting, 1919, May 1919
13	10	Quadrennial Meeting, 1920, Nov-Dec 1920
13	11	Quadrennial Meeting, 1924, Aug 1924-Jan 1925
13	12	Quadrennial Meeting, 1928, Feb-Dec 1928
13	13	Quadrennial Meeting, 1932, Nov-Dec 1932
13	13	Twenty-fifth Anniversary Meeting, Dec 1933
13	13	Biennial Meeting, 1934, Dec 1934-Nov 1935
13	14	Biennial Meeting, 1936, Nov-Dec 1936
13	15	Biennial Meeting, 1938, March-Oct 1938
13	16	Biennial Meeting, 1938, Nov-Dec 6, 1938
13	17	Biennial Meeting, 1938, Dec 6, 1938-Jan 1939
13	18	Biennial Meeting, 1938, Clippings, Dec 1938
13	19	Biennial Meeting, 1940, Oct 1937-Dec 1940
13	20	Biennial Meeting, 1940, Dec 1940-Feb 1941
13	21	Biennial Meeting, 1942, June-Nov 1942
13	22	Biennial Meeting, 1942, Dec 1942-Jan 1943

14	1	Biennial Meeting, 1944, Feb-Oct 1944
14	2	Biennial Meeting, 1944, Nov 1944-Jan 1945
14	3	Biennial Meeting, 1946, Feb-Dec 3, 1946
14	4	Biennial Meeting, 1946, Dec 4, 1946
14	5	Biennial Meeting, 1946, Dec 1946
14	6	Biennial Meeting, 1948, Jan 1947-Sept 1948
14	7	Biennial Meeting, 1948, Oct 1948
14	8	Biennial Meeting, 1948, Nov 1-23, 1948
14	9	Biennial Meeting, 1948, Nov 24-Dec 1, 1948
14	10	Biennial Meeting, 1948, Dec 1, 1948
14	11	Biennial Meeting, 1948, Dec 1, 1948-Jan 1949
14	12	Biennial Meeting, 1950, July-Nov 1950
14	13	Memoranda, Dec 1947-[1950?]
14	14	Mennonite Church, Oct 1917
14	15	Message and Purpose Commission, March 1930-Nov 1934
14	16	Methodist Episcopal Church, Dec 1907-June 1933
14	16	Methodist Protestant Church, May 1920-April 1936
14	17	Mexico, April 1919-March 1927
14	17	Militarism in Education, Jan 1926-April 1931
14	17	Military Intelligence Association, Jan 1927
14	18	Military Training, May 1926-Dec 1948
14	19	Miller, J. Quinter, Feb 1948-Dec 1950
14	19	Ministry to Older People, March-Oct 1946
14	19	Ministry to Returning Service Personnel, Oct-Dec 1946
14	20	Missionary Education Movement, Nov 1920-1948
14	20	Missionary Review Publishing Co., March 1928-Dec 1937
14	21	Mo-Mz, June 1916-[1948?]
14	22	Mo-Mz, Jan 1949-April 1951; n.d.
14	23	Moderators Conference, March 1921-May 1922
14	24	Motion Pictures, March 1920-1922
14	25	Motion Pictures, Jan 1923-April 1924
14	26	Motion Pictures, Aug 1926-[1931?]

15	1	Motion Pictures, Feb 1933-Nov 1942
15	2	Motion Pictures, Feb 1946-[1950?]; n.d.
15	3	Motion Pictures, Clippings, [1922?]-Aug 1934
15	4	Myers, James, 1926-Dec 1946
15	5	N, Nov 1917-Nov 1942
15	6	N, Jan-Dec 1943; n.d.
15	7	N, Jan-Dec 1946; n.d.
15	8	N, Jan 1948-Dec 1949
15	9	N, Jan 1950-Jan 1951; n.d.
15	10	National Child Labor Committee, Jan-Dec 1934; n.d.
15	11	National Conference of Christians and Jews, Feb 1928-March 1940
15	12	National Council of Churches, Nov 1948-March 1950
15	13	National Council of Churches, April-Aug 1950
15	14	National Council of Churches, Sept-Dec 1950; n.d.
15	15	National Council of Churches, Adams, Jan-Dec 1950
15	15	National Council of Churches, Fairfield, July-Nov 1950
15	15	National Council of Churches, Landers, April-Dec 1950
15	16	National Council of Churches, Morse, Jan-Dec 1950
15	16	National Council of Churches, Ross, March-Dec 1950
15	17	National Council of Student Associations, March 1926-Sept 1928
15	18	National Recovery, Aug-Oct 1933; n.d.
15	19	Near East, March-Oct 1922
15	20	Near East, Nov 1922-March 1927
15	21	Near East Relief, Dec 1921-[1927?]; n.d.
15	22	Nelson, John Oliver, June 1948-Nov 1949
15	22	Netherlands, Prayer for, July-Sept 1948
15	23	New Jerusalem Church, Dec 1920-1921; n.d.
15	24	Niemoeller, Martin, Jan-Dec 1946

16	1	Niemoeller, Martin, Jan-Dec 1947; n.d.
16	2	Nolde, O. Frederick, March 1949-Nov 1950
16	3	Nominating Committee, Dec 1919-1950
16	4	North, Frank M., June 1915-Feb 1923; n.d.
16	5	North Atlantic Treaty, June-July 1949
16	5	Northern Baptist Convention, 1924-[1948?]; n.d.
16	5	Noxon, Frank W., Jan-April 1934
16	6	O, Sept 1916-Dec 1950
16	7	Office of Military Government, United States, Jan-Oct 1949; n.d.
16	8	Oxnam, G. Bromley, Oct 1945-Dec 1950
16	9	Pa-Ph, Jan 1915-Dec 1944
16	10	Pa-Ph, Feb 1946-Dec 1949
16	11	Pa-Ph, Jan-Dec 1950
16	12	Pacific Palisades, May-Oct 1935
16	13	Palestine, Feb 1946-Dec 1948
16	14	Palestine, Jan 1949-June 1950
16	15	Pension Fund, Jan 1934-July 1950; n.d.
16	15	Policy Committee, Feb 1926-June 1932
16	16	Pi-Pz, June 1922-[1946?]
16	17	Pi-Pz, Nov 1947-[1948?]
16	18	Pi-Pz, Jan-Dec 1949; n.d.
16	19	Pi-Pz, Jan, 1950-Jan 1951; n.d.
16	20	Post-War Europe, March-Nov 1942; n.d.
16	20	Presbyterian Church in the USA, 1907-1944; n.d.
16	20	Presbyterian Colleagues, March 1946-April 1950
16	21	Present Policies of the FCC, March 1947
16	21	President's Committee on Religion and Welfare in the Armed Forces, Jan-Dec 1950
16	22	Press Releases, April 1916-[1921?]
16	23	Press Releases, Jan-Dec 1922; n.d.
16	24	Press Releases, Jan-Dec 1923; n.d.

17	1	Press Releases, Jan-Dec 1924; n.d.
17	2	Press Releases, Feb 1926-April 1940
17	3	Press Releases, Feb 1946-Jan 1949
17	4	Press Releases, Undated
17	5	Printers and Publishers, Dec 1947-[1948?]
17	6	Printers and Publishers, Jan 1949-Dec 1950
17	7	Program Coordination, Jan-[May?] 1946
17	8	Prohibition, Oct 1925-April 1926
17	9	Prohibition, May-Dec 1927; n.d.
17	10	Promotion Department, Sept 1940-[Dec?] 1950
17	11	Protestant Center, Dec 1945-Nov 1948
17	12	Protestant Center, Jan 1949-Nov 1950
17	13	Protestant Episcopal Church, Oct 1913-Dec 1940
17	13	Protestant Film Commission, Jan-Nov 1946; n.d.
17	14	Protestant Newspaper, March-Dec 1949
17	14	Protestant Publishing Corporation, Jan-July 1950; n.d.
17	14	Protestant Radio Commission, Jan 1948-Dec 1950
17	15	Protestant War Veterans, Feb 1944-Feb 1949
17	15	Protestants United, Jan 1948-Dec 1950
17	15	Public Relations Department, Jan 1948-Dec 1950
17	16	Public Relations Secretary, April 1946-Aug 1950
17	16	Publications, May 1942-Jan 1949; n.d.
17	16	Publications Committee, Jan 1948-June 1950
17	17	Q, March 1946-Oct 1950
17	18	Ra-Rn, March 1920-Jan 1944
17	19	Ra-Rn, Oct 1945-Dec 1946
17	20	Ra-Rn, Jan-Dec 1947
17	21	Ra-Rn, Jan 1948-Dec 1949
17	22	Ra-Rn, Jan 1950-Jan 1951; n.d.
17	23	Racial and Cultural Relations, Aug 1942-July 1943
17	24	Radio, Nov 1926-Nov 1939
17	25	Radio, May 1940-Dec 1946

18	1	Radio, Jan 1947-[1948?]
18	2	Radio, Jan 1949-Dec 1950; n.d.
18	3	Recruiting for Christian Life Service, Dec 1922-March 1924
18	3	Reduction of Armaments, April 1921-April 1922
18	4	Reformed Church, Nov 1912-June 1948; n.d.
18	5	Refugee Children, Aug 1942-Dec 1943
18	6	Refugees, Jan 1936-[1938?]
18	7	Refugees, Jan-Dec 1939
18	8	Refugees, Jan-Dec 1940; n.d.
18	9	Refugees, Jan 1941-Nov 1947
18	10	Refugees, Prayer for, Oct-Dec 1938
18	11	Relation of Church to Industry, Jan-Dec 1940
18	12	Religion and Health, Dec 1927-1946
18	13	Religion and Welfare Recovery, March-Oct 1934
18	13	Religion in Life, April 1946-Nov 1949
18	14	Religion in Public Education, April-July 1947
18	14	Religious Education, Dec 1913-Nov 1927; n.d.
18	15	Religious Liberty, March 1919-Nov 1944
18	16	Religious Liberty, Jan 1947-Dec 1948
18	17	Religious Liberty, Feb 1949-[1950?]
18	18	Religious Minorities, April 1920-Nov 1927
18	18	Religious Publicity, Oct 1917-June 1920; n.d.
18	18	Religious Rights and Minorities, Nov 1928-May 1941
18	19	Religious Tolerance, Aug-Dec 1948
18	20	Religious Tolerance, Jan 1949-March 1950
18	21	Replies to Appeal Letters, Feb-May 1947
18	21	Retirement, Jan 1934-July 1939
18	22	Ro-Rz, June 1916-Dec 1942
18	23	Ro-Rz, Jan 1943-[Dec?] 1946
18	24	Ro-Rz, Jan 1947-Dec 1949
18	25	Ro-Rz, March-Dec 1950; n.d.
18	26	Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Inc., Dec 1941-April 1950
18	27	Rockefeller, John D., Jr., Feb 1943-April 1950

19	1	Rosenbaum Conference, May-June 1950
19	1	Russia, Feb 1919-July 1947; n.d.
19	1	Russian Church, June-July 1920; n.d.
19	2	Sa-Sd, Nov 1920-Dec 1943
19	3	Sa-Sd, Jan 1945-Dec 1947
19	4	Sa-Sd, Jan 1948-[1949?]
19	5	Sa-Sd, Jan-Dec 1950; n.d.
19	6	Salvation Army, May 1947-Oct 1948
19	7	Sanford, Elias B., Jan 1898-1900
19	8	Sanford, Elias B., Jan 1901-1903
19	9	Sanford, Elias B., Jan 1904-[1910?]
19	10	Sanford, Elias B., March 1911-June 1922
19	11	Sanford, Elias B., July 1922-May 1923
19	12	Sanford, Elias B., June 1923
19	13	Sanford, Elias B., Sept 1923-Nov 1928; n.d.
19	14	Say, R. David, Jan-Aug 1950
19	15	Schwenkfelder Church, 1912-Jan 1927
19	16	Se-Sm, April 1916-1922
19	17	Se-Sm, March 1927-Jan 1944
19	18	Se-Sm, Dec 1945-[1946?]
19	19	Se-Sm, Jan-Dec 1947
19	20	Se-Sm, Jan 1948-Dec 1949
19	21	Se-Sm, Jan 1950-Jan 1951
19	22	Secretarial Council, Minutes, Oct 1919-March 1936
19	23	Segregation, Sept 1948-May 1950
19	24	Service Men's Christian League, April 1942-Sept 1946
19	25	Siberian Prisoners, March-Nov 1920; n.d.
19	26	Sibley, Harper, Feb 1943-Nov 1949
19	27	Sn-Sth, Feb 1919-Dec 1944

20	1	Sn-Sth, Nov 1945-Dec 1946
20	2	Sn-Sth, Jan 1947-Dec 1948
20	3	Sn-Sth, Jan-Dec 1949
20	4	Sn-Sth, Jan-Dec 1950
20	5	Social Hygiene, April-Nov 1927
20	5	Social Security, March 1940-Dec 1950
20	6	Social Service of Denominations, Jan-Oct 1912; n.d.
20	7	Southern Baptist, Dec 1909-Jan 1910
20	7	Southern Presbyterian Church, June 1911-June 1933
20	8	Southern Presbyterian Church, Jan 1934-Dec 1937
20	9	Southern Presbyterian Church, Jan-Oct 1938
20	10	Southern Presbyterian Church, Jan 1940-June 1943
20	11	Southern Presbyterian Church, Feb-Sept 1947
20	12	Southern Presbyterian Church, Oct 1947-Sept 1948
20	13	The Southern Presbyterian Journal, June 1942-Sept 1949
20	14	Special Days, [1947?]-April 1948
20	14	Spiritual Advance, Jan-Feb 1934; n.d.
20	14	Staff Meetings, Jan 1948-Dec 1950
20	15	Stamm, John S., March 1946-Jan 1951
20	16	State and Local Federations, 1934-1938
20	17	Sti-Sz, Dec 1911-Dec 1938
20	18	Sti-Sz, Jan 1939-[1946?]
20	19	Sti -Sz, Jan 1947-[1948?]
20	20	Sti-Sz, Jan 1949-Dec 1950
20	21	Student Christian Movement, Sept 1933-[1934?]
20	22	Summer School of Alcohol Education, Jan-Nov 1943
20	22	Syrian American Club, Feb-March 1919
20	23	T, April 1918-Dec 1946
20	24	T, Jan 1947-Dec 1948
20	25	T, Jan 1949-Dec 1950; n.d.

21	1	Taft, Charles P., Jan 1946-Dec 1947
21	2	Taft, Charles P., Jan 1948-Dec 1950
21	3	Taxes, Nov 1941-Aug 1949
21	4	Taxes, Feb 1950-March 1951
21	5	Temperance and Prohibition, April 1917-March 1937
21	6	Temperance and Prohibition, April 1946-Oct 1950; n.d.
21	7	Tercentenary Committee, June 1925-Feb 1928
21	7	Tippy, Worth M., 1930-Feb 1950; n.d.
21	7	True Story, Oct 1923-Sept 1925
21	7	Truman, Harry S., Jan 1946-Dec 1950
21	8	U, Feb 1920-[1946?]
21	9	U, Jan 1947-1948
21	10	U, Feb 1949-Dec 1950
21	11	UNESCO, Jan 1946-Oct 1950
21	12	United China Relief, Jan-June 1944
21	13	United China Relief, July-Dec 1944; n.d.
21	14	United Christian Advance, April-July 1937
21	14	United Christian Conference, July 1915-Aug 1917
21	14	United Christian Youth Movement, Jan-Nov 1946

		UNITED CHURCH CANVASS

21	15	Correspondence, Aug 1946-Dec 1948
21	16	Correspondence, Feb-Dec 1949
21	17	Correspondence, Jan-Dec 1950
21	18	A Handbook for Action, 1948-1949
21	19	Minutes, Jan 1942-April 1950
21	20	Press Releases, Feb 1943-[1947?]
21	21	Printed Matter, 1942
21	22	Printed Matter, 1942-1943
21	23	Printed Matter, 1943-1944
21	24	Printed Matter, 1944-1945
21	25	Printed Matter, 1945-1946
21	26	Printed Matter, 1946-1947
21	27	Printed Matter, 1947-1948
21	28	Printed Matter, 1948-1949
21	29	Printed Matter, 1949-1950
21	30	Printed Matter, 1950-1951
21	31	United Lutheran Church, May 1917-Sept 1941; n.d.
21	32	United Presbyterian Church, May 1937-May 1948

22	1	United States Army Civilian Personnel, April-June 1946
22	2	Universalist Church, Oct 1939-July 1947
22	2	University Christian Mission, Feb 1938-Feb 1939
22	2	V, May 1924-Dec 1950; n.d.
22	3	Van Dusen, Henry P., Jan 1940-Oct 1950
22	4	Van Kirk, Walter W., March 1935-Dec 1950
22	5	Vatican Envoy, Feb 1940-1946
22	6	Visser t'Hooft Dinner, April-May 1947
22	7	Wa-Wg, Nov 1919-Feb 1943
22	8	Wa-Wg, Jan 1948-Dec 1949
22	9	Wa-Wg, Jan 1950-Jan 1951
22	10	War and the Religious Outlook Committee, Minutes, Dec 1917-June 1921
22	11	War and the Religious Outlook Committee, Printed Matter, 1919-1920; n.d.	Digital
22	12	War Criminals (German), Nov 1948-May 1949
22	13	War Manpower Commission, Oct 1943-[1944?]
22	14	War Production Communities, April 1918-April 1919
22	15	War Relief, Nov 1915-[1916?]
22	16	War Work of the Churches, Dec 1941-[1943?]
22	17	Washington Office, 1915-[1945?]
22	18	Washington Office, Jan 1946-Dec 1948
22	19	Washington Office, Jan 1949-Oct 1950; n.d.
22	20	Weir, Forrest C., April 1947-Dec 1949
22	21	Wh-Wz, 1918-Dec 1940
22	22	Wh-Wz, Sept 1941-[1942?]
22	23	Wh-Wz, Jan 1946-Dec 1948
22	24	Wh-Wz, Jan 1948-Jan 1951; n.d.
22	25	Winrod, Gerald, June-July 1938
22	26	Women's Church Committee on International Goodwill, Jan 1924-Feb 1938; n.d.
22	26	Women's Work in the Church, March 1925-May 1927
22	27	Wood, Leland Foster, June 1948-Nov 1949
		Work in Europe, Jan-July 1950
22	28	World Conference on Faith and Order, 1927-1937

23	1	World Council of Churches, Dec 1940-Dec 1944
23	2	World Council of Churches, Dec 1945-July 1946
23	3	World Council of Churches, Aug-Dec 1946; n.d.
23	4	World Council of Churches, Jan-April 1947
23	5	World Council of Churches, May-Dec 1947; n.d.
23	6	World Council of Churches, Jan-[April?] 1948
23	7	World Council of Churches, May-Dec 1948; n.d.
23	8	World Council of Churches, Jan-Dec 1949; n.d.
23	9	World Council of Churches, Jan-Nov 1950
23	10	World Council of Churches, Church World Service, Jan 1946-1948
23	11	Worship Committee, Jan 1935-Feb 1939
23	12	X-Y, Nov 1935-Dec 1950
23	13	Young Men's Christian Association, Oct 1927-Oct 1928
23	14	Young Men's Christian Association, 1930
23	15	Young Men's Christian Association, April 1938-Dec 1948
23	16	Young Men's Christian Association, Jan 1949-Dec 1950
23	17	Young Women's Christian Association, June 1926-Sept 1949
23	18	Z, March 1948-Dec 1950
23	19	Zoning, Church, June-Oct 1949

		SERIES III: DEPARTMENTS, COMMISSIONS, AND COMMITTEES, 1894-1952

		PART A. DEPARTMENT OF INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE AND GOODWILL, 1907-1950

24	1	Acheson-Lilienthal Report, May 1946
24	1	Advertising Council, Oct 1946; n.d.
24	1	Africa, May 1919-April 1940; n.d.
24	2	Ambuster, Howard W., Treason’s Peace, 1947
24	3	American Federation of Labor, April 1942-Dec 1944; n.d.
24	4	American Labor Conference on International Affairs, Dec 1943; n.d.
24	5	American Labor Conference on International Affairs, March-July 1944; n.d.
24	6	American Overseas Aid, May 1947-March 1948; n.d.
24	6	American Peace Award Plan, Jan 1924
24	6	Annual Reports, [1920?]-1950
24	6	Armenian Church, June 1944
24	7	Armistice Day Anniversary, Aug 1924-Nov 1939; n.d.
24	7	Arms Aid Bill, Sept 1949-March 1950
24	8	Arms Embargo, Jan-June 1933; n.d.
24	9	Arms Reduction, April 1921-Aug 1946; n.d.
24	10	Army and Navy Committee, Jan-June 1943; n.d.
24	10	Atlantic Charter, Aug 1941-Oct 1944

		ATOMIC ENERGY

24	11	Associated Scientists for Atomic Education, June-Dec 1947
24	11	Atomic Bomb, Clippings, Oct 1945-Dec 1948
24	11	Atomic Bomb, Conferences, Sept 1945-April 1946
24	12	Atomic Bomb, Correspondence, Aug 1945
24	13	Atomic Bomb, Correspondence, Sept 1945
24	14	Atomic Bomb, Correspondence, Oct-Dec 1945; n.d.
24	15	Atomic Bomb, Correspondence, Jan 1946-Oct 1949; n.d.
24	16	Atomic Bomb, Federal Council Actions, Aug 1945-Nov 1949; n.d.
24	17	Atomic Bomb, Printed Matter, April-Dec 1945; n.d.
24	18	Atomic Bomb, Printed Matter, Jan-July 1946
24	19	Atomic Bomb, Printed Matter, 1946
24	20	Atomic Bomb, Printed Matter, April 1947-1950; n.d.
24	21	Atomic Bomb, Surveys, Dec 1945; n.d.
24	22	Atomic Energy Commission, June 1946-Dec 1950; n.d.
24	23	Atomic Scientists of Chicago, Jan 1946-Sept 1950; n.d.
24	23	British Council of Churches, Jan 1946-1948; n.d.
24	23	Canadian Council of Churches.Undated
24	23	Church of England, April-June 1948; n.d.
24	24	Clippings, Dec 1945-Sept 1949
24	25	Clippings, Oct 1949

25	1	Clippings, Nov-Dec 1949
25	2	Clippings, Jan 1950
25	3	Clippings, Feb 1-11, 1950
25	4	Clippings, Feb 12-28, 1950
25	5	Clippings, March-May 1950
25	6	Clippings, June-Aug 1950; n.d.
25	7	Commission on the Relation of the Church to War, Oct 1943-March 1946
25	8	Commission on the Relation of the Church to War, April 1946-Feb 1947; n.d.
25	9	Conway, Edward A., Jan 1946-Aug 1948; n.d.
25	9	Federation of American Scientists, Feb 1946-May 1947; n.d.
25	9	Federation of Atomic Scientists, Nov 1945-March 1946
25	10	Hiroshima and Nagasaki, June 1946; n.d.
25	11	Hydrogen Bomb, Jan-June 1950; n.d.
25	12	Hydrogen Bomb, The Churches and the Hydrogen Bomb, Feb-April 1950
25	13	Hydrogen Bomb, Memoranda on the Fusion Bomb, Feb 1950
25	13	Hydrogen Bomb, Questionnaire, March 1950
25	14	Interfaith Meeting, Sept 1945-Jan 1946
		Legislation, Sept 1945-July 1949; n.d.
25	15	Los Alamos News Letter, Oct 1945-June 1946
		Oldham, J.H., Nov 1945-Aug 1948
25	16	National Committee on Atomic Information, Atomic Information, June 1946-May 1947
25	17	National Committee on Atomic Information, Correspondence, Dec 1945-Dec 1946
25	18	National Committee on Atomic Information, Correspondence, Jan 1947-Aug 1948
25	19	National Committee on Atomic Information, Memoranda, Dec 1945-June 1946
25	20	National Committee on Atomic Information, Memoranda, July-Oct 1946
25	21	National Committee on Atomic Information, Memoranda, Nov-Dec 1946; n.d.
25	22	National Committee on Atomic Information, Memoranda, Jan-July 1947; n.d.
25	23	National Committee on Atomic Information, Minutes, June 1946-March 1948
25	23	National Committee on Atomic Information, Printed Matter, Feb 1946-Aug 1947; n.d.
25	24	New York Committee on Atomic Information, Inc., Dec 1947-1950
25	24	Radiation Sickness, Feb 1946
25	24	Radio Conference, May-Nov 1946

26	1	Rockefeller Foundation, Oct 1946-Jan 1948
26	1	Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues, March 1946-March 1947
26	1	Swing, Raymond, Aug 1945-Feb 1946; n.d.
26	2	Aubrey, Edwin E., Oct 1948-May 1949
26	2	Ball-Hatch-Burton-Hill Resolution, Jan-June 1943
26	2	Baptist, Feb 1943-Dec 1944
26	3	Bibliographies, Feb 1941-Jan 1944; n.d.
26	4	Bombs and Bombing, Sept 1945-July 1946; n.d.
26	4	Brief Discussions for Busy Men and Women, 1930-June 1933; n.d.
26	4	British Broadcasting Corp., Feb 1946-Jan 1947
26	5	British Loan, Dec 1945-1946
26	5	British Pilgrims, 1928
26	6	British Publications, Jan 1941-May 1944; n.d.
26	7	The Brookings Institution, Oct 1947
26	7	Bulgarian Orthodox Church, Aug 1946
26	7	Cairo Communique, Dec 1943-Jan 1944
26	7	Canadian Council of Churches, Undated
26	8	Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, March 1947-Dec 1948
26	8	Chamberlain, William H., June 1944; n.d.
26	9	China, Dec 1920-Nov 1948
26	10	China, Dec 1948-[1950?]; n.d.
26	11	China, Aid to China, April 1920-Jan 1950
26	11	China, China Group, Sept-Nov 1949; n.d.
26	12	China, Clippings, Dec 1948-June 1950; n.d.
26	13	China, Foreign Missions Conference, Jan 1948-Oct 1950
26	13	Christian Basis for Reconstruction, April-Oct 1943; n.d.
26	13	Christian Century, March 1944

		CHRISTIAN MISSION ON WORLD ORDER

26	14	Analysis and Synthesis, July 1942-June 1943
26	15	Bibliography, Undated
26	15	Cathedral Meeting, Sept-Nov 1943; n.d.
26	15	Church Gatherings, Undated
26	16	Contact List, Undated
26	17	Cooperating Staff, July-Oct 1943; n.d.
26	17	Field Personnel, May-Oct 1943; n.d.
26	17	Financial Matters, July 1943-Jan 1944; n.d.
26	18	Follow-up Correspondence, Nov 1943-March 1944
26	19	Follow-up Correspondence, April-Dec 1944
26	20	Form "A", July-Aug 1943
26	20	Fortune Articles, June 1943
26	20	International Council of Religious Education, Aug-Nov 1943
26	20	Laymen, July-Oct 1943; n.d.
26	21	Literature, June-Oct 1943; n.d.
26	22	Map, Undated
26	23	Mission Cities, March-Dec 1943; n.d.
26	23	Outline for Missions, Undated
26	24	Personnel Assignments, Undated

27	1	Printing, Aug-Nov 1943; n.d.
27	1	Programs, Oct-Nov 1943
27	2	Publicity, July-Nov 1943; n.d.
27	3	Reports, Jan-Dec 1943; n.d.
27	4	Schedules, Undated
27	4	Social Action Secretaries, June-Aug 1943; n.d.
27	5	Speakers, May-Oct 1943; n.d.
27	5	State Councils, March-April 1943; n.d.
27	6	Christian Scholars, Commission of, Dec 1949-Sept, 1950
27	7	Christian Scholars, Commission of, Oct-Dec 1950; n.d.
27	8	Christian Scholars, Commission of, Report, Sept-Nov 17, 1950
27	9	Christian Scholars, Commission of, Report, Nov 27-Dec 1950; n.d.
27	10	The Church in the World, Dec 1941-Nov 1944
27	10	The Church in War Time, Jan 1942-June 1944
27	10	Church Leaders Conferences, Jan 1938-Oct 1940
27	11	Church of England in Canada, Council for Social Service, Feb 1942-1945
27	11	Church Peace Leaders Conference, May 1936
27	11	Church People on World Peace Conference, March-April 1948; n.d.
27	12	Church Resolutions, March 1942-July 1944; n.d.
27	12	The Churches and the International Crisis, Jan 1938-Nov 1950
27	12	The Churches and the International Situation, Feb 1940-Feb 1941; n.d.
27	13	Churches and World Order, March-Sept 1946; n.d.
27	14	The Churches and World Peace, Dec 1924-1929
27	15	The Churches and World Peace, Feb 1930-1938; n.d.
27	16	Churchill, Winston, Sept 1924
27	16	Colonies and International Justice, 1938-July 1943; n.d.
27	17	Commission of the Churches on International Affairs, March 1946-March 1947
27	18	Commission of the Churches on International Affairs, March-Sept 1948; n.d.
27	19	Commission of the Churches on International Affairs, July 1949-1950

		COMMISSION ON A JUST AND DURABLE PEACE

27	20	Annual Reports, 1945-1946
27	20	Appeal for United Nations, April-June 1944
27	20	Children's Materials, June 1942-Aug 1943; n.d.
27	21	Cleveland Conference, Commission I, July-Dec 1944; n.d.
27	22	Cleveland Conference, Commission I, Undated

28	1	Cleveland Conference, Commission II, Sept 1943-Dec 1944; n.d.
28	1	Cleveland Conference, Correspondence, May-Nov 1944
28	2	Cleveland Conference, Correspondence, Dec 1944-July 1945; n.d.
28	3	Cleveland Conference, Delegates, Jan 1945
28	3	Cleveland Conference, Expenses, Jan-Feb 1945; n.d.
28	4	Cleveland Conference, Memoranda and Reports, Nov 1944-June 1945; n.d.
28	5	Cleveland Conference, Message, Jan-March 1945; n.d.
28	5	Cleveland Conference, Printed Matter, Sept 1944-Jan 1945
28	6	Cleveland Conference, Printed Matter, Feb-March 1945; n.d.
28	7	Cleveland Conference, Publicity, Aug 1944-Feb 1945; n.d.
28	7	Committee of Direction, March 1945-Sept 1947; n.d.
28	8	Delaware Conference, Correspondence, Oct 1941-1942; n.d.
28	9	Delaware Conference, Preliminary Sections, Dec 1941-Feb 1942; n.d.
28	10	Delaware Conference, Printed Matter, March 1941-Nov 1942; n.d.
28	11	Drawings, Undated
28	12	Finance, April 1941-1942
28	13	Finance, Jan-Dec 1943; n.d.
28	14	Finance, Jan 1944-1947
28	15	Form Letters, Jan-Nov 1943
28	15	Four Fronts for Peace, Nov 1945; n.d.
28	16	International Round Table, Correspondence, March 1942-April 1943
28	17	International Round Table, Correspondence, May-June 15, 1943
28	18	International Round Table, Correspondence, June 16-July 20, 1943
28	19	International Round Table, Correspondence, July 21-Dec 1943; n.d.
28	20	International Round Table, Findings, July 1943
28	21	International Round Table, July 1943
28	22	International Round Table, Miscellaneous, April 1942-July 1943; n.d.
28	23	International Round Table, Personnel, April 1942; n.d.

29	1	International Round Table, Preliminary Study Reports, Undated
29	2	International Round Table, Preliminary Study Reports, Undated
29	3	International Round Table, Preliminary Study Reports, Undated
29	3	International Round Table, Press Releases and Broadcasts, June-Aug 1943; n.d.
29	4	International Round Table, Printed Matter, July 1943-Feb 1944; n.d.
29	4	International Round Table, Writings, Undated
29	5	Literature, Oct 1942-Jan 1943; n.d.
29	6	Minutes, March 1941-Nov 1943
29	7	Minutes, Jan 1944-June 1947; n.d.
29	8	Miscellaneous, Jan 1941-March 1947; n.d.
29	8	Personnel, Jan 1941-March 1947; n.d.
29	8	Post War World, Jan 1943-Oct 1945
29	9	Press Releases, June 1942-Feb 1945
29	10	Press Releases, March 1945-Oct 1946; n.d.
29	11	Printed Matter, Dec 1940-Aug 1942
29	12	Printed Matter, Oct 1942-1943
29	13	Printed Matter, Oct 1944-Oct 1947; n.d.
29	14	Six Pillars of Peace, Correspondence, July 1942-Nov 1943; n.d.
29	15	Six Pillars of Peace, Printed Matter, 1943; n.d.
29	16	Speakers, April-June 1945; n.d.
29	17	Study Groups, June 1942-1943; n.d.
29	18	World Organization "Curative and Creative" Statement, Jan-Oct 1944
29	19	Communism, Oct 1940-Sept 1950; n.d.
29	19	Connally Resolution, Oct-Nov 1943; n.d.

		CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS

29	20	American Civil Liberties Union, Jan 1943-June 1949
29	21	American Friends Service Committee, March 1941-Dec 1942
29	22	American Friends Service Committee, Jan-Dec 1943
29	22	Amnesty, Dec 1945-Dec 1949; n.d.
29	22	Appeals, May-June 1942
29	23	Brethren Service Committee, March 1942-Dec 1944
29	23	Bulletin on the Conscientious Objector, Dec 1940-Feb 1941
29	24	Civilian Public Service Camps, Amherst Meeting, Jan 1943
29	24	Civilian Public Service Camps, Chicago Conference, March-April 1943
29	24	Civilian Public Service Camps, Publications, May 1943-Jan 1944

30	1	Clippings, Jan 1941-March 1943; n.d.
30	2	Committee on the Conscientious Objector, May 1940-Feb 1950
30	3	Correspondence, General, Dec 1940-Jan 1949; n.d.
30	4	Federal Council Actions, May 1940-Dec 1946; n.d.
30	4	Inquiries, Aug 1941-Jan 1944
30	4	Martin G. Brumbaugh Reconstruction Unit, Sept 1942-Aug 1943
30	5	National Service Board for Religious Objectors, Correspondence, Jan 1941-Oct 1943
30	6	National Service Board for Religious Objectors, Correspondence, Jan 1944-Nov 1948
30	7	National Service Board for Religious Objectors, Correspondence, Feb 1949-1950
30	8	National Service Board for Religious Objectors, Memoranda, May 1941-Dec 1942
30	9	National Service Board for Religious Objectors, Memoranda, Jan 1943-Feb 1946
30	10	National Service Board for Religious Objectors, Minutes, Jan 1941-Nov 1942
30	11	National Service Board for Religious Objectors, Minutes, Jan 1943-July 1948; n.d.
30	11	National Service Board for Religious Objectors, The Reporter, Dec 1944-Dec 1950
30	11	National Service Board for Religious Objectors, Washington Conference, March 1948
30	12	Peacetime Conscription, May 1944-Nov 1945; n.d.
30	12	Princeton Plan, Dec 1942-March 1943
30	12	Printed Matter, 1940-1949; n.d.
30	13	Selective Service Act, Oct 1940-Aug 1948; n.d.
30	13	Servicing Conscientious Objectors Conference, July 1948
30	13	War Resisters League, Sept 1940-March 1944; n.d.
30	14	Winona Lake Conference, July-Sept 1941; n.d.
30	14	Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, April-Dec 1942
30	15	Continental Christian Leaders, April-July 1942; n.d.
30	15	Cooperative Movements Among Protestants, Jan-Nov 1932; n.d.
30	15	Copyright Permissions, Oct 1944-Jan 1948
30	15	Correspondence, Miscellaneous, Dec 1922-Dec 1950
30	16	Council for Social Action, May 1948
30	16	Council on Foreign Relations, Inc., 1938
30	17	Councils of Churches, Aug 1943-Jan 1945
30	18	Cross-Roads of American Foreign Policy, March-July 1947; n.d.
30	18	Departmental Division Responsibilities, Oct 1947; n.d.
30	18	Departmental Meetings, March 1948-Nov 1950
30	19	Departmental Program, 1924-June 1949
30	19	Departmental Relationship with Commission on a Just and Durable Peace, Dec 1945-Nov 1947; n.d.

		DISPLACED PERSONS

30	20	Church World Service, Sept 1946-May 1950
30	21	Citizens Committee on Displaced Persons, Feb 1947-Feb 1949
30	22	Citizens Committee on Displaced Persons, March-Dec 1949
30	23	Citizens Committee on Displaced Persons, Jan-June 1950; n.d.

31	1	Clippings, Jan 1946-Nov 1950; n.d.
31	2	Correspondence, Dec 1945-1948
31	3	Correspondence, Jan-Dec 1949; n.d.
31	4	Correspondence, Jan-Nov 1950; n.d.
31	5	Denominational Actions, 1946-April 1950; n.d.
31	5	Federal Council Actions, Sept 1946-Jan 1950
31	5	Hearings, March 1949-March 1950
31	6	Interfaith Group, Jan 1949-March 1950; n.d.
31	7	Legislation, March 1948-[1949?]
31	8	Legislation, Jan-April 1950; n.d.
31	9	Printed Matter, Dec 1942-1949; n.d.
31	10	Drake Conference, Feb 1944

		Dulles, John Foster

31	11	Articles, Jan 1942-June 1946; n.d.
31	12	Attacks on Dulles, Aug 1944-Nov 1948
31	13	Biographies, June 1944-Sept 1949; n.d.
31	13	British Trip, July 1942
31	14	Correspondence, March 1942-Dec 1950; n.d.
31	15	Resignation, April 1945-Dec 1949
31	16	Speeches, Oct 1939-Aug 1948
31	17	War or Peace, book, Jan-Oct 1950; n.d.
31	17	Yalta Conference, Feb-April 1945
31	18	Economic and Social Council, Undated
31	18	Ethiopia, Sept 1935; n.d.
31	18	European Church, Jan 1941-Oct 1944; n.d.

		European Recovery Program

31	19	The Churches and the European Recovery Program, Jan 1948
31	19	Committee for the Marshall Plan, Oct 1947-Feb 1948; n.d.
31	20	Correspondence, Sept 1947-Feb 1948
31	21	Correspondence, March-Dec 1948; n.d.
31	22	Correspondence, Feb 1949-Feb 1950; n.d.
31	22	Memorandum, Dec 1947
31	23	Printed Matter, June 1947-Feb 1948
31	24	Printed Matter, March 1948-June 1950; n.d.

32	1	Washington Meeting, Feb 1948
32	2	Washington Meeting, March 1948
32	3	Fagley, Richard M., Sept 1948-Aug 1950; n.d.

		Far East

32	4	The Churches and American Policy in the Far East, Nov 1949-Jan 1950; n.d.
32	5	Clippings, Feb 1944-July 1950; n.d.
32	6	Far East Group, Nov 1948-1949
32	7	Far East Settlement, Feb 1943-[1944?]
32	8	Far East Settlement, Jan-Sept 1947; n.d.
32	9	Far Eastern Statement, July 1949-Feb 1950
32	9	Miscellaneous, 1917-April 1950; n.d.
32	10	Peace in the Far East, Dec 1940-Oct 1947
32	11	Printed Matter, Sept 1916-Aug 1950; n.d.
32	12	Federal Council, Attacks on, April 1944-July 1950; n.d.
32	13	Federal Council, Meetings, Jan-Dec 1946
32	14	Federal Council, Meetings, 1946-Dec 1950
32	15	Federal Council, Statements and Actions, March 1924-Dec 1948
32	16	Federal Council, Statements and Actions, Jan 1949-Nov 1950; n.d.
32	16	Federal Union, June-Sept 1941
32	17	Fellowship of Reconciliation, 1948-1950	Digital
32	17	"Should the United States Adopt Permanent Military Conscription?" 1944	Digital
32	18	Finance, June 1933-1947
32	19	Finance, Jan 1948-1950; n.d.
32	20	Food, Nov 1940-1950; n.d.
32	20	Foreign Contacts, April 1943-April 1944
32	20	Foreign Correspondence, Dec 1949-April 1950
32	20	Foreign Inquiries, Feb 1943-June 1944
32	21	Foreign Missions Conference, July 1932-Dec 1948; n.d.
32	21	Formosa, Nov 1950
32	22	Articles, May 1942-1943; n.d.
32	23	Friends Committee on National Legislation, July 1948-Nov 1950

33	1	Genocide, Aug 1947-Aug 1949
33	2	Genocide, Oct 1949-May 1951
33	3	Genocide, Hearings, Aug 1949-March 1950
33	3	Genocide, United States Committee for a United Nations Genocide Convention, Aug 1947-Nov 1950; n.d.
33	4	German Church, Oct 1933-Sept 1949	Digital
33	5	German Church in Madrid, Spain, June-Aug 1949
33	5	German Group, Dec 1943-May 1944; n.d.
33	5	German Pastors, March-Oct 1950
33	6	German Statement, Jan 1942-Jan 1947
33	7	German Statement, Feb-March 1947
33	8	German Statement, April-June 1947; n.d.
33	8	Germany, [1919?]-Nov 1950; n.d.
33	9	Germany and Japan, May-Sept 1944; n.d.
33	9	Graves, H.B., March 1948-Aug 1949
33	9	Greece, March 1949-Jan 1950
33	10	Greece and Turkey, 1946-March 1947
33	11	Greece and Turkey, April-May 1947; n.d.
33	12	Gulick, Sidney L., 1914-April 1946; n.d.
33	13	Gulick, Sidney L., Writings, March 1919; n.d.
33	13	Gwinn, Ralph W., March 1946-May 1947
33	13	Hall, Cameron P., Feb 1950
33	13	Hatred in War Time, Jan-March 1944; n.d.
33	14	Havanna Conference, Aug 1940
33	14	High, Stanley, Aug 1949-Nov 1950; n.d.
33	15	Human Rights, Oct 1947-Oct 1948
33	16	Human Rights, Nov 1948-Nov 1949; n.d.
33	17	Human Rights, Commission of the Churches on International Affairs, Feb 1947-April 1950
33	17	Hungarian Reformed Church, Sept-Oct 1944
33	18	Immigration, June 1919-1947
33	19	Immigration, Feb-Dec 1948
33	20	Immigration, Jan 1949-Aug 1950; n.d.
33	21	Immigration, Committee for Equality in Naturalization, July 1946-June 1948
33	22	Immigration, Committee for Equality in Naturalization, Jan-Dec 1949; n.d.
33	23	Immigration, Europe, Nov-Dec 1945; n.d.
33	23	Immigration, Hearings, Undated

34	1	Immigration, Oriental Exclusion Act, Correspondence, Sept 1941-June 1943
34	2	Immigration, Oriental Exclusion Act, Correspondence, July-Dec 1943; n.d.
34	3	Immigration, Oriental Exclusion Act, Correspondence, March 1945-May 1949; n.d.
34	3	Immigration, Oriental Exclusion Act, Legislation, July 1943-Aug 1950; n.d.
34	4	India, Sept 1932-Feb 1948
34	5	India, Immigration, March 1944-June 1946; n.d.
34	6	Indiana World Peace Committee, Undated
34	7	Indonesia, March 1948-April 1950
34	8	Information Service, May 1936-Dec 1944
34	8	Inman, Samuel G., Jan-March 1948
34	8	Institute Speakers, Jan-March 1947; n.d.
34	9	Institute of Public Relations, March-Nov 1943
34	10	Institute of Public Relations, Feb 1944-1945
34	10	Interfaith Collaboration, 1942-Aug 1950
34	10	International Affairs Resolutions, Dec 1931-Oct 1932
34	11	International Affairs, Denominational Resolutions, Undated

		International Conference of Church Leaders on the Problem of World Order

34	12	Articles, Aug-Nov 1946; n.d.
34	12	Clippings, July-Sept 1946
34	13	Correspondence, Dec 1945-May 1946
34	14	Correspondence, June-July 1946
34	15	Correspondence, Aug-Oct 1946
34	16	Financial Matters, March 1946-March 1947
34	17	Memoranda, July 1939-Aug 1946
34	18	Miscellaneous, Feb-Aug 1946; n.d.
34	19	Questionnaire, March-Aug 1946
34	20	Press Releases, March-Aug 1946; n.d.
34	21	International Goodwill, newsletter, Sept 1924-March 1927
34	21	International Ideals, 1924; n.d.
34	21	International Law, April-July 1950
34	21	International Legal Assistance, March-April 1950
34	22	International Missionary Conference, Sept 1938
34	22	International Missionary CouncilOct 1933-Oct 1950
34	22	International Nickel Company, April 1943-Jan 1944
34	22	International Relations of the United States, May 1927-Jan 1933; n.d.
34	23	International Responsibilities of the United States, 1923-Dec 1926
34	23	International Student Service, July 1946

35	1	International Trade, June 1933-May 1947; n.d.
35	2	International Training Service, Inc., June-July 1948
35	2	International Trusteeship, Undated
35	2	Italian Matters, Jan 1947-Jan 1950

		Japan

35	3	Atlantic City Conference, April-May 1941
35	3	Brumbaugh, T.T., Jan-Dec 1932
35	4	California, 1907-1924; n.d.
35	5	Christian Churches in Japan and the War, May-June 1946
35	6	Christian Deputation to Japan, Articles, Nov 1945-March 1946	Digital*
35	6	Christian Deputation to Japan, Correspondence, July-Sept 1945	Digital
35	7	Christian Deputation to Japan, Correspondence, Oct 1945	Digital
35	7	Vision of Peace: A Report on the Origin, History, Purposes, and Program of the Commission on World Peace to the General Conference of the Methodist Church.	Digital*
35	7	"What Should a Christian Do?" By E. Stanley Jones.	Digital*
35	8	Christian Deputation to Japan, Correspondence, Nov 1945-April 1946; n.d.	Digital
35	9	Christian Deputation to Japan, Expenses, Sept 1945-Jan 1947; n.d.	Digital
35	10	Christian Deputation to Japan, Preparatory Work, July-Dec 1945; n.d.	Digital
35	11	Christian Deputation to Japan, Press Releases, Oct-Nov 1945; n.d.	Digital
35	11	Christian Deputation to Japan, Report, Oct 1945-July 1946; n.d.	Digital*
35	12	Clippings, April 1916-Nov 1950; n.d.
35	13	Evacuation Claims, [1944?]-May 1948
35	13	Foreign Missions Conference Report, Nov 1945
35	13	Grew, Joseph C., Dec 1943
35	13	Hawaii, 1922-Oct 1926; n.d.
35	14	Immigration and Naturalization, 1922-May 1947; n.d.
35	15	International Friendship Through the Churches Committee, Nov 1919-1920
35	16	Japan International Christian University, March-Dec 1946; n.d.	Digital
35	17	Japan International Christian University, Jan-Dec 1947; n.d.	Digital
35	18	Japan International Christian University, Jan 1948-June 1949	Digital
35	19	Japan International Christian University, July-Dec 1949; n.d.	Digital
35	20	Japan International Christian University, Jan-Nov 1950	Digital
35	21	Japanese Deputation from the United States, July-Nov 1941; n.d.
35	21	Methodist Film, Dec 1945-May 1946; n.d.
35	21	Miscellaneous, July 1915-1927; n.d.
35	22	Miscellaneous, April 1931-Dec 1945

36	1	Miscellaneous, Jan 1946-Nov 1950; n.d.
36	1	National Committee on American Japanese Relations, Feb 1921-1927; n.d.
36	2	Printed Matter, Feb 1914-1916
36	3	Printed Matter, June 1917-1935
36	4	Printed Matter, March 1942-March 1943; n.d.
36	5	Protestant Church Commission for Japanese Service, Dec 1942-Nov 1943; n.d.
36	5	Reconstruction of Cities, March-April 1946
36	6	Religions in Japan, March-Sept 1948
36	7	Returning Missionaries, Oct 1945
36	7	Riverside Conference, Jan-March 1941
36	8	Riverside Conference, April-Sept 1941
36	9	Riverside Conference, Nov 1941; n.d.
36	9	War Time Activities of United States Churches, Undated
36	10	Jewish Material, Dec 1915-1943; n.d.
36	10	Jewish Military Forces, Dec 1941-Sept 1942
36	10	Jewish Rabbis, Undated
36	11	Kagawa, Toyohiko, Jan 1946-May 1948
36	12	Korea, July 1919-Dec 1950; n.d.
36	13	Korea, Undated
36	14	L, Feb-Dec 1943
36	14	Labor, Oct 1936-June 1944; n.d.
36	14	Latin America, Sept 1924-Jan 1943
36	15	Layman's Movement for a Christian World, June 1948-Oct 1950; n.d.
36	16	League of Nations, March 1923-Jan 1930; n.d.
36	17	Legislation, Jan-Oct 1943; n.d.
36	17	Litany for World Peace, Sept 1946
36	17	Literature, [1926?]-1949; n.d.
36	17	Local Church Peace Committees, 1929; n.d.
36	18	Lutheran, Undated
36	18	Manchuria, May 1932-June 1933; n.d.
36	18	Mason, Jerry, May-Nov 1946
36	19	Men Conquer Guns, April-May 1933; n.d.
36	20	Message to Christians of All Lands, Jan 1917-April 1946; n.d.
36	21	Methodist, Dec 1942-1944; n.d.
36	21	Methodist Crusade for a New World Order, May-Dec 1943
36	22	Mexico, Dec 1919-1929; n.d.
36	22	Mid-Century Conference for Peace, April-May 1950
36	23	Mimeographed Material, Jan-Dec 1942; n.d.
36	24	Mimeographed Material, Jan-Dec 1943; n.d.
36	25	Mimeographed Material, Jan-Dec 1944; n.d.

37	1	Mimeographed Material, Jan-July 1945
37	2	Mimeographed Material, Sept-Dec 1945
37	3	Mimeographed Material, Jan-Dec 1946; n.d.
37	4	Minutes, June 1917-1933
37	5	Minutes, Jan 1934-Nov 1936
37	6	Minutes, March 1937-Dec 1950; n.d.
37	7	Moscow Declarations, Nov-Dec 1943; n.d.
37	7	Moslems and Jews, Undated
37	7	Narcotics Control, March 1922-1924; n.d.
37	7	The Nation, Nov 1949-Nov 1950
37	8	National Association of Evangelicals, Sept-Oct 1946
37	8	National Broadcasting Co., 1943; n.d.
37	8	National Council of Churches, Sept 1949-Nov 1950; n.d.
37	9	National Mental Health Foundation, Aug-Dec 1946; n.d.
37	10	National Mental Health Foundation, Jan 1947-Feb 1948
37	11	National Peace Conference, Jan 1939-Dec 1950; n.d.
37	12	National Peace Council, Nov 1945-June 1950
37	13	National Study Conference, Dec 1925-March 1940
37	13	National Study Conference, Cleveland
37	14	Arrangements, Oct 1948-March 1949
37	14	Background Documents, March 1949
37	14	Criticism and Comment, March-May 1949
37	15	Distribution of Reports, March-June 1949; n.d.
37	15	Europe Committee, Dec 1948-1949; n.d.
37	16	Expenses, Nov 1948-June 1949
37	17	Far East Commission, Dec 1948-1949; n.d.
37	18	Guiding Principles Committee, Jan-March 1949; n.d.
37	18	Message Committee, Feb-March 1949; n.d.
37	19	Miscellaneous, June 1948-Feb 1949
37	20	Miscellaneous, March-Oct 1949; n.d.
37	21	Preliminary Inquiry, June-Sept 1948
37	22	Publicity, Feb-June 1949
37	23	Religious Freedom Actions, March 1949
37	24	United Nations Committee, July 1948-1949
37	25	World Order Committee, Jan-March 1949; n.d.

38	1	Near East, Sept 1916-Aug 1950; n.d.
38	1	Neutrality, American, 1935; n.d.
38	1	New Governments, Recognition of, Sept 1933-Jan 1950
38	1	New Zealand, July 1943-April 1944; n.d.
38	2	Nexus Committee, Jan 1924-Dec 1926
38	2	North American Ecumenical Conference, June 1941
38	3	North Atlantic Security Pact, Feb-April 1949
38	4	North Atlantic Security Pact, May 1949-July 1950
38	5	Obligatory Collective Security, May 1943
38	6	Opher, Ahron, Jan-March 1946
38	6	Orphans in Europe, Undated
38	6	Oxford Conference on Peace Aims, July-Sept 1942
38	7	Palestine, Jan 1940-1946
38	8	Palestine, Jan 1947-Feb 1950; n.d.
38	9	Palestine, American Christian Palestine Committee, May 1946-Aug 1950; n.d.
38	10	Palestine, Internationalization of Jerusalem, 1947-Oct 1949
38	11	Palestine, Internationalization of Jerusalem, Nov 1949-Dec 1950; n.d.
38	12	Palestine, World Truth League, Nov 1948-June 1950; n.d.
38	13	Pan American Conference, Nov-Dec 1933
38	14	Pan American Union, Oct 1948-1949; n.d.
38	14	Peace and Arbitration, Commission on, 1915-Dec 1916; n.d.
38	14	Peace Crusade of the Churches, Dec 1933-1934
38	14	Peace Declamation Contest, [1927]
38	15	Peace Plans and Proposals, June 1942-Sept 1943
38	16	Peace Plans and Proposals, Oct-Dec 1943; n.d.
38	17	Peace Plans and Proposals, Jan-July 1944
38	18	Peace Plans and Proposals, Aug 1944-1945
38	19	Personnel, [1933?]-Nov 1950; n.d.
38	20	Philadelphia Meeting, Correspondence, Oct-Nov 1947
38	21	Philadelphia Meeting, Correspondence, Dec 1947
38	22	Philadelphia Meeting, Correspondence, Jan 1948
38	23	Philadelphia Meeting, Memoranda, Dec 1947-Jan 1948; n.d.
38	24	Philadelphia Meeting, Memoranda, Undated
38	25	Philadelphia Meeting, Miscellaneous, Nov 1947-Jan 1948; n.d.

39	1	Philippines, Dec 1932-Dec 1933
39	2	Point IV, March 1949-Jan 1950
39	3	Point IV, Feb-Dec 1950
39	4	Policy Committee, Nov 1949-Jan 1950
39	4	Polls, Jan 1943-Aug 1944
39	5	A Positive Program for Peace, Correspondence, March-July 1948; n.d.
39	6	A Positive Program for Peace, Drafts, March-April 16, 1948
39	7	A Positive Program for Peace, Drafts, April 23-26, 1948; n.d.
39	8	Post War Planning, Government Agencies, Feb-Nov 1942
39	8	Post War World, 1941-April 1945
39	9	Post War World, Government Declarations, Jan 1942-Sept 1943
39	9	Post War World Council, April-May 1949
39	10	Presbyterian, Jan 1943-1944
39	10	Princeton Consultation, March 1942
39	11	Printed Matter, 1923-June 1945; n.d.
39	11	Promotional Literature, 1924-1942; n.d.
39	12	A Psychological Approach to World Peace, July 1945-June 1948
39	13	The Psychological Understanding of Religion, Jan 1947
39	13	Publications, Nov 1949-Feb 1950
39	13	Reformed Church, Oct 1943-1944; n.d.
39	14	Relations with the Orient, Committee on, Jan 1917-Feb [1930?]
39	14	Relief, Dec 1916-1947; n.d.
39	15	Religion in the News, Correspondence, Dec 1942-Jan 1947
39	16	Religion in the News, Correspondence, May 1949-Jan 1950; n.d.
39	16	Religion in the News, Finance, Nov 1940-March 1949
39	17	Religion in the News, Scripts, Feb 1935-Dec 1936
39	18	Religion in the News, Scripts, Jan 1937-Dec 1938
39	19	Religion in the News, Scripts, Jan 1939-Dec 1940
39	20	Religion in the News, Scripts, Jan 1941-Dec 1942
39	21	Religion in the News, Scripts, Jan 1943-Dec 1944

40	1	Religion in the News, Scripts, Jan 1945-Dec 1946
40	2	Religion in the News, Scripts, Oct 1947-Dec 1948
40	3	Religion in the News, Scripts, Jan 1949-May 1950
40	4	Religious Liberty, May 1942- Feb 1950; n.d.
40	5	Religious Liberty, Joint Committee on, May 1944-Oct 1950
40	6	Religious Persecution in Eastern Europe, Jan-May 1949
40	6	Resolutions, June 1941-May 1947; n.d.
40	6	Roddan, Andrew, Undated
40	7	Roosevelt, Franklin D., Nov 1932-Nov 1935; n.d.
40	8	Russia, Oct 1921-June 1947; n.d.
40	9	Russian Group, Sept 1943-June 1944
40	10	Russian Group, July-Nov 1944; n.d.
40	11	Scarlett, William, Jan 1949-Dec 1950
40	11	Scotland, Church of, May 1941
40	11	Seamans, Harry, Feb 1948-Oct 1950
40	11	Slavery, March 1924-Nov 1930; n.d.
40	11	Social Action Secretaries, Dec 1945-Dec 1950
40	12	South Africa, June 1942-July 1949
40	13	South Africa, Aug 1949-Nov 1950
40	14	Soviet-American Relations, March 1933-Oct 1946
40	15	Soviet-American Relations, Nov 1946-Feb 1949
40	15	Speeches, Government Officials, Jan-July 1942
40	16	The Spiritual Issues of the War, Jan 1943-June 1945
40	16	Student News Letter, May 1926-Jan 1927
40	17	Stockholm Appeal, March-Nov 1950
40	17	Surveys, June 1945-June 1950
40	18	Taft, Charles P., Jan-Dec 1947
40	18	Ten Peace Points, July 1942
40	18	Unitarian, March 1943-Dec 1950
40	19	United Christian Council for Democracy, Feb-Oct 1943
40	19	United Church of Canada, 1944; n.d.
40	19	United Council of Church Women, May 1945-[1950?]

		United Nations

40	20	ABC Summaries, May 1946
40	20	American Association for the United Nations, March 1945-Sept 1950
40	20	Charter of the United Nations, June-July 1945
40	21	Children's Emergency Fund, June 1948-Nov 1950
40	21	Correspondence (General), April 1943-Nov 1950

41	1	Dumbarton Oaks, 1944; n.d.
41	1	Federal Council Actions, Nov 1944-Sept 1950; n.d.
41	1	Foreign Ministers' Conferences, Sept 1945-1946
41	2	National Citizens Committee for UN Day, Aug 1948-1949
41	3	National Citizens Committee for UN Day, April- Dec 1950; n.d.
41	4	National Organizations for the United Nations, May 1946-Dec 1950
41	5	Printed Matter, Oct 1942-1948; n.d.
41	6	Riverside Church Service, March-Dec 1946; n.d.
41	6	San Francisco Conference, Feb-March 1945
41	7	San Francisco Conference, April 1945
41	8	San Francisco Conference, May 1945
41	9	San Francisco Conference, June-July 1945; n.d.
41	9	United Nations Day, Sept-Nov 1947
41	9	United Nations Institute, Oct 1946-Feb 1947
41	10	United Nations Memoranda (Series 1), [1946?]-March 1948
41	11	United Nations Memoranda (Series 2 and 3), Sept 1948-June 1950
41	12	United Nations Memoranda (Series 4), Sept-Dec 1950
41	12	United Nations Without Russia, May 1950
41	13	United Nations Committee of California, April 1942-Aug 1943
41	13	United Nations Review, April-May 1943
41	13	United States Army Chaplains, Jan-April 1943
41	13	United States Congress, [May?] 1943-July 1950; n.d.
41	14	United States Department of Labor, March 1943
41	14	United States Department of State, Jan 1933-July 1945
41	15	United States Department of State, Jan 1946-1950
41	16	United States Department of State, Conferences, March 1948-Dec 1949
41	17	United States Department of State, Conferences, Jan-Nov 1950; n.d.
41	18	United States Economic Cooperation Administration, Feb-March 1949
41	18	United States Navy, Feb 1928-April 1938
41	18	United States Navy Chaplains, Undated
41	18	United States Office of Civilian Defense, [1943?]; n.d.
41	19	United States Office of War Information, Oct 1942-1943; n.d.
41	20	United States Secretary of State, Jan 1933-Oct 1950
41	20	United States Senate, Feb 1932-March 1950; n.d.

		Universal Military Training

42	1	Alternatives to Universal Military Training, Feb 1945-Feb 1946
42	1	American Legion, Sept 1944-Jan 1946; n.d.
42	2	Clippings, June 1926-Dec 1950; n.d.
42	3	Congressional Committee Members, Jan-Sept 1945; n.d.
42	3	Conscription News, Oct 1945-May 1946
42	4	Conscription News, June 1947-April 1950; n.d.
42	5	Correspondence, Jan-Nov 1933
42	6	Correspondence, Nov 1943-1944
42	7	Correspondence, Jan-Dec 1945
42	8	Correspondence, Jan 1946-Dec 1947
42	9	Correspondence, Jan-Nov 1948; n.d.
42	10	Denominational Actions, Jan 1944-1946
42	11	Denominational Actions, Jan 1947-Dec 1950; n.d.
42	12	Discussion Outlines and Study Guides, Feb 1945-Feb 1946; n.d.
42	12	Draft Termination, Jan-May 1946
42	12	Editorials on Peacetime Conscription, Nov 1944-May 1945; n.d.
42	12	Federal Council Actions, Nov 1933-April 1948; n.d.
42	13	Friends Committee on National Legislation, Feb 1947-May 1948; n.d.
42	14	Hearings, May 1945-Feb 1946
42	15	Hearings, March 1946-April 1950; n.d.
42	15	Industrial College of the Armed Forces, Feb-March 1948
42	15	Landis, Benson Y., Jan-May 1948
42	16	Legislation, Jan 1926-Dec 1947
42	17	Legislation, Feb 1948-Aug 1950; n.d.
42	17	Martin Resolution, July-Aug 1945
42	18	Militarism in Education, Committee on, Jan-Oct 1944
42	18	Military Plans and Statements, June 1945; n.d.
42	18	Ministers Refusing to Register for the Draft, 1948
42	18	Moral and Religious Issues, May 1946; n.d.
42	19	National Council Against Conscription, Nov 1945-Dec 1950; n.d.
42	20	Post War Conscription in Britain, Nov 1944-July 1945; n.d.
42	20	Post War World Council, March 1945-April 1949
42	20	President's Advisory Commission, Dec 1946-July 1947; n.d.

43	1	Printed Matter, [1926?]-Sept 1945
43	2	Printed Matter, 1946-Feb 1948; n.d.
43	3	Public Opinion Polls, Dec 1944-Oct 1947; n.d.
43	3	Questionnaire, March-Sept 1944; n.d.
43	3	Resolutions of Protestant [UNK] Bodies on Peacetime Military Training, Undated
43	3	Resolutions of Protestant Church Bodies on Universal Military Training, Sept 1947; n.d.
43	4	Selective Service Act, Oct 1940-Dec 1950
43	4	Service Men's Statements, Nov 1943-March 1946; n.d.
43	4	Social Action Secretaries, Jan 1946-July 1948; n.d.
43	5	Universal Military Training, Committee on, Oct-Nov 1947; n.d.
43	6	Universities Committee on Post-War International Problems, Feb 1945; n.d.

		Van Kirk, Walter

43	7	Addresses, June 1941-Nov 1947
43	8	Addresses, Feb 1948-1950; n.d.
43	9	Articles, Jan 1931-1941
43	10	Articles, Jan-Dec 1942; n.d.
43	11	Articles, March 1943-1945
43	12	Articles, Jan 1946-1948
43	13	Articles, Jan 1949-Nov 1950
43	14	Articles, 1950; n.d.
43	15	Books, Dec 1941-July 1946; n.d.
43	15	British Trip, Correspondence, Jan-Sept 1942; n.d.
43	16	British Trip, Printed Matter, July 1941-1942
43	17	British Trip, Printed Matter, Undated
43	18	Broadcasts, April 1941-1944
43	19	Broadcasts, April 1945-May 1948; n.d.
43	20	Engagements, March 1945-Dec 1949
43	21	Engagements, Jan-Dec 1950

44	1	Miscellaneous, Dec 1933-July 1949; n.d.
44	2	National Conference of Christians and Jews, Jan-April 1944
44	2	Pacific Coast Trip, Dec 1941-Jan 1942; n.d.
44	2	Personal Publicity, May 1941-March 1942
44	3	Religion and the World of Tomorrow, Jan-Dec 1942; n.d.
44	4	Sabbatical Leave, April 1946-Oct 1947
44	5	"Ten Commandments,"1943-Sept 1950; n.d.
44	5	West Coast Trip, Sept 1949-Aug 1950; n.d.
44	6	Wales, 1925-1926
44	6	Wallace-Stalin Letters, May 1948
44	6	War Resisters League, 1948-June 1949; n.d.
44	6	Warless World, June 1924-1925; n.d.
44	7	Washington Information Service, National Peace Conference, Oct 1938-Dec 1939
44	8	Washington Information Service, National Peace Conference, Jan 1940-Jan 1941
44	9	The White Cross, Inc., Feb 1926-Oct 1928
		Woolley, Mary E., July 1947-Jan 1948
44	10	World Alliance for International Friendship, Correspondence and Minutes, Jan 1917-Dec 1943; n.d.
44	11	World Alliance for International Friendship, Printed Matter, 1914-Dec 1941
44	12	World Alliance for International Friendship, Printed Matter, Undated
44	13	World Conference on Faith and Order, 1942
44	14	World Council of Churches, June 1940-Oct 1950; n.d.
44	15	World Council of Churches, Amsterdam Conference, June-Sept 1947
44	16	World Council of Churches, Amsterdam Conference, Oct 1947
44	17	World Council of Churches, Amsterdam Conference, Nov-Dec 1947
44	18	World Council of Churches, Amsterdam Conference, Jan 1948-April 1949
44	19	World Council of Churches, Amsterdam Conference, Undated
44	20	World Court, Jan 1922-1924
44	20	World Court, Jan 1925-Sept 1932; n.d.
44	20	World Federation, Jan 1943
44	21	World Friendship Among Children, Committee on, June 1926-1931
44	22	World Friendship Among Children, Committee on, Feb 1932-Dec 1950
44	23	World Friendship Among Children, Committee on, Undated
44	24	World Government, The Annals, July 1949
44	24	World Order Committee, Questionnaire, Nov 1948-Aug 1949

45	1	World Order Day, May 1943-Oct 1950
45	1	World Order Essay Contest, Undated
45	1	World Order Objectives, 1947
45	2	World Order Strategy Conferences, Dec 1946-April 1947
45	3	World Order Strategy Conferences, May-July 1947; n.d.
45	4	World Order Workshops, Oct 1948-Feb 1949
45	5	World Order Workshops, March 1949
45	6	World Order Workshops, April 1949
45	7	World Order Workshops, May-Nov 1949
45	8	World Order Workshops, Undated
45	9	World Peace Foundation, March 1943; n.d.
45	9	World Peace Pact, 1928-1929; n.d.
45	9	World Union of Peace Organizations, Dec 1947-Aug 1948
45	10	Young Men's Christian Association, Aug 1931
45	10	Youth and World Peace, 1925-1943; n.d.

		PART B. DEPARTMENT OF CHRISTIAN SOCIAL RELATIONS, 1908-1950

46	1	A, March 1921-Nov 1928
46	1	American Association for Economic Freedom, July 1939-Feb 1940
46	2	American Federation of Labor, Sept 1925-Sept 1944; n.d.
46	2	American Friends Service Committee, May 1940-Nov 1942
46	2	American Security Union, Aug 1940-April 1941
46	3	American Social Hygiene Association, Oct 1930-Feb 1933
46	4	Appeal Letters, Dec 1933-April 1945
46	4	Arnold, Thurman, March-June 1941
46	4	Audubon Park, May-Aug 1943
46	5	B, Nov 1932-June 1945
46	5	Basle Conference, April-June 1932
46	6	Birth Control, Clippings, March 21, 1931
46	7	Birth Control, Clippings, March 22-28, 1931
46	8	Birth Control, Clippings, March 29-April 20, 1931
46	9	Birth Control, Clippings, April-Sept 1931; n.d.
46	10	Bleachery Life, Oct 1918-Dec 1921
46	11	Bleachery Life, Jan 1922-March 1925
46	12	Brooklyn Edison Co., [1932?]
46	12	Brown and Bailey Co. Study, July 1926-June 1930
46	12	Budget, May 1930-1943
46	13	C, Feb 1921-Oct 1945
46	13	California Trip of James Myers, Oct-Nov 1934
46	13	Chamber of Commerce, Dec 1941

		CHAPLAINS

46	14	Articles, Reports, Surveys, March 1935-1940; n.d.
46	15	Bureau of Prisons, Oct 1934-April 1940
46	16	Conferences, 1938-May 1939
46	17	Conferences, May 1940
46	17	Industrial Chaplains, April-Aug 1946
46	18	Prison Chaplains Committee, 1933-[1938?]
46	19	Prison Chaplains Committee, Jan 1939-1942
46	20	Prison Chaplains Committee, Jan 1943-Oct 1946; n.d.
46	21	Child Labor, Dec 1923-Jan 1938; n.d.
46	22	Child Welfare Department, Jan 1922-March 1929
46	23	Christian Action on Social Problems, March 1939
46	24	Christian Cooperative Fellowship in North America, May 1936-Jan 1938; n.d.

47	1	Church and Cooperatives Committee, April 1937-1938
47	2	Church and Cooperatives Committee, Jan 1939-1941
47	3	Church and Cooperatives Committee, Jan 1942-1946; n.d.
47	4	Church and Industrial Peace, Oct 1920
47	4	Church and Organized Labor, Dec 1942-March 1944
47	5	Church and Social Service Department, Minutes, Oct 1909-Dec 1913
47	6	Church and Social Service Department, Minutes, Dec 1914-Oct 1925
47	7	Church and Social Service Department, Minutes, Feb 1926-Oct 1930
47	8	Church and Social Service Department, Minutes, Jan 1931-Oct 1946; n.d.
47	9	Church Emergency Relief Committee, Nov 1929-1930
47	10	Church Emergency Relief Committee, Jan-Dec 1931
47	11	Church Emergency Relief Committee, Jan 1932-Nov 1933
47	12	Church Emergency Relief Committee, Jan 1934-[1935?]
47	13	Church Emergency Relief Committee, Jan-March 1936
47	14	Church Emergency Relief Committee, April-May 1936
47	15	Church Emergency Relief Committee, June-Dec 1936
47	16	Church Emergency Relief Committee, June 1937-Dec 1939
47	17	Church Emergency Relief Committee, Jan 1940-June 1942; n.d.
47	18	Church Emergency Relief Committee, Clippings, Aug 1931-Nov 1940
47	19	Civil Liberties, March 1935-Nov 1941
47	19	Civil Liberties, Jersey City, Dec 1937-Oct 1939

		CIVILIAN PUBLIC SERVICE CAMPS

47	20	Bedford Camp, Aug 1943-March 1944
47	21	Correspondence, July 1941-1942
47	22	Correspondence, Jan 1943-March 1945

48	1	Detached Service, Feb 1942-Oct 1943
48	1	Labor Course, 1939-Jan 1944; n.d.
48	2	Labor School, May 1942-Aug 1943
48	3	Labor School, Sept 1943-1944; n.d.
48	4	Union Members, Dec 1942-March 1944
48	4	Visits to Camps, Oct 1941-1942

		COAL AREAS RELIEF

48	5	Articles, March 1931-Jan 1936; n.d.
48	6	Clippings, Aug 1930-Nov 1938; n.d.
48	7	Coal Areas Committee, June 1933-Nov 1939; n.d.
48	7	Coal Labor Boards, Jan 1934-Jan 1935
48	8	Correspondence, June-Dec 1931
48	9	Correspondence, Jan-Dec 1932
48	10	Correspondence, Jan-Dec 1933
48	11	Correspondence, Jan 1934-Dec 1935
48	12	Correspondence, Jan 1936-1939; n.d.
48	13	Dickinson, Edwards, Correspondence and Reports, Dec 1934-Feb 1939; n.d.
48	14	Field Notes, Aug 1931-[1932?]
48	15	Field Reports, Kentucky (General), Nov 1932-Feb 1934
48	15	Kentucky, Bell County, Dec 1932-Feb 1936
48	15	Kentucky, Blue Diamond, Feb-April 1934
48	15	Kentucky, Breathett County, Dec 1932-Feb 1934
48	15	Kentucky, Floyd and Johnson Counties, Dec 1933-May 1934
48	15	Kentucky, Harlan County, Dec 1932-Jan 1934
48	15	Kentucky, Letcher County, Dec 1932-April 1934
48	15	Kentucky, Perry County, Dec 1932-April 1934
48	15	Kentucky, Pike County, Dec 1932-March 1934
48	16	Field Reports, Ohio, Shadyside, Feb 1934-Dec 1935
48	16	Pennsylvania, Cambria and Clearfield Counties, Dec 1932-March 1936
48	16	Pennsylvania, Westmoreland County, Jan 1934
48	17	Field Reports, West Virginia, Boone County, Dec 1932-Dec 1933
48	17	West Virginia, Logan County, Dec 1932-April 1936
48	17	West Virginia, Monongalia County, Sept 1931-April 1933
48	17	West Virginia, Tucker County, Dec 1932-May 1933
48	17	Field Reports, West Virginia, Tygart Valley, April 1934-April 1936
		West Virginia, Wyoming County, May 1933
48	18	Field Trips, Feb 1932-1934
48	19	Field Work, June 1932-Oct 1935; n.d.
48	20	Finances, Nov 1931-May 1938
48	21	Friendly Advisers, Sept 1933-March 1934; n.d.
48	22	Guffey-Snyder Coal Bill, Jan 1932-Aug 1935
48	23	Hamilton, Stanley, Correspondence, Jan 1934-Dec 1936
48	24	Hamilton, Stanley, Correspondence, Jan 1937-[1938?]; n.d.
48	25	Hamilton, Stanley, Field Reports, Feb 1934-Feb 1939
48	26	Hanna Coal Company, Aug 1934-May 1936
48	26	Harlan Prisoners, March 1934-Dec 1935

49	1	Home Service Robin, newsletter, July 1933-Sept 1934
49	2	Illinois Coal Fields, May 1933
49	2	Kentucky, May 1931-March 1934; n.d.
49	3	Ohio, Aug 1931-June 1932
49	3	Pamphlets and Leaflets, Nov 1928-Jan 1938; n.d.
49	4	Pennsylvania, June-Oct 1931
49	4	Play, "Shoes -- An American Tragedy," Jan-Oct 1939
49	5	Promotion, Appeal Letters, Nov 1931-March 1936
49	6	Promotion, Appeals to Large Contributors, Nov 1931-April 1935
49	7	Promotion, Denominations, Church Councils, Religious Organizations, Oct 1931-July 1934
49	8	Promotion, Lists, Nov 1933; n.d.
49	8	Promotion, Meetings, July 1932-April 1933
49	8	Promotion, Motion Pictures and Slides, June 1932-April 1933
49	9	Promotion, Photographs (correspondence), May 1933-Aug 1934
49	9	Promotion, Prospects, July 1932-Nov 1933; n.d.
49	10	Promotion, Small Groups and Individual Churches, Nov 1931-Dec 1932
49	11	Promotion, Small Groups and Individual Churches, Jan 1933-July 1935
49	12	Promotion, Statements and Information for Distribution, Oct 1931-1933; n.d.
49	13	Publicity, Jan 1931-[1935?]; n.d.
49	14	Publicity Service, Jan-June 1934; n.d.
49	15	Publicity Service, March-Dec 1938; n.d.
49	16	Rehabilitation, Jan 1932-March 1936; n.d.
49	17	Save the Children Fund, Jan-Dec 1932
49	18	Save the Children Fund, Jan-Dec 1933; n.d.
49	19	Senate Investigations, March-May 1932
49	19	Strikes, Undated
49	20	Study Outline, Oct 1931-April 1936
49	21	Union Contacts, Sept 1933-Feb 1936; n.d.
49	22	West Virginia, April 1931-July 1933
49	22	Workers' Education, May 1934-1936
49	23	Coal Situation, Jan 1932-Feb 1934
49	24	Committee for Industrial Organizations and Congress of Industrial Organizations, May 1937-June 1945
49	24	Community Relations Department, Dec 1922-Feb 1925

		CONFERENCES

49	25	Democracy and Economic Planning, July 1938-June 1939
49	26	Industrial Conferences, Sept 1920-March 1934; n.d.
49	27	Informal Conferences, Nov 1939-April 1943

50	1	Miscellaneous, Nov 1911-Feb 1944 (Includes preservation photocopy of Commission on the Church and Social Service interdenominational conference minutes, Nov. 8-9, 1911)
87	1	Commission on the Church and Social Service interdenominational conference minutes, Nov. 8-9, 1911 (original documents; oversize)
50	2	New Orleans, Jan 1928-April 1929
50	3	Organized Labor and Consumers' Cooperatives, July 1938-April 1946; n.d.
50	4	Religion and Consumer Cooperation, Jan 1939-April 1942
50	4	Congressional Hearings, Dec 1933-Feb 1934
50	5	Conscientious Objectors, June 1939-July 1944
50	5	Consumer Clearing House, June 1942-March 1944
50	6	Consumer Groups, Nov 1933-Feb 1937
50	6	Consumers' Cooperative Services, May 1936-April 1941
50	7	The Cooperative League, Nov 1934-Dec 1939
50	8	The Cooperative League, Jan 1940-Sept 1945; n.d.
50	9	The Cooperative League, Labor Committee, March 1938-June 1943; n.d.
50	10	Cooperative Movement, Oct 1933-Oct 1945; n.d.
50	11	Cooperative Organizations, Oct 1935-1940
50	12	Cooperative Organizations, Jan 1941-Nov 1944; n.d.
50	13	Cooperatives and Preaching Mission, Feb-Oct 1936; n.d.
50	14	D, March 1921-Feb 1940
50	14	Delinquents, Committee on, Jan 1923-April 1930; n.d.
50	14	Delta Cooperative Farm, May 1935-Aug 1942; n.d.
50	15	Deportation of Immigrants (Kerr Bill), 1921-May 1936; n.d.
50	16	Do You Know Labor? by James Myers, Dec 1918-July 1942
50	17	Do You Know Labor? by James Myers, Aug 1942-Jan 1943; n.d.
50	18	Employment and Unemployment, April 1929-1937; n.d.
50	19	Engagements, 1931-1934
50	20	Engagements, Jan-June 1935
50	21	Engagements, July-Dec 1935
50	22	Engagements, Jan-March 1936
50	23	Engagements, April-Nov 1936
50	24	Engagements, Jan 1937-Aug 1939

51	1	Engagements, Jan 1940-Aug 1945
51	2	Engagements, Clippings, Dec 1934-1943; n.d.
51	3	European Study Tour, Jan-July 1938; n.d.
51	4	European Trip of James Myers, April-May 1932
51	5	Eviction Hearings, May-June 1933
51	6	Eviction Hearings, July-Nov 1933; n.d.
51	7	Fair Employment Practice Committee, Oct 1941-Jan 1946
51	8	Fair Employment Practice Committee, Philadelphia Transport Case, Jan-Dec 1943
51	8	Farm Labor, March-July 1934; n.d.
51	9	Finance, Appeals and Contributions, Jan 1928-1932
51	10	Finance, Appeals and Contributions, Jan 1933-Dec 1946
51	11	Foundations, Appeals to, Jan 1937-Dec 1939
51	12	Foundations, Appeals to, Jan 1940-1945
51	13	Georgia Chain Gang, Jan-March 1933
51	13	Germany, Friends of German Freedom, May 1939
51	13	Goodwin Plan, Oct-Nov 1933; n.d.
51	13	Hall, Cameron P., June 1942 -1946
51	13	Harris, Gerlad, Oct-Dec 1939
51	13	High Point, North Carolina, April-Aug 1933
51	13	Holt, Arthur E., May-Dec 1919
51	14	Housing, Oct 1932-Aug 1940
51	14	Housing, Wagner Bill, April 1936-April 1937
51	15	Imperial Valley, California, March-May 1934; n.d.

		INDIANAPOLIS SEMINAR

51	16	Correspondence, General, Jan 1935-June 1936
51	17	Correspondence with Denominational Delegates, Aug-Dec 1935
51	18	Correspondence with Delegates-at-Large, Aug 1935-Jan 1936
51	19	Resolutions, Findings, and Reports, Sept 1935-Feb 1936
51	19	Speakers and Program, Oct 1935-July 1936
51	19	Industrial Communities Committee, May 1929-March 1930
51	20	Industrial Division, Highlights and Comments, 1921-[1946?]; n.d.
51	21	Industrial Division, Memoranda, Nov 1938-Oct 1945; n.d.
51	21	Industrial Division, Meetings, April-May 1946
51	22	Industrial Division, Minutes, Dec 1919-Oct 1946; n.d.
51	23	Industrial Division, Reports, Dec 1908-1946
51	24	Interfaith Statements, March 1935-Oct 1946
51	25	International Council of Religious Education, 1936-Nov 1939

52	1	International Labor Office, July 1931-July 1938
52	1	Kagawa, Toyohiko, Jan 1935-Nov 1938

52	1	Kentucky Miners Defense, Dec 1936-March 1941
52	2	Labor, Oct 1928-May 1943; n.d.
52	2	Labor Injunctions, April 1928-1930
52	3	Labor Sunday, [1912?]-1930
52	4	Labor Sunday, 1931-1950; n.d.
52	4	Legislation, April 1920-June 1938
52	5	Legislation, Jan 1939-Jan 1946; n.d.
52	6	Liberty and Democratic Leadership, March 1935
52	7	M, Feb 1921-Oct 1946; n.d.
52	8	Marion, North Carolina, Textile Workers Relief, Oct-Dec 1929
52	9	Marion, North Carolina, Textile Workers Relief, [1929?]
52	10	Marion, North Carolina, Textile Workers Relief, Jan-Oct 1930
52	11	Marion, North Carolina, Textile Workers Relief, Jan-Oct 1931

		MARRIAGE AND THE HOME COMMISSION

52	12	Correspondence and Minutes, Feb 1914-1948
52	13	Correspondence and Minutes, April 1949-Dec 1950
52	14	Printed Matter, Dec 1916-1938
52	14	Report of the Commission on Family Life to the Quadrennial Meeting of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America	Digital
52	14	Has the American Home Become Unstable?	Digital
52	14	Building Spiritual Foundations in the Family	Digital*
52	15	Printed Matter, May 1940-1949
52	16	Printed Matter, 1950; n.d.
52	17	Motion Pictures, 1922-1934; n.d.

		MYERS, JAMES

52	18	Appointment as Field Secretary, April-Sept 1925; n.d.
52	18	Comments on, Jan 1927-May 1942; n.d.
52	18	Miscellaneous, April 1915-Jan 1945; n.d.
52	18	Reports, July 1925-June 1926
52	19	Writings, March 1920-1936
52	20	Writings, Jan 1937-July 1939
52	21	Writings, Aug 1940-1946
52	22	Writings, Undated
52	23	N, July 1933-July 1942; n.d.
52	24	National Association of Manufacturers, Oct 1940-March 1944
52	24	National Kagawa Coordinating Advisory Committee, Jan-June 1936; n.d.
52	25	National Recovery Act, Feb 1932-July 1935; n.d.
52	25	National Religion and Labor Foundation, March 1932-Nov 1935

53	1	New Bedford, Massachusetts, Aug 1927-1929; n.d.
53	2	Old Age Pensions, Oct 1929-Sept 1934; n.d.
53	2	Onion Industry, Dec 1934-May 1935
53	3	Pamphlets, Dec 1908-1946; n.d.
53	4	Peace, Sept-Dec 1939; n.d.
53	4	Peace Between American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, July 1936-Oct 1940
53	5	Pendle Hill Conference, April-July 1941
53	5	The People's Lobby, Dec 1938-June 1939
53	5	Poll Tax, April 1940-April 1943
53	6	Prayers for Self and Society, Aug 1934-June 1937; n.d.
53	7	Press Releases, Nov 1927-1941
53	8	Printed Matter, Dec 1908-1919
53	9	Printed Matter, 1920
53	10	Printed Matter, 1921-1932
53	11	Printed Matter, 1936-Jan 1950
53	12	Printed Matter, Undated
53	13	Psychsurgery Conference, June 1950
53	13	Publications of the FCC, July 1941-June 1946; n.d.
53	14	Real Silk Hosiery Mill Study, Sept 1927-Aug 1933
53	14	Red Network, Nov 1934-March 1939
53	14	Relief, Jan 1936-April 1940
53	14	Religious Education, Aug 1936; n.d.
53	14	Religious Work in Prisons Committee, March-Oct 1923
53	15	Reorganization of Social Service Commission, Undated
53	15	Reports, Jan 1912-1936; n.d.
53	16	Resolutions and Statements of Denominations, March 1919-1930
53	17	Resolutions and Statements of Denominations, Jan 1931-1932
53	18	Resolutions and Statements of Denominations, Feb 1933-April 1938; n.d.
53	19	Resolutions and Statements of the FCC, Dec 1908-Dec 1949; n.d.
53	19	Rocky Mountain Fuel Company, March 1931-Feb 1934
53	20	Secretarial Council, Jan 1916-Sept 1920; n.d.
53	21	Sharecroppers, Jan 1930-April 1945
53	22	Slum Clearance, Jan 1934-March 1939
53	22	Social Action Conference, March 1935-Aug 1939; n.d.
53	23	Social Ideals Committee, March 1928-1929
53	24	Social Ideals Committee, Jan 1930-April 1932

54	1	Social Ideals of the Churches, Dec 1908-1928
54	2	Social Ideals of the Churches, Jan-Dec 1929
54	3	Social Ideals of the Churches, Jan-Dec 1930
54	4	Social Ideals of the Churches, Jan-July 1931
54	5	Social Ideals of the Churches, Aug-Dec 1931
54	6	Social Ideals of the Churches, Jan-July 1932
54	7	Social Ideals of the Churches, Sept-[Dec?] 1932
54	8	Social Ideals of the Churches, 1932-1942
54	9	Social Legislation Committee, Dec 1919-Sept 1932
54	9	Social Reconstruction, May-Aug 1919
54	9	Social Security, May 1936-Dec 1939; n.d.
54	10	Social Work Conferences, June 1930-June 1937
54	11	Social Work Conferences, June 1938-Jan 1949; n.d.
54	12	Socialist Organizations, Sept 1935; n.d.
54	13	Southern Tenant Farmers' Union, Nov 1936-May 1941
54	13	Statements Requested, June 1938-[1939?]

		STRIKES

54	14	Automotive Industry, March 1932-May 1935
54	14	Building Service Employees, Nov 1934-March 1936
54	14	Colorado Coal Fields, May 1914
54	15	General Motors, Jan-Dec 1937; n.d.
54	16	Hotel Workers, Nov 1933-Aug 1935
54	16	Lawrence, Massachusetts, June 1920; n.d.
54	17	Longshoremen, July 1934-[1936?]
54	17	Maine Shoe Strike, April 1936-June 1937
54	17	Maritime Workers, Nov 1936-[1937?]
54	18	Michigan Copper Mines, May 1914
54	18	Miscellaneous, April 1930-Jan 1943
54	18	Passaic Strike, May 1926-Jan 1929
54	18	Remington Rand, May-Nov 1936
54	19	Steel Industry, June 1923-[1936?]
54	20	Steel Industry, Feb 1937-Feb 1939; n.d.
54	20	Textile Workers, Nov 1928-Sept 1934
54	21	Student Religious Work, Sept-Dec 1933
54	21	Students in Industry, 1927-July 1944
54	21	Sweat Shops, Feb-May 1933
54	21	Tampa, Florida, Dec 1935-March 1938
54	21	Taxation, Feb 1934-Aug 1935

55	1	Taylor, Alva W., Jan 1931-Aug 1936
55	1	Tennessee Valley Authority, Dec 1934-July 1935
55	1	Textile Industry, June 1929-May 1938; n.d.
55	2	Theological Seminaries, Dec 1941-1942
55	2	Tippy, Worth, Writings, June 1917-1936; n.d.
55	3	Unemployment, Dec 1925-Nov 1930
55	4	Unemployment, Dec 1930
55	5	Unemployment, Jan-Dec 1931
55	6	Unemployment, Jan-Dec 1932
55	7	Unemployment, Jan 1933-1942; n.d.
55	8	Unemployment, Chicago Workers Committee on, Jan-Nov 1932
55	8	Unemployment, Interfaith Conference on, Dec 1939-May 1940
55	9	Unemployment, Interfaith Conference on, June 1940
55	10	Unemployment, Interfaith Conference on, June-July 1940; n.d.
55	10	Unemployment and Recreation, Oct 1931-Jan 1933; n.d.
55	11	Unemployment Exchanges, Jan-Dec 1932
55	12	Unemployment Exchanges, Jan-Oct 1933; n.d.
55	13	Unemployment Insurance, Dec 1930-March 1936; n.d.
55	14	United States Department of Labor, Dec 1935-Jan 1941
55	15	Universal Christian Council, Aug 1925-June 1937; n.d.
55	15	Wage Reductions, Dec 1930-[1933?]; n.d.
55	16	Wagner Labor Relations Act, Feb-July 1935
55	16	War Production Communities, 1919
55	16	West Virginia Miners, April 1931-July 1932
55	17	Wilder, Tennessee, Dec 1932-Feb 1935
55	18	Women's Trade Union League, March 1933-Oct 1936
55	18	Workers Alliance of America, May 1936-Sept 1940
55	18	Workers and Farmers Rights Committee, Nov 1933-Feb 1934
55	18	Workers Defense League Award, Aug 1945-[Feb?] 1946
55	18	Workmen's Compensation, May-Sept 1931
55	19	Yosemite National Park Church, Aug 1927-1929; n.d.
55	19	Young Men's Christian Associations, Nov 1927

		PART C. DEPARTMENT OF RACE RELATIONS, 1918-1951

56	1	Administrative Committee, June 1941-Nov 1947
56	2	Administrative Committee, March 1948-Jan 1951
56	3	Agriculture and Race Relations, March 1934-Feb 1942; n.d.
56	4	Annual Meetings, Jan 1923-Oct 1944
56	5	Annual Meetings, Dec 1945
56	6	Annual Meetings, Nov 1947-Jan 1950
56	7	Annual Reports, Dec 1923-Nov 1950
56	7	Anti-Semitism, April 1939-[1944?]; n.d.
56	8	Articles and Addresses, [1944?]-March 1950; n.d.
56	8	Bernays Award, Dec 1943-1945
56	8	Camp and Defense Communities, Jan 1941-June 1945; n.d.
56	9	Church Activities Committee, Oct 1935-[1950?]
56	10	Church Membership and Race Relations, Sept 1929-March 1934
56	11	Church Women's Committee, Jan 1923-Dec 1931	Digital
56	12	Church Women's Committee, Jan 1932-Nov 1943; n.d.
56	13	Church Women's Interracial Conferences, Sept 1926-March 1939	Digital
56	14	Civil Rights Resolutions, Denominations and Local Councils, Nov 1941-1946
56	15	Civil Rights Resolutions, Denominations and Local Councils, Feb-Dec 1947
56	16	Civil Rights Resolutions, Denominations and Local Councils, Jan-Dec 1948
56	17	Civil Rights Resolutions, Denominations and Local Councils, Jan-Nov 1949
56	18	Civil Rights Resolutions, Denominations and Local Councils, Jan 1950-Oct 1952
56	19	Civil Rights Resolutions, Denominations and Local Councils, Undated
56	20	Civil Rights Statement of FCC, Nov 1947-June 1948
56	20	Commission on Church and Minority Peoples, Minutes, Sept 1943-Dec 1945; n.d.
56	21	Commission on Church and Minority Peoples, Manuscripts, March 1944-March 1945

57	1	Commission on Church and Minority Peoples, Manuscripts, April-Nov 1945
57	2	Commission on Church and Minority Peoples, Manuscripts, 1945-1946; n.d.
57	3	Commission on Negro Churches and Race Relations, July 1921-Jan 1922
57	4	Committee of Direction, Jan 1930-Nov 1934
57	5	Committee of Direction, Feb 1935-April 1941
57	6	Committee on Cooperative Work in Race Relations, Oct 1948-[1951?]
57	7	Committee on Economic Life, April 1929-Jan 1944
57	8	Committee on Educational Approach, Oct 1942-Nov 1943
57	8	Committee on Educational Methods, Oct 1933-Dec 1936
57	8	Committee on Negro Achievement, Jan 1932-May 1934
57	9	Committee on Public Affairs, Jan 1936
57	9	Committee on Publicity and Publications, June 1930-Nov 1939
57	9	Committee on Survey of Commission's Work, Oct 1931-Nov 1932
57	9	Congregational-Christian Churches, 1946
57	9	Consumers' Cooperative Work, Dec 1935-Dec 1941; n.d.
57	10	Democracy Commission, Jan 1942-April 1943
57	10	Denominational Secretaries, May 1945
57	10	Denominational Statements, Feb 1948; n.d.
57	11	Discrimination in Medicine, Dec 1946-[1950?]
57	12	Economic Security, Jan-April 1935
57	12	Executive Committee, Sept 1922-April 1951
57	13	FCC Biennial Meetings, Dec 1938-Nov 1950
57	14	FCC Columbus Meeting, Nov 1945-March 1946
57	15	FCC Columbus Meeting, March 1946-July 1947
57	16	FCC Correspondence, May 1944-Jan 1951
57	16	FCC Resolutions and Statements, Jan 1928-March 1949; n.d.
57	17	Fair Employment Practice Committee (FEPC), June 1941-1943
57	18	Fair Employment Practice Committee, Jan-June 1944
57	19	Fair Employment Practice Committee, July-Dec 1944
57	20	Fair Employment Practice Committee, Jan-April 1945
57	21	Fair Employment Practice Committee, May-Dec 1945
57	22	Fair Employment Practice Committee, Jan 1946-[1947?]
57	23	Fair Employment Practice Committee, March 1948-[1951?]

58	1	Fair Employment Practice Committee, Clippings, June 1941-1943
58	2	Fair Employment Practice Committee, Clippings, Feb 1944-1947
58	3	Finance, Dec 1945-June 1950; n.d.
58	3	Fraternal Council of Negro Churches, April-June 1944
58	4	Gardner, Katherine, Feb 1929-[1942?]; n.d.
58	5	Harlem Consumers Cooperative, May 1936-June 1942
58	6	Haynes, George E., Articles and Addresses, Nov 1928-March 1947; n.d.
58	6	Human Rights Statement, April-Dec 1948; n.d.
58	7	Immigration and Naturalization, Feb 1947-[1949?]
58	8	Inclusive Schools, Dec 1949-June 1950
58	8	Institutes for Ministers, Jan 1939-Jan 1943
58	9	Institutes on Racial and Cultural Relations, July 1949-Aug 1950

		INTERACIAL CLINICS

58	10	Illinois, Springfield, Oct 1943-April 1945
58	11	Indiana, Anderson, March 1946-March 1947
58	12	Indiana, Evansville, Nov 1942-Dec 1945
58	13	Michigan (General), April-Dec 1944
58	14	Michigan (General), Jan-Feb 1945
58	15	Michigan (General), March 1945-May 1947
58	16	Michigan, Albion, Sept 1944-April 1945
58	16	Michigan, Ann Arbor, Feb-June 1945
58	16	Michigan, Battle Creek, Feb-March 1945
58	16	Michigan, Flint, Jan-March 1945
58	17	Michigan, Grand Rapids, Feb-April 1945
58	17	Michigan, Jackson, Feb-March 1945
58	17	Michigan, Lansing, Dec 1944-June 1946
58	18	Michigan, Saginaw, March-June 1946
58	19	New Jersey, Newark, March 1944-March 1946
58	20	New Jersey, Trenton, Feb-Dec 1944
58	21	New Jersey, Trenton, Jan 1945-Dec 1947
58	22	Ohio, Akron, Feb 1945-May 1946
58	23	Ohio, Toledo, July 1945-March 1948

59	1	Ohio, Youngstown, Jan-June 1945
59	2	Ohio, Youngstown, July 1945-June 1946
59	3	Ohio, Youngstown, July 1946-1948
59	4	Oregon, Portland, Jan 1945-Jan 1947
59	5	Printed Matter, March 1933-July 1946
59	6	Washington, Seattle, Jan 1945-May 1947
59	7	Washington, Spokane, Nov 1945-Jan 1947
59	8	Interracial News Letter, Feb 1930-May 1941
59	9	Interracial News Service, Oct 1932-Nov 1942
59	10	Interracial News Service, Jan 1943-1950
59	11	Japanese American Matters, Dec 1941-1943
59	11	Joe Lewis Campaign, Sept 1941-Jan 1942
59	11	Land Ownership by Negro Farmers, March-June 1934
59	12	Leaflets, Nov 1922-1949; n.d.

		LOCAL INTERRACIAL COMMITTEES

59	13	California, Oct 1929-Jan 1945
59	13	Colorado, April 1924-March 1943
59	13	Connecticut, Nov 1923-April 1942
59	13	Illinois, Sept 1925-Dec 1944
59	14	Indiana, March 1923-Dec 1946
59	14	Iowa, 1944
59	14	Kansas, Feb 1924-Feb 1926
59	14	Kentucky, June 1933-July 1943
59	15	Maryland, 1924-May 1943
59	15	Michigan, Jan 1929-Dec 1945
59	16	Minnesota, Nov 1924-Jan 1937
59	16	Missouri, Feb 1924-July 1944
59	16	Nebraska, Oct 1933
59	16	New Jersey, 1921-Sept 1944; n.d.
59	17	New York, 1930-Jan 1944; n.d.
59	18	North Carolina, Oct 1942-May 1944
59	18	Ohio, Oct 1925-May 1941
59	18	Pennsylvania, [1923?]-Aug 1944
59	18	South Carolina, April-June 1943
59	18	West Virginia, Nov 1933-Oct 1943
59	18	Wisconsin, June 1943
59	19	Miscellaneous, June 1931-Jan 1935; n.d.
59	20	Lynchings, 1918-[1931?]
59	21	Lynchings, Jan 1932-1933
59	22	Lynchings, Feb-Dec 1934
59	23	Lynchings, Jan 1935-Dec 1940
59	24	Lynchings, June 1942-June 1949; n.d.
59	25	Lynchings, Clippings, Dec 1923-Dec 1927

60	1	Lynchings, Clippings, Jan 1928-Dec 1931
60	2	Lynchings, Clippings, Jan 1932-March 1934
60	3	Lynchings, Clippings, March 1935-April 1948
60	4	Manual in Intercultural Relations, Undated
60	4	Maryland-Delaware Council of Churches, Oct 1945-Oct 1946; n.d.
60	5	Membership, [1947?]-March 1950
60	5	Memoranda, [1936?]-[1950?]; n.d.
60	6	Merger of FCC with Other Groups, Feb 1941-April 1950
60	7	Methodist Unification, Feb-May 1937; n.d.
60	7	Migration of Negros, Feb 1923-1924
60	7	Mississippi, 1941
60	8	National Conference of Church Leaders, Jan 1939-Dec 1942
60	9	National Conference of Church Leaders, April 1943-April 1947
60	10	National Conference of Church Leaders, Jan 1948-Feb 1949
60	11	National Cooperative Commission of Negro Churches, March 1929-Jan 1934
60	11	National Interracial Conference, March 1925-Dec 1928
60	12	National Recovery, Aug 1933-1935
60	13	Negro Art Exhibit, Jan 1926-[1931?]; n.d.	Digital
60	14	Negro Railroad Firemen, June 1941-Sept 1943
60	15	Negro Railroad Firemen, Nov 1943-Jan 1944
60	16	New York Sate Fair Employment Practice Committee, Dec 1944-[1945?]
60	17	New York State Commission Against Discrimination, Feb 1945-Aug 1946
60	17	New York State Youth Commission, Sept-Oct 1950
60	18	Pamphlets, Sept 1925-Sept 1943
60	19	Pamphlets, May 1944-1949; n.d.
60	20	Program Service, May 1947
60	20	Promotional Material, Nov 1922-March 1950; n.d.
60	20	Protestant Churches and the Negro, Aug-Nov 1946; n.d.
60	21	Race Relations Secretaries' Retreat, March 1948-June 1950
60	22	Race Relations Sunday, 1924-1938
60	23	Race Relations Sunday, 1924-1938, Clippings

61	1	Race Relations Sunday, 1939-1940
61	2	Race Relations Sunday, 1941
61	3	Race Relations Sunday, 1942
61	4	Race Relations Sunday, 1943
61	5	Race Relations Sunday, 1944
61	6	Race Relations Sunday, 1944, Clippings
61	7	Race Relations Sunday, 1944, Clippings
61	8	Race Relations Sunday, 1945-1946
61	9	Race Relations Sunday, 1947
61	10	Race Relations Sunday, 1948-1949
61	11	Race Relations Sunday, 1950-1951
61	12	Race Relations Sunday Group, May 1932-Feb 1937
61	13	Red Cross, June 1940-Aug 1944
61	14	Restrictive Covenants, March 1946-Dec 1948
61	14	Riots, June-Sept 1943
61	14	Rural Life Sunday, May 1933
61	14	Social Security, Oct 1935-Feb 1937
61	14	Southeastern Inter-Council Office, Jan 1947
61	14	Special Conference with Department Chairmen, April 1949; n.d.
61	14	Survey of the Commission, Sept 1932
61	15	Sweatt, Heman Marion (Brief Amicus Curiae), March 1946-June 1949
61	16	Sweatt, Heman Marion (Brief Amicus Curiae), Aug-Sept 1949
61	17	Sweatt, Heman Marion (Brief Amicus Curiae), Oct-Dec 1949
61	18	Sweatt, Heman Marion (Brief Amicus Curiae), Jan-July 1950
61	19	Sweatt, Heman Marion (Brief Amicus Curiae), Clippings, Oct 1949-June 1950
61	19	Toward Interracial Peace, July 1940
61	20	Unemployment, Dec 1931-Jan [1932?]
61	20	United Council of Church Women, Oct 1946
61	21	War Agencies Meeting, Oct-Nov 1942; n.d.
61	21	War Labor Board, Dec 1941-Jan 1942

		PART D. DEPARTMENT OF EVANGELISM, 1912-1951

62	1	Annual Conferences, April 1933-April 1934
62	1	Arbuckle-Jamison Foundation, [1947?]
62	1	Biennial Meetings of the FCC, Dec 1938-Dec 1948
62	1	Denominational Secretaries of Evangelism, Oct 1942-April 1950; n.d.
62	1	Easter to Pentecost Program, 1932-1947
62	1	Easter Week of Prayer, 1916-1923; n.d.
62	2	Fellowship of Prayer, 1921-1950
62	3	McGregor Fund, May 1944
62	3	Minutes and Reports, 1912-Dec 1920
62	4	Minutes and Reports, Jan 1921-Sept 1927
62	5	Minutes and Reports, March 1928-Sept 1933
62	6	Minutes and Reports, April 1934-Sept 1937
62	7	Minutes and Reports, Feb 1938-Dec 1943
62	8	Minutes and Reports, May 1944-April 1946
62	9	Minutes and Reports, Sept 1946-April 1948
62	10	Minutes and Reports, Sept 1948-Dec 1949; n.d.
62	11	Moorman Fund, May 1939-Oct 1950
62	12	National Christian Mission, 1939-1947; n.d.
62	13	National Christian Teaching Mission, 1947-1949; n.d.
62	14	National Mission to Christian Teachers, [1944?]
62	14	National Preaching Mission, 1936-1937; n.d.
62	15	Printed Matter, March 1915-1949; n.d.
62	16	United Evangelistic Advance, Sept 1949-1950; n.d.
62	17	University Christian Mission, 1938-June 1951; n.d.
62	17	Visitation Evangelism, Undated
62	17	Week of Prayer, Jan 1916-Jan 1950
62	18	World Day of Prayer, 1935-Feb 1939
62	19	World Wide Communion, 1942-1950; n.d.
62	19	Youth Committee, May 1934-Sept 1935

		PART E. DEPARTMENT OF CHURCH AND ECONOMIC LIFE, 1932-1952

63	1	Annual Reports, April 1947-1950
63	2	Appeal Letters, March 1947-Dec 1950
63	3	Christian Principles and Responsibilities, Sept 1950
63	3	Christianity and the Economic Order, Feb 1946-Dec 1950
63	2	Church and Cooperatives Committee, 1946-Nov 1950
63	2	Church and Economic Life Week, [July 1948?]-1950; n.d.

		CONFERENCES

63	3	Baltimore, Maryland, April-Dec 1947
63	3	Buffalo, New York, April 1947-Nov 1948
63	4	Chicago, Illinois, March 1947-Jan 1948
63	4	Cincinnati, Ohio, March 1947-Oct 1948
63	4	Cleveland, Ohio, May 1947-Feb 1949
63	5	Detroit, Michigan, Comments and Criticism, Oct 1949-[1951?]
63	6	Detroit, Michigan, Correspondence, Jan 1949-Nov 1951; n.d.
63	7	Detroit, Michigan, Follow-up Conferences, Dec 1949-[March?] 1951
63	7	Detroit, Michigan, Preparatory Committees (general), Oct 1949-Feb 1950; n.d.
63	7	Detroit, Michigan, Preparatory Committee A, June 1949-April 1950
63	8	Detroit, Michigan, Preparatory Committee B, July 1949-Feb 1950; n.d.
63	8	Detroit, Michigan, Preparatory Committee C, Aug 1949-Feb 1950
63	9	Detroit, Michigan, Preparatory Committee D, June 1949-Feb 1950
63	10	Detroit, Michigan, Press Releases, Jan-Feb 1950
63	11	Detroit, Michigan, Printed Matter, Feb-March 1950
63	11	Detroit, Michigan, Reports, Feb 1950
63	12	Detroit, Michigan, Working Papers, Feb 1950
63	12	Flint, Michigan, Jan-March 1948
63	12	Indianapolis, Indiana, March 1947-March 1949
63	13	New York, New York, April-Nov 1947
63	14	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, July 1946-Feb 1947
63	15	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, March 1947-Dec 1948
63	16	Swampscott, Massachusetts, April-Nov 1947
63	16	Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, June 1947-Jan 1948
63	17	Creation of the Department of Church and Economic Life, Feb-April 1947; n.d.
63	17	Departmental Meetings, Dec 1947-Dec 1950
63	17	Ethics and Economic Life, May 1949-Sept 1950; n.d.
63	18	FCC, Attacks on, June 1947-March 1950; n.d.
63	18	Finance, Dec 1947-1950
63	18	Form Letters, Oct 1947-March 1950
63	18	Government in Economic Life, Aug 1949-May 1951; n.d.
63	19	Housing, [Jan?]-Dec 1949; n.d.
63	19	Industries Affecting Public Interests, Sept 1949-June 1950
63	19	Inflation, June 1946-Nov 1948; n.d.
63	20	Labor Extension Services, [Jan?]-April 1949
63	20	Labor Sunday, [April?] 1947-Sept 1950
63	20	Membership, July 1947-Aug 1950; n.d.
63	20	Minimum Wage, Undated
63	21	Minority Control of Corporations, Jan 1949-[April?] 1950
63	21	Minutes, Oct 1947-Sept 1950
63	21	Myers, James, Feb-Dec 1947; n.d.
63	22	North American Lay Conference on the Christian Vocation, [May-Oct 1950?]
63	22	Philadelphia Meeting, June-Oct 1947; n.d.
63	22	Press Releases, April 1947-[Sept 1949?]
63	22	Principles and Methods in Economic Life, [March?] 1948-Feb 1949
63	23	Program, May 1946-Sept 1948; n.d.
63	23	Promotional Material, [Nov?] 1948-[1950?]; n.d.

		PRONOUNCEMENTS

63	24	Agriculture, June 1942-June 1951; n.d.
63	24	Communism, Oct 1946-Oct 1950
63	24	Cooperatives, Undated
63	25	Denominations, Dec 1932-1947

64	1	Denominations, 1948
64	2	Denominations, Jan 1949-Nov 1950; n.d.
64	3	International, 1937-Dec 1949
64	4	Roman Catholic and Interfaith, 1940-Oct 1950; n.d.
64	5	Protestant Strategy Toward Organized Labor, June 1948-Oct 1950; n.d.

		PUBLICATIONS

64	6	Basic Christian Principles and Assumptions, Nov 1947-Sept 1948
64	6	The Christian and His Occupation, Sept 1948-July 1949
64	7	The Christian Conscience in Economic Progress, Aug-Dec 1950
64	7	Christianity and Work, Jan 1946-May 1948
64	7	The Church and Credit Unions, 1947
64	8	The Church and Economic Tensions, March-June 1946
64	8	The Church and the Layman, Undated
64	8	The Church Looks at Industrial Relations, Jan-Aug 1949; n.d.
64	9	The Churches Deal with Economic Issues, Nov-Dec 1949
64	9	Cooperative Funeral Associations, 1946
64	9	Economic Life --- U.S.A., Oct 1949
64	10	Economic Life: A Christian Responsibility, July-Sept 1947; n.d.
64	10	Equality of Sacrifice: A Christian Approach to Mounting Economic Pressures, June 1950-Feb 1951
64	10	For the Sake of His Kingdom, Aug-Dec 1950; n.d.
64	11	Manual on the Church and Cooperatives, 1947
64	11	Meditations, Personal and Social, Oct 1947
64	11	Notes, newsletter, Feb 1949-May 1950
64	11	The Protestant Church and the Middle Class, Oct 1949-June 1950
64	12	Raiffeisen's Brotherhood Credit, Jan-April 1949; n.d.
64	12	The Relation of the Church to Economic Life, Undated
64	12	What Churches Can Do About Economic Life, Feb 1949-March 1952; n.d.
64	13	Rockefeller Foundation, Dec 1947-Feb 1950; n.d.
64	13	Roman Catholic Church and Organized Labor, Oct 1946-Sept 1950; n.d.
64	13	School of Church and Economic Life, Jan 1948-June 1950
64	14	Secondary Labor Boycotts, Sept-[Oct?] 1949; n.d.
64	14	Seminars for Church Leaders, June 1948-Dec 1950
64	14	Social Security, Jan-April 1950; n.d.
64	15	Study Committee, March 1949-June 1950
64	15	Taxation, March-May 1950; n.d.
64	15	Unemployment, July 1949-1950
64	16	World Council of Churches, Jan-Dec 1949
64	17	World Council of Churches, Jan 1950-Jan 1951
64	18	Young Men's Christian Associations, Jan 1948-Jan 1951

		PART F. DEPARTMENT OF PASTORAL SERVICES, 1922-1951

64	19	Alcohol, July 1939-June 1949; n.d.
64	20	Annual Conference for Ministers and Other Religious Workers, July 1939-July 1942
64	21	Camp Counseling Seminars, April 1942-Dec 1945; n.d.
64	22	Chaplains' Conference, Chillicothe, Ohio, April 1940-May 1947
64	23	Children in Wartime, 1943; n.d.
64	24	Christianity and Mental Health Conference, Aug-Sept 1936
64	25	Christianity and Mental Health Conference, Sept 1937
64	26	Civilian Public Service Camps, April-Sept 1943; n.d.
64	27	Clifton Springs Sanitarium and Clinic, Dec 1940-Dec 1951
64	28	Clinical Pastoral Training, 1945

		COMMISSION ON MINISTRY IN INSTITUTIONS

64	29	Correspondence, April 1947-Sept 1950
64	29	Memoranda and Reports, Feb 1944-May 1950
64	29	Minutes, April 1947-Oct 1950
64	30	Printed Matter, May 1950; n.d.

		COMMISSION ON RELIGION AND HEALTH

65	1	Correspondence, May 1941-Oct 1950
65	2	Membership, 1943-1948
65	3	Minutes, Nov 1941-Oct 1944
65	4	Minutes, April 1945-Oct 1950
65	5	Miscellaneous, Jan 1941-Nov 1947
65	6	Printed Matter, Dec 1941-1947; n.d.
65	7	Reports, 1941-1946
65	8	Correspondence, May 1938-March 1941; n.d.
65	9	Membership, Nov 1937-Sept 1942
65	10	Minutes, Oct 1936-Nov 1940
65	11	Minutes, Jan-April 1941
65	12	Miscellaneous, Nov 1937-1940; n.d.
65	13	Printed Matter, Feb 1937-1941; n.d.
65	14	Reports, 1939-1940

		DEPARTMENT OF PASTORAL SERVICES

65	15	Correspondence, April 1947-Dec 1950
65	16	Memoranda, March-Nov 1947; n.d.
65	17	Minutes, April 1947-Dec 1950
65	18	Printed Matter, July 1946-Feb 1948
65	19	Reports, 1947-1950
65	20	Gould Farm, Nov 1938
65	21	Health of the World Community Conference, Dec 1942-April 1944; n.d.
65	22	Hoyt, Ethel P.S., Jan 1922-Jan 1944; n.d.
65	23	Industrial Chaplaincy, Oct 1945-May 1946; n.d.
65	24	Institutional Chaplaincy Service Conference, May 1940
65	25	International Congress on Mental Health, 1948; n.d.
65	26	Journal of Pastoral Theology, May 1943-Jan 1944; n.d.
65	27	Mental Diseases of the Clergy, 1939-Jan 1940
65	28	Mental Hygiene, June 1938-July 1946; n.d.
65	29	NCC Planning Committee, Oct 1949-June 1950; n.d.
65	30	"New Light on Personal Problems," Pastors' Course, Jan-March 1939
65	31	Pastoral Care Conference, Dec 1938-Feb 1939
65	32	Personality and Pastoral Counseling Conference, Aug 1939-Dec 1940; n.d.
65	33	Physical Fitness, Sept 1944-March 1945; n.d.
65	34	Post-War Planning Inter-Council Committee, March 1944-Dec 1946; n.d.
65	35	Press Releases, April 1947-May 1948

		PRISON CHAPLAINS

65	36	California, Terminal Island, Sept 1940-Nov 1941
65	37	Florida, Tallahassee, July 1947-Oct 1950; n.d.
65	38	Indiana, Terre Haute, Dec 1940-Nov 1950
65	39	Michigan, Milan, Feb 1937-Jan 1948
65	40	Missouri, Springfield, July 1938-Nov 1950
65	41	Texas, Texarkana, March 1941
65	42	Virginia, Petersburg, Aug 1948-Oct 1950
65	43	Washington, DC, Feb 1940-Dec 1950
65	44	Psychiatrists and Religion, March 1947-1948
65	45	Radio Broadcasts, Jan-June 1949; n.d.
65	46	Religion and Health in the Local Community, June 1942
65	47	Religious Work in Protestant Hospitals, March 1941-1945; n.d.
65	48	Sex Education, May 1948-Dec 1949

66	1	Sex Education, University of Pennsylvania, July 1946-June 1951; n.d.
66	2	Sex Education Conference, June 1948-Feb 1949
66	3	Study of Ministry to Older People, Nov 1945-1947
66	4	Study of Ministry to Older People, 1948
66	5	Study of Ministry to Older People, Feb 1949-Jan 1951; n.d.
66	5	Study of Ministry to Preschool Children, [May 1948?]
66	5	Suggested Projects, Jan 1938-Dec 1950; n.d.
66	6	"A Survey of Protestant Chaplaincy Work in Municipal Hospitals and Correctional Institutions of New York City," July 1940-Feb 1941
66	7	Theological Education in the Practical Field, June 1947-1948
66	8	Theological Education in the Practical Field, Feb 1949-June 1950; n.d.
66	9	United Service Organizations, Personal Counseling Seminars, Dec 1942-Aug 1945; n.d.
66	10	Wartime Activities, Oct 1939-March 1944; n.d.
66	11	Yale Alcohol Studies, 1944

		PART G. COMMITTEE FOR RELIGIOUS LIBERTY, 1932-1951

66	12	Adult Study Course, Undated
66	12	Allentown, Pennsylvania, 1946
66	12	Allentown, Pennsylvania, Community Chest, Dec 1940-1946
66	12	Annual Reports, Jan 1942-1948; n.d.
66	13	Baltimore, Maryland, Protestant and Catholic Relations, 1948-Sept 1949
66	14	Baltimore, Maryland, Community Chest, 1946-March 1948; n.d.
66	14	Bates, M. Searle, Feb 1942-July 1947
66	14	Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Community Chest, 1945-1946
66	15	Buck Hill Falls Conferences, Sept 1947-Feb 1949
66	16	Church and Sate, April 1932-[1949?]
66	16	Church Membership, March 1944-Sept 1945
66	16	Conversions Analysis, Jan-Feb 1950
66	16	Dayton, Ohio, Community Chest, 1946
66	16	Diplomatic Relations with the Vatican, Nov 1944-June 1946
66	17	Examination of Committee for Religious Tolerance, Inc., Feb 1949
66	17	Finance, Feb 1945-1950
66	18	History and Miscellaneous Reports, [1951?]
66	19	Incorporation Documents, Feb 1946-March 1949
66	20	Involvement of Ecclesiastical Institutions in Community Chests, 1948
66	21	Involvement of Ecclesiastical Institutions in Community Chests draft, pp. 1-102, 1948
66	22	Involvement of Ecclesiastical Institutions in Community Chests draft, pp. 103-202, 1948
66	23	Iowa Report, March 1947-June 1948; n.d.
66	23	Italy, April 1946-Dec 1950; n.d.
66	23	Johnstown and Cabria County, Pennsylvania, 1947
66	23	Mackay, John A., March 1942
66	24	Meetings, Correspondence, Dec 1941-Sept 1944
66	25	Meetings, Correspondence, Oct 1944-Dec 1945
66	26	Meetings, Correspondence, Jan-Oct 1946
66	27	Meetings, Correspondence, Nov 1946-April 1950; n.d.

67	1	Membership, 1942-May 1949; n.d.
67	1	Minutes, Committee for Religious Tolerance, Inc., Oct 1945-May 1950
67	2	Minutes, Joint Committee on Religious Liberty, Nov 1941-Dec 1944
67	3	Minutes, Joint Committee on Religious Liberty, Feb 1945-June 1946
67	4	Minutes, Joint Committee on Religious Liberty, Oct 1946-Oct 1947
67	5	Minutes, Joint Committee on Religious Liberty, Feb 1948-Sept 1950
67	5	Mott, John R., Dec 1945-Dec 1950
67	6	National Conference of Christians and Jews, Dec 1944-May 1946; n.d.
67	6	The Need for Protestant Strategy in Catholic Relations, Dec 1945-June 1946
67	6	Nolde, O. Frederick, Articles, April 1944-Feb 1947; n.d.
67	7	Nolde, O. Frederick, Engagements, March 1945-Jan 1949
67	8	North College Hill, Ohio, Oct 1941-June 1947
67	9	North College Hill, Ohio, July-Nov 1947; n.d.
67	10	North College Hill, Ohio, Clippings, Aug 1946-April 1947
67	11	North College Hill, Ohio, Clippings, May 1947-Feb 1948
67	12	Northcott, Cecil, March-July 1948
67	12	Peace Treaty with Germany, March 1947
67	12	Peace Treaty with Japan, Oct 1947
67	12	Personnel, Sept 1944
67	12	Planned Parenthood Federation of America, Inc., Dec 1944
67	13	Procedures Memoranda, Oct 1944; n.d.
67	13	Providence, Rhode Island, Protestant-Catholic Church Relations, 1946
67	14	Relations Between the Ecumenical Movement and the Vatican in the Twentieth Century, Undated
67	14	Religious Liberty -- Documentary, Nov 1942-Feb 1945
67	14	Religious Liberty: An Inquiry, Oct 1945
67	15	Religious Liberty: Meaning and Significance for Our Day, Sept 1944-Dec 1945
67	16	Religious Liberty: Meaning and Significance for Our Day, Jan 1946-July 1948
67	16	Roman Catholic Church, Feb 1944-Jan 1951; n.d.
67	17	Sectarian Hospitals, Jan 1951
67	17	Selected Reading List, Nov 1949-March 1950
67	17	Spain, Nov 1947
67	17	Statement on Religious Liberty, Jan-May 1944
67	18	Statement on Religious Liberty, June 1944-March 1946; n.d.
67	19	Statement on Religious Liberty, Memoranda, May 1944-Feb 1947; n.d.
67	19	Tax Exemption, May 1941-April 1951
67	20	United Nations, 1944-March 1948
67	21	United Nations, Commission on Human Rights, Nov 1944-Jan 1950; n.d.
67	22	United Nations, Committee on Liaison with the United Nations, Jan 1946-[1947?]; n.d.
67	23	United States Department of State, April 1944-April 1946; n.d.

		PART H. WOMEN'S COOPERATING COMMISSION, 1928-1951

68	1	A, March 1938-April 1950; n.d.
68	1	Amsterdam Assembly, April 1947-Nov 1948
68	1	Annual Reports, 1936-[1950?]
68	1	Appraisal, May 1940-[1942?]
68	2	B, Nov 1937-May 1950
68	2	Biographical Sketches, Nov 1940-May 1942; n.d.
68	2	Budget Statements, Dec 1939-Aug 1950
68	3	C, March 1936-May 1950
68	3	Cavert, Twila L., Oct 1937-May 1950; n.d.
68	4	Christian Unity Studies, Jan 1938-Dec 1940; n.d.
68	4	Church History Course, Sept 1944-July 1945
68	5	Churches Abroad, April 1937-Sept 1938
68	6	Clippings, July 1931-Nov 1947; n.d.
68	7	Coffin, Dorothy P., March 1938-July 1948; n.d.
68	8	Converse, Mary E., May 1936-March 1941
68	8	Councils of Churches, March 1941-Jan 1942
68	8	D, Oct 1936-June 1949
68	8	Denominational Women's List, Aug-Sept 1941; n.d.
68	9	E, Jan 1939-April 1950
68	9	Ecumenical Material, July 1937-May 1942; n.d.
68	10	Equal Rights Amendment, Jan 1945-April 1947; n.d.
68	11	F, Jan 1938-April 1942
68	12	Financial Promotion, Oct 1931-1937
68	13	Financial Promotion, Feb 1938-[1950?]; n.d.
68	13	Fisher, Mrs. Geoffrey, 1946
68	14	Foreign Missions Conference, Oct 1945-May 1946; n.d.
68	14	G, March 1936-April [1950?]; n.d.
68	15	H, Jan 1936-April 1950; n.d.
68	15	Harkness, Georgia, May 1937-May 1942; n.d.
68	16	Hoyt, Ethel P.S., Jan 1928-Oct 1947
68	16	I, March 1938-Jan 1948
68	16	Industrial Department, Sept 1945-May 1947; n.d.
68	17	International Assembly of Women, Oct 1946
68	17	J, April 1937-Aug 1942
68	17	Japan International Christian University, Sept 1949-April 1950; n.d.
68	17	K, Jan 1939-Feb 1950
68	18	L, Oct 1937-Feb 1950
68	18	Life and Work of Women in the Church, June 1946-Dec 1948; n.d.
68	19	M, June 1937-June 1948
68	19	Material Sent to Members, 1936-1950
68	20	Meditations and Prayers, Jan 1928-Dec 1939; n.d.
68	20	Meetings, April 1936-[1938?]
68	21	Meetings, Aug 1939-May 1950; n.d.

69	1	Meetings, Church Women in the Emergency, Aug 1941-Feb 1946
69	1	Membership, Correspondence, Feb 1936-June 1949; n.d.
69	2	Membership, Lists, June 1936-1950; n.d.
69	3	Membership, Recommendations, Nov 1931-[1940?]
69	4	Membership, Recommendations, Jan 1941-[1949?]; n.d.
69	5	Merle-Smith, Kate F., Jan 1938-Sept 1950
69	5	Minutes, Oct 1937-May 1948
69	6	Minutes, Nov 1948-May 1950
69	7	Mission to Germany, [1947?]
69	7	N, Nov 1940-March 1947; n.d.
69	7	National Council of Church Women, April 1940-April 1942
69	7	National Federated Church Women, Dec 1936-Dec 1937
69	8	News and Views, Nov 1942-Dec 1948
69	9	News and Views, Jan 1949-Nov 1950
69	9	News Letter, Oct 1936-Jan 1942
69	9	O, Jan 1938-Sept 1945; n.d.
69	10	P, Dec 1936-March 1950; n.d.
69	11	Private Schools, Oct 1945-March 1946
69	11	Public Relations, Dec 1939-May 1941; n.d.
69	11	Publications, Jan 1939-1942; n.d.
69	11	Purpose of Commission, June 1945; n.d.
69	12	Q, May 1938-April 1947
69	12	Questionnaires, Jan 1946-May 1948
69	13	R, Oct 1937-July 1948; n.d.
69	13	Receipts and Warrants, Dec 1945-Nov 1950
69	14	Recommendations for Committees, Dec 1938-April 1942
69	14	Refugees, Correspondence, June 1928-May 1942; n.d.
69	15	Refugees, Plans, 1930-June 1940; n.d.
69	15	Religion in Public Schools, June 1939-May 1949; n.d.
69	16	Returning Service Men and Women, May 1944-[1946?]; n.d.
69	16	Russian Orthodox Seminary in Paris, April 1950-June 1951
69	17	S, April 1936-June 1949; n.d.
69	18	Sprunt, Julia W., March 1936-May 1942; n.d.
69	19	Staff Cooperation, Undated
69	19	T, Oct 1937-Oct 1948; n.d.
69	19	U, Feb 1941
69	19	United States Department of Labor, Dec 1944-May 1947

70	1	United Council of Church Women, Oct 1944-Dec 1946
70	1	Universal Christian Council for Life and Work, March 1940-April 1941
70	2	V, Jan 1940
70	2	W, April 1936-April 1949; n.d.
70	2	Wilson, Hazel T., Oct 1936-Feb 1950
70	3	Women in the Church, Sept 1942-April 1950; n.d.
70	4	Women's Status in the Church, Feb 1937-Nov 1941; n.d.
70	5	Woolley, Mary E., Oct 1935-April 1942; n.d.
70	6	World Council of Churches, Dec 1941-1948
70		Y, Sept 1941
70	7	Young Women's Christian Association, May-June 1946
70		Youth Material, 1939-April 1946

		PART I. GENERAL WAR-TIME COMMISSION OF THE CHURCHES, 1917-1921

70	8	Administrative Committee of the Federal Council, April-Sept 1917
70	8	American Red Cross, Nov 1917-May 1918
70	8	Army and Navy Chaplains Committee, March 1917-Nov 1919
70	8	Camp Neighborhoods Committee, Aug 1917-Sept 1918
70	9	Cantonments Committee, Sept 1917; n.d.
70	9	Chaplains Joint Committee, Nov 1917-July 1918; n.d.
70	9	Churches and Moral Aims of the War Committee, Undated
70	9	Executive Committee, July-Dec 1917
70	10	Executive Committee, Jan-Aug 1918
70	11	Executive Committee, Sept-Dec 1918
70	12	Executive Committee, Jan 1919-Jan 1920; n.d.
70	12	Finance Committee, Feb-March 1918
70	13	Hospitals, Military and Naval, June-Aug 1918; n.d.
70	13	Interchange Committee, March 1918-Sept 1919
70	13	Interchurch Buildings Committee, Sept 1917-July 1919
70	13	Interchurch Emergency Campaign, June 1918-April 1919
70	14	Literature and Publicity Committee, Nov 1917-March 1918
70	14	Miscellaneous, April 1917-Jan 1920; n.d.
70	14	National Army Cantonments and National Guard Camps, Nov 1917
70	14	National War Work Council, April 1917-Sept 1918; n.d.
70	15	Negro Troops, Oct 1917-Sept 1919; n.d.
70	16	Printed Matter, Nov 1917-[1919?]	Digital
70	17	Printed Matter, Undated
70	17	Prohibition, Nov 1917-May 1918; n.d.
70	18	Recreation, Jan-June 1918
70	18	Recruiting Committee, Sept 1918-April 1919
70	18	Returning Soldiers and Sailors Welcoming Committee, Feb 1919
70	18	Social Hygiene Committee, April-May 1919
70	18	Survey of the Field and Work Committee, Nov 1917
70	18	Voluntary Chaplains Committee, June 1917-April 1918
70	19	The War and the Religious Outlook Committee, April 1918- June 1921
70	19	War Production Communities Committee, April 1918-April 1919
70	19	Washington Committee, Nov 1917-Jan 1918

		PART J. COMMITTEE ON INTERCHANGE OF PREACHERS, 1947-1950

70	20	Australia and New Zealand, Dec 1947-Feb 1950
70	21	Canada Exchange, Sept 1948-Sept 1949
70	21	Church Peace Union, June 1949
70	21	Docherty, George, March 1948-June 1949
70	21	English Interchange Committee, Dec 1948-March 1950
70	21	Exchange from America, Jan 1949-Jan 1950; n.d.

71	1	Federal Council, Evangelism Department, Sept 1949-Sept 1950
71	1	Federal Council, Executive Committee, May 1949-Sept 1950
71	2	Interchange, Correspondence, Dec 1947-[1949?]; n.d.
71	3	Itineraries, March-Aug 1949; n.d.
71	3	Methodist Committee on Exchange, Dec 1948-Dec 1949
71	3	National Peace Conference Bulletin, Nov-Dec 1949
71	3	Peace Commission, May 1948-Nov 1949
71	4	Peace Commission, Dec 1949-Feb 1950; n.d.
71	4	Preacher Exchange, Refused, June-Dec 1949
71	4	Smellie and Gray, Jan-Sept 1949
71	5	Synopsis of Dates, Jan-June 1949; n.d.
71	5	Taylor, George, Sept-Oct 1949

		PART K. TREASURER, 1924-1951

71	6	A, May 1940-Oct 1950; n.d.
71	6	Army and Navy Chaplains, Jan 1943-Dec 1946
71	7	Army and Navy Chaplains, Jan 1947-Dec 1948
71	8	Army and Navy Chaplains, Jan 1949-Jan 1951; n.d.
71	8	Atlanta Office, Feb 1947-Nov 1950
71	9	Auditors' Reports, March 1924-March 1939
71	10	Auditors' Reports, April 1939-May 1945
71	11	Auditors' Reports, April 1946-April 1951
71	12	B, Jan 1946-Jan 1951
71	13	Bader, Jesse M., May 1947-Oct 1950
71	13	Barnes, Roswell P., Feb 1948-Aug 1949; n.d.
71	13	Brandenburg, Earl W., Jan 1946-Aug 1950
71	13	Brown, Thatcher M., Jan 1946-May 1950
71	14	C, Jan 1946-Jan 1951
71	14	Case, J. Herbert, April 1945-Jan 1946
71	14	Cavert, Samuel M., Aug 1943-Jan 1951
71	14	"Christendom," Oct 1938-June 1940
71	15	Christian Commission for Camp and Defense Communities, Feb 1943-Aug 1945
71	15	Christian Laymen's Center in Germany, Sept 1949-Nov 1950
71	15	Christian Unity, March 1941-Jan 1943
71	15	Church World Service, May 1946-March 1950
71	16	Comparative Summary of Income and Expense, Jan 1946-Dec 1950
71	17	D, Jan 1943-Nov 1949
71	17	E, Jan 1943-July 1949
71	17	Evangelical Alliance, Dec 1942-Feb 1944; n.d.
71	18	F, Jan 1940-Sept 1950
71	18	Finance Committee, Jan 1942-Dec 1947
71	19	Finance Committee, Jan 1948-1950
71	20	G, Jan 1943-March 1950
71	20	Gulick, Sidney L., Sept-Nov 1945
71	20	H, Aug 1942-Dec 1950
71	20	Hall, Cameron P., June 1949-Jan 1950
71	20	Harmon, Francis S., March 1943-Sept 1950; n.d.
71	21	Hiltner, Seward, May 1948-Feb 1951
71	21	I, Dec 1940-Jan 1951
71	21	J, Jan 1940-July 1948
71	21	K, Feb 1940-March 1949
71	21	L, Nov 1943-July 1950
71	22	M, Dec 1941-Jan 1951
71	22	N, July 1943-Nov 1950
71	23	National Council of Churches, Oct 1949-March 1950
71	23	O, Jan 1943-Feb 1951
71	23	P, Feb 1944-Jan 1951
71	23	Pension Fund, Oct 1944-[1948?]

72	1	Pension Fund, Feb 1949-[1950?]
72	1	Presbyterian Church, USA, March 1949-1950
72	1	Q, May 1948
72	1	R, Jan 1943-Dec 1950
72	2	S, Feb 1943-Jan 1951
72	2	T, Feb 1943-Jan 1951; n.d.
72	2	U, May 1943-Aug 1950
72	3	United Church Canvass, Nov 1947-1949
72	3	United Jewish Appeal, Dec 1939-Jan 1940
72	3	Universal Christian Council, July 1940-Sept 1944; n.d.
72	3	V, June 1941-July 1949
72	3	W, Feb 1943-Jan 1951
72	3	World Council of Churches, March 1943-March 1949

		PART L. RESEARCH AND EDUCATION DEPARTMENT, 1919-1950

72	4	Areas of Religious Research Conference, May 1938
72	5	Church and Drama Association, June 1925-Jan 1929
72	6	Coal Industry, Nov 1919-Sept 1928; n.d.
72	7	Commission on Church and Social Service, July-Oct 1920; n.d.
72	8	Correspondence, April 1920-Aug 1950; n.d.
72	9	Educational Committee, Minutes, Oct 1920-March 1925
72	10	Executive Committee, Minutes, March 1925-Oct 1928
72	11	General Committee, Minutes, Jan 1925-Feb 1943
72	12	General Committee, Minutes, May 1943-May 1950
72	13	Health Insurance Committee, May-June 1920
72	14	Information Service, Oct 1923-Dec 1949; n.d.
72	15	Library, Jan 1939-April 1941; n.d.
72	16	Lusk Education Bill, April 1920; n.d.
72	17	Marion Textile, Workers Strike, Dec 1929-March 1930
72	18	Miscellaneous, March 1920-1950; n.d.
72	19	Motion Pictures, July 1919-1931
72	20	Motion Pictures, Undated
72	21	Open Shop, July 1919-June 1925; n.d.
72	22	Post-War Planning, Oct 1943-June 1944; n.d.
72	23	Printed Matter, [1922?]-1939; n.d.
72	24	Prison Reform, Undated
72	25	Prohibition, Nov 1923-Oct 1925
72	26	Prohibition, Nov 1925-Nov 1930; n.d.
72	27	Railroads, Feb 1920-Jan 1925; n.d.
72	28	Religion and Medicine Committee, March 1923-March 1939; n.d.
72	29	Rural Life, March 1924-Oct 1940
72	30	Staff Meetings, Feb 1947-Dec 1950
72	31	Steel Industry, Undated
72	32	UNESCO, March 1949-Sept 1950
72	33	Unemployment, Feb 1927-Oct 1932; n.d.
72	34	Union Labels, Feb-Sept 1925; n.d.

		PART M. COMMISSION ON RELATIONS WITH RELIGIOUS BODIES IN EUROPE AND THE CENTRAL BUREAU FOR RELIEF OF THE EVANGELICAL CHURCHES OF EUROPE, 1920-1937

73	1	A, Dec 1923-Nov 1925; n.d.
73	1	Armenian Church, June 1926; n.d.
73	1	B, April 1924-Nov 1926; n.d.
73	2	C, Oct 1923-Nov 1926
73	3	D, July 1924-Nov 1925
73	3	Denominational Correspondence, Jan-Dec 1926
73	4	Denominational Apportionments, Dec 1922-1926
73	5	E, April 1924-March 1925
73	5	F, Oct 1922-May 1926
73	5	Finance, Dec 1923-Sept 1926
73	6	Form Letters, Feb 1923-Jan 1927
73	6	French Protestant Churches, Oct 1924-Aug 1926
73	6	G, Jan 1924-Jan 1926
73	7	H, March 1924-Oct 1926
73	7	I, April 1924-May 1929
73	7	Italian Church at Geneva, Nov 1923-1926
73	8	J, Jan-Dec 1925; n.d.
73	8	K, Feb 1924-Feb 1926
73	9	Keller, Adolf, Correspondence, May 1923-1925
73	10	Keller, Adolf, Correspondence, Jan-Oct 1926
73	11	Keller, Adolf, Correspondence, Nov 1926-[Dec?] 1928
73	12	Keller, Adolf, Correspondence, Jan-Dec 1929; n.d.
73	13	L, July 1923-July 1926
73	14	M, Nov 1923-[1926?]
73	15	Membership, Feb 1925-June 1926; n.d.
73	15	Minutes, Jan 1920-Nov 1928
73	15	N, Jan 1924-Jan 1926
73	16	O, Nov 1923-Jan 1926
73	16	P, April 1924-1930
73	16	Presbyterian Church, USA, Dec 1923-Dec 1925
73	17	Press Releases, Sept 1923-1937; n.d.
73	18	Printed Matter, Aug 1922-1930; n.d.
73	19	R, Nov 1923-June 1927
73	19	Reports, Sept 1924-1930; n.d.
73	19	S, Oct 1923-July 1926
73	20	T, Jan 1925-Feb 1926
73	20	Theological Seminaries, Feb-April 1924; n.d.
73	20	Ukrainian Church, Feb 1925-1926
73	20	V, March 1924-June 1926
73	21	W, Feb 1924-Feb 1926
73	21	World Alliance, Dec 1926
73	21	Z, Nov 1923-Sept 1925

		PART N. OVERSEAS RELIEF AND RECONSTRUCTION COMMITTEE, 1939-1948

74	1	A, Aug 1941-Jan 1942
74	1	Agencies, Dec 1939-1940
74	2	Agencies, Jan-Dec 1941
74	3	Agencies, Jan 1942-Nov 1943; n.d.
74	4	Agencies, Denominational Appeals, Oct 1941
74	5	Agencies, Finance, March-Dec 1941
74	6	Agencies, Finance, Jan-Dec 1942; n.d.
74	6	Agency Executives, Oct 1941-Oct 1943
74	6	Agency Requests, Sept 1941-July 1942
74	7	American Red Cross, Feb 1942
74	7	American Rescue Ship Mission, Dec 1940; n.d.
74	7	Appeals, July 1940-Dec 1941
74	8	Articles, June 1940-Jan 1943; n.d.
74	9	Atlantic City Meeting, Nov-Dec 1940
74	9	B, Nov 1940-June 1941
74	9	Brazil, Nov 1942; n.d.
74	9	Budget, Aug 1940-1942
74	10	C, Jan 1942
74	10	China, July 1940-April 1942; n.d.
74	10	Christian World Mission Convocation, Dec 1941-Sept 1942
74	10	Church Committee for China Relief, March 1943-Oct 1944
74	11	Church Committee for Relief in Asia, April-Nov 1944
74	11	Church Summer Conferences, April 1941
74	11	Clothing Appeal, April-June 1940
74	11	Coin Collectors, June 1941-Feb 1942
74	12	Committee on Securing a Director, Aug-Sept 1940
74	12	Conference on Relief, Sept-Oct 1940; n.d.
74	12	Davison Fund, Sept-Nov 1940
74	12	Delaware National Study Conference, Jan-April 1942
74	13	Denominations, July 1940-Nov 1942
74	14	Federal Council of Churches, April 1941-[1942?]
74	14	Fellowship Luncheon, Sept 1941
74	14	Finance, Feb 1940-Dec 1942
74	14	Foreign Missions Conference, Sept 1940-May 1941

		FOREIGN RELIEF APPEALS COMMITTEE

74	15	Advisory Committee, March 1941-Nov 1942
74	15	Annual Reports, Nov 1940-Oct 1942
74	15	Correspondence, April 1939-Oct 1942; n.d.
74	16	Minutes, April 1939-Jan 1941
74	17	G, Jan-Dec 1941
74	17	General Interdenominational Agencies, Sept-Dec 1941
74	17	Greece, Feb-April 1941
74	17	Hoover Plan, Aug 1940-Oct 1941; n.d.
74	17	L, Nov 1940
74	18	License, March 1941-Feb 1942
74	19	M, Jan 1941-Nov 1942
74	19	Miscellaneous, Dec 1939-Jan 1941; n.d.
74	19	N, Oct 1940-Nov 1941
74	19	Overhead Costs, April-June 1941; n.d.
74	20	Overseas Relief and Reconstruction Committee, Jan-Dec 1944
74	21	P, June 1940-July 1943; n.d.
74	21	Percentage Data, April 1940-June 1941; n.d.
74	21	President's Committee on War Relief Agencies, March 1941-Aug 1942
74	21	Press Releases, June 1940-Dec 1941; n.d.
74	22	Printed Matter, Sept 1940-1948; n.d.
74	22	Radio Addresses, Aug 1940-June 1942; n.d.
74	23	Radio Addresses, "Alert,"June 1941-Nov 1942; n.d.
74	23	S, Dec 1940-Sept 1943; n.d.
74	23	Seminary Conferences, May 1941-April 1942
74	23	Shanghai American School, Aug 1940-Jan 1941
74	24	Source Material, June 1940-Oct 1941; n.d.
74	24	T, Sept-Dec 1941
74	24	U, Nov 1942; n.d.
74	24	United States Department of State, Jan-July 1942
74	25	V, Dec 1941-Sept 1942
74	25	W, Feb 1940-Oct 1942
74	25	War Emergency Funds, July 1940-Jan 1943
74	25	World Christian Service, Dec 1941-March 1942; n.d.

		PART O. FIELD DEPARTMENT, 1894-1950

75	1	Chaplains, March 1917-April 1937; n.d.
75	2	Christian Unity Syllabus, Oct 1928; n.d.
75	3	Church and Community Convention, Cleveland, June 1920
75	4	The Church Federation Field, May 1934-June 1935
75	5	Civilian Conservation Corps Camps, Feb 1934-Feb 1937; n.d.
75	6	Commission on Councils of Churches, Nov 1920-March 1925; n.d.
75	7	Commission on Federated Movements, Minutes, March 1915-Dec 1916
75	8	Commission on Federated Movements, Printed Matter, 1914-Dec 1916; n.d.	Digital
75	9	Commission on Interchurch Federations, Minutes, Dec 1916-[1920?]; n.d.
75	10	Commission on Interchurch Federations, Printed Matter, Oct 1917-June 1920; n.d.
75	11	Commission on State and Local Federations, 1914; n.d.
75	12	Committee on Extension of State and Local Cooperation, Feb 1929-Oct 1932
75	13	Correspondence, Jan 1915-June 1940
75	14	Directory of Councils of Churches, March 1931-Nov 1939
75	15	Field Department, Minutes, March 1933-May 1937
75	16	The Financing of State and Local Councils of Churches, March 1944
75	17	Larger Parish Survey, Jan 1928-1937; n.d.
75	18	Men and Religion Forward Movement, 1910-April 1931; n.d.
75	19	Denominational and Interdenominational Programs, Survey, April-May 1935; n.d.
75	20	Miscellaneous, March 1915-Oct 1949; n.d.
75	21	Printed Matter, 1894-May 1909
75	22	Printed Matter, Aug 1910-1927
75	23	Printed Matter, May 1929-April 1937; n.d.

		RELIGIOUS WORK IN THE CANAL ZONE

75	24	Annual Reports, Jan 1940-1950
75	25	Balboa Union Church, Bulletins, March 1941-Dec 1950
75	26	Balboa Union Church, Correspondence, April 1926-Oct 1949
75	27	Balboa Union Church, Correspondence, Nov 1949-1950; n.d.
75	28	Cocoli Union Church, March 1948-1950; n.d.
75	29	Committee on Religious Work in the Canal Zone, Correspondence, May 1940-1950; n.d.
75	30	Committee on Religious Work in the Canal Zone, Minutes, Nov 1920-Feb 1950
75	31	Constitution and Bylaws of the Union Church, Sept 1917-1946; n.d.
75	32	Correspondence, Jan 1921-Nov 1950

76	1	Cristobal Union Church, Bulletins, Feb 1949-Dec 1950
76	2	Cristobal Union Church, Correspondence, Nov 1931-June 1950
76	3	Cristobal Union Church, Correspondence, Aug-Dec 1950; n.d.
76	4	Cristobal Union Church, July 1948-Dec 1950
76	5	Finances, July 1922-Dec 1950; n.d.
76	6	Gamboa Union Church, Sept 1941-1950; n.d.
76	7	Gatun Union Church, April 1946-Nov 1950; n.d.
76	8	General Council, Jan 1945-Oct 1950
76	9	Incorporation of the Union Church, June 1938-Dec 1940; n.d.
76	10	Margarita Union Church, March 1946-July 1950; n.d.
76	11	Miscellaneous, Nov 1920-1950; n.d.
76	12	Pedro Miguel Union Church, Jan 1939-1950; n.d.
76	13	Personnel, April 1948-Dec 1950
76	14	Printed Matter, 1917-April 1950; n.d.
76	15	State and Local Federations, Survey, Sept 1913-Feb 1914; n.d.
76	16	State and Local Federations, Survey, Undated

		PART P. MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENTS, COMMISSIONS, AND COMMITTEES, 1914-1950

77	1	Board of Trustees, Dec 1919-Dec 1923
77	2	Christian Education Commission, Dec 1915-Feb 1929; n.d.
77	2	Church and Country Life Commission, Dec 1915-Jan 1924; n.d.
77	2	Commission for the Study of Christian Unity, 1937-1940
77	3	Committee of Fifteen, Jan 1919-Nov 1925; n.d.

		FINANCIAL AND FIDUCIARY COMMITTEE

77	4	Leaflets, March 1927-1933; n.d.
77	4	Miscellaneous, Oct 1926-[1933?]; n.d.
77	5	Pamphlets, 1923-1927
77	6	Pamphlets, 1928-1931
77	7	Pamphlets, 1931-1933
77	8	Pamphlets, 1933-1946; n.d.
77	9	Finance Committee, June 1920-Nov 1934
77	10	Finance Committee, Jan 1935-Jan 1950
77	11	Function and Structure Committee, 1928-Feb 1932
77	12	Function and Structure Committee, April-Dec 1932
77	13	Function and Structure Committee, [1932?]; n.d.
77	14	International Christian Social Institute and Bureau of Research, April-June 1929
77	15	Literature Committee, May-July 1929
77	16	Mercy and Relief Committee, Nov 1923-Nov 1926
77	17	Mercy and Relief Committee, June 1927-Nov 1930
77	18	Mercy and Relief Committee, Jan-March 1931; n.d.
77	19	Midwest Committee, Oct 1928-Feb 1936; n.d.
77	20	Ministry, Commission on, 1946-Nov 1950; n.d.
77	21	Motion Picture Commission, Oct 1921-Jan 1930
77	22	Philadelphia Sesquicentennial Celebration, Nov 1923-Feb 1925
77	23	Policy Committee, Feb 1926-[1932?]; n.d.; Radio Committee. Nov 1925-Oct 1931
77	24	Railway Transportation Conferences, June 1923-Jan 1924
77	25	Relations with France and Belgium Commission, Nov 1918-Oct 1923
77	26	Relations with the Eastern Churches Committee, Oct 1924-March 1929
77	27	Social Studies Committee, Jan-July 1920
77	28	Temperance Commission, Feb 1918-July 1927; n.d.
77	29	Town and Country Committee, March 1934-1944
77	30	Universal Christian Council for Life and Work, June 1921-1925
77	31	Universal Christian Council for Life and Work, Aug 1926-1929

78	1	Universal Christian Council for Life and Work, Feb 1930-Oct 1941; n.d.
78	2	Washington Office, June 1914-May 1950; n.d.
78	2	Western Committee, Nov-Dec 1927; n.d.

		WORSHIP COMMITTEE

78	3	Clippings, Feb 1931-Nov 1938; n.d.
78	4	Minutes, April 1932-Oct 1942
78	5	Minutes, May 1943-Oct 1950
78	6	Miscellaneous, May 1931-Oct 1942; n.d.
78	7	Printed Matter, [1936?]-July 1943
78	8	Printed Matter, 1944-June 1950; n.d.

		SERIES IV: PRINTED MATTER, 1895-1951

		PART A. ANNUAL REPORTS, 1906-1950

79	1	1906-1909
79	2	1910-1911
79	3	1912
79	4	1913
79	5	1914
79	6	1915
79	7	1915-1916
79	8	1917
79	9	1918
79	10	1919
79	11	1921
79	12	1922
79	13	1923
79	14	1924
79	15	1925
79	16	1926-1927
79	17	1928
79	18	1929
79	19	1930-1931
79	20	1932

80	1	1933-1934
80	2	1935-1936
80	3	1937-1938
80	4	1939
80	5	1940
80	6	1941
80	7	1943
80	8	1944
80	9	1945
80	10	1946
80	11	1947
80	12	1948
80	13	1949
80	14	1950

		PART B. FEDERAL COUNCIL BULLETIN, 1918-1950

80	15	Jan 1918-Nov 1920	Digital
80	16	Jan 1921-Jan 1923
80	17	Feb 1923-Dec 1924
80	18	Jan 1925-Dec 1926
80	19	March-Dec 1927
80	20	Jan-Nov 1928
80	21	Jan-Dec 1929

81	1	Jan-Dec 1930
81	2	Jan 1931-Dec 1933
81	3	Sept 1935-Dec 1936
81	4	Jan-Dec 1937
81	5	Jan-Dec 1938
81	6	Jan-Dec 1939
81	7	Jan-Dec 1940
81	8	Jan-Dec 1941
81	9	Jan-Dec 1942
81	10	Jan-Dec 1944
81	11	Jan 1945-Dec 1946
81	12	Jan 1947-Nov 1948
81	13	Jan-Dec 1949
81	14	Jan-Dec 1950

		PART C. PAMPHLETS, 1901-1950

81	15	1901-Nov 21, 1905
81	16	Nov 22-29, 1905
81	17	Nov 30-Dec 1905
81	18	Aug 1906-Dec 1908
81	19	Jan 1909-1911
81	20	April 1912-Dec 1914
81	21	Feb 1915-Dec 1916
81	22	1916-1917

82	1	1918
82	2	1919
82	3	1920
82	4	1921
82	5	1922
82	6	Feb 1923-April 1924
82	7	May 1924-Dec 1925
82	8	May 1926-Oct 1927
82	9	Nov 1927-March 1928
82	10	Aug 1928-March 1929
82	11	May-Nov 1929
82	12	Dec 1929, 1929
82	13	1930
82	14	April 1931
82	15	Nov 1931-1932
82	16	May 1933-1934
82	17	Feb 1935-Nov 1936
82	18	Dec 1936-1937
82	19	1938

83	1	Jan 1939-1940
83	2	1941
83	3	1942
83	4	Feb 1943-May 1944
83	5	June-Dec 1944
83	6	1944
83	7	Jan 1945-Dec 1946
83	8	1946-1947
83	9	1948-April 1950
83	10	1950; n.d.
83	11	Undated	Digital
83	12	Undated
83	13	Undated
83	14	Undated
83	15	Undated
83	16	Undated

		PART D. LEAFLETS, 1895-1950

83	17	Nov 1895-1919	Digital
83	18	June 1920-1941
83	19	Dec 1942-Dec 1950; n.d.

84	1	Undated
84	2	Undated

		PART E. PRESS RELEASES, 1914-1950

84	3	June 1914-1919	Digital
84	4	Jan 1920-1946
84	5	March 1946
84	6	April-Oct 1946
84	7	Nov-Dec 1946
84	8	Jan-Dec 1947
84	9	Jan-Dec 1948
84	10	Jan-Dec 1950
84	11	Undated

		PART F. NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS, 1903-1951

84	12	1903-1904
84	13	1905
84	14	1905
84	15	1905
84	16	1906
84	17	1906
84	18	1908-1909	Digital
84	19	1911	Digital
84	20	1912
84	21	1912	Digital
84	22	1913	Digital
84	23	1913	Digital

85	1	1913
85	2	1914
85	3	1914
85	4	1914
85	5	1915
85	6	1915
85	7	1916
85	8	1916
85	9	1916
85	10	1917
85	11	1918
85	12	1919
85	13	1919
85	14	1919
85	15	1920
85	16	1921
85	17	1922
85	18	1923
85	19	1923
85	20	1924
85	21	1924
85	22	1925-1926
85	23	1927-1929

86	1	1930-1931
86	2	1932
86	3	1933
86	4	1934
86	5	1934
86	6	1935-1939
86	7	1940-1942
86	8	1943-1945
86	9	1946
86	10	1947-1948
86	11	1949
86	12	1950-1951
86	13	Undated
86	14	Undated
86	15	Undated

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