Adamic, Louis.

The Agricultural Situation. Bureau of Agricultural Economics, U.S. Department of Agriculture. May-December 1939.

The Agricultural Situation. Bureau of Agricultural Economics, U.S. Department of Agriculture. January-December 1940.

The Agricultural Situation. Bureau of Agricultural Economics, U.S. Department of Agriculture. January-December 1941.

The Agricultural Situation. Bureau of Agricultural Economics, U.S. Department of Agriculture. January-August, October 1942.

The Agricultural Situation. Bureau of Agricultural Economics, U.S. Department of Agriculture. January-April 1943.

Central California Beet Growers Association, Limited. The sugar market. June 1938.

The effect of the combined harvester-thresher on farm organization in southwestern Kansas and northwestern Oklahoma, by W.E. Grimes. Manhattan, Kansas. Agricultural Experiment station. July 1928.

The production tools of agriculture, an address by Harry G. Davis before 40th annual convention, Arkansas Hardware & Implement Association, Little Rock, Arkansas. February 20, 1940.

How farm machinery creates employment. June 20, 1934.

Technological progress in American farming. Statement by Fowler McCormick. before the Temporary National Economic Committee (76th Congress), Washington, D.C. April 24, 1940.

Some aspects of mechanization in American economy, by Harry G. Davis. March 1940.

The economics of farm machinery, by Dr. John Lee Coulter. July 1940.

[Reprints, articles concerning influence of machines on farm labor and the nature of farm labor itself].

Technological progress in American farming, with forward by S.G. McAllister, President International Harvester Company ?). (1937

Agricultural Experiment Station Bimonthly bulletin. May 1939.

Transient and migratory workers.

Agricultural labor housing survey.

Some technological changes in the high plains cotton area of Texas, by Bonnen, C.A. & Magee, A.C. August 1938.

Some technological changes in the high plains cotton area of Texas, by C.A. Bonnen. August 1938.

Agricultural Bulletin. Washington, D.C., National Council to Aid Agricultural Workers. November 15, 1939-August 1940.

Chemurgy and the grapes of promise, by Louis J. Taber. 6th Annual National Farm Chemurgic Conference. Chicago. March 27-29, 1940.

Material on increasing the industrial uses of farm products or chemurgy. Reports on conditions of agriculture and the farmer.

The Llano Del Rio cooperative colony (in Antelope Valley, Los Angeles County, California-a cooperative colony). Hanna, Hugh S.

Agriculture and banking, by C.B. Jennett. Sixth annual National Farm Chemurgic Conference, Chicago. March 27-29, 1940.

Industrial utilization of farm products and the proposed establishment of a western division of the National Research Council. Winnipeg, The North-west Line Elevators Association.

Farmers and Farm Workers, prepared by Farm Research, Incorporated. Washington, D.C. Labor Fact Book 3, New York International Publishers. Library of Congress [call no.] HD 8072 L253. 1936.

Some possible effects of the war on American agriculture, by N.R. Whitney ... at the Second Mid-American Chemurgic Conference, Cleveland, Ohio. September 16-17, 1940.

The agricultural history of Iowa as a field of research, by Louis Bernard Schmidt. October 1939.

[Newspaper clippings, articles, etc.].

The Americas.

[No further description available].

Articles, clippings, etc.

Reports on condition of farm labor.

[Folder of newspaper clippings].

Typed copies from newspaper clippings from Washington New Dealer, Seattle, Washington. November 24, 1939-December 14, 1939.

Report on Associated Farmers of California, Incorporated; its structure, aims and activities ... submitted to Professor Eric C. Bellquist, instructor, Political Science 114. University of California, Berkeley. April 18, 1938.

Ayres report. August 10, 1942.

Photos and a statement by Carey McWilliams.

[No further description available].

Birth control in a midwestern city and Contraceptive service in three areas, by Regime K. Stix. [n.d.].

Ill fares the land. Book 2.

Ill fares the land. Book (miscellaneous).

Governor's Citizen Committee Report and Recommendation on the outbreaks of violence in Los Angeles during the week of June 6, 1943 . n.p. June 12, 1943.

Report and Recommendations of the Citizens Committee, June 12, 1943. n.p. June 12, 1943.

[No further description available].

California Department of Agricultural Reports on acreage from Agricultural Commissioners of the counties.

Handbook on sources of economic data pertaining to California: state agencies. 1939.

Speeches before, studies by California Chamber of Commerce on the subject of farm labor.

California Chinese Press 11 Colombus Avenue, San Francisco, California. November 29, 1940-May 9, 1941; June 6, August 1, 1941.

Analysis of proposed reductions in the budget.

[No further description available].

Review of personnel changes. 1939-1940.

Housing for migratory agricultural labor, by L.T. Mott [and] F.J. Rugg.

Studies published by the University on agricultural labor.

California Farm Reporter (December 11, 1941, January-May; August-December 1942).

[No further description available].

Cannery Field Workers News. 23 SW Sherman St., Portland, Oregon. August 24, 1942.

Central Idea. Published by Central Junior High School.

Radio address, by Frank W. Clark, director, Department of public works, Sacramento, California, 6:45 to 7:00 p.m., KFBK. February 13, 1941.

Central Valley development and its relation to transportation, by Culbert L. Olson. Address to the Pacific Transportation Association at the Commercial Club, San Francisco, California. January 21, 1941.

Iowa State College, Agricultural Experiment Station, Ames, Iowa. June and October 1941.

Pamphlets, newspaper clippings, etc.

Civil Rights Bulletin. National Federation for Constitutional Liberties. Washington, D.C. March 1942.

Statement of Citizen's Committee, Los Angeles.

Letters, reports, miscellaneous material in regard to this group and John Steinbeck committee.

[Miscellaneous material; several letters to CMcW.].

Similar reports by California Cooperative crop reporting service. May 1938, April 1939.

Two years of indusco, by Rewi Alley (1940).

Pamphlets, periodicals, and mimeographed article.

Appeal. May 1939.

INDUSCO News. Hong Kong, China. November 1, 1940.

New Defence: A Journal of the 30,000 Industrial Co-operatives Movement of China. Chungking, China. May 1939.

[No further description available].

Material on wages, prices, etc.

Power farming and labor displacement in the cotton belt, 1937... U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics. Washington, D.C., U.S. Government Printing Office. 1938.

Letters, pamphlets, newspaper and periodical clippings concerning the trial. 1935.

Cultural Relations between the United States and Latin America.

Labor and other factors influencing dairy production in the Los Angeles milkshed, November 1942. U.S. Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Washington, D.C. February 1943.

Pamphlets, letters, and other material concerning work of.

Newspaper clippings, etc. on preparations and organization for major disaster (ca. 1938).

Modern economic trends, lecture by Dr. Ira B. Cross. Labor Relations College, lecture no.2. Berkeley, University of California. March 20, 1940.

[Folder of newspaper clippings and articles].

Social environment as a modifying factor in the correlation between maternal age and intelligence of offspring, by Pearl Moshinsky. January 1942.

Factories in the field.

Facts and Figures. California C.I.O. Research Department of the California State Industrial Union Council, San Francisco. January-February 1943.

Facts for Farmers: A Journal for Progressive Farmers. 39 Cortlandt St., New York. July-September 1941; May 1937.

[No further description available].

[No further description available].

The American Citizen. San Rafael, California, Henry R. Sanborn. January 17, 1936-July 15, 1936.

[Miscellaneous newspaper clippings, etc.].

McCleary, G.F. Australia population problem.

Beebe, Gilbert W. Differential fertility by color for coal miners in Logan County, West Virginia.

Vance, Rupert. Regional approach to the study of high fertility.

Kiser, Clyde V., Social implications of the under-developed family.

Beebe, Gilbert W. Differential fertility by color for coal miners in Logan County, West Virginia.

Vance, Rupert. Regional approach to the study of high fertility.

Kiser, Clyde V., Social implications of the underdeveloped family.

Kirk, Dudley. Relations of employment levels to births in Germany.

Kiser, Clyde V., Intra-group differences in birth rates of married women.

McCleary, G.F. Prewar European population policies.

[No further description available].

Forward--Los Angeles. Published in the interest of Mexican-Americans.

Records of speeches and committee reports of Conference of state and federal agencies on agricultural labor.

Conference of state and federal agencies on agricultural labor.

The Financial history of Great Western Sugar Company. An outline compiled by J.F. Rasmussen, Consulting Engineer for Colorado Farmers Union.

[No further description available].

Fruit tramp [and other stories] (in Migrants - Miscellaneous articles folder). Stop transient (in Migrants: federal action folder). A stop that means go in California (in Relief folder).

Pamphlets and reports on health; several from Kern County.

A study of one hundred seventy [?] self-resettled agricultural families, Monterey county, California, 1939, by Walter Evans Hoadley, Jr.

The Hour. April 30, 1939- .

Problems of a housing enforcement program, by L.M. Graves and Alfred H. Fletcher. May 1938.

Housing in relation to public health and welfare, by Wendy Stewart.

Housing: provision of low-rent housing, by Wendy Stewart.

Reports, newspaper clippings, etc. on housing in various parts of California. Some general reports by federal government included.

Rural households and dependency, by Olaf E. Larson. Fort Collins. 1938.

American Society of Agricultural Engineers. February 12, 1941.

The Imperial Valley farm labor situation; report of the Special Investigating committee, Sacramento. 1934.

Clippings about labor difficulties during Pamphlet published by Associated farmers known as Phillips report: The Imperial valley situation. 1934.

In Fact. Long Island City, New York. 1940-1942.

[No further description available].

Reports, Assembly bills, clippings on methods of treating indigents.

[No further description available].

International Juridicial Association Monthly Bulletin, New York, New York. December 1938.

[No further description available].

Unbelievable, published by Friday, Incorporated. 114 E. 32nd St. New York, New York. Winter 1940.

Bakersfield conference on agricultural labor. October 29, 1938.

[No further description available].

[No further description available].

The Kaweah Commonwealth. March 14, 1891.

[No further description available].

Notes on the Conference on agricultural labor of the Social Science Research Council. 1940.

Newspaper clippings chiefly on housing of agricultural workers.

Scioto Marsh. Hardin County, Ohio.

Migration and resettlement of the people, discussion by R.F. Bassey. San Francisco, National Conference on Planning. July 6-11, 1940.

Discussion of Mr. Carey McWilliams' Paper, Migration and Resettlement of People. By Walter A. Duffy.

The status of agricultural labor, by N.C. Durham. Law and Contemporary Problems, William T. Ham. October 1937

Farm labor, by W.U. Fuhriman. Proceedings of the Western Farm Economic Association. 10th annual meeting, University of Nevada, Reno. June 24, 1937.

Letters regarding Mr. McWilliams's Farm Labor Authority Proposal. Clippings and reports on the advisability of importing Mexican labor, etc. issue of the Inter-American with Mr. McWilliams' article They Saved the Crops. August 1943

Copy of a discussion by William E. Warne, ... of the paper on Migration and resettlement of people, by CMcW. 1940.

Distribution and seasonability of agricultural employment, by J.T. Wendzel. February 1938.

Newspaper clippings on situation in California. 1942.

Letters from Department of agriculture and other officials in regard to Mr. McWilliams' Proposal in re farm labor authority.

Letters, clippings, reports of attempts to get agricultural workers-some of them of questionable standing.

National Bulletin. Washington, D.C. 1940-1941.

L.N.P.L. News: Life Preserver of Democracy. Labor's Non-Partisan League of California. March 21, 1940.

Pamphlet: Labor's Non-Partisan League, Its Origin and Growth.

Statements, reports, memoranda, etc.

United States Congress, 74th. Senate Committee on education and labor. Subcommittee on Senate resolution 266.

The west coast land grafters, by Bailey Millard. May 1905.

Spanish land grant system, by R.H. Allen. Division of Land Utilization, Resettlement, Administration, Washington, D.C.

Proposal made to Nelson Rockefeller. 1941.

Consideration of the question: Have citizens of Mexican descent enjoyed equal opportunity for development of good character and citizenship (1942).

A World hegemony to secure peace on earth and promote good will toward men, by Haven A. Mason. Palo Alto. 1941.

Farm labor authority proposal.

Migration and resettlement of people, discussions of.

McWilliams, Carey - as Author.

The Mears Newz, Mears, Michigan.

General material on problems of race, background, language, etc.

Ayres, Ed Duran - Ayres Report. August 10, 1942.

Local elections-Los Angeles and Ventura area.

Mexican Labor News. 1943-1944.

Agnes E. Meyers articles reprinted from The Washington Post.

Arizona.

Mexicans as Imported Labor.

California.

Colorado.

Culture.

Detroit.

Discrimination.

Discrimination - Brutality and Violence.

Discrimination - Segregation in Schools.

Education.

Health.

Housing.

Juvenile Delinquency.

New Mexico.

Oregon.

Repatriation.

Silex, Humberto.

Texas.

U.S. International Relations.

Vocational Future.

War Service.

[No further description available].

[No further description available].

A study of the migratory children in Kern county for the school year. 1936-1937.

Report on social problems of migrants and their families summarized. Children's Bureau, U.S. Department of Labor, Washington, D.C. August 1937.

Digest of statement by Bessie M. Knapp, Chairman of Migratory Committee, California Congress of Parents and Teachers.

Pamphlets, photostats, clippings on work of children in the fields and the lack of sufficient attendance at school.

Commission to investigate the employment of migrants. 1932.

The child in the migratory camp - Education, by Edward J. Rowell.

Periodical clippings, by Carey McWilliams, Rex Miller, and others chiefly on problem in California.

Clippings from San Francisco Chronicle chiefly on housing of migrants.

Articles from Country gentleman; tone more favorable to growers and Associated Framers.

Several newspaper clippings and a paper by Floence Earle Haviland: Stop transient: federal transient service for girls and boys, Los Angeles area. 1933.

Two stories from New masses and one from Saturday Evening Post.

Reports, newspaper clippings, periodical articles.

Toward a national policy for migration, by Beecroft, Eric and Janow, Seymour.

The genesis of the exodus, by Benson Y. Landis. New York, Friendship press. n.d.

A survey of fruit and berry famers and farmers in the areas of concentrated of commercial shipments. Emergency Relief Administration. 1933-1934.

Farm worker bulletin, no.1. June 1938.

Toward a national policy for migration, by Eric Beecroft and Seymour Janow. May 1938.

Employment Security Review. June 1940.

Newspaper clippings, stories, articles.

The Genesis of the Exodus, by Benson Y. Landis.

Several pamphlets and newspaper clippings. Quite a few clippings on housing.

I wonder where we can go now..... April 1939.

Professional migratory farm labor households, by Carl F. Reuss.

The church serving the migrants, by Ethel Prince Miller. New York, Friendship Press. 1940.

The sanitarian's role in Maricopa County's transient labor problem, by Noel McKeehan. Sanitarian, Maricopa County Health Unit.

A survey of the migratory agricultural labor population and the program of the agricultural worker's ealth and medical association in Maricopa and Pinal counties, Arizona. November 1939.

[No further description available].

Unpublished M.A. theses on labor subjects listed by selected universities. , partial list. Institute of labor studies. 1920-1940 April 1941.

Migratory farm labor; a bibliography, by Margaret Castle Schindler. University of Wisconsin. June 1929.

Drought refugee and labor migration to California, June-December 1935, by Paul S. Taylor and Tom Vasey. Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor.

Drought refugee and labor migration to California in 1936. Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor. U.S. Government Printing Office, 1937.

Patterns of agricultural labor migration within California... Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office. 1938.

What shall we do with them? Address before the Commonwealth Club of California, San Francisco. By Paul S. Taylor. April 15, 1938.

Races and ethic (ethnic) groups in American life, Giannini Library. 1933.

Summary report on the background and problems affecting farm labor in California, submitted by Edward J. Rowell, Regional Labor Advisor Resettlement Administration.

Reports, charts, newspaper on beet workers and migratory workers in Colorado.

The people of Dolores county, Colorado: preliminary report. Texas, 1940, United States Department of agriculture - Bureau of agricultural economies. In cooperation with the Colorado agricultural experiment station. 1940.

Beet labor problems in Colorado, by R.W. Roskelley. July 10-12, 1940.

Study of migratory farm labor.

Reports by the Kern General Hospital, the Kern County Health Department, and Robert J. Wright on health, general conditions, and housing.

Reports by the Kern General Hospital, the Kern County Health Department, and Robert J. Wright on health, general conditions, and housing.

Louisiana Council on Migratory Labor and Transients. Minutes: January 5, 1940 (8th), February 4, 1941 (11th), November 15, 1940 (10th), April 18, 1940 (9th).

Louisiana Council on Migratory Labor and Transients. Publication no.5: Why a council on Migratory Labor.

3-A Bum, take a bow!

Louisiana Council on Migratory Labor and Transients. Labor disruptions, crowded housing in defense boom cited. (Feature article appearing in the New Orleans Item Tribune. Louisiana Council on Migratory Labor & Transients. May 18, 1941).

Reports on migratory sugar beet workers and migratory labor in Michigan. Correspondence.

Migratory Labor in Berrien county, by Daniel O'Connor. Michigan. March 7, 1940.

Migratory workers in Southwestern Michigan, prepared by the Intake and Certification staff in the South Haven area. Federal Works Agency, Michigan Work Project Administration, Lansing Michigan. August 12, 1940.

Report on the Farm Security Administration's program in Southeastern Missouri and notes.

Reports on the Southeast Missouri Project. U.S. Department of Agriculture, Farm Security Administration.

...Monthly border count report... U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics. 1940-1942.

...Persons, members of parties in need of manual employment entering Arizona and California by motor vehicle... Report... U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics. 1940-1942.

...Condensed monthly agricultural crop and labor report... February 15, 1939-May 15, 1940.

Report on migrants... U.S. Farm Placement Service. February 1939-December 31, 1939.

Texas emigrant agency law.

...Annual Report... U.S. Bureau of Employment Security.

Cooperative extension work in agriculture and home economics agricultural and mechanical college of Texas and United States Department of Agriculture cooperating. Extension Service, county agent work.

Reports on Migratory Labor and living conditions for migrants in Texas. General report on Migration in the Near Future. The problem of land and people.

A survey of labor migration between states, by N.A. Tolles. Bureau of Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor. July 1937.

Memorandum re The American rural refugee problem in the west, [by Norman Littell?].

Agricultural migratory workers in the United States of America, by Dr. Rudolf Heberle.

Reports on Migratory Labor.

Seasonal agricultural labor in the Yakima Valley, by Paul H. Landis. August 1937.

California. University. Radio service. Our unwanted refugees: broadcast. February 1939.

The church and the last American migration, by Edgar E. Wilson for the Social action fellowship. California conference, M.E. church (n.d.).

The church serving the migrants, by Ethel Prince Miller. New York Frienship Press. 1940.

Excerpts from report, copy of Mr. McWilliams article Exit the Filipino in The Nation, copy of article by Dr. Bogardus, Fala year book. , pamphlet by Committee for the protection of Filipino rights, and other material including copies of newspapers. September 4, 1935 1940

Philippine Commonwealth Journal Portland, Oregon. 1939-1940.

Philippine Journal. Stockton, California. 1939-41.

Commonwealth Times. Philippines Commonwealth Times Publication Company. 618 1/2 North Spring St., Los Angeles, California. June 1, November 15, December 1939; August 28-October 14, 1940.

Commonwealth Times ( Phillipines Commonwealth Times). Filipino Workers in California. P.O. Box 854 / Santa Maria, California. June 15, 1937.

Democracy comes to cotton kingdom: the story of Mexico's la Laguna, by Clarence Senior. D.F. Centro de Estudios Pedagogicos e Hispanoamericanos. 1940.

The Mexican oil seizure, by Donald R. Richberg. New York, Standard Oil Company. [?]. 1940

Texto vigente de la constitucion politica de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos, by Lazaro Cardenas. Ediciones pipsa. Mexico. 1939.

The Mexican people and the oil companies, by Alejandro Carrillo. Mexico. 1938.

New Mexico's opportunity: A message to my fellow new Mexicans, from Joaquin Ortega. Albuquerque. 1942.

Paper on the Rehabilitation for Mexican farm laborers by Joseph A. Facci and miscellaneous phamphlets and periodicals.

[No further description available].

Annual report of the Mexican Welfare Committee of the Colorado State Council, K. of C. at Denver Colorado, May 23, 1927. Fifth Annual report at Pueblo, Colorado. May 28, 1928.

Codigo agrario de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos. Mexico, Departmento de bibliotecas de la secretaria de educacion publica, (Mn.d.). Biblioteca del Obrero y Campesino, tercera edicion.

Secretaria de relaciones exteriores. Ley de nacionalidad y naturalizacion, Mexico. 1934.

Proposiciones del departmento del trabajo a la primera convercion nacional de poblacion. D.A.P.P., Mexico, 1939.

Migratory Mexican labor in Michigan. Results of conferences held with the various state departments cooperating with the Department of Labor and Industry of Michigan. 1937-1938.

Rehabilitation for Mexican Farm laborers, by Joseph A. Facci. November 18, 1939.

California. State commission of immigration and housing. 1918.

Directory of immigrant serving agencies; prepared by the Committee of Immigrant Servings Agency of the Family Welfare Council. Community Chest of San Francisco.

Hindus in the United States: their part in the economic development of the West...., by Kharaiti Ram Samras. 1936.

[Statements and articles by and about above].

Sacramento depression settlement survey, 1935. Submitted to the Sacramento community chest and to the Works press administration, by Robert A. Muir, supervised SERA Project 216. Sacramento. August 26, 1936.

[No further description available].

Transcript of hearing conducted by Carey McWilliams on importation of Negro labor to California. 1942.

Discrimination.

Housing.

War Service.

[No further description available].

[No further description available].

News notes. San Francisco, California, Simon J. Lubin [Society] of California, Incorporated. November 16, 25, December 11, 25, 1936; February 8, 19, April 12, 30, December 22, 1937.

Newspaper clippings, notes, and pamphlets on migration from Oklahoma, general and labor conditions.

Union Bulletin. Los Angeles, California. The optical technicians and workers union. September 15-December 1, 1936.

Newspaper clippings concerned with stuggle between closed and Open Shop in Los Angeles. and elsewhere. 1936

Three clippings from the Los Angeles Times.

Organizer. [Los Angeles?] The Western mechanics industrial union. July 15-December 16, 1936.

Plane facts. [Los Angeles?] The Western mechanics industrial union. November 10-December 4, 1936.

[Clippings from] Pacific Rural Press and California farmer. San Francisco, California, Pacific rural Press company

Newspaper clippings of talks by Senator (state) John Phillips on Russia; most of them from Pacific rural press.

[No further description available].

[No further description available].

Periodical articles, depositions, types articles, newspapers; most of them on Ham'n' eggs plan.

[No further description available].

The Philippines Herald Mid-Week Magazine. P.O. Box 601, Manila, Philippines. August 21, 1940.

Newspaper clippings of accounts of his talks on Russia, Steinbeck, McWilliams, and communism. Also, his pamphlet The relief situation in California. 1940.

Snapshots and films of various camps, housing units, and migrant families. Notes on buildings and inspections.

Overton, Grace Sloan. The family pulls up stakes. New York, Frienship Press. 1940.

Current farm economies, Stillwater, February-April 1940. Oklahoma, Agricultural Experiment Station.

[No further description available].

California. Agriculture prorate commission, Report. Sacramento, California. September 1 1934-February 28, 1937.

Conferences, associations, etc. concerned with minority problems.

[No further description available].

Boston.

Detroit.

Los Angeles.

New York.

Newspaper and clippings about the new deal, Russia, and individuals.

Report of the twenty-sixth conference of the Regional Agricultural Council for the Southern Great Plains States. Waco, Texas. October 17 and 18, 1940.

Statement of Paul S. Taylor before the Special Senate Committee to Investigate Unemployment and Relief. San Francisco, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Farm Security Administration, 1938. March 14, 1938.

Correspondence, articles, newspaper clippings about situation in California. 1938-1940.

Analysis and results of the 54th session, California Legislature. 1941.

California - Legislature - Senate. Senate Bill no.90. 1940.

California state industrial union council. 1941.

California. State Relief Administration. Public-welfare in California, by Edwin James Cooley, Director, San Francisco County, SRA. Revised December 5, 1939. San Francisco, 1939. 1939.

California. State Relief Administration, v.p. July 1939.

California. State Relief Administration. M.H. Lewis, Director. December 28, 1935.

California. State Relief Administration. February 1940

California. State Relief Administration. 1939[?].

Causes and consequences: A study of rural relief in relation to county backgrounds, by Paul H. Landis and Rachmiel Forschmiedt. Pullman, Washington, Rural Sociology Research Laboratory. May 1936.

The problems of relief and agriculture in California, by Louis Kuplan. December 1937.

The problem of public support for unemployment relief programs, by William Burk.

[No further description available].

Migratory Labor Report, by Paul Taylor.

California research committee on labor problems. Report of the sub-committee on housing. January 10, 1939.

Migratory labor report, by Dr. Paul Taylor. Sub-committee no.11.

Self-help cooperative, by Dr. Taylor.

Descriptive of the valley today.

Letters and clippings about various activities ranging from numerical society to redbaiting.

Newspaper clippings and one magazine article about the sheriff and his activities.

[No further description available].

A review of the California sardine industry with incidental consideration of its racketeers, its politician pseudo-scientists, and its misguided sportsmen enemies, by William Denman and Lyman Henry (San Francisco, California. February 1, 1936).

Report by the Department of Justice into the sharecropper demonstration in Southeastern Missouri. March 21, 1939.

Shelter. Shelter Research, Incorporated. 34 Hubert St. New York. 1939.

Their blood is strong..., by John Steinbeck. San Francisco, Simon J. Lubin society of California, incorporated. 1938.

The Rural Observer. San Francisco, California, The Simon J. Lubin society of California, Incorporated. September 25,1937- .

Confidential News Service. Simon J. Lubin Society, Incorporated, San Francisco, California. v.d., 1939.

Includes newspaper clippings, issues of the Mexican Labor News and El Sinarquista.

[No further description available].

The selection of cases for small social science studies, by E.W. Burgess and T.C. McCormick. New York, Social Science Research Council. August 1942.

Research on the social effects of war as reflected by vital phenomena, by Edward P. Hutchinson. New York, Social Science Research Council. September 1942.

Conference on agricultural labor. 1940.

Studies.

Notes on the Conference on agricultural labor of the Social Science Research Council, by Lewis Kuplan. 1940.

[No further description available].

[No further description available].

[Letters and reports].

[Clippings of newspaper articles, most of them in regard to his book, The Grapes of Wrath].

Carey McWilliams Demands Labor Camps be put in order, by Lee Alexander Stone.

Articles, etc. by or about Dr. Stone, Madera County Health Officer.

Clippings, periodicals and 2 reports on various strikes in California.

Newspaper clippings.

Newspaper clippings.

Newspaper clippings, pamphlets and reports.

Articles from the Nation and newspaper clippings.

Periodicals, pamphlets, reprints, and clippings including material by Henry George and Franklin Hichborn.

59 cent of your $1--The cost of distribution, by T.R. Carskadon. Public Committee, Incorporated. 1940.

How money works, by Arthur D. Gayer and W.W. Rostow. Public Affairs Committee, Incorporated. 1940.

Justice the object--taxation the means, by Henry George. (An address delivered in the Metropolitan Hall, San Francisco. ) London, The United Committee for the Taxation of Land Values. February 4, 1980

Moses, an address by Henry George. London, The Henry George Foundation, (1938).

Henry George Centenary. August 30-September 2, 1939.

Inter-chamber tax economy report.

Our taxes--and what they buy, by Maxwell S. Stewart. Public Affairs Committee, Incorporated. c. 1939.

The TVA: An experiment in the Grass Roots administration of federal functions, by David E. Lilienthal. November 10, 1939.

The TVA: a step toward decentralization. Address by David E. Lilienthal, Director of the Tennessee Valley Authority... November 29, 1940.

Articles, memoranda, etc.

U.S. Congress, 76th. House of Representatives. Select committee investigating the interstate migration of destitute citizens.

[Newspaper clippings and Department of State and other government releases].

[No further description available].

[No further description available].

Monthly Review. Published by Railroad Retirement Board, Chicago, Illinois. May 1945.

Minority problems with unions.

[Newspaper clippings and articles].

[Examples of their periodicals, reports, etc., newspaper clippings, etc.].

The southern tenant farmers union - 1940, by J.R. Butler and Howard Kester. 1940.

Ucapawa News. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. United cannery, agricultural, packing and allied workers of America. October 1939-October 1940.

Newspaper clippings and a pamphlet, The truth about the waterfront, about the difficulties between the longshoremen and shipowners.

Miscellaneous correspondence, petitions, etc. regarding housing, wages, and other conditions. 1939.

An outline of some of the important features of the population and housing censuses... 1940

To prevent speculation in lands in the Columbia basin. April 21, 1937.

Material on farms and farm labor presented before committee. 1940.

Memorandum of information requested on sugar beet labor practices. Michigan Sugar Company: Alma Plant, Caro Plant, Croswell Plant, Lansing Plant, Saginaw Plant. 1938.

A land program for forest county Wisconsin, based on an analysis of land use problems, by V. Webster Johnson, Sidney Henderson, and James H. Marshall. U.S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D.C. September 1939.

Agricultural Planning, by Bushrod W. Allin. Washington, D.C. U.S. Department of Agriculture. January 12, 1940.

Achieving a balanced agriculture: How the National Farm Program meets the changing problem. Washington, Government Printing Office. 1940.

Backgrounds of the war farm labor problem, prepared by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics and the Farm Security Administration. Washington, D.C. May 1942.

Establishing a division of cooperatives. U.S. Senate, 76th Congress, 3rd session on S.2138. Washington, D.C., U.S. Government Printing House, 1940.

The farm housing survey. Directed by the Bureau of Home Economics in cooperation with Bureau of Agricultural Engineering Extension Service and Office of the Secretary. Washington, D.C. March 1939.

Pamphlets, clippings in regard to the work of, and table from the department.

Water, land, and people (condensed from the original), by the Southwest Intermountain Committee. Albuquerque, New Mexico. U.S. Department of Agriculture. 1941.

Common interests and conflicting interests of farmers and industrial labor, address by Secretary Henry Wallace. November 15, 1938. Washington, D.C.

Housing requirements of farm families in the United States, by Maud Wilson. Washington, D.C. U.S. Department of Agriculture. February 1939.

Houses of rammed earth construction. Resettlement Administration, Washington, D.C.

Rammed earth walls for farm buildings, by Ralph L. Patty and L.W. Minium. Department of Agricultural Engineering, Agricultural Experiment Station, South Dakota State College, Brookings, South Dakota. Revised April 1938.

Rammed earth walls for buildings, Washington, D.C. Revised 1937.

Small houses.

HUB, Visalia Migratory Labor Camp. December 1, 1939-March 1, 1940.

Washington, D.C. May 1, 1943.

Report of the administrator. 1938-1939.

...Population in farm security administration migratory labor camps. Berkeley, California. August 1, 1940.

Papers issued by the bureau.

[Migrant Camp Publications]

Voice of the Migrant, Yuba City Migratory Labor Camp, Sutter County. March 8, 15, 1940.

VOTAW, Yuba City Migratory Labor Camp, Sutter County. March 22-April 30, 1940.

Consolidated state reports ... California.

[No further description available].

The Voice of Labor. 813 Nuuanu St. Honolulu, T.H. August 24, 1936-August 26, 1937.

[Newspaper clippings, letters, etc.].

Fresno Cotton Picking Wage Hearing. September 28 and 29, 1939.

Reports and correspondence regarding the conference on farm labor. June 12 and 27, 1939.

Correspondence between officials and letters from individuals in regard to a conferenceon the prices of cotton picking for Tulare and Kern counties. September 1939.

Madera cotton hearing. 1939.

Transcript of testimony. , report to the governor, notes, and telegrams. May 9, 1939

Correspondence and reports concerning different hearings.

Methods of wage determination in agriculture, by M.R. Benedict and R.L. Adams. The Giannini Foundation of Agricultural Economics, paper no.90. February 1941.

Summary statement on the regulation of farm wages, prepared by the Labor Division, Farm Security Administration. November 2, 1942.

Articles on wage determination and wage scale notices used in Oregon.

Youth--California's Future, by Claudia Williams, Drayton, S. Bryant, and Aaron E. Jones. California, State of - Department of Education. March 1940.

Youth on the Highways, by Margaret Weddell Brandon. New York, Friendship Press. 1940.

Clippings and two pamphlets.

[No further description available].