Container List

Administrative Material

Incorporation papers (Delaware, 1941 March 14)

Board of Directors meeting minutes

Executive Committee meeting minutes, 1941-1944 (#1)

Board of Directors meeting minutes

Executive Committee meeting minutes, 1945-1948

Treasurer's Report, etc. (#2)

Same, 1947-1954 (#3)

Executive Committee meetings - Incorporation papers, 1941 (#4)

Board of Directors - Executive Committee

Francis N. Bangs - Attorney (dissolution of funds) (#1)

Deceased members - Paderewski Fund, 1946-1947 (#2)

Board of Directors of Paderewski Fund, 1941-1949 (#3)

Executive Committee (#4)

James F. Best, 1943-1948 (#5)

Honorable Robert Woods Bliss

1948- (#6)

1939-1941 (#7)

Calvin Bullock, 1941-1942 - Treasurer (#8)

Doda Conrad, New York City - Vice-Chairman (#9)

Hugh Gibson - member of Executive Committee and Board of Directors, Vice-Chairman (#10)

C. E. Gross - Treasurer (National City Bank for Basic Orders) (#11)

Dr. Arthur Hunter - Treasurer, 1943-1946 (#12)

Huger W. Jervey, 1941-1949 - member of Board of Directors and Executive Committee (#13)

Mrs. Vernon Charlotte Kellogg - Chairman (Board of Directors, Executive Committee) (#14)

Arthur Bliss Lane, 1950-1951 (#15)

Honorable Arthur Bliss Lane, 1947-1949 (#1)

Bryce Le Jeune - Member of Board of Directors and Executive Committee (#2)

I. Nurkiewicz, 1951 (#3)

John Donald Robb, 1941 - Board of Directors and Executive Committee (#4)

Herbert L. Satterlee, 1939-1946 (#5)

Mrs. Ernest Schelling - Member of Board of Directors, Executive Committee, Chairman of New York City Committee (#6)

Mrs. Catherine Hughes Waddell - Member of Board of Directors, Chairman of New York City Committee (#7)

Photographs (Paderewski Testimonial Fund Board members) (#8)

Administration - Incorporation; Tax Matters

Incorporation, articles of by-laws (Dover, Delaware) (#9)

Tax

Information (#10)

U.S. Government withholding tax (#11)

N.Y. City (#12)

N.Y. State reports (#13)

General ledger (#1)

Miscellaneous booklets, pamphlets (not Paderewski Testimonial Fund) on Poland, The Polish Review, etc. (#2)

A - General, 1941-1946 (#1)

American Overseas Aid (#2)

Auditors - Deloitte, Plender, Griffitho, and Co. (1954 - succeeded by Haskins and Sells) (#3)

Appeals - Polish families and groups (#4)

Alabama Chests, 1943-1944 (#5)

Arizona Comm.

Phoenix (Henry T. Cuthbert, 1941-1947) (#6)

Tucson (Mrs. Eleanor Altman, 1941-1944) (#7)

Arizona Chests, 1942-1943 (#8)

Arkansas Chests, 1942- (#9)

B - General, 1941-1947 (for Belgian American Educational Fund, see box 10 and 11) (#10)

British War Relief Society, 1942-1944 (#11)

Budget (Paderewski Fund), 1943-1946 (#12)

C - General, 1941-1947 (#13)

Canada, 1940-1942 (#14)

Care, 1945-trough 1949 (#1)

Audits

Co-operative for American Remittances to Everywhere, Inc., 1952-1957 (#2)

Co-operative for American Remittance to Europe, Inc., 1949-1951 (#3)

Mrs. Andrew Carnegie (#4)

Commission for International Education, 1946-1947 (#5)

Commission for Polish Relief, Inc. (Secretary Maurice Pate), 1940-1942 (#6)

Histories - Committees (#7)

Committees of Paderewski Fund, letters and bulletins (#8)

Committee lists (#9)

Community Chests and Councils, 1942 (#10)

Council - Foreign Voluntary Agencies in Poland, 1946 (#11)

Community Chests (Chests - general), 1942-1943 (#12)

California Committees

General (#13)

Berkeley - Mrs. Samuel Marks, 1941-1945 (#14)

Carmel - Mrs. Caroline Picket and Noel Sullivan, 1941-1947 (#15)

Fresno - Mrs. Thos. Risley, 1941-1944 (#1)

Hollywood

Alan Mowbray, 1941-1944-1945 (#2)

O'Connor, 1939-1940 (#3)

Long Beach - Mrs. Fred Bixby, 1943 (#4)

Los Angeles

Friends of Poland - John Thomson, 1941-1944 (#5)

United Polish Society of Los Angeles, 1941-1944 (#6)

Consul Lech T. Nimeo, 1940-1943 (#7)

Napa - Miss Gertrude Lamden, 1942-1945 (#8)

Oakland - Dr. Geo. Reinle, 1941-1944 (#9)

Palo Alto - A. C. Giese, 1941-1945 (#10)

Pasadena - Mrs. Robert Millikan, 1941-1943 (#11)

Salinas - Chas. Butner, 1943 (#12)

San Diego

Louis van Norman, 1942-1947 (#13)

Irene Yasinka, 1941-1942 (#14)

San Fernando - Mrs. Martha Visser (#15)

San Francisco

Raymond Armsby, 1941-1946 (#16)

Committee newsclippings (#17)

San Francisco Committee, from 1939 October (#1)

Polish Consul W. Sokolowski, 1942-1945 (#2)

San Jose - Mrs. John W. Davy, 1943 (#3)

Santa Barbara - Richard Crane, 1941-1945 (#4)

Santa Cruz - Mrs. B. B. Wilder, 1943 (#5)

Van Nuys, 1940-1941 Mrs. H. O. Drelinkiewicz and Rekwart (Chairman) (#6)

California Chests

B - R (#7)

S - Z (#8)

Polish Groups Cooperating, 1942-1945 (#9)

Colorado Committee, Denver - A. L. Forsyth, 1941-1943 (#10)

Colorado Chests, Denver - Fort Collins (#11)

Connecticut Committees

Hartford - Dr. R. B. Ogilby, 1941-1943 (#12)

New Britain - Maria Soroka, 1941-1942 (#13)

New Canaan - L. E. Hubbelly, 1941-1947 (#14)

New Heaven

Deane Keller, 1941-1943 (#15)

Mrs. C. B. Hogan, 1939-1940 (#16)

West Hartford - K. M. Larkum, 1942-1943 (#1)

Polish Group Cooperating - Connecticut, 1941 (#2)

Connecticut Chests, 1942 (#3)

D - General, 1941-1949 (#4)

Delaware Committee, Wilmington - Mrs. C. Greenwalt, 1941-1943 (#5)

D.C.

Madame Gladys Ciechanowska (Polish Embassy) (#6)

Polish Embassy, 1941-1944-1948 (#7)

D.C. Washington

Advisory Committee on Voluntary Foreign Aid

1950-1952 (#8)

1946-1947-1948-1949 (#9)

President's War Relief Control Board

1945 (#10)

1944 (#11)

1941-1943 (#12)

Directives

1942-1946 (#13)

1941-1942 (#14)

State Department, 1939-1940 (#15)

District of Columbia - Columbia Chests, 1942-1943 (#1)

Washington, D.C. Committee

Mrs. Frank Simonds

1939-1940 (#2)

1941-1945

Mrs. Adam Gordon, 1946 (#3)

E - General, 1941-1949 (#4)

F - General, 1941-1949 (#4A)

Food packages to Poland (concerns handling) (#5)

Florida - General Committee Correspondence (#6)

Florida Chests, 1942 (#7)

G - General, 1941-1947 (#8)

Georgia Chests

Atlanta, 1942

Savannah, 1942-1943 (#9)

H - General, 1941-1949 (#10)

Hoover Institution Library - correspondence re matters sent to Hoover Library (C. E. Rothwell) (#11)

I - General, 1942-1943-1949) (#12)

Idaho Committee - Kellogg (S. A. Easton), 1939-1946 (#13)

Illinois, Chicago

American Friends of Poland (Chicago Chapter), 1941-1943 (#14)

American Polish National Council (#15)

Miss Florence Bartlett, 1941 (#16)

Gamma Phi Beta, 1942 (#17)

Miss Osterbera's visit, 1941 (#18)

Polish Civilian War Relief (Mrs. A. Mix), 1941-1944 (#19)

Polish Consul - Dr. Karol Ripa (#20)

Polish National Alliance - President Charles Rozmarek, 1945 (#21)

Polish Organizations (#22)

Polish Roman Catholic Union (#23)

Archives and Museum, 1944 (#1)

Polish Women's Alliance - Mrs. H. B. Wolowska, 1945-1946 (#2)

American Relief for Poland, 1950-1952 (#3)

Polish War Relief, 1946-1949 and American Relief for Poland, from 1946 February (#4)

Polish War Relief, 1945 (#5)

American Relief for Poland - "Report on Organization and Operation of Mission in Poland, December 1945 to January 1947" by Henry J. Osinski (#6)

Polish War Relief, 1944 (#7)

Polish American Council - Polish War Relief

1942-1943 (#8)

1944 (#9)

Illinois Committee

Chicago

Chauncey McCormick, 1939-1946 (#10)

Gen. R. E. Wood, 1940-1942 (#11)

Peoria - Lillian MacKinnon, 1942 (#12)

Urbana - George Goble, 1940-1941 (#13)

Illinois Chests, 1942-1943 (#14)

Indiana Committee

Indianapolis

Mrs. H. M. Woollen, 1946-1948-1953 (Irma Woollen Medical Library) (#1)

Medical Library Accounts, 1945-1947 (#2)

Mrs. Woollen

1945 (#3)

1944 (#4)

1943 (#5)

1941-1942 (#6)

Bookplates (#7)

M. D. Carrei, 1939-1946 (#8)

South Bend - Miss Mary Ilasz, 1941-1945 (#9)

Indiana Chests, 1942-1944 (#10)

Iowa Chests (Cedar Rapids, Centerville, 1942) (#11)

J - General, 1941-1949 (#12)

Jones Survey, John. P. (#13)

K - General, 1941-1949 (#14)

Mrs. Charlotte Kellogg correspondence and wires to and from headquarters

1941 (#15)

1942 (#1)

1943 (#2)

1944 to 1945 December (#3)

1946 April to 1947 September (#4)

University of Krakow (#5)

Kansas Committee - correspondence (#6)

Kansas Chests, 1942 (Wichita, Topeka, Kansas City) (#7)

Kentucky - Committee correspondence (#8)

Kentucky Chests (Louisville, Lexington, 1942) (#9)

L - General, 1941 to 1949 (#10)

Labor League for Human Rights (U.N. Relief) - American Federation of Labor (#11)

Laski - for the blind (#12)

Lists - bulletin mailing list (#13)

Louisiana Chests (New Orleans, 1942) (#14)

Mc - General (#15)

M - General, 1939-1947 (#1)

Medical Foundations, 1947 (#2)

Maine Committees

Bar Harbor - H. L. Satterlee, 1941

York Village - Elizabeth Perkins, 1944 (#3)

Maine Chests (Bangor-Brewer, 1943, Portland, 1942) (#4)

Maryland Committee, Baltimore

Miss K. E. Lucke, 1939-1943 (#5)

Mrs. White, 1942-1947 (#6)

Maryland Chests (Baltimore, 1942-1943) (#7)

Massachusetts Committees

Boston

B. W. Warren, Jr.

1941-1949 (#8)

1939-1940 (#9)

Friends of Polish Culture - Dr. Tadeusz Raczynski, 1945 (#10)

Greenfield - Paul Gorecki (Polish Relief Committee), 1941-1943 (#11)

Stockbridge - Mrs. A. Rodzinski, 1941 (#12)

Worcester

Mrs. E. Krawczynski, 1941-1946 (#13)

Polish Jr. League, 1941 (#14)

Polish groups cooperating (Massachusetts) (#15)

Massachusetts Chests (#16)

Michigan Committees

Ann Arbor, etc., 1941 (#17)

Detroit, 1939-1943 (#18)

Polish groups cooperating (Michigan) (#19)

Michigan Chests (#20)

Minnesota Committees

Duluth - Rev. F. T. Schultz, 1943 (#1)

Minneapolis - Mrs. S. Hawks, 1940-1947 (#2)

Minnesota Polish Groups (#3)

Minnesota Chests, 1942-1943 (#4)

Mississippi Chests (Jackson, 1942-1943) (#5)

Missouri Committees

Kansas City - Mrs. Henry Haskell, 1939-1946 (#6)

St. Louis

J. L. Davis, 1942-1947 (#7)

David Gray, 1941-1943 (#8)

Missouri Chests, 1942-1943 (#9)

Montana - General Committee (#10)

Montana Chests (Billings, 1943) (#11)

N - General, 1941-1946 (#12)

National Federation of Music Clubs - Mrs. Vincent Ober, 1941 (#13)

Rev. W. Coleman Nevils, 1941-1952 (#14)

Nebraska (#15)

Nebraska Chests (Omaha, 1942) (#16)

Nevada Committee (Reno - Samuel Platt, 1943-1946) (#17)

Nevada Chests (Reno, 1942-1943) (#18)

New Hampshire Committees

Concord - Mrs. J. L. Smith, 1941-1944 (#19)

Dartmouth - Eric Kelly, 1939-1946 (#20)

New Hampshire Chests, 1942 (#21)

New Jersey Committees

Montclair - Mrs. Anderson, 1941 (#1)

Newark

Mrs. Conklin, 1941 (#2)

Mrs. F. Fuld, 1941 (#3)

Mrs. Slowinska, 1942-1943 (#4)

Princeton - R. Lindabury, 1939-1944 (#5)

Trenton - John Colt, 1941-1943 and Anthony Brenzk, 1942-1943 (#6)

New Jersey - Polish groups cooperating (#7)

New Jersey Chests (#8)

New York Buffalo - Rev. Justin Figas (#9)

New York State Committees

Albany - Stanislaw Kosinski, 1941-1943 (#10)

Binghamton (#11)

Buffalo (#12)

Newburgh - Mrs. Wallach, 1942 (#13)

Poughkeepsie - Prof. Gordon ?, 1941? (#14)

Rochester

Dr. H. Hanson

Miss Josephine Dunham, 1941-1946 (#15)

Syracuse - Dr. Wm. Scheding, 1941 (#16)

Utica - Arthur Foley, 1940-1941 (#17)

Yonkers - H. Meyer, 1941-1945 (#18)

New York State - Polish groups cooperating (#19)

New York Chests (#20)

American Council of Voluntary Agencies

1950-1951 (#21)

1948-1949 (#22)

American Council of Voluntary Agencies for Foreign Service

1944-1945 (#1)

1946-1949 (#2)

Federal Reserve Bank (N.Y. City, 1941-1945 - Foreign Prop. Control Dept.) (#3)

Kosciuszko Foundation, 1940, 1943, 1948 (#4)

NYC - Medical and Surgical Relief Committee, 1945 (#5)

Motion Picture Industry (U.N. Week), 1942-1944 (#6)

National Catholic Welfare Conference (Washington D.C., NYC), 1942-1949 (#6A)

National City Bank (orders for payments)

1954-1959 (#7)

1950-1953 (#8)

1941-1949 (#9)

National Information Bureau, 1941, 1946, 1948 (#10)

National War Fund

1943, 1947, 1948 (#11)

Budget, publicity, etc. (#12)

New York War Fund, 1944-1945 (#13)

New York City - Polish Consul Sylwin Strakacz, 1941-1946 (#14)

Polish Embassy (NYC) - Financial Counselor, 1941 (#15)

NY - Polish Government Information Center, 1943-1944 (#16)

Polish Institute of Arts and Science (#17)

Polish Social Service Bureau, 1940-1943 (#1)

New York - Rockefeller Fn., 1942-1947 (#2)

Carleton Smith (New York City), 1941 (#3)

New York City - Sigismond Slojowski (#4)

New York City Headquarters

Eagle Pins (#5)

Lease (#6)

37th E. 36th St. (and 39th E. 35th St.) (#7)

Insurance (N.Y.), 1942-1947 (#8)

Northwestern Storage Warehouse (#9)

Insurance policies (#10)

Personnel (#11)

Program Arrangements Section (#12)

Publicity (Chas. Gamble and Associates) (#13)

Utilities (#14)

J. A. Want, organization (#15)

Bills, cancelled checks (1945 April-1946 October)

Miscellaneous correspondence (Mrs. Edward Schelling), 1940 November-1941 September (#1)

National Paderewski Testimonial

Note from Eleanor Roosevelt, 1940 December 2

1941 February 15-22, correspondence - Chairman and Mrs. Ernest Schelling (#1A)

Correspondence with Hartwell Jobson and Kibbee (#2)

National Paderewski Testimonial

No.3, 1941 February 15-22; Mrs. Ernest Schelling (list of concert programs) (#3)

No.4, 1941 February 15-22; Mrs. Ernest Schelling (contributions, statement of accounts, payments to Hartwell, Jobson, and Kibbee (#4)

No.5 - report, circular letters, publicity releases (#5)

No.6 - sponsoring committee (#6)

Paderewski Testimonial - Golden Book, 1941 (No.7) (#7)

National Paderewski Testimonial - Homage to Paderewski (published by Boosey and Hawkes, Inc., NYC) (#8)

Homage to Paderewski - concert at home of Samuel L. Barlow, 1942 February 27 (#9)

Testimonial Concert

1941 January (at Mrs. Carnegie's home) (#10)

1941 March 8 (Palm Beach, Florida-Carleton Smith) (#11)

New York City - Testimonial Concert, Carnegie Hall - Nadia Boulanger, 1941 April 4 (New York Philharmonic Symphony) (#1)

Paderewski Testimonial Day, 1941 April 18 (exhibition at Levy Gallery chaired by Mrs. Otto Preminger) (#2)

Garden lectures, 1942 March-April (Hugh Findlay) and correspondence with Hugh Findlay until 1945 (#3)

New York City

Polish Dolls (Women's International Exposition, 1942 December) (#4)

Town Hall, 1943 February 8 (Stanley Nowak of Harvard) (#5)

New York City Committee

1939-1940 (Col. W. J. Donovan) (#6)

1941-1942 (Mrs. Chauncey Waddell) (#7)

1942-1944 (Mrs. Ernest Schelling) (#8)

Brooklyn - Frank Serri, 1939-1940 (#9)

Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx - Polish Groups (#10)

North Caroline Committee - Raleigh (Mrs. R. L. McMillan, 1941) (#11)

North Dakota Chests

1942 (#12)

(Fargo, 1940) (#13)

O - General, 1940-1949 (#14)

Ohio Committee

Akron

Konarski, 1941-1942

Piotrowski, 1946 (#15)

Cincinnati (C. H. Thuman, 1941-1943) (#16)

Cleveland

Mrs. A. Rodzinski, 1939-1943 (#1)

Thos. Jones, 1939-1940 (#2)

Ohio, Cleveland - Poland War Sufferers Aid Committee (Hon. Jos. F. Sawicki) (#3)

Ohio Committee

Columbus (Paul Clapp, 1939-1940) (#4)

Toledo (Grove Patterson, 1940-1942) (#5)

Ohio - Polish Groups (Ohio Chests, 1942-1943) (#6)

Ohio Chests, 1942-1943 (#6A)

Oklahoma Committee - Tulsa, 1939-1940 (#7)

Oklahoma Chests (#8)

Oregon Committee - Portland (Mrs. Spencer, 1941-1945) (#9)

Oregon - Polish Groups (United Polish Societies) (#10)

Oregon Chests

Portland, 1942

Salem, 1942 (#11)

P - General (1941-1947-1951) (#12)

Paderewski Fund for Polish Relief

1941-1943 (Mr. and Mrs. Guido Pantaleoni) (#13)

1940 (photos of committee members, etc. - Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, Mrs. Kellogg, Mrs. Schelling, Hon. Ct. Potocki, Mayor La Guardia, Arthur Rubenstein, Col. Donovan, etc.) (#14)

Paderewski Foundation Inc., New York, 1951-1953 (President - Edward S. Witkowski) (#15)

Post-war work in Poland (#16)

Public health in Poland (report, 1949, put out by Polish Research and Information Service) (#17)

Mrs. T. L. Purdy (#18)

Pennsylvania Department of Welfare (Harrisburg, 1941-1942) (#19)

Pennsylvania Committee

Erie (T. P. Dunn, 1941-1942) (#20)

Philadelphia

(Anne Brock, 1940-1942) (#21)

Mrs. Edward Bok, 1939-1940 (#1)

Polish Relief Committee, 1941-1945 (Leon. L. Kolankiewicz) (#2)

Pittsburgh

Horace Baker, 1940-1946 (#3)

Polish Falcons of America, 1941-1946 (Dr. T. A. Starzynski) (#4)

Counsul H. Sztark, 1940-1946 (#5)

Scranton (Sidney Grabowski, 1940-1942) (#6)

Pennsylvania Polish Groups (#7)

Pennsylvania Chests, 1942-1943 (#8)

Souvenir Program of The Paderewski Fund-10th Anniversary Ball, 1958 November 15; correspondence with Ignacy Jan Paderewski and Madame Wilkonska, 1939-1941 (#9)

Paderewski birthday card (80th birthday-1940 November 6) (#10)

Luncheon - Lotos Club, 1941 January 7 (Madame Wilkonska and Ignacy Jan Paderewski) (#11)

Paderewski Memorial Exhibition, 1941 July-August (#12)

Paderewski Memorials (Hoffman Exhibition, 1942 June 24), the CBS program, 1942 July 8 (#13)

Paderewski Fund Projects

Special Assistance Committee

Britain

Reports

1943 (#1)

1944 (#2)

1945 (#3)

Remittances, 1941-1945 (#4)

Reports

1941 (#5)

1942 (#6)

France (Madame Sosnicka) (#7)

Paris (Madame Sosnicka, 1945-1949) (#1)

Vichy (Madame Sosnicka, 1941-1942) (#2)

Sweden - Stockholm, 1941-1946 (#3)

Switzerland

Lausanne (Madame Lübke, 1941-1947) (#4)

Student Relief, 1940-1942 (#5)

Food relief parcels to Poland, 1946 (#6, #7)

Special work

England (Countess C. Raczynska - British Isles) (#1)

Correspondence with Prince Olgierd Czartoryski (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) (#2)

Monthly reports (loose in box) re: Rules of Neutrality Act of 1939 (#3)

Pamphlet: The Farm Surplus and Hungry People, A proposal by CARE, 1954 February (#4)

Ledger - record of committee expenses (#5)

R - General, 1940-1949 (#1)

Relatives - seeking (#2)

Dr. Charles Rosenberg (#3)

Rhode Island Committee - Providence (Mrs. Sharpe, 1942) (#4)

Rhode Island Chests (Providence, Woonsocket, 1942) (#5)

S - General (#6)

South Carolina Chests (Columbia, Greenville, 1942) (#7)

South Dakota Chests (Aberdeen, Sioux Falls, 1942) (#8)

T - General, 1940-1949 (#9)

Texas Committee

Dallas (Stanley Marcus, 1941-1946, and Marion Flagg) (#10)

Houston (St. John Garwood, 1939-1943, and Miss Grace Godard) (#11)

Texas Chests (#12)

U - General, 1941-1943 (#13)

Unitarian Service Committee, 1945-1949 (#14)

U.N.R.R.A.

Transportation for Doctors (#15)

Clothing collection, 1945-1946 (#16)

Utah Chests - Salt Lake City, 1942 (#17)

V - General, 1941-1942 (#18)

Vermont Committee - Burlington (Jos. Winterbotham, 1939-1941) (#19)

Virginia Committee - Alexandria (Mrs. Philip D. Mosser, 1939-1941) (#20)

Virginia Chests, 1942 (#21)

Volunteers, 1939 (#22)

W - General, 1940-1949 (#1)

Mrs. Pat Washington, 1941-1946 (British Committee for Polish Welfare, London (#2)

Washington Committee - Seattle (Stephen Kluck, 1942-1948, and Mrs. Chas Richards) (#3)

Washington Chests, 1942-1943 (#3A)

West Virginia Chests, 1942 (#4)

Wisconsin Committee

Milwaukee (C. E. Saskowski, 1941-1942) (#4A)

Stevens Point (Ernest Lilien) (#5)

Wisconsin Chests (Green Bay, Kenosha, Madison, Milwaukee, Racine, 1942) (#6)

Wyoming Chests (Caster, 1942) (#7)

X, Y, Z - General, 1941-1946 (#8)

YMCA - Polish branch (Mr. Paul Super) (#9)

Bulletins - Paderewski Fund for Polish Relief Nos. 1-3 and Paderewski Testimonial Fund - bulletins and releases from 1941-1948 (#10)

Paderewski Testimonial Fund (PTF) - bulletin No.1, 1941 May (2 copies) (#11)

Paderewski Fund for Polish Relief (PFPR) - bulletins No.1, 2, 3 (1941 January-April) (#12)

Paderewski Testimonial Fund bulletins

No. 2, 1941 June (#13)

No. 3, 1941 July (2 copies) (#14)

No. 4, 1941 September (2 copies) (#15)

No. 5, 1942 January (2 copies) (#16)

No. 6, 1942 March (2 copies) (#17)

No. 7, 1942 July (#18)

No. 8, 1943 October (#19)

1944 January (no number) (#20)

No. 9, 1944 July (#21)

No. 10, 1944 September (#22)

No. 11, 1945 February (#23)

No. 12, 1948 July (#24)

Paderewski Testimonial Fund, Inc. - Press releases, 1940 December-1948 October (#1)

Miscellaneous circulars (#2)

The official seal stamp (#3)

Microfilm - inventory of Paderewski Hospital (2 rolls) (#4)

Polish School of Medicine - at the University of Edinburgh, London, 1942 (1 copy in English, another in Polish) (#5)

Early Files

A - General, 1939-1940 (#1)

Allied Relief, 1939-1940 (#2)

American Legion, 1940 (#3)

American Red Cross, 1939-1940 (#4)

Answers to current questions (#5)

Appeals (#6)

Articles of Incorp. and by-laws (#7)

B - General (#7A)

Bishop's Commission for Polish Relief (#8)

Broadcast - NBC, 1940 April 16 (#9)

Julien Bryan (#10)

Bulletins

Commission for Polish Relief

The Paderewski Fund for Polish Relief

Paderewski Testimonial Fund, Inc. and Paderewski Hospital (#11)

C - General, 1939-1940 (#12)

California Committee - General (#13)

California

Hollywood Committee

Thaddeus Wronski, 1940 (#14)

1939 September-1940 May (#15)

Pasadena Committee (#16)

San Francisco Committee, 1940 (#17)

Carrel, M.D., 1940 (#18)

Clothing, 1940 (#19)

Colorado Committee Corp., 1940 (#20)

Commission for Polish Relief, Inc. (#1)

Commission for Polish Relief, Inc. - information on forming chapters (#2)

Paderewski Fund for Polish Relief (PFPR) - information for the formation of committees (#3)

Concerts - suggested, 1940 (#4)

Connecticut Committee - General, 1940 (#5)

Connecticut New Haven Committee, 1940 (#6)

D - General. 1939-1940 (#7)

Baron De Ropp's Report, 1940 January (#8)

Dinner, 1940 March 18 - speech by Potocki (#9)

District of Columbia - Washington Committee, 1940 (#10)

E - General, 1939-1940 (#11)

F - General (#12)

Fennell, Gerald M., 1940 (#13)

Form letters (#14)

G - General (#15)

Georgia - General Committee Corp. (#16)

Government Appropriations, 1940 (#17)

H - General, 1939-1940 (#18)

Herbert Hoover (#19)

I - General, 1940 (#20)

Inter-office memos (#21)

Illinois

Chicago Committee (#22)

Chicago Musical Arts Club (Mrs. S. V. ?) (#23)

Champaign, Urbana, Committee, 1940 (#24)

Indiana

Indianapolis Committee, 1940 (#25)

South Bend Committee, 1940 (#25A)

J - General, 1939-1940 (#26)

K - General, 1939-1940 (#27)

Kellogg, Mrs. V. (personal) (#28)

Knights of Columbus, 1940 (#29)

Knitting groups, 1940 (#30)

L - General, 1939-1940 (#1)

Louisiana (New Orleans Committee), 1940 (#2)

M - General, 1939-1940 (#3)

Dr. Henry N. McCracken, 1940 (#4)

Massachusetts

Boston Committee, 1940 (#5)

Pittsfield Committee, 1940 (#6)

Michigan

Committees - General, 1940 (#7)

Detroit Committee, 1940 (#8)

Grand Rapids Committee, 1940 (#9)

Minnesota - Duluth Committee (#10)

Music dealers and organizations (#11)

N - General, 1940 (#12)

National Association of Music Merchants (#13)

National Committee (#14)

National Federation of Music Clubs (#15)

National Information Bureau (#16)

Nebraska - Omaha Committee (#17)

New Jersey

Princeton Committee (#18)

Sayreville, South Amboy, South River Committees (#19)

State Committee - Trenton (#20)

New York State

General Comm. Corp. (#21)

Albany Committee (#22)

Ohio - Toledo Committee (#23)

P - General, 1940 (#24)

Paderewski Welcoming Committee (#25)

Old Paderewski Fund folder (circulars) (#1)

Guido Pantaleoni, Jr., 1940 May-1941 April (#2)

Pennsylvania

Erie Committee (#3)

Philadelphia Committee (#4)

Polish American Council, 1940 (#5)

Polish Embassy (WDC), 1939-1940 (#6)

Polish Falcons of America, 1940 (#7)

Polish film, 1940 (#8)

Problem of relief for Poland (#9)

R - General (#10)

Maximilian B. Rinov, 1940 (#11)

Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1940 re visit (#12)

S - General (#13)

St. Regis Meeting

1940 April 22

Acceptances (#14)

Regrets (#15)

St. Regis - other meetings (#16)

Speeches (#17)

Tennessee Committee (#18)

Texas Committee (#19)

Mrs. Lawrence Tibbett (#20)

U - General, 1940 (#21)

U.S. Committee for the Care of European Children (#22)

V - General (#23)

Vermont Committee - General (#24)

Victor Company, 1941 (#25)

W - General, 1939-1940 (#26)

Washington State Committee - General (#27)

Wisconsin Committee - General (#28)

X, Y, Z - General (#29)

Paderewski Hospital

Trusteeship (#1)

Survey (A. C. Pierson)

1949-1950 (correspondence reports) (#2)

1951 (#3)

Inventory (from Pierson) (#4)

Pierson's correspondence with Coward and Chance (Deed of Trust) (#5)

Board of Trade, London (#6)

Coward and Chance - re Steczkowski (#7)

Deloitte, Plendor, Griffiths - report on Steczkowski accounts (#8)

Sale of hospital equipment (#9)

Medical Library (#10)

State Department and National War Fund (#11)

Paderewski Testimonial Fund - Steczkowski and Pierson correspondence (#12)

Depositions as to S. Claims (#13)

National City Bank (letters exchanged with London Branch) (#14)

Inventory - Dr.Steczkowski, 1952 October (#15)

Sale of equipment, 1951 - Mr. Pearson (live bids) (#1)

Pierson - Steczkowski correspondence, 1951-1952 (#2)

Sale of equipment, 1951 - Mr. Pearson (no bids) (#3)

Shipment of equipment, 1950-1951 (#4)

Trans-World Surgical Corporation

Copy of contract included (#5)

Mr. Pierson, 1953 (#6)

Contract, 1951 November (#7)

Section of photographs of hospital (Paderewski Hospital - Polish School of Medicine) (#8)

Circulars (#9)

Tributes and letters of thanks (#10)

History - General Statement (#11)

Paderewski Hospital's Director - Dr. Anthony T. Jurasz, M.D. (photos, testimonial letters) (#1)

1941

Correspondence and cables (#2)

Sponsors (#3)

October 17 - opening ceremonies, speeches (#4)

Madame Wilkonska Bed (Chairman, Helena Monsztyn) (#5)

1942 - correspondence and cables (#6)

1943 - correspondence and cables (#7)

Dr. Jurasz' visit to US, 1942-1943 (#8)

World's Fair Donation, 1943-1944 (#9)

Medical Library - Kosciuszko Foundation, 1943 (#10)

1944 - correspondence and cables (#11)

1945 - correspondence and cables

January-June (#12)

July-December (#13)

Mobile Hospital to Poland (#1)

Gift of Mobile Chapel (#2)

Gifts in kind (#3)

Dr. Jurasz' report on German camps (#4)

Dr. Jurasz' visit to US, 1945 July 11-29 (#5)

1946

Correspondence and cables

January-June (#6)

July-December (#7)

Edinburgh Committee (#8)

Mobile Hospital to Poland (#9)

Special gift to David Band (#10)

Nursery - Remittances, 1943 March-1946 July and accounts, 1944 January 1-1945 October 30 (#11)

Student and Staff Special Fund Remittances (#12)

1947 - correspondence and cables (#13)

Mitana

Polish Trip, 1947 (#14)

Paderewski Institute - report on Switzerland (with Prof. W. Koskowski) (#15)

Paderewski Institute Plans, etc., 1947 (#16)

Protest re removal of hospital, 1947 (#1)

1948 - Steczkowski's letter, 1948 August 17 establishing monthly remittance including salary (#2)

1949 (#3)

1949 - newspaper criticisms re disposal (#4)

1950 (#5)

1951 (#6)

1952 (#7)

1953 (#8)

Mr. Gross - correspondence re Paderewski Hospital, 1952-1953 (#9)

1954, 1955, 1956 (#10)

Paderewski Mobile Hospital

Bills of lading (#1)

Office of Defense Transportation (#2)

Nash - Kelvinator Corp. (#3)

Studebaker Export Corp. (#4)

Photographs (glossy) (#5)

Paderewski Hospital Shipping

Atlantic Forwarding Co. (#6)

British Ministry of Supply Mission (#7)

British War Relief

1945-1946 (#8)

1944 (#9)

1942-1943 (#10)

Foreign Economic Administration (#11)

Northwestern Storage Warehouse (#12)

War Production Board (#13)

Shipping list (#14)

Refugees of England - N.Y. Office, 1941-1942 (list of instruments and equipment to Paderewski Hospital) (#15)

Allies Wing British War Relief Soc. (London, 1940) Mrs. Jack Crawshay, 1941 (#16)

Refugees of England - N.Y. Office, 1941-1942 - correspondence (#1)

Allies Wing British War Relief

1942-1944 (#2)

1945-1949 (#3)

Paderewski Mobile Hospital to Poland, 1945-1948 (UNRRA - Amb. Griffis, American Relief for Poland, National Catholic Welfare Conf., Dr. Jurasz' report, National War Fund) (#4)

Translation - Mobile Hospital distribution (Polish Social Service Bureau) (#5)

Original Inventory from which translation was made (#6)

Paderewski Hospital Mobile Unit - Inventory of Distribution (#7)

Paderewski Hospital and purchases

Balance requirements (#1)

Cambridge Instrument Company (#1A)

Collegiate Outfitting Company, 1945 (nurses uniforms) (#2)

Cochrane Physicians Supplies, Inc., 1943-1947 (surgical instruments, equipment, etc.) (#3)

Cochrane Physicians Supplies - duplicate bills (#4)

Colson-Merriam Company, 1944 (food conveyers) (#5)

Cornell Linen Company, 1942-1943 (#6)

County Surgical Company, Inc., 1942 (equipment) (#7)

Drey Hygienic Company, 1942 (#8)

Drugs and Books, 1942 (Towns and James - Commons Bros., 1944-1945) (#9)

Exercycle Company, 1946 (#10)

General Electric Company, 1946 (#11)

Frank A. Hall and Sons, 1942-1943 (#12)

Hospital Equipment Corporation, `943 (#13)

Hospital Supply Company (Watters Laboratories, 1942-1943) (#14)

International Silver Company, 1945 (#15)

Paderewski Hospital Library (#16)

Paderewski Hospital Library

Booklists, etc., donors, plates (#17)

Renewal magazine subscriptions, 1949-1950 (#1)

Maplewood paper mills (#2)

Dr. Theodore Meltzer, 1941-1944 - NYC office (#3)

Miscellany (motion picture, etc.) (#4)

Picker X-Ray Corporation (#5)

Remington Rand Inc. (typewriters) (#6)

Nathan Straus-Duparquet, Inc. (#7)

Superior Linen Company (#8)

Tobacco (#9)

Ges. Wiegl and Co. (#10)

Westinghouse Electric International (#11)

Eastside Chevrolet Corporation (Mobile TB-Unit) (#12)

Licenses and permits (Mobile TB-Unit) (#13)

Packing and shipping (Mobile TB-Unit) (#14)

Photographs - glossies (Mobile TB-Unit) (#15)

Standard Body and Equipment Corporation (Mobile X-Ray TB-Unit) (#16)

Westinghouse Electric International (Mobile TB-Unit) (#17)

Second Truck Mobile

Architects, 1943-1945 (#1)

Chev. Chasses (GMI) (#2)

Builders (#3)

Payments, etc. (#4)

Licenses, etc. (#5)

Photos, publicity (#6)

Chemical Warfare service (#7)

Chief of Engineers (#8)

Ordnance Department (#9)

Prop. Transfer Orders (#10)

Quarter Master Gen (#11)

Army Service Forces (#12)

Chief Signal Officer (#13)

Surgeon General (#14)

Transportation Officer (#15)

Treas. Department (#16)

War Department (#17)

British War Relief (shipping), 1944-1946 (#18)

Paderewski Hospital - new sites

General correspondence (#1)

Correspondence with foundations, government, etc. (a few cross-indexed) (#2)

Catholic orders (some indexed) (#3)

Polish organizations (some) (#4)

Africa, 1949 (#5)

Alaska, 1948-1949 (#5A)

Argentina, 1949 (#6)

Columbia - Bogota, 1950 (#7)

Buffalo, NY, 1949-1950 (#8)

Canada

Montreal, 1950 (#9)

Toronto, 1950-1951 (#10)

Brazil, 1948-1950 (#11)

Toronto (includes photos), 1947-1949 (#12)

Canada

(Mr. G. R. Giradin - United Polish Relief Fund of Canada, United Emergency Fund for Britain, 1947-1949) (#13)

Miscellaneous sites (#14)

War Assets Corporation (Ottawa) (#1)

Sisters of the Resurrection Hospital Project (Chicago) (#2)

Ecuador (#3)

England, 1947-1948 (#4)

France, 1947-1949 (#5)

Germany (#6)

PA. (Hazelton) (#7)

India (#8)

Jamaica (B.W.I.) (#9)

Dr. Jurasz' report, 1948 (#10)

Dr. Koskowski's report (France-England) (#11)

Korea, 1949-1950 (#12)

Bolivia (La Paz), 1950 (#13)

Correspondence with Ignatius Nurkiewicz (re new hospital), 1951 (#14)

Puerto Rico

1949-1950 (#15)

1948 (#16)

Proposed budget (#17)

Maine (Quoddy Village) (#18)

Switzerland (#19)

Turkey (#20)

United States, 1949 (#21)

Venezuela, 1949 (#22)

Virgin Islands, 1947-1951 (#23)

Yonkers (#24)

Paderewski Hospital staff (curriculae) - relocation

Chicago, Illinois - Dr. W. F. Kalisz, 1950 (org's cross-indexed) (#25)

University of Pennsylvania - Dr. Oscar V. Batson (#26)

Alphabetically in folders A through L including the following names

Dr. J. B. Dekanski (#5)

Dr. K. P. Durkacz (#6)

Geo. Fegler (#9)

Dr. T. Falkiewicz (#10)

Dr. Josef Goldberg (#12)

Dr. Stefan Grzybowski (#13)

Dr. A. W. Jakubski (#16)

Dr. Antoni Jurasz (#16A)

Dr. Zenon Kocay (#18)

Dr. C. K. Kolodynski (#19)

Dr. W. Koskowski (#20)

Dr. Marjan Kostowiecki (#21)

Dr. K. Kuczynski (#22)

Dr. Lucas L. Kulczycki (#23)

Alphabetically from M through Z with these particular names

Dr. Z. Malkiewicz (#2)

Dr. B. Markowski (#3)

Dr. Z. Menschik (#4)

Dr. Elizabeth Poland (#8)

Dr. Jan Ruszkowski (#10)

Dr. A. W. Soltysik (#12)

Dr. Herbert Staniszewski (#13)

Dr. Waclaw Szlichcinski (#14)

Dr. Wiktor Tomaszewski (#16)

Dr. Bernard Wronski (#20)

Dr. Antoni Waden (#21)

Dr. W. A. Wielhorski (#22)

Relocation of personnel - correspondence with organizations, etc., 1951-1952 (#24)

IBID, 1949-1950 (#25)

Paderewski Testimonial Fund - Loan Fund (hospital survey) (#26)

Dr. Jurasz' lists for Paderewski Hospital staff (#27)

Bank statements-cancelled checks, 1941 April-1956

Paderewski Hospital financial statements, 1944-1948 June

Paderewski Hospital accounts, 1946

vouchers, 1947 January 1-May 14

vouchers, 1947

London Office accounts

1948-1950

Dr. Steczkowski's monthly accounts, 1950 January-1952 August

1950-1952 (Dr. Steczkowski)

List of books purchased for the Paderewski Hospital Library (card index)

Acknowledgements of donations received from 1939-1948

Miscellaneous WWII material (not Paderewski Testimonial Fund)

Miscellaneous Material

Carton 1

3" x 5" card file - key to Paderewski Testimonial Fund files (index)

3" x 5" - 4 drawer file - names of contributors to Paderewski Fund (by states, and Queens, Bronx, NYC, etc.)

Carton 2

Miscellaneous office ledgers, checkbooks stubs, etc.

Miscellany

"Liberation - Russian Style" (n.s.), London, 1944, 88 pps (trials of women during war in Poland, attempt to locate relatives) (#1)

Elaborate ink pad folder with some personal items of Anne Osterberg (secretary - Paderewski Testimonial Fund) (#2)

Sound recording of Jan Paderewski speech to the U.S. 1940 January 29

Sound recording of NBC Talk: Mr. Mikolojczyk undated

The Armies of Poland in Britain sound recording 1940 January 29