General
High school diploma and yearbook
Magazine article, "Heroes of Labor," Time, quoting Milly Bennett 1935 December 16
Membership cards, ads for speeches, press passes, identity cards
Newspaper articles about Milly Bennett
1919
Marriage of Milly Bennett and Mike Mitchell circa 1921
Arrest in China 1927
Experiences in China 1928
Writing career 1929
Experiences in the Soviet Union 1932
Milly Bennett's interview with Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontaine 1933
Izvestia and Pravda articles 1936 November
Milly Bennett and Hans Amlie in Spain and their marriage 1938
Speaking engagements 1942
O.G.P.U. - document on arrest of Milly Bennett's second husband, Evgeni Konstantinov 1934
Outline of Milly Bennett's career
Safe conduct passes for Milly Bennett in Spain
Unidentified
Undated
1927-1928
1930-1933
1930-1933
1934
1935
1936-1940
1941-1944
Abramson, S. H. 1937
Allan, Bill and Seema circa 1934
Allen, Robert S. 1938
Amlie, Hans 1938-1944
Amlie, Paul J. 1938-1944
Arthur, Chester A. 1942
Baillie, Constance undated
Ballantine, Betty 1939-1940
Barnes, Esther 1941
Benet, Frances Rose 1937
Bliven, Bruce 1939
Bremler, Mrs. (mother of Milly Bennett) 1926
Bridges, Billie undated
Buckley, Edmund 1941-1943
Bullitt, William C. 1940
Burkhards, William circa 1930
Burnett, James, Sir undated
Burton, Wallace 1931-1932
Burton, Wilbur (?) 1926-1927
California State Board of Prison Directors 1929
California State Relief Administration 1940
Copeland, A. R., Mrs. 1943
Cornwell, Warren 1942-1943
Cowley, Malcolm 1939
Dalyrymple, Martha undated
Detro, Agnes 1938-1943
Dodd, Martha (?) 1939-1940
Dooling, Mary undated
Douning, Myrtle 1948
Edmundson, Charles 1943
French, Lucille 1939-1942
Friends of Democracy, Inc. 1944
Fuqua, Stephen O. 1940-1942
Garoffolo, Vincent 1943
Givens, Alice undated
Goodall, Donald 1939
Gould, Grace circa 1935
Gould, Randall 1940 undated
Greene, Abel 1937
Hall, L. undated
Hampel, "Sis," 1938-1942
Hawkins, Maurice 1938
Herbst, Jo 1943
Hoover Library 1940-1943
International Labor Defense 1931
International News Service 1936
James, Bessie L. 1938
James, Edwin L. 1940
Jones, George S. 1943
Jones, R. M. undated
Kennedy, Edward 1939-1941
Klutts, Henry and Dot 1941-1942
Knoblaugh, Ed 1941
Konstantinov, Evgeni Vasilivich (Zhenya)
Undated
1933
1934
1935
Logan, Milla circa 1942
Magdiel, Daniel and Valborg 1941
Mangan, Kate undated
Mann, Tom (?) undated
Manson, Dan 1941
Marca, Arnold undated
Matson, Harold 1938-1943
McCann, Steve and Tinka 1956
McKillop, Marjorie 1938-1944
Merrick, Owen undated
Miller, Bob and Jenny 1937-1944
Montrose, Sherman and Ethel 1945
Morris, Gerry 1941
Muggeridge, Eric 1939
Muller, Hermann 1937
Murphy circa 1938
National League of American Pen Women 1939
Ness, Roy 1942
Norris, Charles and K. undated
North American Committee to Aid Spanish Democracy 1937
O'Connor, Jim 1940-1941
Offie 1937
Olson, Culbert 1941
Parker, Dorothy 1937
Phillips, Joseph B. 1942
Podesta, Evelyn Wells 1941
Prohme, Rayna 1927
Prohme, William 1934
Radomsky, Sergei (?) 1937
Raffel, Daniel and Rosalee 1937-1942
Roessner, Elmer 1934-1937
Rose, Sol 1937
Ross, C. Blake 1929-1930
Rothman, Kajsa 1937-1943
San Francisco-Oakland Newspaper Guild 1939
Sartain, Geraldine 1941-1943
Seldes, George and Helen 1938 undated
Shaver, J. J., Mrs. (sister of Wallace and Wilbur Burton) 1937
Sheean, Vincent 1927
Shirer, William 1941
Smith, Charles 1931 undated
Steward, Pearl 1939
Strong, Anna Louise 1931-1944
Sutro, Ralph C., Mrs. 1941
Van Ansdal, Alvin undated
Vanderburgh, W. W. and Rose, Drs. 1939
Vaughn, Peg 1936
Wachtel, Marion 1938-1941
Wiley, Donald and Marjorie 1940-1942
Williams, Beryl 1940
Williams, Spencer 1941-1944
Wilson, J. E. and Mary Ann 1939-1944
Amlie, Hans (correspondence to and from Hans Amlie, third husband of Milly Bennett) 1937-1944
Amlie, Thomas, to Hans Amlie 1938-1939
Besant, G. A., Jr., to all Austinites 1931
Douglass, Leon F., to W. N. Burkhards 1929
Fox, Charles James, to Randall Gould 1927
Gould, Randall, to Rayna Prohme 1927
Houser, Lionel, to Elmer Roessner 1936
Prohme, William, to Dr. Kou Meng-yu 1927
Sun Yat-sen, Mme, to Rayna Prohme circa 1927
Wintringham, T. H., to Robert Minor 1937
Holograph notes undated
Scrapbook of newspaper clippings (many with Milly Bennett's by-line) 1917-1921
Verses 1917-1926
Articles and manuscripts
"Ah, Girls, Have You See Wilson's Doctor," undated
"Birthday Is Celebrated On Way to Prison," undated
"Child Faces Anthony With Her Story," undated
"Daily News Reporter Sits in Court of Woman Judge," undated
"Guns on Casco Hold Up Treasure Hunt," undated
"'I'm Very Well, Dear' Mrs. Wilson Tells Reporter," undated
"Orphans Shiver While Clothes Are Rushed to Burned Home," undated
"Reporter Sits on Pier in Early Morn; 'Rescued' Four Times," undated
"San Quentin Visit Gives S.F. Judge New Crime Philosophy," undated
"Starvation Pay Is Cause of Rail Strike, Men Say," undated
"'Wild Westers' Arrive on Oakland Side in Night," undated
"Wilson's Envoy in City: Saw Kaiser in 1915," undated
"Writer Brands Probe of Russ a Farce," undated
"'Milly Bennett' Gets First Job in City Home"
"'Milly' Quits; Seeks Work in Big Hotel"
"'Milly' Tries New Agency; Is Recognized"
"Jobless, 'Milly' Haunts Employment Bureaus"
"'Milly Bennett' Clashes With Stranger; Seeks Army Job"
"'Milly' Gets Job as Second Maid"
"'Milly' Quits After Day of Housework"
"'Milly' on New Job Overturns Bowl of Soup"
"'Milly' Finds Silent Service Is Difficult"
"'Milly' Invited to Party, Goes Through Ordeal"
"'Milly' Leaves Country Job; Returns Home"
"Send 'Milly' to Home of Acquaintance"
"'Milly' Almost Gets Job in Big Home"
"'Milly' in Berkeley Home Rebels at Cap"
"'Milly' Learns Proper Way to Tend Door"
"Beaus Are Bars to Job, 'Milly' Finds"
"'Milly' Goes to Work for Police Judge"
"'Milly Bennett' Ends Her Career as Maid"
"Hundreds Stranded in Berry Districts," 1917 June
"Won't Send Boys to Farms, Say Officials," 1917 June
"'Mother' Jones Comes to Help 'Her Boy'," 1918 April
Series on the California Women's Army entitled "A Soldier of the Sod," 1918 June
"'Newsboy Row' Desolate; 'Mother Lillian' Stricken," 1918 November
"Civilized Life Palls; Pair Seek Solitude," 1919 April
"Held Under 'Spell' Says S.F. Woman," 1919 April
Series entitled "Oneita of the Ozarks," 1919 May-June
"Boy, 9, Penniless, Lives Two Weeks in City," 1919 June
"Daughters of Syrian Banker 'Bus-Girls' Now," 1919 June
"Fund Completed Rocca Boy Gets a New Leg," 1919 June
"Girl Confesses Love for Herbert Law," 1919 June
"Grant-av," 1919 June
"Northcott Pose Gone; Nerve Slips, Reporter Finds," 1919 June
"Raid," 1919 June
"Every One But Santa to Be Cheered Today," 1919 August
"Find S.F. Meeting Place for 300 of Bolsheviki," 1919 August
"Hard Luck," 1919 August
"If 'Wheezer' Could Pitch With His Nose," 1919 August
"Irish of America Will Aid Revolt, Says Kathleen O'Brennan," 1919 August
"Jail Is Better Than Home, Thinks Carmelo Garcia," 1919 August
"Oakland Judge Turns Hobo to Study Men," 1919 August
"Thurston Says Wife Should Have Killed Him and Not Miss Kimball," 1919 August
"Destitute Squatters Near Panic Stage as Government Prepares to Evict Them," 1919 September
"New Reds Will Uphold the Glory of Old Reds - McVey," 1919 September
"Woman Leads Move for Federal Service Shop Steward Plan," 1919 September
"Woman Wanted Clothes, Drugs; Robbed for Them," 1919 September
"Yep! S.F. Sure Wanted to See the Fleet," 1919 September
Series on American Forces in Siberia 1919 September-October
"Americans Used to Break Mine Strike in Siberia, Says Veteran"
"Canadian Veteran Declares He Robbed Drunken Officers Charity"
"Crime for U.S. to Send 'Kids' to Siberia, Claim"
"Destitute Squatters Near Panic Stage as Government Prepares to Evict Them"
"Finds Siberia-Bound Lads Want 'To See World'"
"He'd Drink Before He Would Return to Siberian Service"
"Kopec Hill and Vodka Yanks' Only Relief in Vladivostok"
"Manacles Welded on Yanks, Says Veteran"
"Morale Is Gone, Says Siberian Soldier, Just Returned"
"More Men of 27th, 31st home From Siberia"
"Mother Walker Waits in Vain for Soldier Son"
"Returned Yanks Tell of 'War' in Russia"
"Siberian Veterans Tell Bitter Stories"
"Soldiers Don't Know Why They Went to Siberia"
"13 Trials, 1 Suicide in Month in Siberia Company"
"U.S. Officers in Siberia Often Drunk, He Says"
"Veterans Are Afraid to Talk"
"Vodka Drives American Soldiers Mad, Siberian Veteran Declares"
"'Why Are Yanks in Siberia?' Veterans Ask"
"Yanks in Siberia For Private Interests"
"Yanks in Siberia Study Maps to Find Ways to Make Their Escape"
"Couldn't Stand Sight of Slain Husband, Says Slayer in Prison" 1919 November
"Home Town Paper Vendors See Life Pass on S.F. Streets," 1919 November
"Jury Duty Proves Strenuous to 'Society'," 1919 November
"Lou Eagan Gets Real Fund From Theaters," 1919 November
"Verdi, World Rover, Wants To Stay in Petlama (sic)," 1919 November
"'Waterfront Widow' Hit by Dry Laws," 1919 November
"Women Gossip at 'Flirt Murder' Trial," 1919 November
"You Can't Cure a Drug Victim, Declares Jim M'Quaide," 1919 November
"'Husband' Is a Myth; Girl Tells Tragic Tale"
"Girl Victim of War Works In S.F. Millinery Shop"
"Girl Comes to S.F. For Joy, Finds Tragedy Waiting"
"Weeks of Toil Do Not Bring Sweetheart"
"Finnish Strangers Lost in Strange Maze of S.F."
"Girl's Tragedy Turns Into Happiness"
"Vice Rings Foiled by 'Badge' Women"
"'Fate Made Me a Murderess,' Says Woman," 1921 September
Series 1922 March
"Girl Reporter, With Only $5, Starts to Find Job in S.F."
"Girl Hunting Job, Applies to S.F. Salvation Army for Aid"
"Girl Reporter Finds Job First Day She Goes on Her Hunt"
"Milly Bennett Gets Acquainted With Girls Working in Factory"
Series 1922 August
"Crawling Like a Dirty Bug in Heavy Dust -- That Is Weed"
"Men Held Like Slaves in Lumber Camps"
"Lumber Company Owns Towns, Keeps Peace Officials on Its Payroll"
"Destitute Squatters Near Panic Stage as Government Prepares to Evict Them," 1923
"A Few Words by Milly," 1923
"The Kona Coast: A Place to Dream," 1923
"The Kona Coast - Arcadia - A Place to Rest and Dream," 1923
"Memories of Honolulu," 1923
"On the Kona Coast," 1923
"She Walked in Beauty and Found the True Feeling That Is Hawaii," 1923
"When the Old Burg Went Mad," 1923
"Girl Griffin, Piloted by Gay Young Blade, Fails to Find Lovely Russian in Native City," 1926
"Orient Is Not So Dangerous," 1926
"Sun Has Set in Far East For Foreigners: 'China For Chinese' Is Battle Cry," 1926
"'Teapot Dome' Shattered by U.S. Gun Fire," 1926
Letter to the Editor of the Peking and Tientsin Times 1927 April
Series in The San Francisco News 1927 November
"'Butterflying' Into China's Revolt"
"Flames Save Milly's Life; Red Secrets Burned as Peking Police Storm at Her Door"
"Hope for United China Lies in Education and Industry"
"Talking to the $100,000 Head"
Series entitled "Palmy Days" by E. J. Quillinan as told to Milly Bennett 1928
"Flaming Youth Old Style, Novelist Says," 1929 March
"Failure? Man in Almshouse Is Triumphant," 1929 May
"He Failed, But World Fails, Too, His Solace," 1929 May
"Life's a 'Lulu' Relief Home Inmate Finds," 1929 May
"Meekness Is One Road to a Poorhouse," 1929 May
"Blue Blood, No Less, Flows in S.F. Poorhouse," 1929 June
"Charity Plea in Newspaper 'Racket' Hit," 1929 June
"Fast Horses Convey Him 'Over the Hill'," 1929 June
"She Tumbles From Trapeze to Poorhouse," 1929 June
"Stanford to the Ganges," 1929 June
Trip to Central America, Venezuela, Mexico, Cuba and Colombia 1929 August-September
"Janitor's Big Moment Comes at Court Session," circa 1930
"Love in a Fudge Box," circa 1930
"Mrs. Mooney Keeps Up High Heart for Son," circa 1930
"Old West Still Lives in Lively Border Town," circa 1930
"A Scripps Slave Spends a Profitable Morn Over Her Keys" (carbon) circa 1930
"Vets Protest Ban on Radios at Livermore," circa 1930
Holograph notes 1931
"Garner to Work With Hoover If Elected Speaker of House," 1931
"Mrs. Rolph Is 'First Lady'," 1931
"Prince In Tiflis," typescript of article circa 1931
"Problems of U.S. Engineers in Russia", The San Francisco Daily News, 1931 September 5
"China and Russia Begin Negotiations as 'War' With Japan in Manchuria Ends," The Honolulu Advertiser 1931 December 13
"Russia, China to Sign New Trade Treaty Which Will Be Soviet's Great Advantage," The Honolulu Advertiser 1931 December 20
"Tragedies, Comedies Make Life In Moscow Quartiera Like Scenes From Balzac," The Honolulu Advertiser, 1932 January 4
Notes, verses 1932
"Art for Nizhi Novgorod," draft 1932
"American Girls in Red Russia," two page proofs of article for This EveryWeek Magazine 1932 May 28-29
"Moscow's First American School," two page proofs of article for This EveryWeek Magazine 1932 June 11-12
Chapters, notes on Milly Bennett's experiences in the Soviet Union 1933
"Reveals Forgotten Chaikovski Score," Moscow Daily News, 1933 April 5
"'Evgeni Onegin' Resurrected," Moscow Daily News 1933 May 5
"The World's Newest Drama," Moscow Daily News 1933 June 3
"A Ballet Which Youth has Created," Moscow Daily News 1933 June 8
"Fairy Tales in Moscow," The Honolulu Advertiser 1933 December 2
"Big News Comes to Russia," The Nation 1934 January 17
"Life of Durov," partial manuscript, research materials circa 1934
Carbon copy of article, probably written for the Moscow Daily News circa 1935
"Soviet Russia Discovers 'Home Sweet Home'," The New York Times Magazine 1935 November 10
"Russia's New Hero Sticks to Mines," The New York Times 1935 December 8
News cables to the International News Service from Milly Bennett 1936
Copies of news stories for the International News Service by Milly Bennett 1936
Typescripts, carbon copies, parts of articles, notes 1931-1936
Typescripts, carbon copies for the Associated Press, written in Spain by Milly Bennett 1937
Carbons, drafts, notes - Spain 1937
Processed articles from Valencia, Spain 1937
Radio interview with Milly Bennett on Chronicle "Feature Edition" program 1938 March 18
Draft, notes on radio interview conducted by Milly Bennett with her husband, Hans Amlie, KSRO, Santa Rosa, California 1938 July 1
"Write a Book?," Scoop, the magazine of the Press Club of San Francisco 1938 August
"A Bouquet for the Bride" (carbon copy) circa 1940-1945
"Camp Follower - 1944 Style" (draft) circa 1940-1945
"The Dog Collar" (draft) circa 1940-1945
"The Friendship Quilt" (draft) circa 1940-1945
"How To Lose a Ration" (draft) circa 1940-1945
"I Almost Lost My Head" (carbon copy) circa 1940-1945
Miscellaneous notes circa 1940-1945
Untitled, incomplete manuscript on Milly Bennett's experiences in China (first draft ?) circa 1950
Synopsis
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapters 10-16
Chapters 17-21
Chapters 22-26
Untitled, incomplete manuscript on Milly Bennett's experiences in China (second draft ?) circa 1950
Chapters 1-5
Chapters 6-9
Chapters 16-17
Chapters 18-19
Chapters 20-22
Chapters 23-26
Miscellaneous notes, parts of chapters
Autobiography (first draft ?) circa 1956
Prologue
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapters 5-8
Chapter entitled "The End of Book"
Notes, parts of chapters
Draft, typescript with holograph notes
"The Girl With the Whistling Eye" autobiography, incomplete (second draft ?) circa 1956
Chapters 2-3
Chapters 5-8
Chapters 9-12
Chapters 13-17
Chapters 18-22
Chapters 23-26
Chapters 28-30
Chapters 31, 32, 35, 36, miscellaneous notes
"The Girl With the Whistling Eye" autobiography (third draft ?) circa 1956
Chapters 1-5
Chapters 6-10
Chapters 11-15
Chapters 16-20
Chapters 21-25
Chapters 26-29
Chapters 30-33
Chapters 34-36, postlude
Amlie, Hans
"Friends of Humanity - Friends of Democracy"
"I Still Have Mine"
"Story of Hans Amlie" related to Leland Stowe
"War in Spain" (a talk by Amlie to migrant workers)
"War Without Love" (2 copies)
Bland, Henry Meade
"Mount Davidson Park"
"To John McLaren"
Daily News staff, San Francisco - Drawings, verses, notes 1917-1922
Hawkins, Ann - Letters about Spain (planned for publication) 1938
Mitchell, Mike
Untitled
"Autotell of One W. K. 'Doc' Adams"
"Between Editions" - verses
"California Chronicles, or Life in the Far West"
"Dayton Days"
"Leomele Hawaii"
"Mitchell Tells All; Not Hit by Crutch"
"Searching"
"Song from the Chinese"
"When I Was in the Army"
Prohme, William - "Rayna Simons Prohme, A Report on the Last Months of Her Life"
Spender, Stephen - "Hitch-hiking in Republican Spain" (holograph)
Sterling, George - "The Revenge" (poem)
Strong, Anna Louise (manuscript on the Spanish Civil War, may not have been published)
Chapter I - "Why They Went"
Chapter II - "Where They Are"
Chapter III - "Training Camp - A Bit of America"
Chapter IV - "Battles at Jarama"
Chapter V - "American Base Hospital"
Chapter VI - "July Offensive - Madrid"
Chapter VII - "Wounded Men"
Chapter VIII - "The Taking of Villa Nueva de la Canada"
Chapter X - "Harder Days"
Asia, 1927 April May
California
The Coast, 1938 July August October
Sunset, 1928 June
China
Miscellany - Cartoon, calling cards, emblems circa 1927
Printed matter
Hankow Herald, 1927 July 19
North China Standard, 1926 March 26
The Peking Leader (clipping) 1927 March 26
The People's Tribune, 1926 November 7
Council of Jamaica Farm Workers' Welfare Association
Daily News San Francisco (advertisement)
Hawaii - Printed matter
Harding, President Warren G. - Galley of front page of The Honolulu Advertiser on the death of Harding 1923 August 2
Health - Moray radiant energy device
Miscellany
General
Printed matter
Undated
1921
1925
1928
1929
1930
1933
1935
1936
1938
1939
1940-1942
Moscow Daily News 1931 March 28 April 2 May 24 1936 November 3
Outer Mongolia - "The Truth About Outer Mongolia" by Edward Dunn 1935
Spain
Civil War
Amlie, Thomas - Letter and newsletter by Thomas Amlie
British Royal Air Force - Report by Wing Commander Gade and Captain Pearson on Republican Spain 1938 February
International Brigade
Miscellany
News of Spain (incomplete) 1938 February - 1939 February
Poetry
Press releases 1937
February-April
May-June
July-September
Printed matter
Undated
1937
1938
1939
Valencia
Map
Press bulletins
Excerpts from the speech of Largo Caballero, President of the Council of Ministers, at the Cortes in Valencia 1937 February 1
Information bulletin 1937 October 3 14 21
Communist Party
"An Open Letter from the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of Spain to the Executive Commission of the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party Making an Official and Concrete Proposal of Unification"
Report of Jose Diaz, General Secretary of the Communist Party of Spain, at the Plenum of the Central Committee of the Communist Party held in Valencia 1937 November
Printed matter
1935
1940
1954
U.S.S.R.
Children's book 1933
List of foreign correspondents (in Russian)
Karelia
Maps
Caucasus-Crimea
Kharkov
Kiev
Minsk
Moscow
Odessa
Soviet Union
Stalingrad
Moscow Trial 1936
Music, including a booklet of Red Army songs (in Russian)
Translations from the Soviet Press - Typescripts, carbons, holographs 1936
United Federal Workers of America - Constitution
United States Department of Agriculture - Farm Security Administration - Migrant camps (newsletters, notes, correspondence, printed matter) 1941-1942
United States Department of Justice - Alien registration form
18 prints of unidentified people in Hawaii; 5 prints, 1 negative of Professor Hermann J. Muller
3 prints of Mike Mitchell (first husband of Milly Bennett); 4 prints of the University of Hawaii; 3 early family prints, Milly Bennett and others; 4 prints of Milly Bennett and others; 19 prints of Milly Bennett and others in Hawaii; 31 prints of scenes in Hawaii; 6 prints of Milly Bennett and others; 2 unidentified prints circa 1920
2 prints related to the murder trial of Liu Fook: Liu Fook and others; Liu Fook, Judge Sylvain Lazarus and others 1930
2 prints of Milly Bennett, Randall Gould and others, circa 1918; 1 print of Milly Bennett and others, 1918 (probably in the office of The Daily News); San Francisco, 1918; 37 unidentified prints, 1917-1922
6 prints of Milly Bennett; 9 prints of Milly Bennett and others; 2 unidentified prints 1917-1922
1 print of Stephanie Dolgorouky (autographed) 1927
1 print of Eugene Chen; 1 print of Mme. Sun Yat-sen (Soong Ching-ling); 1 print of Michael Borodin and Yu Yu-jen; 1 print of General Fa-Kwei; 2 prints of Rayna Prohme, 1 print of Milly Bennett, Rayna Prohme, William Prohme and others in Hankow, China, 1927; 1 print of Henry H.Y. Hsu and Harold C. A. Ra (?); 2 unidentified prints of China, 1927
1 print of William Prohme
1 print of Hsu Chien, Sun of, Tang Yen-kai, Feng Yu-hsiang, Yu Yu-jen, Wang Ching-wei, Tang Shen-chi, General Galen (Vasily K. Blucher) Chengchow; 1 print of Tang Shen-chi,Yu Yu-jen, Feng Yu-hsiang, Chengchow, China 1927 June
2 prints of Earl Browder and Tom Mann in China, 1927; 1 print of Tom Mann; 4 prints of Milly Bennett in China; 6 prints of Milly Bennett and Wilbur Burton (?); 6 prints of Milly Bennett and others, China, 1927; 1 print of Wilbur Burton (?); 2 prints of Randall Gould and others, China, 1927; 1 print of Peg Vaughn and others, China; 18 prints of scenes in China, 1926-1927; 1 print of Yolande and Sylvia Chen; 1 print of Percy Chen (children of Eugene Chen); 1 print of Vincent (Jimmy) Sheean (?), 1927; 3 prints of wall posters, Hankow, China, March 1927; 2 prints of Milly Bennett, Anna Louise Strong and others; 1 print of Milly Bennett and others; 2 scenes of the Chung Yang Dyke Project, China, circa 1927; 1 print of Milly Bennett; 17 prints taken in Hankow, China on May 19 and May 30, 1927; 1 print of Li Li-san; 4 unidentified prints of China
3 prints of Milly Bennett, 1929; 1 print of Milly Bennett and others; 37 prints taken on Milly Bennett's trip to Central America, Cuba, Colombia, Mexico, August 15-September 17, 1929; 5 prints of Milly Bennett; 11 prints of Milly Bennett and others
9 prints of Milly Bennett and others, San Francisco, 1928-1929; 1 print of the San Francisco Press Club, 1930
12 unidentified prints; 1 unidentified drawing. circa 1929
1 print of Harpo Marx; 1 print of the Marx Brothers: Chico (Leonard), Zeppo (Herbert), Harpo (Arthur) and Groucho (Julius) 1933
2 prints of Alex Enukidze, Joseph Stalin, and Maxim Gorky; 1 print of Leo Tolstoy; 2 prints of "Kamenev"; 1 print of Lenin undated
2 prints of Milly Bennett and others in the Soviet Union, circa 1931; 1 unidentified print; 15 prints of Milly Bennett and others in Moscow, 1931-1936; 4 prints of Evgeni Konstantinov; 1 print of Konstantinov and others; 2 prints of Konstantinov, Milly Bennett and others; 2 unidentified prints; 6 prints of the Children's Theatre, Moscow, circa 1933
9 prints of Pushkina, U.S.S.R.; 1 print of Milly Bennett; 1 print of Milly Bennett and others, 1933; 1 print of Bill Shatov and others; 2 prints of Evgeni Konstantinov; 15 prints of scenes in the Soviet Union; 36 prints of Soviet Lapland, 1932; 1 print of Milly Bennett; 4 unidentified prints
6 prints of Milly Bennett and others in the Soviet Union; 5 unidentified prints in the Soviet Union; 2 prints of Milly Bennett, Bob and Jenny Miller, 1936; 11 prints of the Moscow Bolshoi Theatre and actors; 1 print of Milly Bennett and others; 1 unidentified print
10 prints of children's art in Spain 1937
1 print of Hans Amlie, 1938; 1 miscellaneous print; 6 unidentified prints, possibly of migrant camps, circa 1941; 1 print of Hans Amlie, circa 1940; 2 prints of Hans Amlie during the Spanish Civil War, circa 1937; 5 prints belonging to Hans Amlie; 6 prints of Milly Bennett, circa 1940; 10 unidentified prints, circa 1940; 8 negatives; 23 negatives; 1 print of Hans Amlie and others, Pozarubio, Spain, circa 1937
63 postcards from the Soviet Union undated
14 postcards, Leningrad; 31 postcards, Spain 1936
25 postcards, Paris, circa 1936; 53 postcards, Museum of Modern Western Art, Moscow
1 print of migrant camp circa 1941
INCREMENTAL MATERIALS 1936-1960
Materials relating to Milly Bennett's will and death 1960 November
Writings of Seema R. Allan about Milly Bennett undated
Meeting minutes, Ward A-8 1956 August
Miscellany undated