CONTAINER LIST

Box 1: CORRESPONDENCE, A-M

1.1 (A) [associations, personal], 1945-64.

1.2 (B) [business, criticism of student work, personal], 1944-1964.

1.3 (C) [personal, business], 1958-1964.

1.4 (C-2) [business, ms. from student dealing with William Henry Harrison at Tippecanoe], 1944-55.

1.5 (D) [business, school reunion, personal], 1950-1963.

1.6 (E) [business, students], 1959-60.

1.7 (F) [students], 1939-1960.

1.8 (G) [students, business, thank-you notes, personal], 1951-1961.

1.9 (H) [business, personal, fan mail], 1948-1963.

1.10 (I) [personal], 1964.

1.11 (J) [business, personal], 1944-1960.

1.12 (K) [personal, business, copies], 1941-1961.

1.13 (L) [business], 1942-1952.

1.14 (M) [personal, business], 1939-1942.

1.15 (Mc) [personal, business], 1960.

Box 2: CORRESPONDENCE, N-Z

2.1 (N) [business], 1950-1954.

2.2 (O) [personal, business], 1957-1964.

2.3 (P-1) [personal from son, Philip Pease], 1958-1960.

2.4 (P-2) [personal from mother and son], 1944-1959.

2.5 (P-3) [personal from son, business], 1950-1964.

2.6 (P-4) [personal to son], 1959-1966.

2.7 (R) [business, fan-mail], 1954-1961.

2.8 (S-1) [business, fan-mail], 1954-1960.

2.9 (S-2) [business, fan-mail]

2.10 (T) [accident report], 1952.

2.11 (U) [business], 1954.

2.12 (V) [business, fan-mail], 1942-1945.

2.13 (W-1) [personal, business and fan-mail], 1946-1964.

2.14 (W-2) [personal], 1940-1957.

2.15 "Xerox these" [Pease letters, personal]

Box 3: SCHOOLS CORRESPONDENCE, 1942-1965

3.1 School departments, #1, 1942-1961 [with school boards, etc. about speeches.]

3.2 School departments, #2, 1962-1964 [with school boards, etc., about speeches.]

3.3 Elementary schools, 1942-1964 [with elementary school personnel about speeches.]

3.4 Elementary schools [from elementary school children], 1957-1960.

3.5 Elementary schools #2 [from elementary school children], 1954-1965.

3.6 Elementary schools #3 [from elementary school children], 195?-1965.

3.7 Elementary schools #4 [from elementary school children], 1958-1965.

3.8 Junior High Schools #1[wirh Jr. High Schools about speeches], 1943-1958.

3.9 Junior High Schools #2[with Jr. High Schools about speeches], 1943-1948.

3.10 Junior High Schools #3 [with Jr. High Schools about speeches], 1940-1946.

3.11 Junior High Schools #4 [with Jr. High Schools about speeches], 1941-1948.

3.12 High Schools #1 [with high school staff about speeches], 1948-1961.

3.13 High Schools #2 [with High School staff about speeches], 1940-1963.

3.14 Universities and Colleges #1 [with universities & colleges about speeches], 1941- 1964.

3.15 Universities and Colleges #2 [with universities & colleges about speeches], 1939- 1962.

Box 4: LIBRARIES & PUBLISHERS CORRESPONDENCE, 1921-1965

4.1 Libraries #1 [concerning speeches]

4.2 Libraries #2 [concerning speeches]

4.3 Libraries #3 [concerning speeches]

4.4 Libraries #4 [concerning speeches], 1941-1963.

4.5 Libraries #5 [marked "from file marked libraries to be xeroxed"]

4.6 Publishers #1[concerning books by Pease], 1921-1959.

4.7 Publishers #2[concerning books by Pease], 1938-1961.

4.8 Publishers #3a [concerning books by Pease], 1940-1966.

4.9 Publishers #3b [xerox copies, file marked: "with publishers, file 3, to be xeroxed"]

4.10 Publishers #4 [concering books by Pease], 1938-1965

4.11 Publishers #5 [marked "xerox, to be xeroxed, file under publishers "]

4.12 Contacts - [with publishers]

Box 5: FAN MAIL & MISCELLANY

5.1 Fan-Mail #1

5.2 Fan-Mail #2

5.3 Fan-Mail - Miscellaneous

5.4 Correspondence - unfiled. Elementary, Jr. High, High School, University, Library.

5.5 Miscellaneous - newspaper clippings, letters, etc.

5.6 Tax receipts and papers - 1946

5.7 Dog papers, AKC correspondence

5.8 Biographical (incl. gravestone photo)

5.9 Reviews of books, essays and articles by Pease

5.10 Newspaper interviews with Pease

5.11 Items about teaching

Box 6: WRITINGS

6.1 Newspaper articles by Pease, 1957.

6.2 Composition book - "Books I have read," by Pease

6.3 "Mystery on Telegraph Hill"

6.4 "Turn Back? Never!" by Pease, 6th grade (1907)

6.5 "The Darkened Room" #1

6.6 "The Darkened Room" #2

6.7 "What would You Do"- Ethics for Jr. High

6.8 "The Literary Life"

6.9 "Chapter 10, Bound from Singapore"

6.10 "The Beggars are coming to Town" Ch. 8 "River Town", Ch. 7 "Echoes Reach a Wanderer"6.11 " How to Read Fiction"

6.11 "Little Francois and Barbe Bleue"

6.12 "The Canvasry in the Bled"; "The Writer and the Reader"; "West Coast Evacuees"; "Why Children's Books?" by Lavinia R. Davis; " On the Function of Literature"; "Young People's Books Are Growing Up Too."

6.13 "Beggar At the Gate"; " Man Overboard!"

6.14 "How to Read Fiction"

Box 7: WRITINGS: "THE TATOOED MAN" & "Writing in Depth"

7.1"The Tattooed Man" - Part 1, "The Ocean Tramp"

7.2"The Tattooed Man" - Part 2, "The Fight in the Forecastle"

7.3 "The Tattooed Man" - Part 2 "The Fight in the Forecastle"

7.4 "The Tattooed Man" - Part 3 " On the Trail of Neil Moran"

7.5 "The Tattooed Man" - Part 3 " On the Trail of Neil Moran"

7.6 "Three Revision of Last Chapt. Extra revision of Chapt. VI, Part IV"

7.7 "Writing in Depth: Specifics of the Craft of Fiction"

Box 8: WRITINGS: CLIPPINGS

8.1a Newspaper clippings

8.1b Newspaper clippings

8.2 Newspaper clippings "Pease's Students"

8.3 Assorted Books on Childrens Literature

8.4 Assorted notes, clippings, correspondence marked "file c-3"

Box 9: WRITINGS: PEASE IN EUROPEAN LANGUAGES

9.1 "The Black Tanker," story by Pease, Jan. 1941, "American Boy"

9.2 "The Black Tanker," story by Pease, Feb. 1941, "American Boy"

9.3 "The Black Tanker," story by Pease, Mar.1941, "American Boy"

9.4 "Il Valico Avveturoso" Italian print of book

9.5 "Du Vent Dans les Cordayes" Belgian Print

9.6 "Nach Singapur" - German

9.7 "Navfragio" Spanish

9.8 "PaaVej Til Tahiti" - Dutch

9.9 "The Black Tanker"

9.10 "Tankbaden, Zamboras," Sidste Rejse - Dutch

9.11 "Quand Less Sirenes Muqissent..." French

9.12 "The Gypsy Caravan"

9.13 "The Moved Outers" by Florence Cranell Means

Box 10: MEMORABILIA

10.1 Proclamation to Howard Pease by the city of Palo Alto

10.2 Certificate of appreciation from Young Readers of Palo Alto, 1961

10.3 Album of Photos from France - WWI

10.4 "A Course of Study in Literature"

10.5 Diploma from Stockton High School

10.6 Diploma from Leland Stanford, Jr. University

10.7 "The Junior Chatterbox" - June 1907 El Dorado School

10.8 Commonwealth Club of California Medallion

10.9 Boys Clubs of America Junior Book Award "Heart of Danger" by H. Pease (1948)

10.10 Record Book (p5-25,83-223 undated, p.47-78 June 26, 1926- July 9,?

10.11 "The Junior Chatterbox" (June 1907) El Dorado Jr. High, Stockton

10.12 Photo of Howard Pease with dachshund and 10 other photos

10.13 Award from Children's Book Committee of Child Study Assn. of America for "Heart of Danger" by Howard Pease (1946)

10.14 "Meet the Author" program announcement, April, 25- May 23, 1957.

10.15 Newspaper clippings, "Your Family Origin, Pease"

Box 11: TAPES [all tapes reel-to-reel, 5" reels]

11.1: HP, Dewey Chambers, Shirley Jennings & Blanche Ensign [HP's Scty.] (11-2-67); side two: Interview of HP (11-10-67) [incl. "Gypsy Caravan" & "Tattooed Man"]

11.2: HP 4 interviews w/ Shirley Jennings (11-14, 16, 18, 21-67)

11.3: HP interviewed by Shirley Jennings (11-24-67)

11.4: HP "first session, Pease & Jennings" (n.d.)

11.5: HP Lecture: "The Creative Process" (2-21-67)

Box 12: SCRAPBOOKS & MEMORABILIA

12.1 "American Boy" (June 1922) [1st published story by Pease]

12.2 "American Boy" (August 1936) [articles by Pease under pen name Paul Stockton]

12.3 "American Boy" (October 1935)

12.4 Oversize scrapbook, v.1 (1939-1947)

12.5 Black Scrapbook (1944-1953)

12.6 Wooden Scrapbook: "Howard Pease Club, Stockton Ca. 1939, El Dorado School"