American Legion, 17th District, Los Angeles: address, "Stalin and Clinton Over Los Angeles," 1940 July 19

Bowron, Fletcher (Mayor): correspondence, 1937-1967

Bowron for Mayor Committee (Carl C. Hoskin, Chairman): correspondence, September 1935, November-December 1939

Briegleb, Gustav A. ( Seen' Things, Radio Broadcast): correspondence, April-May 1939

Briegleb, Gustav A. ( Seen' Things, Radio Broadcast): KGER radio address, 1937 May 1

The Church Layman's Committee for Good Government: correspondence, 1937 April 29, September 1938

C.I.V.I.V.: "Big Shots of C.I.V.I.C.," Los Angeles Equalizeri, (reprint), September 1937

C.I.V.I.C.: "Face the Facts," pamphlet

C.I.V.I.C. - Clearing House Committee: Report #5 - Anti-vice Strategy!

The CIVIC Committee: news release regarding Mayor Fletcher Bowron

"The CIVIC Committee Looks Ahead: A New Five Year Program," pamphlet, April 1942

The CIVIC Committee: news release regarding CIVIC Supports Clifford E. Clinton for Mayor of Los Angeles, 1945 March 20

Clinton, Clifford E., (CIVIC Chairman): correspondence, 1938 December 15

Clinton, Clifford E.: "Bombing the Lid Off Los Angeles!" Parts 1 and 2, Official Detective Stories, 1938 May 25

Clinton, Clifford E.: "Clifton' Food Poison Probe Believed Recall Motive," Los Angeles Progressive Digest, 1938 April 4

Clinton, Clifford E.: "Reasons for Recall of Mayor Frank L. Shaw," flyer; pamphlet, February 1938

Clinton, Clifford E.: "The Truth Will Set You Free," flyer

Clinton, Clifford E. - Organizing Committee of Workers in Clifton Cafeterias: "An Appeal From the Workers in Clifton's Cafeterias to the Liberals of Los Angeles," 1938 March 29

Ferguson, Harry L. (CIVIC, Secretary/Treasurer.): correspondence, March-June 1942

Fitts, Buron (District Attorney): campaign pamphlets, ca. 1938

Fitts, Buron (District Attorney): correspondence, 1936 October 24

The Friends of the Truth League: "Frank L. Shaw for Mayor of Los Angeles," editorial

Gambling and Vice: newspaper clippings, 1938

Grand Jury-County of Los Angeles: correspondence, January 1937-August 1940

Grand Jury-County of Los Angeles: membership list; Minority Reports (summary)

Grand Jury-County of Los Angeles: resolution

Grand Juries Are Grand: reprint, 1937

Houses of Gambling and Prostitution: address lists

Houses of Gambling and Prostitution: complaint letters, September 1935-January 1937

Houses of Gambling and Prostitution: complaint letters, July 1937-August 1938

Houses of Gambling and Prostitution: "Los Angeles Americas Wickedest City," Look Magazine, 1936 September 26

Houses of Gambling and Prostitution: "Santa Anita Handicap Days," Los Angeles Times advertisement, 1938 February 7

KFWB Radio: address, 1937 October 17

KFVD Radio: address, 1937 December 8

Miller, Rev. Wendell: correspondence (outgoing), November-December 1937

Miller, Rev. Wendell: correspondence, 1938 December 8

Miller, Rev. Wendell: notes

SB 878 - dog Racing Measure: analysis, ca. 1939

Shaw, Frank L. (Mayor): "Bowron's Backers Exposed," Los Angeles Club Reporter , 1938 September 15

Shaw, Frank L. (Mayor): "Fundamentally," Hollywood Citizen news (reprint), 1937 July 10

Shaw, Frank L. (Mayor): DFWB Radio address, 1938 September 7

Shaw, Frank L., (Mayor): "Recall of Recovery," Highland Park Post Dispatch, 1938 December 8

Vigilantes of America: correspondence, 1937 June 24

Japanese Internment: correspondence; newspaper clippings, April-June 1942

Japanese Internment: newspaper clippings

Japanese Internment: correspondence (from Japanese friends), May-October 1942

Japanese - War: "When Japan Attacks," First Congregational Church program, 1943 June 20

American Committee for Peace Through Democracy: special bulletin

The Fellowship of Reconciliation: "Six Churchmen Speak on the H'Bomb" (reprint), 1950

Ford, John Anson (Candidate for Mayor of Los Angeles - 1937): "Reds' Back Anson Ford," Police Patrol, 1937 March 1

Manhattan Beach Community Church: report, January 1961

Methodist Episcopal Church - The Board of Home Missions (Philadelphia, Pa.): correspondence

Russian War Relief, Inc.: correspondence; proclamation, 1942 June 15, 17

Labor - Bricklayers and Stone Masons, Local Union No. 2: program, 1951

Labor - The Christian American Crusade: announcement; bulletin regarding Labor/Communism

Labor - Communist Party - Los Angeles County Committee: "Make Los Angeles a Union Town," pamphlet

Labor - Proposition No. 1: broadside regarding anti-Picketing measure, 1938 September 16

Labor - Proposition No. 1: "Hot Cargo, Secondary Boycotts," pamphlets, 1942

Labor - Proposition No. 9: "Let's Drive the Blues Away-Vote No," United California Industries; pamphlet

Labor - Southern Californians, Inc.: correspondence, 1940 January 8

Miller, Rev. Wendell: Scrapbook, 1928-1936

Miller, Rev. Wendell: Scrapbook, 1937

Miller- Rev. Wendell: Scrapbook, 1938

Miller, Rev. Wendell: Scrapbook, 1939-1941

Miller, Rev. Wendell: Scrapbook, 1942-1945

Miller, Rev. Wendell: Scrapbook, 1950-1988

Gambling and Crime: Clover Gambling Joint-Keep Chicago Out of Hollywood, photograph

Anti-War Campaign: Billions for Armaments - How Much for Peace? Peace Bench at Florence Avenue Methodist Church, photograph

Anti-War Campaign: Truth is the First Casualty of War. 777 Class Kagawa League of Florence Avenue Methodist Church, photograph, 1933

Anti-War Campaign: War is a Crime Against Humanity. Epworth League of Florence Avenue Methodist Church, photograph

Anti-War Campaign: We Died in Vain-Unless You Fight to Abolish War? Truck Sign, Grave and Crosses, photograph

1937-1939

"Los Angeles, America's Wickedest City," Look, 1939 September 26

"Bowron's Backers Exposed," The Los Angeles Club Reporter, Vol. 1 No. 8, 1938 September 15

"Recall or Recovery?" Advertisement, The Highland Park Post Dispatch, 1938 September 9

"Big Shots of The C.I.V.I.C." The Equalizer, September 1937