Register of the Eric Hass papers
Register of the Eric Hass papers
Hoover Institution ArchivesStanford University
Stanford, California
- Processed by:
- Dale Reed
- Date Completed:
- 2011
- Encoded by:
- Machine-readable finding aid created derived from MARC record by David Sun and Elizabeth Phillips.
1905 | Born, Lincoln, Nebraska |
1928 | Joined Socialist Labor Party |
1932-1938 | National organizer, Socialist Labor Party |
1938-1968 | Editor, The Weekly People |
1949 | Author, The Socialist Labor Party and the Internationals |
1952 | Socialist Labor Party candidate for President (first campaign) |
1956 | Socialist Labor Party candidate for President (second campaign) |
1960 | Socialist Labor Party candidate for President (third campaign) |
1964 | Socialist Labor Party candidate for President (fourth campaign) |
1969 | Resigned from Socialist Labor Party |
1974-1978 | Lived in Costa Rica |
1980 | Died, Santa Rosa, California |
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Collection Contents
Biographical File, 1905-1980
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General, 1905-1980.
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Biographical sketch, curricula vitae, and clippings, 1970-1972.
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Correspondence, 1930-1980
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General and unidentified
1958-1976
1977-1980
Adler, Robert H., 1975-1977
Alvarez, Jean, 1979-1980
Ames, Gerald, and Rose Wyler, 1976-1980
Ansello, Edward F. (University of Maryland Center on Aging), 1978-1980
Bambiger, Barbara, 1972-1979
Begovich, Margaret (re Socialist Labor Party), 1976
Bergelon, Olaf and Rose, 1977-1979
Brandon, Sam (League for Socialist Reconstruction), 1973-1980
California. Commission on Aging, 1980
Carter, Jimmy, 1979
Church, Frank (U.S. Senate Special Committee on Aging), 1979
Cranston, Alan, 1980
De Leon, Bertha C., 1943
Diamond, Julian (re Socialist Labor Party), 1976-1978
Dorn, Sylvia, 1979
Duranty, Walter, 1944
Finger, Jack and Catherine, 1975-1979
Folkerstma, Bote, 1971-1972
Garamendi, John (California Senate Committee on Health and Welfare), 1980
Garcelon, Dan and Peg, 1978-1979
Gardner, Jiggs (re Socialist Labor Party), 1977
Ginsberg, Arthur H., 1954-1977
Girard, Frank (re Socialist Labor Party), 1971-1977
Goodstein, Phil (re Socialist Labor Party), 1977
Gray, Bill and Betty (Trinity Church, New York City), 1974-1980
Gray Panthers, 1978-1979
Hartke, Vance, 1967
Hass, Tillie, 1930-1934
Hass family
1939-1975
1976-1980
Herder, Milton (re Socialist Labor Party), 1976-1977
Landers, Ann, 1980
Lazarus, Louis (re Socialist Labor Party), 1961-1976
Levine, Max, 1974-1980
Lewin, Ed (re Socialist Labor Party), 1976-1978
Long, Robert W. and Helen, 1974-1979
McClintock, Howard and Juanita, 1976-1980
Maves, Gustavus A. (re Socialist Labor Party), 1934-1935
Muncy, Ralph W. (re Socialist Labor Party), 1972-1974
Nathan, Bernard, and Barbara F. Newman, 1974-1980
National Institute on Aging, 1980
Nebraska State Historical Society, 1973-1977
New York Botanical Garden, 1969-1973
New York Public Library, 1971-1972
New York Times (Joan Lee Faust, garden editor; Peter Kihss), 1968-1977
North Bay Health Systems Agency, 1979
Northen, Rebecca T., 1973-1979
Nunez, Margot (Trinity Church, New York City), 1974-1980
Papernow, Leon N. and Felicia, 1976-1978
Pepper, Claude (U.S. House Select Committee on Aging), 1979
Perry, Benson (re Socialist Labor Party), 1969-1976
Reeves, Martha, 1978-1980
Reynolds, Verne L. (re Socialist Labor Party), 1934-1959
Robinson, Jackie, 1957
Samuels, Ed, 1974-1978
Schwartz, Simon (re Socialist Labor Party), 1976-1980
Sesame Street (television show), 1979
Sherman, John (re Socialist Labor Party), 1968-1969
Simon, John L., 1960-1980
Simon, Nick (re Socialist Labor Party), 1967-1980
Singer, Richard J., 1976-1979
Skutch, Alexander F., 1972-1974
Socialist Labor Party (Nathan Karp, Arnold Petersen, Emil F. Teichert), 1934-1977
Stein, Philip and Sylvia, 1974-1979
Stevenson, Adlai E., 1960
Trinity Church (New York City), 1970-1975
United States. Federal Bureau of Investigation, 1979
Wexler, Arthur and Marion, 1977-1980
Woodard, Jack and Lucila, 1974
Speeches and Writings, 1949-1980
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"Why Labor Should Fight U.M.T.," ca. 1949.
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"Daniel De Leon: Master of Socialist Tactics," speech, De Leon commemoration meeting, 1953 December 13.
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"The American Double Standard of Living," ca. 1954.
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Remarks at Belle Rosen memorial meeting, 1955 May 24.
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Introduction to dramatized reading from Lincoln-Douglas debates, ca. 1959.
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"Biological Demonstration of the Marxian Principle," ca. 1950s.
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"The Meaning of McCarthyism," ca. 1950s.
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"The Paris Commune," ca. 1950s.
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"The Years of Capitalism Are Numbered," ca. 1960.
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Remarks at golden jubilee celebration for Arnold Petersen as Socialist Labor Party national secretary, 1964
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Report as editor of The Weekly People to Socialist Labor Party National Executive Committee meeting, 1966 May 7.
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"The 'New' Imperialism and War," ca. 1966.
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"On a Winter's Day: 'Twigging' Anyone?'" New York Times, 1968 February 25.
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"Survival of Giant Redwoods Hinges on Washington Report," Christian Science Monitor, 1968 May 14.
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Report as editor of The Weekly People to Socialist Labor Party national convention, 1968 May.
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"Nature's Botanical Oddity," New York Times, 1968 August 9.
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"Wild Flower Protection," New York Times, 1968 September 29.
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"Amy and the Deer Mouse" (children's story), 1968 November 12.
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"Clowns of the Plains" (article for juveniles), 1968 December 13.
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"The Living Fossil," New York Times, 1968 December 15.
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"Another Mouse to Feed," 1968
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"What's Wrong with the SLP?" ca. 1968.
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"How Indians 'Talked' Without Saying a Word'" (article for juveniles), 1969 January 24.
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"Oasis in the City," New York Times, 1969 April 6.
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"Why I Resigned from the SLP," Socialist Forum, 1969 July.
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"Benjamin Gilbert: Friend and Naturalist" (memorial meeting remarks), 1969 September 5.
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"An Encounter with Winter" (written under pseudonym Jack Focht), New York Times, 1970 January 11.
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"Jack in the Pulpit," New York Times, 1970 May 17.
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"A Bonus for Woodland Wanderers," New York Times, 1970 May 24.
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"House Finch," New York Times, 1970 August 9.
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"Sharin' Erin's Floral Charms," New York Times, 1970 August 30.
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"To the Irish Sea for an Eyeful of Puffins," New York Times, 1971 January 10.
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"To the Rescue of a Tree," New York Times, 1971 January 17.
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"Trinity's Yard Blooms amid 'Canyons,'" New York Times, 1971 April 11.
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"'That Queen of Secrecy,'" New York Times, 1971 May 16.
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"Yugoslavia: The Hinterland Also Seeks Tourists," Washington Post, 1971 October 31.
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"Nature Haunts for Subway Riders," New York Times, 1972 April 2.
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"The Old Apple Tree," New York Times, 1972 June 25.
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Review of Alexander F. Skutch, A Naturalist in Costa Rica, Garden Journal, 1972 October.
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"Block Island Summer," ca. 1972.
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"Hawking in Ireland," ca. 1972.
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Untitled article re St. Paul's Churchyard, New York City, ca. 1972.
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"'A Small, Friendly Country that Fits Our Purse'" (re Costa Rica), Dynamic Maturity, 1973 January.
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"Butterflies Are Coming Back to the City's Parks," New York Times, 1974 June 9.
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"An Expatriate's Spring," New York Times, 1975 March 30.
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"Our Outmoded Political Constituencies," 1975 August 18.
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"Report on the Fifth World Symposium of the International Society on Toxinology," 1976 August 16.
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"A Most Dangerous Snake," 1976
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"On Collecting Plants in the Tropics," 1977 January.
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"Pueblo, a Newspaper for the People" (re Costa Rican newspaper; written under pseudonym Larry Able), 1977
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Letter to the editor, Santa Rosa News-Herald, re monetary policy, 1978 August 12.
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Letter to the editor, Santa Rosa Press-Democrat, re supermarket item-pricing (written on behalf of Gray Panthers), 1979 May 23.
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"Agism: The Shunning of the Elderly," 1979
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Outlines and front matter
Introduction
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Footnotes and bibliography
Note card working materials
Correspondence with writer's agent Richard Curtis and publishers
"Fear of Aging in Children," 1979
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"Collecting Plants in the Tropics for Your New York Home," ca. 1970s.
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"The Federal Reserve System: A Total Money-Making Machine," ca. 1970s.
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"The Great Redwood Park Hassle," ca. 1970s.
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"House Finches," ca. 1970s.
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"How Fawns Survive," ca. 1970s.
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"The Living Lakes of Yugoslavia," ca. 1970s.
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"Nature in the City," ca. 1970s.
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"On the Trail of a Hibernian Donkey," ca. 1970s.
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"The Redwoods in Spring," ca. 1970s.
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"Taste of Terror in the Night," ca. 1970s.
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"Three Weeds of Late Summer," ca. 1970s.
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"Why Doctors 'Play God,'" ca. 1970s.
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Untitled memoir re father of Eric Hass, ca. 1970s.
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Fragments, ca. 1970s
Remarks to Sonoma County, California, Board of Supervisors on behalf of Gray Panthers re supermarket item-pricing, 1980
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Subject File, 1889-1980.
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Aging
General. Notes and mimeographed materials, 1977-1979
Printed matter. Clippings and journal articles, 1943-1980
Sources. Bibliographies and catalogs, 1977-1980
Central America. Clippings and journal article, 1977-1978
De Leon, Daniel
Typed copies of De Leon correspondence, mainly with Olive M. Johnson, 1897-1913.
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Typed copies of De Leon writings, 1889-1913.
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Correspondence about De Leon, 1933-1962, mainly from editorial files of The Weekly People. Includes letters by Arnold Petersen
Notes, clippings, and journal articles about De Leon, 1912-1977
Environment and ecology. Clippings and journal articles, 1962-1977
Gray Panthers
General. Notes, lists, flyers, newsletters, circulated material, and clippings, 1975-1980
Gray Panther Network issues, 1978-1980
Imperialism. Notes, clippings, journal articles, and pamphlets, 1927-1967.
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Logging. Pamphlets, 1967
Monetary policy and inflation. Clippings, journal articles, and other printed matter, 1925-1979
Nature. Clippings and journal articles, 1958-1979
Socialism. Clippings, journal articles, typed copies of journal articles, and other printed matter, 1910-1971, mainly re utopian socialist communities in the United States
Socialist Labor Party
General. Notes, clippings, and typed copies of journal articles, 1900-1967
Weekly People issues, 1967-1969
Trinity Church (New York City). Leaflets, newsletters, minutes, and other printed matter, 1908-1979
Wine. Typescript "The Glorious Grape" (authorship uncertain), 1978
Yugoslavia. Tourist guide literature, and typed transcript of interview with I. Sharenow, 1970
Miscellany. Mainly printed matter, 1946-1978
Audiovisual File, undated
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Photographs of Daniel De Leon, family, and associated locations
Photographs of Eric and Tillie Hass
Photographs of nature scenes
Photographs of Trinity Churchyard, New York City
Photographs of miscellaneous and unidentified scenes