Guide to the Stanford University, Department of History, Records
SC0029A
Daniel Hartwig
Department of Special Collections and University Archives
2000
Green Library
557 Escondido Mall
Stanford 94305-6064
Fax Number: (650) 723-8690
specialcollections@stanford.edu
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Contributing Institution:
Department of Special Collections and University Archives
Title: Stanford University, Department of History, records
Identifier/Call Number: SC0029A
Physical Description:
18.5 Linear Feet
Date (inclusive): 1903-1974
Language of Material:
Undetermined .
Scope and Content
The files of the History Department are diverse and fairly complete and include
correspondence, minutes, memoranda, course materials, enrollment records, and reports. A few
of the subjects covered by the records are: establishment of the Political Science
Department; report on the four-quarter system; History Club minutes; course offerings
including those taught in both World Wars; the Army Specialized Training Program of
1941-1945; Independent Study; Problems of Citizenship; Western Civilization; international
relations committees; and university-wide committees on faculty self-discipline and general
studies. There is also a manuscript History of the History Department.
Boxes 1 through 9 were transferred to the Archives in 1966; a folder by folder survey of
the papers was made but only names of important personalities were recorded. Boxes 10
through 21 were transferred to the Archives in August 1975. Boxes 10-15 contain the files of
Prof. Gordon Craig; in boxes 16-21 the name of the department chairman or faculty member who
created the file, where it can be determined, has been included in brackets after the folder
title. Boxes 16 through 21 are restricted; please consult the University Archivist for
access. Two letters dated 1903 from Max Farrand (then Dept. head) to Henry Cannon,
describing the methods of running classes and department affairs, were given to the Archives
in November 1970 by Mrs. Leland Brown.
This collection complements the Edgar E. Robinson Papers which were received in 1964. For a
complete history of the History Department of Leland Stanford Junior University consultation
of the Robinson Papers is essential.
Preferred Citation:
[Identification of item], Stanford University, Dept. of History, Records (SC0029A). Dept.
of Special Collections and University Archives, Stanford University Libraries, Stanford,
Calif.
Provenance
Administrative transfer
Publication Rights
Property rights reside with the repository. Literary rights reside with the creators of the
documents or their heirs. To obtain permission to publish or reproduce, please contact the
Public Services Librarian of the Dept. of Special Collections and University Archives.
Access Restrictions
Boxes 16 through 21 are restricted; consult the University Archivist for access.
General Correspondence
1903-1961
Box 1, folder A
2 letters. Max Farrand to Henry Cannon
1903
Box 1, folder 1
A
1908-09,
Scope and Contents note
H. Cannon, H.E. Bolton, D.S. Jordan, E.D. Adams F.P. Reppel (of the Association for
International Conciliation).
Correspondence is primarily between Adams and Bolton and deals with Stanford's hiring
of the latter.
Box 1, folder 2
B
1908-09,
Scope and Contents note
H. Cannon, H. Bolton, J. Branner, John Baer, J. Bowman (of U.C.), George Burr, John
Blair, James Breakey.
Box 1, folder 3
C
1908-09,
Scope and Contents note
G.E. Clark (Univ. librarian), chiefly concerning acquisition of books.
Box 1, folder 4
D
1908-09,
Scope and Contents note
C.A. Duniway (concerning Pacific Coast Branch of the AHA), W. Dunning (of Columbia
Univ.), Harvey Dorr (grad ass't).
Box 1, folder 5
E
1908-09,
Scope and Contents note
O.L. Elliott (Univ. Registrar).
Box 1, folder 6
F
1908-09,
Scope and Contents note
G.F. Foster, Max Farrand, H. Fairclough.
Box 1, folder 7
G-H
1908-09,
Scope and Contents note
H.C. Hoover, sheet giving information about men in the History Department, list of
history courses and attendence 1907-08, Charles Hull.
Box 1, folder 8
I-J
1908-09,
Scope and Contents note
D.S. Jordan (Chiefly business letters between Jordan and Adams. Topics include
recommendation of E.B. Krehbiel, Dr. Treat's behavior, J.F. Jameson, book import tax,
S.L. Ware, Committee on Athletics, P. Martin, E.B. Krehbiel, George A. Burr, H.E.
Bolton, Library).
Box 1, folder 9
K
1908-09,
Scope and Contents note
E.B. Krehbiel, J.F. Kenney.
Box 1, folder 10
L
1908-09,
Scope and Contents note
Charles Lathrop
Box 1, folder 11
M
1908-09,
Scope and Contents note
J.E. Matzke, S.T. Murray, J. Macy (extensive correspondence dealing with hiring),
Percy Martin, W.E. Martin.
Box 1, folder 12
N-O
1908-09,
Scope and Contents note
H.W. Ostroski.
Box 1, folder 13
P-Q
1908-09,
Scope and Contents note
Fredrick L. Paxson, material dealing with preliminary papers.
Box 1, folder 14
R
1908-09,
Scope and Contents note
John J. Ryan.
Box 1, folder 15
S
1908-09,
Scope and Contents note
John Stillman, Donald Smith (U.C.), Theodore C. Smith, H.M. Stephens.
Box 1, folder 16
T
1908-09,
Scope and Contents note
P.J. Treat, F.J. Turner, F.J. Teggart, number of telegrams dealing specially with the
hiring of H.E. Bolton.
Box 1, folder 17
U-V-W
1908-09,
Scope and Contents note
J.A. Woodburn, Jeanne E. Wier.
Box 1, folder 18
X-Z
1908-09,
Scope and Contents note
A.A. Young.
Box 1, folder 19
A-B
1909-10,
Scope and Contents note
C.M. Andrews, J.N. Bowman.
Box 1, folder 20
C
1909-10,
Scope and Contents note
H.L. Cannon, G.T. Clark, G.A. Clark, G.E. Crothers.
Box 1, folder 21
D
1909-10,
Scope and Contents note
C.A. Duniway.
Box 1, folder 22
E-G
1909-10,
Scope and Contents note
O.L. Elliott, degree requirements for economics/sociology.
Box 1, folder 23
H-J
1909-10,
Scope and Contents note
Charles H. Hull, D.S. Jordan, J.F. Jameson, J.P. Hemphill, Jarboe Collection
(acquisition).
Box 1, folder 24
K-M
1909-10,
Scope and Contents note
Burt O. Kinney, A.C. McLaughlin, A.T. Murray, Jesse Macy.
Box 1, folder 25
N-R
1909-10,
Scope and Contents note
F.L. Paxson, library business, programs for meeting of Pacific Coast Branch of
AHA.
Box 1, folder 26
S-V
1909-10,
Scope and Contents note
Don E. Smith, F.J. Teggart.
Box 1, folder 27
W-Z
1909-10,
Scope and Contents note
Woodrow Wilson, numerous letters concerning S.L. Ware, extensive correspondence
between Adams and Mary Williams, J.A. Woodburn.
Box 1, folder 28
A-B
1910-11,
Scope and Contents note
John Branner, J. Bowman.
Box 1, folder 29
C
1910-11,
Scope and Contents note
H.L. Cannon, recommendations for E.E. Robinson, I.J. Cox (especially dealing with
American invasion of West Florida), E.P. Cubberley, G.A. Clark, G.T. Clark.
Box 1, folder 30
D-G
1910-11,
Scope and Contents note
W.A. Dunning, Max Farrand, Edw. Elliott's recommendation of E.E. Robinson, E.C.
Franklin, A.L. Guerard, F.A. Golder.
Box 1, folder 31
H-J
1910-11,
Scope and Contents note
D.S. Jordan, letters concerning acquisition of Archives Parlementaires, letter
concerning the hiring of E.E. Robinson, British Sessional Papers.
Box 1, folder 32
K-M
1910-11,
Scope and Contents note
Letters about E.E. Robinson.
Box 1, folder 33
N-R
1910-11,
Scope and Contents note
F. Paxson, E.E. Robinson.
Box 1, folder 34
S-V
1910-11,
Scope and Contents note
F.J. Turner, acquisition of Reichstag reports from Germany.
Box 1, folder 35
W-Z
1910-11,
Scope and Contents note
G. Hempl, R. Wenley, J.E. Wier, Mary Williams.
Box 1, folder 36
A-B
1911-12,
Scope and Contents note
John Branner, H.E. Bolton.
Box 1, folder 37
C
1911-12,
Scope and Contents note
Smyth Collection, I.J. Cox.
Box 1, folder 38
D-F
1911-12,
Scope and Contents note
Max Farrand.
Box 1, folder 39
G-J
1911-12,
Scope and Contents note
D.S. Jordan, acquisition of H.C. Hoover's Chinese Collection, H.C. Hoover, J.F.
Jameson, A.B. Hurlburt.
Box 1, folder 42
R-V
1911-12,
Scope and Contents note
J.M. Vincent.
Box 1, folder 43
W-Z
1911-12,
Scope and Contents note
Mary Williams, R. Wenley.
Box 1, folder 45
C-D
1912-13,
Scope and Contents note
H.C. Cannon, C.A. Duniway.
Box 1, folder 46
E-G
1912-13,
Scope and Contents note
H.R. Fairclough, O.L. Elliott.
Box 1, folder 47
H
1912-13,
Scope and Contents note
Annual report (essentially same as in the
President's Report,
but includes items such as gift sources and several minor items not included in
the
Report), D.S. Jordan, AHA, letters concerning Adams'
leave of absence, R.F. Howes, V.L. Kellogg, letters resulting from visit of Oliviera
Lima.
Box 1, folder 48
N-Z
1912-13,
Scope and Contents note
A.B. Show, letters dealing with interdepartmental theses, R.L. Wilbur, Mary
Williams.
Box 1, folder 49
A-J (from this point on, folders are sorted roughly by alphabetical groups
and chronologically within these)
1913-14,
Scope and Contents note
Mary Williams, rough draft of material for presidential report, E.B. Krehbiel, John
Branner (especially with regard to establishment of a political science department),
Adams' leave of absence, G.T. Clark, Max Farrand, P.J. Treat, Yamato Ichihashi (and
letters concerning him).
Box 1, folder 50
K-Z
1913-14,
Scope and Contents note
P.A. Martin, E.E. Robinson, H.M. Stephens, P.J. Treat (including letters concerning
Ichihashi), M.S. Wildman, F.C. Woodward.
Box 1, folder 51
A-Z
1914-15,
Scope and Contents note
Comments on Vega collection of letters and documents, Preparation for Journalism,
A.C. Coolidge, G.S. Ford (letters concerning E.E. Robinson), W.S. Ferguson (letters
concerning F.A. Golder F.H. Hodder, C.T. Lapsley, I.F. Lange, Ralph Lutz, C.H.
Levermore (World Peace Foundation), A. Kline, T.M. Marshall, T.P. Martin, P.A. Martin,
T.R. Root, American Society of International Law, J.E. Wier, formation of History
Club, History Club minutes.
Box 1, folder 52
A-Z
1915-16,
Scope and Contents note
John Branner, preliminary material for presidential report, J.W. Baer, G.T. Robinson,
death of Dr. Blair, E.C. Franklin, Y. Ichihashi, T.S. Kuykendall E.B. Krehbiel, W.A.
Morris, AHA business, letters (to C.E. Nelson) on consular and diplomatic training,
I.M. Patrick (son of Gen. Patrick), E. E. Robinson, Spalding Collection of baseball,
History Club, letters concerning French War cartoons, R.L. Wilbur (especially
concerning Ichihashi), Plan for Limitation of Students and Stanford University,
establishment of political science department, Committee on Vocational Guidance, J.H.
Meyer endowment, letter concerning Mary Williams, History Club minutes.
Box 1, folder 53
1916-17
Scope and Contents note
H.E. Bolton, Committee on Vocational Guidance, J.H. Meyer endowment, letter
concerning Mary Williams, Dr. F.A. Hassler's maps, Report of the Department Committee
on the Four-Quarter System, E.B. Krehbiel, W.G. Leland, R. Lutz, William MacDonald,
W.A. Morris, Professor Emerton's proposed visit, Geroid Robinson, A.B. Show, J.M.
Stillman, H. Suzzallo, J.B. Scott (Director, Carnegie Endowment for International
Peace), Sutro Branch (Calif. State Library), preliminary material for the presidential
report, R.L. Wilbur, Seabury Fellowship, material concerning Y. Ichihashi, letters
concerning re-appointment of H. Cannon and E.E. Robinson.
Box 1, folder 54
10/1917 - 4/1919
Scope and Contents note
Letters seeking replacement for Cannon, American Peace Society, Jens Bugge,
Vocational Guidance Committee, NAACP, W.A. Dunning (especially with regard to
establishment of political science department), C.A. Fryer, E.M. Hulme, British
Documents, Charles W. Hackett, A.M. Kline, E.B. Krehbiel, Seaman's Church Institute
(solicitations), World Peace Foundation pamphlet mailing list, P.A. Martin (also
concerning Doheny Research Foundation), War History Committee, T.M. Marshall, William
A. Morris, C.D. Marx, W. Notestein, I.M. Patrick, plans for Stanford War History, E.E.
Robinson, Borel Fund, A.B. Show, J.M. Stillman, H.M. Stephens, P.J. Treat, R.L. Wilbur
(also concerning establishment of political science department), Committee of 15.
Box 1, folder 55
4/1919 - 12/1919
Scope and Contents note
Brazilian Library, Y. Ichihashi, P.A. Martin, R. Lutz, E.E. Robinson, J.F. Jameson,
T.M. Marshall W.A. Morris, F.M. Russell, E. Krehbiel, Committees for Educational
Preparation for Foreign Service, Joseph Schafer, J.W. Swain, P.J. Treat, R.G. Trotte
R.L. Wilbur.
Box 1, folder 56
1920
Scope and Contents note
A.H. Abbott, E.F. Albertsworth, Walter Barnes, E.S. Brown, G. Burr, H.E. Bolton, J.A.
Blaisdell, C.J. Brosnan, sabbatical leave, M.W. Graham, F.A. Golder, C.H. Haskins,
E.M. Hulme, H.B. Learned, K.C. Leebrick, R.H. Lutz, E. Krehbiel, E.E. Robinson, C.
Robinson, A.B. Show, J. Van Nostrand, W. Westergaard, Seabury Scholarship, A.C. Olney
(recommendation for W. Westergaard).
Box 2, folder 57
1921
Scope and Contents note
Edward Beach (proposed American naval history lectures), Sydney M. Brown, F.A.
Golder, E.A. Horne E.M. Hulme, E.E. Robinson, H.B. Learned, A.M. Kline T.M. Marshall,
M.W. Graham, C.H. Van Tyne, H.E. Wildes, W. Westergaard, establishment of Mabel H.
Cory Scholarship.
Box 2, folder 58
1/1922 - 9/1922
Scope and Contents note
Adams Private Lecture Series, F.L. Beach, W.C. Barnes, E.S. Brown, H. Hoover
(Secretary of Commerce), D.S. Jordan, R.H. Leach, Charles R. Hicks, L.V. Koos, H.B.
Learned, T.P. Martin, New York Council for Limitation of Armaments, Data for
presidential report, I.M. Patrick, G.T. Robinson, F.M. Russell, B. E. Schmitt, C.
Seymour, H.E. Wildes, R.L. Wilbur, Brazilian Library.
Box 2, folder 59
1928-29
Scope and Contents note
Carnegie Institute of Washington (Department of Historical Research), A.M. Kline,
C.A. Duniway, H.C. Crockett, Independent Study Plan, P.J. Treat, H.G. Warren, W.C.
Barnes, P.A. Martin (acting executive head), Institute of International Education,
C.W. Hackett, R. Lutz, H. Temperley, R.L. Wilbur, C.E.E.B., T. Bailey.
Box 2, folder 60
Professor Robinson's File
1929-30
Scope and Contents note
J.E.W. Sterling, H.G. Warren, E.D. Adams, R.C. Binkley, W.C. Barnes, C.R. Fish, J.
Ellison, H.H. Fisher, L.A. Harper, D. Harris, C.W. Hackett, C.B. Malone, P.A. Martin,
Wallace Notestein, Frederick Moore, W.H. Robson, AHA, J.W. Thompson, Ray Turner.
Box 2, folder 61
F.A. Golder's Correspondence
Scope and Contents note
R.F. Arragon, Albert Guerard (involved with international language), R.H. Lord, O.H.
Wedel.
Box 2, folder 62
1930-31
Scope and Contents note
E.D. Adams, Robert Binkley; also includes one or two items from 1926.
Box 2, folder 63
1930-31
Scope and Contents note
Death of E.D. Adams, P.B. Albright, C.B. Malone material for presidential report,
appointment of Thomas Bailey, Oregon Trail Memorial Association, G. Vernadsky.
Box 2, folder 64
10/1931 - 10/1932
Scope and Contents note
W.F. Adams, independent study, material for
President's Report,
J.E.W. Sterling, Max Savelle, P. J. Treat.
Box 2, folder 65
9/1932 - 8/1933
Scope and Contents note
Letters discussing organization of history courses, material for
President's Report, J.A. Barnes, R.H. Lutz, Max Savelle.
Box 2, folder 66
1933-34
Scope and Contents note
Memoranda (etc.) from E.E. Robinson, faculty research projects, History Club
constitution, material for
President's Report.
Box 2, folder 67
1934-35
Scope and Contents note
H.A. DeWeerd, C.N. Spinks, H.N.M. Winton, E.M. Hulme, material for
President's Report, Emergency Relief Administration
(especially with regard to student employment), question of preregistration.
General,
1935-36
Scope and Contents note
Max Savelle (conflict with Van Patten), Calif. Youth Administration (student
employment), P.A. Martin, H.F. Taggart, H.W. Temperley.
E.E. Robinson
1935-36
Scope and Contents note
R.C. Binkley, Leonard Ferguson, Ralph Gabriel, Gordon Wright, J.P. Moore, W.
Westergaard.
General (1),
1936-37
Scope and Contents note
T.A. Bailey, F.G. Graham, Lynn White.
General (2),
1936-37
Scope and Contents note
Max Savelle (Western Civilization questionnaire and extensive report), Henry M.
Madden, assorted departmental information regarding enrollment, independent study
and interdepartmental majors (Harris-Robinson), Harold Temperley, H.H. Fisher
(Hoover Institute policies), comments on Far Eastern history program, Ernest C.
Arbuckle (value of history major), Memorandum on the Work of the Department of
History, P.A. Martin, committee considering departmental offerings and schedule.
Lynn White Correspondence
1936-37
E.E. Robinson
1936-37
Scope and Contents note
T.A. Bailey, S.F. Bemis, Paul Eckel, W.S. Thompson, John Gange, P.A. Martin, R.E.
Albright, C.M. Spinks, Tokyo meeting of World Federation of Education Associations,
H.G. Warren, R.L. Wilbur, Harry Winton, Gordon Wright.
1937-38
Scope and Contents note
C.A. Barker, Charles Scott, E.A. Cottrell (with regard to certain department
policies concerning graduate students, etc.), letter to Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, E.R.
Hilgard, Ralph Lutz, P.A. Martin, P.J. Treat.
1938-39
Scope and Contents note
AHA, S.F. Bemis, D.H. Burney, M. Cardozo, G.W. Cottrell, English-Speaking Union,
A.C.Krey, C.F. Brand, Beverly McAnear, F.L. Paxson, AHA, C.N. Spinks, Dr. Pardee's
California Papers, Lynn White, Dorothea Wyatt.
1939-40
Scope and Contents note
T.A. Bailey, H.K. Beale, Max Savelle, H.H. Fisher, P.A. Martin, T. Mitchell, H.M.
Smith, Nelson Spinks, H.G. Warren.
General,
1940-41
Scope and Contents note
C.F. Brand, T.A. Bailey, Chester Davis (old Calif. letters), John Gange, David
Harris, E.M. Hulme, R. Lutz, P.A. Martin, D.T. Moorhead, M. Spalding, Establishment
of the School of Humanities
General,
1941-42
Scope and Contents note
David Harris, E.M. Hulme, R. Lutz, W.H. Dusenberry, death of P.A. Martin.
Selective Service correspondence,
1941-45
1942-43
Scope and Contents note
R. Lutz, H.H. Fisher, T.A. Bailey, B. Schilling of Grinnell College, C.F. Brand,
A.D. Mazour, letters containing suggestions for departmental policies (by Bailey,
Savelle and others).
1943-44
Scope and Contents note
T.A. Bailey, George Knoles, Donald B. Tresidder, H.H. Fisher.
1944-45
Scope and Contents note
M. Cameron (problem of disciplining Army trainees), C.C. Griffen, D. Harris, R.
Lutz, M. Savelle, R.K. Snyder, M. Spalding, Shelby F. Strother, John
Vanderburgh.
Box 2, folder 72
1945-46
Scope and Contents note
(autumn): C. Barker, Harlan R. Crippen, R.J. Kerner, A.C. Krey, H.F. McCreery, Harlan
Notter (Rosenberg Foundation), Max Savelle, R.K. Snyder, H.F. Taggart Borel
Collection, H.N.M. Winton.
(winter, spring, summer): William D. Beatty, Carl F. Brand, T.A. Bailey, H.H. Fisher,
Norman A. Graebner, Norman S. Kelley, R. Lutz, B. McAnear, C.E. Nowell, M. Savelle,
E.D. Sohm, W.W. Tinsley, P.J. Treat, Owen Ulph, John A. White.
Box 2, folder 73
1946-47
Scope and Contents note
A. Bestor, M. Cameron, E.M. Hulme, Bruce Mazlish A. Mazour, Fredrick Merk, D.
Moorhead, F.L. Paxson.
Box 2, folder 74
1947-48
Scope and Contents note
(summer): T.A. Bailey, W.C. Bark, C.A. Buss, A. Guerard, D. Phillips.
(autumn, winter): T.A. Bailey, T.C. Smith, H. Holloorn, A. Hyma, L.K. Koontz, R.R.
Palmer, D. Phillips, M. Spalding.
(spring, summer):George Knoles, J.J. Johnson, D. Phillips, H.G. Warren.
Box 2, folder 75
1948-49
Scope and Contents note
(autumn, winter): Pacific Coast Branch (AHA), Phillip W. Buck, Claude A. Buss, T.C.
Smith, R.H. Gabriel, G.H. Knoles, R. Lutz, L.C. MacKinney, C.C. Scott, Dorothea K.
Thompson, A.P. Whitaker, Lottie Woods (Colonial Dames Scholarship Fund), Gordon
Wright.
(spring, summer): M. Cardozo, Merrill Jensen, J.J. Johnson, C.F. Brand, Kazuo Kawai,
C. Buss, G.H. Kerr, John C. Miller, Harley Notter, T.C. Smith, A.P. Whitaker.
Box 2, folder 76
1949-50
Scope and Contents note
(autumn, winter): John J. Johnson, A.C./Krey, A.A. Lobanov-Rostovsky, Ralph Lutz,
T.C. Smith, A.P. Whitaker, statements by staff members in reference to research
activities, O.O. Winther.
(spring, summer): Distribution of grades, L.K. Loontz, A. Lobanov-Rostovsky,
microfilming of German documents, O.O. Winther.
Box 2, folder 77
1950-51
Scope and Contents note
Claude A. Buss, C. Hodges.
Box 2a, folder 78
1953
Scope and Contents note
(winter): Alexander DeConde, Donald E. Fehrenbacher, F. Freidel, problem of chair in
Japanese history.
(spring): A. Cranston, N. Graebner, L.B. Schmidt, B.H. Swig (mentions Prof. Nasatir),
J.P. Weter Scholarships.
Box 2a, folder 79
1953-54
Scope and Contents note
(autumn): Letter to Dean R.N. Faulkner concerning dept. business, memorandum
discussing aims, functions, needs, etc. of history dept.
(winter): Controversy over review in
Pacific Historical Review
of book by W. Williams, letter to Sterling on condition of library, also on D.
Fahrenbacher, endowment for chair in Japanese history, J.P. Weter Scholarships, Arthur
Wright.
(spring): L.W. Dinkelspiel, E.E. Robinson, Endowed Chair in History, problems
concerning assistants, Foreign Ministers' meeting in Berlin, Woodrow Wilson
Foundation, graduate exams.
(summer): Letter to Dean Acheson, Dryden Press, Gordon Craig, H.C. Jones' papers,
R.R. Palmer, F.A. Shannon Gordon Wright.
Box 3, folder 80A
1954-55
Scope and Contents note
(autumn): Dean Acheson (with regard to Bailey's inquiry about his defense perimeter
speech), C.A. Buss, A. DeConde, Franklin Hichborn, H.C. Jones (concerning his papers),
A.G. Mazour, Alan Nevinx, W. Philipp, R.C. Swank, Office of Undergraduate
Education.
(winter): Jones Papers, C.B. Burdick, W.R. Coe, Anita Whitney Papers, A. Nevins,
J.E.W. Sterling.
Box 3, folder 80B
1955
Scope and Contents note
(spring): History of the History Department, H.C. Meyer, R.C. Swank.
(summer): Committee on Undergraduate Education, A. DeConde H. Stuart Hughes, W.
Johnson, E. Pomeroy.
Box 3, folder 81
1955
Scope and Contents note
(autumn): History of Western Civilization (hereafter abbreviated Western Civ), D.
O'Malley, W.B. Ready (library acquisitions), first inquiry about Otis Pease.
(winter): H.S. Hughes (concerning Western Civ instructor policies), Pacific Coast
Branch of AHA, correspondence concerning the coming of Prof. P. Geyl of Utrecht, E. M.
Green, Thomas Hall (seeking to parsuade Hughes to come to Washington University in St.
Louis), H.C. Meyer, Otis Pease, April 15 fellowship reply date.
(spring): Letter to K.J. Arrow briefly discussing History Department research needs,
K.R. Greenfield, letter to John F. Kennedy from Bailey, Otis Pease, Gordon Wright.
(summer): F. Freidel, H.J. Tobias, Wayne Vucinich (trip to Europe and problems with
Russian visa), Gordon Wright.
Box 3, folder 82
1956-57
Scope and Contents note
(autumn): B. Colby Papers, E. Cochrane, P. Geyl, F. Gilbert (AHA), H.K. Gunther, A.
Mazour, D.M. Potter, P. Rhinelander (Dean), C.E. Schorske, requests for more money,
J.W. Swain, Gordon Wright.
(winter): F.C. Bellquist, A. DeConde, T. Edison (photos for Hoover Library), O.J.
Falnes, D.H. Gabrielson (Civil War Diary of a Capt. Melhorn), J.F. Kennedy, A.R.
Lewis, Coe Fund, Department self-examination (to Rhinelander), Fahrenbacher's
promotion, other correspondence with Rhinelander regarding Departmental and University
personal policies, problem of discussion groups in upper-division courses, R. Walker
(senior colloquia), Gordon Wright.
Box 3, folder 83
1957
Scope and Contents note
(spring): Letters supporting J. Donohoe (Wester Civ instructor), H. Bateman (death of
Prof. Wedel), W.N. Melhorn (concerning Melhorn diary), problem of office space, A.
DeConde, Norman Graebner, Henry C. Meyer, P. Rhinelander (History Department business,
especially personal), T.A. Bailey's correspondence with his publishers, Gordon
Wright.
(summer): C.F. Brand, H.E. Cutler, W.T. Hutchinson, R.G. O'Conner, H. Quint, Gordon
Wright.
Box 3, folder 84
1957-58
Scope and Contents note
(autumn): J.R. Alden, William Armstrong, A. DeConde, H.H. Fisher, W.H. Kuhn, H.F.
McCreery, H.C. Meyer, Bailey and his work in Washington (D.C.) on Advisory Committee
on U.S. Foreign Relations, R.F. West Memorial Lectures, H. Quint, P. Rhinelander
(money for teaching assistant, Western Civ), Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. D.C. Heath &
Co., Fair Oaks Foundation, Foreign Campuses.
(winter): J. Weter Scholarship, Bailey's publishers (Appleton-Century-Crofts), E.E.
Lampard, R.W. Lyman, H.F. McCreery, J.C. Miller, G.B. Noble, D. Perkins, H. Quint, J.
Ragland, P. Rhinelander (Department business: includes advocation for promotions for
J. Johnson and Arthur Wright, material on Coe bequest and letter about H.S. Hughes),
letters to J.E.W. Sterling, R.C. Swank.
Box 3, folder 85
1958
Scope and Contents note
(spring): H. Aitken, C.A. Barker, H.E. Cutler, A. DeConde, J. Joll, G.I. Langmuir, R.
Lyman, G.B. Noble, David Potter, H. Quint, J. Raglund, P. Rhinelander.
(summer): A. DeConde, Norman Graebner, David Harris, J. Joll, G.I. Langmuir, J.A.
Monroe, G.B. Noble, H. Quint.
Box 3, folder 86
1958 (autumn)
Scope and Contents note
H.M. Cutler Fund, A. DeConde, B.G. Noble (dealing chiefly with T.A. Bailey's work on
foreign relations advisory committee), David M. Potter, P. Rhinelander, National
defense training act (as regards the Ph.D. in history), letter to F.G. Terman
outlining Department needs, Hispanic-America Studies, O.O. Winther.
Box 3, folder 87
1959 (winter)
Scope and Contents note
A. DeConde, J.A. Hawgood, H.B. Melandy (concerning rumor that Stanford did not
recommend best Ph.D.'s to San Jose State), history/classics major, David Potter, H.
Quint, P. Rhinelander, F.D. Scott, History Department outline.
Box 3, folder 88
1959
Scope and Contents note
(spring): C.F. Brand, combined majors, proposed library survey, H. Quint, P.
Rhinelander, undesirability of D students as history majors.
(summer): Death of H.E. Cutler, A. DeConde, D. Fahrenbache E.A. Schaper
correspondence, E.W. Lyon, report for accreditation committee of Western College
Association, P. Rhinelander.
Box 3, folder 89
1959 (autumn)
Scope and Contents note
Bailey Book Fund, C.A. Buss, NATO professorship, transfer of credits from Vienna, PCB
program for Sept. (1960), K. Von Klemperer, P. Rhinelander (directorship of Hoover
Institute, promotion of T. C. Smith, W.L. Langer), F.E. Terman (need for more history
staff, report on A.B. in history).
Box 3, folder 90
1960 (winter)
Scope and Contents note
A New History of the Paris Peace Conference (letter to
W.G. Campbell), considerable correspondence of J.J. Johnson concerning his research is
scattered throughout this folder, George F. Kennan, course for overseas campuses,
J.T.C. Liu, T.W. Lyman, comments on midterms (Bailey to McCord), J.G. Oswald,
fellowship funds (Wright to Otis),
The Ugly American
(Buss to Pomeroy), P. Rhinelander (appointment of Spitz and Liu), H. Ross, L.
Spitz, C.W. Gaylord Foundation Grant, F.E. Terman (Pease, Coe Grant), University of
the Seven Seas.
General note
(NOTE: In folders 91-94 often the correspondence of several of the Department's
senior men [especially Johnson and Buss, with regard to their travels and research] is
scattered, being filed under the name of the corresponding party rather than that of
the Department member).
Box 3, folder 91
1960
Scope and Contents note
(spring): Field project in Yugoslavia (Vucinich to Burkhardt), A. DeConde, T. Hammond
(bibliography on books about Soviet foreign relations), Hilgard (Committee on Hoover
Institute), J.J. Johnson's opinions on several (political) issues (Johnson to Hornig),
J. Kuehl, J.T.C. Liu, H. Lutz (papers of Sudeten Germans), David Potter, P.
Rhinelander (chair in Armenian Studies, Russian exchange), justification of History
Department expansion (Wright to Ryan), J.L. Snell (Committee on Graduate Study in
History), J.E.W. Sterling (Coe Professorship), F.E. Terman (hiring of Potter), M.S.
Young (Armenian Studies).
(summer): Comments on high school history (Bailey to Braden), David Potter, P.
Rhinelander (appointment of Potter).
Box 3, folder 92
1960 (autumn)
Scope and Contents note
Gordon Craig, Scottish History Collection (Lyman to Gorham), G.F. Kennan, George
Knoles, Rollie E. Poppino, David Potter, James Ragland, P. Rhinelande (recommendations
of Gordon Craig).
Box 4, folder 93
1961
Scope and Contents note
(winter): A. Bowker (scholarships, elimination of M.A. thesis), H. Maki (member of
Japanese Diet; exchange of letters with C.A. Buss), R. Poppino. Also, much assorted
J.J. Johnson correspondence.
(spring): John M. Allison & C.A. Buss, American Friends Service Committee,
Proposed Coe American History Studies program, Robert Blum to C.A. Buss (Asia
Foundation, Department of State), Library microfilm acquisitions (Bailey to Brooks),
Wallace E. Davies, A. DeConde, Gene Dulin (concern over right-wingers) History
Department European offerings (Wright to E.M. Grieder), J. Ragland, P. Rhinelander
(Department business), Wright to Terman (improving large classes).
Box 4, folder 94
1961
Scope and Contents note
(summer): Overseas study of Ph.D. candidates (Wright to Brooks), C.A. Buss (materials
obtained in the Orient), A. DeConde, History Department's application for inclusion in
the National Defense Act Fellowship Program, possible endowed chair in History of
Science and Technology (Wright to Dornbusch), History Department honors, A. Nevins, W.
Vucinich (report on research), P. Rhinelander (need for more Western Civ.
instructors), Library microfilm acquisitions.
(autumn): J.H. Meyer Fund (Barclay to White), G.C. Boyce, C.A. Buss, W. Davies, J.
Raglund (first to read Cordell Hull Papers), Department fellowships (Wright to
Suppes), D. Thompson, J.F. Tierney (Ford Foundation), letter to H.S. Truman,
undergraduate education (Pease to Wert), European Studies at Stanford.
Correspondence pertaining to the placement of academic personnel,
1906-1947
A H.B. Adams (re R.D. Hunt).
Pre-1906:
A E.D. Adams, George B. Adams (re S.L. Mims and Robert K. Richardson),
Charles Andrews (re S.L. Ware), Charles Ambler, Herman V. Ames (re Eugene C.
Barker).
1906-16:
A Thomas P. Abernathy.
Post 1916:
B S.G.W. Benjamin, Mary T. Blauvelt, J. Bowman, Edward Bonner.
Pre-1906:
B Walter G. Beach, H.E. Bolton, Beverly Bond, Gilbert G. Benjamin, request
for recommendations about E.C. Barker.
1906-16:
B George Burr (re C.C. Eckhardt), George H. Blakeslee (re L.H. Jenks),
Samuel F. Bemis.
Post 1916:
C I.J. Cox, E.M. Clish (re R.D. Hunt), Heber D. Curtis (re R.D. Hunt),
Archibald Coolidge (re W. Lichtenstein).
Pre-1906:
C R.C. Clark, Carl Christophelsmeir, Frank W. Chandler (re E.C.
Griffith).
1906-1916:
D John C. Dunning (including recommendations of him), M.E. Dailey (re S.B.
Harding), Alfred L.P. Dennis (re W.E. Lunt and others).
1906-16:
D William A. Dunning (re L.H. Jenks), Charles W. Dabney (re E.C.
Griffith).
Post 1916:
F John A. Fairlie.
Pre-1906:
F J.W. Fertig, F.G. Franklin, R.B. Fulton (re B. Bond).
1906-16:
G E.F. Gay (re W. Lichtenstein), F.A. Golder.
1906-16:
G Elmer C. Griffith.
1920:
H R.D. Hunt, Charles Haskins, E.D. Henderson.
Pre-1906:
H A.B. Hart (re W.E. Dodd and F.E. Riley D.F. Houstin (?) (re E.C. Barker),
A.E. Harvey, Charles Haskins (re E.C. Barker and C.E. Fryer), E. M.
Hulme.
1906-16:
H H.S. Hadley (re C.C. Eckhardt), Carl ton Mayer (re L.H. Jenks), Charles
Haskins (re C.W. David, R.A. Newhall and C.F. Brand), C.R. Hicks.
Post 1916:
J D.S. Jordan (re E.L. Hood).
Pre-1906:
J D.S. Jordan (re Dr. Fryer, S.B. Harding), J.F. Jameson.
1906-16:
J Leland H. Jenks, Marcus W. Jernegan (re A.E. Harvey).
Post 1916:
K L.K. Koontz, Frank J. Klingberg, A. C. Krey (re L.H. Jenks).
Post 1916:
L Walter Lichtenstein.
1907:
M C.H. McIlwain.
Pre-1906:
M A.C. McLaughlin (re several men), William MacDonald (re L.B. Shippee),
Raymond McFarland, J.F. Millspaugh (re G.O. Virtue).
1906-16:
M T.M. Marshall (re C.C. Eckhardt), H.P. McClintic (?) (re E.C. Griffith),
Phillip Meyers (re E.C. Griffith).
Post 1916:
N Thomas Newlin (re P.A. Martin).
1908:
N Wallace Notestein.
1920:
P J.W. Park (with recommendations, including one by Woodrow Wilson), F.W.
Putnam (re Mr. Brandelier).
Pre-1906:
R Recommendations for B. Bond by I. Remsen and F.L. Riley.
1906:
S E.E. Sperry, G.L. Sherger, J.O. Sumner (re E.F. Henderson).
Pre-1906:
S Lester B. Shippee, Bernard C. Steiner (re B. Bond).
1906-16:
S H.M. Stephens (re W.C. Barnes), B.E. Schmidt.
Post 1916:
T F.J. Turner (re R.C. Clark and Willard), Francis N. Thorpe, Everett L.
Thorndike.
Pre-1906:
T F.J. Turner (re Pahlow), J.W. Thompson, Lynn Thorndike.
1906-16:
V J.M. Vincent (re B. Bond and S.L. Ware).
1908 & 1909:
W H.E. Wildes, James Willard (re C.C. Eckhardt).
1920-21:
Box 4, folder 97
Correspondents A - Z, (names in parentheses are those of person considered
for positions in the Department)
1946-47
Scope and Contents note
(Willard F. Bliss), Carl Bridenbaugh (re R .E. Smith) Verner W. Crane (re Sam C.
McCullough), (Eart Cranston), Ralph Gabriel (suggestions), (John Duffy), Thomas H.
Greer, (Paul L. Hanna), (Merrill Jensen), Louis K. Koontz, A.C. Krey, John A. Krout,
(William H. Maehl), (Gordon H. McNeil), Franklin C. Palm (re R. Brace), (Stanley M.
Page), Fred Paxson, Rockefeller Foundation, Tracy E. Strevey, (Gordon Wright).
(The following persons were considered for position in the Department;
recommendations are included in the folder but not listed here).
Far Eastern: Hugh Borton, D.N. Rowe, Knight Biggerstaff, C. Martin Wilbur, Richard D.
Weigle, Charles C. Stelle, Chester A. Bain.
Russian: Ronald Thompson, Albert Parry, Sydney S. Harcave, Gustav F. Johnson, M.I.
Finley, Robert S. Eccles, Joel G. Colton, James E. King.
Minutes and Other Records
1905-1962
Box 4, folder 99
History Department Minutes, (for special items
incorporated in the minutes see 99A)
1905-15
Box 4, folder 99A
Additional Documents
1905-1915
Suggested courses for 1st year history majors.
Aug 1905
Suggested courses for 1st year history majors.
Aug 1907
Letter from Prof. Fairclough requesting library funds for Roman
history.
Oct 1907
Statement of the Requirements of the Department of History in regard to
Examination and Thesis for the Master's Degree.
Apr 1909
Recommended list of serial publications, 1909-10.
Dec 1909
Clerical assistants for instructors.
Sep 1910
Library Funds Committee
Sep 1911
Book Fund, 1913-14.
May 1913:
History Club, Departmental Library, vocational aims of the history
major.
Oct 1913
More on Departmental Library.
Jan 1914
More on Departmental Library.
Feb 1914
History Department M.A. requirements.
Apr 1915
History Library rules, report on library sets.
Sep 1915
Proposals for rules in History Library
Oct 1915
Box 4, folder 100
History Department Minutes, (for special items
incorporated in the minutes see 100A)
1916-22
Box 4, folder 100A
Additional Documents
1916-1922
Requirements of the History Department for M.A. degree.
Mar 1916
Memo from R.L. Wilbur dealing with department organization.
18 May 1916:
Report of Departmental Committee on the 4 quarter system.
Nov 1916
Requirements for a minor in history
Dec 1917
High school teachers' minor in history.
Dec 1918
Report of the Departmental Committee on the disposal of the Library
Fund.
Feb 1920
Ex-members of the deaprtment.
Mar 1921
Committee on Lower Division.
Mar 1922
Summer Quarter Graduate Students.
Summer 1922:
Degree Requirement Committee report, M.A. Examinations
Committee.
Oct 1922
Box 4, folder 101
History Department Minutes, (For special items
incorporated in the minutes see 101A)
1923-29
Box 4, folder 101A
Additional Documents
1923-1929
Graduate students.
Summer 1923:
Enrollment in courses.
June 1923:
Jewel Fund distribution.
Dec 1923
School of Social Sciences.
Jan 1924
Canadian materials for R.G. Trotter.
Feb 1924
Questions Propounded by Committee on Lower Division.
Mar 1925
Report on Department Requirements for Ph.D. Degree.
Apr 1925
Requirements for M.A.
Oct 1926
Box 4, volume Vol. 1
History Department Minutes
1929-1934
Box 4, volume Vol. 2
History Department Minutes,
1934-39
Box 4, folder 102
History Department Minutes of Special Meetings to Consider Policy and
Program,
7-28 Feb 1938
Scope and Contents note
Also includes reports of several committees, as well as minor and supplementary
reports:
1. Committee on M.A. Requirements.
2. Committee to Consider Revision of Department Ph.D. Requirements.
3. Proposed Honors Course in History.
4. Committee on Undergraduate Requirements.
Box 4, folder 103
History Department Meetings, Agenda and Documents of Topics to be
Considered.
1937-38:
Box 4, folder 104
History Department Meetings, Agenda and Topics for Meetings.
1939-41:
Box 4, folder 105
History Department Meetings, Agenda and Topics for Meetings.
Spring 1941:
Box 4, folder 106
History Department Meetings, Material for Meetings.
Summer 1941:
Box 4, folder 107
History Department Meetings, Material for Meetings.
Summer and Autumn 1942:
Box 4, folder 108
History Department Meetings, Material for Meetings.
1943:
Box 4, folder 109
History Department Meetings, Material for Meetings.
1944-45:
Box 4, folder 110
History Department Meetings, Material for Meetings.
Winter 1947:
Box 4, folder 111
History Department Meetings, Material for Meetings.
1948-49:
Box 5, folder 112
National University Proposal, (E.J. McDermott, E.D. Adams et.
al.).
1916
Box 5, folder 113
Washington (D.C.) University Center
Box 5, folder 115
Committee on Educational Preparation for Foreign Service,
1915-18
Scope and Contents note
G.L. Swiggett, P.P. Claxton, Wilbur Carr (Head of Consular Service), John
Clausen.
Box 5, folder 116
History Text Controversy,
1918-23
Scope and Contents note
(Adams was on Calif. History Textbook Committee).
Box 5, folder 117
California Committee on History Texts, A.C. Olney.
1918-23
Box 5, folder 118
California Committee on History Texts,
1918
Box 5, folder 119
E.D. Adams: War Issues Course,
1918
Box 5, folder 120
E.D. Adams: AHA Committee of Nine,
1915-16
Box 5, folder 121
E.D. Adams: California Teachers' Association History Section,
1909-10
Box 5, folder 123
Independent Study,
1934-35
Box 5, folder 124
History of Western Civilization,
1937 and 1941
Box 5, folder 125
History of Western Civilization,
1938
Box 5, folder 126
History of Western Civilization,
1935 (?)
Box 5, folder 127
History of Western Civilization,
1935-38
Scope and Contents note
Documents pertaining to the transfer of Citizenship to Western Civ.; Various reports
on Western Civ. courses.
Box 5, folder 128
History of Western Civilization,
1944
Box 5, folder 129
History of Western Civilization,
1944-45
Box 5, folder 130
Liberal Arts - History of Western Civilization,
1945-46
Box 5, folder 131
History of Western Civilization,
1949
Box 5, folder 132
Lecture to Prospective History Majors,
1934 (?)
Box 5, folder 133
History Department Annual Reports to the President:
1917-18; 1919-20; 1937-38; 1938-39; 1939-40
Box 5, folder 134
History Department and the President, (Notes of meetings with
E.E.R.).
1945
Box 5, folder 135
Elementary History,
1931-32
Box 5, folder 136
Proposed School of Social Sciences,
1934-35
Box 5, folder 137
Departmental Philosophy and Plans,
1929-44
Box 5, folder 138
Department Plans, Staff biographies; recommendations for salary
increases.
Autumn 1949:
Box 5, folder 139
Course Contents, Enrollments, Requirements Mainly
1929 and 1934-35
Box 5, folder 140
Content of Courses, Revisions
1930
Box 5, folder 141
History Department, Miscellaneous
Jewel Fund Appropriation,
1908-40
Enrollment in Syllabus-Paying Classes,
1930-31-1939-40
Box 5, folder 142
Miscellaneous,
1937-39
Scope and Contents note
Some important papers about the department at this time; evaluations of the
department by members
Box 5, folder 143
Independent Study, Graduate Study, Ordering Library Books
Box 5, folder 144
Papers Concerning Department Location, (i.e., in Social Science or Humanities
or as a separate school).
1944
Box 5, folder 145
General Memoranda,
Autumn 1945
Scope and Contents note
Includes reports of members' activities.
Box 5, folder 146
Leaves of Absence, New Courses, Time Schedule for Ph. D.
Candidates
1947:
Box 5, folder 147
Problems of Leaves of Absence
1948:
Box 5, folder 148
War Council/Military Pre-Induction Course
1941-42:
Box 5, folder 149
Stanford University War Council
1942:
Box 5, folder 152
Faculty Material for President's Report,
1949-50
Box 5, folder 154
Edgar E. Robinson Chair,
1948-49
Box 5, folder 155
Gifts Committee; Expansion in the Department,
Summer 1945
Box 5, folder 156
History Department Annual Budgets,
1908-09 to 1920-21
Box 5, folder 157
History Department Annual Budgets,
1929-30 to 1944-45
Scope and Contents note
Includes evaluation of the staff, letters of resignation, recommendations for
promotion, etc.
Box 5, folder 158
History Department Annual Budgets,
1945-46 to 1951-52
Scope and Contents note
Includes evaluation of the staff, letters of resignation, recommendations for
promotion, etc.
Box 6, folder 159
History Department Appointments,
1936
Box 6, folder 160
History Department Joint Chair in Economics and History,
1957-59
Scope and Contents note
Includes candidates Douglas North and Eric C. Lampard.
Box 6, folder 161
Appointments Some Miscellany,
1929-31; 1931-35
Box 6, folder 162
Arthur Bestor appointment in History-Humanities,
1945
Box 6, folder 164
Deferments & Criteria; History Courses; Fellowships
1941-42:
Box 6, folder 165
Replacement for Arthur Wright
1959-60
Scope and Contents note
List of suggested names, suggestions by Wright. Correspondence among T.A. Bailey, G.
Wright, P. Rhinelander, James Liu. Suggestions from John Fairbank and Charles O.
Hucker.
Box 6, folder 166
German Appointment.
Autumn 1960:
Box 6, folder 169
Freidel Replacement File
1955-56:
Scope and Contents note
Barker, Beale, Bemis, Craven, DeConde, Deutch, Ehrmann, Gabriel, Gates, Goldmann,
Green, Handlin, Harrington, Hill, Holt, Hutchinson, Johnson, Leopold, Link, Lively,
Merk, Morris, Palmer, Rudin, Watson.
Box 6, folder 171
G.I. Langmuir File
1957-58:
Box 6, folder 173
Medieval English History File
1957-58:
Box 6, folder 174
English History Replacement File
1957-58:
Box 6, folder 175
Don E. Fehrenbacher - summer appointment
Autumn 1958:
Box 6, folder 176
O'Malley Replacement
1959-60:
Box 6, folder 177
History Department Placement Correspondence (Stanford Ph.D.'s).
1959-61:
Box 6, folder 178
Placement Correspondence
1961-62:
Box 6, folder 179
Ph.D. Minors' File
Scope and Contents note
Includes Mark Hatfield.
Box 22
Addenda, 1981-048. Department of History minute books Accession ARCH-1981-048
1939-1959
Problems of Citizenship
1920-1935
Box 6, folder 180
Problems of Citizenship as taught at other institutions: Columbia, Dartmouth,
Harvard, Iowa, Minnesota.
Box 6, volume Loose
Volumes
Special Courses for Freshman (put out in 1922 by American Association of
University Professors); Education for Citizenship Bulletin of the National Research
Council: Honors Courses in American Colleges and Universities, Orientation Courses,
the Construction of Orientation Courses fo College Freshmen.
(1923);
Box 6, folder 181
Citizenship Advisory Committee,
1924-29
Box 6, folder 182
Problems of Citizenship, Miscellaneous:
Scope and Contents note
Course origins; 1924-25 outline; outline for discussion sections; study aids,
Personal Reflections on Citizenship (by an instructor), 1934; evaluation by a
committee for the School of Social Sciences.
Box 6, folder 183
Problems of Citizenship: Early
Scope and Contents note
Working papers (ca. 1925). Plans, problems, approach, method, aims, etc.
Box 6, folder 184
Problems in Citizenship: Minutes of Staff Conferences,
1923-26
Box 6, folder 185
Problems in Citizenship: Minutes of Staff Conferences,
1929-33
Box 7, folder 186
Assembly Bill 307: Would require a course in constitutional
citizenship
Box 7, folder 188
Report to the President,
1933-34
Box 7, folder 189
Points of View
Scope and Contents note
Contains correspondence between E.E. Robinson and R.L. Wilbur on a School of Public
Affairs at Stanford. (Possible origin of Citizenship course).
Box 7, folder 191
Problems of Citizenship Examination,
1935
Box 7, folder 192
Lower Division Committee on Citizenship,
1920-24
Box 7, folder 193
Plans for Books on Orientation
Box 7, folder 195
Revision of the Plan for Citizenship and History,
1932-34
Box 7, folder 196
Problems of Citizenship,
1933-35
Scope and Contents note
Also includes Danner's speed reading and study research.
Problems of Citizenship Correspondence
Box 7, folder 197
A-F. Includes Luther Evans.
1935-20,
Box 7, folder 198
K-Q. Includes letters of 1920 exploring idea of citizenship course; letter
to Howard Meneely explaining end of course and a new approach.
1935-20,
Box 7, folder 199
R-Z. Includes Mayo Newhall, Henry R. Luce, J.E.Wallace Sterling
application, C.E. Rothwell, C.N. Reynolds, Chester Rowell.
1935-23,
Box 7, folder 200
Syllabus Books,
Autumn 1932
Box 7, folder 201
Problems of Citizenship, Syllabus Reorganization
1931-32
Box 7, folder 202
Problems of Citizenship, Syllabus Reorganization
1933-34, 1934-35
Problems of Citizenship, Transcription of Lectures
Army Specialized Training Program
1943-1945
1. Memo to Dept. Heads from Classification Officer,
29-Sep-43
2. Typed & holograph letter from [Bob] to Charles,
undated
3. Part I examination from Savelle.
4. Part I examination from Bailey.
5. Basic Phase Curriculum BE-1, 1st term.
6. Letter to Messrs. Robinson, Bailey, Bradley Barker, Knoles & White
from M.S. [Max Savelle],
6-Oct-43
7. List of subject objectives, Parts I, II & III.
9. Items from memorandum from War Dept.
10. Letter to Charlie from no sig.,
undated
11. Memo to Savelle re Proposed Contracts with War Department fro Test
Construction and Standardization for ASTP.
Box 8, folder 214
Item Analysis & Explanation of Program Reports,
1944
1. Report on Item Analysis for Terms I & II,
1944
2. Purpose & Content of #133 Program - report.
3. Basic Phase Curriculum B-1 - report.
4. What the Teachers Say of American History in the California Public High
Schools - report.
5. Letter to University & College Heads from the Director of AST
Division re purposes & procedures of ASTP,
5-Mar-43
Box 8, folder 215
U.S. History Tests - Reports, etc.
Summer 1943
1. History 133 grade sheets from 2 classes.
2. Summary of grade distribution, medians, etc. between Bailey and Parker's
classes.
3. Analysis of how questions answered, Parts I, II and III.
4. History 133, Term I examination - Includes a page on purposes of the
course & examination.
Sep-43
5. History 133, Term II examination -
Sep-43
6. History 133, Term III examination -
Sep-43
7. Time Schedule for Reports.
8. Analysis of the Characteristics of the Test in History 133.
9. History 120a examination questions,
26 Jul, 6 Aug, 23 Aug 1943
10. U.S. History test questions.
11. Holograph page of numbers and grades.
Box 8, folder 216
U.S. History Tests - Part II
1. 2 rough drafts of part of history examination,
Sep-43
2. Examination from History 120a,
10-Sep-43
3. Various test questions for make-up of Part II with holograph
corrections, revisions & statements.
Box 8, folder 217
U.S. History Tests - Part IV
1. Rough drafts of examination - holograph revisions by [Parker &
Bailey].
1. Director's Reports on Instructional Time in Army Program,
23 Oct 1944-27 Aug 1945
2. Weekly Reports on Instruction in AST Units 3905. Form B & some Form
C's. (1 report per month saved).
19 Jul 1943-14 Aug 1944
1. List of Raw Scores & Distribution of Raw Scores for Preprofessional
Term 3,
26-Jun-44
2. Basic Phase Curriculum BE-1 grade sheets for Terms I-III - includes
precentile conversion tables
3. Achievement Test scores.
4. Absence reports & list of trainees of Jewish faith.
Box 8, folder 220
Assistants - Communication
1. Correspondence with instructions on various matters on ASTP assistants
from [Savelle],
1 Nov 1943-23 Mar 1944
Box 8, folder 221
Comments on ASTP History course & Army Achievement Test
1. Criticism reports on History 31 - 71, exams, etc.,
1944-45
Box 8, folder 222
Coordinator's Office - Messrs. Harriman, Sensabaugh, Johnson
1. Schedule of exams,
13-Dec-45
2. Memo to ASTP instructors re time schedule for reports, scheduling of
exams, etc.,
1944-45
1. Mainly correspondence with book companies,
28 Sep 1943-17 Jul 1945
Box 8, folder 224
Correspondence - University
1. Basic Curriculum B-65 as a replacement.
2. ASTP prospects for summer quarter.
3. Memo to Miss Gay, History Dept. from M.J. Cody, Registrar's
Office.
4. Memo to Curricula Directors & Dept. Heads from Alvin C. Eurich with
report on time devoted to ADTP.
5. Memo from Edgar E. Robinson re memo concerning instructional costs of
program & report on instruction time in program,
18-Oct-44
6. History Inter-Dept. correspondence. Includes names of Gay, Sensabaugh,
W.H. Johnson, Mitchel, Bailey, Robinson, Savelle. All pertaining to ASTP sections
& courses. Includes some statistics & list of some of the professors &
their educational background. Also memo on tentative training strength &
procedures for Basic I,II & III,
31 Aug 1943-11 Sep 1944
1. History 73 Course Objectives, Contents & Procedures.
2. Basic Curriculum B-65.
3. History 72 - summer schedule
1945
4. History 72 Course Objectives, Contents & Procedures.
5. History 31 - 71, course outline.
6. College Training Program (Aircrew).
7. Outline for History 133.
8. Reserve Curricula Introduction Report (Georg Knoles),
25-Apr-44
9. Curricula N-10, N-20, B-60 -
25-Apr-44
10. Introductory Curriculum N-30,
8-Aug-44
11. List of textbooks & instructional meterial used in
ASTP.
12. Memorandum - Evaluation of Curricula.
13. History 11-61 - Selection of paper topics for the course.
14.
Teacher's Manual for Higher American Citizen ship
Charts,
A Teacher's Manual for the Sanford-Grady
American History Maps,
Both for History 133.
1930, 1942
1. Objectives & procedures & content of History 11-61 (America in
World Affairs).
2. Circular on Curricula N-10, N-20 & B-60,
25-Apr-44
1. Corrected rosters for Cycle I,
14-Dec-45
2. Report on Time Devoted to ASTP by Gay & Bouret.
3. Spring quarter & winter quarter scheduling sheets.
4. Brief outline of History 31a.
5. History 133 schedule of sections,
2-Feb-44
6. Scheduling plans for M. Savelle:
14 Dec 1943, 22, 25, 27 Mar 1944, 4, & Apr
1944
7. Memo re receipt of maps.
8. Revised University calendar to co-ordinate University &
ASTP,
autumn-summer, 1944
9. Autumn schedule for Bailey.
10. Various schedules for sections including schedules for Moule &
Gay.
11. Quarterly budgets for instruction of AST units: (7) (4)
1 Oct 1943, 29 Jan 1944, 8 May 1944
12. Holograph page of supplies & time list,
winter 1944
13. Summer quarter 1943 list of assistants & instructors &
costs.
14. Cost analysis for History 133,
28-Sep-43
15. Forms for additional requirements of AST textbooks,
10 Jan-30 Jun 1944
17. Report on ASTP 705 - Historical Geography of France.
18. Suggestions for using AST achievement test results.
Box 9, folder 228
Examinations, History 11-61, 121a, 133
Summer 1944 -
Box 9, folder 229
Examinations, History 31-71
Winter 1944-45 -
Box 9, folder 230
Examinations, History 31-71
Autumn 1943-44 -
Box 9, folder 231
Examinations, History 72, Term I
Summer 1945 -
Box 9, folder 232
Examinations, History 73, Term II
Autumn 1945 -
Box 9, folder 233
Examinations, History 133, Terms I-III. Examination Schedules,
Preprofessional Unit.
Spring 1944 -
Box 9, folder 234
Examinations, History 133, Terms I-III
Winter 1944 -
Box 9, folder 235
Examinations,
Autumn 1943
Scope and Contents note
Review questions for History 133.
Box 9, folder 236
Instructors - Communications
Scope and Contents note
Correspondence to and between instructors, 4 Oct. 1943 - 6 July 1945.
Box 9, folder 237
Answer Keys (could not be matched with exams in folders 228-235)
1. 1 detailed questionnaire Information on Courses in American History
& Civics in California 4 year & Senior High Schools.
2. Ca. 60 questionnaires re educational background of the trainees, U.S.
History courses taken in high school & what aspects of American history before
1900 they wish to have reviewed.
3. Questionnaires for the trainees asking educational background, history
courses taken, history books read.
1. History 11-61 -
Summer 1944
2. History 31-71 -
Winter 1945
3. History 31-71 -
Autumn 1944
4. History 72 -
Summer 1945
5. History 73 -
Autumn 1945
6. History 133 - (Terms II & III); (Terms I-III); (Terms I-III); and
(Term II).
Summer 1944 Spring 1944 Winter 1944 Autumn
1943
Box 9, folder 240
Trainee - Authorized Absence Reports
Scope and Contents note
Contents of folder destroyed - remainder kept as sample.
Box 9, folder 241
Grade Sheets,
Summer 1943 - Autumn 1945
Scope and Contents note
Representative grade sheets from each quarter between above dates. Includes 8 weeks
reports & end quarter reports. Mainly History 133, some Curriculum BE-1, History
31 & History 73.
Box 9, folder 242
Class Roll Books,
Summer 1943-Autumn 1945
Scope and Contents note
Representatives kept from each quarter
Files of Prof. Gordon Craig
1962-1974
Box 10, folder 244
Text, interim 1974 edition, for winter 1975 course.
Box 10, folder 245
Legislative history of the Jackson amendment,
1972
Box 10, folder 246
Textbook, Ch. I-IX. [for the Stanford Materials,
Aug 1974, Aug 26-30, 1974
Box 10, folder 247
Textbook, Ch. X-XV. [see explanation, Folder 246.]
Aug 1974
Box 11, folder 251
Armaments, NATO, Helsinki, Vienna, etc.,
1973
Box 11, folder 253
Text: Prelim. draft, Ch. I,
1973
Box 11, folder 254
Text: Prelim. draft, Ch. II,
1973
Box 11, folder 255
Text: Prelim. draft, Ch. III,
1973
Box 11, folder 256
Text: Prelim, draft, Ch. IV,
1974
Box 11, folder 257
Ford Foundation Proposal,
1972
Box 11, folder 258
Committee on Relations Among Nations,
1965
Box 11, folder 259
Committee on Relations Among Nations,
1966
Box 11, folder 260
Committees on International Relations, (incl. material re. various
international relations committees,
1968 1964-69
Box 12, folder 261
International Relations Committee: Course and reading lists,
1969
Box 12, folder 262a
International Relations Committee:
1969
Box 12, folder 262b
International Relations Committee:
1969
Box 12, folder 262c
International Relations Committee:
1969
Box 12, folder 263
International Relations Committee: Report,
May-69
Box 12, folder 264
International Relations Committee:
1972-74
Box 12, folder 265
CRIS (Center for Research in International Studies): Search
Committee,
1972-73
Box 13, folder 266
CIR/CRIS, (Committee on International Relations/Center for Research in
International Studies)
1970-71
Box 13, folder 269
General Studies, Comm. on, [incl. minutes]
1966
Box 13, folder 270
General Studies, Comm. on, [incl. minutes]
1964-65
Box 14, folder 271
General Studies, Comm. on, [incl. minutes]
1962-63
Box 13, folder 272
General Studies, Comm. on, [incl. minutes]
1963-64
Box 13, folder 273
Faculty Self-Discipline, Floor Management Committee,
1970-72
Box 13, folder 274
Faculty Self-Discipline,
1972
Box 13, folder 275
Faculty Self-Discipline Code,
1972
Box 15, folder 276
AAUP (American Association of University Professors): Commission on Faculty
Self-Discipline,
1969-70
Box 15, folder 277
AAUP Report on Government of University,
1968
