Series III
Contains 69 Results:
Memorandum re agenda for June conference on unemployment, 1932-05
The first collection was given by Perkins in 1945, shortly after she resigned from the cabinet. The gift came in response to a request from College president Dorothy Schaffter who was seeking to build an American's Women's Collection and is comprised mostly of committee reports.
Memorandum to Perkins from Wilcox re building projects, 1932-05-27
The first collection was given by Perkins in 1945, shortly after she resigned from the cabinet. The gift came in response to a request from College president Dorothy Schaffter who was seeking to build an American's Women's Collection and is comprised mostly of committee reports.
Note to Perkins from Helen Lathrop re Section 24 of the Immigration Act of 1917, 1933-03-13
The first collection was given by Perkins in 1945, shortly after she resigned from the cabinet. The gift came in response to a request from College president Dorothy Schaffter who was seeking to build an American's Women's Collection and is comprised mostly of committee reports.
Letter from Salt Lake City Immigration Director, Smith to Perkins, 1933-03-21
The first collection was given by Perkins in 1945, shortly after she resigned from the cabinet. The gift came in response to a request from College president Dorothy Schaffter who was seeking to build an American's Women's Collection and is comprised mostly of committee reports.
Letter from Benjamin Day to Perkins re Ellis Island , 1933-03-22
The first collection was given by Perkins in 1945, shortly after she resigned from the cabinet. The gift came in response to a request from College president Dorothy Schaffter who was seeking to build an American's Women's Collection and is comprised mostly of committee reports.
Letter from Frank Parrish, Dept. of Justice enclosing letter from Walter Nelson, of ACLU., 1933-03-24
The first collection was given by Perkins in 1945, shortly after she resigned from the cabinet. The gift came in response to a request from College president Dorothy Schaffter who was seeking to build an American's Women's Collection and is comprised mostly of committee reports.
Memo from Mr. White re immigration and political refugees, 1933-03
The first collection was given by Perkins in 1945, shortly after she resigned from the cabinet. The gift came in response to a request from College president Dorothy Schaffter who was seeking to build an American's Women's Collection and is comprised mostly of committee reports.
Letter from Mary Dewson, Director, Women's Division of DNCC to Perkins, 1933-04-28
The first collection was given by Perkins in 1945, shortly after she resigned from the cabinet. The gift came in response to a request from College president Dorothy Schaffter who was seeking to build an American's Women's Collection and is comprised mostly of committee reports.
Memorandum to Perkins from Albert Reitzel re proposed bill authorizing registration of aliens who cannot be deported, 1933-05-26
The first collection was given by Perkins in 1945, shortly after she resigned from the cabinet. The gift came in response to a request from College president Dorothy Schaffter who was seeking to build an American's Women's Collection and is comprised mostly of committee reports.
Memorandum to Perkins from D.W. MacCormack re immigration of German Jewish populations, 1933-06-03
The first collection was given by Perkins in 1945, shortly after she resigned from the cabinet. The gift came in response to a request from College president Dorothy Schaffter who was seeking to build an American's Women's Collection and is comprised mostly of committee reports.