Series III
Contains 69 Results:
Memorandum from Colonel MacCormack to Perkins re arrest of June Croll, 1933-07-05
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 from Colonel MacCormack to Perkins re immigration quotas, 1933-07-14
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.
Correspondence between Perkins and V.P. Presley of San Francisco Chamber of Commerce re immigration, 1933-08-04
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.
Correspondence between Perkins and Governor of Georgia, Talmadge regarding fingerprinting immigrants, 1933-08-07
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 Colonel MacCormack to Lubin of Bureau of Labor Statistics re immigration of German Jewish population, 1933-08-23
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 Colonel MacCormack from ? re German Jewish quota, 1933-08-24
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.
Letter from Colonel MacCormack to the Isaac Landman of the American Hebrew re immigration of children of German Jewish people, 1933-08-24
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.
Memorandum by Edward Shaughnessy re interview of communists in Secretary of Labor's office, 1933-09-07
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.
Correspondence between Perkins, FDR, and the Civil Service Commission re appointments, 1933-11-08
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.
Series of memorandum and letters between Colonel MacCormack and branch and division heads re immigration of various persons, 1933-11-11
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.