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American Birth Control
League
A Proposed Federal Amendment to
the Penal Code, Section 211, Sponsored by the American Birth Control League
◙ Program of the Sixth International Neo-Malthusian and Birth Control
Conference, March 25 to 31, 1925 ◙ Invitation from Mrs. Juliet Barrett
Rublee for informal supper to meet Margaret Sanger and Dr. C. V. Drysdale,
March 28, [1925] ◙ Correspondence: Margaret Sanger and Harry Laughlin 3/13
to 3/26/1925 (3) ▪ Rublee and
Laughlin 3/24/1925 ▪ Irving Fisher
and Laughlin 3/26/1925 ▪
John Burke, National Catholic Welfare Conference and Laughlin 11/18/1925 |
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Bibliographies
Bibliography, 1909-1940, Harry H.
Laughlin ◙ Bibliography of Harry Hamilton Laughlin, 1922 ◙ Published
writings continued ◙ Reprints sent to Library, Marine Biological laboratory,
Woods Hole, Mass. February 25, 1938 |
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Crime
Comm., Crime Prevention
Eugenical Studies in Crime
[outline] ◙ Crime Commissions and Kindred Bodies, 1929, Compiled by National
Crime Commission ◙ Department of Commerce, Census of Prisoners: 1923
(Preliminary Report) ◙ United States Department of Commerce, Bureau of the
Census, Prisoners: 1923 ◙ “The Source of Crime,” an article by Leon F.
Whitney, Christian Work Magazine, (March 13-20, 1926) ◙ “The Menace
of Paroled Convicts,” by Lawrence Veiller ◙ “The Way to War on Crime, “ by
Lawrence Veiller ◙ “The Rising Tide of Crime,” by Lawrence Veiller ◙ “How
the Law Saves the Criminal,” by Lawrence Veiller ◙ “Where American Justice
Fails,” by Lawrence Veiller ◙ Daily Science News Bulletin, No. 429B (June
11, 1929) ◙ Clippings ◙ Handwritten notes ◙ Joint Committee on Methods of
Preventing Delinquency publication price list ◙ Correspondence: Mrs. Richard
Derby and Harry Laughlin 1/16 to 4/20/1926 (2) ▪
Madison Grant to Elon H. Hooker 4/21/1926 ▪
Harry Olson and Laughlin 4/24/1926 ▪
F. Trubee Davison and Laughlin 7/13/1926 ▪
W. M. Steuart and Laughlin 7/21/1926 ▪
Graham Romeyn Taylor and Laughlin 7/20/1927 ▪
E. H. Sutherland and Laughlin 11/21/1927 ▪
Crime Commission and Laughlin 1/6/1931 ▪
J. E. Hoover and Laughlin 1/13/1931 ▪
Caleb Baumes and Laughlin 1/17 to 1/20/1931 (2) ▪
Wade H. Ellis and Laughlin 1/17 to 3/2/1931 (2) ▪
Herbert L. Smith and Laughlin 1/21/1931 ▪
Harold N. Van Aernem and Laughlin 1/30/1931 ▪
National Crime Commission 2/2/1931 ▪
Louis M. Howe and Laughlin 2/3 to 3/6/1931 (2) ▪
Grant and Laughlin 11/18/1931 |
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Crime-Immigrant
Studies and Materials
Prisoners in State and Federal
Prisons and Reformatories, 1928 [“2nd proof” written in upper
right corner] ◙ Public-No. 837-71st Congress, 9S. 1812) An Act to
authorize the collection of annual statistics related to crime and to the
defective , dependent, and delinquent classes ◙ Department of Commerce,
Bureau of the Census, Prisons and Reformatories, Schedule 1, Prisoners
serving Sentence on Jan. 1, 1923; Schedule 2, Sentenced Prisoners Admitted
from Jan 1 to June 30, 1923; Schedule 3, Prisoners Leaving Institution from
Jan. 1 to June 30, 1923 ◙ London Times, Tuesday, August 25, 1931,
“Immigrants and Crime in the United States. ‘Baseless Prejudice’”
[typescript] ◙ Memorandum for Washington Trip ◙ Memorandum on the Alien
Crime Studies ◙ Notes on the Wickersham Report on Crime and Foreign-Born ◙
Memorandum on a Plan for Securing Statistics in Reference to A. Custodial
Institutions and their Inmates, and B. Courts of Law and Persons sentenced
to Fine, Punishment, Restraint, or other Penalties ◙ Department of Commerce,
Washington, Prisoners in Penal Institutions: 1922 and 1917 ◙ Clippings ◙
Handwritten notes ◙ Correspondence: Sam B. Warner and Harry Laughlin
12/8/1922 to 2/10/1923 (2) ▪ Ralph
G. Hurlin and Laughlin 12/11/1922 ▪
John B. Trevor to George W. Wickersham 5/6/1931 ▪
Trevor to Members of the Advisory Board and Officer of Organizations
Affiliated with the American Coalition of Patriotic Societies 8/8/1931
▪ J. W. Ryle to Madison Grant 8/31/1931
▪ Grant and Laughlin 9/3/1931 to 5/6/1932
(12) ▪
Fred R. Marvin and Laughlin 9/5 to 9/14/1931 (2) ▪
Albert Johnson and Laughlin 9/8/1931 to 5/6/1932 (6) ▪
Leon E. Truesdell and Laughlin 9/8 to 9/30/1931 (5) ▪
J. P. Hines and Laughlin 9/9 to 9/15/1931 (6) ▪
Trevor and Laughlin 9/15/1931 ▪
William N. Doak and Laughlin 9/16 to 9/18/1931 (2) ▪
W. F. Barry and Laughlin 9/22 to 9/30/1931 (2) ▪
Bennet Mead and Laughlin 10/1/1931 (2) ▪
Harriet M. Cheney and Laughlin 10/3 to 10/12/1931 (2) ▪
Edward W. Koch and Laughlin 10/12 to 10/13/31 (2) ▪
G. de Lapouge to Grant 9/27/1933 |
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Fantham, Bateson
Correspondence. Mendel Pictures
Gregor Mendel, photograph and
postcards showing memorial and monastery ◙ F1 Zygote which is also
Identical with the germ-plasm carried by the some which develops from it
[photograph of three-dimensional chart] ◙ Mechanism for showing the
segregation and recombination of genes…[photograph of three-dimensional
chart] ◙ International Federation of Eugenic Organizations,
Luncheon…September 10, 1939 [autographed menu] ◙ H. B. Fantham, “Social
Biology and Some of Its Cultural and Ethical Implications, Scientia,
June 1939 ◙ Epidemics, Famines, Wars, etc. Bibliography ◙ Correspondence: W.
Bateson to ? [postcard] 2/16/1915 ▪
Annie Porter and Laughlin 6/22/1939 |
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Genealogy Materials of
Pansy Bowen Laughlin
Notebook of genealogical
information ◙ Handwritten notes ◙ Correspondence: A. H. E. to Mrs. Laughlin
n.d. |
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Laughlin Family
Father--Genealogical Materials
Memorandum on Genealogical
Reference Systems, in the Interests of Greater Biological and Social
Usefulness ◙ Harry H. Laughlin biographical information [brief summary and
outlines] ◙ Bibliography, 1909-1940 ◙ George H. Laughlin photograph and very
brief biographical information [funeral memento] ◙ Clipping: J. Laurence
Laughlin ◙ Clipping: H. H. Laughlin ◙ Clippings: “Mrs. Deborah Laughlin
Dies, Aged 76 Years,” Kirksville Daily Express, September 20, 1918 ◙
Form of Will [draft] ◙ The National Cyclopedia of American Biography [blank
form] ◙ Correspondence: J. R. Mulvane to Mrs. W. J. Laughlin 9/8/1909
▪ Mrs. Irving S. Sammis and Harry Laughlin
1/5/1926 ▪ Frederick Adams Virkus
and Laughlin 12/4 to 12/9/1926 (2) ▪
J. W. Ross and Laughlin 2/4/1931 to 5/16/1934 (7) ▪
Uncle Whittie and Laughlin 5/27/1931 ▪
Blanche Laughlin and Harry Laughlin 5/27/1931 ▪
William Pinkham and Laughlin 10/2/1933 to 2/17/1934 (4) ▪
George Derby and Laughlin 6/9 to 11/13/1934 (3) |
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League of Nations
Appointment 1925
Immigration: Paris. Nov. 29, 1923
[Laughlin’s handwritten notes, 29 pages] ◙ Provisional List of Experts who
have agreed to lend their assistance to the Permanent Emigration Committee ◙
Note on the Constitution of the Permanent Emigration Committee ◙ Note for
the Emigration Experts of the International Labour Office ◙ League of
Nations [handwritten outline] ◙ clippings ◙ Correspondence: Albert Thomas,
Bureau and Harry Laughlin 5/29/1923 to 8/25/1925 (3) ▪
C. T. Morgan and Laughlin 6/23/1923 ▪
Note for Science
12/4/1925 ▪ Louis Varlez and
Laughlin 2/11/1926 |
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Letters - Wm.
Bateson, 1915, George Shull, 1923
Correspondence: Wm. Bateson and
Harry Laughlin 2/3/1915 ▪
George H. Shull and Laughlin 7/27/1923 |
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Letters to Mother
Man and child with pigeons [photograph ◙
Clipping: “Mrs. Deborah J. Laughlin died at the home of her son, Dr. Geo.
Laughlin Friday morning, aged 76 years…” ◙ Correspondence: Harry Laughlin
and Mother 9/8/1896 to 3/11/1916 (5)
▪ Will to Harry and Pansy [postcard]
9/27/1918
▪ Two postcards from Lizzie showing
cottonwood and walnut trees from old home n.d.
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Population Association
Conference, 1930-31
“The Pressure of Population,”
Antioch Notes (April 15, 1929) ◙ Conference on Immigration Policy
[minutes of meeting, June 25, 1929] ◙ Preliminary Conference on a Population
Association for the United States, held at New York University, December 15th,
1930 with the Cooperation of the Milbank Memorial Fund ◙ Population Studies
of the Milbank Memorial Fund ◙ Second Conference on Population Association
of America, May 7, 1931 ◙ Persons Requested to Attend Second Conference on
Population Association [list] ◙ Correspondence: C. G. Campbell and Harry
Laughlin [note] n.d. ▪ Harold Fields
and Laughlin 7/3/1929 ▪ Guy Irving
Burch to Eugenics Research Association 1/17/1930 ▪
Henry P. Fairchild and Laughlin 11/6/1930 to 6/4/1931 (15) ▪
O. E. Baker and Laughlin 1/19 to 4/2/1931 (4) ▪
Burch and Laughlin 1/21/1931 ▪
Frank W. Notestein and Laughlin 1/30/1931 ▪
Frederick Osborn to Madison Grant 4/13/1931 ▪
Osborn and Laughlin 4/24/1931 |
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Population Association
of America, Population Research Bureau--Materials and Letters
Conference on Population Studies
in Relation to Social Planning…May 2-4, 1935 [program] ◙ Research Project,
Subject: “The Replacement Theory of Population Growth” ◙ Population
Association of America, Review of Current Research, October 20, 1934 ◙
Population Association of America 1934 dues statement ◙ Memorandum to
Fellows of the Population Association of America ◙ Population Literature
1:1 (January 20, 1935, revised May 1, 1935) ◙ Population Literature
1:2 (March 20, 1935) ◙ The Population Prospect and some Agricultural
Implications ◙ Population and Occupational Shifts by O. E. Baker…November 17
and 19, 1934 ◙ Correspondence: H. F. Perkins and Harry Laughlin 5/10/1932
▪ Guy Irving Burch and Laughlin 5/13/1932
to 10/19/1934 (4) ▪ Frank Lorimer to
Members of the Population Association of America 10/27/1934 ▪
Lorimer and Laughlin 11/7/1934 |
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Race and Progress-Boas
“Race and Progress” by Franz Boas,
Science 74:1905 (July 3, 1931) ◙ Clippings ◙ Correspondence: Franz
Boas and Harry Laughlin 7/16/1931 ▪
Arthur Keith and Laughlin 7/17/1931 |
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Race Classification
Memorandum on Classification of
the Races of Hominidae ◙ “Thediscussion that ensued was participated in my
Messrs. Campbell, Davenport, Hooton, Laughlin, McCurdy, Osborn, Steggerda,
and Wissler…Frederick Osborn, secretary, Galton Society [partial minutes of
meeting, date unknown] ◙ Clipping: “research Extends Man’s Antiquity” ◙
Correspondence: Madison Grant and Harry Laughlin 5/14 to 6/8/1931 (5) |
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Student Work, 1896-97
Cuba-March 27, 1896 [notebook]] ◙
Debate, Question: Resolved that aerial navigation is likely to become a
success [notebook, H. H. L. Feb. 02, 1897 on cover] ◙ “Greater America,” by
Harry Laughlin, Normal Message 7 (November 1897) ◙ “Classical Greece,
“ by H. H. Laughlin, Normal School Message 9:4 (January 1899) ◙ The
Explanation of the Aims and Advantages of a Course in Industrial Geography ◙
Industrial Geography (Synopsis) ◙ A Short Explanatory Outline of Industrial
Geography ◙ Synopsis, Commercial and Industrial Exploitation ◙
Cosmopolitanism in America ◙ Cosmopolitanism in America [handwritten copy,
“1899” in upper right corner ◙ The Evolution of Justice ◙ Memorandum: On
February 22, 1896 as a colleague with Emmet Hamilton, I debated in the
Rhetorical Class of Miss Ermine Owen |
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University of Arizona
Correspondence
Tucson-Arizona, Man-Building in
the Sunshine Climate [travel
brochure published by the Tucson Sunshine-Climate Club] ◙ Laughlin’s
biographical sketch from American Men of Science, 4th
edition ◙ Laughlin’s biographical sketch from Who’s Who in America,
1926-27 ◙ Correspondence: Walter P. Taylor and Harry Laughlin 7/31/1923 to
11/6/1928 (7) ▪ James B. Duke and
Laughlin 1/6/1925 ▪
Charles T. Vorhies and Laughlin 4/14 to 8/10/1927 (5) ▪
Robert E. Tally and Laughlin 6/4 to 6/27/1927 (4) ▪
Byron Cummings and Laughlin 6/4/1927 ▪
W. M. McGovern and Laughlin 11/9/1917 ▪
L. M. Allen and Laughlin 12/13/1927 |
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1918 Thesis-Onion Root Cells-Mitotic Stage
Duration
Duration of the Several Mitotic Stages in
the Dividing Root-tip Cells of the Onion [typescript] ◙ Laughlin, Harry
Hamilton. Duration of the Several Mitotic Stages in the Dividing Root-Tip
Cells of the Onion, Washington, Carnegie Institution of Washington, 1918
[unbound] |
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American Statistical
Association, Committee of Biometrics and Vital Statistics
American Statistical Association,
Program of the Ninety-Seventh Annual Meeting…December 27 to 31, 1935 ◙ An
Exhibit of Books of University Presses, American Sociological Society, New
York, N. Y., December 27-30 ◙ Agenda for Committee Meeting held to Consider
the Desirability of Forming a Biometric Section of the American Statistical
Association, and the Character of such a Section, if formed ◙
Correspondence: Frederick F. Stephan and Harry Laughlin 12/20/1935 ▪
Lowell J. Reed and Laughlin 1/13/1936 |
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Bernard Baruch
Letters, Henry Wallace
Correspondence: C. G. McDowell and
Laughlin 7/14/1925 ▪ Bernard M.
Baruch and Laughlin 9/25/1925 ▪
Henry A. Wallace and Laughlin 3/8 to 3/18/1933 (2) |
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Darwin, Galton,
Wedgwood Charts
Pedigree of the
Galton-Darwin-Wedgwood [photograph of family pedigree chart] ◙ Chart Showing
the Inheritance of Ability [Wedgwood, Darwin, Galton family] [issued by the
Eugenics Education Society] ◙ Correspondence: Roger Howson and Harry
Laughlin 8/6/1932 ▪ Wayne M. Faunce
and Laughlin 8/12/1932 ▪ Charles F.
Fox and Laughlin 8/13/1932 |
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Edison Chart
Mr. Edison [photograph] ◙ Thomas A.
Edison, His Daughter and grandson [photograph] ◙ Mr. Edison’s Mother
[photograph] ◙ Edison Family, a Family of Dutch Millers [pedigree chart,
draft] ◙ Handwritten notes ◙ Correspondence: William H. Meadowcroft and
Harry Laughlin 5/23 to 5/29/1912 (3) |
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Eugenics Congress
Exhibit Pictures
Philip IV of Spain ◙ Ferdinand II
◙ Francis Joseph ◙ Leopold I ◙ Mary, daughter of Charles V ◙ Depression of
the Obelion ◙ X-Ray of Hands ◙ Elbow ◙ Paralysis Agitans |
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European Agenda
File folder with handwritten agenda on
cover and typed pages of agenda in folder |
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Howe Laboratory
Correspondence--Mrs. Howe
Notes on Howe Laboratory ◙
Memorandum for Mrs. Elizabeth M. Howe on the Eugenical Work of the Howe
Laboratory ◙ Memorandum on the General Principle of Bonding Applicants for
Marriage License Against the Production of Offspring Who Would Become Public
Charges ◙ Program of the Annual Meeting of the Massachusetts Eye and Ear
Alumni Association, November 20 and 21, 1934 ◙ Eugenical News 11:8
(August 1926) ◙ “The Prevention of Hereditary Blindness,” Eugenical News
(September 1926) ◙ A Bibliography of Hereditary Eye Defects, compiled by
Lucien Howe, February 1928 ◙ Eugenical News 13:7 (July 1928) ◙
Eugenical News 14:1 (January 1929) ◙ “Progress of the Howe Laboratory of
Ophthalmology,” Eugenical News (December 1928) ◙ Clipping: “A Serious
Case” ◙ Correspondence: Elizabeth Howe and Harry Laughlin 1/26/? to
7/9/1935 (49) ▪ Lucien Howe and
Laughlin 9/1/1927 [postcard] ▪
Memorandum for Mrs. Howe 11/20/1930 |
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Letter-Leonard Darwin,
1925
Correspondence: Mabel Earle and
Harry Laughlin 2/20/1922 ▪ Editor
and Laughlin 2/20/1922 ▪ Librarian
and Laughlin 2/21/1922 ▪
Leonard Darwin and Laughlin 2/5/1925 |
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Lincoln Chart
Lincoln Pedigree [“from Dr. C. G.
Campbell” written in upper right corner] ◙ Bibliography for the Lincoln
Pedigree ◙ Abraham Lincoln: Family-Stock Study [photograph of pedigree
chart] ◙ Abstract of the Life of Abraham Lincoln ◙ Lincoln Brach-Hanks
Branch [pedigree chart] [draft] ◙ Bronze bust of Lincoln by George E.
Bissell [photograph] ◙ Mary Todd Lincoln [photograph] ◙ Handwritten notes ◙
Correspondence: William J. Drake and Laughlin 6/24 to 6/27/1932 ▪
Elberta K. Shipley and Laughlin 8/21/1932 |
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Miscellaneous
Clippings
Clipping: “Edison Has New Brian
Test for Job Hunters,” “How Ignorant Are You by the ‘Edison test’?”,
“Religiousunity Work Extended,” A Reasoning Horse” ◙ Correspondence: Walter
J. Salmon and Laughlin 8/24/1925 |
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Missouri School
Journal April 1910
Missouri School Journal
27:4 (April 1910) |
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Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt
The Roosevelt Memorial Association Annual
Report, 1928 ◙ Clipping: “Quentin Roosevelt” ◙ Correspondence: Philander
Knox to W. A. Edmiston 2/7/1919 ▪
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt and Harry Laughlin 10/19 to 10/20/1934 (2) ▪
Madison Grant and Laughlin 10/25/1934 ▪
A. Nichols and Laughlin 11/5/1934 ▪
Theodore Roosevelt and Laughlin 2/25/1935 |
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Notations--Miscellaneous
The World’s Peace and Unity
[manuscript] ◙ Clippings ◙ Correspondence: Central School Supply House and
Laughlin 1/23/1902 ▪
St. Paul Book and Stationery Co. and Laughlin 12/18/1904 ▪
S. O. Clarkson and Laughlin 4/5/1905 ▪
Frank P. Bennett & Co. and Laughlin 5/23/1905 |
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Pictures-Davenport
Life Mask
Life Mask of Charles Benedict
Davenport, organizer of the science of Eugenics in America, Director of the
Department of Genetics of the Carnegie Institution of Washington, Cold
Spring Harbor, Long Island, N. Y. [photographs] |
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Roosevelt Chart
Pedigree
Roosevelt Family-Stock [photograph
of chart on exhibit] ◙ Department of Education, The Institute of Family
Relations presents a series of Five Lectures on the Psychology of Sex…Sept.
14, Oct. 1, 8.15,22 ◙ The Department of Education, Institute of Family
Relations, All-Day Hollywood Conference on The Changing Family in a Changing
World…October 6, 1934 [program] ◙ Consultation Procedure in Personality
Problems—A Seminar in the Technique of Counseling in the Field of Mental
Hygiene...[course announcement] ◙ Southern California Society for Mental
Hygiene, the next regular meeting will be held…October 9, 1934 ◙ How It Is,
Average Opinion Versus First-Hand Study in the Discovery of Truth [draft] ◙
How It is, Average Opinion Versus First-Hand Study in the Discovery of Truth
◙ Synopsis of German Exhibit at Convention of Public Health Association, at
Pasadena, California, September 3-6, 1934 ◙ “Eugenic Sterilization,” by E.
S. Gosney, Scientific American (July 1934) ◙ Outline of article for
“Scientific American” ◙ The Ishmael and the Roosevelt Pedigree Charts [“Note
for foot of page 6, below the Ishmael chart. Set in small type to fit space.
184 words” typed at top of page] ◙ The Eugenics Exhibit at Chicago, a
description of the wall-panel Survey of Eugenics...Century of Progress
Exposition, Chicago, 1933-34 [draft] ◙ Clippings ◙ Correspondence: Ware
Cattell and Harry Laughlin 8/22/1932 ▪
Howard W. Blakeslee and Laughlin 9/8/1932 ▪
Paul Popenoe to Harry 10/8/1934 ▪
Nora Cordingley and Laughlin 10/4/1932 ▪
Frank F. Bunker and Laughlin 10/16 to 10/17/1934 ▪
Robert C. Cook and Laughlin 11/10/1934 |
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School & College
Grades--Etc.
State Normal School, First
District, Scholarship and Department of Mr. Harry Laughlin, April 25, 1898 ◙
First District State Normal School, Report of Harry H. Laughlin, for term
ending June 15, 1899 ◙ Daily Program, Kirksville High School, Second
Semester, 1901-02 ◙ Outline of Latin and Scientific Courses of the
Kirksville High School…September 2nd, 1901 ◙ Handwritten notes ◙
Correspondence: W. L. Darby and Harry Laughlin 7/30/1934 |
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School Exposition
Article--Pictures--1899
Carnegie Institution of
Washington, Administration Building Detail, June 15, 1934 ◙ 14 photographs
of school exposition, Washington School, Kirksville, ca. 1899 ◙ “School
Expositions,” by Harry Hamilton Laughlin, The School Journal,
November 11, 1899 ◙ unidentified school group picture ◙ Roman History Class,
State Normal, Summer, 1902 [2 photographs of students] |
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Trip Abroad-1923
Expenses from Special Funds
[handwritten] ◙ Memorandum on Cost of European Studies on Immigration and on
Horse Genetics [handwritten] ◙ H. H. L. Resources for Trip to Europe
[handwritten] ◙ From Personal Bank Funds, Personal Budget to Europe, August
8, 1923 [handwritten] ◙ Dr. Alfred Petren and others made a motion in the
Riksdag of Sweden concerning a petition to the King recommending the
establishment of a Swedish Race Biological Institute… |
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Washington
Bicentennial (of Birth) Celebration--Materials
United States Government, George
Washington Bicentennial Commission, Clip Sheet, an Outline of Programs and
Activities… ◙ Copy of Tablet in Cold Spring Harbor Library placed at the
time of the erection of the Library in 1913…1861-1866 In Memory of those who
enlisted from Cold Spring Harbor during the Civil War ◙ Union Soldiers from
Cold Spring Harbor-Civil War [list] ◙ Confidential Notes, Miss Wright told
me that to her way of thinking…October 23, 1931 ◙ Suffolk’s Union Soldiers
(From History of Suffolk County published in 1882) [list] ◙ The following
from Mrs. Willett’s address at the dedication of the Library in 1913, Cold
Spring Harbor-when settled? [list] ◙ Refugees to Conn. From L. I.=1,124
probably some names omitted…◙ World War Recruiting Record of Cold Spring
Harbor, Long Island, N. Y. [list] ◙ George Washington’s Long Island Trip ◙
Clipping” “A Long Island Community pays Tribute to its Heroes…” ◙
Correspondence: Sol Bloom to Dear Friend n.d. ▪
George Washington Bi-Centennial Committee and Laughlin 11/2 to 11/13/1931
(2) ▪ War Department and Laughlin
11/18/1931 ▪ C. H. Bridges and
Laughlin 11/30/1931 |
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Washington Chart
“The Queen’s Cousinship to George
Washington and Robert E. Lee,” Illustrated London Times (June 24,
1939) ◙ A Genealogical Table of the Family of Washington [photograph of a
handwritten chart] ◙ “The Eugenics Exhibit at Chicago,” Journal of
Heredity 26:4 (April 1935) ◙ Third International Exhibit of
Eugenics…Family Stock of George Washington [photograph of Washington
pedigree chart hanging at exhibition] ◙ Nicholas Martiau, the Adventurous
Huguenot, The Military Engineer, and the Earliest American Ancestor of
George Washington, by John Baer Stoudt, 1932 [pages v, vi, viii, xvi,
xvii] ◙ Correspondence: Mary Moss Wellborn and Harry Laughlin 9/30/1932
▪ Messmore Kendall and Laughlin 4/3 to
4/7/1939 (2) ▪ Gerald Wendt and
Laughlin 6/3 to 6/12/1939 (2) ▪
New York World’s Fair and Laughlin 7/26/1939 ▪
Editor, Illustrated London News and Laughlin 8/18/1939 |
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1915-Teachers Manual
of Instruction to Accompany the Agricultural Manual for Rural, Elementary
and High School, Manuscripts, etc.
Henry Heil Chemical Co., Catalogue
of Articles with special net prices ◙ Teacher’s Manual of Instructions to
Accompany the Agricultural Laboratory for Rural, Elementary and High
Schools, arranged by H. H. Laughlin ◙ 1909 Normal School Exhibit; 1909
Manual of Instruction…; 1910 Article on Course in Thremmatology [folder
contains: Bulletin of the First District Normal School 9:3 (December
1909); Teacher’s Manual of Instruction; “Thremmatology in the Kirksville
Normal School,” Missouri School Journal 27:4 (April 1910)] ◙
Handwritten notes ◙ Correspondence: J. H. Stadon and Harry Laughlin
11/9/1909 ▪ O. S. Green and Laughlin
11/15/1909 to 1/30/1915 (4) ▪ Henry
Heil Company to Friend 1/22/1910 [includes enclosure of Catalogue of
Articles] ▪ Henry Heil Co. and
Laughlin 1/26/1915 |
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Agriculture Teaching
Manual--HHL
Teacher's Manual of Instruction to Accompany The Kirk Agricultural
Laboratory for Rural, Elementary and High Schools arranged by the John Kirk
Model Rural School under Direction of Prof. H. H. Laughlin, Kirksville,
Missouri, published by the Henry Heil Chemical Company, St. Louis |
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Bibliography of
Publications, Bibliography of Immigration Work, 1920-1939
Researches on Immigration
[bibliography] ◙ Bibliography, July 1 1936 to June 30, 1937 ◙ Memorandum for
the American National Committee on Intellectual Cooperation of the League of
Nations on the international aspects of studies made by Harry H. Laughlin… ◙
Memorandum by H. H. Laughlin, longer publications contemplated for the
calendar Year, 1937 ◙ Correspondence: Frank F. Bunker and Harry Laughlin 3/9
to 8/31/1937 (4) |
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Biographical Sketch
Who's Who
Biographical proof for Who’s
Who Among North American Authors, Volume III ◙ Correspondence: A. N.
Marquis Company to Dear Sir n.d. ▪
E. S. Beck and Laughlin 5/1/1922 |
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Character References,
etc. Leave (Date Study)
Address list of persons who have
Disinterested Knowledge Concerning my Traits and Qualifications ◙ Laughlin,
Dr. Harry H (amilton), Eugenics Record Office, Cold Spring Harbor, N. Y.
Genetics… ◙ Clippings ◙ Handwritten notes ◙ Correspondence: A. A. Webster
Co. and Harry Laughlin 8/21/1916 to 7/2/1921 (4) ▪
Charles B. Davenport and Laughlin 4/13 to 4/17/1920 (2) ▪
Crost Engraving Shop and Laughlin 8/26/1922 |
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Health Record
Fingerprints
Physical Chart, H. H. Laughlin,
1-8,1914 ◙ Clinical Laboratories of the Battle Creek Sanitarium, lab
results, January 4, 1914 ◙ U. S. Bureau of Investigation fingerprints of:
Harry H. Laughlin, Pansy Laughlin, Thomas H. Morgan ◙ Correspondence: George
M. Laughlin to Harry Laughlin 10/3/1914 |
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High School Teaching
Miscellaneous
Program of the First Annual
Meeting of the State Historical Society of Missouri, December 5 and 6, 1901
◙ Government: the Origin, Growth, and Form in the United States
[testimonials] ◙ What Educators Think of the Essentials of Algebra
[testimonials] ◙ Notebook beginning, Anglo-Saxon Supremacy... ◙ Notebook
beginning, Ideal High School Departments ◙ Correspondence: Central
Scientific Company and Harry Laughlin 12/7/1901 ▪
College of Journalism and Laughlin 1/15/1902 ▪
Authors’ Clipping Bureau and Laughlin 1/25/1902 ▪
Houghton, Mifflin & Co. and Laughlin 5/18/1905 ▪
Eugene May and Laughlin 5/23/1905 ▪
George L. Burr and Laughlin 11/5/1905 ▪
Silver, Burdett & Co. and Laughlin 6/20/1905 |
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Honorary Degree-1936
University of Heidelberg, Germany
Die Universitat
Heidelberg…[invitation] ◙ 550 Jahre Universitat Heidelberg, 1386-1936
[schedule of events] ◙ Notes, The central office of the 550th
Anniversary Celebration…is the official information bureau for visitors… ◙
International Congress for the Scientific Investigation of Population
Problems, Berlin, August 26-September 1, 1935 [program announcement] ◙
Handwritten drafts of 2 letters ◙ Clippings ◙ Photographs of schedule of
events and program the celebration ◙ Correspondence: [Carl] Schneider, Dean
of Faculty of Medicine and Harry Laughlin 5/15 to 8/11/1936 (3) ▪
Heidelberg University Library and Laughlin 6/15/1936 ▪
George A. Smith and Laughlin 7/1/1936 ▪
F. W. Schaefer and Laughlin 7/6/1936 ▪
E. S. Gosney and Laughlin 8/17 to 9/14/1936 (2) ▪
H. Borchers and Laughlin 11/25 to 11/28/1936 (2) |
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International Aspects
of H. H. Laughlin's Work
Memorandum for the American
national Committee on Intellectual Cooperation of the League of Nations [“or
the International Aspects of Studies…” handwritten beneath title] ◙ Possible
Exhibits if the Institution Desires It [list] ◙ Tentative Exhibit ◙
Correspondence: A. F. Blakeslee and Harry Laughlin 3/13/1936 |
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Miscellaneous
“The Pansy” by Lora S. La Mance ◙
“Wit”, by Harry Laughlin, Normal Message 7:1 (Sept.-Oct. 1897) ◙
George H. Laughlin memorial flyer ◙ Subscriber, 4th Liberty Loan
◙ Headquarters of the Cold Spring Harbor Home Defense Reserve letterhead ◙
Banquet Tendered Physicians and Delegates to the National Conference on Race
Betterment by the Battle Creek Sanitarium, Jan. 10, 1914 [postcard] ◙
Herbert Eugene Walter [photograph] ◙ Correspondence: George H. Shull and
Harry Laughlin 11/12/1918 ▪
Winifred Hathaway and Laughlin 11/21/1918 |
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Mitosis-Dynamics of
Cell Division-Original Work
“The Dynamics of Cell-Division,”
by H. H. Laughlin, Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology
and Medicine, 1918 ◙ Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine,
Ninety-Second Meeting, Columbia University…May 15, 1918 [program
announcement] ◙ The Dynamics of Cell-Division [typescript] ◙ Stage 1
[outline and drawings] ◙ Stage 2 [outline and drawings] ◙ Stage 3 [outline
and drawings] ◙ Stage 4 [outline and drawings] ◙ Stage 5 [outline and
drawings] ◙ Stage 6 [outline and drawings] ◙ Stage 7 [outline and drawings]
◙ Stage 8 [outline and drawings] ◙ Stage 9 [outline and drawings] ◙ Stage 10
[outline and drawings] ◙ Resting or Metabolic Stage [outline and drawings] ◙
Handwritten notes ◙ Correspondence: Herbert E. Soper and Harry Laughlin
12/31/1923 to 3/25/1924 (2) |
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Teaching Certificates,
Grades, Clippings
Harry H. Laughlin and Charles B.
Davenport [photograph] ◙ First District State Normal School report cards,
June 11, 1896, June 10, 1897, January 21, 1898, June 8, 1898 ◙ Teacher’s
Certificate, Public Schools of Missouri, March 22, 1902 ◙ State of Iowa,
Teacher’s First Grade Certificate, September 1, 1902 ◙ Daily program,
Kirksville High School, Second Semester, 1901-02 ◙ State of New York
Military Census and Inventory of 1917 [card] ◙ State of New York, Notice of
Enrollment Under Military law, June 11, 1917 ◙ Clippings ◙ Correspondence:
Herman Knapp and Laughlin 7/20/1908 |
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Work on Washington, D.
C. and World Government
United States of the World [map]
[hand drawn] ◙ The Growth of the Knowledge of Heredity [manuscript,
handwritten] ◙ Relation of the Natural Balkan Empire to Europe [“rough draft
for map” handwritten in upper left] ◙ 1919/1920 calendar with historical
note on Hiram College on verso ◙ Washington, D. C. Diagram of a Portion of
City Showing Proposed Sires for Future Public Buildings ◙ The Balkan Country
is favored by nature… [manuscript] ◙ A Suggestion in Urbitecture and Civics
[manuscript] ◙ We, the people of the world [draft] |
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College Notebooks
Official Course of Study for
Teachers' Institutes...February 1902 ◙ botany XXIV, Plant Embryogency,
Spring Semester, 1908 |
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Hitler and the
Jews--Clippings 1930-34
“Race Prejudices, a paper read
before the Immigration Section of the Commonwealth Club,” by M. A. Goldsone
◙ Principles of Eugenics ◙ White America by Earnest Sevier Cox [book
advertisement] ◙ “A Priest’s Reply to a Scientist,” by Royden Keith Yerkes,
Atlantic Monthly ◙ “Hitlerism Comes to America,” by Johan J.
Simertenko, Harper’s 1933 ◙ Abraham Lincoln, His efforts to Make
America a White Nation ◙ “The Plight of the German Intellectuals,” by Alice
Hamilton, Harper’s Monthly Magazine ◙ “What About the World
Revolution?” by Louis Fischer, Scribner’s Magazine ◙ “As a Gentile
Sees It,” by Ernest Boyd, Scribner’s Magazine ◙ Clipping: “Nazi Open
Race Bureau for Eugenic Segregation,” [“Hitler should be made honorary
member of the E.R.A.!!” handwritten at bottom left, handwriting
unidentified] ◙ Clippings ◙ Correspondence: Carlos Concha and Harry Laughlin
11/14/1938 |
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Notebooks
Myself: The Great Teachers of
Mankind on The Nature of Mind and The Laws of Life ◙ Laboratory Notes in
Cytology; Geological History of Man; Genetics ◙ Normal Notebook No. 600 [on
front cover] History Notes ◙ Physiology ◙ Philosophy ◙ Experimental Corn
Patch, 1912 ◙ Field Book No. 400 [on front cover],
contains charts lists of useful information, calculations and exercises;
index, dates from January 1908 ◙
Breeding Experiments ◙ Blair’s B&G Series, Blue and Gold [on front cover] |
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Unitarian
Materials-Personal Collection
“What Do Unitarians Believe? A
Statement,” by Rev. J. T. Sunderland ◙ A Statement of Unitarian Belief ◙
“The Main Lines of Religion as held by Unitarians,” by Rev. Brooke Herford ◙
“Poor Humanity” [poem] ◙ “Requiem,” by Robert Louis Stevenson ◙ The Skull
Speaks, Chuang Tzu was a Chinese Mystic Philosopher of the Fourth Century,
B. C. ◙ To Mr. John Rodier his Skull [poem] ◙ The Questionnaire [interesting
responses to appear in The Truth Seeker] ◙ Luther Burbank’s Belief
[from The Truth Seeker] ◙ Photographs and negatives of plants ◙
Clippings |
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Charles
Davenport--Papers--Bibliography
Papers on Eugenics by Dr. Charles B.
Davenport [handwritten bibliography] ◙ Bibliography of Charles Benedict
Davenport, 1922 ◙ The Nam Family, a Study in Cacogenics by Arthur H.
Estabrook and C. B. Davenport [abstract] ◙ The Hill Folk, a Report on a
Rural Community of Hereditary Defectives, by Florence H. Danielson and
Charles B. Davenport [abstract] ◙ Bibliography of Charles B. Davenport
[handwritten] ◙ The Scientific Writings of Charles Benedict Davenport |
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Clinics in Human
Heredity
Bureau of Human Heredity, British
National Heredity Council [list of members] ◙ Bureau of Human Heredity…”My
Executive Committee invites your co-operation in making use of the service
here announced…” ◙ Bureau of Human Heredity…”The object of this Bureau is
collection on as wide a scale as possible material dealing with human
Genetics…” ◙ Bureau of Human Heredity, Planning for Happier Humanity… ◙
Memorandum for reply to Dr. James C. Janney, on Marriage Study Assoc…”The
outline which you presented for the organization…” ◙ Memo. For reply to Dr.
James C. Janney, on Marriage Study Assoc…”The Marriage Study Association,
according to the plans outlined…” ◙ Partial List of Speakers at Thirteenth
Women’s Conference on National Defense for an Enduring America ◙ Looking
Forward to Marriage [advertisement of pre-marital service of Institute of
Family Relations] ◙ Human Heredity Committee [summary of July 18, 1934
meeting] ◙ International Human Heredity Committee [summary of July 16, 1936
meeting] ◙ Institute of Family Relations [brochures] ◙ Correspondence: C. B.
S. Hodson to Human Heredity Committee n.d. ▪
Hodson to Dear Sir/Madam n.d. ▪
Hodson to C. B. Davenport 3/11/1937 ▪
Memo from the Executive Committee 12/1937 ▪
Hodson to Davenport and Laughlin12/13/1937 ▪
Hodson and Laughlin 12/14/1937 to 11/19/1938 (3) ▪
Gladys Mooney to Laurence H. Snyder 1/7/1938 |
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Correspondence--Deafness
Correspondence: Herbert E. Day and
Harry Laughlin 10/15 to 11/10/1938 (2) |
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Correspondence--Eddy,
Clinic of Human Heredity
“’Eugenic’ Marriage Laws Passed,”
Seattle Municipal News ◙ Study of Man ◙ Social Eugenics by Fred Hogue
[“Newspaper Article” typed across top] ◙ Lecturer at U. Favors Strict
Marital Laws, Dr. Kincaid Cites Dangers in Inheritance of Physical Defects
from Parents ◙ Extract from the Kiplinger Washington Letter, September 10,
1938 ◙ II. Clinical Service in Human Heredity ◙ Giant Molecules: The
Machinery of Inheritance by Barclay Moon Newman ◙ An Actual Sample Inquiry
and Reply on an Intimate Problem in Human Heredity ◙ Handwritten Notes ◙
Correspondence: Mr. Eddy was elected to E. R. A… n.d. ▪
James G. Eddy and Harry Laughlin 4/21/? to 10/24/1939 (26) ▪
C. M. Goethe and Eddy 3/6 to 10/27/1937 (3) ▪
E. S. Gosney and Laughlin 5/3 to 5/25/1937 (3) ▪
Eddy and John C. Merriam 5/11/1937 to 3/1/1938 (7) ▪
George L. Streeter and Laughlin 7/6 to 7/9/1937 (2) ▪
T. H. Morgan to Eddy 1/29/1938 ▪ E.
S. Cox and Laughlin 4/19/1938 ▪ Eddy
to Frederick Osborn 5/23/1938 ▪ Eddy
to F. C. Wolcott 6/20/1938 ▪ W. E.
Castle and Eddy 10/17 to 10/24/1939 (2) |
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Correspondence--Goethe
Correspondence: C. M. Goethe and
Harry Laughlin 1/4 to 1/31/1939 (4) ▪
Goethe to Vannevar Bush 1/31/1939 |
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Correspondence--Hereditary Diseases, Etc.
[File Closed]
Correspondence requesting advise on various hereditary diseases
[CLOSED until privacy laws are satisfied]
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Correspondence--Inventiveness
Correspondence: Allan W. Forbes and
Harry Laughlin 8/15 to 8/19/1927 (3) ▪
Sanford A. Moss to Albert Johnson 8/30/1927 |
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Correspondence--Marriage [File Closed]
Correspondence from people requesting eugenical advice before marriage
[CLOSED until privacy laws are satisfied] |
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Correspondence,
1938-39
Correspondence: Marguerite Conklin
and Harry Laughlin 4/30/1928 ▪
Elizabeth Howe and Laughlin 6/22 to 11/10/1938 (2) ▪
Emil Leffler and Laughlin 5/26 to 6/9/1939 (2) ▪
R. Schick and Laughlin 6/20/1930 |
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Correspondence,
Schedules--Descriptions/analysis of Patients
American Nurses’ Association,
Admission Requirement for Registrants, January 30, 1933 ◙ American Nurses’
Association, The Minimum Standard for Official Registries ◙ American Nurses’
Association, Suggested Registry Record Forms, June 1934 ◙ Form letters
requesting descriptive schedules sent to the following: [list] ◙ Yale Clinic
of Child Development [blank forms] ◙ Recording and Reporting for Child
Guidance Clinics ◙ Proceedings for the Commitment of the Insane, Inebriates
and Drug Addicts to the State Hospitals of Virginia [blank form] ◙ Training
School at Vineland, New Jersey [blank forms] ◙ Certificate of Birth,
Certificate of Death for Alabama [blank forms] ◙ Alabama General Laws,
Regular Session, 1931, An Act to amend section 9302 of the Code of Alabama,
1923… ◙ U. S. Treasury Department, U. S. Public Health Services, Division of
Sanitary Reports, Monthly Report of First Admissions, Hospitals for Mental
Diseases [blank form] ◙ North Carolina State Board of Health, Physical
Examination of School Children [blank form] ◙ Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
Department of Welfare admission cards [blank forms] ◙ Health Survey, Georgia
Department of Public Health [blank form] ◙ Correspondence: Lillian B. Frink
to Arizona Bureau of Vital Statistics 7/23/1935 ▪
Frink to Mississippi Bureau of Viral Statistics 7/23/1935 ▪
Frink to Washington Bureau of Vital Statistics 7/23/1935 ▪
Elizabeth Allis to Frink 7/24/1935 ▪
W. A. Plecker to Frink 7/25/1935 [includes copy of Virginia questionnaire]
▪ Mary Augusta Clark to Frink 7/25/1935
▪ Frank J. Jirka to Frink 7/25/1935
▪ R. L. McLaren to Frink 7/25/1935 ▪
W. J. V. Deacon to Frink 7/26/1935 ▪
P. H. Bartholomew to Madam 7/27/1935 ▪
W. A. Davis to Frink 7/27/1935 ▪ G.
M. Cooper to Frink 7/27/1935 ▪
Butler Toombs to Frink 7/29/1935 ▪
Robert Riley to Frink 7/29/1935 ▪
Edward E. Hamer to Frink 7/29/1935 ▪
Guy P. Jones to Frink 7/29/1935 ▪
Leonard V. Phelps to Frink 7/29/1935 ▪
Joseph V. DePorte to Frink 7/30/1935 ▪
Martin B. Woodward to Frink 7/30/1935 ▪
L. L. Benepe to Frink 7/30/1935 ▪
Frederick Stricker to Frink 7/30/1935 ▪
John F. Cadden to Frink 8/2/1935 ▪
Christine Kinsman to Frink 8/2/1935 ▪
G. H. Preston to Frink 8/2/1935 ▪
Robert H. White to Frink 8/2/1935 ▪
Helen L. Rhinehart to Frink 8/5/1935 ▪
Elsie M. Waite to Frink 8/9/1935 ▪
I. C. Plummer to Frink 8/9/1935 ▪
Pearl Dillingham to Frink 8/14/1935 ▪
Clarence O. Cheney to Frink 8/17/1935 ▪
Dean F. Schloss to Frink 8/20/[1935] ▪
Ella Best to Frink 8/21/1935 ▪ James
W. Phillips to Frink 8/27/1935 ▪ J.
Thomas McIntire to Frink 9/10/1935 ▪
Arnold Gesell to Frink 9/13/1935 |
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Correspondence,
Schedules--Descriptions/Analysis of Patients #2
State of New Hampshire, Department
of Vital Statistics, Public Laws of New Hampshire, Chapters 285, 286, and
143 ◙ Common Sense in Living, Life Extension Institute, Inc [booklet] ◙
Common Sense in Exercise, Life Extension Institute, Inc. [booklet] ◙
Vocational Adjustment Bureau Application Blank and cards [blank forms] ◙
Psychogram, Vocational Adjustment Bureau ◙ Outline for Case Studies, For
detailed analysis of each heading see Chassell, J. O., The Experience
Valuables ◙ Pedigree forms [blank] ◙ Life Extension Institute [blank
forms] ◙ Mayo Clinic Master Sheet & General History [blank form]; Neurologic
Sheet [blank form]; Goiter Sheet [blank form] ◙ Correspondence: Charles
Duncan to Lillian B. Frink 7/25/1935 ▪
Joseph Berkson to Frink 7/25/1935 ▪
C. R. Baxter to Frink 7/25/1935 ▪
Lawrence G. Sykes to Frink 7/26/1935 ▪
Helen R. Smith to Frink 8/23/1935 ▪
Mary A. Wegener to Frink 8/28/1935 ▪
Mary M. Shively to Frink 9/6/1935 ▪
Emily R. Burr to Frink 10/7/1935 ▪
Esther Lloyd-Jones to Frink 10/12/1935 |
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Forestry
Informal Report to Cellulose
Advisory Committee ◙ Correspondence: H. E. Barnard to Dear Sir 1/5/1939
▪ Institute of Forest Genetics 4/1/1939
▪ Lloyd Austin and Harry Laughlin 4/18/1939 |
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Herediscope--Graves,
R. R.
Herediscope [2 photographs] ◙ U.
S. Department of Agriculture, Office of Information Press Service, August 1,
1927, “Herediscope is New Contrivance for Demonstrating Working of
Inheritance” ◙ Clipping: “Herediscope Show Heredity a Gamble” ◙
Correspondence: R. R. Graves and Harry Laughlin 12/9/1927 to1/7/1928 (3) |
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Letters--Henry
Fairfield Osborn
Eugenics Review
24:4 (January 1933) ◙ “Aristogenesis, the Creative Principle in the Origin
of Species,” by Henry Fairfield Osborn, Science 79:2038 (January 19,
1934) ◙ The Eleventh Sedgwick Memorial Lecture by Henry Fairfield Osborn,
December 29, 1933 [program giving synopsis of lecture and illustrations] ◙
Series of Addresses and Communications on the Origin of Species by Henry
Fairfield Osborn, 1925-1933 [bibliography] ◙ Correspondence: Henry Fairfield
Osborn and Harry Laughlin 2/4 to 10/5/1933 (2) ▪
Ruth Tyler and Laughlin 4/17 to 6/11/1934 (2) |
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Miscellaneous
Correspondence
Resolution in Reference to the
Need of a Clinic in Human Heredity ◙ Family Allowances in Germany ◙ Bureau
of Human Heredity [booklet] ◙ Handwritten notes ◙ Correspondence: Leonard
Darwin to Dear Sir n.d. ▪ A.
Govaerts and Harry Laughlin 5/5/1922 ▪
George Draper and Laughlin 6/15/1937 ▪
Watson Davis to A Survey of Interpretation of Science to the Public
9/15/1938 ▪
Helen C. Putnam and Laughlin 10/20 to 11/9/1938 (2) ▪
Davis and Laughlin 11/9 to 11/14/1938 (2) ▪
Eric M. Matsner and Laughlin 12/13/1938 ▪
C. Hodson and Laughlin 1/4/1939 ▪ M.
E. Green and Laughlin 1/14/1939 ▪
Frederick Osborn to C. B. Davenport 1/24/1939 ▪
Family Endowment Society and Laughlin 2/1/1939 ▪
H. L. Price and Laughlin 2/27 to 3/6/1939 (2) ▪
Hilton H. Lehr and Laughlin 3/21 to 6/15/1939 (3) |
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Other Institutions of
Human Heredity--Correspondence
Report of the Committee on Human
Heredity, March 16, 1936 ◙ Correspondence: Ivey F. Lewis and Harry Laughlin
5/3/1934 to 6/10/1935 (2) ▪
Lewis to Members of the Committee on Human Heredity, National Research
Council 5/3/1934 to 6/3/1936 (3) ▪
Laurence H. Snyder and Laughlin 3/23 to 3/26/1936 (2) ▪
R. E. Coker to Members of the Committee on Human Heredity 7/29/1938 ▪
Coker and Laughlin 8/26/1938 |
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Plecker, W. A.;
Virginia
Correspondence: W. E. Garnett to
Director, Eugenics Record Office 9/21/1934 ▪
Garnett and Harry Laughlin 9/27/1934 ▪
W. A. Plecker to E. B. Ford 3/22/1939 ▪
Plecker to Milton H. Lehr 4/25/1939 |
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Polydactylism
Correspondence: Joseph M. Odiorne
to Eugenics Record Office [includes enclosure of Family-tree Folder,
Polydactylism] 3/13/1939 ▪ Odiorne
and Harry Laughlin 3/28/1939 |
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Reports of Eugenic
Office, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934
Reports for 1930,1931, 1932, 1933,
1934 ◙ Memorandum, Outline of outside activities for the year ending June
30, 1932 ◙ Correspondence: Charles B. Davenport and Harry Laughlin 6/9/1930
to 7/7/1933 (7) ▪ Davenport to
Memorandum to Staff Members 5/29/1933 |
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Summer School Class,
1922
Summer School 1913, June 25-Aug. 6
[handwritten list, lecture topics ] ◙ Eugenics Training Corps 1922 [list of
students] ◙ Institute in Correctional Problems, April 19-May 8, 1915
[institute announcement] ◙ Rome State Custodial Asylum, Summer School
Announcement, April 15, 1915 ◙ Scheme for Investigation of Psychic
Autoamnese ◙ Pedigrees to be Charted in Class [handwritten] ◙ Mendelian
Analysis and “Statistical” Study ◙ Record Booklet for the Stanford Revision
of the Binet-Simon Tests |
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1930 Census Amendment
Proposal
Statement of the Galton Society on
Making the Federal Census of Greater Use in the Racial and Family-Stock
Development of the American People ◙ Statement of the Galton Society on
Immigration Control in Relation to National Character ◙ Articles on Census
in Am. Yr. Book ◙ The Board voted to urge the Congress of the United States
◙ Racial Integrity Laws, since survey in Eug. News of Aug. 1929… ◙ Clippings
◙ Handwritten notes ◙ Correspondence: Clerk of the House of Representatives
and Harry Laughlin 7/9/1929 ▪ G. H.
Tinkham and Laughlin 7/23/1929 ▪ G.
C. Hamelin and Laughlin 7/24/1929 ▪
Bessie B. Wessel and Laughlin 9/16/1929 ▪
Jaques Cattell and Laughlin 9/17/1929 ▪
Charles B. Davenport memorandum and Laughlin 11/4/1929 ▪
Louis Dublin and Laughlin 11/7/1929 |
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Apportionment of
Representatives after 1930 Census
The Bureau of the Census has never
analyzed its data on age, sex, and specific nationality… ◙ The Apportionment
of Representatives in Congress by Edward V. Huntington ◙ Is the Mathematics
of Reapportionment Difficult to Understand? ◙ Criticism of the Method of
1840 ◙ Correspondence: Leon E. Truesdell and Harry Laughlin 10/5/1926
▪ Helen W. Linke and Laughlin 10/11/1926
▪ W. F. Willcox to Dear Sir 4/28/1928
▪ R. G. D. Richardson and Laughlin
12/22/1928 ▪
Edward V. Huntington and Laughlin 12/26/1928 ▪
Willcox and Laughlin 12/26/1928 to 1/2/1929 (2) |
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Census Appropriations,
1928
Cost of the Census ◙
Correspondence: Secretary of the Treasury and Harry Laughlin 7/9/1928
▪ Assistant Secretary of the Treasury and
Laughlin 7/28/1928 [includes enclosure of Statement of Appropriations made
for the Decennial Censuses since the foundation of the United States
Government to June 30, 1928] ▪ Mrs.
V. A. Davis and Laughlin 9/5/1928 ▪
Treasury Department and Laughlin 5/15/1932 ▪
James M. Douglas and Laughlin 6/30/1932 |
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Census Reform
Materials
Registration of the Population of
the United States ◙ Memorandum on the Population Schedule for the Census of
1930 ◙ Prompt Action Necessary if the Current Census Bill is to Provide for
a Racial Analysis of the American People (2nd copy under title "Urgent
Action ...") ◙ Memorandum on Eugenical Aspects of the Census of 1930 ◙ A
Useful Census for 1930 ◙ Population Schedule for the Census of 1930 ◙ Draft
of Provisions of Eugenical Value Proposed for Incorporation into the “Act to
Provide for the Fifteenth (1930) and Subsequent Decennial Censuses” ◙ Use of
the Proposed Amendment to the Census Bill ◙ Proposed Amendment to the Bill
Providing for the Fifteenth and Each Subsequent Census ◙ Memorandum on the
Additional Provisions necessary to make the Census of 1930…of the greatest
use in Population Analysis ◙ Present Organization of the Bureau of the
Census ◙ To the Committees on the Federal Census of the Senate and the House
of Representatives of the United States ◙ To the Hon. Samuel L. Rogers,
Director of the Census of the United States, a memorial… ◙ Memorandum for
use in replying to the letter of Director Steuart, dated July 27, 1928 ◙
Experimental demonstration of feasibility of securing data on European
racial descents… ◙ Population schedule ◙ Suggested Amendment to Census Bill
◙ On April ___ we called your attention to a provision… ◙ The Eugenics
Research Association has, several times in the past [“same 3rd
letter, May 22, 1929” written across letter in red pencil] ◙ Besides the
arguments enumerated in the memorial to the Director of the Census… ◙
Abstracts from the minutes of the meeting of the Board of Directors of the
American Eugenics Society, November 29, 1927… ◙ A Useful Census for 1930 by
Albert Johnson [draft] ◙ Clippings |
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Classification of
Human Stock
Eugenical Classification of the
Human Stock [outline] ◙ Eugenical Classification of the Human Stock
[manuscript draft] ◙ Classification Standards Followed in Preparing Data for
the Schedule, “Racial and Diagnostic Records of Inmates of State
Institutions” ◙ Classification Standards Followed in Preparing Data for the
Schedule “Racial and Diagnostic Records of Inmates of State Institutions ◙
Committee on Immigration and Naturalization…continuation of its
investigations in the relation between nativity and social inadequacy… ◙ The
Social Inadequate ◙ Committee on Immigration and
Naturalization…Institutional inmate record…[blank form] ◙ State of ____; The
Socially Inadequate Classes [blank form] ◙ Handwritten notes ◙
Correspondence: Form letter to: Scientific Temperance Federation; Secretary,
American Prison Association; Arthur L. Shaw; Charles J. Hatfield; Winifred
Hathaway; Thomas J. Harris; N. L. Roberts; Alfred Gordon; Alexander Johnson;
W. W. Plummer 6/13/1921 ▪
Hathaway and Harry Laughlin 6/16/1921 ▪
Form letters to: Massachusetts Commission for the Blind; Edward E. Allen
6/21/1921 ▪
Form letter to: R. W. Woolston; C. A. Hamilton; Edward M. Van Cleve; John
F. Bledsoe; Miss A. L. E. Crouter; H. T. White; Frank Wheeler; E. G. Hurd;
David F. Weeks; George G. Kineon; R. L. Dixon; Everett Flood 7/12/1921
▪
Form letter to: Volta Bureau; R. Pintner 7/22/1921 |
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Common World
Government--Correspondence, Drafts
American Peace Award [brochure] ◙
Clipping: “Bok’s $100,000 Now in Bank as World Peace Plan Prize ◙ Common
Government of the World [2 manuscript rough drafts] ◙ Correspondence:
Archibald Kerry Coolidge and Harry Laughlin 10/17/1922 |
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Correspondence with
Commerce Department, 1918
Correspondence: Louis Domeratzky
and Harry Laughlin 9/19 to 12/2/1918 (2) ▪
Pan American Union Press release 9/21/1918 ▪
B. S. Cutler and Laughlin 11/21 to 11/26/1918 (2) |
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Correspondence--Census--1927-29
Correspondence: Leon E. Truesdell
and Harry Laughlin 7/11/1927 ▪
Director of the Census and Laughlin 7/9/1928 ▪
W. M. Steuart and Laughlin 7/12/1928 to 9/13/1929 (7) ▪
?, Chief Clerk and Laughlin 11/27/1928 ▪
George H. Tinkham and Laughlin 4/15/1929 ▪
E. F. Morgan and Laughlin 4/24/1929 ▪
Steuart to Royal S. Copeland 9/13/1929 |
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Correspondence--Census--1929
Correspondence: W. C. Hefner and
Harry Laughlin 4/6/1929 ▪ John Q.
Tilson and Laughlin 4/8 to 8/13/1929 (3) ▪
John Carson and Laughlin 4/8/1929 ▪
Joe R. Brewer and Laughlin 4/8/1929 ▪
Virginia Whitson and Laughlin 4/9/1929 ▪
Elden H. Dye and Laughlin 4/9/1929 ▪
W. Hawley and Laughlin 4/9/1929 ▪
R. Walton Moore and Laughlin 4/9 to 4/13/1929 (2) ▪
Sam B. Hill and Laughlin 4/10/1929 ▪
Harry C. Ransley 4/10 to 9/7/1929 (3) ▪
John N. Garner and Laughlin 4/10/1929 ▪
Anning S. Prall and Laughlin 4/10 to 4/13/1929 (2) ▪
Clarence J. McLeod and Laughlin 4/11 to 8/31/1929 (2) ▪
M. H. Thatcher and Laughlin 4/11/1929 ▪
Burton L. French and Laughlin 4/11/1929 ▪
Henry T. Rainey and Laughlin 4/11/1929 ▪
Edith N. Rogers and Laughlin 4/11 to 9/7/1929 (3) ▪
Jas. M. Mead and Laughln 4/11/1929 ▪
Coel W. Mills and Laughlin 4/11/1929 ▪
Alice Hine and Laughlin 4/11/1929 ▪
LaFayette L. Patterson and Laughlin 4/11 to 9/9/1929 (2) ▪
M. W. Martin and Laughlin 4/11 to 9/7/1929 (3) ▪
Edgar R. Kiess and Laughlin 4/11 to 9/4/1929 (2) ▪
Paul John Kvale and Laughlin 4/11 to 9/9/1929 (2) ▪
Bess Boyd and Laughlin 4/11/1929 ▪
Addison T. Smith and Laughlin 4/11 to 4/15/1929 ▪
Franklin W. Fort and Laughlin 4/11 to 4/15/1929 (3) ▪
John C. Schafer and Laughlin 4/12 to 4/17/1929 (2) ▪
T. J. B. Robinson and Laughlin 4/12/1929 ▪
Robert Luce and Laughlin 4/12 to 4/15/1929 (2) ▪
Melvin Hull and Laughlin 4/12/1929 ▪
Ruth Hanna McCormick and Laughlin 4/12 to 4/17/1929 (2) ▪
R. A. Green and Laughlin 4/12/1929 ▪
S. V. Ostberg and Laughlin 4/12/1929 ▪
John W. Summers and Laughlin 4/13/1929 ▪
Donald F. Snow and Laughlin 4/13/1929 ▪
T. Alan Goldsborough and Laughlin 4/13/1929 ▪
John Foscue and Laughlin 4/13/1929 ▪
Claive L. Keefe and Laughlin 4/13/1929 ▪
Francis Seiberling and Laughlin 4/15/1929 ▪
H. E. Rowbottom and Laughlin 4/15/1929 ▪
Ruth Pratt and Laughlin 4/15 to 9/11/1929 (3) ▪
W. R. Douglas and Laughlin 4/15/1929 ▪
John M. Nelson and Laughlin 4/15/1929 ▪
Gilbert N. Haugen and Laughlin 4/15 to 9/10/1929 (3) ▪
H. B. Steagall and Laughlin 4/15/1929 ▪
Form letters to: Lloyd Thurston; Hays B. White; Ralph P. Lozier; Robert H.
Clancy; Samuel Rutherford; J. Howard Swick; C. G. Selvig; Frrederick W.
Magrady; McLeod; Henry D. Moorman; Hubert H. Peavey; John E. Rankin; Meyer
Jacobstein; Arthur H. Greenwood; James M. Fitzpatrick; Florence P. Kahn;
James M. Mead; French; M. C. Garber; John N. Garner; Luce; Sam B. Hill;
Merlin Hull; R. A. Green; Goldsborough; Haugen; Kiess; Fort; Clarence F.
Lea; Moore 8/19 to 8/20/1929 ▪
Miriam W. Fettis and Laughlin 8/21/1929 ▪
Jacobstein and Laughlin 8/26/1929 ▪
Harriet S. Plymale and Laughlin 8/31/1929 ▪
Form letters to: Pratt; Robinson; Rainey; Prall; Patterson; Nelson 8/3/1929
▪
V. H. Saunders and Laughlin 9/4/1929 ▪
Robert H. Kempton and Laughlin 9/4/1929 ▪
O. W. Callahan and Laughlin 9/4/1929 ▪
Form letters to: Schafer; Rowbottom; Rogers; Seiberling; Ransley; M. H.
Thatcher; Summers; Donald F. Snow; Smith; Stragall 9/5/1929 ▪
William H. King and Laughlin 9/25/1929 |
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Correspondence-1929--Census
Correspondence: Wesley L. Jones
and Harry Laughlin 1/18 to 8/16/1929 (12) ▪
Stella I. Clodfelter and Laughlin 4/6/1929 ▪
Morris Sheppard and Laughlin 4/6 to 8/23/1929 (3) ▪
Jos. E. Ransdell and Laughlin 4/8/1929 ▪
Frederick M. Sackett and Laughlin 4/8 to 8/24/1929 (4) ▪
Jones to W. C. Hawley 4/12/1929 ▪
Hawley and Laughlin 4/15/1929 ▪
Duncan U. Fletcher and Laughlin 4/15 to 8/17/1929 (2) ▪
Royal S. Copeland and Laughlin 4/15 to 8/19/1929 (4) ▪
W. M. Steuart to Jones 4/16/1929 ▪
Jones to Copeland 4/17/1929 ▪
Steuart and Laughlin 4/18 to 4/24/1929 (2) ▪
Ransdell and Laughlin 4/22 to 5/27/1929 (2) ▪
Lawrence D. Tyson and Laughlin 5/24/1929 ▪
Hiram Johnson and Laughlin 5/25/1929 ▪
Form letters to: Gerald F. Nye; Arthur R. Gould; Porter H. Dale; Charles N.
McNary; Robert M. LaFollette, Jr.; H. Johnson; Arthur H. Vandenberg;
Ransdell; Sackett; Sheppard; W. E. Brock; Furnifold M. Simmons; Hubert D.
Stephens; Harry B. Hawes; William J. Harris 8/21/1929 ▪
D. H. McArthur and Laughlin 8/23/1929 ▪
J. A. Riehl and Laughlin 8/23/1929 ▪
A. J. Loda and Laughlin 8/26/1929 ▪
Bessie B. Wessel and Laughlin 9/17/1929 |
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Department of
Commerce--Unemployment and Population Schedules-1930-35
Fifteenth Census of the United
States: 1930, Population Schedule [blank form] ◙ Fifteenth Census of the
United States: 1930, Unemployment Schedule [blank form] ◙ Special
Unemployment Schedule-1931 [blank form] ◙ Census Schedule for County and
Municipal Penal Institutions: 1933 [blank form] ◙ Agencies Caring for
Dependent and Neglected Children in Institutions and Foster Homes, Schedule
1, Children Received, Discharged, and Under Care: 1933 [blank form];
Schedule 2, Dependent and Neglected Children Under Care on December 31, 1933
[blank form] ◙ Institutions for Juvenile Delinquents, Schedule 1, Movement
of Population: 1933; Schedule 2, Institutions for Juvenile Delinquents,
Admissions, 1933 [blank form] ◙ Institutions for Mental Defectives and
Epileptics, Schedule 1, Movement of Population, 1934 [blank form]; Schedule
2, First Admissions: 1934 [blank form]; Schedule 3, Readmissions: 1934
[blank form]; Schedule 4, Deaths: 1934 [blank form]; Schedule 5,
Administrative Staff, 1934 [blank form]; Schedule 6, Financial Statement,
1934 [blank form] ◙ Hospitals for Mental Disease, Schedule 1, Movement of
Patient Population, 1934 [blank form]; Schedule 2, First Admissions, 1934
[blank form]; Schedule 3, Readmissions, 1934 [blank form]; Schedule 4,
Discharges, 1934 [blank form]; Schedule 5, Deaths During 1934 [blank form];
Schedule 6, Administrative Staff, 1934 [blank form]; Schedule 7, Financial
Statement, 1934 [blank form] ◙ Prisons and Reformatories, Schedule 1,
Admissions, 1935 [blank form]; Schedule 2, Discharges, 1935 [blank form];
Schedule 3, Movement of Population, 1935 [blank form]; Schedule 4,
Institutional Staff, 1935 [blank form] ◙ Correspondence: Leon E. Truesdell
to Lillian B. Frink 8/24/1935 |
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Endocrine Glands
Material
The Relation of the Endocrine
Glands to Heredity and
Development, by Lewellys F. Barker ◙ Endocrine Glands Training Class ◙
Clippings |
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Free Trade and World
Government
To Hon. Robert Lansing, Secretary
of State, Sir: The undersigned, American citizens representing varied groups
of commercial, industrial and professional activities, respectfully
request...adoption of free trade… ◙ Correspondence: G. H. Putnam and Harry
Laughlin 2/25 to 3/3/1919 (2) |
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Madison
Grant--Correspondence; Galton Society--1929
It was duly voted that the Eugenics
Research Association [“June 1, 1929…” handwritten at top] ◙ Statement of the
Galton Society on Immigration Control in Relation to National Character
[“Draft for Mr. Grant’s criticism” handwritten across top] ◙ Statement of
the Galton Society on Making the Federal Census of Greater Use in the Racial
and Family-Stock Development of the American People [“Draft for Mr. Grant’s
criticism” written across top] ◙ Correspondence: Madison Grant and Harry
Laughlin 4/10/1929 |
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National Police
Bureau, 1924
Address of Police Commissioner
Richard E. Enright, New York City, By Radio, On Police Problems, September
12, 1923 ◙ 68th Congress, 1st Session, H. R. 8580, In
the House of Representatives, April 10, 1924,a Bill to create a National
Police Bureau ◙ Seven Hundred Municipal Police Departments Advocate a
National Police Bureau [pamphlet] ◙ Clippings ◙ Correspondence: J. J.
O’Connell and Harry Laughlin 12/30/1924 |
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New Found Traits
References to Articles on Type of
Inheritance in Relation to Various Diseases ◙ Memorandum of Traits to be
Entered on the Trait List ◙ Siemens, Hermann Werner, 1921. Die
Vererbungspatholoie der Haut [abstract of article] ◙ Clippings ◙ Handwritten
notes ◙ Correspondence: F. L. Richert and Harry Laughlin 4/8/1919 ▪
C. H. Danforth to Dorothy Osborn 7/4/1921 ▪
Mabel Earle and Laughlin 5/18/1922 |
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Outline of Eugenics
(1933)
Outline of Eugenics 1933 [typed on
file folder] ◙ syllabus of eugenics, 1933 [class syllabus] ◙ Exam. Questions
Proposed by the Member of the Class, Eugenics (106) |
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Outline of the
Organization, Staff, and Service Proposed for the Clinic of Human Heredity
Notes on the Proposed Clinic in
Human Heredity…June 9, 1938 ◙ The Herreshoff Family of Boat Builders
[pedigree chart] ◙ Outline of the Organization, Staff and Service, Proposed
for “The Clinic of Human Heredity” [“As originally drawn” handwritten across
top] ◙ Outline of the Organization, Staff and Service, Proposed for “The
Clinic of Human Heredity” [“With changes made” handwritten across top] ◙ 1.
Notes on the Proposed Clinic in Human Heredity 2. A Clinical Service in
Human Heredity. 3. Proposed Clinic of Human Heredity, 4. Report No. 1 Survey
of the Human Resources [notebook containing mail lists] |
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Population
Trends--Clippings, Etc
Department of Commerce, Bureau of
the Census, press releases: 08/04/31, “Population of the United States by
Color or Race;” 08/14/31 “White Population of the United States by Nativity
and Parentage;” 08/18/31 “Population of the United States by Sex, Color, and
Nativity;” 09/08/31 “Population of the United States by Age;” 09/09/31
“Gainful Workers in the United States by Industry Groups;” 09/10/31 “School
Attendance in the United States;” 09/11/31”Population of the United States
by Age, Sex, Color, and Nativity;” 09/18/31 “Foreign-Born White Population
by Country of Birth;” 09/22/31 “Foreign White Stock in the Population of the
United States” ◙ Released for use of morning papers on September 5, 1931
“Urban and Rural Population, Illiteracy, and School Attendance” ◙ Clippings
◙ Correspondence: Director of Census and Harry Laughlin 7/17/1931 ▪
F. A. Gosnell and Laughlin 8/17/1931 ▪
G. Pitt-Rivers and Laughlin 8/19/1931 |
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Racial Integrity
Materials-Virginia, Specific Manerkonic Formula
Eugenics in Relation to the New
Family and the Law on Racial Integrity, Including a paper read before the
American Public Health Association, 2nd ed., 1924 ◙ Mongrel Virginians, a
Scientific Study of Racial Intermixture as it Developed in the “Win” Tribe
in Virginia [flyer advertising the book] ◙ The Physician's Part in
Popularizing Breast Feeding and Reducing Infant Mortality ◙ January 20,
1843, A Petition from Citizens of King William County, Virginia, The General
Assembly of Virginia ◙ IV. The Specific Manerkonic Formula for the Sire-Foal
Resemblance in Racing Capacity ◙ IV. Curve-Fitting, i.e. Formula-Finding for
Each of the Three Essential Structural Unites, of the ,Manerkon K=f(M,R),
each as an Independent Function of M |
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|
Religious Census
1928
Census of Religious Bodies 1926,
General Eldership of the Churches of God in North America ◙ United States
Census-1920, Country of Birth of the Foreign White Stock ◙ Press Summary,
Released for use of morning papers, July 19, 1928, Department of Commerce,
Washington, Census of Religious Bodies: 1926, Greek Orthodox Church
(Hellenic) ◙ Congressional Record, 68th Congress, First
Session, A Study of the Population of the United States by Capt. John B.
Trevor, Extension of Remarks by Hon. Albert Johnson of Washington, June 7,
1924 ◙ Clippings ◙ Correspondence: Director of the Census and Harry Laughlin
7/26/1928 ▪ W. M. Steuart and
Laughlin 7/28/1928 |
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Background Materials
for Human Germ Plasm Article
Charting the Linear Geography of
the Human Germ-Plasm [draft] ◙ Notes |
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Crossover Linkage
Handwritten notes and calculations |
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Darwin's Lobe
Inheritance
Darwin’s Lobe [draft of chart,
submitted by H. G. Baker] ◙ Questionnaire sent by H. G. Baker [blank form] ◙
Correspondence: H. G. Baker and Harry Laughlin 2/20 to 3/4/1922 (2) ▪
Albert Barnes to Baker 3/7/1922 ▪
Baker to Eugenics Record Office 3/13/1922 |
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Deportation Bills;
Committee on Immigration
66th Congress, 2nd
Session, H. R. 12320, In the House of Representatives, February 4, 1920…A
Bill to provide for the protection of the citizens of the United States by
the temporary suspension of immigration… ◙ 67th Congress, 1st
Session, S. 1253, In the Senate of the United States, April 27, 1921…A Bill
creating an Immigration Board and prescribing the Powers and duties thereof,
and amending the Act of February 5, 1917… ◙ 67th Congress, 2nd
Session, H. J. Res. 237, In the House of Representatives, December 19,
1921…Joint Resolution to authorize the Secretary of Labor to stay the
deportation of certain aliens in cases of extreme hardship ◙ 67th
Congress, 2nd Session, H. R. 11118, In the Senate of the United
States, April 5 (calendar day, April 6), 1922…An Act to provide for the
deportation of certain undesirable aliens… ◙ 67th Congress, 2nd
Session, House of Representatives, Report No. 867; Deportation of Certain
Undesirable Aliens, April 3, 1922…Mr. Johnson of Washington, from the
Committee on Immigration and naturalization, submitted the following Report
[to accompany H. R. 1118] ◙ 69th Congress, 1st
Session, House of Representatives, Report No. 991, Deportation of Aliens,
April 26, 1926…Mr. Johnson of Washington, from the Committee on Immigration
and Naturalization submitted the following report [to accompany H. R. 11489]
◙ House of Representatives, Committee on Immigration and Naturalization,
Legislative Calendar, 69th Congress, 1st Session, May
29, 1926 ◙ House of Representatives, Committee on Immigration and
Naturalization, Legislative Calendar, 69th Congress, 1st
Session, June 16, 1926 ◙ 69th Congress, 1st Session,
H. R. 12444, in the Senate of the United States, June 7 (calendar day, June
8), 1926…An Act to provide for the deportation of certain aliens, and for
other purposes… ◙ State of New York, State Hospital Commission, Report of
Medical Examiner of the Bureau of Deportation, for the Year Ended June 30,
1923 ◙ State of New York, State Hospital Commission, Report of Medical
Examiner of the Bureau of Special Examination, for the Year Ended June 30,
1924 ◙ State of New York, State Hospital Commission, Report of Medical
Examiner of the Bureau of Special Examination, for the Year Ended June 30,
1925 [incomplete] ◙ “Deportation Law, Indiana Bulletin [1925?]
[incomplete] ◙ Deportation Practices of the Several States ◙ Department of
Commerce, Washington, Census of Prisoners: 1923 (Preliminary Report) ◙
Memorandum for Deportation Studies ◙ Memorandum, For the year ending June
20, 1922, the United Sates deported, 4,345 persons… ◙ Notes on Deportation
and Other Problems of Immigration ◙ Clippings |
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Dice-Casting
Background Materials
Handwritten notes |
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Draft of Model
Eugenical Sterilization Laws
Draft of Model Eugenical
Sterilization Laws |
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Eugenics as an Art
Prepare Formulas and Machine
Showing the Working Out of Differential Fecundity [outline] ◙ Eugenics as an
Art and as a Science [draft] [The original title, The Status of Eugenical
Research is crossed out] |
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Eugenics Studies
Memorandum on Books and Maps ◙
Memorandum on Future Eugenical Studies ◙ July 11, 1925, Memorandum on
Selected list of Botanical Geneticists ◙ Genetical Notes ◙ Memorandum on
Schedules Still to be Printed [list] ◙ Pedigree of Color Blindness [chart] ◙
The Family Distribution of Two Mutually Exclusive Sex-Linked Traits [draft]
◙ The Behavior of Two Mutually Exclusive Sex-Linked Traits (say Hemophilia
or Color-Blindness) in the Same Family ◙ Handwritten Notes ◙ Correspondence:
Fred C. Stewart and Harry Laughlin 7/11/1925 |
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Eurostometer; Seeing
by Ware; Moving Pictures
Eurostometer, an apparatus for measuring the mechanical horse power… ◙
Essential Specifications and Explanation of the Eurostometer ◙ Explanation
of the Graduation of the Measuring Beam of the Eurostometer ◙ Clipping:
“Seeing by Wire” ◙ Substances Made by Light May be Clue to Life’s Origin,
Science Service, No. 105D, April 4 ◙ Patents and How to Obtain Them, a Book
for Inventors ◙ Profitable Inventions, What to Invent, Testimonials ◙
Apparatus for Demonstrating the Action of Light on Selenium, October 1910 ◙
Eurostometer and scale [photographs] ◙ Handwritten notes ◙ Correspondence:
Augusta Ross and Harry Laughlin 1/31/1906 ▪
D. S. Green and Laughlin 3/7/1906 ▪
Scientific American and Laughlin 4/17/1906 ▪
Standard Scale & Supply Co. and Laughlin 5/21/1914 and n.d. (2) ▪
Messrs Charles Sirch & Co. and Laughlin 5/21/1914 ▪
Fairbanks Scale Co. and Laughlin 5/26/1914 to 11/29/1919 (20) ▪
Messrs E. S. Goldberg and Co. and Laughlin 5/26 to 5/28/1914 (2) ▪
Messrs. Goat & Hibbs 5/26/1914 ▪
Park Row Bicycle Supply Co. and Laughlin 5/26/1914 ▪
Pierce Bicycle Company and Laughlin 5/26/1914 ▪
Swiss Watch Import Co. and Laughlin 5/26/1914 ▪
Nanz Clock Company and Laughlin 5/26/1914 ▪
Charles Ditson Music Co. and Laughlin 5/26/1914 ▪
Walter Goat and Laughlin 5/28/1914 ▪
F. A. Baker and Laughlin 5/28/1914 ▪
Bennett Mfg. Co. and Laughlin 6/1 to 6/5/1914 (2) ▪
R. H. Forschner Co. and Laughlin 6/4/1914 ▪
Fred Goat Co. and Laughlin 6/5 to 6/8/1914 (2) ▪
American Auto Supply Co. and Laughlin 6/5 to 6/20/1914 (2) ▪
E. & T. Fairbanks Company and Laughlin 6/5/1914 ▪
Messrs. Robert H. Ingersoll & Bro. 6/8/1914 ▪
C. B. Schlittler and Laughlin 6/8/1914 ▪
Central Belting Co. and Laughlin 6/23 to 6/25/1914 (2) ▪
New York Leather Belting Co. and Laughlin 6/23/1914 ▪
H. D. Knowlton and Laughlin 6/24/1914 ▪
New York Leather Belting Co. and Eugenics Record Office 6/27 to 10/18/1914
(3) ▪ J. H. Kellogg and Laughlin
8/6/1914 to 4/5/1922 (7) ▪ Robert
Moulton to Eugenics Record Office 12/18/1914 ▪
Watson E. Coleman and Laughlin 1/27/1915 ▪
George Spencer and Laughlin 6/22/1915 ▪
Sanitarium Equipment Company and Laughlin 7/2/1915 to 9/6/1919 (2) ▪
C. H. Stoelting Company and Laughlin 8/3/1915 to 8/25/1916 (5) ▪
Battle Creek Sanitarium and Laughlin 10/18 to 12/31/1919 (4) ▪
Case Research Laboratory and Laughlin 3/29/1920 [includes enclosure,
“Thalofide Cell”] ▪ A. Schrader’s
Son, Inc. and Laughlin 6/1/1922 ▪
Dodge Bros. Motor Cars and Laughlin 1/10/1931 ▪
Standard Oil Co. of New York and Laughlin 1/10 to 1/12/1931 (2) ▪
W. J. Case and Laughlin 1/12/1931 ▪
Eastman Kodak Company and Laughlin 3/18 to 3/20/1931 (2) |
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Finkelstein, M.
I.--Reply to Special Committee on Immigration
“Letter of M. I. Finkelstein,
Secretary of the American Committee for Democracy and Intellectual Freedom
to the Chamber of Commerce of the State of New York, July 18, 1939, It was
with amazement that we read the report of the Special Committee of
Immigration…” ◙ The Coefficient of Prediction-Accuracy (C.P.A.), the Portion
of Cases Common to Both the Particular Prediction-Distribution and it
Subsequent Actual-Distribution of Measured and Counted Phenomena [graph] ◙
Committee on Sterilization, Progress Report [blank form] ◙ Record of an
Individual Case of Sterilization of any Type [blank form] ◙ Simple
Diagrammatic Explanation of the Phenomena of Heredity ◙ Laboratory Work in
Eugenics, Tracing the Family Distribution of a Single Trait ◙ Mechanism of
Mendelian Heredity ◙ Clipping: “Aliens Defended in ‘Race’ Dispute” ◙
Individual Test Sheet for the Seashore Measurements of the Elements of
Musical Ability ◙ A Proposed Census and Population Registry Card [sample] ◙
Sample Census and Registry Card, used in the experiment census and registry
conducted in one of the 169 town of Connecticut… |
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Human
Stature--Manerkon
Increments in Stature of Boys
After 20 Years, Increments in Stature of Girls After 17 Years ◙ I. The
Thoroughbred Horse: Racing Capacity, The Measured Resemblance of Near-kin is
Racing Capacity show the development of Manerkonic Analysis… ◙ II. Adult
Statue in the American Population [draft] ◙ Handwritten notes |
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Inheritance of Hair
and Eye Color
Nature and Behavior of the Hair
Color Unit in Man [draft] [chart] ◙ Table showing Correlation of Hair Color
and Eye Color [chart] ◙ Handwritten notes |
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Model for Mendelian
Concept 1925
An Abacus for Illustrating the
Segregation, Elimination, Recombination and Descent of Ancestral Traits
According to the Mathematical Principles Worked Out by Mendel's Law of
Heredity ◙ Memorandum ◙ Eugenical code, Eugenical education, Eugenical
conscience… ◙ Correspondence: William P. Alexander to Charles B. Davenport
3/30/1925 ▪ Leon F. Whitney and
Harry Laughlin 3/31/1925 |
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Negro Immigration
Data
Memorandum on Compilation of Data
on Immigration into the Western Hemisphere ◙ Bowman, Francis B. [resume] ◙
Correspondence: Albert E. Wood and Harry Laughlin 2/3 to 3/19/1936 (5) |
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Probability Overlap
Handwritten notes |
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Race Assimilation by
Pure Sire Method
School Children, Moneague, Jamaica
[photograph] ◙ John Hawley family [photographs] ◙ MacDonaugh Family
[photograph] ◙ “Race Assimilation by the Pure-Sire Method,” by Harry H.
Laughlin, Journal of Heredity 11:6 (July-August 1920) ◙ “The Relation
Between the Number of Chromosomes of a Species and the Rate of Elimination
of Mongrel Blood by the Pure-Sire Method,” by H. H. Laughlin, Proceedings
of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine, 1919 |
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Special
Research on the Deportation of the Aliens
Special Research on the
Deportation of Aliens, with Particular Reference to the Practices of the
Several States [blank form] |
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Spermatogenesis
Bibliography
Handwritten bibliography |
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Statistical Data for
Socially Inadequate Article
“A Statistical
System for the Use of Institutions for Criminals and Delinquents (Report of
Committee ‘J’ of the Institute,” Journal of the American Institute of
Criminal Law and Criminology, November 1920 ◙ The Socially Inadequate: How
Shall we Designate and Sort Them? [draft] ◙The Socially Inadequate: How
Shall we Designate and Sort Them? ◙ “Classification and Segregation of Male
Inmates in New York City Prisons,” by James A. Hamilton, New York Medical
Journal, (May 18, 1921) ◙ The best Latin expression would be ‘Index
ingeniorum innatorum’… ◙ Occupation Hazards and Diagnostic Signs, a Guide
for Medical Examiners ◙ Institutions to be Recommended for Information ◙
Classification Based on Etiology ◙ Mental Classification ◙ E. C. Fischbein.
A Classification of the epilepsies [abstract] ◙ Memorandum in Reference to
the Individual Analysis Card for the Socially Inadequate ◙ New York State
Commission of Prisons, Twenty-sixth annual report, 1920 [handwritten summary
from report] ◙ Proposed standard form for criminal records ◙ Types of
Congenital Blindness ◙ II. The Insane [list] ◙ VII. The Blind [list] ◙ X.
The Dependent [list] ◙ Types of Congenital Deafness ◙ Classifications of
Alcoholic Patients with Regard to Occupation, Nationality, Etc. in the
Foxborough and Norfolk Hospitals, mass., and Bellevue Hospital, New York ◙
Handwritten notes ◙ Correspondence: American Journal of Sociology and Harry
Laughlin 12/16/1919 to 1/3/1920 (2) ▪
Albion W. Small and Laughlin 1/6/1920 to 3/20/1921 (2) ▪
Frank Wheeler and Laughlin 7/12/1921 ▪
J. A. Hamilton and Laughlin 7/12 to 7/14/1921 (2) [includes enclosure,
Causes of Blindness at the New York State School for the Blind…1920-21]
▪
Everett Flood and Laughlin 7/15/1921 ▪
Edward E. Allen and Laughlin 7/19/1921 ▪
Josephine B. Timberlake and Laughlin 7/27/1921 ▪
R. Pitner and Laughlin 7/28/1921 ▪
David Fairchild Weeks and Laughlin 8/3/1921 ▪
Cora Frances Stoddard and Laughlin 8/3/1921 ▪
Thomas J. Harris to Secretary, Eugenics Record Office 8/6/1921 ▪
W. C. Heffner 9/4 to 9/7/1921 (2) ▪
Fritz and Laughlin 9/8/1921 ▪
Mildred Pellens and Laughlin 9/9/1921 ▪
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company and Laughlin 12/12/1921 ▪
James Bronson Reynolds and Laughlin 11/3 to 12/4/1922 ▪
Sam B. Warner and Laughlin 11/23 to 12/4/1922 (2) ▪
Ralph G. Hurlin and Laughlin 11/28 to12/4/1922 (2) ▪
New York Public Library and Laughlin 8/23/1932 ▪
H. M. Lydenberg and Laughlin 8/27/1932 ▪
Mr. Osborn and Laughlin 9/7 to 9/12/1932 (2) |
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Artificial Cell
Handwritten notes |
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Coil-Spring
Study--Correspondence
Second Preliminary Programme of
the Third International Congress for Experimental Cytology, Cambridge
(England) ◙ Bibliographic references ◙ Correspondence: C. D. Darlington and
Harry Laughlin 3/20/1929 ▪ B. R.
Nebel and Laughlin 3/11 to 3/27/1933 (2) ▪
Miriam North and Laughlin 3/27 to 6/12/1933 (2) ▪
Thomas B. Fell and Laughlin 4/13 to 6/15/1933 (3) ▪
A. B. Stout and Laughlin 9/6/1934 ▪
E. G. Conklin and Laughlin 9/19/1934 ▪
Ware Cattell and Laughlin 9/28 to 10/5/1934 (2) ▪
Y. Sinoto and Laughlin 10/5/1934 ▪
Yoshiharu Kuwada and Laughlin 10/8/1934 ▪
Howard M. Parshley and Laughlin 11/15 to 11/20/1934 (2) ▪
Andre Diaconoff and Laughlin 11/20/1934 ▪
Albert F. Blakeslee and Laughlin 11/24 to 11/27/1934 (2) ▪
R. C. Cook and Laughlin 1/23 to 6/10/1935
(14) ▪ H. E. Walter and Laughlin
2/18 to 2/19/1935 (2) ▪
C. Leonard Huskins and Laughlin 3/16/1935 ▪
Copyright Office and Laughlin 5/31/1935 ▪
Jacques Cattell and Laughlin 7/20/1935 ▪
Donald C. Jones and Laughlin 7/20 to 8/6/1935 (4) ▪
J. McKeen Cattell and Laughlin 8/3/1935 |
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Coil-Spring
Study--Notes
Handwritten notes |
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Coil-Spring
Study--Proofs
List of Persons Interested in
Coil-Spring Study ◙ Coil-Springs and Chromosomes [draft] ◙ Coil-Springs and
Chromosomes [draft] [journal of Heredity stamped on side] ◙ Coil Spring
illustrations ◙ Note, The Coil Spring Postulate and its Consistent Phenomena
◙ Correspondence: R. C. Cook and Harry Laughlin 3/27/1935 |
| E-2-4:5 |
General Formula of
Heredity Charts
The General Formula of Heredity
K=f(M,R), basic formula [chart] [photograph] ◙ The General Formula of
Heredity K=f(M,R), II. The Two-Dimension Cartesian Geometry of the Several
Elements of the General Formula [chart] [photograph] ◙ The General Formula
of Heredity K=f(M,R), III. The Three-Dimension Cartesian Geometry of the
General Formula. The Construction of the Manerkon [chart] [photograph] ◙ The
General Formula of Heredity K=f(M,R), Trueness of Prediction [chart]
[photograph] ◙ The General Formula of Heredity K=f(M,R), Solution of the
Specific Formula [chart] [photograph] ◙ The Detection of Evolution [chart]
[photograph] ◙ The General Formula of Heredity K=f(M,R), Solution ◙ B.
Analytic Geometry of the Three Structural Units of the Basic Formula [chart]
[photograph] ◙ A. The Analytic Geometry of the Fifteen Constants of the
Basic Formula [chart] [photograph] ◙ Constituent Equations for the Three
Structural Units [chart] [photograph] ◙ K=Kfc…Example I [chart] [photograph] |
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Institute of Forest
Genetics
The Institute of Forest
Genetics [booklet] ◙
Correspondence: Laboratory for Forestry Genetics and Laughlin 7/30/1936
▪
Lloyd Austin and Laughlin 8/31/1936 to 2/17/1938 (2) ▪
Harvey J. Sconce and Laughlin 12/21/1936 to 1/19/1937 (2) ▪
James G. Eddy and Laughlin 12/29/1936 ▪
B. F. Williamson and Laughlin [postcard] 12/18/1937 |
| E-2-4:7 |
Karakul Sheep
Karakul Sheep, L. M. Crawford’s
Ranch [photographs] ◙ Notes describing the exhibits of the Second
International Congress of Eugenics…1921 ◙ Karakul Sheep by R. Owen Wahl ◙
“An Expedition to Bokhara, Russian Central Asia, to Study the Karakul Sheep
Industry,” by Robert K. Nabours, National Geographic Magazine ◙
Karakul Sheep by F. R. Marshall, L. L. Heller, and V. O. McWhorter ◙
Karakul, Fur Bearing Sheep ◙ “Mendelism in Fur Sheep Cross,” by Russell W.
Duck, Journal of Heredity 12:9 (November 1921) ◙ “Mendelism in Fur
Sheep Crosses—II, by Russell W. Duck, Journal of Heredity 13:2
(February 1922) ◙ Raising Persian Fur in America ◙ Committee on Agriculture
◙ Travel 35:4 (August 1920) ◙ Karakul [Persian Lamb Fur] Sheep
Exhibit [handwritten] ◙ The Karakul Desert Sheep [flyer] ◙ Correspondence:
Henry E. Barbour and Harry Laughlin 1/5/1920 to 1/29/1921 (2) ▪
J. R. Mohler to Morris Sheppard 6/4/1920 ▪
W. M. Sell to M. A. Benedict 9/6/1920 ▪
C. C. Young to Congressman 11/27/1920 ▪
George B. Christian, Jr. to Young 12/22/1920 ▪
Young and Laughlin 1/21/1921 to 3/3/1923 (8) ▪
Morris Sheppard and Laughlin 2/1/1921 ▪
James W. Wadsworth, Jr. and Laughlin 2/8/1921 ▪
R. K. Nabours and Laughlin 2/17 to 3/7/1921 (4) ▪
Colburn, Inc. to E. Barfield 7/15/1921 ▪
Henry Hoffman and Laughlin 8/12 to 9/13/1921 (3) ▪
F. E. Dawley and Laughlin 9/16/1921 [postcard] ▪
A. E. Pendl to Young 4/20/1922 ▪
Grootfontein School of Agriculture and Laughlin 11/25/1922 |
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Mitotic Potential
The Dynamics of Mitosis, the
Mitotic Potential [notebook] ◙ Handwritten notes |
| E-2-4:9 |
Racial Betterment;
Kentucky Academy of Science
Program, Thirty-Seventh Annual
Meeting of the Indiana Academy of Science…December 1 and 2, 1921 ◙ Abraham
Lincoln, his Efforts to Make America a White Nation [flyer by White America
Society] ◙ White America by Earnest Sevier Cox [advertising flyer] ◙ “Racial
Improvement,” by W. A. Plecker, Virginia Medical Monthly (November
1925) ◙ Thirteenth Annual Meeting of the Kentucky Academy of Science…May 1,
1926 [program] ◙ “The Second International Eugenics Congress,” by Arthur H.
Estabrook [“Read Indiana Academy of Science, Dec. 2, 1921” typed across top]
◙ The Principles of Eugenics, Abstract of address by Harry H. Laughlin ◙ The
Principles of Eugenics [draft] ◙ Memorandum on Eugenics and History ◙
Clipping: “The Mongrel Bays at the Moon” [cartoon] ◙ Correspondence:
Kentucky Academy of Science to members 3/10/1926 ▪
W. A. Plecker and Harry Laughlin 3/11/1926 ▪
A. M. Peter and Laughlin 5/3/1926 to 1/3/1927 (5) |
| E-2-4:10 |
Racing
Capacity--Correspondence
1937 Thoroughbred Yearlings,
property of Mereworth Stud, Inc. [sale catalog] ◙ Dec. 1937, Books and
Records needed to bring the Salmon Library up to date for active current
work ◙ Place-Prediction based on the quality of performance of the last
previous race of each entrant in 23 six-horse races truly run ◙ Paradox;
Shape of Probability Curve ◙ Clipping: “Expert Charts Racing Form of Unborn
Colts,” Herald-Tribune, Oct. 2, 1936 ◙ Correspondence: Donald
McCoskey and Harry Laughlin 9/16/1936 to 3/29/1938 (2) ▪
Walter J. Salmon and Laughlin 7/6/1937
▪ Secretary, Congress on the Theory of
Probability 7/27/1937 ▪ H. J.
Wollner to Albert F. Blakeslee 2/25/1938 ▪
Wollner and Laughlin 3/23 to 3/35/1938 (2) ▪
Thomas J. Johnson and Laughlin 4/25 to 6/15/1938 (2) ▪
A. Brazier Howell and Laughlin 5/4 to 6/15/1938 (2) ▪
J. E. Klees and Laughlin 2/6/1939 ▪
Algernon Daingerfield and Laughlin 2/7/1939 |
| E-2-4:11 |
Racing
Capacity--Horse--Notes
Notes on the “black books” and the
“brown books” [list] ◙ The Inheritance of Racing Capacity in the
Thoroughbred Horse [blank form] ◙ These first-hand investigations have
provided…[list] ◙ Handwritten notes and calculations |
| E-2-4:12 |
Tenderness-Sympathy
Test
Tenderness-Sympathy Test [chart]
[handwritten] ◙ Handwritten notes |
|
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Aspects of World
Government
An Examination into the
Historical, Geographical, Social, Cultural, Economic, and Racial Aspects of
Practical World Government [draft] |
| E-2-5:2 |
Boundaries of 6
Continents; Boundaries of Pan America
Declaration of the Territorial
Boundaries of Pan America, and of Each of Its Two Component Continents of
North America and South America ◙ Boundary of North America ◙ The Federal
Constabulary, with Border Patrol and Coast Guard ◙ Boundaries of the Six
Continent ◙ Draft of a Bill to Rectify Territorial Boundaries Between
Existing States, to Establish Geographical Boundaries of Territories, to
Prepare Territories for Statehood, and to Admit New States into the Union ◙
The Geographic Boundaries of Pan-America ◙ Special “Bureaus [list] ◙ 1.
Declaration by the Pan American Congress of Geography and History, Rio de
Janeiro, 1932 ◙ Atlas of the World [with pencil markings] ◙ Correspondence:
U. S. Geological Survey and Laughlin 11/30/1926 ▪
E. Lester Jones and Laughlin 12/24/1926 ▪
R. L. Faris and Laughlin 3/21/1927 |
| E-2-5:3 |
Common Government of
the World
The Common Government of the World |
| E-2-5:4 |
Common Government of
the World--Proofs
The Common Government of the
World, a Draft of a Political Constitution for Regulating the Major Aspects
of International Contact, Drawn in Accordance with Proven Federal and
Democratic Practices, Logically Applicable to the World as a Civil Unit ◙
The Common Government of the World, A Draft of A World Constitution in
Accordance with Proven Federal Practice and Unhampered Democratic Ideals
[draft] |
| E-2-5:5 |
Correspondence--League
to Enforce Peace
A World Government Needed
[pamphlet] ◙ Formula for International Disarmament ◙ Clippings: “Owen to
Talk for League;” “Peace League’s Programme” ◙ Correspondence: John Wesley
Hill and Harry Laughlin 12/12/1912 ▪
Margaret Alexander and Laughlin 10/27/1917 ▪
Robert Goldsmith and Laughlin 12/12/1917 to 1/12/1918 ▪
William H. Wadhams 1/7/1918 to 6/22/1921 (9) ▪
League to Enforce Peace and Laughlin 3/27/1918 ▪
Harry G. Andrews and Laughlin 4/29/1918 ▪
George Creel and Laughlin 8/21/1918 ▪
Oscar Newfong and Laughlin 11/27/1918 ▪
Edward Cummings and Laughlin 2/4 to 3/4/1919 (2) |
| E-2-5:6 |
Correspondence--Map;
Pan American Study
Correspondence: John C. Merriam
and Harry Laughlin 1/22 to 2/22/1936 (4) ▪
Charles O. Paullin and Laughlin 1/28 to 3/1/1936 (3) ▪
Gil Borges and Laughlin 2/21 to 4/28/1936 (3) ▪
Robert Redfield and Laughlin 3/21 to 3/23/1936 (2) ▪
L. S. Rowe and Laughlin 4/11/1936 |
| E-2-5:7 |
Correspondence--Pan
American Study
Receipt, 11/07/36, Munson
Steamship Line ◙ Correspondence: Munson Line and Harry Laughlin n.d. and
10/30/1936 (2) ▪ War Department and
Laughlin 1/12/1929 ▪ Lexicographer’s
Easy Chair and Laughlin 1/21/1929 ▪
Lexicographer and Laughlin 2/14/1929 ▪
John C. Merriam and Laughlin 6/16 to 10/17/1936 (7) ▪
William Manger and Laughlin 6/20 to 10/21/1936 (6) ▪
Memorandum concerning distribution of Analysis Volume on Pan American
Immigration Laws and Regulations 10/28/1936 ▪
George L. Streeter and Laughlin 10/31/1936 ▪
Cordell Hull and Laughlin 11/6/1936 ▪
R. S. Rowe to W. M. Gilbert 11/30/1937 ▪
McKinley Publishing Company and Laughlin 12/14/1938 |
| E-2-5:8 |
Correspondence--Payment Request--Pan American Study
Correspondence: John C. Merriam
and Harry Laughlin 11/18/1935 to 1/20/1936 (5) ▪
Walter M. Gilbert and Laughlin 1/7 to 3/5/1936 (5) ▪
Merriam to George L. Streeter 1/20/1936 ▪
E. A. Varela and Laughlin 2/1 to 5/16/1936 (6) ▪
Varela to A. F. Blakeslee 2/3/1936 ▪
Blakeslee and Laughlin 2/26/1936 ▪
E. B. Biesecker and Laughlin 3/6 to 3/30/1936 (2) ▪
H. E. MacEwen and Laughlin 3/17 to 5/8/1936 (5) |
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Descriptions of
Various Countries
Brief country profiles of:
Argentina; Bolivia; Brazil; Chile; Colombia; Costa Rica; Cuba; Ecuador;
Paraguay; Peru; United States, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands,
U. S. Canal Zone; Dominican Republic; Uruguay; Venezuela; Canada;
Newfoundland and Labrador; Iceland; Bahamas; Barbados; Bermuda; British
Guiana; British Honduras; Guatemala; Haiti; Honduras; Mexico; Surinam;
Curacao; Nicaragua; Panama; Salvador; Falkland Islands; Jamaica; Leeward
Islands; Trinidad and Tobago; Windward Islands; French Guiana; Martinique;
Greenland |
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Incomplete Typescripts
of World Government Papers
World Government [incomplete
drafts] |
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International Boundary
Survey-141st Meridian
International Boundary Surveys—141st
Meridian ◙ Correspondence: International Boundary Commission and Harry
Laughlin 1/10/1928 |
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Map Correspondence
Hand drawn maps of Caspian sea
region [2] ◙ Correspondence: Benjamin H. Sanborn & Co. and Harry Laughlin
8/21/1918 ▪ General Drafting Co. and
Laughlin 8/21/1918 ▪ W. F. Young and
Laughlin 8/22/1918 ▪ Chief, Bureau
of Foreign and Domestic Commerce and Laughlin 8/24/1918 ▪
Samuel L. Rogers and Laughlin 8/24 to 8/28/1918 (3) ▪
Rand, McNally & Co. and Laughlin 8/27 to 10/16/1918 (3) ▪
Ellsworth Huntington and Laughlin 9/5 to 10/2/1918 (2) ▪
Ginn & Co. and Laughlin 10/16/1918 |
| E-2-5:13 |
Pan American
population and Immigration--Partial Manuscript
Partial manuscript of the Pan
American population and immigration study [draft] |
| E-2-5:14 |
Proposed Constitution
for World Government
A Proposed Fundamental
Structure for the Common Government of the World
[manuscript] |
| E-2-5:15 |
Spandrel of Master
Map--Pan American
Basic equation’s for the Master
Map ◙ B. The Relation Between the Basic-Master-Map of Pan-America and the
Standard-Equal-Area-Pan American-Grid [draft] ◙ (c) To Use the Standard Grid
on other Basic Map-Projection-System [draft] ◙ C. Special Qualities of the
Pan American Projection System [draft] ◙ Formulae and instructions for
ruling standard Pan American Equal-Area-Grid-Square system… [handwritten] ◙
Correspondence: Frank M. Albert and Harry Laughlin 2/27 to 3/28/1936 (2)
▪
Francis B. Bowman and Laughlin 3/26 to 3/26/1936 (2) |
| E-2-5:16 |
Tariff
Key to Color Scheme Used on Tariff
Maps, Prepared by Oliver C. Moles ◙ [Tariff] maps of: World; Africa, Asia,
South America ◙ memorandum Regarding Maps Showing Tariff Discrimination,
Prepared by Oliver C. Moles, February 2, 1918 ◙ Handwritten notes ◙
Correspondence: F. M. Halstead and Harry Laughlin 8/21 to 8/26/1918 (2)
▪
Byron R. Newton and Laughlin 8/21/1918 ▪
Treasury Department and Laughlin 8/27/1918 ▪
United States Tariff Commission and Laughlin 8/28 to 8/29/1918 (2) ▪
Samuel L. Rogers and Laughlin 8/30/1918 ▪
Louis Domeratzky and Laughlin 9/5 to 9/26/1918 (3) ▪
Burt E. Barlow and Laughlin 9/9 to 10/26/1918 (4) ▪
Charles Evans Hughes and Laughlin 4/16/1921 |
| E-2-5:17 |
World
Government--Miscellaneous Manuscripts (Partial)
International Law for the Control
of Human Migration and naturalization ◙ The Attainment of International
Peace by International Political Federation ◙ The Basic Principles of
International Law in Relation to Human Migration and Naturalization ◙
Article I. Bill of Human Rights and Duties ◙ Article VII. The Distribution
of Governmental Functions ◙ Judging the Principles. The elements of
civilization most liable to be deeply influenced by the principles worked
out… [draft] ◙ Handwritten notes ◙ Correspondence: Atlantic Monthly and
Harry Laughlin 5/8/1920 ▪ Glenn
Frank and Laughlin 5/13/1920 ▪ J.
McKeen Cattell and Laughlin 12/2/1920 |
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|
World
Parliament--Notes, Correspondence
Handwritten notes ◙
Correspondence: Doctor Cattell and Harry Laughlin n.d. ▪
Department of State and Laughlin 9/14/1918 ▪
Sidney E. Mezes and Laughlin 917/1918 ▪
Paul S. Tomlinson and Laughlin 3/26 to 5/27/1919 (7) ▪
Emerson McMillin and Laughlin 4/5 to 4/19/1919 (3) ▪
James G. McDonald and Laughlin 4/15 to 4/19/1919 (2) ▪
Gilbert H. Grosvenor and Laughlin 4/19 to 5/8/1919 (2) ▪
George A. Finch and Laughlin 4/22/1919 ▪
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and Laughlin 10/18/1919 ▪
Macmillan Company and Laughlin 7/12/1920 |
|
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Actual Pedigree of
Cataract
Actual Pedigree of Cataract
[chart] |
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Actual Pedigrees of
Albinism
Actual Pedigrees of Albinism,
Illustrating the Manner of the Transmission of Recessive Traits [chart] |
| E-2-6:3 |
An abacus for
Illustrating the Structure of the Human Germ-Plasm
An Abacus for Illustrating the
Structure of the Human Germ-Plasm, and for Demonstrating the Segregation and
recombination of Ancestral Traits [chart] |
| E-2-6:4 |
Black Skin Pigment in
Man
Black Skin Pigment in Man [chart] |
| E-2-6:5 |
Diagram Illustrating
the Continuity of the Germ-Plasm and Consequently the Continuity of
Ancestral Traits
Diagram Illustrating the Continuity
of the Germ-Plasm and Consequently the Continuity of Ancestral Traits (after
Davenport) [chart] |
| E-2-6:6 |
Eugenical
Classification of Human Stock
Eugenical Classification of the
Human Stock [outline] |
| E-2-6:7 |
Four Generations in
One Almshouse at One Time, at Yaphank, Suffolk Co., N. Y.--July 27, 1917
Four Generations in One Almshouse
at One Time, at Yaphank, Suffolk Co, N. Y., July 27, 1917 [simple pedigree
chart with photograph of the four generations] |
| E-2-6:8 |
Fragment of Dwight
Family--Inherited Scholarship
Fragment of Dwight Family,
Inherited Scholarship [chart] |
| E-2-6:9 |
Genealogical Cards
Fifteen Population Census of the
United States, 1930, and United States Population Registry registration card
[blank] |
| E-2-6:10 |
Herediscope--Record
Blank
Herediscope record blank, Single
Factor Inheritance [blank form] |
| E-2-6:11 |
Herediscope--the Multiple Factor Record Chart ;
Four Pairs of
Allelomorphs
Herediscope, Multiple Factor
Record Chart [blank form] ◙ Herediscope, Record Blank, Four Pairs of
Allelomorphs [blank form] |
| E-2-6:12 |
Hereditary Predisposition to Mental Illness
Hereditary Predisposition to
Mental Illness, 1. Manic Depressive Insanity [chart] ◙ Hereditary
Predisposition to Mental Illness, 2. Dementia Praecox [chart] |
| E-2-6:13 |
Hovel Type of Source
of Defectives
Hovel Type of Source of Defectives
[chart] |
| E-2-6:14 |
Hypothetical Pedigree
Consonant with the Known Principles of Heredity
Hypothetical Pedigree Consonant
with the Known Principles of Heredity [chart] |
| E-2-6:15 |
Kallikak Family of New
Jersey
Kallikak Family of New Jersey,
Normal Line, Degenerate Line [chart] |
| E-2-6:16 |
Mathematical Model of
the Three Dimension Manerkon; Sample Two-Dimensional Manerkonic Cross
Section
Mathematical Model of the Three
Dimension Manerkon K-f(M,R)... ◙ A Sample Two-Dimensional Manerkonic
Cross-Section when M or Racing Capacity in the sire = 114.28 |
| E-2-6:17 |
Pedigree of the Counts
Tolstoy [Chart]
Pedigree of the Counts Tolstoy
[chart] |
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Poorhouse Type of
Source of Defectives
Poorhouse Type of Source of
Defectives, Actual Pedigree of Family Represented in the Skillman State
Village for Epileptics [chart] |
| E-2-6:19 |
Sample Pedigree Chart
Showing the Manner of Construction, and the Use of Standard and Special
Symbols
Sample Pedigree Cart Showing the
Manner of Construction, and the Use of Standard and Special Symbols ◙ Study
of Heredity of Weight [blank form] |
| E-2-6:20 |
Simple Diagrammatic
Explanation of the Phenomena of Heredity
Simple Diagrammatic Explanation of
the Phenomena of Heredity |
| E-2-6:21 |
The M_H_ Pedigree
The M_H_ Pedigree, Showing the
Sort of Offspring Being Produced by an Insane Man until he was Sterilized
upon being Discharged after a Short Commitment in the Boston State Hospital
[chart] |
| E-2-6:22 |
World Maps and
Charts
The Six Natural Primary
Territorial Subdivisions of the World [map] ◙ Delimitacion de la Frontera
Natural Geografica de Pan America [map] ◙ 3. Asia, Representative Rating in
the World Parliament [chart] ◙ 4. Australasia, Representative Rating in the
World Parliament [chart] ◙ 5. North America, Representative Rating in the
World Parliament [chart] ◙ 7. Summary: World [chart] |
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Zygote Which is also
Identical with the Germ-Plasm, Carried by the Soma...; Apparatus for
Illustrating the Segregation and Recombination of....
Zygote which is also identical
with the germ-plasm carried by the soma which develops from it, and
apparatus for illustrating the segregation and recombination of genetic
units, each spool represents one chromosome [chart] |
|
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Correspondence—1927-1929; Congressional
Leaders [Census
Registry]
Correspondence: E. Hart Fenn and Harry
Laughlin 7/8/1927 to 8/13/1929 (11) ▪
J. Robert Conroy and Laughlin 7/18/1928 to 3/21/1929 (2) ▪
R. H. Norton and Laughlin 4/6/1929 ▪
Marion E. Martin and Laughlin 4/6/1929 ▪
Reed Smoot and Laughlin 4/6 to 8/23/1929 (3) ▪
H. D. Hatfield and Laughlin 4/6 to 8/23/1929 (2) ▪
Simeon D. Fess and Laughlin 4/6 to 8/17/1929 (2) ▪
John P. Robertson and Laughlin 4/6/1929 ▪
Thomas D. Schall and Laughlin 4/8 to 8/23/1929 (4) ▪
Charles W. Waterman and Laughlin 4/8 to 8/24/1929 (2) ▪
V. S. K. Houston and Laughlin 4/8 to 8/15/1929 (5) ▪
Bon Geaslin and Laughlin 4/8 to 8/23/1929 (2) ▪
Charles E. Jackson and Laughlin 4/8/1929 ▪
Otis F. Glenn and Laughlin 4/8 to 8/23/1929 (2) ▪
Alben W. Barkley and Laughlin 4/8 to 8/14/1929 (2) ▪
C. C. Dill and Laughlin 4/8 to 8/16/1929 (3) ▪
Henrik Shipstead and Laughlin 4/8 to
8/23/1929 (2) ▪ Hugo L. Black and
Laughlin 4/8 to 8/15/1929 (2) ▪
Walter E. Edge and Laughlin 4/8 to 8/22/1929 (3) ▪
Mabel E. Griswold and Laughlin 4/8 to 8/16/1929 (3) ▪
Charles Curtis and Laughlin 4/8 to 8/13/1929 (5) ▪
Nicholas Longworth and Laughlin 4/8 to 8/13/1929 (6) ▪
John M. Wolverton and Laughlin 4/9 to 8/6/1929 (2) ▪
Smith W. Brookhart and Laughlin 4/9 to 8/16/1929 (2) ▪
William King and Laughlin 4/9 to 9/30/1929 (4) ▪
Ernest Hill and Laughlin 4/9/1929 ▪
Charles S. Deneen and Laughlin 4/9 to 8/16/1929 (2) ▪
Arthur Capper and Laughlin 4/9 to 9/7/1929 (4) ▪
S. O. Bland and Laughlin 4/9 to 8/27/1929 (4) ▪
T. A. Huntley and Laughlin 4/10 to 8/29/1929 (2) ▪
Thomas J. Meaney and Laughlin 4/1 to 4/13/1929 (2) ▪
Daniel F. Steck and Laughlin 4/10 to 8/23/1929 (2) ▪
Phillips Lee Goldsborough and Laughlin 4/10 to 9/5/1929 (3) ▪
Frank P. Bohn and Laughlin 4/11 to 8/27/1929 (2) ▪
Frederick W. Dallinger and Laughlin 4/11 to 8/30/1929 (2) ▪
William R. Coyle and Laughlin 4/22 to 8/26/1929 (4) ▪
Frederic D. Walcott and Laughlin 4/11 to 8/24/1929 (4) ▪
Riley J. Wilson and Laughlin 4/11 to 9/6/1929 (2) ▪
Roy G. Fitzgerald and Laughlin 4/11 to 8/30/1929 (2) ▪
Joe Crail and Laughlin 4/11 to 8/30/1929 (2) ▪
Carl R. Chindblom and Laughlin 4/12 to 8/26/1929 (3) ▪
Frank L. Bowman and Laughlin 4/12/1929 ▪
Robert L. Bacon and Laughlin 4/12 to 8/26/1929 (2) ▪
Hiram Bingham and Laughlin 4/12 to 8/16/1929 (6) ▪
D. M. Ellison and Laughlin 4/12/1929 ▪
S. Wallace Dempsey and Laughlin 4/12 to 8/30/1929 (3) ▪
Dorothy E. Duffey and Laughlin 4/13/1929 ▪
Elmer Thomas and Laughlin 4/13 to 8/23/1929 (3) ▪
David I. Walsh and Laughlin 4/14 to 8/24/29 (2) ▪
Hamilton F. Kean and Laughlin 4/15 to 9/13/1929 (3) ▪
Edmund F. Cooke and Laughlin 4/15 to 8/26/29 (2) ▪
Albert H. Vestal and Laughlin 4/16 to 9/6/1929 (2) ▪
Sol Bloom and Laughlin 4/16 to 8/26/1929 (2) ▪
Theodore E. Burton and Laughlin 4/16 to 8/16/1929 (3) ▪
W. F. Brunner and Laughlin 4/16 to 8/26/1929 (2) ▪
Albert E. Carter and Laughlin 4/17 to 8/26/1929 (2) ▪
S. M. Lee and Laughlin 4/19 to 8/24/1929 (2) ▪
Alice E. Harvey and Laughlin 5/8/1929 ▪
Robert F. Wagner and Laughlin 5/22/1929 ▪
Joe T. Robinson and Laughlin 5/23 to 8/23/1929 (2) ▪
Henry J. Allen and Laughlin 5/24 to 8/12/1929 (2) ▪
Ellison D. Smith and Laughlin 5/24 to 8/23/1929 (2) ▪
D. A. Reed and Laughlin 5/24 to 8/23/1929 (3) ▪
L. S. Reid and Laughlin 5/25/1929 ▪
W. H. McMaster and Laughlin 5/25 to 8/23/1929 (2) ▪
Raymond C. Brown to Houston 7/25/1929 ▪
Lilien Kreiselman and Laughlin 8/14/1929 ▪
David K. Bent and Laughlin 8/14/1929 ▪
John J. Blaine and Laughlin 8/15/1929 ▪
Rene L. DeRouen and Laughlin 8/20 to 8/30/1929 (2) ▪
Paul H. Willingham and Laughlin 8/22/1929 ▪
George W. Norris and Laughlin 8/23/1929 ▪
Lois Wickham and Laughlin 8/24/1929 ▪
H. S. Crouch and Laughlin 8/24/1929 ▪
Dora M. Gullickson and Laughlin 8/26/1929 ▪
J. F. McCurain and Laughlin 8/26/1929 ▪
W. H. Sault and Laughlin 8/27/1929 ▪
Waterman’s secretary and Laughlin 8/27/1929 ▪
T. M. Stewart to Eugenics Research Ass’n 8/27/1929 ▪
Coyle’s secretary and Laughlin 8/27/1929 ▪
L. Shepard and Laughlin 8/28/1929 ▪
Bacon’s secretary and Laughlin 8/28/1929 ▪
M. C. Edmunds and Laughlin 8/28/1929 ▪
James H. Herrman and Laughlin 9/2/1929 ▪
W. M. Steuart and Laughlin 9/13/1929 |
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Photographs of Siblings
Dr. Nimrod Dickenson
Laughlin [photograph] ◙ Dr. William R. Laughlin [photograph] ◙ Anna
Elizabeth Laughlin Lane, “Aunt Bessie” [photograph] ◙ Dr. Earl Laughlin, Sr.
[photograph] ◙ Dr. George M. Laughlin [photograph] ◙ Model Rural School
Garden [photograph] ◙ Adair County Agricultural Society, October 11-16, 1909
[photograph of exhibit] ◙ Adair County Historical Society membership
certificates for Dr. George M. and Dr. Blanche Still Laughlin |
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Finding Aids to Eugenical Materials in the
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Archives
Finding aids to the Cold Spring Harbor
Laboratory Archives. Finding aids include lists for: ◙ Publications -
Eugenical News, Bibliographia Eugenica, Bulletins ◙ Carnegie
Institute of Washington Publications - the monograph series ◙ Finding aid
for the Davenport/Harris papers |
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Indiana Eugenical Materials
Eugenical materials found in the Indiana
State Archives. Includes photocopies of published articles ◙ Vasectomy as a
Means of Preventing Procreation in Defectives ◙ Medical and Legal Aspects of
Sterilization in Indiana ◙ Mental Defectives in Indiana, Second Report of
the Indiana Committee on Mental Defectives, (1919) ◙ The Sterilization of
Degenerates ◙ The Severing of the Vasa Deferentia and its Relation to the
Neuropsychopathic Constitution |
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Eugenics Articles
Allen, Garland E., “The Eugenics
Record Office at Cold Spring Harbor, 1910-1940, an Essay in Institutional
History,” Osiris. 2nd Series, 1986 2:225-264
◙ “Born
or Bred,” Newsweek, Feb. 24, 1992 ◙ Bird, Randall D., and Garland
Allen, “The JHB Archive Report: The Papers of Harry Hamilton Laughlin,
Eugenicist,”, Journal of the History of Biology 14:2 (Fall 1981) ◙
Cordasco, Francisco, Dictionary of American Immigration History, pp.
484-485 ◙ Cravens, Hamilton, Triumph of Evolution: American Scientists
and the Heredity-Environment Controversy 1900-41, pp. 177-180, 184 ◙
Cummings, Michael R., Human Heredity, Principles and Issues, pp.
421-424 ◙ Cynkar, Robert J., “Buck Vs. Bell: Felt Necessities v.
Fundamental Values?” Columbia Law Review 81:1418 ◙ Kenny, Michael
G., “Toward A racial Abyss: Eugenics, Wickliffe Draper, and the Origins of
the Pioneer Fund, ” Journal of the History of Behavioral Sciences
38:3 ◙ Ludmere, Kenneth, “Genetics and American Society, a Historical
Appraisal” ◙ Pfeiffer, David, “Overview of the Disability Movement: History,
Legislative Record and Political Implications, ” Policy Studies Journal
21:4 ◙ Quinn, Peter, “Race Cleansing in America, ” American
Heritage
(February/March 2003) ◙ Shapiro, Thomas M., Population Control Policies,
Women, Sterilization, and Reproductive Choice , pp. 35, 37, 40 |
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Lombardo, Paul--Eugenics Articles
“Medicine, Eugenics and the Supreme Court:
From Coercive Sterilization to Reproductive Freedom,” Journal of
Contemporary Health Law and Policy 13 (1996) ◙ “Carrie Buck’s Pedigree,”
Journal of Laboratory and Clinical Medicine 138:4 (October 2001) ◙
“Facing Carrie Buck,” Hastings Center Report, (March-April 2003) ◙
“’The American Breed’: Nazi Eugenics and the Origins of the Pioneer Fund,”
Albany Law Review 65:3 (2002) ◙ “Taking Eugenics Seriously: Three
Generations of ??? are Enough,” Florida State University Law Review
30:2 (Winter 2003) ◙ “Pioneer’s Big Lie,” Albany Law Review 66:4
(2003) |
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Eugenics Articles--Newspaper
“Physician Flays Eugenic School” Kansas
City Journal, August 2, 1914 ◙ Hardin, Peter, “Eugenics Gains second
Chance?” Richmond Times Dispatch, April 27, 2002 ◙ Adler, Eric,
“Missourian Played Key Role in Old-Time Eugenics Movement,” Kansas City
Star, April 27, 2002 |
