Tue Dec 17 16:48:20 2013 UTClccn-n791396000.00Suzanne de Borhegyi Forrest research papers0.241.00Papers relating to The Life of Lorena Hickok, E.R.'s Friend,261583146n 791396003708635155826lccn-n79144645Roosevelt, Eleanor1884-1962lccn-n79145626Beasley, Maurine Hoffmanedtlccn-n79064637Lowitt, Richard1922-edtlccn-n83158974Keller, Helen1880-1968lccn-n50012068Faber, Doris1924-lccn-n93093538Streitmatter, Rodgerlccn-n79141386Gould, Jean1909-1993lccn-n50045219Reuther, Walter1907-1970lccn-n91064895Golay, Michael1951-lccn-n83158977Sullivan, Annie1866-1936Hickok, Lorena A.18891968195419561958195919601961196219631964196519661967196819721975197619771978197919801981198219831985198819921996199719981999200020042006200720102013811642128BHC106.3ocn711803282142813ocn006916179book19810.30Hickok, Lorena AOne third of a nation : Lorena Hickok reports on the Great Depression+-+01456570758905ocn038549789book19980.26Roosevelt, EleanorEmpty without you : the intimate letters of Eleanor Roosevelt and Lorena HickokPerhaps as valuable as these intimations of a love affair are the glimpses this collection offers of an Eleanor Roosevelt strikingly different from the icon she has become. Although the figure who emerges in these pages is as determined and politically adept as the woman we know, she is also surprisingly sarcastic and funny, tender and vulnerable, and even judgmental and petty - all less public but no less important attributes of our most beloved first lady+-+83749393158836ocn000375171book19720.32Gould, JeanWalter Reuther; labor's rugged individualist75721ocn000300362book19580.07Hickok, Lorena AThe story of Helen KellerThe life of Helen Keller5397ocn001373338book19610.19Hickok, Lorena AThe touch of magic; the story of Helen Keller's great teacher, Anne Sullivan Macy4714ocn001215317book19540.27Roosevelt, EleanorLadies of courage2592ocn001291163book19560.07Hickok, Lorena AThe story of Franklin D. Roosevelt2445ocn001368017book19620.25Hickok, Lorena AThe road to the White House; F.D.R.: the pre-presidential years2242ocn009881879book19590.16Hickok, Lorena AThe story of Eleanor RooseveltThis is the story of a shy, awkward girl who, because of her courage and selflessness, was a person known and loved the world over2023ocn001376728book19620.22Hickok, Lorena AReluctant First Lady4915ocn319858246book19680.08Hickok, Lorena AL'histoire d'Helen KellerQuel avenir peut avoir une petite fille de six ans, aveugle, sourde et muette ?52ocn470808716book19620.22Hickok, Lorena AEleanor Roosevelt, reluctant First Lady32ocn186227462book19600.01Hickok, Lorena AHelen Keller32ocn711803282book19720.20Gould, JeanWalter Reuther21ocn651600981book20100.63Hickok, Lorena A<>11ocn251518623book1980Hickok, Lorena A[Reluctant First Lady] Eleanor Roosevelt11ocn224369685book1992Hickok, Lorena AHelenos keler istorija11ocn045763863mix1.00Douglas, Helen GahaganCongressional papersThe Douglas Collection spans her careers as actress and member of the U.S. House, 1945-1950. The bulk of the collection is congressional and covers many aspects of foreign and domestic affairs. Formats include correspondence, press releases, speeches, clippings, reports, newsletters, pamphlets, bills, personal notes, maps, photographs, and scripts11ocn009639404rcrd0.07Hickok, Lorena AThe story of Helen Keller11ocn155523285mix1.00Hickok, Lorena AAbout half of the collection consists of personal correspondence between Hickok and Eleanor Roosevelt, 1932-1962, with some clippings, itineraries, telegrams, and other miscellaneous items. Papers from her work as Chief Investigator for the Federal Emergency Relief Administration include her reports to Mr. Hopkins, an "Introductory Chapter," and miscellaneous correspondence and expense account material, 1933-1936. Correspondence and subject files include letters, telegrams, manuscripts, newspaper copy, clippings, invitations, and financial and other miscellaneous material, 1913-1962. Correspondents include Mary Norton, Congresswoman from New Jersey, Marion Harron, a member of the United States Tax Court, Alicent Holt, one of Hickok's former teachers, Mary Dewson, Earl Miller, and Malvina Thompson10153ocn005899071book19800.26Faber, DorisThe life of Lorena Hickok : E.R.'s friend6212ocn800031943book20130.21Golay, MichaelAmerica 1933 : the Great Depression, Lorena Hickok, Eleanor Roosevelt, and the shaping of the New DealThe first account of the remarkable 18-month journey of Lorena Hickok, intimate friend of Eleanor Roosevelt, throughout the country during the worst of the Great Depression, bearing witness to the unprecedented ravages; an indelible portrait of an unprecedented crisis4891ocn005846575book19800.22Hickok, Lorena AEleanor Roosevelt, reluctant First Lady61ocn826457123book20130.10Golay, MichaelDispatches from a Stricken Land : Lorena Hickok's Journeys Through America During the Great Depression21ocn028411641mix1.00Faber, DorisPapers relating to The Life of Lorena Hickok, E.R.'s FriendBusiness correspondence with publishers, general correspondence, clippings, reference material, and drafts and edited mss., of Faber relating to her biography of Lorena Hickok, journalist and publicist21ocn028414111mix1.00Gould, JeanCorrespondence, clippings, and notes, relating to Gould's research and writing of the biography of Walter Reuther (1972), on which she collaborated with Lorena Hickock. Includes 13 letters from Eugene V. Debs to Charles Eavin. Correspondents include Victor G. Reuther11ocn250711028visu20070.47First lady suite11ocn155522564mix1.00Dewson, MollyCorrespondence, speeches, newspaper clippings, campaign material, notebooks, scrapbooks, and a diary relating to Democratic Party matters and her government positions on the Advisory Council of the President's Committee on Economic Security and the Social Security Board. Subjects include the campaign of 1936, Equal Rights Amendment, National Consumers' League, social security, women in politics, the New Deal, and women's wages and employment. Correspondents include Grace Abbott, Florence Allen, Clara Beyer, Harriet Elliott, James A. Farley, Felix Frankfurter, Lorena Hickok, Louis M. Howe, Herbert Lehman, Frances Perkins, Eleanor Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., Alfred E. Smith, Harry S. Truman, Henry A. Wallace, and Sue S. White. Also, her unpublished manuscript of "An Aid to the End."11ocn014117471mix1.00Tillett, Gladys AveryGladys Avery Tillett papersSignificant correspondents include Molly Dewson and Lorena A. Hickock, with whom Tillett worked in the Women's Division of the Democratic Party; friend, teacher, and fellow Democrat Harriet Elliott; Eleanor Roosevelt; and Tillett's husband, lawyer Charles Walter Tillett11ocn155523202mix1.00Roosevelt, AnnaCorrespondence, minutes, reports, tributes, speeches, articles, clippings, and other materials pertaining to her parents, 1901-1975, including her correspondence with her parents, 1909-1962; family correspondence with Sara Delano Roosevelt, her husband James A. Halsted, her previous husbands Curtis Dall and John Boettiger, her children Anna Eleanor Dall Seagraves, Curtis Roosevelt Dall (who later dropped the name Dall), and John Roosevelt Boettiger, and her brothers James, Elliott, Franklin, and John Aspinwall Roosevelt. Other correspondents in the collection include Malvina Thompson, Maureen Corr, Stephen Early, David and Maude Gray, Averell Harriman, Lorena Hickok, Joseph and Trude Lash, Adlai E. Stevenson, Harry S. Truman, and Grace Tully. Subject files contain correspondence, articles, speeches, drafts, notes, clippings, and other materials relating to her jobs, radio programs, speeches, and organizations she supported including American Civil Liberties Union, Human Rights Commission, National Committee on Household Employment, National Foundation-March of Dimes, National Youth Administration, Office of Economic Opportunity, President's Commission on the Status of Women, the United Nations, and the Wiltwyck School. Collection also include letters written by her grandfather Elliott Roosevelt, 1886-189211ocn044038373book19801.00Beasley, Maurine HoffmanLorena A. Hickok : journalistic influence on Eleanor Roosevelt11ocn232006571mix1.00Dewson, MollyCorrespondence, writings and speeches, programs, reports, minutes, clippings, and published works pertain to Dewson's work with the American Red Cross in France, the National Consumers' League on minimum wage problems, the Democratic National Committee's women's division, the Women's Educational and Industrial Union, Boston, and the Massachusetts Industrial School for Girls, Lancaster. Manuscript biography of her mother, Elizabeth Weld (Williams) Dewson (1836-1912), a travel diary, and Wellesley College material are also included11ocn155523660mix1.00Lape, Esther EverettPapers consist almost exclusively of incoming correspondence from Chester Bowles, Maureen Corr, Anna and James Halsted, Lorena Hickok, Aldous Huxley, Joseph Lash, Lady Stella Reading, Helen Reid, Eleanor Roosevelt, Malvina Thompson, Narcissa Vanderlip, and others. Subjects include the American Foundation, the American Peace Award, the Roosevelts, efforts to secure a posthumous Nobel Peace Award to Eleanor Roosevelt, her estate "Salt Meadow" in Connecticut, the Schulmerich carillons, the United States and the Soviet Union, and other aspects of her interest in peace and international cooperation11ocn232008810book1.00Nash, Ruth CowanSeries I-IV contains biographical information; reminiscences; personal and professional correspondence; financial records, including income tax returns and bank statements; writings, clippings of articles for the Associated Press, feature stories, and speeches11ocn078715573visu20041.00First Lady SuiteMusical comedy featuring skits involving First Ladies Eleanor Roosevelt, Bess Truman, Mamie Eisenhower, Jacqueline Kennedy, Lady Bird Johnson, and other prominent public figures from the mid-20th century11ocn037896410mixForrest, SuzanneSuzanne de Borhegyi Forrest research papers :Collection consists of photocopies of documents relating to federal and state depression era programs in New Mexico. Many have Forrest's handwritten notes on them. Some W.P.A. materials included concern women's work, education, family, citizenship, and health. Also included are photocopies of papers from other federal agencies, the Lorena Hickok-Harry Hopkins papers, New Mexico project documents (land use and purchase), and water utilization documents11ocn053938472art1999Hickok, Lorena Alice11ocn073158268art2006Kaszuba, David"Auntie Gopher" : Lorena Hickok tackles college football11ocn049522795mix0.47Schain, JosephinePapersPapers focus primarily on Schain's involvement in a host of women's organizations, the purpose of which was advocacy of international peace through cooperative enterprise among nations. There is a small amount of material relating to women and the vote, notably the Democratic National Committee, Empire State Campaign Committee, and the League of Women Voters. The papers are arranged in five series: Biographical material, Correspondence, Writings and Speeches, Organizations, and Subject files. Notable correspondents include Margaret Corbett Ashby, Mary Ritter Beard, Carrie Chapman Catt, Newton Diehl Baker, Helen Gahagan Douglas, India Edwards, Helen Hayes, Lorena Hickok, Stanley Hornbeck, Cordell Hull, Rosa Manus, Alva Reimer Myrdal, Maud Wood Park, Frances Perkins, and Virginia Rishel. The Carrie Chapman Catt correspondence is extensive. The photographs in this collection are also noteworthy and include images of Catt and Schain, as well as group photographs of various international peace conferences11ocn047181687mix0.10Bond, PatPat Bond papersThe Papers contain background research, notes, early drafts, and manuscripts for Bond's one-woman shows. Two of the better known pieces are "Gerty, Gerty, Gerty Stein Is Back, Back, Back" and "Lorena Hickok and Eleanor Roosevelt: a Love Story." There are also correspondence, diaries, autobiographical notes, photographs, reviews, and awards+-+0145657075+-+0145657075Tue Dec 17 14:48:15 EST 2013batch19728