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COMMUNITY SERVICE SOCIETY PAPERS

ACCESSION LISTINGS TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section I Par t IA

Series Page sVOLUME I of II

Catalogued Correspondence

Catalogued Manuscripts and Documents

Catalogued Photographs

Association for Improving the Condition of the PoorAlphabetical FilesAnnual and Monthly ReportsBound VolumesClassified FilesCommitteesFund-Raising LiteratureHartley, Robert M.

Correspondence, Manuscripts, DocumentsPamphlets and Reprints; Bulletins

Charity Organization SocietyAlphabetical FilesAnnual ReportsBulletinsCentral Council Minutes and ReportsConsultativesDistrict Committee MinutesExecutive Committee MinutesMiscellaneous VolumesPamphlets and Reprints

Community Service Society

Press Releases; Scrapbook

Masters Theses

Casework Files (SE E RESTRICTION)

Photographs

Printed Materials

Memorabilia and Miscellaneous Items

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Oversized Materials

Index to AICP Classification

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VOLUME II of II

Community Service Society Paper, A - Z,

CSS Historical Data Index (1939-1960 )

Reports and Pamphlets

Photographs, Oversized Materials

Community Service Society Papers, A - Z,CSS Historical Data Index (1960-1970 )

Reports, Pamphlets, Clippings

Community Service Society Papers,CSS Historical Data Index (1970-1984 )Also contains some files dating back to

Reports, Pamphlets, Clippings

Minutes, Bulletins, Annual reports

Case Records and Group Therapy

Community Service Society Papers, A - Z,CSS Historical Data Index (1970-1986 )Also contains some files for period ca.

Reports, Pamphlets, Clippings, A - Z

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COMMUNITY SERVICE SOCIETY PAPERS

CATALOGUED CORRESPONDENCE(Boxes 1-13)

Section I Par t II

BOX #1

Addams, JaneAspinwall, William H.Astor, Ava Lowle Willing (Mrs . John Jacob)Astor, John Macob (1822-1890 )Auchincloss, Hugh D.Audubon, M.(Maria) R.(Rebecca)Aydelotte, Frank

Baldwin, William Henry (1851-1923 )Barnum, Phineas Taylor (1810-1891 )Battle, George GordonBellows, Henry Whitney (1814-1882 )Belmont, Eleanor Robson (Mrs . August)Bliss, Cornelius N.

BOX #2

Boorman, James (1783-1866 )Bowker, Richard RogersBruere, HenryBurlingham, Charles CulpButler Nicholas MurrayByrne, James

Cantor, Jacob A.Carnegie, Louise W.Chandler, Charles F.Coler, Bird S.Comstock, AdaCook, Russel S. (1811-1864 )Cortelyou, George B.Cravath, Paul D.Crofton, Edward Henry Churchill, 3rd Baron Crofton (1834-1912 )

BOX #3

Cutting, R. BayardCutting, R. Fulton

Damrosch, Robert (Heino )de Forest, Robert Weeks 192 0

BOX #4

de Forest, Robert Weeks, 1920-end-DzDell, FloydDevine, Edward T.DeVinne, Theodore LowDeVinne, Theodore Low & Co.Dodge, Cleveland H.Dodge, Grace H.Dodge, Marcellus HartleyDreier, Mary E.

BOX #5

Eliot, Charles W.Eliot, Samuel (1821-189 8Elkus, Abram I.

Falkner, Roland P.Fargo, James Congdel (1829-1915 )Farrand, LivingstonFinley, John H.Fisher, IrvingFlagler, Harry Harkness

BOX #6

Folks, HomerFosdick, Harry EmersonFrance, Joseph Irwin

Gerry, Elbridge T.Giddings, Franklin H.Gilder, Richard WatsonGildersleeve, Virginia C.Gilman, William C.Goodnow, Frank JohnsonGould, Elgin Ralston LovellGreen, John Cleve (1800-1875 )Greene, Jerome D.

Hapgood, NormanHarriman, Florence J.Hartley, MarcellusHayes, RalphHeckscher, A. (August )

Hewitt, Abram S.Higgins, Frank WaylandHilles, Charles D.Hine, Lewis W.Holmes, John HaynesHoover, Herbert C.Hopkins, Harry L.Hyslop, James H.

Isaacs, Stanley

Jay, Anna (1783-1856 )Jay, Eliza ClarksonJerome, William Travers

BOX #7

Kelley, FlorenceKellogg, Paul UnderwoodKellor, FrancesKittredge, Mabel HydeKnox, Philander Chase

LaFollette, Robert M.LaGuardia, Fiorello H.Lasker, BrunoLathrop, Julia C.Lederle, Ernst J.Lee C.(Charles) A.(Alfred) (1801-1872 )Leffingwell, Russell C.Lehman, Herbert H.Lenox, J.(James) (1800-1880 )Lenroot, Katharine F.Lindsay, Samuel McCuneLovejoy, Owen R.

BOX #8

Lowell, Josephine Shaw (cop y on Microfilm MNA)Luce, Henry R.

McAneny, GeorgeMcClellan, George B. (1865-1940)MacCracken, Henry NobleMacy, Valentine EveritMarks, Marcus M.Mason, Alfred BishopMead, MargaretMerrill, Charles E. Jr.Mills, Ogden L.

Minturn, Robert Bowne (1805-1866 )Mitchel, John PurroyMorgenthau, HenryMorrow, Dwight W.Moses, RobertMuhlenberg, William Augustus (1796-1877 )Murrow, Edwar R.

Nevins, Allan

O'Brien, John P. (1873-1951 )Odell, Benjamin B.O'Dwyer, WilliamOgden, David B.

Paine, Robert TreatParker, WillardParsons, Elsie Worthington ClewsParsons, HerbertParsons, William BarclayPeabody, George FosterPellew, Henry E.Pendleton, Ellen F.Penrose, Boies

BOX #9

Perkins, FrancesPerkins, George W.Phelps, Charles HenryPotter H. (Henry ) C.(Codman)Prentice, SartellPurdy, LawsonPutman, George Haven

Reid, D.(David) B.(Boswell) (1850-1863 )Rice, HenryRiis, Jacob A.Riis, Mary (Mrs . Jacob A.)Rockefeller, Abby Aldrich (Mrs . John D., Jr.)Rockefeller, John D., Jr.Rockefeller, John D., IllRockefeller, Nelson A.Rockefeller, WinthropRoosevelt, Edith K.Roosevelt, Eleanor R.Roosevelt, Franklin DelanoRoosevelt, KermitRoosevelt, TheodoreRoosevelt, Theodore Jr.Root, Elihu

Rose, Chauncey (1794-1877 )Rosenman, Samuel I.Rowe, Leo S.Ruml, Beardsley

BOX #10

Schieffelin, William JaySchiff, Jacob H.Schiff, Mortimer L.Schurz, Carl L.Seligman, DeWitt J.Seligman, Issac N.Sloan, Alfred P., Jr.Smith, Alfred E.Spellman, Francis CardinalSpeyer, JamesStelzle, CharlesStevens, WallaceStimson, Henry L.Stokes, Helen Lousia Phelps (Mrs . Anson Phelps Stokes)Stokes, Isaac Newton Phelps

Tarbell, Ida MinervaThomas, Norman MatoonThroop, Montgomery H.

Van Rensselaer, M.(Marianna) G.(Griswold )Veiller, Lawrence (1898-1922 )

BOX #11

Veiller, Lawrence (1922-on )Verplanck, Gulian Crommelin (1786-1870 )Villard, Oswald Garrison

Wagner, Robert F.Wald, Lillian D.Warburg, Felix M.Warburg, Paul M.Watson, Thomas J.

BOX #12

Westerfield, JosephWhalen, Grover A.White, Alfred T.Wickersham, George W.Williams, Talcott

Wise, Stephen S.Wood, Fernando (Wood, LeonardWoolley, Mary E.

\ Wood , Fernando (1812-1881 )Wood, Leonard

CATALOGUED MANSCRIPTS AND DOCUMENTS

BOX #12 (Continued )

Churchill, Winston Leonard SpencerDevine, Edward T.Gilder, Richard WatsonHiggins, Frank WaylandHopkins, Harry L.Hughes, Charles EvansKelley, FlorenceLowell, Josephine ShawOdell, Benjamin B.Purdy, LawsonRoosevelt, TheodoreWalker, James J.

CATALOGUED PHOTOGRAPHS

BOX #12 (Continued )

Beaks, Alfred TennysonBeals, Jessie Tarbox (A-L )

BOX #13

Beals, Jessie Tarbox (M- Z continued)Churchill, A.E.Hine, Lewis W.Hudson, HollandMyers, HiramRiis, Jacob A.

ASSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING THE CONDITION OF THE POOR

NUMERICAL CLASSIFICATION

Section II Par t I

(Files have been left in original AICP numerical classification .See: "Historical Data Index", Appendix I. Se e also: Bound Volumes.

BOX #14

1 Monthl y Reports of Visitors1.1 Th e How, What and Why of AICP Services (Budge t Report,

1936)1.6 Annua l Meeting - General Correspondence, 1912-19351.7 By-Laws , 1913-19332.1 Junio r Sea Breeze, 1906-19123 Baile y B. Burritt (Biographies , Speeches 1924-1939,

etc.)

BOX #15

3 Carolin e Rest, 1907-19464 Join t Application Bureau, 1888-19124 Join t Application Bureau, 1924-19335.1 Lodgin g Houses, 1907-1917 (includin g photographs)6 Far m Colony (Se a View Farms) 1909-1926

BOX #16

7 Unemploymen t Problems, 1908-1929, 1930-19337 Unemploymen t Problems, Feb. - Nov. 19307 Unemploymen t Problems June 1930 - Dec. 19337.4 Specia l Committee on permanent aspects of unemployment,

1930-19317.9 TER A (Harr y Hopkins)11 Se a Breeze Hospital, Genera l Correspondence, 1905-

191512.2 Se a Beach Hospital, 1906-191513 Se a Side Park, 1904-1915

BOX #17

14.18 Ne w York Tuberculosis Association, 192515 Mothers ' Allowances, 1925-192815.7 Legislatio n - Widows' Pensions, Board of Child Welfare,

1914-1932

15.7 Widows ' Pension Legislation, 1910-191 515.19 Legislatio n - NYC Department o f Public Welfare, 191 3

BOX #1 8

15.20 Ol d Age Securit y Bill , 1928-193 115.23 Domesti c Relation s Court Legislation , 191 615.24 Committe e fo r Securit y Legislation ; Unemploymen t

Insurance, 1934-193 521 Milk , 1905-192 022 Ne w York Milk Committee, 1908-192 6 (wit h photos)25 Ne w York Congestion Committee , 1907-191 526 Fun d Raising, 1922-193 8

BOX #1 9

2 6.1 Fun d Raisin g37 Relie f Bureau, 1905-193 637.4 Dependenc y - Report o n a study o f 6 4 cases, by Mary M .

Sturges, 191 6

BOX #2 0

37.8 McLean' s stud y of Relief Department 191 237.8 Relie f Burea u Report s - Cas e Summarie s an d Memoranda ,

1925-193737.8 Relie f Bureau Reports - Statistical, 1929-193 737.10 Widows ' Pensions, ca. 1913-192 0

BOX #2 1

37.12 Desertio n Bureau Reports, 1914-193 537.13 Bron x Local Office Relief, 1916-192 737-16 Transportatio n Agreements, 1916-192 738 23r d Street Workroom, 190 838A Men' s Toy Shop ; Sewing Bureau Workroom; Crawford Shop s45 Milban k Public Baths, 1905-192 545A Milban k Public Baths, 1888-190 6

BOX #2 2

49 Institut e o f Family Relations, 1931-193 955 Admiralt y La w (Sho p Safety), 1912-191 857 Burea u o f Educational Nursing, 1907-192 657 Burea u of Educational Nursing, 193 657.1 Burea u o f Educational Nursing Reports, 1925-1933, 193 557.2 Burea u of Educational Nursing Minutes, 1915-192 5

57.3 Burea u of Educational Nursing Fiscal-year Report, AltaE. Dines, 1925

Bureau of Educational Nursing, Mental HygieneBureau of Educational Nursing Report, 1926Visiting Nurse Service, 1928-1938Maternity Reports, 1938-1939Tenement Houses, 1905-1925

Annual Statistics, 1935-1936Study of AdministrationAnnuity Plan; 1911-1931/ Employees Medical ExamGeneral Orders, 1991-1931/ Manual, 1936Staff Training, 1921-1924Staff Conferences, 1926-1927

Protestant Fund, 1934-1936New York City Department of Health, 1921-1939Hospital Social Services in New York City, 1905-1927Joint Relief Bureau, 1906-1914Visiting Housekeeper, 1904-1922Relief Work, 1907-1918

Statistics Bureau Reports, 1928-1937Statistics and Registration Bureau, 1934-1938Fresh Air Activities

Children's School FarmProtestant CharitiesDependent Children, 1912Safety

Peacock BallCommittee on Prevention of Tuberculosis

BOX

57.57.57.57.60

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61.61.61.61.61.61.

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61.62.63666771

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BOX #27

7979.8285

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86.4 Jefferso n Needlecraft Shop , 1924-192886.10 Housto n House Auxiliary (Stuyvesan t Clinic)86.11 Washingto n Clinic Auxiliary, 1924-192 88 6.12 Tuberculosi s - Family Reports

1924-1933

Box #29

86.12a Surve y of AICP Tuberculosis Work, Wm. T. Dhoerty, 1923-1935

86.13 Opportunit y Shop - Corporation Matters, 1926-192786.15 Denta l Nutrition Reports, 1931-19338 6.16 Medica l Service Club86.20 Denta l Nutrition Reports, 1934-193796 Monda y Club, 1913-1937

104 Domesti c Relations Court, 1911-1937

BOX #30

109119.2119.9121

Bowling Green Neighborhood Association, 1923-192 7Federated Financing, 1934-193 7Social Service Exchange, 1928-1934Survey Associates, 1919-1938

BOX #31

122122

122.2

122.2

American Red Cross, 1913-1924American Red Cross Disaster Relief Committees, 1934-1938East Harlem Health Center, Reports and Pamphlets, 1928-1937East Harlem Health Center, Correspondence, 1931-193 7

BOX #32

122.2122.2122.2122.2

East Harlem Health Center, 1919-1923East Harlem Health Center, 1926-1928East Harlem Health Center, 1929-1930East Harlem Health Center Miscellaneous

BOX #33

122.2a122.2a

122.2a122.2a

East Harlem Health Center, 1922-1929 - MinutesEast Harlem Health Demonstration, 1934-1938 - EastHarlem Nursing and Health ServiceEast Harlem Nursing Demonstration, 19'28 - ReportsEast Harlem Nursing Demonstration, 1923-192 5 - Reportsand Correspondence

BOX

122.

122.

122.122.

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122.

122.

122.

122.

125126126.126.

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132132.141163168175177

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180182182183197218

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220222

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East Harle m Nursin g an d Healt h Demonstration , 1920 -1928East Harle m Nursin g an d Healt h Demonstratio n Minute sand Reports, 1922-1938East Harlem Nursing and Health Service - StudyEast Harlem Nursing and Health Service - Miscellaneous

East Harlem Nursing and Health Service - MiscellaneousReportsEast Harle m Nursin g an d Healt h Servic e - Minutes ,Governing Board, 1930East Harlem Nursing an d Health Service - Kips Bay DayNursery PropertyEast Harlem Nursing Demonstration - various reports andsketchesCommunity Committee, 1907-1926AICP PersonnelAICP Credit Bureau, 1921Pension Plan

Columbus HillClinton Neighborhood Dispensary, 1928-1939VolunteersAlbert Milbank; Percy R. PyneHarlem Tuberculosis StudyW.H. MatthewsR. Fulton Cutting Correspondence

C.C. Burlingham, 1907-1934Cornelius N. Bliss, 1907-1931Cornelius N. Bliss, 1931-1934George BlagdenCrippled Children, 1907-1924Public Baths, 1891-1913

John A. Kingsbury, 1910-1938Bronx Division, 1931-1938

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225226227

227

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#39

227227227a

BOX #40

227b227c

227.

227.230231

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231231.231.232232.235265

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265.265.265.265.269.269.

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Bronx District CorrespondenceBronx Committee, 1915-1917Bronx District Reports, 1929-1938

Works Progress Administration, 1933-1939Budget Conferences, 1906-1910Committee o n Neighborhoo d Healt h Development , 1935 -1936Committee o n Neighborhoo d Healt h Departmen t Reports ,1937-1939Neighborhood Health Development - Mott Haven DistrictNeighborhood Health Development - Yorkville DistrictDistrict Committee Organization, 1938

Health Services for the School Child, 1936-1940Neighborhood Healt h Development , Technica l Advisor yCommittee, Minutes 1936-1939Neighborhood Health Development - Reports of activitiesof District Health CommitteesNeighborhood Health Development - Milbank SupportEdward T. Devine CorrespondenceCharity Organization Society et al., 1894-1928

Joint Council of Welfare SocietiesJudson Health CenterJudson Health Center, 1923-1939Committee on Health, New York Principals AssociationMilbank AppropriationsLetters to Mayor LaGuardia, 1934-1938Commonwealth Fund

Executive Committee of Planning Committee, 1929-1930Executive Committee of Planning Committee, 1930-1931White House Conference - Child Health, 1930White House Conference - Child Health, 1931Sunset LodgeNew Boys' Campsite at Interstate Park

269.8271271-1274.8274.8274.9278

Overhill Cottage, 1928-1930Open Stair Tenements, 1911-1922Feeble-mindedFeeble-minded, 1911-1912Feeble-minded, 1914Feeble-minded Institutions (sic) , 1914Factory Investigation Commission, 1912-1914

BOX #44

282 Churc h and Social Work, 1919-1927286.1 Boar d of Inebriety - Superintendency, 1913-1947286.2 Boar d of Inebriety - 1916-1917288 Manhatta n Health Society, 1921-1924288 Boardwal k at Coney Island, 1912-1917289 Pape r Box Workers Strike, 1927299 Menta l Hygiene Clinic, 1925-1927

BOX #45

299299299.1

301301301.8

Mental Hygiene Clinic, 1928-1932Mental Hygiene Clinic, 1935-1939Mental Hygiene Clinic, Reports and Correspondence,1927-1932Home Hospital, 1908-1917Home Hospital, 1911-1918Home Hospital

BOX #4 6

301.19301.19301.21301.25301.26

Home Hospital - Outline of planHome Hospital, 1915-1918Home Hospital, 1912-1918Home Hospital FundingHome Hospital Closing, 1918

BOX #47

314317317.2320321325

Birth ControlEmployment BureauEmploymentEmployment of Tubercular PersonsHopkins, Harry L. - CorrespondenceBureau of Family Service - Manual

BOX #48

325 Departmen t of Social Welfare325a Famil y Welfare Clinic325.1 Socia l Welfare325.1a Publi c Baths, 1911-1919325.1b Publi c Laundry

BOX #4 9

325.1c325. Id325.le325.2

Public Works, 1913-1916Public Health, 1913-1916Public Health, 1916School Lunch Service, 1911-1921

BOX #50

325.2325.2a325.2b325.2c

School Lunch Service, 1916-1919Malnutrition Study (Fran k R. Manny) 191601918Dental ClinicMedical Inspection of School Children, 1913-1919

BOX #51

325.2e325.2f325.3325.3325.3325.3

Eye ClinicsSanitation Survey, 1915-1917Food Study, 1913Food Study, 1915Food Study, 1916-1917Food Supply Store, 1914

(with photographs)

BOX #52

325.3 Foo d Exhibits, 1915-1917325.3 Hig h Cost of Living - Food - 1912-1913325.4 Ventilatio n Study325.6 Milban k Fund - Social Welfare Department - 1913-1918

BOX #53

325.6325.6325.6325.6325.7

325.9

325.9b

Milbank Fund -Milbank Fund -Milbank Fund -Milbank Fund -Social WelfareCorrespondence,Social Welfare1914Social Welfare

Social Welfare Department - 1934-1938Social Welfare Department - 1929-1935Social Welfare Department - 1913-1923Social Welfare Department - 1925-1930Department - Elizabet h M . Anderso n1913-1914Department - Minutes of Meetings, 1913-

Department - Bureau of Welfare of School

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Children - Minutes, 1896-1916325.9e Socia l Welfar e Departmen t - Ne w Yor k Schoo l Lunc h

Committee Minutes, 1913325.9c Socia l Welfar e Departmen t - Committe e o n Foo d Suppl y

Minutes, 1914-1916325.9d Socia l Welfar e Departmen t - Ventilatio n Commissio n

Minutes, 1913

BOX #54

325.11

325.11a

325.11b325.11c325.11c325.lid325.lie325.llg325.Hi

Social Welfare Department - Public Health and Hygiene,1925-1929Social Welfare Department - Public Health and Hygiene,1913-1914Mental Hygiene in the AICPWet Wash Laundry, 1911-1913Wet Wash Laundry, 1914-1928Social Welfare Department - Comfort StationsSocial Welfare Department - Fly CampaignSocial Welfare Department - School Lunches, 1915-1918Social Welfar e Departmen tSchools, 1914

- Medica l Inspection s o f

BOX #55

325.14325.19325.20326329345345

Social Welfare Department - Establishment, 1913Social Welfare Department - Reorganization, 1923An Experiment in Intake Interviewing, 1934-1935Nary CaseFamily Welfare Association PublicationsMen's Coffee House and Public Kitchen - EstablishmentMen's Coffee House and Public Kitchen - 1916-1920

BOX #56

350350350350350350350350A

Lenox Hill Association (General )Lenox Hill Association 1932-1935Lenox Hill Association 1928-1936Lenox Hill Housing Corporation, 1933-1934Lenox Hill - Budgets, etc., 1932-1937Lenox Hill Nursing, 1936-1938Lenox Hill - Correspondence with AICPLenox Hill - AICP Correspondence

BOX #57

355361.1a

National Social Unit Organization, 1919-1920Mayor's Milk Committee, 1916-1917

362 Prohibition , 1917-1927362.6 War d Manor366.2 Repai r - Tenement Houses, 1918366.3 Victori a Apartments366.4 Hom e Hospital, 1918-1923366.7 Hom e Hospital, 1918-1925

BOX #58

366.8 Hom e Hospital, 1925-1926366.10 Victori a Apartments/Home Hospital, 1919-1926367 J.H . Berkowitz Reports367 Mulberr y Community House - Audit Reports367 Mulberr y Health Center, 1918-1919367 Mulberr y Health Center Miscellaneous, 1924-1929367 Mulberr y Health Center, 1924-1934

BOX #59

367.5 Idlenes s an d th e Healt h o f a Neighborhoo d (Mulberr yDistrict Study, 1933)

367.5 Mulberr y Healt h Cente r - Preschoo l Healt h Program ,1919-1923

367.5 Mulberr y Healt h Cente r - Preschoo l Healt h Program ,1924-1933

367.6 Mulberr y Health Center Rickets Campaign, 1921-1924367.6 Mulberr y Health Center Rickets Campaign, 1922-1928

BOX #60

367.7 Laur a Spelman Rockefeller Memorial Fund, 1918-1930367.8 Mulberr y Health Center - Reports and Miscellaneous367.11 Chil d Health Program, 1929-1937367.11 Mulberr y Health Center - Special Reports, 1934-1936367.11 Mulberr y Health Center Reports and Miscellaneous, 1926-

1928

BOX #61

367.11 Mulberr y Health Center - Statistics, 1915-1925367.12 Healt h Centers, 1922-1925367.13 Mulberr y District, 1922-1929367.14 Specia l Studies368 AIC P Clinics

BOX #62

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369 Se a Breeze, 1919-1929369.6 Se a Breeze, 1920-1924371.3b Hom e Hospital Planning, 1921371.5d Milban k Memorial Demonstration, 1923371.8 Bellevue-Yorkvill e Health Demonstration, 1924-1930371.8 Bellevue-Yorkvill e Health Center, 1923-1926

BOX #63

371.8a Bellevue-Yorkvill e Health Center, 1925-1934371.8b Bellevue-Yorkvill e Health Center, 1931-1934(371.8b) Bellevue-Yorkvill e Health Center Minutes,

1924-1928 - 1 volume

BOX #64

(371.8b) Bellevue-Yorkville Health Center, Minutes,1929-1930 - 1 volume

371.8c Bellevue-Yorkvill e Healt h Cente r Interi m Committee ,1925-1926

371.8g Bellevue-Yorkvill e Health Demonstration, 1927-1933371.8j Bellevue-Yorkvill e Healt h Demonstratio n Pamphlet s an d

Reports, 1926-1934

BOX #65

372.1 Citizens ' Committee372.2 Auxiliaries , 1924-1925372.2 Auxiliaries , 1926-1927372.3 Trad e Memberships, 1924-1929

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Mulberry Health Center - Statistics, 1915-1925Health Centers, 1922-1925Mulberry District, 1922-1929Special StudiesAICP ClinicsSea Breeze, 1919-1929

" 1920-192 ^Home Hospital Planning, 1921Milbank Memorial Demonstration, 1923Bellevue-Yorkville Health Demonstration, 192^-1930Bellevue-Yorkville Health Centers, 1923-1926

Bellevue-Yorkville Health Center, 1925-193̂" 1931-193 ^" Minutes , 192^-1928 - 1 volume

Bellevue-Yorkville Health Center, Minutes, 1929-1930 - 1 volume" Interi m Committee, 1925-1926

Bellevue-Yorkville Health Demonstration, 1927-1933" Pamphlet s and Reports, 1926-193*+

Citizens' CommitteeAuxiliaries, 192^-1925

" " 1926-192 7372.3 Trad e Memberships, 192^-1929

Alphabetical Files

66 Adopt-a-Family Service

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367.11367.12367.13367.Ik368369369.6371.3b371.5d371.8371.8

371.8a371.8bC371.8b:

C371.8b3371.8c371.8g371.8j

372.1372.2

Agencies Started by AICP or COSAICP - 70th AnniversaryBudgets, FamilyBuilding PlansCaroline Country ClubCaroline RestClinics - Dental and MedicalColumbus Hill Health CenterCrawford ShopsDirectory, AICP - 1867-1868

Box 67 Educational Nursing Service,Emergency Work Bureau of Nev York City, 1930-1933Health Education and Nursing Programs,Health ServiceHistorical Material (fc> folders)Homemaker ServiceIndexLenox Hill Hygiene Service, 1935-1951Mental Hygiene ClinicMergerMulberry Health Center

j x 68 Nurses HouseNutrition Service, I906-I9U5 (Volumes I - IV)

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- 69_ Nutritio n Notes, 1937-1939\ 193̂ -191+ 9' Nutritio n (general)

Old Age Problems (report, 1929)Opportunity ShopPersonalities: Baile y B. Burritt

Lucy GillettRobert M. HartleyWilliam H. Matthewsmisc ellaneous

Box TO Publi c Health Nursing ServicePurchase of ServiceSeaside (Sea Breeze) HospitalSea Breeze Vacation CampSunset LodgeTuberculosisUnemployed Council, 1933Ward CampWard LeaWard Manor ( 3 folders)Work Bureau

Annual Reports (SEE ALSO: Boun d Volumes)1845-1877, 188U

1891-1922

1923-1928Monthly Reports of the GeneralMent to the Board of Managers, 1888-189̂

Committees: Adopt-a-Family , 193^-1939Agriculture, I89I+-I896Auxiliaries, I92UBaths, 1890-1912Bronx, 1915, 1916, 1930, 1931Caroline Country Club, 1908-1913Caroline Rest Building, 1922-1923Clinics, 1920-1921Cultivation of Facant Lots, I895-I898Cooper Union Labor Bureau, 1895-1900

Box 75 Dwelling s Department, 1893-1910Dental Advisory, 1920-1925Emergency Work and Relief Bureau, 1930-1933Executive, 191^-1923

Executive, 1921+-1939

Finance, I896-I926

Finance, 1927-1936

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Box 79 Committees : Finance , 1937-1939Food Supply Department and Settlement Work, 1896-1917

) Fres h Air Work, 1902-19061907-19101911-19121913-1915

Fund Raising, 1921+-1936

Box 80 Healt h and Hygiene, 1896-1916Home Hospital, I91W917Hospital Needs and Finanees, 1905Kitchens, 1915Lenox Hill Neighborhood Association and AICP Joint Committee, 1935-1936Lenox Hill Hygiene Service, 1937-1939Mental Hygiene Committee, 1928-1931Milk Committee, 1917

Box 8l Mulberr y Community House, 1919-1921Nursing (Educational), 1908-1917

" " 1918-192 5Nurses House, 192^-1938

" " 1939-19U 7Pensions, 1908-1916Permanent Aspects of Unemployment, 1930-1931

Box 82 Relief , 1897-1916 (7 folders)

• Y83 . Relief , 1917-1936 (3 folders)* Rickets , 1921-1922

School Children, 1913-1915School Lunch, 1909-1916Sea Breeze Building, 1920-1922Seaside Hospital Building, 1897-1915

Box 8U Socia l Welfare Department, 1913Tuberculosis (Prevention and Relief) 192^-1929

11 " 1930-193 9Ward Manor, 1929-1933Work Shops, 1916-1917

Box 85 Hartley , Robert. Correspondence , manuscripts and documents, Volume I - 18^2-1865Volume II - 1865-1872

Box 86 Hartley , Robert. Correspondence , manuscripts and documents, Volume III - I872-I876Copies, V. I (181*2-1859)

v. 11 (1859-1869)

Box 87 Hartley , Robert. Correspondence , manuscripts and documents, Copies, V. Ill (l868-l873)v. iv (187^-1876)

Fund-Raising Literature, 18^9-1905

-*, 88 _ Boun d Volumes: Financ e Committee Reports, I888-I89Ij (Dismantled ) Financia l Statements, 1898-1907

Relief Statistics and Comparative Statements, I892-I89I+Schools and Educational Institutions, Department of, 1892(SEE ALSO Bound Volumes at end of collection)

Box 89 Pamphlet s and Reprints

Box 90 Pamphlet s and ReprintsAICP News Bulletin, 1927 - 1938

Charity Organization Society

Box 91Administration - AICP - COS Relations

Administration - AIC-COS Relations 1844-1904

Cooperation - Method of handling casesReport of Committee on relations - 19—Statements on cooperative relationships & working agreements of

AICP & COSChief issue: Practic e where byy^TCP gave relief to casestransferred to it by COS

Material describing philosphy & functions of both agenciesMethod of handling reports on cases by both agenciesProposal far a : .ew "League" to raise money for AICP to defray relief

costs on cases referred to AICP & COS Annuity PlanUndated notes commenting on relationshipsAppeal letterReilly case - 1904 referred to Chaffee correspondence (see Admini-

stration AICP-COS relations)Chaffee 1911-12AICP-COS relationships & working agreements

Administration - AICP & COS relations - Dr. Chaffee correspondence 1911-12

Very important folder - Correspondence vriLth case material shows theCOS & AICP policies regarding coses to be referred to either.

Policies re: Assistanc e & valuable criticisms of methods of COSCase material-indicates living costs at this time - exter.t and nature

ox relief*Dr. Chaffee(s letters advocating rights of older people to remain

as long as possible in their c\m homes show an advanced attitudere: Car e of the Aged

Administration - Asst. Secy' Applicant s 1897

Correspondence with applicants for Asst. Secy1 position reflectsthe background of training & experience with widen people feelqualified to apply.

The Hary E. Richmond correspondence of 1896 has been removed andplaced in a Mary 2. Richmond file.

Administration - Annuity Plan *——Administratio n - Bureau of Advice andi&ministration - Constitution & By Laws Informatio n

Box 92 Administration - Constitution & 3y Lavs 190?

Administration - Criticisms

Administration criticisms of agency and staff

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Box 92 (cont'd)

Administration - Departmental Investigation

Administration - General Procedure - 1887-1892

Office procedure - personnel practices - job descriptions - case-work processes and methods

Administration - General Work Reports 1907-H

Administration - Internal Study Plan 1909

Study Plan 1909 - for a COS self-appraisal of all aspects ofagency work

Administration Manual - Burrows 1920

A critical examination of work of departments of COS

Administration - Miscellaneous

Newspaper clippings - Kingsbury's protest against AICPs1 notrising endowment for current need 1938

Work relief program - newspaper clippings & correspondenceSocial Security legislation - NY State 193£ - the AICP position

Box 93 Administratio n - Office Management Report - 1916Administration - Record of One Day's Work 1907

* Thi s folder contains reports from all districts & other districtservice units of COS, including the Registration Bureau of theactual services given on one day in September 1907

Administration - Reorganization Plans 1933

Administration - Space Study

Administration - Staff CouncilAdjustment ServiceAged

Aged Boarding Care for in NY State 1899

Aged - Welfare Council Committee 1927-31

See: Welfar e Council Committee - Aged 1927-31Agencies

Agents - Training of 1899

This folder contains data in tetters about the deForest family

Alcoholism

x Alien s Interned - 1918

Box 9^^ America n Association for Organizing Family Social Work

See: Nationa l Association of Societies for Organizing Charity(Forerunner of FSAA)

American Association for Organizing Family Social Work - 1910-1$

American Association for Organizing Family Social Work - 1918-19

American Association for Organizing Family Social Work - March-Dec - 1920

American Association for Organizing Family Social Work - Jan 1923 - April 192li

American Association for Organizing Family Social Work - 1927 - 1930

American Association for Organizing Family Social Work - Institutes 1912-27

Origins of the Institutes - changing character of these programs shown

American Association for Organizing Family Social Work - Training 1920-25

Minutes of Committee on training and recruitment and of New YorkSubcommittee proposed standards of training

American Provident Society

f America n Red Cross

Cooperation of COS in disaster workCOS Institutional Membership in ARCDevelopment of a Home Service Program

American Red Cross - 1907-11

Formation of Emergency Relief Dept# of American Red Cross in 1907,which involved co-operation structure with voluntary philanthropicagencies

American Red Cross - Civilian Relief Committee - 1916 Minutes

Box 96 America n Red Cross - Dependents of Guardsmen

Family allowances made to dependents of men serving in the military -by company employers

American Red Cross -^Emergency Relief Committee

American Red Cross - Home Service Section 1918-21

American Red Cross - Nutrition Center - Jointly sponsored with COS

/ See : Hom e Economics - School Lunches

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Box 96 (cont'a.)^ —America n Red Cross - War Dept*s Relief to Dependents of Guardsmen

AnniversariesMiscellaneous

- 1932- 1935

SUtfa - 1936Box 9 7 Annua l Report Planning

See: Welfar e Council Bulletin "Planning the Annual Report" BertramBrown, Page $9 Volume III, Feb-March 1930

Apprentices

See: Casewor k - Training

Casework - Visitors in Training (COS Training Course Ratline)

Assistant District Secretaries Meeting - Oct. 1923-Oct. 1927

See District Secretaries (Assistants) Meeting Oct. 1923 - Oct.1927

Association of Day NurseriesShows relationship between day nurseries and COSDescribes an early course given by Child Study Assn to d ay nursery

/ staf f members

Babies Clinic

See: Mothers 1 Discussion Groups

Babies Clinic - 1909-11

Babies Welfare Federation

See: Chil d Welfare Federation 191U-29

"Beginnings"

Digested Statistics and documentation of COS & AICP»s pioneer workin starting various agencies, hospitals and public departments

Bread Line 19lU-lf>

COS activity and protestsShows development of public attitudes toward a "charity"; criticism

of COS; interpretation of COS work and efforts to interpret tothe public

Board of Child Welfare - Cases Aided by COS

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Box 97 (contfd)^ Boar d of Child Welfare COS CasesO

Development of the BoardDevelopment of Criteria of elegibility for relief grantsPolicies of relationship between BCW and private agenciesAnnual reportsDiscussion in meeting re: BCWCorrespondence reflective about the development of a category of

public relief such as thisAnnual reports of BCW

Board of Child Welfare COS Cases 1930-35Box 98

Board of EducationBronx pBudge t SchedulesB\mdle Day 19l£Bureau of Advice & Information - See: Administration

Bureau in the Interest of Children

Valuable for research into origins of the U#S. Children's Bureau

Bureau of Children Guidance (Proposed training center for NY school 1°22)

See: New York School of Social Work

Camp TERA

Rehabilitation camp for unattached females .

Casework - Caroline Goodyear Study 1911-12

Casework - Committee on Case Recording

Casework - Committee on Methods

Casework - Compared - AICP & COS 1923See also letter of 2/7/24 to Ilr. deForest - relative to currentdiscussion of possible merger - in folder Merger - AICP & COSdiscussion of

Casework - Confidentiality of RecordsBox 99 Casewor k - Difficult Cases Committee

Casework - Duties of Agents

Casework - Effectiveness of (study 1909)

Case reports - a research study of effectiveness of case work in1909 - spot checks of practices, etc.

_ Casewor k - Ethics of

O* Casewor k - Film Study of Social Work

Cora Kasius - Casework Direction

IT

Box 99 (cont'd)_̂ (Casewor k - "Friendly Visiting" - Zilpha D. Smith

O l,{ Ho w to do personal work( Mis s Smith's paper given to a class at NY school of Philanthropy

Combined ( an d elsewhere

(Casework - Friendly Visitors Course - Z.D, Smith 1898-99.

Casework - Investigation 1907.Casework - Issues of Non-residence (Servic e to clients)Casework - Manual.

Casework - Methods & ProcessCasework - Methods, Study of - Compariso n of casework - AICP & COS -Casework - Record Forms 1908-13. (contain s samples of old cases and oneCasework - Practice (o f X89U

Casework - Research Plans 1934-35.

Casework - Relief by District 1908-16.

Relief expenditure by district.Box 100 ' , - ^ , . - . « . A. . LCasework - Relief in Districts.

See: Studies - Relief in COS 1921-1927.

\ Casewor k - Size-of Load 1921-24.

Casework - Staff Development.

Casework - Studies.Casework - SummariesCasework - Supervisors Conference Colcord 1929.

Methods of Supervision (Probabl y 1915-16 - author not known)See also: Studies .

Casework - Teaching Conference 1929-Klien.

Casework - Techniques - Marcus Notes,Casework - Training.

See also: Casework - Friendly Visitors Course - Zilpha D Smith 1898-99Casework - Treatment M.E. Richmond,

"The Beginnings of Treatment" discussion by M.E. Richmond &Boston social workers (transcript of discussion).

List of types of situations encountered in practice and therecommended treatment measures. Sourc e of material notindicated - not dated (Presumabl y around 1911 judging byother content in folder from which it was taken).

\ Casewor k - Visitors Qualifications.

Early attempts in developing criteria.

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Box 100 (cont'd)Osework - Visitors Training 1924-26

Box 101 Casewor k & Community Institute 1929

COS material used (auspice s American Assn for Organizing FamilySocial Work now FSAA)

Catholic Charities COS Cooperation

Causes of Distress in Family Life 1898Central Auxilliary Committee of LadiesCentral Council 1907-17 " Centra l Bureau

(SEE ALSO Boxes 205-211)Reports to central council 11-15-16; 12-5-17 bound bk.Reports (1916-1928) i n bound book

Box 102 Publicit y reports to central council 1916-20Reports from Social Service Exchange 1915-20

Reports from Central Office Operations 1911-12

Central Financing 1929-32

Covers Welfare Council's Study - Pro & Con Comments

Box 103 Centra l Office Group

See District Secretaries CO Group

Chapin - Alumnae Health Bureau

See Also: District s - Hudson-Clinton

Charities Dispute - 1916

See Also: Charitie s Review

Charities - New York City Conference 1900

Charities Publication 1899-1907

See also: Charitie s Review

Charities - Publications 1900-01

See also: Charitie s Review

Charities - Publication 1904-11

Valuable data showing the management, development and "trail"

of publishing of a social work journal.See also: Charitie s Review

Charity Organization Society - London

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Box 103 (cont'd)

Charity Rates 1923

Contains transportation agreements between agencies and states

Box loli Charit y Rates 1924-29

Charity Rates - Railroad 1905-18

Chari£y~Rates - Railroad 1927-33

Charter and By-lawsChild Care - Negro

1937 Proposal by Welfare Council for a placement study forNegro children and youth.

1935 Study by Welfare Council of provisions for care of Negroboys under 12 adjudged deliquent.

Child Labor

Child Labor Committee

Formation of the National Child Labor Committee & participationof COS unit.

Child Welfare

7 Bo x 105 chil d Welfare Federation - 1914-29

Until 1922 known as Babies Welfare Federation Shows agency positionin developing services to children.

Child Welfare League of America

Child Guidance - Bureau of

See also: Ne w York School of Social Work

Childrens Bureau NYC 1899-1915

Children's Bureau 1914-15 Cases Referred

Children's Bureau - United StatesChildren's CourtChristmas Giving

Christmas Dinner Parties Given 1925-26Christmas Giving by COS Districts 1912-16

Box 106 Christma s Clearing Bureau 1923Christmas Dinners 1903-12

\ Chronicall y 111 Study by Mary C. Jarrett 1931

See: Welfare Council Chronically 111 Study 1931

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Box 10 6 (cont'd )

Church and Social Work

'^ Churc h and Social Work - Grace Church 1933-38

Shows the cooperation between COS and Grace Church

Citizens Family Welfare Committee

Citizens Family Welfare Committee - 1933 Campaign Radio Skits

Box 1 Q 7 Citizen s Family Welfare Committee - 1934-35 Campaign Radio Skits

Citizens Family Welfare Committee - 1936 Campaign Radio Skits

Clinics - Clinton Dental

Clinics - Fees

Clinics - Yorkville Dental1916-181919-231924-33

Box 10 8 Coa l & Fuel Investigation 1898

\ Valuabl e historical data refers to COS investigation of 1898which resulted in the abolition of outdoor relief by DPC.

Opposition to a free coal bill in State legislature.

Cocaine, Sale of

See: Dru g Addiction

Committee - Congestion of Population in NYC 1908

Shows participation of COS in a study concerned with rapidpopulation growth in NYC end inadequate health, recreation,etc. resources.

Committee - Dependent Children

Committee - Dispensary Development 1921-26

Committee - Mendicancy - 1901-14

Committee - Mental Hygiene

Shows the varying states of understanding of mental hygienevalues among NYC agencies, different patterns of organizationto implement use of graving knowledge, etc.

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Box 108 (cont'd)^ Committe e = Mental HygieneJj

See also: Menta l Hygiene & CaseworkNational Committee on Mental Hygiene

Committee - Prevention of Tuberculosis - General Correspondence1909-1922-1927

Box 109 Committe e - Prevention of Tuberculosis minutes 1907-1914-1919

Committee - Relief Program 1935

Proposals for a program of Federal Relief

Committee - Research

Minutes 1926-28General Correspondence

Committee - Relief Program

See* American Association of Social Workers

Committee - Standard of Living

8th NY State Conference of Charities & Correction Nov. 1907

Committee - Standard of Living

See also: Cost s of LivingDetailed material from a study of living costs in

NYC in 1907 among working men's families.

Committee - Tenement House

SEE: Tenemen t House Committeje

Committee - Venereal Disease 1925-1927

Committee of Fourteen 1911-26

Committee on Criminal Courts

See also: Court s

Committee on the Care of the Poor 1907 Report

Author and agency not knownMay be useful to one studying treatment of poverty during this period,

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Box 109 (cont fd)

.̂. Committe e to study the work of District Committees: SEE :} Distric t Committee to study work of District Committees

Community Organization. SEE : Nationa l Social Unit OrganizationConference - MonthlyConfidentiality. SEE : Casework: Confidentialit y of Records

Box 110Consolidation Proposals, AICP/COS. SEE : Merge r Proposals, 189^-1919ConstitutionContributors Information BureauCooperative Social Settlement SocietyCost of Care - Public Institutions, 1897Cost of LivingCourts - ChildrenCourts, Committee on Criminal

Box 111Courts, Committee on Criminal, 1911-1920

1923-19281933 - June 193^1935

Box 112Courts, Committee on Criminal, 1936Courts, Committee on Criminal - Minutes, 1910-1936

\ Box 113' Courts , Committee on Criminal - Reports, etc.

Box

Courts - Domestic Relations, New York CityCourts, MagistratesCriteria for Position. SEE : Caswork - Visitor in TrainingDay Care of Children - Survey Proposal, 1917- SEE : Chil d Welfare

de Forest, Robert WeeksDelinquency. SEE : Lippincott, Earl

Continued on next page

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Box 111* (cont'd)Dependent Children 1898-1907

'•' Importan t Historical material re: provision s for care of dependent,neglected and delinquent children.

Studies, philosophy expressed by different people.Review of facilitiesShows activity of COS in participating on committee in NYC

with child care.

Dependent Children - Cases 1899

Summaries of casesInteresting picture of case load problems of the times and of

methods of handling.

B o x 1:L 5 Depressio n - 1931=33

The beginnings of concern about effects of the depression arereflected in minutes of meetings of social workers (COS represented).

Depression - Police Cooperation 1930-31

Desertion - 1902-09

Contains material on a project in which N.J. Palzer of NationalDesertion Bureau worked with COS on its desertion cases. Show s

I developin g methodology in location work.

Detention Facilities for Children 1900

See: Chil d Welfare

Directory of Charities

See: Director y of Social Agencies

Directory of Social Agencies

Disaster Relief - Aid to Defrauded Persons

Clark Brothers Relief - 1929

Disaster Relief ** Home Services

Disaster Relief - Hudson River

B o x 11 6 Disaste r Relief - Park Place

Disaster Relief - Paterson N. J. Fire & Flood

Disaster Relief - Slocum

"I-" Disaste r Relief - Thessalonka

2k

Box 116 (cont'd)Disaster Relief - Titanic

^ Disaste r Relief - VolturnoDistricts. SE E ALSO Boxes 198-202.Districts - Boundary Changes

Protests on proposed changes in location, boundaries & consolidationof district offices.

Districts - Boundary maps 18£2-19O5

Districts - Bronx

Districts - Chelsea

Districts - ClintonBox 117

District - Committee on Cooperation 1916-23

Districts - Committee on District Work 1887-1909

Districts - Committee to study the Work of District Committee

Districts - Committee to Study the Work of

E o x l l8 District s - Chelsea-Lowell

••* District s - Corlears

Districts - Harlem

Districts - Hudson

Districts - Hudson-Clinton

See also - Chapin - Alumnae Health Bureau

Districts - Intake Policies

Districts - Gramercy

Districts - Jefferson

Districts - Kips Bay

Districts - Riverside

Districts - Yorkville "Schermerhorn Park"

This folder tells a story of how activity of the YorkvilleDistrict Committee brought into being as a playground, the

'\ presen t Schermerhorn Park, East 67th & 68th Sts.

District Work - Committee on Cooperation

Box 118 (cont fd)Districts - Yorkville

Districts - Relief Budgets 1928-34

Districts Secretaries- - Central Office Group

Discussions of affairs related to casework operationsResponsibility durin^ depression, etc.

(This was a sort of steering committee of the Dist. Secy, group)

District Secretaries - The Work of

See: Personalitie s - Richmond,Mary E.

District Secretaries Meeting 1909

Called "Agents Meeting11

District - Secretaries Meeting - 1911-191̂District-Secretaries Meeting - Oct. 1914-June 1915

Box H9 District-Secretarie s Meeting - Oct. 1915-July 1916

District-;3ecretaries Meeting - Oct. 1916-Dec. 1917

District-Secretaries Meeting - 1918-1922

District-Secretaries Meetin g - Jan . 1923-Dec . 192 4

District-Secretaries Meeting-1923-1925Box 12Q District-Secretarie s Meeting - Jan. 1925-Sept. 1926

District-Secretaries Meeting - Oct. 1926-Jan. 1927

District-Secretaries Meeting - 1926-1929

District-Secretaries Meeting - 1931-1933

District-Secretaries Meeting - Oct. 1930-Aug. 1931

District-Secretaries Meeting 1934-35

District-Secretaries Meetin g * Oct. 1935-Jul y 193 8B o x 1Z L District-.Secretr.rie s (Assistants ) Meetin g Oct . 1923-Oct . 192 7

District-Secretaries (Assistants ) - Visitors Meeting 1910-12

In-Service training and discussion of case practice

District - Secretaries Meeting - Work and Procedure 1915

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Box 121 (cont'd )Districts - Secretaries Meeting - Special, 1920-1922

- Central Office Group- Program, 1912-192̂

Districts - Work and Procedure, 1915District Work - ReportsDistrict Work - Appointment, Visits, Salaries Paid

Mr. Devine Reviews VisitsDistrict Workers 2-day conference (193 5 papers)DocketEast Harlem Nursing and Health Service - Committee on Education, 1929-1930East Harlem Health Center, 1921-1922

Box 122East Harlem Health Center, 1923-1925Educational Clinics, 1916-1925

CCNY-COS CooperationEmergency Home Relief Bureau, 1931-1932

Its development from first stages; Welfare Council Committee material onsubject.

Box 123Emergency Unemployment ReliefEmployment Bureau for the Handicapped, 1906-1912Employment Service - COS-Riverside Church (Folder l)

Reports, 1931-1933, by May Preuss; 1931-1935Employment Service - COS-Riverside Church (Folder 2)

Box 12UEviction Cases, 191U-1915Eviction ClippingsExecutive Committee. SE E Boxes 212-21U.Exhibits - Buffalo, 1903; Paris 1900

- World's Fair, St. Louis, 1903Eye Glasses for School ChildrenFamily Agencies - Function ofFamily Service - Change in Name

Box 125Family Service. Distric t Secretaries

Committee, 1882-1910

Box 126Family Welfare Association of Baltimore, 191^-1921 (speeches , etc.)Family Welfare Association of QueensFederation of Protestant Welfare Agencies

Continued on next page

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Box 126 (cont'd )Fees for Counseling Services

Folks, Homer - Commissioner of Charities

) See : NYC Charities Dept. of 1898-1903

Forwarding Center Plan 1909-23

Forms - Sample Relief Tickets 1883

Historical forms data indicating various methods dispensing relief.

Fresh Air FundMaterial from 1901-36; Contains information about how COS conductedFresh Air work and opinions about various kinds of placement used.

Fresh Air Home

Describes COS experience in 1919. Summe r use of a boarding homeon Connecticut shore for groups of mothers and youne; children fortwo weeks periods each.

Box 127 Friendl y VisitorsVisitors

See: Casewor k - Friendly/Course by Zilpha D. Smith 1898-99See also - Mary S Richmond, Notes on 1887 Annual Report

Fuel Savings

.,/ Fun d Raising 1883-1909

Fund Raising - Central Financing

Fund Raising - Central Financing - Protestant Chest Proposal

Fund Raising - J. P. Jones Plan 1934

Fund Raising - Special Appeal (Violi n appeal for "Jimmy")

German Soap Wrappers - Receipts.. SEE ALSO Box 308.Gifts in Kind - See:- Thanksgiving Dinners - 1910-1921Goodwill, Mary C.

Paper "Family Re-adjustment After the War" delivered at AtlanticCity - undated.

See folder: America n Red Cross

Goodyear, Caroline - Study of 500 Cases 1911-12 . SEE Casework - Caroline GoodyearGuardianship. Stud yHandbooks (2 volumes)

Box 128 Handbook s ( 3 volumes)Harlem Relief Society

) See Districts - HarlemHarpers Weekly(Attack on COS)

See: Pres s and Social Work (Harpers )

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{ ) Bo x 128 (cont'd)

Hartsdale Conference April 1911

Hill, Octavia

See: CO S London, England

History - Fifteen Year Chronology COS 1896 Original Copy

Valuable pamphlets and bulletins; Some outside coatemporaryarticles included to reflect the climate of the times.

History - 3 folder, 2 volumesBox 129 riodges, Dea n George - 1910 Speech "Practical Philanthropy"

See also: Ame r Assn for Organizing Family Social Work

Home Economics

Home Economics - Budget Standards - 1906

- Committee (2 folders)Home Economics - Food & Clothing Prices 1919-21

Home Economics - Food Prices (Newspaper Clippings)

Home Economics - School Lunches

Home Economics and Social Work

Describes content of courses given by home economist (COS ) tosocial workers & information about social science content ofcurricula for training in home economics.

Box 130 Hom e Economist 1916

Home Economist 1917-1 8

Home Economist 1919-26

Home Economist - Budget Study

Home Economics - Minutes

Home Economics - i-ionthly Reports 1917-20

Home Economics - Students 1919-21Home WorkHomemaker Service

See: Welfar e Council - Housekeeping Service Report 1938-43Also: Visiting Housekeeper Service & Nutrition

\ Homeles s

Homeless - 1927-33

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Box 131 (cont'd)Homeless Clippings - Articles

Homeless - Federation of Agencies for Homeless Men 1922-25

Homeless - Municipal Lodging House 1914-15

Social Service Advisory Committee to Municipal Lodging House

B o x 132 Homeles s - Subcommittee - Welfare Council 1927-1929

Homeless - Subcommittee Welfare Council - Family Section

Homeless - Work Study 1930

Homeless and Unattached Females

See: Cam p TERAHomemaking Courses

Box 133 Hospital s ft Social Service

Describes COS responsibility for investigating ability to payclinic fees at hospital; describes assistance given to hospitalsby COS in setting up social service departments.

House of Refuge and House of Detention, 1899-1902Housing (7 folders)

Box 13̂ Housin g (2 folders)]jnmigration Committee - 1899-1902India HouseIndustrial Development Studies 1896-1931Infant Mortality, 1909Infantile Paralysis •

Box 135 ' Joint Application Bureau-.Minutes* 1906-1916Joint Application Bureau 1904-I9I7

General correspondence & memos; budget material; staff jobdescription.

Joint Application Bureau - 1904-1911

Joint Application Bureau - 1907-1920

Analysis of cases 1905-1906Definition of homeless men 1907Study of conditions in lodging houses 1912Study of conditions and working conditions in New Catskill

Aqueduct 1911Annual ReportsReports by contributors 1912-1920Early material has lists of staff members

J Join t Application Bureau 1908-1910

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Box 136\ Join t Application Bureau-Jan. 1910-Dec. 1912

Reports on JAB casework at Municipal Lodging HousesReports by social secretary - Are Homeless men permanently made

self supporting?Outline - IJhat a social workers job at the municipal lodging house

should entail.

Joint Application Bureau - Dec. 1912-1913

Joint Application Bureau - July 1912-March 1915

Correspondence & brief progress reports indicate scope ofCharles B. Barnes1 study of homeless men.

Joint Application Bureau - Jan.1914-Jan. 1917

Joint Application Bureau - Feb.-Aug. 1920

Services to ex-servicemen

Joint Application Bureau - Budworth Case

Box 137 Join t Application Bureau - Cooperative Workshop Plan 1934

\ Join t Application Bureau - Study of the Homeless 1931, 1938-* Jones , John Price (Mr. Church)

Junior League 1910-30

Junior League - Children's Scholorship 1930-1932

Junior League - Assn. of

Junior League - Provisional Course

Junior Month

See various folders of samples of Student logs & evaluations -kept for illustration of process rather than reference on individuals.

Junior Month

Letters from Clare M. Tousley - show content & style of letterwritten to prospective & former Junior Month Students,

Junior Month - College President's Letters

Junior Month - COS publicity

Junior Month « History & Sample Programs

J Junio r Month - Pictures

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Box 138x Junio r Month - Student Logs & Evaluations - Bryn Mawr

Junior Month - Student Logs & Valuations - Connecticut

Junior Month - Student Logs & Evaluations - Elmira

Junior Month - Student Logs & Evaluations - Goucher

Junior Month - Student Logs & Evaluations - Mt. Holyoke

Junior Month - Student Logs & Evaluations - Radcliffe

Junior Month - Student Logs & Evaluations - Smith

Junior Month - Student Logs & Evaluations - Swarthmore

Box 139 Junio r Month - Student Logs & Evaluations - Wellesiey

Junior Month - Vassar

Kasius, Cora

See: "Si x Characters in Search of " , 1925-KasiusKennedy Employment ServiceLaundry 18^4-1934

I Laundr y 1905-1916inot found, 10/19879)Law CommitteeLegal Aid, Committee on

Legal Fees - 1913-1924

Fees for legal service paid deForest Bros-legacy and corporateservice,

Lep;al QuestionsBox 1̂ -0 Lega l Service

Legal Suggestions for Friendly Visitors

Legislation

Admitting Children to Places of AmusementAntin BillChild Labor AmendmentChild MarriageChild Welfare BillCity Bond IssueCivil Rights IssueCorrespondenceEqual Rights for Women 1922-23

B o x 1*H Equa l Rights for Women 1924Farm Colony - VagrantsFeeblemindedInsanity Laws

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Box lUl (cont'd)Legislation

Jury Trials~\ Ker r Bill - Immigration, Naturalization, Deportation

Marriage LawsLegislation, 1902-1929

BoxLegislation

Housing, 1913-1917Legislation - New York StateLegislation - New York State for Tuberculosis CareLegislative Bills, 1912-1913Legislation (6 folders)

BoxLenox HillLippincott, EarlLiverpoolLodging HousesLowell, Josephine Shaw (7 folders)

BoxLowell, Josephine Shaw (2 folders)LyonsManhattan Trade SchoolMedical ExamsMendicancy, 1883-1920 (SE E ALSO: Committee s - Mendicancy; Vagrancy; NYC Police)McLean Study of Queens. SE E Queens Family Service.Mental Health Clinic, Proposal for, 1925Merchants Association of New York, 1907-1925

(.One of the early forerunners of National Information Bureau)

Box 5Merger Proposals, 189 ,̂ 191 ,̂ 1923Milford Conference

Milford Conference, 11/30/32 - 6/30/33Final Report of the Committee of Five to the Milford Conference, November 1928Milford Conference minutes and reports, 1925 - 193̂ -Molfird Conference Report, 1928, and Minutes, 1933

BoxMilk Committee, 1907Milk Committee - New York, 1908-1915Milk Strike, 1916 - Effects ofMunicipal Physicians and NursesNarcotics

BoxNational Alien Enemy Relief CommitteeNational Association of Societies for Organizing Charity

Important beginnings ofFAmily Serivce Association of AmericaNational Child Labor CommitteeNational Committee for Mental Hygiene

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BoxNational Conference of Charities & Correction 1897-1907

Contains Theodore Roosevelt's signature (as Gov. of NYS);correspondence shows the variety of people and their interestswho were invited to the National Conference.

National Dept, of Health

Concern re: Healt h here expressed pre-dates establishment of aUnited States Public Health Service or a Dept, of Health, Educationand Welfare.

National Information Bureau 1924-26; 1919-22; 1922-23

See also: Merchant s Assn of NYNational Investigation Bureau & Organization of National Information

National Investigation Bureau & Organization of National Information

Forerunner of National Information BureauSee: Merchant s Assn. of NY

National Social Unit Organization

Historical interest lie s in showing the beginnings of organizedattempts at community organization based on local community effects.

Box 1 9̂ Neighborhoo d Buildings - 1905

Proposal by COS of need for neighborhood centers where, in additionto recreational facilities, relief needs could be met.

Nels Anderson Study

See: Welfar e Council - Study - Homeless Cases 1931-32

New York Assn. of Day Nurseries

See: Assn . of Day Nurseries

NYC Charities Dept. of 1898-1903

New York City Charter Bill

Point of view of COS about the City Charter Bill Provision 1911 -has historical interest as reflective of the times,

Neiir York City - Commission Work Bureau 1931-32

New York City - Conference on Social Work 1914-25

New York City - Crime Commission

New York City - Department of Charities 1915-16

Predecessor of Dept. of Welfare

Box 1U9 (cont'd)i Ne w York City - Dept, of Hospitals 1899-1908o

Box 150 Ne w York City - Dept. of Public Welfare - Reports on the Division &

Boards of Child Welfare.

New York City - Dept, of Recreation - Dept, of Docks

New York City - Dept. of Welfare

See: Ne w York City Dept. of Charities

New York City - Police Dept. - Relations COSHistorical Contents:MendicancyPolice Department and Relief - 1917Police Work with Deliquent Boys - 1917Police Welfare Bureau 1917Appointment of Women as Police Officers

New York City - Probation System

New York Emergency Work Commission Report - Dec, 1931-May 1932

New York House & School Industry - 1910-1919

V Describe s COS's arrangement with this organization for training

35

Box 151 (cont'd)x Ne w York School of Social Work - Field Work 1917-22

New York School of Social Work - Full record of one students experience 1912

Miss Mary P. Wheeler's fileBox 1^2 Ne w York School of Social Work - Carnegie Building

New York School of Social Work - Richmond & Lee 1910-17

(New York State Conference on Social Work(New York State Conference of Charities & Correctio n(Miscellaneous Programs(1900 (First Conference)1936

See Publication Box - Mezaanine ShelvesNew York State - ProbationNursing Service - COS 1900-1903-1904

Nursing Service - Field Work 1910-12 . Contain s Mary E. Richmond's course fornurses: "Sicknes s as a Family Problem."

Old Age AssistanceOrphansPenny Provident FundPersonalities - Bannard, Otto T.

Personalities - Davison, Henry P.

) Bo x 153Personalities - Devine, Edward T.

Personalities - DeForest, Robert W.

Personalities - de Schweinits, Karl

Personalities - Famous Autographs

Harry Hopkins Jessi e Taft

Will Rogers Home r FolksBetty Rogers Robert La FolletteKermit Roosevelt France s PerkinsJames Rorty Fiorell o H. La GuardiaLeonard Wood Willia m Hodson

Personalities - Ford, Louise F,

Personalities - Kellog, CD.-First General Secretary of COS

Personalities - La Guardia, Fiorello

Personalities - Hodson, William

Personalities - Kelley, Florence

\ Contain s letters from Jane Adams and Julia C. Lathrop

Personalities - Kellog, Arthur P.

36

Box 133 (cpnt'd) _ u

Personalities - Kennedy, John S.

Personalities - Lee, Porter R.

Personalities - Purdy, Lawson

Box 15k Personalitie s - Richmond, Mary E.

(1) 1893-191 5(2) 1916-193 0

(3) The Work of District Secretary

See also: Richmond , Mary E,

Personalities - Sutro, Lionel - 1916

Personalities - Tousley, Clare M,

Reprints of articles by CMT re interpretation of casework servicesPersonalities - Wald, Lillian D.PersonnelPhilanthropy - School of

See:. Ne w York School of Social Work

Politics in Charities - 1902An interesting example of social action to improve StateHospital Care

Box 155 Position Classification (no t found, 10/1979)

See also: Casewor k - Visitors Qualifications

Press & Social Work

See also: Charitie s Dispute 1916

Press & Social Work - 1907-11

Press & Social Work - 1912-14

Contains newspaper articles attacking charity - criticalcorrespondence and replies.

Press an d Socia l Wor k - 1915-1 6

Press & Social Wor k - 1916-192 4

D

37

Box 155 (cont'd)^ Pres s and Social Work) Criticism s of COS

Various newspaper clippings - Feb. 1897 - Dec. 1898» " » - Jan. 1899» " " - 1906, 1907, 190811 11 11 .. 1911

Press and Social Work

Press and Social Work - Evening Graphic

Press and Social Work - Harpers Weekly

Ont. 1914-Dec. 1914oept. 1914

Box 156 augus t 1914

Press and Social Work - Lawsuit 1888 - DeCosta - Howell

Suit brought against COS and Charles D. Kellogg for alleged libel.

Press and Social Work - Miscellaneous Items

Press and Social Work - NY American Attack on COS

Press and Social Work - New York Evening Post 1915-1920

Shows close relationship and good publicity given to COSShows Post's fund-raising for relief of elderly couples

The Press and Social Work - Pearson's Magazine

Pearson's Magazine articles by George Creel

Professional Education

1900 Syllabus "The Care of the Poor"Lecture on "The New Concepts of Charity"

1929-30 Committee on Preparation for Social Work - Limited data

Professional Education

See: Casewor k - Teaching Conference 1921 - KleinSee: Casewor k - Training

Program: Communit y Development in the DepressionBox 157 Prostitutio n

See: Committe e of Fourteen 1911-1926

Protestant Fund - 1933-1936

COS statistics on numbers of Protestants served and costs; developedduring the "Blaine Committee" fund raising era. Importan t for astudy of Protestant agencies, volume of work with Protestants, etc.Contains pros & cons re a Protestant Federation and centralizedfund-raising.

Provident Loan SocietyPublic Outdoor ReliefPublicity

38

Box 157 (cont'a)Queens Family Service - Survey of Queens

^ Queen s Family Service (includes also Citizens Committee - limited data)) Radi o Skits

Records RetentionRed CrossRegistration BureauRegistration Bureau, 1892-1936

Box 1^8 Relie f

SEE ALSO: Districts - Relief Budget

Relief - Harlem - Mt. Morris District 1931-32

Records - Retention Schedule Plan

Relief - Strikers Families - COS position 1916

Relief Giving - Conference on

Hartsdale Conference - April 1927

Relief Supplementation - Fitzherbert Study

Relief Work - Suggestions 1906-1909

Very important for study of emerging casework processes,) • Contain s instructions to districts re: Relie f giving and management

Contains notes on a class given in Boston on investigation.Contains articles on particular groups (e.g. working mothers i-jho

might be in need of relief)N

Reports to Central Council (no t found, 10/1979)

11/15/16 - 12/5/171/4/18 - 5/9/28

Research Cno t found, 10/1979)

See also: Casewor k - (Research Plans(Technical Planning Committee

Richmond, Mary E.

See: America n Association of Societies for Organizing FamilySocial Work

See: Nationa l Alien Relief CommitteeSee: Casewor k - TreatmentSee: Personalitie s - Mary S Richmond

Rockefeller Foundation

Russell Sage Foundation

J Bo x 159 Grant s to COSMrs. Sage's gifts (folder also contains Memorial on death of

Mrs. Sage, together with news clipping.

39

Box 159 (cont'd)\ Russel l Sage Foundation - Winter Exchange

Sabbatical Leaves

Inquires into practice - 1926

For discussion, refer to minutes of D.S. meeting

Saint Louis Exposition

See: Exhibit s - World's Fair 1903

Salary Scale Study 1923-25 (als O 191? & 1918) (no t found, 10/1979)

Comparative scales as reported by agenciesEarly attempt to evolve position classificationSee: America n Association for Organizing Family Social Work

Saloons - Investigation of 1914-16

Important study in a study of care of homeless men (men sleptovernight in saloons)

Sanders, Catherine

See: Studie s - Sanders - Child Placing

')/ Scannell , Ruth - March 1933

See: Studie s - History of COS 1882-1935School CensusSchool Lunches

See: Hom e Economics - School Lunches

Self Support Loan Fund 1907-11

Self Support Loan Fund 1914-17

Box l6o Seminar s - Fitch - Industry & Social Work

"Six Characters in Search of » Kasius - 1925

Prepared in connection with Mobilization for Human NeedsConference - Washington, D.C. - Sept. 1925

Smith, Zilpha D - See: Casework - Friendly Visitors CourseSocial Action

See also: Politic s in Charities

Social Conditions - Department £dr improving 1907-1924-

1 Organizatio n of Dept. for improving Social ConditionsMeeting of Central Council to consider question of new

department and discussion of appointing Lawrence Vgiller

ko

Box l6l>v Socia l Laws Handbook - 1915-1917

Social Security & Social Case Work - Paper by Russell H. Kurtz - 193#

Social Service Exchange - 1912-1933

Steps leading to transfer of SSE from COS to Welfare CouncilSociety for the Prevention of Cruelty to ChildrenStaff ListsStaff Paper - "Column Write"

Contains many items covering agency activities - it's personnel, etc,which could be valuable aid to an historical researcher.

Staff Turnover Study CROS S REFERENCE

See: America n Association for Organizing Family Social Work -1927-30

State Board of Charities-Box 162 Stat e Charities Aid Association

Studies

Two hundred families in COS district - 1911Italian Families - GramercyIntake - Gramercy DistrictHousing in Chelsea-Lowell District - 1935Food Orders - 1915 - Emma Winslow (a study of 500 food orders sent

I t o families in need)Court Hearing Procedure - Alice D. TaggartCOS Program in Depression YearsChild Car e Agencies - Ethel TaylorIntake - Case Material - 1928Joint Committee on Home - 1916 (Mary Hurebutts' study of homes -

comments by COS in its' cases which were included shows thework of the time)

Box 163 Studie s - Child Placing - Sanders

Good picture of child placement needs in NYC as of 1923 as seen byCOS - Catherine Sanders, auther.

Studies - Child Placing - Taylor 1929

Studies - Crime & Behavior - Van Kleeck - 193©

Mary Van Kleeck's Study for Commission on Law Observance andEnforcement

Contains a statement as to causes for crime & criminal behavior

Studies - Foster Care

Studies - Food Orders - 1915 - Emma Winslow

A study of 500 food orders sent to families in need

1*1

Box 163 (cont'd)Studies, History of COS, 1882-1935 (Ruth Scannell, March 1938)

SEE Box 128.Studies - Old Age - Ethe l Taylor, 1929Studies - Relief, 1928 - Grace Marcus

Draft of Grace Marcus' bookMiss Marcus' summarized reportResponses of social workers to reportRussell Sage Foundation Study, 1926 - Comparative Statistics for 39

Family Welfare Agencies on relief practicesMaterial from American Association for Organizing Family Social Work

bearing on their proposed relief studyStudies - Relief - COS 1921 - 1927Studies - Supervision - Questionnaire on Methods - Joanna C. Colcord, 1916Studies - Venereal Disease - Grace Child

Box l6h

Box 165

Studies - CaseworkStudies - Manhattanville (Stauffer )Studies - Puerto RicansSurvey AssociatesTaylor, Ethel. SEE : Studie s - Child Placing, 1929

Studies - Old AgeTax ExemptionTenement House Committee - Correspondence, I898-I912

Tenement House Committee - Correspondence, 1918-1937GeneralAnnual ReportsAdequacy of Courts in New York, Tenement Committee 191?Architects' Drawings, 191̂Brooklyn Bureau of Charities, 191̂Cellar-Basement Dwellings, 1917Cement Blocks, 1915Clean-up WeekCommittee - Interior Planning of Tenement Houses,Committee of Fourteen, 1917-1922

Box 166

• )

Box 167

Tenement House Committee - Complaints,Complaints - Action Taken,Concrete HousesExhibit, 1899-1900 (Clayton and McNeary Bills)Fire PreventionFireproofing Old Law Tenements Committee, 1922Five Steps ForwardFour Family House - Dowling Bill, 1918For YouHeights of Buildings, 1912-1915Housing Shortage, 1918Improving HousingInspectionLegislation, 1911

tenement House Committee - Legislation,191719181921Black Bill

Box 167 (cont'd)Tenement House Committee -

Box 168Tenement House Committee -

Box 169

"Box 170

Box 171

Legislation - Dodge and Leninger BillsLawson Bill (revisio n of) ILawson Bill (revision of) II

Miscellaneous correspondence, I91U

191719181919-1922

Model Tenement, 191^-1917Model Tenement Districts, 1917

"Murder" Stable Block, 1917National Housing Association, 191^-1917Neighborhood Association, 191̂New York City Bureau of Buildings, 191̂New York City - Consolidation of City Departments,New York City Tenement House Department, 191̂ -New York City Tenement House Department, 1921Newspaper ClippingsOpen Stairs, 1922Photographs, 1917 (not found, 10/1979)Prosecutions - Decisions (violatio n of THC laws)Prostitution, 19lUPublications - "For You" 1911+-1917Publications - "For You" 1917Publications - Small House Report - Newdick

Tenement House Committee - PublicityRats, Children and HousesReports, 1917Reports, 1918The Residential Districts (protecting ) 1915Rooms or CellsSanitary Code, 19lUShall the Law Permit. . ., 1913Taxation - Single Tax - tax exemption on new buildingsTenants League - responsibility, etc.Tenement Constructio nTestimonialsThree Family House Campaign, 1912

19131913-1915

Tenement House Committee - Three Family Houses, 1913-191 -̂191^ ( 2 folders)1918Advisory Council of Real Estate

Interests, 1915Cotillo Bill, 1915Lawson Bill, 1917Newspaper Clippings, 1917Drawings, Plans

Tenement House Committee - Three Family Houses, 191^-19171915-1926

Thomas, Andrew - Architect

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Box 171 (cont'd)Tenement House Committee - War Housing, 1918

What the Law RequiresWhy Abandoned Buildings Should be DemolishedWire Fences, 1915Wire Fences, 1917Zoning, 1917Minutes, 1898-1917 (l volume)

Box 172Tenement House Committee - Minutes, 1908-1937 (four folders)

Correspondence, 1900-1901 ( l volume)

Box 173Tenement House Committee - Correspondence, 1917

Reports and miscellaneous

Box IlkTenement House Committee - Reports and miscellenous

Box 175Tenement House Committee - Hearings

Clippings

Boxes 176 - 179Tenement House Committee - Clippings

Box 180Thanksgiving Dinners, 1910-1921

Examples of "in kind" giving which may be pertinent tofuture "social progress report."

Theatre Investigation, 1906-1912Contents show COS representation on a committee to investigatemovies, places of entertainment, dance halls, etc. Result :Draft of a bill to regulate places of amusement. Reflect sconcern in 190^- about violence in movies, possible destruction,effects on young people, etc.

Testimonials, 1887-1895 (no t found, 10/1979)Training. SE E Casework - training

Casework - Visitors in Training (CO S training course outline)Transients, 1935 (SE E ALSO Welfare Council - care of unattached)Transportation Agreement. SE E Charity Rates, 1923Tuberculosis

Contains Study, 1902, by Miss M. E. Very, consisting of interviewswith NYC physicians on cases and prevention of TB (See leather book.)*!!Report on TB Congress in Berlin, May 1899Report on cases under care of Committee on Prevention of Tuberculosis

(AICP, 1902-1903)Tuberculosis, 1916-1917

Contains intensive study of four tubercular families, 1916Forcible removal of tubercular individuals from families

Box 181Unemployment, 19OU-1915 (2 folders)Unemployment in New York City - Welfare Council reportsUnemployment relief, Governor's Committee on,. 1935United Charities Store (proposa l for joint purchases and supply)Unted States Cildren's Bureau. SEE ; Bureau in the Interest of Children

Children's Bureau, United States

kk

Box 182Vacation School Proposal, 189^Vacation Services

See: Fresh Air FundSee: Fresh Air Home

Vagrancy

Veiller, Lawrence

See: Social Conditions - Dept. for Improving

Venereal Disease

See: Studie s Venereal Disease - Grace ChildSee: Committe e on Venereal Disease

Visitors - Friendlyii}nnnrjiMVis i to r s ' Handboo k IwwIlUriLffl

Visitors-Organization

Vocational Service for Juniors - Co-Op Plan CO S

Case Summaries suggest range of services in behalf of childrenbeing given by district casex-rorkers.

jf Volunteer s

Box 183 Volunteer s - Association of

Volunteers - General

Volunteers - Lenten Classes 1915-191 7

Volunteers - Meeting of March 1917

Volunteers - Monthly Reports 1924-1925

Volunteers - Monthly Reports 1927

Volunteers - Statistics

Volunteers - Study Class 1911-1916

Volunteers - Training of 1917-18-1 9

Criteria employed in judging work, types of assignments, schoolcourses given.

Wartime Activities

) See : Aliens Interned - 1916

Box 18J4Wayfarer's Lodge

Started by COS in 1893 as WoodyardSee: Woodyar d 1893-1919

Welfare Council - 1927

Mr. William Matthews of A.I.C.P. active

Beginnings of community interest in problems of aged

Welfare Council - Beginnings

Welfare Council - Central Registration Bureau - 1933-1934

Welfare Council - Chronically 111 Study - 1931Welfare Council - Coordinating Committee on Unemployment, 1930-1931

Box 185 Welfar e Council - Coordinating Committee on Unemployment 1934-1935

Welfare Council - Housekeeping Service Report 1938-1943

Welfare Council - Study - Homeless Cases

Logan Thomas StudiesConfidential Report on the Greater New York Gospel MissionReport on the Homeless Hen's Department of the Jexvish Social

Service Association.

Nels Anderson StudyConfidential Report on the Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant AidSociety of America

Welfare Council - Study Homeless Cases - 1926

14 Agencies

Box 186 Welfar e Council - Study-Homeless Cases - 1931

MeAs. Anderson StudyReport on the Men's Social Service Dept. of the Salvation Armyin New York City.

Welfare Council = Study - Homeless Cases 1932

Nels AndersonThe Method and Terminology of the PsychiatristsMunicipal Lodging House of New York City (Part I-II)

Welfare Council Bulletin

Contains only the following issues

Jan.Feb. & MarchJanMarchAprilJune

193019301931193119311931

k6

Box 186 (cont'd)Welfare Council Committee - Aged - 1927-1931

Material on needs, suggested solutions & reactions to legislativeproposals re aged, from minutes of Welfare Council Committee on aged.

Establishment of Central Bureau on Care of Aged - 1927 at WelfareCouncil /

COS policy re Care of Aged - 1929

Box 187 Widowed Mothers - State Committee on Relief of 1913-1914

Widow's Pension - April 1899 - March 1912Widow's Pension - 1912-1914

Widows Pensions - 1907-1919

Box 188 Widow's Pension - Dec. 1910-Nov. 1917

Widow's Pension - May 1912-March 1913Widow's Pension - 1913 - AbstractWidow's Pension - 1913-1914

Box 189 Widow's Pension - Feb. 1913-Oct. 1920

Widow's Pension - Mr. Pearson's file - Cases and Reports

Winslow, Emma A.

Y See: Home Economics & Social Work Training Course

Woodyard

See also: Bread Line

Woodyard - 1893-1910

Woodyard - 1898

Plus COS operation of Uoodyards competing against Commercial Woodyards

Woodyard - 1909-1924

Box 190 Woodyard - 1926-1931

Woodyard - 1930 - 1938

Woodyard - Finance StatementWoodyard - Committee - I899.-I91U

Box 191 Woodyard & Laundry - 1915-1926 (SEE ALSO: Laundry )Woodyard and Laundry, 1925Workroom - Unskilled Women (give s good picture of attitute of the tiees £189^-19033)

The Workroom seen as predecessor to the laundry.Works Progress administration. (Limite d data but fairly important historical

\ dat a in relation to COS & AICP points of view and attitudes.)

Charity Organization Society

BOX

192 Annua l Reports , 1883-190 ^

193 1905-192 0

I9I1 1921-193 8

195 Bullet in s 1910-191 5 an d miscellaneou s196 1916-192 7

197 1928-193 9

198 Distric t Committee Minutes - First District

199 Fourt h and Fifth Districts

200 9th , 11 th, ll+th, 16th, and Chelsea Districts

201 Corlear s District

202 Corlears , Greenwich, and Yorkville Districts

203 Pamphlet s and Reprints

20U Consultatives , 1893-1897

205 Centra l Council Minutes 1882-189 3

206 189U-191 2

207 1912-193 9

208 Centra l Council Reports Volume s 2 -3 (Volum e 1 not received)

209 Volume s k - 5

210 Volume s 6 - 7

211 Volum e 8

212 Executiv e Committee Minutes Volume s 1 - 3

213 Volume s k - 6

211* Volume s 7 -8 an d unnumbered (1915-1939)

215 Miscellaneou s Volumes: Centra l Office Committee, 1888-1891Committee on Cooperations and District Work, 1910-1923Committee Book: Visitors ' Reports, 1893History, 1882-1907 (3 copies)

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Community Servic e Societ y

Press Releases , 19^1+ - 19^ 7

217 19^ 8 - 195 3

218 195 ^ - 195 6

219 196 6 - 1970; Scrapboo k

Masters These s

220

221

222

223

22*+

225

226

227

228

229

230

231

232

233

23^

235

236

237

2 ^

IndexA - A n

Ar - B a

Be - B o

Br - C a

Ch - De a

Del - E k

El - G a

Gi - Ha d

Hal - Hu m

Hus - K e

Ki - L a

Le - M e

Mi - P a

Pe - R

Sa - S h

Si - St e

Sti - U n

Ur - W

Y - Z

Case-work Files

Boxes 239 - 286 (includin g 24QA)

A sampling of casework files, in rough chronological order by year of intake,1882 - 1918. Th e files contain case record cards, correspondence, memoranda,financial and medical records, and in a few instances photographs. Th e fileshave been left in case number order; each number is preceded by "R." Ther eis a gap, apparently due to numbering error, between numbers R1O99 and R2000.

Boxes 287 - 29k

A sampling of cases, in alphabetical order by name of client family. Th e filescontain the same types of materials described above, and cover the years 1935-19^0. Th e reason for the gap between 1918 and 1935 is not known; it is suspectedby the Community Service Society that case records during those years weremicrofilmed and the orginals destroyed and that the films were subsequentlylost or destroyed.

Box 295

Miscellaneous cases and casework forms.

SEE DESCRIPTION SHEET FOR RESTRICTION ON USE OFCASEWORK MATERIALS

Photographs

Photograph albums 1 - k

5 - 8

9 - 1 2

13 - 15A

16 - 18

Photographs (miscellaneous) and artBBBBBB B BBBBox

ox 302a

Photographs - negatives (including glass negatives)SO OVERSIZE

Printed

Family Service Association of AmericaFamily Welfare Association of America

National Housing Association

New York State Conference on Social Work

Pamphlets - CSS and miscellaneous

Pamphlets - miscellaneous

Box-

Box

Box

Box

Box

Box

Box

296

297

298

299

300

301

302

Box

Box

Box

Box

Box

303

3C&

305

306

307

Box 301A: Photocopies of material in Box 301

Box 308 Memorabili a and miscellaneous itemsAward, 1900Higgins German Laundry Soap WrappersMicrofilm (l reel - clippings)

, Car d index (AICP)Processing notesMedals - France, 1900 (2) p

Buffalo, 1901 (1)3 19 8 2 AdditionBound Volumes

Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor

Minutes, Board, 1850-1939Minutes, Annual and SpefJteal Meetings, 1926-1938Minutes, Executive Committee, 1888-1893Register, Visiting Committee, 3.889-1890Reports, 181+5-1938, Volumes 1-23Reprints, 1895-1931 £Publications, 18UU-1936, Volumes 1-6, ygCcopi^s(c©/>y 2.Clippings, 191U-1939 +6CHouse Committee Minutes, I88O-I898AICP Notes, I896Bagdad on the Subway, 1917-1919Home Hospital, 1912-1913AICP Documents, 1883-I897 (by-laws, studies, etc.)

Charity Organization Society

Reports and Papers, 1882-1939Lawson Purdy Resignation - Presentation Volume, 1933

33111

2

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Miscellaneous volumes

Opportunity Shop (AICP-CSS) - Minutes, 1927-19 3̂- clippings

Nutrition Scrapbook (CSS)Report to the Council, AICP, COS, CAS, SCAA, 1923 (.2 copies)Membership Committee Lists (unidentified)New York City Board of Inebriety. Minutes , 191*1-1917Bureau of Welfare of School Children. Committe e on

Foods and Feeding, 1910Day Book, I89I ^ >Ledger, I886-I89OT 29ftp ArlrH+.-tnn - - • - - • - - —

^"^ Oversiz e

3 volumes2 "1 volume2 volumes1 volume1 volume

volumevolumevolume

Photographs and Artwork - General -

- Albu m (War d Manor )- War d Mano r

Index o f Ne w Cases , 19O6-19Ofi|{yj0|Jf|J iJJAwards t 3 ) , 1893-191 5

.2

1 volume2 framed items1 volume!1 package"

HISTORICAL DATA INDEX

COMMUNITY SERVICE SOCIETY OF NEW YORK1939 - 1960

Section IV Part I

BOX #309

Abortions, Policy 1941

Administration, Policy: paper by Mildred Kilinski, 1958,Discussion

Adolescents - see Youth Bureau

Agencies, Relations to Other 1951

Aging

- Budget Standards for Aging Persons, 1955-56

- Interdepartmental Committee on Services to the Aged,Ollie Randall and others, 1947-49

- Miscellaneous I. 1947-52 (also contains 1921 AICPConfidential report).

II 1952-60

- OASI Special Referral Project - Miscellaneous, 1957-59

- OASI Special Referral Project, Schedules, 1958

- OASI Special Referral Project, Reports 1957-61

BOX #310

Aging- Residences for Aging Persons, see Tompkins Square House,Ward Manor

- Services for: Study Project Annual Reports 1955-58

- Study Project - "Old Age Project" Planning for Study byAd Hoc Committee on Old Age Problems and Services, 1949-51

- Study Project, Old Age Project (Staff) Committee Minutes1949-51

- Study Project; Manuals and Reports, 1955-59

BOX #310

Aging- Study Project: Miscellaneous 1950-58

Miscellaneous 1962-65

- Study Project - Minutes Research Staff PlanningConference, 1955

- Study Project, Rockefeller Brothers Fund Correspondence1951-58

- Study Project - Technical Advisory Committee, 1955-56,Including Minutes

- Tompkins House Tenant "Broncho Charley" Case

BOX #312

American Theater Wing, "Broken Circle," Community PlayCommissioned by CSS 1957-58

- "The Maze"

- Miscellaneous 1954-1958

Anniversaries - see Hundredth

Application and Reporting Service - Annual Report 1956-57

Audit Reports

Birth Control - Policy on Giving Information and Advice, 1941-58

Boarding Home Service - Reports, Minutes of Staff Committee,

1944-46

Boys House - see Youth Bureau Residences

Boys Bureau and Bureau for Men and Boys see Youth BureauBrooklyn Bureau of Social Service and Children's Aid Society -

Proposal to Merge CSS with BBSS, 1960

Budgets (of the entire agency) 1939-40, 1945-46 (also in printed

2

annual reports)

BULLETIN of CSS, Comments on

By-Laws - 1939, 1962

Camps, see Vacation Services

Caroline Country Club - Minutes of Committee, 1939-46

Case Record Retention - Policy, 1954-55

Case Recording - System of, 1960; also Clerical ProceduresPertaining to Case Records, 1960

Casework - also see Family Service

- Confidentiality, 1943-57

- Conference on, Charity Organization Society, 1935(prior to Merger)

BOX #313

Casework

- Intake Policy 1951-60

- Interpretation of, n.d.

- With Children, 1953-56

- With Children - Workshop 1954-55- Service to Court-Referred Children a Working Documentby Bertram M. Beck, 1951

- "Social Casework Practice", statement by Mildred

Kilinski and Staff Committee - 11/15/57

- Supervision, Concepts of, 1956-57

Casework - Nursing Collaboration - Minutes, 1952-53, etc.

Casework Position Classification - 1954

Central Services Department and Services for the Aging, 1953-54

Chelsea District - History of the Area Served

Chinatown

- Services to, see in Health-Nursing and Committees

3

- Rebuilding Proposal, 1950-51

Churches

- Church-Welfare Agency Cooperation 1950-52

- Grace Church, Miscellaneous, 1937 (CharityOrganization Society) - 1952 (CSS)

- Grace Church Project 1944-45

- Riverside Church Contributions for Employment Service,District Office, 1935-49

Citizens Advice Bureau - English Model, 1958

Civil Defense

- Federal, Emergency Welfare Services, 1951-53

- New York City-Emergency Welfare Division,1950-56

Clippings - Destruction ordered for 1945-53

- See: Reports Section

BOX #314

Committee Minutes - Filed in Three Drawers following XYZ - This

Section

Committee - Adopt-A-Family

- Annual Reports, 1940-41, 1950-51 to 1957-58- Adopt-A-Family, Appeals, Reports, Lists, from 1932When It was in the Women's Division of the EmergencyUnemployment Relief Committee)