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BIBLIO-INDEX TO THE DIGITAL RECORDS

OF THE

ILLINOIS STATE LIBRARY IN THE ILLINOIS DIGITAL ARCHIVE

Compiled by Raymond Collins Illinois State Library Summer 2003

TABLE OF CONTENTS

A Note on the Illinois Digital Archive . . 3

Using This Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Outline of the Biblio-Index . . . . . . . . . . 5 Abraham Lincoln . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 The Civil War . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Illinois . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 General Subjects. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 World War II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

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A Note On The Illinois Digital Archives ( )http://eli.sls.lib.il.us/ida The Illinois Digital Archives (IDA) is a repository for digital images from the Illinois State Library’s collection as well as those of other libraries and cultural institutions in Illinois which have generated an Archival Library of digital records totaling well over 3,000 items as of February, 2003. This Archive is comprised of a broad spectrum of Illinois-related materials, with a strong emphasis on local, regional, and state history. Illinois State University has built an archive of records of women from the Bloomington-Normal region who served in World War I, while Skokie Public Library has built an impressive array of records related to the famous Nazi March in Skokie. You will find electronic-based images of historical maps of Aurora and Kane County, mounted by the Aurora Public Library, and post card images of Illinois’ historical past in other sites. The Illinois State Library’s Digital Imaging Program has contributed close to 500 items, both image and full-text, to the Archive. Established in 1839 as the library of government in Illinois, the State Library is one of the oldest libraries in the State with strong collections in federal publications, Illinois State documents, and “things Illinois.” The State Library’s records in the Illinois Digital Archives reflect these collections. Since the records of each institution in IDA are arranged in alphabetical order by title, it was perceived that an index needed to be created which clustered the State Library’s records in IDA by subject, so librarians and researchers could grasp the extent and number of available records on a given topic. Hence, this subject-oriented index. Index entries are in an abbreviated, bibliographic format, so that a researcher can tell at a glance what the significance of a precise record is – when it was issued, who issued it, what the content is, and where is it linked in IDA. Major focus of the Illinois State Library digital records has been World War II (in especial, the large collection of war posters at the Illinois State Library), and Illinois publications that have been significant to Illinois history and government. Abraham Lincoln is said to be the “most written-about man” after Christ and William Shakespeare, and so has merited his own section. In time, each of these sections will grow, as will the Archives in its entirety grow. What this growth means in the larger picture is that Libraries are now, not only found in monumental buildings or private homes, but are also a very real dimension in the dynamic, electronic global arena of the Internet.

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http://eli.sls.lib.il.us/ida

USING THIS INDEX

Example Entry : Abraham Lincoln, 1809-1865 Bird, Mark Baker. The Victorious: A Small Poem on the Assassination of President

Lincoln. Kingston, Jamaica , 1866. ( 921 L736BIR ) [IDA 294]
Explanation of Entry: Subject Heading Author or Issuing Office. Title . Place & Year of Publication. (Call Number ) [IDA Number] * *Illinois Digital Archive Assignment Number – unique number assigned to each individual item in the Archive Example Cross-References AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES See LAND GRANT ACT of 1862
Here, simply turn to the subject heading Land Grant Act of 1862 under the same category as the cross-reference, in this case Illinois.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN See ABRAHAM LINCOLN & THE CIVIL WAR / ABRAHAM LINCOLN Important : When two subject headings appear in a cross-reference divided by a slash

( / ), the first bold heading refers to a separate major subject division than the cross- reference appears in. The second heading refers to the subheading within that major division.

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O U T L I N E O F T H E B I B L I O – I N D E X

M A J O R S U B J E C T D I V I S I O N S

Abraham Lincoln & The Civil War Illinois General Subjects World War II

I. ABRAHAM LINCOLN & THE CIVIL WAR

ABRAHAM LINCOLN CIVIL WAR 1. John Wilkes Booth 1. Harpers Ferry 2. Abraham Lincoln, 1809-1865 2. Osborn Oldroyd 3. Abraham Lincoln – Assassination 3. Siege of Vicksburg 4. Abraham Lincoln - Death and Burial 4. Women in the Civil War 5. John Surratt 5. Richard Yates

II. ILLINOIS

1. African – Americans 11. Edward Coles 2. John Peter Altgeld 12. Constitution 3. Alton 13. Counties 4. American Literature 14. Crime 5. Anna Mental Health Hospital 15. Description & Travel 6. Annual Reports 16. Stephen Douglas 7. Bates Experimental Road 17. Edwards County 8. Biography 18. Facts - Illinois 9. Charitable Institutions 19. Galena 10. Cherry Mine Disaster 20. Geography

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21. Governors 31. Mental Health 22. History 32. Physical Geography 23. Holidays 33. Politics & Government 24. Illinois Blue Books 34. Princeton 25. Illinois Department of Public Welfare 35. Prisons & Jails 26. Illinois State Song 36. Riots 27. Land Grant Act of 1862 37. Springfield 28. Laws 38. John R. Tanner 29. Stephen Logan 39. Jonathan B. Turner 30. Elijah Lovejoy 40. Richard Yates

III. GENERAL SUBJECTS

1. African-Americans 6. Television - History 2. Census 7. The Titanic 3. Holidays 8. United Nations 4. Poe, Edgar Allan 9. George Washington 5. Radio – United States 10. World War, 1914-1918

IV. WORLD WAR II (WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 ) (WWII)

1. Buildings – U.S. - War Damage 26. WWII - Defenses 2. Coast Guard 27. WWII– Economic Aspects 3. Decontamination 28. WWII – Finances – U.S. 4. Draft – History - United States 29. WWII - Germany 5. Drill & Minor Tactics 30. WWII – Great Britain 6. Gases, Asphyxiating & Poisonous–War Use 31. WWII - History 7. Cordell Hull 32. WWII - Illinois 8. Military Insignia 33. WWII - Industrial 9. Military Uniforms Mobilization – U.S. 10. Prisoners-Of-War 34. WWII - Japan 11. Rent Control 35. WWII – Japanese- 12. United Nations Americans 13. War 36. WWII– Law & Legislation 14. World War, 1939-1945 (WWII) 37. WWII – Neutrality 15. WWII – Aerial Operations 38. WWII – Occupied 16. WWII – African-Americans Territories 17. WWII – Agriculture – U.S. 39. WWII – Pacific Ocean 18. WWII – Air Raids 40. WWII - Peace 19. WWII – Armed Forces–Mobilization–U.S. 41. WWII – Pearl Harbor 20. WWII – Campaigns 42. WWII - Poland 21. WWII – Campaigns–France–Normandy 43. WWII - Propaganda 22. WWII – Caribbean Area 44. WWII – Radio 23. WWII – Children Broadcasting – U.S. 24. WWII – Chronologies 45. WWII – Rationing –U.S. 25. WWII - Civil Defense 46. WWII – Salvage – U.S.

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47. WWII – Savings Bonds – U.S. 55. WWII – War Crimes 48. WWII – Schools – U.S. 56. WWII – War Posters - 49. WWII – Social Aspects – U.S. Great Britain 50. WWII – Soldiers 57. WWII–War Posters – 51. WWII – Speeches United States 52. WWII – United States Army 58. WWII–War Production 53. WWII – United States Marines United States

54. WWII – United States Navy 59. WWII – War Work- U.S. 60. WWII – Women –U.S.

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A B R A H A M L I N C O L N & T H E C I V I L W A R

ABRAHAM LINCOLN

BOOTHE, JOHN WILKES, 1838-1865 The Trial of the Assassins and Conspirators for the Murder of Abraham Lincoln.

Philadelphia, 1865. ( 921 L736TR ) [IDA 183] LINCOLN, ABRAHAM, 1809-1865 Angle, Paul. Lincoln In Springfield. Springfield, 1925. ( 921 L736 Ang6 )

[ IDA 2076 ]

Bingham, John. Trial of the Conspirators for the Assassination of President Lincoln: Argument of John A. Bingham In Reply to the Arguments of the Several Counsel for Mary E.Surratt. Washington, 1865. ( 921 L736 BIN )

[IDA 2293]

Bird, Mark Baker. The Victorious: A Small Poem on the Assassination of President Lincoln. Kingston, Jamaica , 1866. ( 921 L736BIR ) [IDA 2294]

Dodge, Daniel. Abraham Lincoln: Evolution of His Literary Style. Champaign, Illinois, 1900. ( I 081 I29U V.1. No. 1) [IDA 3182 } Herold, David F. The Trial of the Assassins and Conspirators for the Murder of

Abraham Lincoln. Philadelphia, 1865. ( 921 L736TR ) [IDA 183]

Illinois Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction. A Souvenir for the School Children of Illinois to be Used in the Celebration of Lincoln’s Birthday, February 12 and Washington’s Birthday, February 22. Springfield, 1898. (I 370.365 IL-98) [IDA 171]

Johnson, Edward. Abraham Lincoln and His Last Resting Place. Springfield, ca. 1910. ( 921 L736jo ) [IDA 1241]

National Lincoln Monument Association. Annual Reports of the Custodian to the

Executive Committee of the National Lincoln Monument Association. Reports For Nine Years. H.W. Rokker, 1884. ((921 L736 Pow3) [IDA 173]

Phillips, Isaac Newton. Lincoln. Chicago, 1910. (921 L736ph) [IDA 3180]

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Power, John Carroll. Abraham Lincoln, His Great Funeral Cortege, from Washington City to Springfield, Illinois, With A History & Description of the National Lincoln Monument. Springfield, Illinois, 1872. (921 L 736 Pow) [IDA 174]

Roberts, Octavia. Lincoln In Illinois. New York, 1918. ( 921 L736 Cor ) [IDA 124] Shea, John Gilmary. The Lincoln Memorial: A Record of the Life, Assassination and

Obsequies of the Martyred President. New York, 1865. ( 921 L736 SH ) [IDA 1262]

Simpson, Matthew. Funeral Address Delivered at the Burial of President Lincoln at Springfield, Illinois, May 4, 1865. New York, 1865. ( 921 L736SIM )

[IDA 1108] Woolsey, M.B. Illinois and Lincoln: Historical Sketches and Pictures of Illinois

Capitols, Public Buildings, Lincoln in Springfield, Governors of Illinois. Springfield, ca. 1925. ( I 977.3 WOOL ) [IDA 2080]

The Assassination and History of the Conspiracy. Cincinnati, 1865.

( 921 L736AS ) [IDA 1705] The Terrible Tragedy at Washington – Assassination of President Lincoln.

Philadelphia, 1865. ( 921 L736te ) [IDA 113] LINCOLN, ABRAHAM, 1809-1865--ASSASSINATION Bingham, John. Trial of the Conspirators for the Assassination of President Lincoln: Argument of John A. Bingham In Reply to the Arguments of the Several Counsel for Mary E.Surratt. Washington, 1865.

( 921 L736 BIN ) [IDA 2293]

Bird, Mark Baker. The Victorious: A Small Poem on the Assassination of President Lincoln. Kingston, Jamaica , 1866. ( 921 L736BIR ) [IDA 2294]

Herold, David F. The Trial of the Assassins and Conspirators for the Murder of

Abraham Lincoln. Philadelphia, 1865. ( 921 L736TR ) [IDA 183] Shea, John Gilmary. The Lincoln Memorial: A Record of the Life, Assassination and

Obsequies of the Martyred President. New York, 1865. ( 921 L736 SH ) [IDA 1262]

The Assassination and History of the Conspiracy. Cincinnati, 1865.

( 921 L736AS ) [IDA 1705]

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The Terrible Tragedy at Washington – Assassination of President Lincoln. Philadelphia, 1865. ( 921 L736te ) [IDA 113]

LINCOLN, ABRAHAM, 1809-1865 – DEATH AND BURIAL Johnson, Edward. Abraham Lincoln and His Last Resting Place. Springfield, ca.

1910. ( 921 L736jo ) [IDA 1241]

National Lincoln Monument Association. Annual Reports of the Custodian to the Executive Committee of the National Lincoln Monument Association. Reports For Nine Years. H.W. Rokker, 1884. (921 L736 Pow3) [IDA 173]

Power, John Carroll. Abraham Lincoln, His Great Funeral Cortege, from

Washington City to Springfield, Illinois, With A History & Description of the National Lincoln Monument. Springfield, Illinois, 1872. (921 L 736 Pow) [IDA 174]

Simpson, Matthew. Funeral Address Delivered at the Burial of President Lincoln at Springfield, Illinois, May 4, 1865. New York, 1865.

( 921 L736SIM ) [IDA 1108] SURRATT, JOHN, 1844-1916 Life, Trial & Extraordinary Adventures of John H. Surratt, the Conspirator.

Philadelphia, 1867. ( 921 S962 ) [IDA 1797]

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THE CIVIL WAR

BROWN, JOHN – See Harpers Ferry HARPERS FERRY (West Virginia) – History--John Brown’s Raid, 1859 DeWitt, Robert . The Life, Trial & Execution of Captain John Brown. New York,

circa ( 921 B878 ) [IDA 1097]

OLDROYD, OSBORN HAMILINE, 1842-1930 Oldroyd, Osborn Hamiline. A Soldier’s Story of the Siege of Vicksburg. Springfield ,

1885. ( 973.7344 O44 ) [IDA 158] SURRATT, JOHN, 1844-1916 Life, Trial & Extraordinary Adventures of John H. Surratt, the Conspirator.

Philadelphia, 1867. ( 921 S962 ) [IDA 1797] VICKSBURG (MISSISSIPPI) – SIEGE, 1863 Oldroyd, Osborn Hamiline. A Soldier’s Story of the Siege of Vicksburg. Springfield ,

1886. ( 973.7344 O44 ) [IDA 158] WOMEN Moore, Frank. Women of the War: Their Heroism and Self-Sacrifice. Hartford, Connecticut: 1866. ( 921 M822 ) [IDA 2642]

YATES, RICHARD, 1818-1873 Reavis, L. U. The Life & Public Services of Richard Yates, The War Governor of

Illinois. Saint Louis, 1881. ( 921 Y33 ) [IDA 194]

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I L L I N O I S

AFRICAN-AMERICANS – ILLINOIS Illinois African-American Resource Guide. Illinois State Library, 1999.

(I 016.9973004 ILLI ) [IDA 3034] Illinois Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, Department of Curriculum

Development. The Role and Contributions of American Negroes in the History of the United States and of Illinois. Springfield, 1970. ( I 375.9173 ILLI ) [IDA 2690]

Washburne, Elihu. Sketch of Edwards Coles, Second Governor of Illinois, And of

the Slavery Struggle of 1823-1824. (921 C693) [IDA 3067] AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES See LAND GRANT ACT OF 1862 ALTGELD, JOHN PETER , GOVERNOR Brown, Edward Osgood. Biographical Sketch of the Honorable John Peter Altgeld,

Twentieth Governor of Illinois. Chicago, 1905. ( 921 A466b ) [IDA 2641] ALTON ( ILL.)—RIOT, 1837 Lovejoy, Joseph Cammet. Memoir of the Reverend Elijah P. Lovejoy. New

York, 1838. ( 921 L897L ) [IDA 159]

Trow, John Fowler. The Alton Trials : Of Winthrop S. Gilman, Who Was Indicted With Enoch Long, Amos B. Reff, George H. Walworth, George H. Whitney, William Harned, John S. Noble, James Moran, Jr., Henry Tanner, Royal Weller, Reuben Gerry, and Thaddeus B. Hurlbut... . New York, 1838. ( 323.445 T863 ) [IDA 160]

AMERICAN LITERATURE - - ILLINOIS Bray, Robert. A Reader’s Guide To Illinois Literature. Springfield, 1985.

( I 016.81 Read) [IDA 154] ANNA MENTAL HEALTH HOSPITAL Illinois. Anna Mental Health and Developmental Center. You Are Going Home- Great! Anna, Illinois, 1976. ( I 362.204 I29Y ) [IDA 170]

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ANNUAL REPORTS See Also CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS - -ILLINOIS Annual Reports of the Custodian to the Executive Committee of the National Lincoln Monument Association. Reports For Nine Years. H.W. Rokker, 1884. ((921 L736 Pow3) [IDA 173]

Illinois Department of Public Welfare. Annual Report, July 1, 1918 To June 30, 1919. 1919. (I 361.61 I29ar, 1918/1919) [IDA 161] ARCHITECTURE – CAPITALS - ILLINOIS Woolsey, M.B. Illinois and Lincoln: Historical Sketches and Pictures of Illinois


ASYLUMS See CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS AUTHORS - - ILLINOIS See AMERICAN LITERATURE - ILLINOIS BATES EXPERIMENTAL ROAD

Older, Clifford. Illinois Department of Public Works and Buildings. Bates Experimental Road. Springfield, 1922, 1923. (I 625.7 Hdb-18) [IDA 168]

Older, Clifford. Illinois Department of Public Works and Buildings. Bates Experimental Road, Highway Research in Illinois. Springfield,

1924, 1937. (I625.7 Hdb-21) [IDA 169]

BIOGRAPHY - See John Peter Altgeld; See Edward Coles See Shelby Cullom See Stephen Douglas

See Stephen Logan See Elijah Lovejoy See John Palmer See John Tanner See Jonathan Baldwin Turner See Richard Yates See ABRAHAM LINCOLN & THE CIVIL WAR / ABRAHAM LINCOLN

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BLUE BOOKS

See Illinois Blue Books CAPITALS (Architecture) Woolsey, M.B. Illinois and Lincoln: Historical Sketches and Pictures of Illinois


CENTRAL HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE, JACKSONVILLE See CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS CHARITABLE EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY, CHICAGO See CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS - - ILLINOIS

Illinois Board of World’s Fair Commissioners, Illinois Committee on State Charitable Institutions. Brief History of the Charitable Institutions of the State of

Illinois. Chicago, 1893. ( I 361 W-93 ) [IDA 1706]

Histories Include: Institution for the Deaf & Dumb, Jacksonville 1838-1893 Institution for the Blind, Jacksonville, 1848-1893 Southern Hospital for the Insane, Anna 1869-1893 Central Hospital for the Insane, Jacksonville, 1847-1893 Eastern Hospital for the Insane, Kankakee, 1877-1893 Northern Hospital for the Insane, Elgin, 1869-1893 Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary, Chicago, 1858-1893 Soldiers and Sailors Home, Quincy, 1885-1893 Soldiers Orphans Home, Normal, 1865-1893 Asylum For Feeble Minded Children, Lincoln, 1865-1893 CHATSWORTH TRAIN WRECK See RAILROAD ACCIDENTS CHERRY MINE DISASTER (1909) Illinois Bureau of Labor Statistics. Report on the Cherry Mine Disaster. Springfield,

1910. ( I 622.8 I29RC ) [IDA 190]

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COAL - - ILLINOIS Illinois Bureau of Labor Statistics. Report on the Cherry Mine Disaster. Springfield,

1910. ( I 622.8 I29RC ) [IDA 190]

COLES, EDWARD, 1786-1868 , GOVERNOR Washburne, Elihu. Sketch of Edwards Coles, Second Governor of Illinois, And of

the Slavery Struggle of 1823-1824. (921 C693) [IDA 3067] William Theodore Norton. Edward Coles, Second Governor of Illinois. Philadelphia,

1911. ( 921 C693N ) [IDA 2649] CONSTITUTION - - ILLINOIS Illinois State Historical Society. The Illinois Constitutional Convention of 1818. Springfield, 1894. ( I 342.773 I29 C7 ) [IDA 151] CORRECTIONS - - ILLINOIS See PRISONS & JAILS COUNTIES -- ILLINOIS Birkbeck, Morris. Letters From Illinois. London, 1818. ( 917.73 B619 ) [IDA 1107] (About early Illinois in Edwards County) CRIME

Illinois Crime Investigating Commission. Juice Racketeers: Report on Criminal Usury in the Chicago Area. 1970. ( I 364.163 J29 ) [IDA 179]

Mattick, Hans. Illinois Jails: Challenge & Opportunity for the 1970’s. Center for Studies in Criminal Justice, 1969. ( I 365.9773 Matt ) [IDA 166] CRIME-- CHICAGO METROPOLITAN AREA

Illinois Crime Investigating Commission. Juice Racketeers: Report on Criminal Usury in the Chicago Area. Chicago, 1970. (I 364.163 J29) [IDA 179]

CULLOM, SHELBY Cullom, Shelby. Fifty Years of Public Service: Personal Recollections of Shelby M.

Cullom, Senior United States Senator from Illinois. Chicago, 1911. ( 921 C967) [IDA 3070]

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DELAVAN (ILLINOIS) Federal Writers Project. Delavan 1837-1937: A Chronicle of 100 Years. Delavan,

Illinois, 1937. ( 917.7354 F293 ) [ IDA 3181]

DESCRIPTION & TRAVEL See Also MAPS - ILLINOIS Birkbeck, Morris. Letters From Illinois. London, 1818. ( 917.73 B619 ) [IDA 1107] Mitchell, S. Augustus. Illinois in 1837: A Sketch Descriptive of the Situation,

Boundaries, Face of the Country, Prominent Districts, Prairies, Rivers . Philadelphia, 1837. ( 977.3 ILLI9 ) [IDA 3047]

DOUGLAS, STEPHEN, 1813-1861 Howland, Louis. Stephen A. Douglas. Scribners, 1920. ( 921 D736h ) [IDA 1382] EASTERN HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE, KANKAKEE See CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS EDWARDS COUNTY, ILLINOIS Birkbeck, Morris. Letters From Illinois. London, 1818. ( 917.73 B619 ) [IDA 1107] FACTS -- ILLINOIS Illinois Secretary of State. Do You Know Illinois? Springfield, 1935-1944. (Note: This

source has nearly 5000 factual trivia and obscure facts about Illinois / ( Oversize I 977.3 Do) [IDA 164]

GALENA (ILLINOIS)

Federal Writers’ Project. Galena Guide. Compiled & Written by the Federal Writer’s Project, Works Progress Administration. 1937. ( 917.73 F293G ) [IDA 187]

GEOGRAPHY—ILLINOIS See Also DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL See Also MAPS - ILLINOIS Illinois Secretary of State. Do You Know Illinois? Springfield, 1935-1944.

( Oversize I977.3 Do ) [IDA 164] (Note: This source has nearly 5000 factual trivia and obscure facts about Illinois)

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Salisbury, Rollin. The Geography of Chicago and Its Environs. Rollin Salisbury. Rand McNally, 1900, 1909?. (917.731 S167) [IDA 162] GOVERNMENT – ILLINOIS See GOVERNORS See ILLINOIS BLUE BOOKS GOVERNORS -- ILLINOIS

See Also ALTGELD, JOHN PETER COLES, EDWARD CULLOM, SHELBY PALMER, JOHN

TANNER, JOHN R. YATES, RICHARD Illinois Centennial Commission. Governors of Illinois 1818-1918. Springfield, 1918. ( I 920 I29G ) [IDA 3071] Woolsey, M.B. Illinois and Lincoln: Historical Sketches and Pictures of Illinois


HIGHWAYS - - ILLINOIS

See ILLINOIS / TRANSPORTATION / BATES EXPERIMENTAL ROAD

HISTORY – ILLINOIS See Also MAPS - ILLINOIS Illinois Secretary of State. Do You Know Illinois? [IDA 164]

Springfield, 1935-1944. ( Oversize I977.3 Do ) (Note: This source has nearly 5000 factual trivia and obscure facts about Illinois) Mitchell, S. Augustus. Illinois in 1837: A Sketch Descriptive of the Situation,

Boundaries, Face of the Country, Prominent Districts, Prairies, Rivers . Philadelphia, 1837. ( 977.3 ILLI9 ) [IDA 3047]

HOLIDAYS - - ILLINOIS Illinois Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction. A Souvenir for the School

Children of Illinois to be Used in the Celebration of Lincoln’s Birthday, February 12 and Washington’s Birthday, February 22. Springfield, 1898. (I 370.365 IL-98) [IDA 171]

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ILLINOIS BLUE BOOKS Illinois Blue Book. Springfield, 1900 - . ( I 353.9773 I29B ) [IDA 2691] Note: The Illinois Digital Archive at this time features the complete text of the following

years of the Illinois Blue Books: 1900 1903 1907 1911 1917 1919 1921 1925 1927 1929 1931 1933 1935 1937 1939 1941 1945 1947 1949 1951 1953 1955

ILLINOIS – CONSTITUTION

See CONSTITUTION

ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE Illinois Department of Public Welfare. Annual Report, July 1, 1918 To June 30, 1919. 1919. (I 361.61 I29ar, 1918/1919) [IDA 161] ILLINOIS REVISED STATUTES See LAWS - - ILLINOIS ILLINOIS STATE AGENCIES / OFFICES/ DEPARTMENTS / INSTITUTIONS See also CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS

See also ANNA STATE HOSPITAL See also ANNUAL REPORTS

See also ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE ILLINOIS STATE SONG

Johnston, Archibald (Music) and Chamberlin, Charles ( Lyrics). Official State Song “Illinois.” Springfield, ca. 1980. ( I 784.71 John ) [IDA 531]

INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND, JACKSONVILLE See CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF & DUMB, JACKSONVILLE See CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS JAILS See PRISONS & JAILS

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LAND GRANT ACT OF 1862

James, Edmund. Origin of the Land Grant Act of 1862, the So Called Morrill Act and Some Account of Its Author, Jonathan Baldwin Turner. University of Illinois Press, 1910. (I 081 I29u, Volume 4, Number 1) [IDA 172]

LAWS - - ILLINOIS Revised Statutes of the State of Illinois 1874. Chicago, 1874.

( 345.2 ILLI5 1874 ) [IDA 196] LITERATURE -- ILLINOIS See AMERICAN LITERATURE - ILLINOIS LOGAN, STEPHEN TRIGG (1800-1880) Memorials of the Life and Character of Stephen T. Logan. Springfield, 1882.

( 921 L8315M ) [IDA 2648] LOVEJOY, ELIJAH P. ( 1802-1837 ) Lovejoy, Joseph Cammet. Memoir of the Reverend Elijah P. Lovejoy. New

York, 1838. ( 921 L897L ) [IDA 159]


MAPS – ILLINOIS Mitchell’s Map of Illinois Exhibiting Its Internal Improvements, Counties, Towns, Roads, etc. Philadelphia, 1837. (G 4101 .P1 1837 .M52 ) [IDA 3048] MENTAL HEALTH -- ILLINOIS See Also CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS Illinois. Anna Mental Health and Developmental Center. You Are Going Home- Great!

Anna, Illinois, 1976. ( I 362.204 I29Y ) [IDA 170] MORRILL ACT See LAND GRANT ACT OF 1862

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MUSIC - - ILLINOIS See ILLINOIS STATE SONG NORTHERN HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE, ELGIN See CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS PALMER, JOHN M. Palmer, John M. Personal Recollections of John M. Palmer, The Story of An Earnest

Life. Cincinnati, 1901. (921 P174) [IDA 3125] PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY—ILLINOIS—CHICAGO

Salisbury, Rollin. The Geography of Chicago and Its Environs. Chicago, [1909]. ( 917.731 S167 ) [IDA 162] PLACE NAMES See Also TOWNS POLITICS & GOVERNMENT – HANDBOOKS

See ILLINOIS BLUE BOOKS PRINCETON (Illinois)

Federal Writers Project, Illinois. Princeton Guide: Federal Writer’s Project ( Illinois ), Works Progress Administration. Princeton, 1939. [IDA 184]

PRISONS & JAILS Mattick, Hans, and Ronald Sweet. Illinois Jails; Challenges and Opportunity for the

1970’s. Chicago, 1969. ( 365 M444I ) [IDA 166} PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALS--ILLINOIS See Illinois / Politics, Government, Law / Illinois Department of Public Welfare See Illinois / Health & Medicine / Charitable Institutions See Illinois / Health & Medicine / Anna State Hospital See Illinois / Health & Medicine / Mental Health

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PUBLIC WELFARE - - ILLINOIS See Illinois / Politics, Government, Law / Illinois Department of Public Welfare See Illinois / Health & Medicine / Charitable Institutions See Illinois / Health & Medicine / Anna State Hospital See Illinois / Health & Medicine / Mental Health RACKETEERING

Illinois Crime Investigating Commission. Juice Racketeers: Report on Criminal Usury in the Chicago Area. 1970. ( I 364.163 J29 ) [IDA 179]

RAILROAD ACCIDENTS Illinois Railroad & Warehouse Commission. Testimony Taken By The Railroad &

Warehouse Commission Of Illinois, In the Investigation Of The Cause Of The Accident That Wrecked A Passenger Train On The Toledo, Peoria & Western Railway, Between Chatsworth and Piper City, August 10, 1887. Springfield, 1887. ( I 385 TEST) [IDA 3063]

RIOTS Illinois Crime Investigating Commission. Report on the SDS Riots, October 8-11,

1969, Chicago, Illinois, to the Illinois General Assembly. Chicago, 1970. ( I 364.143 I29R ) [IDA 2633]

Lovejoy, Joseph Cammet. Memoir of the Reverend Elijah P. Lovejoy. New

York, 1838. ( 921 L897L ) [IDA 159]


ROADS - - ILLINOIS See BATES EXPERIMENTAL ROAD SCHOOL LANDS See LAND GRANT ACT OF 1862 SOLDIERS AND SAILORS HOME, QUINCY See CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS

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SOLDIERS ORPHANS HOME, NORMAL See CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS SOUTHERN HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE, ANNA See CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS SPRINGFIELD (ILLINOIS) Ambrose, Daniel Lieb. Under the Gas-Light: Or, Lights and Shadows in the State

Capital of Illinois. Springfield, 1879. ( 917.7356 A496 ) [IDA 1045]

League of Women Voters of Springfield, Illinois. This Is Springfield. Springfield, 1954. ( 917.7356 LEAG2 ) [IDA 186]

Springfield News. Springfield, What To See. Springfield, 1905.

( 917.7356 S7693 ) [IDA 118] Woolsey, M.B. Illinois and Lincoln: Historical Sketches and Pictures of Illinois


STATUTES See LAWS - - ILLINOIS STUDENTS FOR A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY (SDS ) Illinois Crime Investigating Commission. Report on the SDS Riots, October 8-11,


TANNER, JOHN R., 1844-1901, GOVERNOR Phillips, Isaac Newton. John R. Tanner, Governor of Illinois, 1897-1901. Springfield, 1901. ( 921 T166) [IDA 2647] TOWNS See Alton See Princeton See Cherry Mine Disaster ( Cherry, Illinois ) See Springfield See Delavan See Galena See Princeton

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TRANSPORTATION--ILLINOIS See Also RAILROAD ACCIDENTS

Older, Clifford. Illinois Department of Public Works and Buildings. Bates Experimental Road. Springfield, 1922, 1923. (I 625.7 Hdb-18) [IDA 168]

Older, Clifford. Illinois Department of Public Works and Buildings. Bates Experimental Road, Highway Research in Illinois. Springfield,

1924, 1937. (I625.7 Hdb-21) [IDA 169] TURNER, JONATHAN BALDWIN

James, Edmund. Origin of the Land Grant Act of 1862, the So Called Morrill Act and Some Account of Its Author, Jonathan Baldwin Turner. University of Illinois Press, 1910. (I 081 I29u, Volume 4, Number 1) [IDA 172]

VIOLENCE See Also RIOTS Illinois Crime Investigating Commission. Report on the SDS Riots, October 8-11,


YATES, RICHARD, 1818-1873, GOVERNOR Reavis, L. U. The Life & Public Services of Richard Yates, The War Governor of

Illinois. Saint Louis, 1881. ( 921 Y33 ) [IDA 194]

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G E N E R A L S U B J E C T S

AERONAUTICS - COMMUNICATIONS See RADIO IN AERONAUTICS AFRICAN AMERICANS See Also ILLINOIS / AFRICAN-AMERICANS AFRICAN AMERICAN AUTHORS Brawley, Benjamin. The Negro in Literature and Art in the United States. New York, 1918. ( 920 B826 ) [ IDA 2457 ] AFRICAN AMERICAN MISSIONARIES

Daniel Peterson. The Looking Glass: Being A True Report and Narrative of the Life, Travels and Labors of Reverend Daniel H. Peterson, a

Colored Clergyman – Embracing A Period of Time from the Year 1812 to 1854, and Including His Visit To Western Africa.

New York, 1854. ( 921 P485 ) [IDA 185] AFRICAN AMERICANS - BIOGRAPHY Mott, Abigail Field. Biographical Sketches and Interesting Anecdotes of

Persons of Color. New York, 1837. ( 920 M921 ) [ IDA 1159 ] AFRICAN AMERICANS - ILLINOIS Illinois Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, Department of

Curriculum Development. The Role and Contributions of American Negroes in the History of the United States and of Illinois. Springfield,

1970. ( I 375.9173 ILLI ) [IDA 2690] AFRICAN AMERICANS - LITERATURE

See African American Authors See African Americans - Poetry

AFRICAN AMERICANS - POETRY Mott, Abigail Field. Biographical Sketches and Interesting Anecdotes of Persons of Color. New York, 1837. ( 920 M921 ) [IDA 1159]

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AFRICAN AMERICANS - WORLD WAR, 1939-1945

Nalty, Bernard C. United States Marine Corps, History & Museums Division. The Right to Fight: African-American Marines in World War II. Washington, 1995. ( D 214.14/4:AF8 ) [IDA 838]

AUTHORS See AFRICAN AMERICAN AUTHORS See POE, EDGAR ALLAN CENSUS See UNITED STATES -- CENSUS DISASTERS

The Titanic Disaster. United States Senate Committee on Commerce. Washington, 1912. (Y 1.1/5:62-806) [IDA 163]

FEDERAL RADIO COMMISSION See RADIO IN AERONAUTICS See RADIO - UNITED STATES HOLIDAYS Illinois Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction. A Souvenir for the School

Children of Illinois to be Used in the Celebration of Lincoln’s Birthday, February 12 and Washington’s Birthday, February 22. Springfield, 1898. (I 370.365 IL-98) [IDA 171]

LIBERIA-- DESCRIPTION & TRAVEL

See AFRICAN AMERICANS / Peterson, Daniel H. LITERATURE See AFRICAN AMERICAN AUTHORS See POE, EDGAR ALLEN MISSIONS – LIBERIA

See AFRICAN AMERICAN MISSIONARIES

25

POE, EDGAR ALLAN, 1809-1849

Edgar Allan Poe Memorial Association. Edgar Allan Poe: A Centenary Tribute. Baltimore, 1910. ( 921 P743E ) [IDA 182]

RADIO AERONAUTICS - MAPS Federal Radio Commission. Commercial Aviation Communication System, United

States, 1931. Washington, 1931. (RC 1.1:931) / (MAP) [IDA 3054] Federal Radio Commission. Commercial Aviation Communication System, United

States, 1932. Washington, 1932. ( RC 1.1:932 ) (MAP) [IDA 3053] Federal Radio Commission. Commercial Aviation Communication System, United

States, 1933. Washington, 1933. (RC 1.1:933) (MAP) [IDA 3055] RADIO BROADCASTING - See RADIO-UNITED STATES RADIO STATIONS - See RADIO-UNITED STATES RADIO - - UNITED STATES See Also RADIO AERONAUTICS Federal Radio Commission. Annual Report of the Federal Radio Commission. Washington, 1927-1933. (RC 1.1: 927 - RC 1.1:933)

( Special Note : 7 years of Annual Reports in IDA, 1927-1933)

[1927=IDA 3032; 1928=IDA 3051; 1929=IDA 3049; 1930=IDA 3050; 1931= IDA 3033; 1932=IDA 3052; 1933=IDA 3056] Federal Radio Commission. Broadcasting Radio Stations of the United States, 1931. Washington, 1931. (RC 1.9:931 ) [IDA 3029]

Federal Radio Commission. Radio Broadcast Stations of the United States. Washington, 1932, 1934. (RC 1.9:932, RC 1.9:934 ) [IDA 3031, IDA 3030]

John Vincent Lawless Hogan. Radio Facts and Principles: Limiting the Total

Number of Broadcasting Stations Which May Operate Simultaneously in the United States. Washington, 1928. ( RC 1.2 : R11 ) [IDA 2646]

STATISTICS See UNITED STATES - - CENSUS

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TELEVISION - - HISTORY American Historical Association. What Is the Future of Television? Washington,

1945. ( W1.55:27 ) [IDA 201]

TITANIC United States Congress, Senate Committee on Commerce. The Titanic Disaster.

Washington, 1912. (Y 1.1/5: 62-806 ) [IDA 163]

UNITED NATIONS See WORLD WAR II / UNITED NATIONS UNITED STATES - - CENSUS United States Bureau of the Census. Uncle Sam: How He Grew, 150 Years of

American History as Recorded in the United States Census. Washington, 1943. [IDA 972]

UNITED STATES NAVY - - HISTORY

See Also WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 / UNITED STATES - - NAVY United States Navy Department, Bureau of Navigation. Outstanding Events in U.S.

Naval History. Washington, 1942. [IDA 319] WASHINGTON, GEORGE Claude Mallory Garland. Washington and His Portraits. Chicago, 1931.

( 921 W318GA ) [IDA 104] WORLD WAR, 1918-1918 - - WOMEN McLaren, Barbara. Women of the War. New York, 1918.

( 396.9 M161 ) [IDA 2653]

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W O R L D W A R I I ( WORLD WAR, 1939-1945)

AERIAL WARFARE See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - AERIAL OPERATIONS AERONAUTICS, MILITARY See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - AERIAL OPERATIONS AFRICAN – AMERICANS See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 – AFRICAN AMERICANS AGRICULTURE—UNITED STATES See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - AGRICULTURE - - UNITED STATES AIR RAIDS See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945-- AIR RAIDS See also WORLD WAR, 1939-1945—CIVIL DEFENSE AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945—WAR WORK –RED CROSS ARMED FORCES See WORLD WAR,1939-1945 – ARMED FORCES – MOBILIZATION - -

UNITED STATES See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 – UNITED STATES ARMY See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 – UNITED STATES MARINES See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 – UNITED STATES NAVY

ARMY, UNITED STATES – WOMEN’S ARMY CORPS See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 –WOMEN—UNITED STATES AXIS POWERS See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945-WOMEN

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BATAAN (PHILIPPINES), BATTLE OF, 1942 See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 – PACIFIC OCEAN BATTLES See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 – PACIFIC OCEAN See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 – PEARL HARBOR BLACKOUTS IN WAR See WORLD WAR, 1939 –1945 - - CIVILIAN DEFENSE BUILDINGS—WAR DAMAGE—UNITED STATES United States Office of Civilian Defense. Glass and Glass Substitutes. Washington,

1941. [IDA 326] CAMPAIGNS See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - PACIFIC OCEAN CARIBBEAN See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 – CARIBBEAN AREA CHAPLAINS, MILITARY Office of Chief of Chaplains, Army Service Forces, War Department. The Chaplain

Serves. Washington, 1944. [IDA 3145] See also WORLD WAR, 1939-1945—RELIGIOUS ASPECTS CHILDREN AND WAR (CHILDREN IN WAR) See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - CHILDREN CHURCHILL, WINSTON British Information Services. Winston Churchill, Prime Minster: Some Excerpts

From Wartime Speeches. New York, 1953. [IDA 1996]

CITIZENS SERVICE CORPS

See WORLD WAR,1939-1945--Civil Defense

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CIVIL DEFENSE--UNITED STATES See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945--CIVIL DEFENSE—UNITED STATES See Also WORLD WAR, 1939-1945--AIR RAIDS CIVILIAN RELIEF See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945—WAR WORK—RED CROSS CLASSIFIED INFORMATION

See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - DEFENSE INFORMATION, CLASSIFIED - - UNITED STATES

COAST GUARD United States Navy Department, Coast Guard. Facts About SPARS ( Women’s Reserve

of the United States Coast Guard / Semper Paratus – Always Ready ) . Washington, 1943. [IDA 333]

CONCENTRATION CAMPS - - UNITED STATES See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 – JAPANESE AMERICANS CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 – CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS – UNITED

STATES CONVOYS IN WORLD WAR TWO See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - UNITED STATES NAVY COOKERY United States Bureau of Home Economics. Recipes to Match Your Sugar Ration. Washington, 1942. ( PR 32.4252. SU3 ) [IDA 106] COSTS OF WAR See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - DEFENSES - - UNITED STATES DEBTS, PUBLIC

See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - DEFENSES - - UNITED STATES See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - FINANCE - - UNITED STATES

30

DECONTAMINATION United States Office of Civilian Defense. A Handbook For Decontamination Squads. 1941. [IDA 398] DEFENSE INFORMATION See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - UNITED STATES - - DEFENSE INFORMATION,

CLASSIFIED DRAFT – HISTORY - - UNITED STATES United States Joint Army and Navy Selective Service Committee. American Selective

Service: A Brief Account of Its Historical Background and Its Probable Future Form. Washington, 1939. [IDA 554]

DRILL AND MINOR TACTICS United States Office of Civilian Defense. A Handbook For Decontamination Squads. 1941. [IDA 398] DUMBARTON OAKS CONFERENCE (1944) See UNITED NATIONS EMERGENCY WAR AGENCIES See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945—EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS - -UNITED STATES EX-PRISONERS-OF-WAR See PRISONERS-OF-WAR FOOD SUPPLY See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - AGRICULTURE - - UNITED STATES FRANCE See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - CAMPAIGNS - - FRANCE – NORMANDY GASES, ASPHYXIATING AND POISONOUS - - WAR USE United States Office of Civilian Defense. Protection Against Gas. Washington, 1941. [IDA 413]

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GERMANY See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 -- GERMANY GLASS—UNITED STATES See BUILDINGS—WAR DAMAGE—UNITED STATES GREAT BRITAIN See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 – GREAT BRITAIN See Also MILITARY INSIGNIA HOMEFRONT

See WORLD WAR,1939-1945--WAR WORK—UNITED STATES See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945—RATIONING—UNITED STATES HULL, CORDELL Hull, Cordell. United States Department of State. The War and Human Freedom:

Address by Cordell Hull, Secretary of State, Over the National Radio Network, July 23, 1942. Washington, 1942. [IDA 519]

INDUSTRIAL MOBILIZATION See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945—INDUSTRIAL MOBILIZATION—UNITED STATES JAPAN See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - JAPAN JAPANESE-AMERICANS

See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945--JAPANESE AMERICANS LEND-LEASE See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945—DEFENSE - - UNITED STATES MARINES See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945—UNITED STATES MARINES

32

MARRIAGE See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - SOLDIERS MILITARY INSIGNIA See Also MILITARY UNIFORMS

British Information Services. Ranks and Insignia of the British Armed Forces. New York, 1942. [IDA 408]

MILITARY LIFE See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 -- UNITED STATES ARMY - - MILITARY LIFE MILITARY PERSONNEL – See CHAPLAINS, MILITARY MILITARY UNIFORMS See Also MILITARY INSIGNIA United States Army Service Forces, Special Services Division. Pocket Guide of

Uniform Insignia: United States, British Empire, U.S.S.R, France, China, Poland. Washington, 1943. [IDA 404]

NATIONAL DEFENSE See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - NEUTRALITY - -UNITED STATES NATIONAL SOCIALISM (NAZISM) See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945—GERMANY NAVY

See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945--UNITED STATES NAVY NEUTRALITY See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - NEUTRALITY - -UNITED STATES - NORMANDY See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - CAMPAIGNS - - FRANCE – NORMANDY

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OCCUPIED TERRITORIES See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - OCCUPIED TERRITORIES ORDNANCE See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - DEFENSES - - UNITED STATES See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - INDUSTRIAL MOBILIZATION PACIFIC THEATER See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - PACIFIC OCEAN PACIFISM See WORLD WAR, 1939 – 1945 - - CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS – UNITED

STATES PEACE CONFERENCES See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - PEACE POLAND See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - POLAND PRESIDENTIAL ORDERS See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - LAW AND LEGISLATION - - UNITED STATES PRISON CAMPS See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - JAPANESE AMERICANS PRISONERS-OF-WAR United States War Department. Where Do We Go From Here? Washington, 1945.

( W1.43:21-28 ) [IDA 167]

PROPAGANDA See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - PROPAGANDA PROSTITUTION See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - SOCIAL ASPECTS - - UNITED STATES

34

PUBLIC DEBT See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 – DEFENSES - - UNITED STATES RADIO BROADCASTING

See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945--RADIO BROADCASTING--UNITED STATES

RATIONING See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945—RATIONING—UNITED STATES RECONSTRUCTION (1939-1951)—GERMANY See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 – GERMANY RED CROSS See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945—WAR WORK—RED CROSS RENT CONTROL See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 – RENT CONTROL - - UNITED STATES United States Office of Price Administration. Questions and Answers on Federal Rent

Control. Washington, 1944. [IDA 555] RUSSIA See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945-SOVIET UNION SALVAGE See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945—SALVAGE—UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS

See WORLD WAR,1939-1945 –SAVINGS BONDS - - UNITED STATES SHOOLS See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945-- GREAT BRITAIN See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - SCHOOLS - - UNITED STATES

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SEABEES See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 – UNITED STATES NAVY SOLDIERS – FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 -- SOLDIERS See Also WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - UNITED STATES ARMY - - MILITARY LIFE SOVIET UNION See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 – SOVIET UNION SPEECHES See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - SPEECHES UNIFORMS

See MILITARY UNIFORMS UNITED NATIONS Tolley, Howard and LeRoy Stinebower. Food for the Family of Nations: The Purpose

and Structure of the Proposed Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Washington, 1945. [IDA 753] United Nations Information Office. Ten Unconquered Allies. New York, 1943.

[IDA 3161] United States Department of State. Charter of the United Nations, Together With the

Statute of the International Court of Justice. Washington, 1945. [IDA 667]

United States Office of War Information, News Bureau. Facts About The United Nations. Washington, 1948. [IDA 665]

United States Office of War Information. The Thousand Million: Brief Stories About

the United Nations, Where One Thousand Million Friends of the United States Live, Work, and Fight. Washington, 1943. [IDA 518]

United States, State Department. Dumbarton Oaks Documents on International

Organization. Washington, 1944. [IDA 347] United States, State Department. Questions and Answers on the Dumbarton Oaks

Proposals. Washington, 1944. [IDA 335]

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United States, State Department. The United Nations: Dumbarton Oaks Proposals for a General International Organization. Washington, 1945. [IDA 241]

United States, State Department. The United Nations Will Write Charter for World

Organization. Washington, 1945. [IDA 338] United States, State Department. What the Dumbarton Oaks Peace Plan Means.

Washington, 1945. [IDA 336]

UNITED SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS United Service Organizations. What Is The USO? . USO, circa 1943. [IDA 3146] UNITED STATES--AIR DEFENSES, CIVIL--HANDBOOKS, MANUALS, ETC. See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945--AIR RAIDS UNITED STATES - - APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - DEFENSES - - UNITED STATES UNITED STATES NAVY

See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 -- UNITED STATES NAVY UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES—CIVILIAN DEFENSE - - UNITED STATES See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945-- CIVIL DEFENSE VETERANS See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - VETERANS - -UNITED STATES WAKE ISLAND See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 – PACIFIC OCEAN WAR American Historical Association. Historical Service Board. Can We Prevent Future

Wars ? Madison (Wi.), 1944. ( W1.55:12 ) [IDA 156] WAR BONDS

See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945—SAVINGS BONDS --UNITED STATES

37

WAR BRIDES See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945—SOLDIERS WAR CRIMES See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - WAR CRIMES WAR DEPARTMENTS

See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945—EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS-- UNITED STATES

WAR POSTERS See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 – WAR POSTERS - - GREAT BRITAIN See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 – WAR POSTERS - - UNITED STATES WARSAW ( POLAND ) – See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - POLAND WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON CHILDREN IN A DEMOCRACY, 1944 See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - CHILDREN WOMEN -- EMPLOYMENT -- UNITED STATES See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945—WOMEN-- UNITED STATES WOMEN’S ARMY CORPS

See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945—WOMEN—UNITED STATES WOMEN IN WAR See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945- - WOMEN – UNITED STATES WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 Hull, Cordell. United States Department of State. The War and Human Freedom:


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WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - AERIAL OPERATIONS Arnold, H. H. United States Army Air Forces. Second Report of the Commanding

General of the Army Air Forces to the Secretary of War. Washington, 1945. [IDA 754]

British Information Service. As Hitler Sowed… . New York, 1942. [IDA 1034] United States Marine Corps. Flying With The Marine Corps. Philadelphia, 1943.

[IDA 3171]

WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - AFRICAN-AMERICANS United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Economics Bureau. Negro

Farmers in Wartime Food Production. Washington, 1943. [IDA 370]

United States Office of War Information. Negroes and the War. Washington, 1942. [IDA 422]

United States War Manpower Commission. Manpower: One Tenth of a Nation.

Washington, 1942. [IDA 371] WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - AGRICULTURE - - UNITED STATES United States Department of Agriculture. More Food Through Conservation Farming. Washington, 1943. [IDA 878] United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Economics Bureau. Negro Farmers in Wartime Food Production. Washington, 1943. [IDA 370] United States Office of Price Administration. Farmers in the War. Washington, 1944. [IDA 380] WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 – AIR RAIDS United States Federal Works Agency. Air Raid Defense Training for Federal

Employees. Washington, 1942. [IDA 229] United States Office of Civilian Defense. Air Raid Shelters in Buildings. Washington,

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United States Office of Civilian Defense. A Handbook for Air Raid Wardens. 1941. [IDA 227]

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United States Office of Civilian Defense. Protective Construction. Washington, 1942. [IDA 399] United States Office of Civilian Defense. Report of Bomb Tests on Materials and

Structures. Washington, 1941. [IDA 411]

WORLD WAR,1939-1945 – ARMED FORCES - - MOBILIZATION - - UNITED STATES

Marshall, George C. and King, Ernest. A Personal Message to the Mothers, Wives, Fathers, Brothers, Sisters and Friends of Service Men. Washington, 1943. [IDA 611]

WORLD WAR, 1939-1945—ATROCITIES Ehrenburg, Ilya. We Will Not Forget. Washington, Embassy of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, 1944. [IDA 3166] WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - CAMPAIGNS See Also WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 – PACIFIC OCEAN United States War Department, Public Relations Bureau. A Graphic History of the

War: September 1, 1939 to May 10, 1942. Washington, 1942. [IDA 985] WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - CAMPAIGNS - - FRANCE – NORMANDY United States Navy Department, Library. The Invasion of Normandy. Washington,

1994. ( D201.38: C73/ No. 6 ) [IDA 1068] WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - CARIBBEAN AREA United States Navy Department Library. The Caribbean Region in World War II.

Washington, 1993. ( D201.38: C73 / NO. 5 ) [IDA 1047] WORLD WAR, 1939-1945—CHAPLAINS See CHAPLAINS, MILITARY WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - CHILDREN Lundberg, Emma . United States Department of Labor, Children’s Bureau. Our

Concern - Every Child; State and Community Planning for Wartime and Post-War Security of Children. Washington, 1944. [IDA 3163]

United States Department of Labor, Children’s Bureau. Children Bear the Promise of a

Better World. Washington, 1942. [IDA 1012]

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United States Department of Labor, Children’s Bureau. Community Action for

Children in Wartime. Washington, 1943. [IDA 879] United States Department of Labor, Children’s Bureau . To Parents in Wartime.

Washington, 1942. [IDA 843] WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - CHRONOLOGIES British Information Service. Britain and World War II : A Chronology. New York,

1945. [IDA 1039] United States Department of State. The War: Chronology, March 1938 to December

1941. Washington, 1941. [IDA 813] United States Department of State. The War: Chronology, December 1941 to April

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WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 -- CIVIL DEFENSE See also WORLD WAR, 1939-1945-AIR RAIDS Illinois War Council. Local Emergency Water Supply Program. Springfield, 1942. ( I 628.1 I29L) [IDA 224] State Council of Defense of Illinois. Civilian Defense: General Outline of

Organization and Duties for Local Councils. Washington, 1942. ( I 363.35 STAT ) [IDA 231]

United States Navy Department. Security for Industrial Plants. Washington, 1942. [IDA 332] United States Office of Civilian Defense. Blackouts. Washington, 1941. [IDA 442] United States Office of Civilian Defense. Civilian Defense: Protective Concealment. Washington, 1942. [IDA 466] United States Office of Civilian Defense. Colleges and Universities and Civilian

Defense. Washington, 1942. [IDA 226] United States Office of Civilian Defense. Fire Protection In Civilian Defense.

Washington, 1941. [IDA 359] United States Office of Civilian Defense. Glass and Glass Substitutes. Washington,

1941. [IDA 326]

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United States Office of Civilian Defense. A Handbook For Decontamination Squads. Washington, 1941. [IDA 398] United States Office of Civilian Defense. Handbook For The United States Citizens Service Corps. Washington, 1942. [IDA 403] United States Office of Civilian Defense. Protection Against Gas. Washington, 1941. [IDA 413] United States Office of Civilian Defense. Protection of Industrial Plants and Public

Buildings. Washington, 1941. [IDA 400] United States Office of Civilian Defense. Protection of School Children and School

Property. Washington, 1942. [IDA 225] United States Office of Civilian Defense. Protective Construction. Washington, 1942. [IDA 399] United States Office of Civilian Defense. Services for Children of Working Mothers

in War Time: A Manual for Child Care Committees of Local Defense Councils. Washington, 1943. [IDA 105]

United States Office of Civilian Defense. The United States Citizens Defense Corps. Washington, 1942. [IDA 880] United States Office of Civilian Defense. The United States Junior Citizens Service

Corps. Washington, 1943. [IDA 334] United States Office of Civilian Defense. What Can I Do? The Citizen’s Handbook

for War. Washington, 1942. [IDA 313] United States Office of Civilian Defense. You and the War. Washington, 1942. [IDA 815] WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS – UNITED STATES United States Government Printing Office. Wartime Service and Treatment of

Conscientious Objectors. Washington, 1945. [IDA 3154]

WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - DEFENSE INFORMATION, CLASSIFIED -UNITED STATES

United States Office of Emergency Management, Office of Facts and Figures. Report to the Nation: The American Preparation for War. Washington, 1942. [IDA 866]

United States War Department. Safeguarding Military Information. Washington,

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WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - DEFENSES - -UNITED STATES United States Federal Works Agency. Millions For Defense: Emergency Expenditures

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United States Office of Lend-Lease Administration. All For One, One For All: The Story of Lend-Lease. Washington, 1943. [IDA 940]

United States War Department, Army Service Forces, Ordnance Department.

Metalurgency, Presented By the Army Ordnance. Washington, 1943. [IDA 416]

WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 -- DRAFT

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[IDA 514] United States Office of Price Administration. Group Services Bulletin. 6 Issues, February 1943 – October 1944. Washington, 1943,1944. [IDA 467] United States Office of Price Administration. Office of Price Adminstration (O.P.A.)

Bulletin for Schools and Colleges. 4 Issues, January 1943 – September 1943. Washington, 1943. [IDA 485] United States Office of War Information. Battle Stations For All: The Story of the Fight to Control Living Costs. Washington, 1943. [IDA 986] United States, Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion. The War: Phase Two.

Washington, 1945. [IDA 484] United States Treasury Department, War Finance Division, Education Section.

War Financing for Peace & Prosperity. Washington, 1944. [IDA 406] United States War Production Board. Converting Industry: Turning a Nation’s Production to War. Washington, 1942. [IDA 939] United States War Production Board. Official Plan Book: War Production Drive.


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WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 – EDUCATION AND THE WAR United Nations Information Organisation. Axis Oppression of Education. N.Y.,1942. [IDA 3148] WORLD WAR, 1939-1945—EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS - - UNITED STATES Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America, War Service Division. Directory of War Agencies. Washington, 1942.

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American Historical Association. What Shall Be Done About Germany After the War ? Washington, 1944. ( W1.5:10 ) [IDA 204]

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British Information Service. 50 Facts About Britain’s War Effort. New York, 1944. [IDA 3147]

British Information Service. 50 Facts About British Women at War. New York, 1943. [IDA 1033]

British Information Service. Another 50 Facts About Britain at War. New York,

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British Information Service. Industrial Mobilization of Great Britain. New York,

1943. [IDA 1038] British Information Services. Winston Churchill, Prime Minster: Some Excerpts

From Wartime Speeches. New York, 1953. [IDA 1996] Great Britain. His Majesty’s Stationery Office. The British Farmer at War. London,

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United States Department of State. The War: Chronology, March 1938 to December 1941. Washington, 1941. [IDA 813]

United States War Department, Public Relations Bureau. A Graphic History of the

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Watters, Mary. Illinois in the Second World War: Volume 2, The Production Front. Illinois State Historical Library, 1952.

( I 940.53 WATT, v.2 ) [IDA 1013] WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 – INDUSTRIAL MOBILIZATION – UNITED STATES See Also WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - GREAT BRITAIN United States Army Service Forces, Ordnance Department. Battlenecks: Army Ordnance. Washington, 1943. [IDA 802] United States Navy Department. Security for Industrial Plants. Washington, 1942. [IDA 332] United States Office of Emergency Management. War Production in 1942.

Washington, 1943. [IDA 469] United States Office for Emergency Management. War Facts: A Handbook for

Speakers on War Production. Washington, 1942. [IDA 938]

United States Office of Price Administration. Preview of Life in ‘ 43. Washington, 1942. [IDA 513]

United States War Department, Army Service Forces, Ordnance Department. Army Ordnance Presents Tremendous Trifles. Washington, 1942. [IDA 417] United States War Department, Army Service Forces, Ordnance Department.

Metalurgency, Presented By the Army Ordnance. Washington, 1943. [IDA 416]

United States War Production Board. Converting Industry: Turning a Nation’s Production to War. Washington, 1942. [IDA 939] United States War Production Board. Official Plan Book: War Production Drive. Washington, 1942. [IDA 937] WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - JAPAN American Historical Association. What Shall Be Done About Japan After Victory ? Washington, 1945. ( W1.55:15 ) [IDA 197] WORLD WAR, 1939-1945-- JAPANESE AMERICANS Fellowship of Reconciliation. Outcasts ! The Story of America’s Treatment of Her

Japanese-American Minority. New York, 1943. [IDA 324]

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United States War Relocation Authority. Administrative Highlights of the WRA (War Relocation Authority) Program. Washington, 1946. ( I52.2:W19/2 ) [IDA 407]

United States War Relocation Authority. Community Government in War Relocation Centers. Washington, 1946. ( I 52.2: C73/3 ) [IDA 150] United States War Relocation Authority. The Evacuated People: A Quantitative

Description. Washington, 1946. ( I52.2: EV1 ) [IDA 209] United States War Relocation Authority. Impounded People: Japanese-Americans in

the Relocation Centers. Washington, 1946. ( I52.2: J27/5 ) [IDA 211]

United States War Relocation Authority. Legal and Constitutional Phases of the WRA (War Relocation Authority) Program. 1946. ( I 52.2: L52 ) [IDA 189] United States War Relocation Authority. People in Motion: The Postwar Adjustment

of the Evacuated Japanese Americans. Washington, ca. 1947. ( I52.2:J27/7 ) [IDA 123]

United States War Relocation Authority. Relocation of Japanese-Americans.

Washington, 1943. [IDA 325] United States War Relocation Authority. The Relocation Program. Washington, 1946. ( I52.2:R27/4 ) [IDA 192] United States War Relocation Authority. Wartime Exile: The Exclusion of the

Japanese-Americans from the West Coast. Washington, 1946. ( I52.2:J27/6 ) [IDA 141]

United States War Relocation Authority. The Wartime Handling of Evacuee

Property. Washington, 1946. ( I 52.2: P94/2 ) [IDA 188]

United States War Relocation Authority. WRA (War Relocation Authority ) : A Story of Human Conservation. Washington, 1946. ( I 52.2:W19/3 ) [IDA 369]

WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - LAW AND LEGISLATION - - UNITED STATES See also WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - NEUTRALITY - UNITED STATES United States Office of War Information. Presidential Orders Pertaining to the

National Emergency and the War, July 1, 1939 – July 1, 1942. Washington, 1942. [IDA 415]

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WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - NEUTRALITY - - UNITED STATES United States Information Service Library. National Defense and Neutrality:

Proclamations, Executive Orders and Presidential Administrative Orders, Regulations and Letters, July 1, 139 to July 1, 1941. Washington, 1941. [IDA 402]

WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - OCCUPIED TERRITORIES United Nations Information Organisation. . Axis Oppression of Education. N.Y.,1942. [IDA 3148] United Nations Information Office. Axis Treatment of Women. New York, 1943. [IDA 3160] United Nations Information Office. Slave Labour and Deportation. London, 1944. [IDA 3159] United States Office of War Information. The Unconquered People: Stories of

Resistance to Hitler in the Occupied Countries of Europe. Washington, 1942. [IDA 434]

WORLD WAR, 1939-1945-- PACIFIC OCEAN

See also WORLD WAR, 1939-1945--PEARL HARBOR United States Navy Department, Library. Bataan and Corregidor. Washington, 1992. ( D201.38:C73/No.3 ) (Bibliography) [IDA 1044] United States Navy Department, Library. The Battle of Wake Island. Washington,

1992. ( D201.38:C73/No2 ) (Bibliography) [IDA 1042] WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - PEACE United States Office of War Information. The Peace for Which We Fight.

Washington, 1943. [IDA 553] United States Office of War Information. What Is The Peace For Which We Fight? Washington, 1943. [IDA 3168] United States Office of War Information. The World Beyond The War. Washington,

1942. [IDA 551]

United States Department of State. Towards The Peace: Documents. Washington, 1945. [IDA 841]

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WORLD WAR, 1939-1945-- PEARL HARBOR

See also World War, 1939-1945 --Pacific Ocean Cressman, Robert and Michael Wenger. United States Marine Corps and Museums

Division. Infamous Day: Marines at Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941. Washington, 1992. ( D214.14/4: IN3 ) [IDA 839]

United States Department of Defense. Pearl Harbor: 50TH Anniversary

Commemorative Chronicle. Washington, 1991. ( D1.2:P32/2 ) [IDA 840]

United States Navy Department, Library. The Attack on Pearl Harbor. Washington, 1991. ( D 201.38: C73 / No. 1 ) [IDA 1041]

Note: This 13 page leaflet is a bibliography of writings about Pearl Harbor) WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - POLAND -- WARSAW United States Office of War Information. Tale of a City. Washington. [IDA 433] WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 – POSTERS See World War, 1939-1945 - Great Britain See World War, 1939-1945—War Posters - - United States WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 – PRISON CAMPS See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945-- JAPANESE AMERICANS WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - PROPAGANDA See Also GENERAL SUBJECTS / TELEVISION American Historical Association. What Is Propaganda? Madison, Wisconsin, 1944.

( W1.55:2 ) [IDA 203] WORLD WAR, 1939-1945—RADIO BROADCASTING—UNITED STATES

How Far Should Government Control Radio? United States Armed Forces Institute,

1946. (W 1.55:28 ) [IDA 191] WORLD WAR, 1939-1945—RATIONING—UNITED STATES United States Bureau of Home Economics. Recipes to Match Your Sugar Ration. Washington, 1942. ( PR 32.4252. SU3 ) [IDA 106]

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United States Office of Emergency Management. Gadgets To Guns.

Washington, 1943. [IDA 514] United States Office of Price Administration. Group Services Bulletin. 6 Issues, February 1943 – October 1944. Washington, 1943,1944. [IDA 467] United States Office of Price Administration. The Home Front Pledge Campaign Book. Washington, 1943. [IDA 803] United States Office of Price Administration. Information Program for Point

Rationing of Canned and Processed Food. Washington, 1943. [IDA 516] United States Office of Price Administration. Office of Price Administration (O.P.A.)

Bulletin for Schools and Colleges. Washington, 1943. [IDA 485] United States Office of Price Administration. Point Rationing of Processed Fruits and

Vegetables: A Brief Guide for Volunteer Field Workers. Washington, 1943. [IDA 837]

United States Office of Price Administration. Rationing and Price Control Posters. Washington, 1945. [IDA 612] United States Office of Price Administration. Rationing, Why and How. Washington,

1942. [IDA 512] United States Office of War Information. Battle Stations For All: The Story of the

Fight to Control Living Costs. Washington, 1943. [IDA 986]

United States Office of War Information. How Can We Make Rationing Work For Us? Washington, 1943. [IDA 515]

WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 – RELIGION & RELIGIOUS ASPECTS United Nations Information Office. Religious Persecution in Occupied Countries. New York, 1942. [IDA 3149 ] See also CHAPLAINS, MILITARY WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 – RENT CONTROL - - UNITED STATES United States Office of Price Administration. Questions and Answers on Federal Rent

Control. Washington, 1944. [IDA 555]

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WORLD WAR, 1939-1945—RUSSIA See WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - SOVIET UNION WORLD WAR, 1939-1945—SALVAGE—UNITED STATES United States War Production Board, Conservation Division. Get in the Scrap: A Plan

for the Reorganization of the School Children in America in the National Salvage Program. Washington, 1942. [IDA 107]

WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - SAVINGS BONDS - - UNITED STATES

United States Treasury Department. Bonds or Bombs? [IDA 3169] United States Treasury Department. Handbook For Speakers.


United States Treasury Department. Mrs. Brown Buys A Bond. [IDA 317]

United States Treasury Department. Our Good Earth … Keep It Ours. Washington, 1942. [IDA 3158]

United States Treasury Department, War Finance Division. The Teacher of

Mathematics and the War Savings Program. Washington, 1944. [IDA 318]

United States Treasury Department, War Finance Division. War Bond Plays, and Other Dramatic Material for Use in Connection With War Finance Promotion. Washington, 1943. [IDA 238]

United States Treasury Department, War Finance Division, Education Section. War Financing for Peace & Prosperity. Washington, 1944. [IDA 406] WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - -SCHOOLS - - UNITED STATES

United States Treasury Department, War Finance Division. Schools at War: Handbook of Suggestions for School Administrators.

Washington, 1944. [IDA 405] WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - SOCIAL ASPECTS - - UNITED STATES Broughton, Philip S. Prostitution and the War. Washington, 1943. [IDA 210] WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - SOLDIERS American Historical Association. Can War Marriages Be Made to Work?

Washington, 1944. ( W1.55:30 ) [IDA 199]

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United States War Department, Bureau of Public Relations. The Soldier and His Food. Washington, 1942. [IDA 132] United States War Department, Bureau of Public Relations. The Soldier and His Health. Washington, 1942. [IDA 133] United States War Department, Bureau of Public Relations. The Soldier and His

Housekeeping. Washington, 1942. [IDA 145] United States War Department, Bureau of Public Relations. The Soldier and His

Recreation. Washington, 1942. [IDA 149]

United States War Department, Bureau of Public Relations. The Soldier and His Religion. Washington, 1942. [IDA 208]

United States War Department, Bureau of Public Relations. The Soldier and His Uniform. Washington, 1942. [IDA 148]

WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - SOVIET UNION Carter, Herbert. Russia’s Secret Weapon. Winnipeg, 1942. [IDA 3165] Ehrenburg, Ilya. We Will Not Forget. Washington, Embassy of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, 1944. [IDA 3166] Embassy of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Information Bulletin,

Embassy of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Washington, 1945. [IDA 3167]

WORLD WAR. 1939-1945 - - SPEECHES Hull, Cordell. United States Department of State. The War and Human Freedom:


WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - UNITED NATIONS See UNITED NATIONS

WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - UNITED STATES ARMY - - MILITARY LIFE United States War Department, Bureau of Public Relations. The Soldier and His Food. Washington, 1942. [IDA 132] United States War Department, Bureau of Public Relations. The Soldier and His Health. Washington, 1942. [IDA 133]

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United States War Department, Bureau of Public Relations. The Soldier and His Housekeeping. Washington, 1942. [IDA 145]

United States War Department, Bureau of Public Relations. The Soldier and His

Recreation. Washington, 1942. [IDA 149]

United States War Department, Bureau of Public Relations. The Soldier and His Religion. Washington, 1942. [IDA 208]

United States War Department, Bureau of Public Relations. The Soldier and His

Uniform. Washington, 1942. [IDA 148] WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - UNITED STATES MARINES

Nalty, Bernard C. United States Marine Corps, History & Museums Division. The Right to Fight: African-American Marines in World War II.

Washington, 1995. ( D 214.14/4:AF8 ) [IDA 838]

United States Marine Corps. Flying With The Marine Corps. Philadelphia, 1943. [IDA 3171]

WORLD WAR, 1939-1945--UNITED STATES NAVY See also COAST GUARD See also GENERAL SUBJECTS / UNITED STATES NAVY United States Navy Department, Bureau of Navigation. Outstanding Events in U.S.

Naval History. Washington, 1942. [IDA 319] United States Navy Department, Library. Convoys in World War II.. Washington,

1993. ( D201.38:C73/NO.4 ; bibliography) [IDA 1046] United States Navy Recruiting Bureau. Helpful Hints To The Navy Recruit.

Washington, 1943. [IDA 353] United States Navy Recruiting Bureau. Men Make the Navy, the Navy Makes Men.


United States Navy Seabees. Build and Fight With the Seabees and Follow Your Trade in the Navy. United States Navy, 1943. [IDA 3150]

WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - VETERANS - -UNITED STATES American Historical Association. Will There Be Work For All? Madison, Wisconsin,

1944. ( W1.55:22 ) [IDA 202]

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Hollis, Ernest. United States Federal Security Agency. Education Office. Data For State-Wide Planning of Veterans’ Education. Washington, 1945.

[IDA 3152]

United States War Department. Information for Soldiers Going Back to Civilian Life. Washington, 1944. [IDA 367] WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - WAR CRIMES American Historical Association. What Shall Be Done With the War Criminals?

Madison, Wisconsin, 1944. ( W1.55:11 ) [IDA 157] WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - WAR POSTERS - - GREAT BRITAIN See Also World War, 1939-1945 – War Posters - United States General Aircraft of the R.A.F. : Some Famous Types – I (c.1942) [IDA 1632] Aircraft of the R.A.F. : Some Famous Types – II (c.1942) [IDA 1071] National Security Careless Talk May Cost His Life (c.1939) [IDA 1077] Patriotism Back Them Up ! A British “Commando” Raid On A German-Held Port [IDA 1075] Back Them Up ! A British Tank Attack In The Western Desert (c.1944) [IDA 1613] Back Up The Fighting Forces (c.1939) [IDA 1079] Come Then, Let Us To The Task (c.1940) [IDA 1080] The Downfall Of The Dictators Is Assured (c.1943) [IDA 1609] If (After Rudyard Kipling) (c.1943) [IDA 1078] Over 1,000,000 Tons of Axis Shipping Sunk in the North Sea & English Channel [IDA 1081] Over 1,250,000 Tons Of Axis Shipping Sunk In The Central Mediterranean [IDA 1076] Smash Japanese Aggression ! (c. 1943) [IDA 1069] Together (1943) [IDA 1073] We Sink The Fascist Pirates (c. 1943) [IDA 1070] Propaganda – Anti-Japan Smash Japanese Aggression ! (c. 1943) [IDA 1069] War Bonds Hit Back With Your War Savings ( c. 1943) [IDA 1072]

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War Production Torpedo The Axis ! (c. 1943) [IDA 1074] You Can Help Me Build A Gun (c. 1943) [IDA 1630] WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - WAR POSTERS - - UNITED STATES See Also World War, 1939-1945 – Great Britain – War Posters African-Americans United We Win (1942) [IDA 827] Agriculture / Victory Gardens / Victory Farms Be A Victory Farm Volunteer (1943) [IDA 120] Going Our Way? Be A Victory Farm Volunteer For The U.S. Crop Corps (1945) [IDA 115] Plant A Victory Garden, Our Food Is Fighting (1943) [IDA 193] Work On A Farm…This Summer (1943) [IDA 119] Your Victory Garden Counts More Than Ever ! (1945) [IDA 136] Censorship Books Cannot Be Killed By Fire, Books Are Weapons In the War Of Ideas [IDA 121] Ten Years Ago The Nazis Burned These Books (1943) [IDA 214] To All Who Use Libraries (1942) [IDA 137] Civil Defense America Calling, Take Your Place In Civil Defense (1941) [IDA 823] Doctors Are Scarce, One Of Three Has Gone To War (1943) [IDA 128] Civil Rights No Loyal Citizen Of The United States (1943) [IDA 344] General The Atlantic Charter (1943 / complete text ) [IDA 343] Give More Books, 1943 Victory Book Campaign (1943) [IDA 259] Give More Good Books To Our Men In The Armed Services (1943) [IDA 346] What Can You Spare That They Can Wear ? (1941) [IDA 327]

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National Security Americans Suffer When Careless Talk Kills ! (1943) [IDA 597] Award For Careless Talk (1944) [IDA 108] The Battle-Wise Infantryman Is Careful Of What He says or Writes (1944 ) [ IDA 354 ] Because Somebody Talked ! (1944 ) [IDA 125] Bits of Careless Talk Are Pieced Together By The Enemy ( 1943) [IDA 607] Careless Talk Got There First (1944) [IDA 826] A Careless Word, A Needless Loss (1943) [IDA 604] A Careless Word… A Needless Sinking (1942) [IDA 596] He’s Watching You (1942) [IDA 323] I’m Counting On You ! (1943) [IDA 130] If You Tell Where He’s Going…He May Never Get There (1943) [IDA 155] Less Dangerous Than Careless Talk (1944) [IDA 599] Wanted ! For Murder, Her Careless Talk Costs Lives (1944) [IDA 603] Nursing (See Also Red Cross below) Be A Cadet Nurse, The Girl With A Future (1944) [IDA 215] Become A Nurse, Your Country Needs You (1942) [IDA 142] Enlist In A Proud Profession ! Join The U.S. Cadet Nurse Corps (1944) [IDA 218] Serve Those Who Served (1945) [IDA 605] Women . . . Our Wounded Need Your Care ! (1945) [IDA 134] Nutrition Choose For Victory: Try A V-Dish Today (1943) [IDA 1631] Eat The Basic 7 – Every Day ! (1943) [IDA 383] Every Child Needs A Good School Lunch (1944) [IDA 140] For Work Or Play 3 Squares A Day (1944) [IDA 385] Good Food Means Good Work: Eat The Basic 7 Every Day ! (1943) [IDA 382] Patriotism 1778, 1943: Americans Will Always Fight For Liberty (1943) [IDA 817] The Five Sullivan Brothers, Missing In Action Off The Solomon Islands (1943) [IDA 153] Ours To Fight For…Freedom From Fear (1943) [IDA 821] The State Of This Nation… (1943) [IDA 331] Strong In The Strength Of The Lord (1942) [IDA 820] This World Cannot Exist Half Slave And Half Free : Work For Freedom ! [IDA 830] We Have Just Begun To Fight (1943) [IDA 212] Pearl Harbor Avenge December 7 (1942) [IDA 144] Remember December 7TH ( 1942 ) [IDA 138]

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Propaganda – Anti-German This Is Nazi Brutality (1942) [IDA 379] This Is The Enemy (1943) [IDA 816] We French Workers Warn You… (1942) [IDA 378] Propaganda – Anti-Japan We’ll Take Care Of The Rising Sun, You Take Care Of Rising Prices (1944) [IDA 537] Public Health Doctors Are Scarce, One Of Three Has Gone To War (1943) [IDA 128] Eat The Basic 7 Every Day ! (1943) [IDA 383] Every Child Needs A Good School Lunch (1944) [IDA 140] For Work Or Play 3 Squares A Day (1944) [IDA 385] Good Food Means Good Work: Eat The Basic 7 Every Day ! (1943) [IDA 382] Rationing / Conservation All Fuel Is Scarce, Plan For Winter Now ! (1943) [IDA 342] Americans ! Share The Meat As A Wartime Necessity (1942) [IDA 217] Can All You Can, It’s A Real War Job ! (1943) [IDA 146] Choose for Victory: Try A V-Dish Today (1943) [IDA 1631] Cost of Living 1918-1944 (1944) [IDA 126] Cost of Living In Two Wars (1944) [IDA 595] Could This Be You? (1945) [IDA 314] Do With Less - - So They’ll Have Enough ! (1943) [IDA 312] Don’t Let This Happen To You ! (1944) [IDA 341] Don’t Shiver Next Winter… Order Coal Now ! (1944) [IDA 329] Food Is A Weapon, Don’t Waste It ! (1943) [IDA 216] Fuel Fights ! Save Your Share (1943) [IDA 260] Have You Really Tried To Save Gas By Getting Into A Car Club ? (1944) [IDA 608] I’ll Carry Mine Too ! Trucks And Tires Must Last Till Victory (1943) [IDA 220] Is Your Trip Necessary ? (1943) [IDA 357] Keep The Home Front Pledge (1944) [IDA 539] Make This Pledge: I Pay No More Than Top Legal Prices (1943) [IDA 147] Me Travel ? – Not This Summer: Vacation At Home (1945) [IDA 152] A Message About Food From The President Of The United States (1945) [IDA 609] A Message To Our Tenants From The Government (1942) [IDA 261] Millions of Troops Are On The Move… Is Your Trip Necessary ? (1943) [IDA 262] Of Course I Can ! (1944) [IDA 122] Rationing Means A Fair Share For All Of Us (1943) [IDA 355] Save Waste Fats For Explosives, Take Them To Your Meat Dealer (1943) [IDA 219] Save Your Cans, Help Pass The Ammunition (1944) [IDA 127] Serve Our Fighting Men Abroad, Conserve These Services At Home (1944) [IDA 606]

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Rationing / Conservation (cont.) Stamp Out Black Markets With Your Ration Stamps (1943) [IDA 594] Use It Up, Wear It Out, Make It Do ! (1943) [IDA 221] War Traffic Comes First, Don’t Waste Transportation (1943) [IDA 309] We’ll Have Lots To Eat This Winter, Won’t We, Mother ? (1943) [IDA 213] We’ll Take Care Of The Rising Sun, You Take Of Rising Prices (1944) [IDA 537] Where Our Men Are Fighting Our Food Is Fighting (1943) [IDA 384] Won’t You Give My Boy A Chance To Get Home ? (1944) [IDA 222] Your Government Warns, Prepare For Winter Now ! (1944) [IDA 328] Recruiting Action! Men of 18 and 19, Choose Your Combat Branch (1942) [IDA 828] Be A Marine, Free A Marine To Fight (U.S. Marine Corps Women’s Reserve) [IDA 3153] Let’s Finish The Job, Experience Seamen Needed (1944) [IDA 819] O’er The Ramparts We Watch (1945) [IDA 358] Red Cross American Red Cross Picture of The Week Series (Circa 1940-1944) [IDA 3144] Red Cross Needs Your Help To Help Them Water Cure For War Wounded Under New Management Still At His Side – Here At Home United Nations Charter of the United Nations As Proposed At Dumbarton Oaks (1945) [IDA 330] United, The United Nations Fight For Freedom (1943) [IDA 131] The United Nations Fight For Freedom (1942) [IDA 538] United We Are Strong, United We Will Win (1943) [IDA 825] Victory Mail Production Be With Him At Every Mail Call (1945) [IDA 143] War Bonds 85 Million Americans Hold War Bonds (1945) [IDA 601] Buy Now For The Bigger 7th War Loan Through Payroll Savings (1945) [IDA 129] Care Is Costly, Buy And Hold War Bonds (1945) [IDA 602] Do Your Part To Win The War, Buy More War Savings Stamps (1942) [IDA 111] Doing All You Can Brother? Buy War Bonds (1943) [IDA 103] Don’t Let That Shadow Touch Them, Buy War Bonds (1942) [IDA 110] Even A Little Can Help A Lot – Now ! Buy U.S. War Stamps And Bonds [IDA 387]

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War Bonds (cont.) Fire Away ! Buy Extra Bonds (1944) [IDA 386] For Liberty And Peace On Earth, Give War Bonds (1944) [IDA 600] For Peace And Security, Buy Bonds (1945) [IDA 540] Give War Bonds, The Present With A Future (1943) [IDA 112] Hit Back With Your War Savings (1943) [IDA 1072] Let ‘Em Have It, Buy Extra Bonds (1943) [IDA 109] Next ! 6TH War Loan (1944) [IDA 178] Now…All Together, 7TH War Loan (1945) [IDA 207] Protect His Future, Buy And Keep War Bonds (1944) [IDA 541] The Sky’s The Limit, Keep Buying War Bonds (1944) [IDA 135] You Can’t Afford To Miss Either ! Buy Bonds Every Payday (1944) [IDA 598] War Production Bundles For Berlin (1942) [IDA 356] Good News From Home – Tanks, Planes, Guns, Ships, More Production [IDA 822] Having Seen The Quality Of The Work… (1942) [IDA 824] Here’s A War Job For You (1944) [IDA 818] I Need You On The Job Full Time, Don’t Get Hurt (1943) [IDA 829] I Need Your Skill In A War Job ! (1943) [IDA 232] Take Care ! Idle Hands Work For Hitler (1942) [IDA 268] Women Be A Cadet Nurse, The Girl With A Future (1944) [IDA 215] Be A Marine, Free A Marine To Fight (U.S. Marine Corps Women’s Reserve) [IDA 3153] Be With Him At Every Mail Call (1945) [IDA 143] Become A Nurse, Your Country Needs You (1942) [IDA 142] Enlist In A Proud Profession ! Join The U.S. Cadet Nurse Corps (1944) [IDA 218] Serve Those Who Served (1945) [IDA 605] We’ll Have Lots To Eat This Winter, Won’t We, Mother ? (1943) [IDA 213] Women . . . Our Wounded Need Your Care ! (1945) [IDA 134]

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WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - WAR PRODUCTION - - UNITED STATES See Also WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 - - INDUSTRIAL MOBILIZATION United States Office for Emergency Management. War Facts: A Handbook for

Speakers on War Production. Washington, 1942. [IDA 938] United States Office of Emergency Management. War Production in 1942.

Washington, 1943. [IDA 469] United States Office of Emergency Management, War Production Board. Production

Goes To War. Washington, 1942. [IDA 472]

United States Office of Emergency Management, War Production Board. The War Production Program: Selected Documentation on the Economics of War. Washington, 1942. [IDA 471]

WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 – WAR WORK – RED CROSS American National Red Cross. Four War Years of Foreign Civilian Relief By &

Through American Red Cross from September 1, 1939 Through December 1, 1943. [IDA 3170]

American National Red Cross. Services to the Armed Forces. Washington, 1941. [IDA 3155]

American National Red Cross. War Relief Abroad. Washington, 1941. [IDA 3156] American National Red Cross. What Can I Do To Help? Washington, 1942. [IDA 3157]

American Red Cross. Facts: 1945 War Fund. Washington, 1945. [IDA 3151] WORLD WAR, 1939-1945--WAR WORK--UNITED STATES United Service Organizations. What Is The USO? . USO, circa 1943. [IDA 3146] United States Office of Defense, Health and Welfare. The Home Front In National

Defense. Washington, 1941. [IDA 320] WORLD WAR, 1939-1945—WOMEN--UNITED STATES See Also GENERAL SUBJECTS / WORLD WAR, 1914-1918 - - WOMEN See Also ABRAHAM LINCOLN & THE CIVIL WAR American Historical Association. Do You Want Your Wife to Work After the War? Washington, 1944. ( W1.55:31 ) [IDA 198]

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Anderson, Margaret Kay. United States Department of Labor. Women’s Bureau.

Women’s Wartime Hours of Work. Washington, 1947. ( L13.3:208 ) [IDA 510]

Erickson, Ethel. United States Department of Labor. Women’s Bureau. Women’s

Employment in Aircraft Assembly Plants in 1942. Washington, 1942. ( L13.3:192-1 ) [IDA 542]

Erickson, Ethel. United States Department of Labor. Women’s Bureau. Women’s

Employment in the Making of Steel, 1943. Washington, 1944. [IDA 523] Harnish, Frances. United States Department of Labor. Women’s Bureau. Women’s

Employment in Foundries, 1943. Washington, 1944. ( L13.3:192-7 ) [IDA 610]

McMillin, Lucille Foster. United States Civil Service Commission. The First Year:

A Study of Women’s Participation in Federal Defense Activities. Washington, 1941. [IDA 316]

McMillin, Lucille Foster. United States Civil Service Commission. The Second Year : A Study of Women’s Participation in War Activities of the Federal Government. Washington, 1943. [IDA 321]

Newman, Dorothy Krall. United States Department of Labor, Women’s Bureau.

Employing Women in Shipyards. Washington, 1944. ( L13.3: 192-6) [IDA 517]

Newman, Dorothy Krall. United States Department of Labor, Women’s Bureau. Women Workers in Some Expanding Wartime Industries. Washington, 1943.

[IDA 666] Pidgeon, Mary Elizabeth . United States Department of Labor, Women’s Bureau.

Equal Pay For Women in War Industries. Washington, 1942. ( L13.3:196 ) [IDA 593]

Pidgeon, Mary Elizabeth . United States Department of Labor, Women’s Bureau. Women in the Federal Service, 1923-1947 : Part I, Trends in Employment. Washington, 1949. ( L13.3:230-1 ) [IDA 429] Pidgeon, Mary Elizabeth . United States Department of Labor, Women’s Bureau. Women in the Federal Service, 1923-1947 : Part II, Occupational

Information. Washington, 1949. ( L13.3:230-2 ) [IDA 440]

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Pidgeon, Mary Elizabeth . United States Department of Labor, Women’s Bureau. Your Questions As to Women in Wartime Industries. Washington, 1942.

( L13.3:194 ) [IDA 511]

Robinson, Mary. United States Department of Labor, Women’s Bureau. Recreation and Housing for Women War Workers. Washington, 1942. ( L 13.3:190 ) [IDA 560]

United Nations Information Office. Axis Treatment of Women. New York, 1943. [IDA 3160] United States Department of Labor, Women’s Bureau. Employment of Women in the Manufacture of Artillery Ammunition. Washington, 1942.

( L 13.3:189-3 ) [IDA 592]

United States Department of Labor, Women’s Bureau. Employment of Women in the Manufacture of Small Arms Ammunition. Washington, 1942. ( L13.3:189-2 ) [IDA 556]

United States Department of Labor, Women’s Bureau. Women’s Work in the War.

Washington, 1942. ( L13.3:193 ) [IDA 508] United States Department of the Treasury. Minute Women at War Week, November

22-28, 1942. Washington, 1942. [IDA 3164]

United States Navy Department, Coast Guard. Facts About SPARS ( Women’s Reserve of the United States Coast Guard / Semper Paratus – Always Ready ) . Washington, 1943. [IDA 333]

United States Navy Department, Marine Corps. So Proudly We Serve : U.S. Marine Corps Women’s Reserve. Washington, 1944. [IDA 337]

United States Office of Civilian Defense. Services for Children of Working Mothers in War Time: A Manual for Child Care Committees of Local Defense Councils. Washington, 1943. [IDA 105]

United States Office of War Information. War Jobs For Women. Washington, 1942. ( PR32.5002:W84 ) [IDA 116]

United States War Department, Army Service Forces, Adjutant General’s Office. Facts

You Want To Know About the WAC (Women’s Army Corps ). Washington, 1943. [IDA 340]

United States War Department, Army Service Forces, Adjutant General’s Office.

G.I. Jane Writes Home From Overseas. Washington, 1945. [IDA 352]

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United States War Department, Army Services Forces, Adjutant General’s Office. The WAC With the Army Ground Forces. Washington, 1944. [IDA339] United States War Department, Civilian Personnel Division. You’re Going to Employ

Women. Washington, 1943. ( W1.2:W84 ) [IDA 200] United States, War Manpower Commission, Women’s Advisory Committee. The Wartime Responsibility of Women’s Organizations. Washington, 1944.

[IDA 412] Weissbrodt, Sylvia. United States. Department of Labor, Women’s Bureau. Women

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