r Box 72 Box 72 is a collection of books and booklets, • Soviet Gold, my life as a slave laborer in the Siberian mines, by Vladimir Petrov. • The Whole of their Lives, Communism in America by Benjamin Gitlow. • Report of the Commission on Government Security, June, 1957. • The Case of Comrade Tulayev, a novel of modern Russia by Victor Serge. • I Chose Justice, by Victor Kravchenko. • The Real Soviet Russia, Revised Edition by David J. Dallin. V • Spies, Dupes, and Diplomats, by Ralph de ToledanO • The Ugly American, by William J. Lederer and Eugene Burdick. j • World Communist Movement - Selective Chronology 1818-1957 I prepared by the Legislative Reference Service of the Library of Congress, Volume III 1951-1953 • The Communist Conspiracy - Strategy and Tactics of World Communism - Part I - Communism outside the United States - Forward I - General Introduction - Section A: Marxist Classics. May 29, 1956 ' Prepared and released by the Committee on Un-American Activities, U.S. House of Representatives. i j • Blueprint for World Conquest, the official Communist plan as outlined by the Communist International, with an introduction by I William Henry Chamberlin. • Crime Without Punishment, terror agents vs, U.S. by Guenther Reinhardt. ! I • History of the C.P.S.U. (Communist Party of the Soviet Union) I (Bolsheviks) edited by the Central Committee of the C.P.S.U. (B). i- • " |:
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Box 72 is a collection of books and booklets,
• Soviet Gold, my life as a slave laborer in the Siberian mines, byVladimir Petrov.
• The Whole of their Lives, Communism in America by BenjaminGitlow.
• Report of the Commission on Government Security, June, 1957.
• The Case of Comrade Tulayev, a novel of modern Russia by VictorSerge.
• I Chose Justice, by Victor Kravchenko.
• The Real Soviet Russia, Revised Edition by David J. Dallin.
V • Spies, Dupes, and Diplomats, by Ralph de ToledanO
• The Ugly American, by William J. Lederer and Eugene Burdick.
j • World Communist Movement - Selective Chronology 1818-1957I prepared by the Legislative Reference Service of the Library of
Congress, Volume III 1951-1953
• The Communist Conspiracy - Strategy and Tactics of WorldCommunism - Part I - Communism outside the United States - Forward
I - General Introduction - Section A: Marxist Classics. May 29, 1956' Prepared and released by the Committee on Un-American Activities,
U.S. House of Representatives.ij • Blueprint for World Conquest, the official Communist plan as
outlined by the Communist International, with an introduction byI William Henry Chamberlin.
• Crime Without Punishment, terror agents vs, U.S. by GuentherReinhardt.
!I • History of the C.P.S.U. (Communist Party of the Soviet Union)I (Bolsheviks) edited by the Central Committee of the C.P.S.U. (B).i- • "|:
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American Communism, an analysis of Its origins, development andpogroms, by James O'Neal and G.A. Werner, Ph.D.
The Communist Conspiracy, Strategy and Tactics of WorldCommunism, Part I- Communism outside the United States - SectionE - The Comintern and the CPUSA, May 29, 1956. Prepared andreleased by the Committee on Un-American Activities, U.S. House ofRepresentatives.
The Iron Curtain Over America, byJohnBeaty,
Individual Freedom and the Common Defense, by Walter Millis(booklet).
The Year of the Oath, by George R. Stewart in collaboration withother professors of the University of California.
The Nameless War, by Captain A. H .M. Ramsay.
The Red Court, the story of the revolution to come, by Rena M.I. Vale.
The Key to Peace, by Clarence Manlon.
Animal Farm, by George Orwell.
While You Slept, Our Tragedy in Asia and Who Made It, by John T.Flynn.
Meditations of Joseph Stalin, by Emile E. Watson.
The Communist Conspiracy - Strategy and Tactics of WorldCommunism- Part I - Communism Outside the United States - SectionB; The USSR. May 29, 1956. Prepared by the Committee on Un-American Activities, U.S. House of Representatives.
Communism: Its Plans and Tactics, by Francis P. Bolton, ChesterE. Merrow, Donald L. Jackson, Franklin J. Maloney, Wirt Courtney andThomas E. Morgan, Members of Congress.
Supplement to Cumulative Index to Publications of the Committeeon Un-American Activities - 1955 through 1960 (84th, 85th, and86th Congress) June, 1961; Prepared by the Committee on Un-American Activities, U.S. House of Representatives.
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• Soviet Total War, "Historic Mission" of Violence and Deceit -Volume I
Sept. 23, 1956. 85th Congress, 1st Session, House Document227, Parti.
• Documents prepared by the Subcommittee to Investigate theAdministration of Internal Security Act and Other Security Lawsof the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Statement by J. Edgar Hoover
Soviet Intelligence in Asia- testimony of Alexander YureivichKasnakheyev.
Conditions in the Soviet Union, further testimony of YureivichKasnakheyev.
Beware! Tourists Reporting on Russia - an analysis of touristtestimony on Soviet Russia.
Funds For Communist Causes, testimony of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus I.Golman and James E. Jackson, Jr..
The Technique of Soviet Propaganda, a study presented to thecommittee.
Box 73
This box contains period books on Communism, congressional findingsand copies of several of the Senate committee's annual reports on Un-American Activities in California. An index of the reports is also included.
• The Communist Conspiracy - Strategy and Tactics of WorldCommunism, Part 1 - Communism Outside the United States,Section C - The World Congresses of the CommunistInternational; Committee on Un-American Activities, U.S.House of Representatives, 1956.
• The Communist Conspiracy - Strategy and Tactics of WorldCommunism - Part 1 - Communism Outside the United States,Section D - Communist Activities Around the World; Committeeon Un-American Activities, U.S. House of Representatives,1956.
• Soviet Total War, "Historic Mission" of Violence and Deceit- Volume li 85th Congress, 1 st Session, House Document No.227, Part 2.
• The Theory and Practice of Communism, by R. N. CarewHunt.
• The Red Decade - The Stalinist Penetration of America, byEugene Lyons.
• Index - Un-American Activities in California for reports of 1943,1945, 1947, 1949, 1951, 1953, 1955, 1957, 1959, 1961, 1963.(3 copies).
• Seventh Report - Un-American Activities in California, 1953.
• Eighth Report - Un-American Activities in California, 1955, (3copies).
• Ninth Report - Un-American Activities in California, 1957. (6copies).
• Eleventh Report - Un-American Activities in California, 1961.(6 copies).
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• Twelfth Report - Un-American Activities in California, 1963.(6 copies).
• Fifteenth Report - Un-American Activities in California, 1970.(6 copies)
• The California Legislature, by Joseph A. Beek , 1965. (2copies).
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Box 74
This box contains a wide assortment of publications, including transcriptsof Congressional hearings, state and federal reports, books on Russiaand Communism, writings by Lenin, Stalin and Trotsky,- and manypamphiets and other literature on the major issues of the 1960s, includingVietnam and urban violence.
Box 74 Contains Numerous Publications:
• California Law Review - March, 1966 Volume 54 No. 1 -Symposium: Student Rights and Campus Rules.
• Report of the Seiect Committee on Campus Disturbances -Assembly, May, 1969.
• Annual Report - House Committee on Un-American Activities, 1950.
• Hearings before the House Committee on Un-American ActivitiesRegarding Communism in the United States Government - Part 2August 28 and 31, Sept. 1 and 15, 1950.
• Hearings before the House Committee on Un-American ActivitiesRegarding Communist Infiltration of Labor Unions - Part 3August 29 and 30. 1950.
• Hearings before the House Committee on Un-American ActivitiesRegarding Communism in the District of Columbia. Dec. 6, 11, 12, and13,1950
• Guide to Subversive Organizations and Publications (andappendix) - prepared by the House Un-American Activities CommitteeMarch 3,1951
• Citations by Official Government Agencies of Organizations andPublications found to be Communist or Communist fronts
• Un-American Activities in California - Excerpts from Senate Journalof June 14, 1945, containing Final Report of the Joint Fact-findingCommittee - Third report on Japanese Problems in California
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• Institute of Pacific Relations:
Hearings before the Subcommittee to investigate the Administration of theInternal Security Act and other Internal Security Laws of the SenateJudiciary Committee, 82nd Congress, 2nd Session - Part 8 - Jan 6, 8, 11,12,14, 15,18,19, 10, and 21,1952
Report Pursuant to Senate Resolution 366, 81st Congress, Relating tothe Internal Security of the United States. July 25,1951 - June 20,1952
Composite Index to Hearings and Reports
• 100 Things You Should Know About Communism - prepared bythe House Un-American Activities Committee. December, 1950.
• Forced Labor in Soviet Russia, by David J. Dallin and Boris I.Nicolaevsky.
• My Retreat From Russia, by Vladimir Petrov.
I • Stalin and German Communism, a study in the origins of the stateI party, by Ruth Fischer
I • Assignment in Utopia, by Eugene Lyons.'! ■ ■ ■ .
• I Chose Freedom, by Victor Kravchenko.
• Russia and Postwar Europe, by David J. Dallin.I j
f • Tell the West, by Jerzy Gliksman.i; ♦ Persuade or Perish, by Wallace Carroll,i . . ■
• A Letter to American Workers - V. I. Lenin.i
I • Littie Lenin Library:! Voiume 1 - The Teachings of Karl Marx - by V. 1. Lenin
Voiume 2 - The War and the Second International - by V. I. LeninI Volume 3 - The Road to Power - by Joseph StalinI Volume 5 - The Paris Commune - by V. I. Lenini Volume 10 - The April Conference - by - V. I. Lenin
Volume 22 - Two Tactics of Social Democracy in the DemocraticRevolution - by V. 1. LeninVolume 24 - War and the Workers - by Joseph StalinVolume 25 - Dialectical and Historic Materialism - by Joseph Stalin
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Volume 27 - The Tasks of the Youth - by Joseph StalinVolume 28 - The War on National Liberation - by Joseph StalinVolume 28A - The War on National Liberation - A second
collection of the wartime addresses of the Soviet Premier
Mastering Bolshevism, by Joseph Stalin.
• United Front Against Fascism, by Georgi Dimitroff.
Culture and Socialism and a Manifesto Art and Revolution, byLeon Trotsky.
Theory and Practice of the Communist Party, prepared by theNational Education Department of the Communist Party
Road to Revolution: Communist Guerrilla Warfare in the U.S.A., byPhilip Abbot Luce.
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Declaration of the Communist Party USA - (pamphlet) -1965.
The I. W. W., by James P. Cannon (pamphlet).
The Grapes Communist Wrath in Delano, by Gary Allen (pamphlet),
World Revolution, Progressive Labor Party, 1967 (magazine).
The Road Ahead, America's Creeping Revolution, by John t. Fiynn.
• Book Reviews on the subject of Propaganda (booklet).
• Biennial Report to the Alabama Legislature by the AlabamaLegislative Commission to Preserve the Peace.
• For Abolition of the inquisitor Committees of Congress, by HarveyO'Conner. (pamphlet)
• The Anatomy of a Smear, from Fellowship (booklet). 1956
• Facts, by National Council of American-Soviet Friendship(pamphlet).
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Communist Trade Union Trickery Exposed!, by Karl Baarslag(pamphlet) 1949.
The Revolutionary Catechism, Sergay Nechayev (pamphlet),
• Report on the Vienna Youth Festival (booklet) 1959.
• Socialism and the Churches - by Ros Luxemburg (booklet) 1967.
• World Festival Helsinki 1962 (pamphlet).
• The U. S. in Vietnam (booklet) 1966.
• Guide to Conscientious Objection (pamphlet) 1967.
• The Unspeakable War - (pamphlet)
• How the United States Got involved in Vietnam, by Robert Scheer(booklet) 1966.
• New World Review (booklet) 1965.
• don Duncan Speaks Out - reprint of speech given at a VDG rally,Nov. 20,1965.
• Vietnam (magazine) no date.
• Esaian Programs, brochure from the institute 1969
• The Fight for independence In Vietnam (pamphlet) 1967 (2copies).
• Did You Vote for War? publication from Bay Area Vietnam DayCommittee
• Iran: Another Vietnam? (newsletter).
• Peace Politics, The New Left and the Pity of It Ail, essays by CarlLandauer and Robert Pickus, 1966.
• Student Social Action, by Tom Hayden (pamphlet).
• The Regents, by the independent Socialist Club, 1967 (pamphlet).
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Free Student Union - Bulletin No. 2 1965 (pamphlet).
Free Speech Movement and the Negro Revolution, by Mario Savio,Eugene Walker, and Raya Dunayevskay (pamphlet),
The Untold Story: The Constructive Student - A special report to theBoard of Regents of the University of Carifornia, October, 1966.
Free World Barbarism; The War of Atrocity in Vietnam, by BertrandRussell, reprint of article appearing in The Minority of One, Dec., 1964.
We Accuse, reprint of speeches given at "Vietnam Day" protest,1965.
Zionism and the Arab Revolution, The Myth of Progressive Israel,pamphlet).
Why Watts Exploded, How the Ghetto Fought Back, by Delia Rossapamphlet) 1966.
The Black Ghetto, by Robert Vernon 1966 (pamphlet).
TvVo Speeches by Malcolm X, (pamphlet) 1965-1965.
The Black Panther Party, speech by John Hullet, interview withStokely Carmichaei, report from Lowndes County (pamphlet) 1966.
( ■ . ■Color Book, presented by the Black Panther Party.
The Campus Core-lator, (magazine) 1965.
Man & State (magazine).
Effective Action Against Violent Attacks on Business (pamphlet).
Assassination, by Rex Westerfield, reprint of article printed in TheReview of the News, June . 1968.
Free School of New York, school catalogues, 1965 -1967.
Hammer & Steel Newsletter (2) Nov.- Dec. 1966, Jan 1968
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• The Power Without, by Keith Murray - Part I of text of a serie^ ideveloped by Station KPFA. Aug. 16,1964. ' |
• Newspapers and newsletters: 'Voice of the Women's Liberation Movement Feb, 1969Social Questions Bulletin ApriM967On Procedure for Travel to Cuba 1968The international Times May 19-June 2, 1967 iThe Seer no dateThe Bay Guardian Oct. 31,1967The Militant April 17,1967 iNew American Feb. 28,1967 'The San Francisco Daily Cream May 19,1967
The Royal's World Countdown no dateThe Other July 15-30,1967 ;
• File: Loose assorted anti-Communist literature and publications ;dating 1964 to 1967, including some from Christian Anti-CommunistCrusade, the Dan Smoot Report, and Counterattack. i
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This box contains an assortment of books, pamphlets, newsletters andother literature collected by the committee. Subjects include the writingsof Lenin, Marxism, Communist China, and the social issues of the 1960sand 1970s, such as student protests, women's liberation and Vietnampeace activities.
• World Communism, 1967-1969: Soviet Efforts to Re-establishControl - A study prepared for the Subcommittee to Investigate theAdministration of the Internal Security Act and Other Internal Security
I Laws of the U. S. Senate Judiciary Comniittee.
• Little Lenin Library*Volume 4- What Is to Be Done? - by V. I. LeninVolume 8- Letters From Afar - by V. I. LeninVolume 9 - The Tasks of the Proletariat in Our Revolution - by V. i.
: Lenin
Volume 11 - The Threatening Catastrophe and How to Fight It - byV. 1. Lenin
Volume 12 - Will the Bolsheviks Retain State Power? - by V. I.Lenin (2 copies)Volume 13 - On the Eve of October - by V. I. Lenin
■ Volume 14 - State and Revolution - by V. I. LeninVolume 15 - Imperialism: The Highest Stage of Capitalism - by V.
I I.Lenin1 Volume 18 - Foundations of Leninism - by Joseph Stalini Volume 19 - Problems of Leninism - by Joseph 8talin! Volume 20 - "Left-Wing" Communism, and Infantile Disorder - by; ' V. I. Lenin
Volume 21 - The Proletarian Revolution and Renegade Kautsky -by V. I. LeninVolume 23 - Women and Society - by V. I. Lenin
I • Volume 29 - Marxism and Revisionism - by V. I. Lenin and JosephI \ Stalini Volume 30 - Capitalism and Agriculture - by V. I. LeninI Volume 31 - On the Theory of Marxism - by Karl Marx, Frederick
Engels , V. I. Lenin, and Joseph StalinI *Other volumes may be found in Box 73
• Marxist PamphletsI No. 2 - Marxism vs. Liberalism - an interview between JosephI Stalin and H. G. Wells
No. 4 - The State - by V. I. Lenin
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No. 5 - On People's Democratic Rule - by Mao Tse-Tung
• File:
Contains the Sacramento Story Magazine for 1949, 1951, 1953,1955, 1957,1959, 1961, and 1965; an analysis and results of the54th Session of the Caiifornia Legislature (1941), and the 1959Legislative Report.
• File:
Miscellaneous publications including the Vietnam Courier, theBlack Panther newspaper, Peace and Freedom Party meetingnotices.
• File: Red China
Numerous editions of Hsinhua News Agency's Daily NewsRelease from Red China, statement by Mao Tsetung, propagandabooklets printed in China, newsletter from Anna Louise Strong.1969-1970
• Loose Papers:Copy of transcript of an interview with Ceasar Chavez, by HughDowns on the Today Show. Oct. 9, 1969Nommo newspaper dedicated to Angela Davis. Oct. 12, 1970Common Sense newspaper. Oct. 2,1969Fliers supporting Angela Davis October, 1969Copies of UCLA Daily Bruin. March 3,1969, Oct. 6 and 12, 1970Fliers from UCLA about the firing of Bill Ailen and Angela AdviseJune 1970
Pamphlet from UCLA, "Three Wars" ~ Issues of the UCLA strike,no date
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Publications from suspected subversive groups, including the KKK,the Arnerican Institute for Marxist Studies, the ACLU and the Fireand Police Research Association of Los Angeles. 1969
• File: University of California - Santa BarbaraNewsletters distributed on campus, meeting notices, copies ofnewspapers; the Pawprint from Cal State Santa Barbara, the IsieVista Viewpoint, the Daily Bruin. 1970
• File: Veterans for Peace #2
Meeting announcement, pamphlets from The Japan CouncilAgainst A & H Bombs, (Gensuikyo) 1970
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File: "Wildcat Report"Copy of newspaper picked up in a coffee house in San Francisco.May. 1969
File: Women for Legislative ActionBulletins and blank membership cards from the organization
File: Women for Peace
Monthly news bulletins from LA Wisp, copy of Freedom Newsnewspaper, flyers, reprint of article in Seattle Times, transcripts ofcommentaries made on KPFK radio. 1966-1970
File: Women's International League for Peace and FreedomLeaflet handed out by organization, no date
File: Young Socialist Alliance (Socialist Workers Party)Summer school brochure. 1969
File: Students for a Democratic SocietyNewspapers: SDS new left notes (2), People's World (1),independent socialist (1), The Source (1), Ha-Orah - The Light (1),UCLA Bruin (3), The Student Mobilization Wall Poster (1); booklet,campus flyers, 1968-1970
File: Women's LiberationWomen in Revolution magazine, pamphlets relating to thewomen's movement. 1970
File: Student Mobilization CommitteeOrganization's bulletins, meeting and demonstrationannouncenrients, flyers. 1969-1970
File: University of California - BerkeleyCopy of "Outcry from occupied Berkeley" underground newspaper.1969
File: University of California - Los AngelesEmpty File
File: Peace Action Council and Peace CenterBulletins and newsletters announcing agenda, meetings anddemonstrations, fliers. 1969
File: Peace and Freedom PartyNewsletter. 1970
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File: Peace House
Aptivity announcements, fliers, bumper sticker, solicitation for fundsletter. 1969
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Box 76
This box contains an assortment of anti-Vietnam War literature
distributed by U.S. protest groups. The collection includes propagandamaterial produced by the Vietnamese governrnent in Hanoi.
File: Vietnam - Hanoi, Veterans For Peace.
(1) Anti-war propaganda issued by the Hanoi government on the25th anniversary of the founding of the Vietnam People's Army.
(2) Photographs, 1969, from South Vietnam and the ProvisionalRevolutionary Government.
(3) Peace Action Council of Southern California, calendar, 1969.
(4) List of Vietnam films produced by American Documentary Films,Inc.
(5) Eleven issues of the Vietnam Courier, 1969.
(6) Solidarity With Vietnam, No. 51 and No, 52, Oct.-Sept., 1969.
(7) South Vietnam In Struggle, September, 1969,, Seven separateissues.
(8) Magazine, Vietnam, three separate issues. No MoreHiroshima's! - bulletin of Japan Council against A &H Bombs -twoseparate issues.
(9) Paperback book, "The Narrow Strip of Land," publisher,Foreign Languages Publishing House, Hanoi.
(10) Issues and Actions, newsletter, Sept.-Dec., 1969, newsletterof clergy and laymen concerned about Vietnam.
(11) Human Events, April - Dec. 1967 and March - April 1968.
(12) Washington Report, American Security Council; analysis ofdevelopments affecting the nation's security, 1964 -1968; FiringLine, The American Legion, 1965 - 1968; foreign newspaperclipping.
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File: Viet Nam - Hanoi (Veterans for Peace).
(1) Hanoi propaganda material, "Defeating the war of destruction ofthe U.S. imperialist aggressors."
(2) "South Viet Nam In Struggle," the South Vietnam NationalFront For Liberation Information Commission, nine issues, 1969.
(3) "Solidarity With Viet Nam," three issues, 1968-1969, Hanoi.
1 (4) Magazine, "Vietnam," four issues, the Vietnamese tradeunions, 1969; "Women of Viet Nam," two issues, 1969; Vietnam
; Courier, 24 issues, 1968 - 1969; Information Weekly, Hanoi,Democratic Republic of Viet Nam; Booklet, Political Program of
: The Neo Lao Haksat (Lao Patriotic Front), two copies, 1968.
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ACCESSION NUMBER 93-04-16
NOTE: This is the second box of two file boxes given mismatchedaccession numbers by the State Archives and stored separately fromBoxes 1-78.
Box 30 of 30^ . 1 ■ ■ ■ ■ .
This box contains various publications, newsletters, reports,Dictaphone disks, and Un-American Activities Committee andSubcommittee file folders.
Dictaphone DisksThere are 23 Dictaphone disks from Committee Counsel R. E,Combs to Mrs. Elizabeth Nailsen, Senate Rules Committee.Postmarked November, 1960 through May, 1961,
PUBLICATIONS:
Report of Assembly Relief Investigating Committee on SubversiveActivities:
First printing, 1940, Pursuant to House Resolutions Nos. 9 and29, California Legislature, Fifty-third (Extraordinary) Session,Samuel William Yorty, Chairman. Reprinted 1950 pursuant toHouse Resolution No. 26 by Bernard R. Brady, AdoptedSeptember 23, 1950. Published by the Assembly. 53 pages -four copies.
First Report - Senate Investigating Committee on Education:Created pursuant to Senate Resolution No. 71, CaliforniaLegislature, Fifty-Seventh Session, 1947, Senator Nelson S.Dilworth, Chairman. Printed in California State Printing Office.40 pages - one copy.
Second Report - Senate Investigating Committee on Education:"Elementary enrollment in public schools, school housingconditions, and pver-size classes." Senator Nelson S. Dilworth,Chairman. Published by the Senate. 20 pages - one copy.
Third Report - Senate investigating Committee on Education:"Textbooks." California Legislature, 1946 Regular Session,Senator Nelson S. Dilworth. Chairman. Published by theSenate. 120 pages - one copy.
ACCESSION NUMBER 93-04-16
NOTE: The final two boxes have a different accession number
than the majority of the Un-American Activities Committee fileboxes. It appears these two boxes were received by the StateArchives on Aprii 16, 1993, and given the Accession number93-04-16, while the other boxes were received on April 12, 1993and given the Accession number 93-04-12. Also, the final twoboxes with the Accession number 93-04-16 are, for no apparentreason, numbered Box 29 of 30 and Box 30 of 30.
Box 29-30
Contains various volumes of the "Red Books," the annualpublished reports of the Joint and Senate Fact-FindingSubcommittee on Un-American Activities. Most can also befound in state, university and other public libraries.
I "Red Book" Index:Index for Reports of 1943, 1945, 1947, 1948, 1949, and1951. One Copy.
"Red Book" Index:
Index for Reports Of 1943, 1945, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1951,1953,1955,1957, 1959, 1961, and 1963. One Copy.
Red Book -1943:
(First Report) Un-American Activities in California -Report of the Joint Fact-Finding Committee to the Fifty-Fifth California Legislature, Sacramento, 1943. Printedby the California State Printing Office. Two copies - onepaperback, one hardbound.
(Second Report - 1945 - Published by the Assembly -Missing)
Red Book -1947:
Third Report - Un-American Activities in California -1947
Report of the Joint Fact-Finding Committee to the Fifty-Seventh California Legislature, Sacramento, 1947.
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Red Book -1948:
Fourth Report - Un-American Activities in California -1948
Report of the Joint Fact-Flndlng Committee to the 1948Regular California Legislature, Sacramento, 1948.Published by the Senate. Two copies - one paperback(note on this cover states "Sold by Legislative BUI Room,Price $1, plus tax") and one hardbound copy.
Red Book -1949:
Fifth Report - Un-American Activities in California -1949
To the 1949 Regular California Legislature, Sacramento,1949. Published by the Senate. One hard-bound copy.(Transitional period between the Joint Committee and theSenate Committee)
Red Book -1951:
Sixth Report - Un-American Activities in Caiifornia -1951
Report of the Senate Fact-Finding Committee on Un-American Activities to the 1951 Regular CaliforniaLegislature, Sacramento, 1951. Published by the Senate.Two copies - one paperback and one hardbound.
Red Book -1953:
Seventh Report - Un-American Activities in Caiifornia -1953
Report of the Senate Fact-Finding Committee on Un-American Activities to the 1953 Regular CaliforniaLegislature, Sacramento, 1953. Published by the Senate.Two paperback copies.
Red Book -1955:
Eighth Report - Un-American Activities in Caiifornia -1955
Report of the Senate Fact-Finding Committee on Un^American Activities to the 1955 Regular CaliforniaLegislature, Sacramento, 1955. Published by the Senate.Two paperback copies.
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Red Book -1967:
Ninth Report - Un-Ahierican Activities in California -1957
Report of the Senate Fact-Finding Committee on Un-American Activities to the 1957 Regular California
j Legislature, Sacramento, 1957. Published by the Senate.; Three copies - one paperback, two hardbound.
Red Book -1959:
Tenth Report ~ Un-American Activities in California-1959
! Report of the Senate Fact-Finding Committee on Un-American Activities to the 1959 Regular CaliforniaLegislature, Sacramento, 1959. Pubiished by the Senate.One paperback copy.
Red Volume of Combined Red Book Reports -1961 -1967Un-American Activities in California - Reports - 11th,12th, 13th, 14th.1961, 1963,1965, 1966, and 1967.
Red Book -1961:
Eleventh Report - Un-American Activities in California-1961
Report of the Senate Fact-Finding Subcommittee on Un-American Activities to the 1961 Regular CaliforniaLegislature, Sacramento, 1961. Pubiished by the Senate.Three hardbound copies.
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Red Book -1963:
Twelfth Report - Un-American Activities in California -1963
Report of the Senate Fact-Finding Subcommittee on Un-American Activities to the 1963 Regular CaliforniaLegislature, Sacramento, 1963. Published by the Senate.One paperback copy.
Red Book-1965:
Thirteenth Report - Un-American Activities In, California -1965
Report of the Senate Fact-Finding Subcommittee on Un-American Activities to the 1965 Regular CaliforniaLegislature, Sacramento, California. Published by theSenate. Four copies, one paperback and threehardbound.
Report of the Senate Faot-Finding Subcommittee on Un-American Activities to the 1967 Regular Session of theCalifornia Legislature, Sacramento, California. Publishedby the Senate. Two copies, one paperback and Onehardbound.
Red Book -1970:
Fifteenth Report - Un-American Activities in California-1970
Report of the Senate Fact-Finding Subcommittee on Un-American Activities to the 1970 Regular Session of theCalifornia Legislature, Sacramento, California. Publishedby the Senate. Two hardbound copies.
Summary of the 15th Report on Un-American Activities inCalifornia, 1970.
Report booklet summarizing the 1970 "Fifteenth Report".
