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Descriptive Summary Amber Arthun Warburton Papers, 1917-1976 Warburton, Amber Arthun, 1898-1976 ca. 31,400 Items 79 Boxes Duke University. David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Library's online catalog. English. Administrative Information Access Restrictions

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The Warburton Papers were presented to Duke University by Clark Warburton, husband of Amber Warburton, in 1977.

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Biographical Note May, 1898 Born in Seattle, Washington June, 1920 Graduated from the University of Washington with a bachelor of business administration degree. 1921-1922 Taught social science at a high school in Kimberly, Idaho. 1922-1923 Taught social science at a high school in Fairfield, Washington. Sept., 1923 - Oct., 1925 Librarian at Brookwood Labor College, Katonah, New York. Oct., 1925 - June, 1926 Traveled and studied in Europe. June, 1926 - Feb., 1929 Studied at Columbia University. Received M.A. in Economics in 1927 and completed resident requirements for the Ph.D. in 1929. Feb., 1928 - June, 1928 Taught economics and sociology at Mount Holyoke College. Summer of 1927, 1928, and 1929 Taught labor problems at Southern Summer School for Women Workers in Industry. March, 1929 - Aug., 1929 Investigated social and economic conditions in coal mining villages of Ohio, Illinois, and Pennsylvania for study sponsored by the Institute of Social and Religious Research. Summer 1929 Married Clark Warburton, an economist. Sept., 1929 - June, 1932 Taught economics at Spelman College and Atlanta University. March, 1930 Investigated social and economic conditions in a rural-industrial Georgia county for the Institute of Social and Religious Research. July, 1932 - July, 1933 Assisted in preparation of Dr. Louis Lorwin's American Federation of Labor: History, Policies, and Prospects. June, 1934 - July, 1934 Directed Federal Teacher Training Center in Workers' Education in Atlanta, Georgia. Aug., 1934 - Sept., 1934 Directed Federal Teacher Training Center in Workers' Education in Gulfport, Mississippi. Apr., 1935 - May, 1935 Evaluated workers' education program and helped train teachers in Detroit, Michigan. June, 1935 - July, 1935 Taught economics at Bryn Mawr Summer School for Women in Industry in Mount Ivy, New York. Aug., 1935 - Sept., 1935 Directed Federal Teacher Training Center in Workers' Education in Logan, Utah. Oct., 1935 - Aug., 1939 Active in Washington civic organizations. Sept., 1939 - Aug., 1943 Associate researcher in Special Studies Unit of the Children's Bureau, United States Department of Labor, Washington, D.C. Supervised field work and wrote reports for two published studies: Industrial Home-Work Conditions in the Candlewick Bedspread and Lace Industries (1940) and Work and Welfare of Children of Agricultural Laborers in Hidalgo County, Texas (1943). Sept., 1943 - Jan., 1946 Active in Fairfax County, Virginia, school and civic affairs. Feb., 1946 - Sept., 1946 Wrote report on Education for Migrant Children in the Cotton Belt for the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Agriculture. Feb., 1947 - Sept., 1963 Executive secretary and director of research for the Alliance for Guidance of Rural Youth (AGRY). She held the positions until the organization disbanded in Sept., 1963. During her tenure, she wrote three books on AGRY-sponsored projects: Guidance in a Rural Community (1952), Guidance in a Rural-Industrial Community (1954), and Stimulating Guidance in Rural Schools (1964). 1963-1976 Retired in McLean, Virginia. January, 1976 Died in Washington, D.C. Collection Overview

The Amber (Arthun) Warburton Papers consist of the personal and professional papers of Warburton from 1917 to 1976. The bulk of the material comes from the organizational files of the Alliance for Guidance of Rural Youth during Warburton's tenure as executive secretary and director of research, 1947-1963. Other organizations and institutions represented include Atlanta University, Brookwood Labor College, Columbia University, Mount Holyoke College, Spelman College, Institute of Social and Religious Research, Southern Summer School for Women Workers in Industry, Affiliated Schools for Workers, the Federal Emergency Relief Administration, and the U.S. Children's Bureau.

The Warburton Papers contain correspondence, financial statements, writings, interviews, notes, drafts of studies and reports, newspaper clippings, newsletters, printed material, books, magazines, photographs, diaries, and scrapbooks. Most of the papers are printed material.

The papers are divided into the following thirteen series:

Personal Brookwood Labor College Columbia University Mount Holyoke College Southern Summer School for Women Workers in Industry Institute of Social and Religious Research Spelman College and Atlanta University Federal Emergency Relief Administration Affiliated Schools for Workers U.S. Children's Bureau Fairfax County U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Agriculture Alliance for Guidance of Rural Youth

Warburton's connection with these organizations and institutions is noted in the description of each series.

The largest series is the Alliance for Guidance of Rural Youth Series (AGRY). The series is arranged by subject, in keeping with the arrangement pattern of a 1949 office files index. There are three major subjects within the series: Harlan County (Kentucky), Green Sea (South Carolina), and the National Defense Education Act Study. Each subject contains correspondence, notes, drafts of reports and studies, reports and studies, newspaper clippings, and printed material.

There is overlap among series, especially within the AGRY series. For instance, Warburton might correspond with one person in Green Sea about the Green Sea Institute and later about an upcoming guidance convention. Each letter would probably be found in different subjects: the Green Sea letter under Green Sea Institute, and the convention letter under material about guidance conventions.

The Warburton Papers are a rich source of information on the growth and development of the youth guidance movement in America, especially guidance in rural areas. If combined with the Duke Library's collection of early AGRY papers, a researcher could follow the American rural youth guidance movement from inception to maturation. Furthermore, the numerous surveys conducted in Harlan County and Green Sea contain much material on the socio-economic status and attitudes of people in those communities in the 1940's and 1950's, which may be valuable to the sociologist or historian studying Appalachia or the rural South.

Other highlights include considerable information on the creation, growth, and management of workers' schools and federal training centers for unemployed teachers in the 1930's; in-depth studies of industrial home-work in the Northeast and migrant workers in Texas, Arkansas, and Florida; and excellent pictures of schools, houses, and people in Harlan County and Green Sea. There are also photographs in the Personal, Columbia University, Spelman College and Atlanta University, U.S. Children's Bureau, and Fairfax County series.

Specific subjects are discussed in more detail in the inventory.

Note on Processing and Arrangement

This collection is arranged topically. Because all non-AGRY material was unorganized, series of related material had to be created. Consequently, there is some overlapping within the collection, especially among printed material from the 1930's and 1940's. For instance, printed material from New Deal programs is found in both the Federal Emergency Relief Administration and Affiliated Schools for Workers series. Still, each series corresponds to a job or period in Warburton's life, so there is a definite pattern and coherency to the arrangement of the collection.

There are several aids to the content and arrangement of the collection. First, when a folder has a heading like Printed Material, 1928-1935 (p. 13), the heading means that there is general or miscellaneous printed material in the folder from 1928 to 1935. Secondly, some subjects in a series are lengthy enough to require a centered heading, sometimes followed by an explanatory note. At the end of the material under this heading, two lines are skipped before returning to the continuation of the series. Thirdly, the years for which there is material pertaining to a series is noted under the series title. The years, however, do not necessarily correspond to Warburton's association with the organization or institution. Finally, the term Family Schedules refers to printed forms that list such things as the number of people in a family, their ages and occupations, their schooling, and so on. These schedules are found in several series.

Subject Headings

These are searchable subject entries for this collection. Performing a search on these subjects in the Duke University Libraries online catalog will bring up other related research materials.

Affiliated Schools for Workers. Alliance for Guidance of Rural Youth (U.S.). Brookwood Labor College (Katonah, N.Y.). Education--United States. Education, Rural--United States. Institute of Social and Religious Research. Migrant agricultural laborers--United States--Economic conditions. Miners--United States--Economic conditions. New Deal, 1933-1939. Southern Woman's Educational Alliance (U.S.). United States--Economic conditions. United States--Race relations. United States--Rural conditions. United States--Social conditions. Women--Employment--Regional disparities. Women government executives--United States. Contents of Collection Personal Series, 1920-1976

This series contains correspondence, writings, printed material, clippings, photographs, and volumes. The correspondence spans most of Warburton's life, but offers few special glimpses into her personal life. Interesting material in this series includes Warburton's employment applications (they provide good descriptions of her many positions), an assortment of articles on labor and unions in the 1920's and 1930's, and a series of articles by Agnes Meyer on conditions in the postwar (1946) South. There are four Warburton diaries, none of which is particularly long or revealing. There are also many photographs of Warburton and her friends and relatives.

1 1 Correspondence, 1920-1929 2 Correspondence, 1932-1965 and undated 3 Writings. Poems, 1920-1940 4 Biographical Information Subject Files

The subject files are arranged first chronologically, then alphabetically by topic. They mainly contain printed material and clippings with some letters and some miscellaneous items included.

Subject Files, 1928-1930 5 A.F.L. - Injunctions 6 Labor Legislation - Workmen's Compensation Subject Files, 1930-1950 7 Columbia University, 1936-1938 8 Columbia University, 1936-1938 9 Drama, 1930's 10 Economic Security. Outlines and Notes, 1935-1937 11 Economic Security. Outlines and Notes, 1935-1937 2 1 Employment Applications of Amber Warburton, 1935-1944 2 Hilda Smith's Poems - Social Lists 3 United Negro College Fund Campaign, 1945 4 Warburton, Peter. School Material, 1935-1941 5 Washington Consumers Conference, 1938,and Washington League of Women Shoppers, 1937-1939 Subject Files, 1950-1970 6 McLean Citizens Association, 1960-1963 7 Safeway Controversy, 1956-1958 2 8 Miscellany. Diaries, Schedules, and Assorted Printed Material from Europe, 1925-1926 9 Miscellany, 1926-1973 and undated 3 1 Clippings. Agnes Meyer Articles, 1946 2 Clippings. Washington League of Women Shoppers, 1937 3 Clippings, 1935-1940 and undated 4 Printed Material. Booklets by Hilda Smith, 1968-1971 5 Printed Material. Songs 6 Printed Material. Articles, Reprints, and Pamphlets, 1930's 7 Printed Material. Articles, Reprints, and Pamphlets, 1940's 8 Printed Material. Articles, Reprints, and Pamphlets, 1950-1976 9 Photographs. The Warburtons and unidentified people, places, and buildings. 4 1 Volumes. Amber Warburton's Diaries, 1921 and 1936 2 Volumes, 1928 3 Volumes, 1929 4 Volumes, 1931 Brookwood Labor college Series, 1923-1933

This series consists of printed material from the Brookwood Labor College. The Brookwood Labor College was an educational institution for workers founded in 1921 in Katonah, New York. Warburton was the school librarian for two years, 1923-1925.

Within the series are pamphlets about Brookwood; articles, plays, and poems by Brookwood faculty members and students; and nine issues of the school newspaper, The Brookwood Review. There are several memorandums addressing the problem of the split between the faculty of the college and some prominent trade unionists. In general, a split developed because William Green, president of the A.F.L., accused the faculty of espousing communism. The faculty denied the charge.

4 5 Miscellany. Issues Papers, Plays, and Poems, 1926-1932 6 Miscellany, 1923-1933 Columbia University Series, 1917-1932

Warburton was a graduate student at Columbia University from 1926 to 1929. This series contains printed material from courses, Warburton's master of arts thesis (1927) and drafts of her doctoral dissertation, and reports, notes, and printed material for her dissertation.

4 7 Course Materials, 1926-1927 5 1 Course Materials, 1926-1927 2 Course Materials, 1927 3 Course Materials, 1928-1929 4 Writings. Warburton's Master of Arts Thesis, The Development of Trade Union Organization Among the Millinery Workers in New York City 5 Writings. Draft of a study of the New York Women's Trade Union League (NYWTUL) 6 Reports and Notes for Study of the NYWTUL 7 Reports Received for Study of the NYWTUL 8 Printed Material for Study of the NYWTUL 6 1 Printed Material for Study of the NYWTUL 2 Printed Material for Study of the NYWTUL 3 Photograph of Mabel Leslie Mount Holyoke College Series, 1928

This series consists of notes, outlines, and bibliographies for courses taught by Warburton at Mount Holyoke College in 1928.

6 4 Miscellaneous Material from a Course on Economics and Sociology, 1928 5 Miscellany, 1928 Southern Summer School for Women Workers in Industry Series, 1927-1935

This series contains course reports, notes, and outlines, scrapbooks, pamphlets, booklets, and three issues of The News from the Southern Summer School for Women Workers in Industry. Warburton taught at six-week summer sessions held in Sweet Briar, Virginia in 1927, and Burnsville, North Carolina, in 1928 and 1929. Warburton also taught in a similar program in the summer of 1935, the Bryn Mawr Summer School for Women in Industry held in Mount Ivy, New York. Printed material from that program is included in this series. Additional material about this organization is in the Alice Mary Baldwin Papers in the Duke University Archives. Researchers interested in social history would find the student scrapbooks, where students often wrote short essays on their youth and work experiences, a rich source of information on Southern women workers in the late 1920's and early 1930's.

6 6 Printed Material. Scrapbooks, 1927-1929 7 Printed Material. Scrapbooks, 1931-1933 8 Printed Material. Reports, Outlines, and Syllabuses, 1929-1935 7 1 Printed Material, 1928-1935 Institute of Social and Religious Research Series, 1929-1930

This series contains correspondence, notes, reports, schedules, and printed material pertaining to Warburton's field study of coal mining villages in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Illinois in 1929 and a rural-industrial county in Georgia in 1930. Warburton was one of several investigators sent out to small industrial villages to study the churches and their roles in the villages. Though researchers were supposed to concentrate on churches, Warburton devoted much attention to social and economic conditions in the villages. Consequently, there is some revealing descriptive and statistical information on the villages Warburton visited. There is also printed material from the United Mine Workers.

7 2 Correspondence, 1929 3 Miscellany, 1929 4 Writings. Study of Warrior Run, Pennsylvania, 1929 5 Notes and Schedules. Pennsylvania, 1929 6 Printed Material. Pennsylvania, 1929 7 Notes and Schedules. Ohio, 1929 8 Notes, Schedules, and Clippings. Illinois, 1929 8 1 Printed Material. Illinois, 1929 2 Miscellany. Georgia, 1930 Spellman College and Atlanta University Series, 1928-1932

Warburton taught labor and economics at Spelman College and Atlanta University from 1929 to 1932. Material from this period includes speeches, course materials such as outlines, bibliographies, and student essays, printed material, ten issues of Crisis magazine, and clippings. The series also has correspondence, minutes, reports, printed material, and clippings from the Atlanta Forum Association, an organization devoted to bringing liberal speakers to Atlanta.

Researchers would probably find the student autobiographies and a survey of standards of living in black districts in Atlanta the most fascinating primary material in the series. There is also a good group photograph of some students and faculty of Atlanta University (undated, but taken sometime during Warburton's tenure). The photograph is not in the series, but rather in an oversize folder.

8 3 Speeches, 1929-1930

Contains drafts of speeches given by Warburton to local groups in 1929-1930.

4 Miscellany, 1929-1932 and undated Course Materials Student Essays 5 Autobiographies 6 Economics 7 Economics 8 Economics 9 Economic History 10 Industries of the United States 9 1 Industries of the United States Student Projects 2 Survey of Standards of Living in Black Districts in Atlanta Teaching Material 3 Economics 21 4 Economics 22 5 Economics 33 and Economics 41 6 Economic Theories 7 Industries of the United States 8 American History 21 9 Bibliographies and Book notices 10 Miscellany 9 11 Printed Material. Afro-Americans 10 1 Printed Material. Atlanta University, Morehouse College, and Spelman College 2 Printed Material. Atlanta University and Spelman College 3 Printed Material. Spelman College 4 Printed Material. Miscellany 5 Periodicals. Crisis Magazine,1932, Feb.-Dec. 6 Newspapers. American Guardian,1932, Feb.-May 7 Newspapers. Labor Unity,April, 1929 8 Clippings. Afro-Americans 9 Clippings. Afro-Americans 11 1 Clippings. Spain, 1929-1931 2 Clippings. Miscellany 1 Photograph of Some Students and Faculty of Atlanta University, undated Atlanta Forum Association 11 3 Correspondence, 1930, Sept.-Oct. 4 Correspondence, Nov. 1930 - Sept. 1931 5 Minutes and Reports, 1930-1931 6 Printed Material and Clippings, 1930-1931 Federal Emergency Relief Administration Series, 1934-1935

This series has correspondence, reports, printed material, and clippings from Warburton's work with the Federal Emergency Relief Administration. In 1934Warburton directed training centers for teachers in Atlanta, Georgia, and Gulfport, Mississippi. In 1935 she directed a similar center in Logan, Utah. Interesting material includes letters and reports that highlight the difficulties of running programs designed to train unemployed teachers how to teach worker's education, as well as autobiographies of unemployed teachers.

11 7 Correspondence, 1934 8 Correspondence, 1935 9 Memoranda and Reports, 1934-1935 10 Printed Material and Clippings, 1934-1935 Atlanta Training Center 11 Reports and Accompanying Material, 1934 12 Printed Material. Worker's Journal,1934 Gulfport Training Center 12 1 Reports and Accompanying Material, 1934 2 Student Papers, 1934 Logan Training Center 3 Reports and Accompanying Material, 1935 4 Student Papers, 1935 5 Printed Material. The Worker's Kit,1935 Affiliated Schools for Workers Series, 1932-1935

In 1935Warburton studied an Affiliated Schools for Workers program in Detroit, Michigan. This series has material from her study, as well as a great deal of material concerned with other programs sponsored by the New Deal. There are reports, pamphlets, clippings, and printed material in the series. The bulk of the series is printed material, the most interesting of which is probably the reports of the Federal Emergency Relief Administration. Researchers should use this series in conjunction with the Federal Emergency Relief Administration Series.

12 6 Reports and Accompanying Material from Detroit, 1935 7 Reports and Accompanying Material from Detroit, 1935 8 Miscellany, 1933-1935 13 1 Clippings. Academic Freedom - Child Labor 2 Clippings. Coal Industry - Income 3 Clippings. New Deal - Women 4 Clippings, 1935 5 Clippings, 1935 6 Clippings and Reprints, 1932-1935 7 Clippings and Reprints, 1934-1935 8 Clippings and Reprints, 1935 Printed Material 9 Congressional Bills, 1935 14 1 Reports of the Committee on Economic Security, 1933-1935 2 Reports of the Federal Emergency Relief Administration, 1934-1935 3 Reports of the Federal Emergency Relief Administration, 1934-1935 4 Reports of the Federal Emergency Relief Administration, 1934-1935 5 Miscellaneous Reports and Bibliographies 15 1 Miscellaneous Reports and Bibliographies 2 Miscellaneous Reports and Bibliographies 3 Miscellany, 1933-1935 4 Miscellany, 1933-1935 5 Miscellany, 1933-1935 6 Periodicals and Newsletters, 1932-1935 7 Periodicals and Newsletters, 1935 United States Children's Bureau Series, 1929-1944

This series has correspondence, notes, family schedules, drafts of reports and studies, printed material, and photographs from Warburton's work for the Children's Bureau, 1939-1942. The bulk of the material is printed reports, either done or received by the Children's Bureau. While at the Bureau, Warburton supervised two studies that eventually were published: Industrial Homework Conditions in the Candlewick-Bedspread and Lace Industries, and Work and Welfare of Children of Agricultural Laborers in Hidalgo County, Texas. Material from the Hidalgo County study provides a penetrating view of social and economic conditions in south Texas in the early 1940's. Besides the copious printed material from the study, there are many photographs, some of which are quite good.

16 1 Correspondence and Notes, 1940-1944 2 Reports and Studies, 1940 3 Reports and Studies, 1941 4 Reports and Studies, 1942, Jan.-June 5 Reports and Studies, 1942, July-Dec. 6 Reports and Studies, 1943 and undated Printed Material Published by the Children's Bureau 7 1929-1940 17 1 1941, March 2 1941, June - 1943 3 undated Received by the Children's Bureau 4 1939-1940, Sept. 5 1940, Dec. 6 1941 7 1941 18 1 1942, Jan.-Feb. 2 1942, May 3 1942, Sept. 4 1943 5 Photographs. Unidentified rural families and houses, 1940 Tulsa, Oklahoma 6 Memoranda and Notes on Out-of-School Minors, 1940 Crystal City, Texas 7 Miscellany, 1938-1940 Hidalgo County, Texas 8 Correspondence, 1941-1942 9 Memoranda of Interviews with School Officials, 1941 10 Memoranda of Interviews with Work Supervisors and Public Officials, 1941 11 Writings. Draft of Hidalgo County Study, 1942 12 Writings. Additional Drafts of Hidalgo County Study, 1942-1943 19 1 Writings. Preliminary and Final Reports on Hidalgo County Study, 1941-1943 2 Family Schedules. East Donna 3 Family Schedules. Edcouch - Elsa 4 Family Schedules. LaVilla 5 Family Schedules. Miscellany 6 Case Stories. General - Migration 7 Case Stories. Problems with Schools - Work of Children 8 Analysis of Educational Data 9 Analysis of Work Data 10 Selected Interpretive Material 20 1 Miscellany 2 Photographs, 1941.Negatives are filed in the Negative File. Fairfax County Series, 1938-1947

This series contains correspondence, notes, reports, press releases, clippings, printed material, and photographs from Warburton's involvement in several school organizations in Fairfax County, Virginia, in the mid-1940's.The material is organized by type (correspondence, printed material, etc.) within alphabetically arranged subjects.

Child Consultation Service 20 3 Correspondence and Notes, 1945-1946 and undated 4 Reports, 1946 5 Press Releases and Clippings, 1946-1947 Franklin Sherman School Health Program 6 Correspondence, Minutes, Press Releases, Notices, and Forms, 1943-1946 7 Reports and Notes. Kellogg Foundation, 1946 8 Reports and Notes. Kellogg Foundation, 1946 9 Reports and Notes, 1944-1946 10 Clippings, 1944-1946 and undated 11 Photographs 21 1 Franklin Sherman School Parent-Teachers' Association, 1942-1945 and undated 2 Lay Health Association, 1945 and undated 3 McLean Community Forum, 1944-1945 and undated 4 Northern Virginia District Parent-Teachers' Association Conference, 1945 5 Parent-Teachers' Association Child Guidance Workshop, 1945 6 Program for the Improvement of Instruction in Virginia Elementary Schools, 1941 7 School Health Program, 1945-1947 8 School Improvement Association, 1938-1946 9 Social Survey, 1947 U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Agriculture Series, 1942-1947

This series has correspondence, notes, reports and drafts of reports, clippings, and printed material from Warburton's 1946 study of education for migrant children in the Cotton Belt. The study was part of a larger report on postwar agricultural and economic problems in the Cotton Belt. The report was prepared for the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Agriculture and formally presented to Congress in July, 1947. Besides the report, probably the most interesting material is the field reports on social and economic conditions in northwestern Arkansas in 1946.

21 10 Correspondence, 1946, Feb.-March 11 Correspondence and Notes, 1946, April-May and undated 22 1 Drafts of Report, Education for Children in Migrant Families 2 Additional Drafts and Final Report, Education for Children in Migrant Families of the Cotton Belt 3 Preliminary Draft of Project VII, Southern Educational Problems 4 Interviews, Notes, Reports, Family Schedules, and Printed Material from the Arkansas Study, 1946 5 Reports from the Children's Bureau, 1946-1947 6 Interviews and Reports, 1946-1947 7 Printed Material, 1942-1946 8 Printed Material, 1944-1946 23 1 Printed Material and Clippings, 1946 Volume: Study of Agricultural and Economic Problems in the Cotton Belt(July, 1947) Alliance for Guidance of Rural Youth Series, 1922-1966

This is the largest series in the Warburton collection. It contains correspondence, reports, studies, clippings, printed material, photographs, and volumes from Warburton's sixteen-year tenure as executive secretary and director of research of the Alliance for Guidance of Rural Youth. The organization disbanded in 1963.

Approximately sixty percent of this series came to the library already organized. The remaining forty percent of the material was unorganized and had to be integrated into the organized material. With modifications and additions, the integration of the material was done using the original (1949) index to the office files as a guide.

Material in the collection is arranged by subject, and within subject by type (correspondence, printed material, etc.) The subjects are not arranged alphabetically or chronologically, so researchers should carefully study the subject entries for the entire series before plunging into the material. Also there is considerable overlapping of material in the series. For instance, correspondence from Glyn Morris of Harlan County, Kentucky, could be found under Harlan County or under Board of Trustees, depending on the subject. Consequently, researchers should expect to examine several subject headings if the topic is broad.

Once the inventory is studied, researchers will find rich sources of information on socioeconomic conditions in several rural or rural-industrial communities: Harlan County, Kentucky, Green Sea, South Carolina, and Belle Glade, Florida. Much of the work done in these and other communities was compressed into terse, lucid studies that can be found under the heading "Publications" in boxes 26 and 27. There is also much material on the day-to-day operations of several guidance organizations: Alliance for Guidance of Rural Youth, Council of Guidance and Personnel Associations, and the National Council of Agricultural Life and Labor.

23 2 Index to Office Files 3 Constitution, By-Laws, and Certificate of Incorporation Board of Trustees 4 Fund Committee,1949-1951 5 Correspondence, 1949-1966 6 Correspondence. Mrs. Virginia Claiborne, 1950-1956 7 Correspondence. Orie Latham Hatcher Memorial Plaque, 1949-1950 8 Correspondence. Ruth Strang, 1947-1948 9 Correspondence. Ruth Strang, 1949 10 Correspondence. Ruth Strang, 1950-1951 11 Correspondence: Ruth Strang, 1952-1958 24 1 Correspondence. Alice Baldwin, 1949-1958 2 Correspondence. Chicago Branch, 1948-1950 3 Minutes and Accompanying Material, 1947-1949 4 Minutes and Accompanying Material, 1950-1952 5 Minutes and Accompanying Material, 1953-1963 Pre-1947Material 6 Correspondence, 1936-1946 7 Correspondence. Information Requests, 1941-1946 8 Notes of Orie Latham Hatcher, 1934-1944 9 Reports, Memoranda, and Lists, 1930-1946 10 Minutes and Accompanying Material from the Board of Trustees, 1946 11 Programs for Institutes, 1941-1944 12 Clippings. Orie Latham Hatcher Obituaries and Other Clippings 25 1 Printed Material, 1922-1929 2 Printed Material, 1930-1931 3 Printed Material, 1935-1936 4 Printed Material, 1942-1946 Appeals to Foundations 5 Correspondence and Accompanying Material, 1948-1952 6 Appeal to the Kellogg Foundation, 1947-1948 7 Appeal to the General Education Board, 1948 8 Appeal to the Farm Foundation, 1948-1949 9 Appeal to the Farm Foundation, 1951 26 Volume. Exhibit Materials for Appeals to Foundations 1 Invitations to Join Organizations and Appeals for Money, 1948-1954 2 Lists, 1947-1954 3 Lists. Registration Cards, 1950 and undated Publications 4 Miscellany, 1937-1946 Volumes. A Mountain School(1930), Rural Girls in the City for Work(1930),and The Need for Guidance Programs in Privately Supported Mountain Schools 27 1 Miscellany, 1947-1948 2 Miscellany, 1949-1951 Volumes. Migratory Labor in American Agriculture(1951), The Education of Migrant Children(1954), Guidance in a Rural-Industrial Community(1954),and Stimulating Guidance in Rural Schools(1964) 3 Alliance Memberships. Correspondence, 1949-1953 4 Alliance Memberships. Membership Form Letters 5 Alliance Memberships. Lists, 1949-1950 6 Alliance Memberships. Index Card File, 1948-1950 7 Correspondence, 1947-1954 8 Correspondence. Publications, 1947-1949 28 1 Correspondence. Publications, 1950-1951 2 Bibliographic Material, 1949-1950 3 Publicity, 1947-1948 4 Scholarships. Orie Latham Hatcher, 1947-1950 5 Scholarships. Exeter Academy, 1948-1950 6 Scholarships. MacMurray College, 1948 7 Executive Secretary. Notice of Employment,1947 8 Annual Institute. Correspondence, 1947-1948 9 Annual Institute. Correspondence, 1949-1950 10 Annual Institute. Program and Transcript, 1947 11 Meetings. 32nd Annual, 1947 12 Meetings. 33rd Annual, 1948 13 Meetings. 35th Annual, 1950 29 1 Discussions and Conferences, 1949 2 Discussions and Conferences, 1951 Council of Guidance and Personnel Associations

In 1952 the CGPA changed its name to American Personnel and Guidance Association. Consequently, all material from 1952 and after should be under the heading APGA, but for ease of organization, the material from the APGA has remained under the heading CGPA.

3 Correspondence, 1946-1947 4 Correspondence, 1948 5 Correspondence, 1949 6 Correspondence, 1950 30 1 Correspondence, 1951 2 Correspondence, 1952 3 Correspondence and Notes, 1953 4 Correspondence and Notes, 1954-1955 Convention Material 5 1947-1948 6 1949 7 1950 8 1951 31 1 1952 2 1953 3 1954 4 1960-1966 5 Board of Representatives. Meeting Minutes, 1947-1949 6 Board of Representatives. Meeting Minutes, 1950-1954 7 Study Commission. Correspondence, 1948-1949 8 Study Commission. Correspondence, 1950-1951 32 1 Study Commission. Assorted Material, 1948-1950 2 Newsletters. The Guidepost,1960-1963 3 National Vocational Guidance Association, 1950-1955 4 Luncheon-Forum. Correspondence,1947-1948 5 Luncheon-Forum. Correspondence, 1949 6 Luncheon-Forum. Lists, 1947-1949 7 Luncheon-Forum. Miscellany, 1947-1949 Information Requests 8 1947 33 1 1948 2 1949, Jan. - Aug. 3 1949, Sept. - Dec. 4 1950, Jan. - May 5 1950, June - Dec. 6 1951 7 1952-1954 34 1 Change of Address. Correspondence, 1947-1948 2 Reprint Acknowledgements, 1948 Harlan County

In 1947 the Alliance for Guidance of Rural Youth helped the people of Harlan County, Kentucky, set up programs to deal with educational and vocational guidance, health, nutrition, child welfare, and the prevention of juvenile delinquency. The programs were a county-wide continuation of a much smaller guidance and health program started at the Pine Mountain Settlement School in 1935. Material from Harlan County is divided into three broad categories: Guidance Institutes, community programs generated by the Institutes, and material related to the book written about the work in Harlan County, Guidance in a Rural-Industrial Community. A copy of the book is in Box 27.

Guidance Institute, 1947 3 Correspondence, 1947, July 1-15 4 Correspondence, 1947, July 16-31 5 Correspondence, 1947, Aug.-Dec. - 1948, Jan. 6 Press Releases 7 Program 8 Reports and Speeches 9 Reports and Surveys 10 Notes 35 1 Clippings Guidance Institute, 1948 2 Correspondence 3 Programs and Reports 4 Notes and Clippings Guidance Institute, 1949 5 Correspondence 6 Programs and Reports 7 Notes and Clippings 8 Guidance Institute, 1950. Miscellany 9 Guidance Institute, 1951. Program 10 Guidance Institute, 1953.Program 11 Correspondence. Glyn Morris, 1947-1949 12 Questionnaires on Youth Guidance Programs, no. 1-100 36 1 Questionnaires on Youth Guidance Programs, no. 101-175 Student Essays 2 Benham High School, 11th Grade 3 Benham High School, 12th Grade 4 Black Star High School, 11th Grade 5 Black Star High School, 12th Grade 6 Cumberland High School, 11th Grade 7 Cumberland High School, 12th Grade 8 Evarts High School, 11th Grade 9 Evarts High School, 12th Grade 10 Hall High School, 11th Grade 11 Hall High School, 11th Grade 37 1 Hall High School, 11th Grade 2 Loyall High School, 11th Grade 3 Loyall High School, 12th Grade 4 Wallins High School, 11th Grade 5 Wallins High School, 12th Grade Student Essays on Harlan County History 6 7th Grade 7 7th Grade 8 7th Grade 9 10th Grade 10 10th Grade Student Histories 38 1 Ages School, 6th Grade 2 Benham School, 6th Grade 3 Benham School, 8th Grade 4 Benham High School, 9th Grade 5 Black Mountain School, 6th Grade 6 Black Star School, 6th Grade 7 Black Star School, 7th Grade 8 Black Star School, 8th Grade 9 Black Star School, 9th Grade 10 Cawood School, 8th Grade 11 Chad School, 5th Grade 12 Chevrolet School, 8th Grade 13 Coxton School, 6th Grade 14 Coxton School, 8th Grade 39 1 Cranks School, 5th Grade 2 Cranks School, 6th Grade 3 Cumberland School, 6th Grade 4 Cumberland School, 8th Grade 5 Cumberland High School, 9th Grade 6 Dixie Town School, 6th Grade 7 Dixie Town School, 8th Grade 8 Elcomb School, 6th Grade 9 Evarts School, 6th Grade 10 Evarts School, 8th Grade 40 1 Evarts High School, 9th Grade 2 Evarts High School, 9th Grade 3 Evarts High School, 9th Grade 4 High Bank School, 6th Grade 5 High Bank School, 8th Grade 6 Highsplint School, 6th Grade 7 Highsplint School, 8th Grade 8 Kentenia School, 6th Grade 9 Kentenia School, 7th Grade 10 Louellen School, 6th Grade 11 Louellen School, 8th Grade 41 1 Loyall School, 6th Grade 2 Loyall School, 7th Grade 3 Loyall School, 8th Grade 4 Loyall High School, 9th Grade 5 Mary Helen School, 6th Grade 6 Mary Helen School, 8th Grade 7 Molus School, 6th Grade 8 Molus School, 8th Grade 9 Pine Flat School, 6th Grade 10 Pine Mountain School, 6th Grade 11 Pine Mountain School, 7th Grade 12 Pine Mountain School, 8th Grade 13 Pine Mountain School, 9th Grade 14 Putney School, 6th Grade 15 Putney School, 7th Grade 16 Ross Point School, 5th Grade 17 Ross Point School, 6th Grade 18 Ross Point School, 8th Grade 19 Shields School, 6th Grade 20 Shields School, 7th Grade 21 Shields School, 8th Grade 22 Smith School, 6th Grade 23 Smith School, 8th Grade 24 Totz School, 6th Grade 25 Totz School, 8th Grade 42 1 Twila School, 5th Grade 2 Twila School, 6th Grade 3 Twila School, 8th Grade 4 Verda School, 5th Grade 5 Verda School, 6th Grade 6 Verda School, 8th Grade 7 Wallins School, 6th Grade 8 Wallins School, 7th Grade 9 Wallins School, 8th Grade 10 Wallins School, 9th Grade 11 White Star School, 4th Grade 12 White Star School, 5th Grade 13 White Star School, 7th Grade 14 Yancey School, 6th Grade Teachers' Progress Reports 15 No. 1-20 16 No. 21-40 43 1 No. 41-60 2 No. 61-80 3 No. 81-100 4 No. 101-120 5 No. 121-140 44 1 No. 141-160 2 No. 161-180 3 No. 181-200 4 No. 202-219 5 No. 221-240 6 No. 241-260 45 1 No. 261-280 2 No. 281-300 3 No. 301-320a 4 No. 321-330 5 Principal's Progress Reports, No. 1-a 6 File on Jean High, 1946 7 Miscellaneous Reports 8 Miscellaneous Reports 46 1 Miscellaneous Notes and Printed Material 2 Clippings, 1950 and undated 3 Photographs. Youth Guidance Institute, 1948 4 Photographs.

Some of the photographs in this and the following folders were published in Warburton's Guidance in a Rural-Industrial Community. Negatives are in the Negative File.

5 Photographs 6 Photographs 7 Photographs 47 Volumes. Scrapbooks, 1947 and 1948 Material Related to Guidance in a Rural-Industrial Community 1 Correspondence, 1952-1955 2 Publicity, 1954 3 Reviews 4 Photographs and Maps on Galley Sheets Volumes. Drafts of book 48 Volumes. Drafts of book 49 1 Breathitt County, Kentucky. Correspondence and Accompanying Material, 1948-1951 2 Fairfax County, Virginia. Correspondence and Accompanying Material, 1948-1949 3 Virginia State Department of Education. Correspondence and Accompanying Material, 1950 Green Sea

In 1949 the Alliance for Guidance of Rural Youth helped the people in the Green Sea School District in northern Horry County, South Carolina, set up programs to deal with educational and vocational guidance, health, nutrition, child welfare, and the prevention of juvenile delinquency. Material from Green Sea is arranged differently than material from Harlan County: papers from the Youth Guidance Institute are not separated from the community-generated material, but rather incorporated within it. Material related to the book written about the work in Green Sea, Guidance in a Rural Community, is at the end of the papers from Green Sea. Although there is no copy of the book in the collection, there are several complete manuscripts. A copy is available in the East Campus Library.

49 4 Correspondence, 1947-1948 5 Correspondence,1949 6 Correspondence,1950 7 Correspondence,1951 50 1 Correspondence and Notes, 1952-1955 2 Project Plans and Accompanying Material 3 Census Data 4 Preliminary Reports, 1948-1949 Youth Guidance Institute, 1949 5 Program and Accompanying Material 6 Recommendations of Discussion Groups. Bayboro School - Grassy Bay School 7 Recommendations of Discussion Groups. Green Sea Schools 8 Recommendations of Discussion Groups. Hickory Hill School - Zoan School 9 Follow-Up to Institute 10 Principals' Progress Reports, No. 1-5 51 1 Teachers' Progress Reports, No. 1-15 2 Teachers' Progress Reports, No. 16-20 3 Teachers' Reports on the Health Program, No. 1-41 4 Miscellaneous Reports and Surveys, 1948-1953 5 Community Planning Council, 1948-1951 6 Health Program, 1949-1950 7 Negro Program, 1950 8 Primary School Teachers' Group, 1950 Community Survey of Children and Youth 9 Bethany School 10 Carolina School 52 1 Finklea School 2 Fowler School 3 Grassy Bay School 4 Green Sea Elementary School 5 Green Sea High School 6 Hickory Hill School 7 Norton School 8 Powell School 53 1 Zoan School 2 Non-District Schools 3 School Dropouts 4 Partial Statistical Summary Health Program Survey 5 Bayboro School 6 Bethany School 7 Carolina School 8 Finklea School 9 Fowler School 10 Grassy Bay School 11 Green Sea High School 12 Hickory Hill School 13 Norton School 54 1 Powell School 2 Zoan School 3 Statistical Summary Student Essays 4 6th Grade 5 8th Grade 6 9th Grade 7 10th Grade 8 11th Grade 9 12th Grade Student Histories 10 7th Grade 11 8th Grade 12 9th Grade 13 10th Grade 14 11th Grade 15 12th Grade 55 1 Newsletters, Newspapers, and Clippings, 1948-1951 Printed Material Received at Green Sea 2 1942-1946 3 1947 4 1947 5 1948 6 1948-1949 7 1949-1955 8 1954-1955 Material Related to Guidance in a Rural Community 56 1 Correspondence and Accompanying Material, 1951-1953 2 Publicity. Columbia River Basin Project, 1952

In 1952 the Alliance for Guidance of Rural Youth gave a copy of Guidance in a Rural Community to a veteran who had won a free farm along the Columbia River in a contest sponsored by Columbia Valley business and civic organizations and the Veterans of Foreign Wars.

3 Photographs. Publicity for Columbia River Basin Project 4 Publicity, 1952-1953 5 Reviews and Notices 6 Drafts of Article, Green Sea Project 7 Brochure 8 Introduction 9 Early Draft of Manuscript 10 Early Draft of Manuscript 11 Draft of Chapter 12 57 1 Manuscript Edited by Ruth Strang 2 Manuscript Edited by Howard Dawson 3 Edited Manuscript 4 Edited Manuscript 5 Edited Manuscript 6 Edited Manuscript 7 Galley Sheets 8 Galley Sheets 9 Photographs 58 1 Photographs 2 Photographs 3 Copies of Photographs 4 Darlington County (S.C.) Project. Correspondence,1951 5 Darlington County Project. Accompanying Material,1951 6 Scope of Alliance for Guidance of Rural Youth Program,1949 1 Farm Labor News, 1946-1950 58 7 Department of Agricultural Releases, 1947 National Citizens Council for Migrant Labor

In 1947 a group of individuals and organizations formed a council to study problems of migrant labor, the National Citizens Council for Migrant Labor. The council not only studied the problems of migrant labor, but also lobbied Congress, monitored federal and state agencies, and publicized key issues on behalf of migrant laborers. Warburton was a founding member of the council, and served on its board of directors from 1947 to 1960 . In 1953 she supervised a field study of migrant laborers in the Belle Glade section of Palm Beach County, Florida. Her findings were incorporated into the book, The Education of Migrant Children, by Shirley E. Greene. A copy of the book is in Box 27.

In 1950 the council expanded its scope to include problems of everyone involved in agriculture in the United States. Consequently, the council changed its name to the National Citizens Council on Agricultural Life and Labor. For ease of organization, all material has been grouped under the heading, National Citizens Council for Migrant Labor.

Correspondence and Accompanying Material 58 8 1947 59 1 1948 2 1949 3 1950 4 1951 5 1952 6 1953 7 1954 8 1955-1960and undated 60 1 Bulletins and Newsletters, 1950-1952 2 Bulletins and Newsletters, 1953-1958 3 Printed Material Received by the NCCML, 1950-1959 4 Research Fund, Incorporated. Correspondence and Accompanying Material, 1955-1960 Material Related to The Education of Migrant Children 5 Correspondence, 1952-1957 6 Minutes and Reports, 1952-1957 7 Family Schedules and Notes 8 Family Schedules and Notes 61 1 Revised Draft of Field Research Report 2 President's Commission on Migratory Labor. Correspondence and Accompanying Material,1950.and Report,1951 3 American Country Life Association, Incorporated, 1948-1949 4 United States Children's Bureau, 1945-1951 5 Fair Labor Standards Act, 1950-1951 6 Federal Aid to Education, 1947-1948 7 Work Camps, 1947-1951 8 International Children's Emergency Fund, 1946-1947 9 Kiplinger Service, 1948 10 League of Women Voters. Action, 1947-1948 11 National Congress of Parents and Teachers, 1947 12 Parents' Magazine. Correspondence and Accompanying Material,1948 13 Radio and Education, 1947-1949 14 Rural Youth of the U.S.A., 1948-1951and undated 15 Save the Children Foundation, 1947-1948 16 National School Health Services Act, 1947 17 School Lunch Program, 1947-1948 18 U.N.E.S.C.O., 1947 19 Women's Bureau Conference, 1948 62 1 National Citizens Commission on Public Schools. Correspondence and Reports, 1949-1950 2 National Citizens Commission on Public Schools. Printed Material and Clippings,1950 3 Hotels, 1950 4 Warburton's Do Something About File,1950 5 Warburton's Paper Presentation in Maine. Correspondence and Accompanying Material, 1951-1952 6 Warburton's Article for Education Magazine,Building Guidance for Rural Young People. Correspondence and Accompanying Material, 1953-1954 7 Warburton's Things to Write About File,1953 Mid-Century White House Conference on Children and Youth 8 Correspondence, 1948-1950 9 Correspondence and Notes, 1951-1952 10 Programs, Meeting Minutes, and Reports, 1948-1950, Feb. 11 Programs, Meeting Minutes, and Reports, 1950, April-October 63 1 Programs, Meeting Minutes, and Reports, 1950, Nov.-Dec. 2 Programs, Meeting Minutes, and Reports, 1951-1952and undated 3 Ruth Strang's Article on the Conference, Concerted Action For and With Rural Youth,1951 4 Printed Material, 1949-1952 5 Printed Material and Clippings, 1950-1951 6 National Conference of State Counseling Supervisors,1958 National Defense Education Act Study

Between 1960-1963 Warburton conducted a study of the effects of the National Defense Education Act Title V-A on guidance programs in rural secondary Schools. Title V-A allocated 15 million dollars a year (from 1958 to 1961) to stimulate guidance programs in secondary schools. This study was the last major project sponsored by the Alliance for Guidance of Rural Youth.

Material from the study is divided into four groups: general, state, local, and material related to the book written about the study, Stimulating Guidance in Rural Schools(1964). A copy of the book is in Box 27.

63 7 Correspondence, 1960-1964 8 Warburton's Personal Correspondence, 1961, March-April 9 Warburton's Trip Itinerary and Notes,1961 64 1 Study Expense Statements, 1960-1964 2 Drafts of Description of the Study Cover Letter 3 Drafts of Questionnaires for State Programs 4 Drafts of Questionnaires for Local Schools and Notes 5 Statements and Drafts of Statements Given Before Congress on NDEA, 1961-1963 6 Bibliographies and Clippings, 1960-1962 7 Printed Reference Material 8 Printed Reference Material 65 1 Printed Reference Material State Correspondence and Accompanying Material 2 Alabama, 1960-1961 3 Alaska, 1960 4 Arizona, 1960-1961 5 Arkansas, 1960-1961 6 California, 1960-1961 7 Colorado, 1960 8 Connecticut, 1960-1961 9 Delaware, 1960 10 Florida, 1960-1961 11 Georgia, 1960 12 Hawaii, 1960 13 Idaho, 1960 66 1 Illinois, 1960 2 Indiana, 1960 3 Iowa, 1960 4 Kansas, 1960 5 Kentucky, 1960 6 Louisiana, 1960 7 Maine, 1960 8 Maryland, 1960-1961 9 Massachusetts, 1960-1961 10 Michigan, 1960-1961 11 Minnesota, 1960-1961 12 Mississippi, 1960-1961 13 Missouri, 1960-1961 67 1 Montana, 1960-1961 2 Nebraska, 1960-1961 3 Nevada, 1960 4 New Hampshire, 1960 5 New Jersey, 1960 6 New Mexico, 1960 7 New York, 1960-1961 8 New York, 1960 9 North Carolina, 1960-1962 10 North Dakota, 1960 68 1 Ohio, 1960 2 Ohio, 1960 3 Ohio, 1960 4 Oklahoma, 1960 5 Oregon, 1960-1961 6 Pennsylvania, 1960 7 Rhode Island, 1960 8 South Carolina, 1960-1963 9 South Dakota, 1960-1963 10 Tennessee, 1960 11 Texas, 1960-1961 12 Utah, 1960 69 1 Vermont, 1960-1961 2 Virginia, 1960 3 Washington, 1960-1961 4 West Virginia, 1960 5 Wisconsin, 1960-1961 6 Wyoming, 1960 7 Puerto Rico, 1960 Specific Rural High School Guidance Programs 8 Marana, Arizona. Correspondence and Accompanying Material,1961 9 Marana, Arizona. Student Essays 10 Fordyce, Arkansas. Correspondence and Accompanying Material,1961 11 Fordyce, Arkansas. Student Essays 12 Plumas County, California, Portola Junior-Senior High School. Correspondence and Accompanying Material,1961 13 Plumas County, California, Portola Junior-Senior High School. Student Essays 14 Leadville, Colorado. Student Essays 15 Leadville, Colorado. Assorted Material 16 Monte Vista, Colorado. Correspondence and Accompanying Material,1961 17 Monte Vista, Colorado. Student Essays 70 1 Alta, Iowa. Correspondence and Accompanying Material,1961 2 Alta, Iowa. Student Essays 3 Carlton, Minnesota. Correspondence and Accompanying Material,1961 4 Carlton, Minnesota. Student Essays 5 Stewartville, Minnesota. Correspondence and Accompanying Material,1961 6 Stewartville, Minnesota. Student Essays 7 Oakland, Mississippi. Correspondence and Accompanying Material,1961 8 Oakland, Mississippi. Student Essays from Oakland High School (for white students) 9 Oakland, Mississippi. Student Essays from Walker High School (for black students) 10 Franklin, New York. Correspondence and Accompanying Material,1961 11 Franklin, New York. Student Essays 12 Marion, New York. Correspondence and Accompanying Material,1961 71 1 Marion, New York. Student Essays 2 Marion, New York. Assorted Material 3 Mooers, New York. Student Essays 4 Jackson, North Carolina. Correspondence and accompanying Material, 1960-1961 5 Jackson, North Carolina. Student Essays 6 Bloomdale, Ohio, Elmwood High School. Correspondence and Accompanying Material,1961 7 Bloomdale, Ohio, Elmwood High School. Student Essays 8 Coburg, Oregon. Correspondence and Accompanying Material,1961 9 Coburg, Oregon. Student Essays 72 1 Finn Rock, Oregon, McKenzie High School. Correspondence and Accompanying Material, 1961-1963 2 Finn Rock, Oregon, McKenzie High School. Student Essays 3 Georgetown, South Carolina, Choppee High School. Correspondence and Accompanying Material,1961 4 Georgetown, South Carolina, Choppee High School. Student Essays 5 Green Sea, South Carolina. Correspondence and Accompanying Material,1961 6 Green Sea, South Carolina. Student Essays 7 Madison, South Dakota, General Beadle High School. Student Essays 8 Madison, South Dakota, General Beadle High School. Assorted Material 9 Mission, South Dakota, Todd County High School. Correspondence and Accompanying Material, 1961-1962 10 Mission, South Dakota, Todd County High School. Student Essays 11 Bristol, Vermont. Correspondence and Accompanying Material,1961 12 Bristol, Vermont. Student Essays Material Related to Stimulating Guidance in Rural Schools 73 1 Publicity,1964 2 Typed Answers to Questionnaires 3 Charts 4 Charts 5 Rough Draft of Manuscript 6 Draft of Manuscript 7 Draft of Chapters 1-4 8 Draft of Chapters 5-7 9 Clippings,1940's - 1950's Printed Material Received by AGRY

The Alliance for Guidance of Rural Youth received a great deal of miscellaneous printed material. This printed material has been arranged by agency (e.g. Department of State) and subject (e.g. Health). The categories are arbitrary and consequently there is considerable overlapping.

10 Department of State 74 1 Department of State 2 Education 3 Education 4 Education 5 Education 6 Education 75 1 Education 2 Education 3 Employment Opportunities 4 Employment Opportunities 5 Employment Opportunities 6 Farmers and Farming 7 Federal 76 1 Federal. Fair Labor Standards Act, 1957 2 Federal. Area Redevelopment Act, 1957 3 Federal 4 Federal 5 Guidance and Counseling 6 Guidance and Counseling 77 1 Guidance and Counseling 2 Guidance and Counseling 3 Guidance and Counseling 4 Health 5 Health 6 Health 78 1 Migrant Workers 2 Migrant Workers 3 National Conference on the Community, 1947 4 Psychology 5 Religion 6 Rural Issues 7 Youth and Child Labor 8 Miscellany 79 1 Miscellany 2 Miscellany 3 Miscellany Related Material The Records of the Alliance for the Guidance of Rural Youth, 1887-1963 21.2 Linear Feet; ca. 15,900 Items Duke University. David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library

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