American Eugenics Society Records
1916-1973
(12 linear feet)

575.06 Am3

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105 South Fifth Street * Philadelphia, PA 19106-3386
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Table of contents Abstract
The American Eugenics Society Records is a small, selective collection offering information on various periods of the Society's development, including correspondence, membership records, and formal and informal material on its history. Of particular interest are the records of the Society's numerous committees, including the Executive Education, Population Genetics Research, Legislative, and local and state committees, and documentation of AES educational initiatives at state fairs and eugenic health exhibits and contests, especially the Fitter Family Contests. A scrapbook containing 83 images of Fitter Family and eugenic health exhibits, 1924-1926, provides valuable visual information of AES activities. One series in the collection relates to the numerous Princeton Conferences and to a genealogical survey of the populations of Shutesbury and Leverett, Massachusetts, and there is also material on the Population Council. The collection largely revolves around Frederick Osborn, the moving force in the Society for most of its later history, and it includes approximately 100 papers written or delivered by Osborn concerning eugenics, genetics, or population related topics.
Background note
The Second International Conference on Eugenics, held in New York in 1921, produced one concrete result: the American Eugenics Society. Although the eugenics movement had been gaining strength in the United States for over a decade, there was at the time no formal organization through which to pursue its broader political and educational agenda. As a result, a group of prominent eugenicists founded the Eugenics Committee of the U.S.A., which became the Eugenics Society of America, and finally, in 1925, the American Eugenics Society (AES).

From its base in New Haven, Connecticut, the AES soon attracted the support of nearly every major American eugenicist and for the first decade of its existence, at least, was very successful at promoting eugenic ideas to the American public. More an advocacy group than a scientific organization, the AES promoted its ideals of racial betterment, eugenic health, and genetic education through public lectures, conferences, publications, and exhibits at county and state fairs. Among its most popular promotions were a contest for the best sermon on eugenic theme and a series of "fitter family contests" in which participants' families (divided into small, medium, and large family classes) were ranked based on information provided on the mental, physical, and moral health of family members. The AES also sponsored eugenic health exhibits, featuring such exhibits as Mendel's Theater, a presentation of basic principles of genetics and heredity, and the "flashing light exhibit," a board titled "Some people are born to be a burden to the rest," on which lights were set to blink at periodic intervals representing how often a "defective" was born in the United States (rapid blinking) and how often a "high grade" individual was born (slow blinking).

Beginning in the 1930s, the AES began a slow transformation into a less programmatic organization. This figure most often credited with bringing about this shift was Frederick Osborn, Secretary of the Society from 1928 until 1972. Osborn had a clear impact on the reformulation of AES policies and a greater focus on issues of population control, genetics, and, later, medical genetics.

During the early 1950s, the AES left New Haven for New York City, taking offices and funding from the Population Council. They remained active in promoting scientific investigation into eugenic topics, sponsoring five conferences at Princeton University between 1964 and 1969 on population genetics and demography, and drawing an international cast of scientists. In 1972, the Society was reorganized and rechristened the Society for the Study of Social Biology. Its journal, Eugenics: A Journal of Race Betterment, was renamed Social Biology.


Scope and content
The Records of the American Eugenics Society document the varied promotional activities of the foremost organization for eugenic education and advocacy in the United States during the 1920s and 1930s. Consisting of 9 linear feet of administrative records, correspondence, and formal and informal histories of the Society, the Records span the entire history of the organization from 1921 through 1972, though weighted rather heavily toward the years before the Second World War.

The main body of records includes routine correspondence relating to AES activities and membership, including membership records from the beginning of the Society, correspondence relative to publications and orders for publications.

At the end of the collection is a file of 4x6" index cards representing a eugenic study of Shutesbury, Massachusetts, a town selected for eugenic study due to its visible decline over the previous decades and for the suspected high proportion of "degenerate" residents.

Between 1926 and 1928, the AES held contests for the best sermon preached on the subject of eugenics. In addition to the nine folders labeled AES Sermon Contest, the collection includes 45 submissions filed under the name of the minister, preached before Presbyterian, Methodist, Congregational, Baptist, Unitarian, and Jewish congregations across the country.

A particularly valuable part of the collection is the series of scrapbooks maintained by the Society. The most important of these if the photograph album containing 83 images of Eugenic Health Exhibits at the Kansas Free Fair, 1925, and in fairs in Michigan and Texas, including images of the exhibits themselves (Mendel's Theater, the flashing light exhibit, guinea pigs, and other exhibits), exterior views of the Eugenic Health buildings, images of eugenicists, including Charles B. Davenport, Judge Harry Olson and Professor Henry P. Fairchild, as well as most of the members of the AES Board of Directors over the years, and a number of images of winners of fitter family contests. The other three scrapbooks contain newspaper clippings of articles of eugenic interest, reflecting the AES effort to stay abreast of public perceptions of the field.

Administrative information
Restrictions
None.

Provenance
Gift of the American Eugenics Society, through Frederick Osborn, Leon Whitney, and Jonathan Marks, 1967-1995.

Preferred citation
Cite as: American Eugenics Society Records, American Philosophical Society.

Additional information
Separated material
Books and journals materials transferred to Printed Materials, including:

Related material
See also the Frederick Henry Osborn Papers (Ms. Coll. 24)

The autobiography of Leon F. Whitney (B W613b) contains additional information on the AES.

Images from the AES scrapbook are included in the Dolan DNA Learning Center Eugenics Archive on the Cold Spring Harbor website.

References
The AES Records are briefly described in Bentley Glass, A Guide to the Genetics Collections of the American Philosophical Society (Philadelphia, 1988).

Added entries
Subjects
  • Eugenics--Societies, etc.
  • Eugenics--United States
  • Fitter Family Contests
  • Genetics--Societies, etc.
  • Population Council
  • Princeton Conferences

    • Contributors
  • Osborn, Frederick Henry, 1889-1981
  • Whitney, Leon Fradley, 1894-1973

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    Contact information
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    Detailed inventory

    		 Correspondence and Records

    		Box 1

    		Abbott, Lilian

    		Box 1

    		Acme Newspictures, Inc.

    		Box 1

    		Adams, Jeanette M.

    		Box 1

    		Adams, D. N.

    		Box 1

    		Adams, David E. 1926
    		Box 1

    		Congregational sermon on eugenics.

    		Adams, Frederick F. 1926
    		Box 1

    		Sermon on eugenics before three denominations.

    		Addison, W. H. F.

    		Box 1

    		Adler, Herman N.

    		Box 1

    		Adriance, V.

    		Box 1

    		Affleck, B. F.

    		Box 1

    		Agassiz, G. R.

    		Box 1

    		Albany Public Library

    		Box 1

    		Albert, Henry

    		Box 1

    		Alberta, Government of the Province of, Department of Public Health

    		Box 1

    		Albertson, Charles Carroll

    		Box 1

    		Allen, Bennet M.

    		Box 1

    		Allen, Eric W.

    		Box 1

    		Allen, Truman J.

    		Box 1

    		Alley, Leon A.

    		Box 1

    		Allyn, Hariett M.

    		Box 1

    		Altenburg, E.

    		Box 1

    		The American Academy of Political and Social Science

    		Box 1

    		American Association for the Study of the Feebleminded

    		Box 1

    		The American Baptist Publication Society

    		Box 1

    		American Birth Control League, Inc.

    		Box 1

    		American Child Health Association

    		Box 1

    		American Eugenics Party

    		Box 1

    		American Eugenics Society
    		2 folders Box 1

    		AES - Account Book 1967-1969
    		Housed at end of collection

    		AES - Accounts - Subscription Agencies

    		Box 1

    		AES - Advisory Council

    		Box 1

    		AES - Annual Meeting 1937
    		Box 1

    		AES - Archives

    		Box 1

    		American Philosophical Society
    Bell, Whitfield J., Jr.
    Osborn, Frederick

    		AES - Bank of New York Account

    		Box 1

    		AES - Bequests

    		Box 1

    		AES - By-Laws: Amendments
    		2 folders Box 1

    		AES - By-Laws and Constitution

    		Box 1

    		AES - By-Laws, Constitution, Certificates of Incorporation
    		5 folders Box 1

    		AES - Catechism of Eugenics, Requests #1-5
    		5 folders Box 1

    		AES - Catechism of Eugenics, Requests #6-17
    		5 folders

    		AES - Circulars



    		Fair Associations
    State Committees
    Daughters of the American Revolution
    Student Workers
    Follow up form for Recommended Members
    Social Workers

    		AES - Committee on Finance and Membership



    		AES - Committee on Legislation



    		AES - Conference of Differential Reproduction 1970


    		AES - Conference on Education and Eugenics 1937


    		AES - Conference on Eugenics and Birth Control



    		AES - Conference on the Eugenic Aspects of Housing



    		AES - Conference on Eugenics in Relation to Nursing - 1937


    		AES - Conference on Human Evolution 1971 4 folders

    		AES - Conference on Medicine and Eugenics 1937


    		AES - Conference on Publicists 1937


    		AES - Conference on the Relation of Eugenics and the Church 1939


    		AES - Conferences - Recreation and the Use of Leisure Time, 1937


    		AES - Contribution from Members



    		AES - Contributions to Other Organizations 1953


    		AES -- Correspondence 1964-1973


    		AES - Correspondence September 1964-March 1965
    		Box 2

    		AES - Correspondence April-June 1965
    		Box 2

    		AES - Correspondence August-November 1965
    		Box 2

    		AES - Correspondence December 1965-January 1966
    		Box 2

    		AES - Correspondence February-March 1966
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence April 1966
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence May 1966
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence June-August 1966
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence September-October 1966
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence November 1966
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence December 1966
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence January 1967
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence February 1967
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence March 1967
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence April 1967
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence May 1967
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence June 1967
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence July-August 1967
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence September 1967
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence October 1967
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence November 1967
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence December 1967
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence January 1968
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence February 1968
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence March 1968
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence April 1968
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence May 1968
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence June-August 1968
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence September 1968
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence October 1968
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence November 1968
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence December 1968
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence January 1969
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence February 1969
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence March 1969
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence April 1969
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence May 1969
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence June 1969
    		Box 3

    		AES - Correspondence July-August 1969
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence September 1969
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence October 1969
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence November 1969
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence December 1969
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence January 1970
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence February 1970
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence March 1970
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence April 1970
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence May 1970
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence June 1970
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence July 1970
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence September 1970
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence October 1970
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence November 1970
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence December 1970
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence January 1971
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence February 1971
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence March 1971
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence April 1971
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence May 1971
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence June 1971
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence July-August 1971
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence September 1971
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence October 1971
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence November 1971
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence December 1971
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence January 1972
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence February 1972
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence March 1972
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence April 1972
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence May-June 1972
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence July-September 1972
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence October-December 1972
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence January-February 1973
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence March-April 1973
    		Box 4

    		AES - Correspondence May-June 1973
    		Box 4

    		AES - "Crack-Pot" Literature
    		2 folders Box 5

    		AES - Director's Correspondence in re 1961 Statement of Purposes
    		6 folders Box 5

    		AES - Eugenics Committee, Minutes 1922
    		Box 5

    		AES - Eugenics Committee, Minutes 1923
    		Box 5

    		AES - Eugenics Committee, Minutes 1924
    		Box 5

    		AES - Eugenics Committee, Minutes 1925
    		Box 5

    		AES - Fairs - Exhibits

    		Box 5

    		AES - Fellowship applications

    		Box 5

    		AES - Fellowships

    		Box 5

    		AES - Financial Statements

    		Box 5

    		AES - Financial Statements 1953-1971 2 folders Box 5

    		AES - Fitter Family Contest

    		Box 5

    		AES - Florida Committee

    		Box 5

    		AES - Genealogical Survey

    		Box 5

    		AES - Grants Awarded 1961
    		Box 5

    		AES - History

    		Box 5

    		AES - Indiana Committee

    		Box 5

    		AES - Iowa Committee

    		Box 5

    		AES - Legal Papers
    		3 folders Box 6

    		AES - Medical Genetics Committee
    		5 folders Box 6

    		AES - Medical Genetics Committee - Minutes of Meetings

    		Box 6

    		AES - Medical Genetics Grants
    		5 folders Box 6

    		AES - Medical Gentics Grants 1961 2 folders Box 6

    		AES - Membership Campaign, Miscellany

    		Box 6

    		AES - Membership Campaign 1923
    		Box 6

    		AES - Membership Campaign 1924
    		Box 6

    		AES - Membership Campaign 1925
    		Box 6

    		AES - Membership Campaign(A-C) by surname 1927
    		Box 6

    		AES - Membership Campaign(D-F) by surname 1927
    		Box 6

    		AES - Membership Campaign(G-J) by surname 1927
    		Box 6

    		AES - Membership Campaign(K-M) by surname 1927
    		Box 6

    		AES - Membership Campaign(N-R) by surname 1927
    		Box 6

    		AES - Membership Campaign(S-Z) by surname 1927
    		Box 6

    		AES - Membership Campaign 1928
    		Box 6

    		AES - Membership Campaign(A-C) by state 1930
    		Box 7

    		AES - Membership Campaign(D-I) by state 1930
    		Box 7

    		AES - Membership Campaign(J-L) by state 1930
    		Box 7

    		AES - Membership Campaign(M) by state 1930
    		Box 7

    		AES - Membership Campaign(N) by state 1930
    		Box 7

    		AES - Membership Campaign(O-R) by state 1930
    		Box 7

    		AES - Membership Campaign(S-Z) by state 1930
    		Box 7

    		AES - Membership Campaign(A-Z) by state 1930
    		Box 7

    		AES - Membership Campaign(A-E) by surname 1930
    		Box 7

    		AES - Membership Campaign(F-L) by surname 1930
    		Box 7

    		AES - Membership Campaign(M-R) by surname 1930
    		Box 7

    		AES - Membership Campaign(S-Z) by surname 1930
    		Box 7

    		AES - Minutes 1925-1935 3 folders Box 7

    		AES - Minutes 1936-1937 4 folders Box 7

    		AES - Minutes 1938-1956
    		Box 7

    		AES - Minutes of Meetings

    		Box 7

    		AES - Name Change

    		Box 7

    		AES - New Hampshire Committee

    		Box 7

    		AES - New Jersey Committee

    		Box 7

    		AES - Pennsylvania Committee

    		Box 7

    		Collins, H. H.
    Emlen, Samuel
    Baker, Horace F.
    Dunn, Matthew A.

    		AES - Pledge of Support, Requests for

    		Box 7

    		AES. Popular Education Committee

    		Box 7

    		AES. Population Genetics Research Committee

    		Box 8

    		AES. Population Genetics Research Committee -- Correspondence 1966-1968 3 folders Box 8

    		AES. Population Genetics Research Committee -- Meeting Notices 1966-1968
    		Box 8

    		AES. Population Genetics Research Committee -- Proposals 1966-1968
    		Box 8

    		AES - Princeton Conferences 1966-1968
    		Box 8

    		AES - Princeton Conferences, 1st 1964 4 folders Box 8

    		AES - Princeton Conferences, 1st -- Transcripts 1964 14 folders Box 8

    		AES - Princeton Conferences, 2nd June 1962-January 1966 5 folders Box 8

    		AES - Princeton Conferences, 2nd -- Papers 1962 5 folders Box 9

    		AES - Princeton Conferences, 2nd -- Transcripts 1962 11 folders Box 9

    		AES - Princeton Conferences, 3rd 1966 4 folders Box 9

    		AES - Princeton Conferences, 3rd -- Papers 1966
    		Box 9

    		AES - Princeton Conferences, 3rd -- Transcripts 1966 11 folders Box 10

    		AES - Princeton Conferences, 3rd -- Transcripts (copy) 1966 6 folders Box 10

    		AES - Princeton Conferences, 4th 1967 6 folders Box 10

    		Papers by James F. Crow, Bruce K. Eckland, Claude V. Kiser, and Robert J. Garrison et al. on assortative mating

    		AES - Princeton Conferences, 4th -- Papers 1967 2 folders Box 10

    		AES - Princeton Conferences, 4th -- Transcripts #1-5 1967 5 folders Box 10

    		AES - Princeton Conferences, 4th -- Transcripts #6-11 1967 6 folders Box 11

    		AES - Princeton Conferences, 5th 1969
    		Box 11

    		AES - Princeton Conferences, 5th - Abstracts 1969 2 folders Box 11

    		AES - Princeton Conferences, 5th - Transcripts 1969 11 folders Box 11

    		AES - Printing Orders 1926-1942 15 folders Box 11

    		Pamphlets, promotional material, etc., printed for the AES. Originally bound into a scrapbook.

    		AES. Program in Genetics and Population Characteristics
    		3 folders Box 12

    		AES - Publicity

    		Box 12

    		AES - Requests for Grants

    		Box 12

    		AES - Requests for Grants, Refused

    		Box 12

    		AES - Royalities
    		4 folders Box 12

    		AES - Royalities from Lindzey et al.

    		Box 12

    		AES - Scrapbook -- See album at end of collection

    		Box 12

    		AES - Securities
    		3 folders Box 12

    		AES - Sermon Contest 1926 7 folders Box 12

    		AES - Sermon Contest 1928 2 folders Box 12

    		AES - Southern California Branch Records
    		3 folders Box 12

    		AES - Southern California Branch
    		3 folders Box 12

    		AES - State and Local Committees
    		3 folders Box 12

    		AES - Symposium on Heredity Counseling

    		Box 12

    		AES - Treasurer's Report

    		Box 12

    		American Frame and Picture Co., Inc.

    		Box 13

    		American Genetic Association

    		Box 13

    		The American Legislators Association

    		Box 13

    		The American Mercury

    		Box 13

    		American Philosophical Society -- See AES - Archives

    		Box 13

    		American Reporting Service

    		Box 13

    		The American Woman's Association

    		Box 13

    		Ames, Blanche

    		Box 13

    		Amherst High School

    		Box 13

    		Shutesbury - Leverett Survey

    		Anderson, D. F.

    		Box 13

    		Anderson, J. V.

    		Box 13

    		Anderson, Loyd L.

    		Box 13

    		Anderson, Robert Van Vleck

    		Box 13

    		Anderson, Teddy A.

    		Box 13

    		Anderson, W. S.

    		Box 13

    		Andrews, C. O.

    		Box 13

    		Andrews, George Reid

    		Box 13

    		Applebaum, S. J.

    		Box 13

    		Arstrong, Lillian C.

    		Box 13

    		Arndt, H. 1927
    		Box 13

    		Presbyterian sermon on eugenics.

    		Arnold College

    		Box 13

    		Art Metal Construction Company

    		Box 13

    		Ascham, J. B.

    		Box 13

    		Ashcraft, Alva

    		Box 13

    		Ashley, Morgan

    		Box 13

    		Ashton, Irene

    		Box 13

    		The Atlantic Refining Company

    		Box 13

    		Auchincloss, Hugh D.

    		Box 13

    		Bahr, Max

    		Box 13

    		Baines, M. Carroll

    		Box 13

    		Bajema, Carl Jay. Correspondence in re Population Council Fellowship
    		3 folders Box 13

    		Baker, Benjamin W.

    		Box 13

    		Baker, Horace Forbes

    		Box 13

    		Baker, Rufus C. 1926
    		Box 13

    		Methodist sermon on eugenics.

    		Barker, Lewellys F.

    		Box 13

    		Baron Picture Frame Works

    		Box 13

    		Barrows, William Morton

    		Box 13

    		Bawden, Frances T.

    		Box 13

    		Beatty, T. B.

    		Box 13

    		Bell, Whitfield J., Jr. -- See AES - Archives

    		Box 13

    		Benedict, George 1926
    		Box 13

    		Jewish sermon on eugenics.

    		Bennett, G. E.

    		Box 13

    		Bigelow, Frederick

    		Box 13

    		Bishop, Edwin

    		Box 13

    		Blackman, William F.

    		Box 13

    		Bono, N. R.

    		Box 13

    		Bonner, Clarence A.

    		Box 13

    		Booth-Ferris Foundation

    		Box 13

    		Brawner, Mary Elizabeth

    		Box 13

    		Brigham, Carl C.

    		Box 13

    		Bright, Mrs. Stanley

    		Box 13

    		Bristol County (Mass.) Agricultural School

    		Box 13

    		Brockton (Mass.) Agricultural Society

    		Box 13

    		Brooker, Charles F.

    		Box 13

    		Brown, J. A.

    		Box 13

    		Brown, Orville Harry

    		Box 13

    		Brown, Tracy

    		Box 13

    		Brown, William H.

    		Box 13

    		Shutesbury - Leverett Survey

    		Brunn, Charles A.

    		Box 13

    		Brush Foundation

    		Box 13

    		Bryan, William A.

    		Box 13

    		Bumstead, Dale

    		Box 13

    		Burdick, C. Lalor

    		Box 13

    		Burns, Vincent G.

    		Box 13

    		Burr, Charles W.

    		Box 13

    		Butler, Amos W.

    		Box 13

    		Butler, W. F. 1926
    		Box 13

    		Methodist sermon on eugenics.

    		Byrd, P. W.

    		Box 13

    		Cameron, Duncan P. 1926
    		Box 13

    		Presbyterian sermon on eugenics.

    		Cance, Alexander E.

    		Box 13

    		Shutesbury - Leverett Survey

    		Cannon, Walter Bradford

    		Box 13

    		Carlson, Walter M. 1926
    		Box 13

    		Congregational sermon on eugenics.

    		Carpenter, D. F.

    		Box 13

    		Shutesbury - Leverett Survey

    		Carter, L. V.

    		Box 13

    		Castetler, E. F.

    		Box 13

    		Cazort, Lee

    		Box 13

    		Cazort, Sidney G.

    		Box 13

    		Cazort, Lee
    Chambers, Erle

    		Chamberlin, R. W.

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    		Chambers, Erle

    		Box 13

    		Champlain Valley Exposition, Inc.

    		Box 13

    		Chase, Allan

    		Box 13

    		Chester, Webster

    		Box 13

    		Clark, Franklin S.

    		Box 14

    		Shutesbury - Leverett Survey

    		Clark, Walter E.

    		Box 14

    		Close, Kenneth R. 1928
    		Box 14

    		Methodist sermon on eugenics.

    		Cockerell, T. D. A.

    		Box 14

    		Cole, E. J.

    		Box 14

    		Cole, L. J.

    		Box 14

    		Colley, Thomas E. 1926
    		Box 14

    		Methodist sermon on eugenics.

    		Collins, H. H.

    		Box 14

    		Conklin, Edwin G.

    		Box 14

    		Connolly, Charles Parker 1926
    		Box 14

    		Church of the Christian Union sermon on eugenics.

    		Cook, Jason

    		Box 14

    		Shutesbury - Leverett Survey

    		Cook, O. F.

    		Box 14

    		Copeland, Manton

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    		Corwin, R. W.

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    		Cotton, Henry A.

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    		Coulter, Stanley

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    		Courtright, Dudley V.

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    		Crampton, Henry E.

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    		Crane, Arthur G.

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    		Crane, Harry W.

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    		Cross, Shirley R.

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    		Crossland, H. A.

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    		Cummings, Byron

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    		Cunningham, A. F. 1926
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    		Lecture: "Eugenics, or, The Young Man Foursquare," delivered at high school in Burnet, Texas, for AES sermon contest.

    		Cutler, Ira A.

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    		Dahlgren, Ulric

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    		Danbury Agricultural Society

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    		Davenport, Charles B.

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    		Davis, Donald W.

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    		Davis, Percy Allen 1926
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    		Christian Church sermon on eugenics.

    		Dexter, Roderick B.

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    		Dixon, Roland B.

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    		Dobson, T.

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    		Doll, Edgar A.

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    		Doloff, Charles H.