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Box List

Series X: Box 74

1949

February 11. Address before a Rally to End Segregation and Discrimination,  Washington, D.C.

February 16. Address at a King's County American Labor Party Dinner, Brooklyn, New York

February 21. Address before the American Birobidjan Committee, Newark, New Jersey

February 23. Statement before the House Foreign Affairs Committee, opposing H.R. 2362 authorizing deficiency appropriations

March 3. Address at a testimonial dinner to William S. Gailmer, given by the Voice of Freedom Committee, New York City

March 13. Address before the First Methodist Church, South Norwalk, Connecticut

March 15. Statement on the reaction to the address before the First Methodist Church, South Norwalk, Connecticut, March 13, 1949

March 24. Statement opposing the North Atlantic Military Alliance

March 25. "Prerequisites for Maximum American Scientific Contribution to World Abundance." Address before the National Panel of the Cultural and Scientific Conference for World Peace, New York City

March 27. Radio address concerning the North Atlantic Military Alliance

April 4. Address before the Caucus for Peace, New York City

April 11. Address before rallies sponsored by the American Labor Party, New York City

April 12. Address before rallies sponsored by the American Labor Party, New York City

April 18. Address before the Young Progressives of America, New York City

April 21. Message to the Young Progressives of Southern California at a "Salute to FDR Rally", Los Angeles, California

April 26. Address before an American Labor Party rally for Dr. Annette Rubinstein, New York City

April 27. Address at a dinner sponsored by the Progressive Party opening a nationwide "Peace Tour," New York City

April 28. Radio address concerning the North Atlantic Military Alliance

April 29. "Peace Tour" address before a rally sponsored by the Progressive Party of Illinois, Chicago, Illinois

April 30. "Peace Tour" address at Cleveland, Ohio

Series X: Box 75

May 1. "Peace Tour" address at Detroit, Michigan

May 2. "Peace Tour" address at Boston, Massachusetts

May 3. "Peace Tour" address at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

May 4. "Peace Tour" address at Newark, New Jersey

May 5. Statement before a subcommittee of the House Committee on Education and Labor, concerning a fair employment practices bill, presented by Representative Vito Marcantonio

May 5. Statement before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee concerning the North Atlantic Military Alliance

May 9. "Peace Tour" address at Portland, Oregon

May 11. "Peace Tour" address at San Francisco, California

May 13. "Peace Tour" address at Los Angeles, California

May 14. "Peace Tour" address at Denver, Colorado

May 16. Address before a peace rally sponsored by the Progressive Party, American Labor Party and the Young Progressives of America, New York City

May 18. "Peace Tour" address at New Haven, Connecticut

May 21. "Peace Tour" address at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

May 31. Statement endorsing the Young Progressive Education Foundation

June 4.  Message to the National Conference on the Economic Needs of Young America, Washington, D.C.

June 27. "How Can WE Keep America Prosperous?" Radio discussion by HAW, Charles Sawyer and Theodore Granik on the "American Forum of the Air"

July 29. Radio address concerning the Military Assistance Bill

August 9. Statement opposing the Military Assistance Program

August 19. Statement before the Senate Foreign Relations and the Armed Services Committees, concerning the Military Assistance Bill

September 12. Address at a testimonial dinner for HAW, New York City

September 17. Address before the National Conference on Jobs and the Economic Crisis sponsored by the Progressive Party, Cleveland, Ohio

September 29. Message to the rally on Peekskill, New York, "Tale of Two Cities: Munich-Peekskill", sponsored by the American Committee of Jewish Writers, Artists and Scientists, New York City

October 1. Address before the National Labor Conference for Peace, Chicago, Illinois

October 11.  Radio address endorsing Vito Marcantonio for Mayor of New York City

October 20. "The 81st Congress."  Radio address

October 24. Address endorsing Vito Marcantonio for Mayor of New York, before the "Make Marc Mayor" rally, New York City

October 27. Address at a dinner for the local municipal candidates sponsored by the Progressive Party of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

October 28. Address before a rally for James Imbrie, New Jersey progressive party candidate for Governor, Newark, New Jersey

Series X: Box 76

November 12. Address before a Progressive Party Rally, Chicago, Illinois

November 27. "The One Road to Peace." Address before the Community Church, Boston, Massachusetts

December 4. "The True Meaning of Religion in the Modern World." Address before the Community Church of New York, New York City

December 18. Greeting to a dinner meeting of the Progressive Israel Project, New York City

Message to Paul Robeson at a "Welcome Home" rally in his honor

Statement endorsing Vito Marcantino for Mayor of New York City