One Man's Initiation--1917

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Special Collections, University of Virginia Library 2014 Processed by: Special Collections Staff Special Collections, University of Virginia Library Descriptive Summary Special Collections, University of Virginia Library Papers of John Dos Passos 1865-1998 5950 The collection consists of ca. 50,000 items. English Administrative Information Access Restrictions

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Papers of John Dos Passos, Accession #5950, Special Collections, University of Virginia Library, Charlottesville, Va.

Acquisition Information

The collection is a consolidation of gift and other acquisitions received in the Special Collections Department of the University of Virginia over the period 1958-1999 from: John Dos Passos, his wife Elizabeth Holdridge Dos Passos, his daughter Lucy Dos Passos Coggin and from a number of friends and associates that include: Thomas Pym Cope, Mrs. Lloyd (Marion) Lowndes, Mrs. Harold Weston, Connie and William White, Edmund Berkeley, Jr., Charles W. Bernardin, Jack Diggens, Kenneth C. Duckett, Philip L. Gerber, Townsend Ludington and Ray Lewis White.

Processing Information

The following accession numbers originally assigned to various parts of the collection were eliminated and all items interfiled in the single number 5950: 4804, 4804-a 5950-a, 5950-b, 5950-c, 5950-d, 5950-e, 5950-f, 5950-g, 5950-h, 5950-i, 5950-j, 5950-k, 5950-l, 5950-m, 5950-n, 5950-o, 5950-p, 5950-q, 5950-r, 5950-s, 5950-t, 5950-u, 5950-v, 5950-w, 5950-x, 5950-y, 5950-z 5950-aa, 5950-ab, 5950-ac, 5950-ad, 5950-ae, 5950-af, 5950-ag, 5950-ah, 5950-ai, 5950-aj, 5950-ak, 5950-al, 5950-am, 5950-an, 5950-ao, 5950-ap, 5950-aq, 5950-ar, 5950-as, 5950-at, 5950-au, 5950-av, 5950-aw, 5950-ax, 5950-ay, 5950-az 5950-ba, 5950-bb, 5950-bc, 5950-bd, 5950-be, 5950-bf, 5950-bg, 5950-bh, 5950-bi, 5950-bj, 5950-bk, 5950-bl, 5950-bm, 5950-bn, 5950-bo, 5950-bp, 5950-bq, 5950-br, 5950-bs, 5950-bt, 5950-bu, 5950-bv, 5950-bw, 5950-bx, 5950-by, 5950-bz 5950-ca, 5950-cb, 5950-cc, 5950-cd, 5950-ce, 5950-cf, 5950-cg, 5950-ch, 5950-ci, 5950-cj, 5950-ck, 5950-cl, 5950-cm

Sound and video recordings and artistic material have been placed in appropriate custodial sections of the Library and are identified as part of these papers.

Scope and Content

The Dos Passos papers at the University of Virginia present a vivid chronicle of the author's activities, thoughts and literary skills as he analyzed, reported on and criticized the turbulent events of the 20th century. Dos Passos, identifying with the leftist radical sympathies of the post-World War I period, experimented in expressing these sentiments with innovative writing techniques in some of his most important and successful works: One Man's Initiation--1917 (1920), Three Soldiers (1921), Manhattan Transfer (1925) and the trilogy, USA (The 42nd Parallel, 1930; Nineteen Nineteen, 1932; The Big Money, 1936).

The collection highlights the Dos Passos chronicle principally through a large body of manuscripts, letters and other personal and family related papers that have been assembled at the University of Virginia over the past 40 years from a series of gifts from Dos Passos and later, from his widow Elizabeth, and his daughter Lucy Dos Passos Coggin. Also included is a small quantity of gift acquisitions from several close friends and associates.

The major portion of the papers is comprised of manuscript material (published and unpublished) of most of his novels, plays, poems, articles, speeches, lectures, readings and his reportage on history, politics, society and travel. Included are corrected and uncorrected typescripts, galley and page proofs, notes, outlines, related research material and an extensive assemblage of publisher and literary agent correspondence. Of particular interest are his diaries and notebooks filled with recorded observations, thoughts, verse and sketches that may have served as the basis for some of the character development and themes found in his published writings and in his works of art.

Another large part of the collection contains letters written to him over his lifetime from close friends, literary associates and random correspondents which comprise a narrative, of sorts, of the conflicting political, social and cultural ideas that he and others of his generation grappled with in the period between the two World Wars. Letters from his close friends and literary associates include, among others, those from E.E. Cummings, Ernest Hemingway, John Howard Lawson, Archibald MacLeish, Walter Rumsey Marvin, Gerald Murphy, Dudley Poore and Edmund Wilson.

The balance of the collection consists of Dos Passos family papers, along with a small assortment of other miscellaneous material. The family papers contain correspondence Dos Passos exchanged with his parents, his wife Katharine and other collateral relatives. Included among Dos Passos' personal papers are financial, legal, and household data; mementos of his awards and honors; originals and copies of his drawings and paintings; articles and newsclips about his life and his writings; and a collection of photographs of his childhood years, portraits and snapshots of him as a young adult and family photographs of the period 1950 through 1960. In later years, Dos Passos turned from the radicalism of his youth. He settled in the family home in Westmoreland County in northern Virginia with his wife Elizabeth Holdridge Dos Passos and their daughter Lucy where he continued to pursue, with his characteristic vigor, the engagement of his new found political and social ideas into his writings, lectures and speeches.

He died on September 28, 1970 and remains as one of the pre-eminent writers of the 20th century.

Arrangement

The collection is arranged in four series: I--Correspondence, II--Writings, III--Personal, IV--Miscellaneous.

Series I: Correspondence General correspondence with Dos Passos: (Boxes 1-11) Correspondence with attached and related material exchanged between John Dos Passos and lifelong friends and associates, literary colleagues, critics, editors, organizations and the general public. Material is organized alphabetically by the name of the correspondent and is listed separately for both the items sent to Dos Passos and those prepared by him. Included among others, are letters exchanged with E.E. Cummings, Ernest Hemingway, Robert Hillyer, John Howard Lawson, Archibald MacLeish, Walter Rumsey Marvin, Dudley Poore and Edmund Wilson. General correspondence between others: (Box 11) A small amount of third party correspondence not directly involved with Dos Passos. Listed alphabetically by the name of the recipient. Family correspondence with Dos Passos: (Boxes 12-15) The largest portion is of the correspondence exchange between Dos Passos and his parents (1890-1917) and the letters exchanged with his first wife, Katharine Smith Dos Passos (1928-1946). The remaining smaller portion is with other collateral relatives. Family correspondence between others: (Boxes 16-17) Mostly letters to his mother, Lucy S. Madison from his father, John Randolph Dos Passos before and after their marriage (1892-1913) and letters by his father to a cousin, Ida Pifer (1900-1912). Publisher-related correspondence with Dos Passos: (Boxes18-21) Correspondence between Dos Passos and his domestic and foreign literary agents relating to the publication and marketing of his writings. Also included are permission requests from authors and editors to use his work, communications and contracts concerning his lecture activities and, from the Brandt and Brandt literary agency, their "Dos Passos office file" with almost 2500 items of their worldwide correspondence dealings regarding Dos Passos' writings.

Series II: Writings Published works on society, politics, history and travel: (Boxes 22-109) Manuscripts, galleys, notes, outlines, typed drafts, research material, correspondence and reviews relating to Dos Passos' published writings. Arranged alphabetically by the title of the work. Contributions to books, periodicals and newspapers: (Boxes 110-112) Manuscripts, notes, outlines, typed drafts, research material and print copies of Dos Passos' prose and verse contributions. Arranged alphabetically by the title of the work and listing the name and date of the publication. Dos Passos' prose and verse of undetermined publication: (Boxes 113-117) Manuscripts and typescripts that appear to be in his hand and that contain his notations but that have not been determined to have been published. Some appear to be manuscript portions that may relate to earlier versions of a published work. Arranged alphabetically by the title of the work or the opening line. Prose and verse of undetermined authorship and publication: (Box 117) Manuscripts not in Dos Passos' hand and typescripts that do not bear any of his notations. Arranged alphabetically by the title of the work or the opening line. Speech material: (Boxes 117-118) Notes, outlines, background and presentation drafts for specific speech events, readings from his published books and for other unidentified talks. Research and background: (Boxes 118-121) Background print material, notebooks, outlines and miscellaneous loose drafts relating to various research topics. Emphasis on Jefferson and on American and English history.

Series III: Personal Artwork by Dos Passos: (Box 122) His pencil sketches, black and white photographs and color reproductions of his watercolor art, and catalogues of his artwork showings. Artwork collected by Dos Passos: (Box 122) Drawings, sketches and watercolors from a variety of artists collected over the years by Dos Passos. Included also are classical and contemporary musical recordings and sheet music. Awards: (Box 122-125) Mostly certificates and accompanying correspondence and mementos of the honorary tributes bestowed upon Dos Passos for his writings, his educational activities, his influence in the political arena and for his service (non-combative) in the two World Wars. Also included is a video produced in 1996 that commemorates his 100th Anniversary. Diaries and note books: (Box 125-126) Literary and travel books with prose, verse, sketches, observations and commentary compiled by Dos Passos in the years 1911-1927 during his sojourns in Europe and the Middle East. Memorabilia: (Boxes 127-129) An assortment of personal papers, certificates, newsclips, passports, postcards, school records, mementos of World Wars I and II and other keepsakes collected and saved by Dos Passos during his lifetime. Arranged and listed alphabetically by the descriptive name of each item. Personal data: (Boxes 129-130) A small collection of personal papers and documents organized and arranged chronologically by date in financial, legal, medical and household property categories. Photographs: (Boxes 130-133) Photographs of Dos Passos, his family, his close friends and associates and of his activities from his childhood to his later years. Organized alphabetically by subject, location, event or name of person. Writings and reviews about Dos Passos: (Boxes 133-139) Published and unpublished articles, interviews, newsclips and other writings about the life and work of Dos Passos. Arranged and listed alphabetically by the title of the writing.

Series IV: Miscellaneous Papers pertaining to other family members: (Boxes 139-142) Of particular interest are the writings of his father John Randolph Dos Passos, a prominent lawyer active in the national party politics of the late 19th and early 20th centuries and author of articles and essays on the Supreme Court, the recognition of Cuba, woman suffrage and the war in Europe. His papers also include a number of autograph signed letters from some of the notable personalities of the period: William Borah, William Jennings Bryan, Josephus Daniels, Jay Gould, Benjamin Harrison, Charles Evans Hughes, Henry Cabot Lodge and Woodrow Wilson. The papers of Dos Passos' first wife, Katharine contain a number of her short story manuscripts and correspondence that includes autograph signed letters and a poem from Ernest and Pauline Hemingway. The other family papers are primarily correspondence, writings and memorabilia organized under the name of the person to whom the material pertains. Papers pertaining to friends and associates: (Box 143) A small quantity of correspondence, writings and memorabilia of his close friends, Arthur McComb, Wright McCormick and Dudley Poore that relate to the period of the early 20th century. The papers of Charles W. Bernardin, who interacted extensively with Dos Passos while attempting to write and publish a biography about him, contain a scholarly dissertation and unpublished manuscripts on Dos Passos and his writings. Included also are Dos Passos family photographs and a large volume of correspondence that was exchanged with Dos Passos during 1942-1966. The Bernardin material has been relocated to the appropriate sections of the collection (See boxes 1, 2, 94, 130-133, 137-139). The personal papers relating solely to Bernardin are in box 143. Other writings and print matter: (Boxes 143-144) Miscellaneous manuscripts by named and anonymous authors and other print matter that may have been of interest to Dos Passos as memorabilia or as background.

Contents List Series I Correspondence General correspondence with Dos Passos 1-11

Correspondence with attached and related material exchanged between John Dos Passos and lifelong friends and associates, literary colleagues, critics, editors, organizations and the general public. Material is organized alphabetically by the name of the correspondent and is listed separately for both the items sent to Dos Passos and those prepared by him. Included among others, are letters exchanged with E.E. Cummings, Ernest Hemingway, Robert Hillyer, John Howard Lawson, Archibald MacLeish, Walter Rumsey Marvin, Dudley Poore and Edmund Wilson.

Ackerman, Adolph J. 1966 1 Adjutant, Sorbonne Detachment May 20, 1919 1

re: leave application (by John Dos Passos)

Agnew, Spiro T. 1970 1 Aita, Antonio 1962 1 2 items Albert, Charles 1919 1 Alford, S. 1920 1 Allen, Frederica L. 1943 1 Amanda 1925 1 Amélia, Maria n.d. 1 American Civil Liberties Union 1952 1

re: his resignation (by John Dos Passos)

Arredordo, Rafael 1966 1 Austin, Oliver and Elizabeth 1964-1967 1 3 items Arturo [de Tenoya?] [1918 APril 11?] 1 Baker, Carlos 1966, n.d. 1 7 items Baltimore Sun, Editor 1962 1

re: Peabody Library (by John Dos Passos)

Banus, Mario Garcia 1947 1 Barea, Arturo and Alsa 1939 1 2 items Barnicoat and Sons 1947 1

re: wife's burial stone

Barquet, Nicholas 1956 1 Barry, Griffin 1938 1 Barry, Griffin 1919 1 2 items

by John Dos Passos

Basshe, Em Jo n.d. 1 Baudisch, Paul 1 Bautile, G.H. [1918?] January 14 1 Beal, Fred Erwin 1941 1 Becker, Ray 1935 1 Belew, William W. 1941 1 Bernardin, Charles W. 1942-1996, n.d. 1-2 140 items Box 1: (1-7 of 10 folders) Box 2: (8-10 of 10 folders) Biddle, James 1970 2 Biensen, Tyler n.d. 2 Bienstock, N.S. 1944 2 Bill (University of Missouri) 1946 2 Billingsley, Kirby 1943 2 Bird, William 1956 2 Bishop, John Peale 1942 2 Blanc, Carmen Heath 1944-1945 2 5 items

re: Francesca Dos Passos

Bland, Gladwin, (Gladdie) 1932 2 Bland, Karl W. (Marx) 1932-1938 2 2 items Bliss, Edward Gering 1962 2 by John Dos Passos Blodgett, Glen W. 1924 1 Bob and Betsy 1947 2 2 items Bowers, Claude 1939 2 Boyd, Julian and Adair, Douglass 1955, n.d. 2 3 items

Contains undated typescript notes on John Dos Passos's book, The Head and Heart of Thomas Jefferson (1954)

Brockunier, Samuel Hugh 1939-1940 2 3 items Brod and McGuire[?] n.d. 2 Bromfield, Ellen 1967-1970 2 5 items Brooks, Van Wyck 1962 2 Brooks, Wendell S. 1940 2 Brown, Mary E. n.d. 2 Brown, Rollo Walter 1925 2 Buckley, William F. 1966-1970 2 3 items Bush, Martin H. 1964 2 Byrd, Harry F., Jr. 1965-1970 2 2 items Byrnes, Oscar 1938, n.d. 2 2 items Cabell, Mrs. Hartwell 1965 2 by John Dos Passos Cadwalader, Thomas F. 1969 2 Calhoun, Filmore n.d. 2 2 items Cameron, Brodnax and/or Julia 1956-1970, n.d. 2 4 items Cantwell, Robert 1936-1942, n.d. 2 4 items Cantwell, Robert 1934-1967, n.d. 2 10 items by John Dos Passos (see also box 139) Cardozo, Mário 1967 2 Carlsmith, Carl S. 1945 2 Carter, E. Gayle 1940 2 Cendrars, Blaise 1929-1937 2 12 items Centuty Association 1970 2

re: William F. Buckley (by John Dos Passos)

Chambers, Canby 1947, n.d. 2 2 items Charles n.d. 2 Charlie 1941 2 Chermayett, Lenge n.d. 2 Cintra, Luis F. Lindley 1962 2 Claffey, John T. 1922 2 Clark, David Lee 1944 2

re: The Big Money controversy at University of Texas

Clark, Ernest 1936 2 Clements, Robert J. 1944 2

re: Mediæval Academy of America

Colymes[?], C. n.d. 2 Conant, Kenneth n.d. 2 2 items Cope, Thomas Pym 1918-1931, n.d. 2 29 items Cope, Thomas Pym 1919-1922 2 10 items

by John Dos Passos

Cope, Mrs. Walter 1918 2 2 items by John Dos Passos Cordell, Roy L. M. 1922 2 Coyle, Albert F. 1929 3 Cummings, E.E. [Edward Estlin] and Marion 1919-1963, n.d. 148 13 items Cummings, E.E. [Edward Estlin] and Ann 1917-1933, n.d. 3 18 items by John Dos Passos Cupit, A., 1943 3 Currence, John D., M.D. 1935 3 Curtis, Richard Cary 1940 3 Da Costa, Eliseu 1963-1968 3 2 items Daubney, Robert H. 1936 3 Day, Peg n.d. 3 De Beer, Dora H. 1913-1919, n.d. 3 5 items De Castro ye Polly Boyden, Baldorioty n.d. 3 De Carvalho, Pedro Xisto 1959 3 De Ferrandin, Florencia 1940 3 2 items

with ANS, S. Panjay Seizlauseco[?]

De la Serna, Victor 1964 3 Delgado, Rafael 1943 3 den Boer, Willem n.d. 3 De S., Los E. 1919-1922, n.d. 3 3 items De Silver, Margaret 1937-1940, n.d. 3 6 items De Vasconcellos, Dora Alencar n.d. 3 Dewey, John 1937-1938 3 2 items Diggens, Jack 1966 3 2 items

re: Carlo Tresca (by John Dos Passos)

Donovan, Mary 1939 3 Dore, John 1967 3 Dreiser, Theodore 1936 148 Drury, Allen 1969 3 Dudley, Caroline 1925-1956, n.d. 3 20 items Dupee, Fred 1965-1966 3 2 items Durand, Mrs. F. A. 1947 3 Dwight, H. G. 1941 3 Eastman, Max 1947-1961 3 3 items Eastman, Max 1944 3

by John Dos Passos

Edwards, Ted 1932 3 Ehrhard, Lyn n.d. 3 Eichner, Alfred S. 1964 3 Embree, Edwin R. 1936-1940 3 2 items Escuder, América 1945 3 Esther 1943-1946 3 2 items Evelyn 1940 3 Fallaci, Oriana 1967 3 Faria, José Gomes 1966 3 Farnsworth, Henka 1947-1967, n.d. 3 27 items Farrell, James T. 1941-1958 3 15 items Farwell, F. Evans 1970 3 Fell, Polly (Mrs. Richard Fell) 1962 3 Ferreira, Ramón 1966-1968 3 2 items Fernsworth, Lawrence A. 1938 3 Field, George 1966 3

re: Mihajlo Mihajlov

Finnerty, John F. 1945 3 2 items

by John Dos Passos

Fitzgerald, F. Scott 1934-1936 148 2 items Fitzgerald, William C. 1967 3 Fitzgerald, Zelda n.d. 148 Forss[?], Harry 1934 3

with poems about the IWW

Francis n.d. 3 Frank, Waldo 1916-1929 3 3 items Fred 1921-1922 3 3 items French, Hazel 1918 3 Freyre, Gilberto 1961 3 Friede, Juan[?] n.d. 3

by John Dos Passos

Fritz 1957 3 Funaroff, S. 1933 3 Fund for Adult Education 1955 3 Fund for Intellectual Freedom 1961 3

by John Dos Passos

Galantière, Lewis n.d. 3 2 items Galdamez, Joanna 1965 3 2 items Gannett, Lewis 1960-1965, n.d. 3 9 items Gantt, Andrew H. II (Andy) 1957-1966 3 3 items Gantt, William Horsley 1941-1970, n.d. 3 17 items Gantt, William Horsley 1954 3 4 items

by John Dos Passos

Gantt, Mrs. William Horsley (Dickie) 1964 3 Gantt, Col. Henry P. 1933, 1969 3 2 items Garcia, J. Cueva 1945 3 2 items Garcitoral, Alicio 1964-1967 3 2 items Garst, Roswell (Bob) 1957 3 Gattorno, Antonio 1936-1946, n.d. 3 4 items Gattorno, Isabel 1945 3 Gaylor, Adelaide Lawson 1921-1970 3 13 items Gee, Mrs. K. A. (Auntie Kate) 1912-1932, n.d. 4 22 items George and Eva 1940, n.d. 4 2 items Georges 1919 4 Gibson, William 1940 4 Gilbert, Edward M. 1963-1964 4 2 items Gillam, Stanley 1966 4 Giner, Jose (Pepe) 1918-1950, n.d. 4 12 items Giordano, Francesco 1918 4 Given, Phyllis and Eben 1948-1967, n.d. 4 23 items Glaspell, Susan and Bill 1931-1934, n.d. 4 6 items Goodwin, Murray 1941 4 Gomez, Maximo Pacheco 1969 4 Gorrin, Paul 1965 4 Graham, Sheila n.d. 4 2 items Grier, William T. 1957 4 Griffith, E. C. 1944 4 Groz, George 1936 4 Grupp, George W. 1947 4 "Guggles" [William B. Smith, Jr.] 1925 4 Gummen, Tommy 1904 4 Hackett, Chauncey and Bubs 1933-1952, n.d. 4 34 items Hackett, Hennen (Winks) and Wendy Everett 1966-1967, n.d. 4 8 items Hale 1941 4 Hall, Rody 1934 4 Hall, T. Edward 1945 4 Hamlin, Talbot 1944 4 Hapgood, Hutch n.d. 4 Harding, T. Swann 1940 4 Hardwick, C. Vincent 1943 4 Harris, Mary E. (his mother's nurse) 1912-1915, n.d. 4 11 items Harris, Mrs. Mary E. 1912, n.d. 4 4 items

by John Dos Passos

Hart, Harry n.d. 4 Haynes, James L. 1962 4 Hazell, Lois n.d. 4 Hellendale, Jill Hibben n.d. 4 4 items

with Sheila Hibben ALS

Hemingway, Ernest 1925-1951, n.d. 148 32 items, in 28 folders Hemingway, Ernest 1925-1961, n.d. 4 93 items, in 2 folders

by John Dos Passos

Hemingway, Hadley 1947 148 Hemingway, Mary 1965 4 2 items

with Valerie Danby-Smith TLS

Hemingway, Pauline 1947-1948, n.d. 4 5 items

with KSDP ALSs

Henderson, John n.d. 5 Henry and Murray 1919 5 Heuer, Mr. n.d. 5

by John Dos Passos

Hibben, Paxton 1925 5 Hibben, Sheila 1940-1942, n.d. 5 3 items Hill, Ginny Carpenter 1947 5 Hillyer, Robert Silliman 1918-1961, n.d. 5 24 items Hillyer, Robert Silliman 1921 5

by John Dos Passos

Hinton, Harry n.d. 5 Hinton, Henrietta 1910 5 Hook, Sidney 1934 5 2 items Hunt, Mr. 1965 5

by John Dos Passos

Hurralde, Maximo 1936 5 Ivens, Joris 1936 5 2 items

re: "Dream Factory"

Jack (Marine Experimental Station) 1950, n.d. 5 2 items Janie, Gordon 1967, n.d. 5 2 items Jelliffe, Belinda n.d. 5 Jenkins, Mrs. Burris Jr. 1947 5 John 1939 5 John and Hattie 1955-1967 5 2 items Jonas, Klaus 1945 5 Jones, Howard Mumford 1947 5 Josephson, Matthew 1932 5

re: Nineteen Nineteen

Judson, Mrs. F. A. (Marguerite M.) 1966 5 Julie 1964 5 Kaeselau, Chris ca. early 1940s 5 Kaeselau, Jean 1945-1946 5 Kay, Josephine 1943 5 Keller, Dr. 1968 5

by John Dos Passos

Kennedy, John F. 1961 148 Klabin, Horacio 1966 5 Koltzov n.d. 5 Kraschutzki, H. 1945-1946 5 2 items Kubie, Dr. Lawrence S. 1970 5 Lacerda, Carlos 1968-1969 5 3 items La Follette, Fola 1960 5 Lafourcade, Enrique y Murta 1970 5 Lambrecht, Klaus 1940, n.d. 5 2 items Lancaster, H. C. 1946 5 2 items Lawson, John Howard (Jack) 1921-1967, n.d. 5 34 items Lawson, Kate Drain 1919, 1956, n.d. 5 10 items

with poem and photo

Lazenby, Mary E. 1963 5

re: Ellen Wilson Holmes

Lecomte, T. 1919 5 Leeds, William B. 1964-1966 5 5 items

re: John Dos Passos's article on Hemingway

Leighton, Alexander H. 1947 5 Leifermann, Hank n.d. 5 Leite, Tito 1958-1966 5 7 items Lévêque, Maurice 1919 5 Leyer, F. n.d. 5 Lindsley, Lonia 1943 5 Liza n.d. 5 Lorraine, G. B. 1945 5 Loveman, Amy 1950 5

re: National Conference of Christians and Jews

Lowndes, Marion (Diddy) 1936-1970, n.d. 5 56 items Lowndes, Lloyd and Marion (Diddy) 1925-1970, n.d. 5 53 items

by John Dos Passos

Lucas-Championnière, Germaine ca. 1919-1968, n.d. 6 55 items Luce, Clare Booth 1965 6 Luce, Henry R. 1946 6 Lyman, Vera I. 1929 6 Lynch, Robert 1969 6 Lyons, Lt. Cmdr. W. F. 1945 6 McAdoo, Francis H. 1963 6 McBride, Mr. 1947 (incomplete) 6

by John Dos Passos

McBrown, Mr. 1962 6

by John Dos Passos

McCann, James 1932 6 2 items McComb, Arthur K. 1917-1967, n.d. 6 214 items, 4 folders

with photo

McComb, Arthur K. 1916-1966 6 38 items

by John Dos Passos

McCooke, Carson T. 1965 7 McCormick, Wright (Micky) 1917-1919, n.d. 7 24 items McCormick, Wright (Micky) n.d. 7

by John Dos Passos

MacLeish, Archibald and Ada 1935-1936, n.d. 7 12 items Mann, Thomas 1947 7 Maque n.d. 7

with untitled poem

Marble, Henry C., M.D. 1947 7 Margery 1905 [?] 7 Marianna 1917-1919 7 2 items Marquand, John P. 1947 7 Marth [?] 1901 7 Martin, James (Slim) 1939, 1955-1959, n.d. 7 13 items Marvin, Walter Rumsey (Rummy) and Betsy 1915-1970,n.d. 7 60 items Massey, Edward (Eddie) 1918-1920, n.d. 7 6 items Mastenbrock, A., Jr. 1946, n.d. 7 2 items Mathé, Juan J. 1962 7 3 items Maverick, Maury 1936 7 "Me" 1928-1930, n.d. 7 5 items

(photo)

Meakin, Miss Louisa (Auntie Lou) 1904-1934, n.d. 7 29 items Mearns, David C. 1961 7 Mearns, David C. 1962 7

by John Dos Passos

Medeiros, Paulina 1943 7 Mencken, H. L. 1947 148 2 items Mihajlov, Marija 1966 7 Mildred 1947 7 Milhaud, Darius M. 1945 7 Miller, F. Dewolfe 1961 7 Miller, Henry n.d. 148 Miller, Walter 1947 7 Milliken [?], L. A. 1952 7

with photo

Mills et al 1936 7

re: Sophia Louise Meakin [Auntie Lou's] will

Mitchell, Stewart (Auk) 1916-1955, n.d. 7 26 items Moca[?] 1936 8 Moe, Henry Allen 1940, 1963 8 2 items Moholy, Lucia 1934 8 Monet, Mademoiselle n.d. 8

by John Dos Passos

Montet, M. 1903-1904, n.d. 8 6 items Mooney, Tom 1936 8 Morelock, Horace W. 1940 8 Morison, Samuel Eliot 1964 8 2 items Mowrer [Hemingway], Hadley and Paul 1948 8 Mumford, Lewis ca. 1936 8

by John Dos Passos

Muraro, Michelangelo 1954 8 Murphy, Gerald and Sara 1925-1964, n.d. 8 163 items, 2 folders Murphy, Gerald and/or Sara 1935-1947, n.d. 8 35 items

by Katy Dos Passos

Murphy, Wallace Smith n.d. 8 Nathan, Robert 1966 8 Nelson, Frederic 1964 8 2 items The New Leader, Editor 1954 8 New Republic, Editor 1930 8

by John Dos Passos

New World Settlement Fund, Inc. 1945, n.d. 8 New York Times Book Review Section, Editor 1947 8

by John Dos Passos

Nir, M. ou[?] 1941 8 Nix, Ruul[?] 1927 8 Nixon, Richard 1968 148 Nock, Albert Jay 1920 8 Norman and Susan 1931-1932, n.d. 8 4 items Orr, Elaine 1921-1950, n.d. 8 6 items Overholder, Winfred (M.D.) 1944 8

re: cousin, Ida L. Pifer

Owens, Hamilton and Olga 1965, n.d. 8 2 items Padilla y de Barbon de Berretta Moreno, Isabel n.d. 8 Paycua, M.[?] 1937 8 Pearson, Norman Holmes 1955 8 Pegler, Westbrook 1958, n.d. 8 4 items Peixoto, Ernani de Amaral 1958 8 Perez, Ismael Diego n.d. 8 Peroutka, Ferinand 1960 8 Perry, George 1943 8 Pfeiffer, Karl 1943-1966 8 3 items Phillips, Howard S. 1932-1967 8 3 items Pietens, Mr. 1965 8

by John Dos Passos

Pinheiro, Israel 1960, 1968 8 2 items Poore, Dudley (Pobrecito) 1916-1970s, n.d. 9 91 items (2 folders)

with photos

Poore, Dudley (Dudloysha) 1917 9 4 items

by John Dos Passos

Porter, Helen H. K. 1920, n.d. 9 3 items Powell, Dawn ca. 1930s-1965, n.d. 9 37 items Powell, Marcia Llewlly and John A. 1954-1970 9 5 items

with photos

Prefeito, Israel Pinheiro 1960 9 Preteoille 1924 9 "The Princess" 1909 9 Quintanilla, Luis 1935, n.d. 9 2 items Raynor, H.C. 1921 9 Rieser, Robert 1920 9 Roberts, George 1922 9 Robles, Francisco (Coco) and Margara 1940-1965, n.d. 9 18 items

with photos and verse

Robles, [Margarita] (Miggie) 1943 9 Roosevelt, George W. 1900, 1906 9 2 items Ross, Crystal (Crys) 1923-1957, n.d. 9 30 items Ruff, Stella (Knobby) 1936, 1947 9 2 items Safalgette, L. 1922-1924 9 2 items St. John, George C. and Clara 1947, n.d. 9 2 items Samson, Leon n.d. 9 Savishinsky, Joel 1960 Jun. 2 9 Saxton, Martha [Mrs. Eugene Saxton] 1947 9 Saxton, Martha [Mrs. Eugene Saxton] 1943 9

by John Dos Passos

Schlesinger, Arthur J., Jr. 1958 9

by John Dos Passos

Schneider, Isidor 1925 9 Scholle, Hardinge 1916 9 Schroeder, Peter 1916 9 Schwartz, H.E. 1936 9

by John Dos Passos

Seldes, Gilbert 1921-1966, n.d. 9 9 items Seymour, Charles 1962 10

by John Dos Passos

Shay, Edie 1941-1958, n.d. 10 12 items Sheean 1926 10 Sherk, John L. 1965 10 Sherrill, Brigadier General Charles H. 1917 10 Shirley n.d. 10 Shuler, Mrs. C. W. 1947 10

envelope only

Shuman, Michael 1940 10 Silva, Julio 1959-1967 10 6 items Simon, Mme. 1954 10

re: Rosenberg case

Sinclair, Upton 1932-1938 148 3 items Skidmore, Hobert (Skid, Hobie) 1952, n.d. 10 6 items Skinner[?], B.F. n.d. 10 Smith, Susan 1931-34, n.d. 10 3 items

by John Dos Passos

Soares, Lota de Macedo n.d. 10 Spanos, Nick 1948-1967, n.d. 10 9 items Sprigg, James P. 1967 10

to: Cousin John

Sreny, Paul 1932 10 Stafford, Martha 1933 10 Standard American Encyclopedia n.d. 10

biographical data by John Dos Passos

Standley, Gerald B. 1958 10 Stefansson, Vilhjalmur 1936 10 Steloff, Frances 1940 10 Stephens, Jacqueline 1961 10 Stephens, Jacqueline 1961 10

by John Dos Passos

Stolberg, Benjamin 1947 10 Stolenface, Walter J. 1950 10 Stout, Mrs. 1944 10

by John Dos Passos

Stubbs, Kendon 1964 10 Sugiki, Takeshi 1958 10 Sult, W.M. 1945 10 Summers, W. Kay 1920 10 Swarun, Rama 1964 10

Asia Peoples Anti-Communist League

Sweeney, Mrs. Mildred McN. 1919-1924 10 17 items Sweeney, Mrs. Mildred McN. 1923-1925 10 9 items

by John Dos Passos

Sweeney, Mr. and Mrs. Peter 1926 10 2 items

by John Dos Passos

Swiggett, Howard 1955 10 2 items Targ, Mr. 1944 10

by John Dos Passos

Tameson[?], Storm 1947 10 Taylor, K.P.A. and Louise M.S. 1936 10 2 items Terrell, Clayton 1949, n.d. 10

with his TMs, "A Missionary Farm"

Thereza, Maria 1968 10 Thomas, Mary and Felix n.d. 10 Thomas, Norman 1957 10 Thomas, Norman n.d. 10

by John Dos Passos

Thompson, H. Keith 1963 10 2 items

by John Dos Passos

Thorne, Maurice A. 1964 10 Tindall, William 1947 10

re: Edmund Wilson

Toiler[?], A. n.d. 10

to: "Dear Buddy"

Topie 1950 10 Townsend, Atwood H. n.d. 10 Treat, Ida 1933 10

by John Dos Passos

Trulock, Camilo 1966 10 Trilling, Lionel 1947 10

re: Edmund Wilson

Tunis, Elizabeth and Edwin 1966-1967 10 3 items Tworkov[?], Jack n.d. 10 Unidentified and other miscellaneous correspondance 1900-1963, n.d. 10 88 items Vanason[?], W. 1905 10

to: "Master Madison"

Van den Arend, Hood D. 1922 10 Van den Arend, Frederick (Van) 1918-1929, n.d. 10 19 items Van Doren, Mark n.d. 10

by John Dos Passos

Van Nostrand, Albert 1961 10 Vera, Francisco 1941 10 Verissimo, Enrico 1959-1970 10 18 items Vestry of Cople Parish 1969 10

by John Dos Passos

Virginia, University Library of 1944, 1961-1961, n.d. 10 18 items

by John Dos Passos

Vittes, Louis 1936 10 Vlady 1956 10 Vorse, Mary n.d. 10 2 items W., Kathrine 1966, n.d. 11 2 items Waddington, C.H. n.d. 11 Walcott, John 2 11 13 items Walker, Charlie R. and Adelaide 1951-1970, n.d. 11 27 items Ward, William Randolph 1964 11 Warren, Leslie Frank 1958 11 6 items Warren, Leslie Frank 1958 11 3 items

by John Dos Passos

Watson, Sibley (James) 1917-1918 11 2 items Welles, Anna 1912 11 Werner, M.R. (Morrie) 1967 11 Werner, Maury R. (Morrie) 1928-1931, n.d. 11 17 items

by John Dos Passos

Wertworth, Shamil[?] 1947 11 Wescott, Glenway 1941, 1960 11 2 items Western Union 1946 11

re: telegram to Dumas Malone

Weston, Harold and Faith 1938-1970, n.d. 11 13 items Weston, Harold and Faith 1937-1970, n.d. 11 46 items

with photos; by John Dos Passos

Wezschneider, Erni ca. 1957 11 White, William W. and Connie 1954-1966, n.d. 11 8 items White, William W. and Connie 1954-1980, n.d. 11

by John Dos Passos and family

White, Fred Jr. 1940 11 White, Sallie L. n.d. 11

The Emporia Gazette

White, William L. 1964-1970 11 4 items Who's Who in America 1923 11

biographical entry by John Dos Passos

Wilder, Thornton 1941-1942 11 2 items Williams, Dickerman C. 1953-1968 11 3 items Williams, Roger J. (RJW) 1967 11 Wilson, Edmund (Bunny) 1932-1970, n.d. 11 72 items Wilson, James 1940 11 Wisconsin University Union 1953 11

re: lecture

Wood, Grant 1939 11 Woods, Major General L.E. 1946 11 Woolcott, Alexander 1941 11 Wright, Cuthbert n.d. 11 3 items Zebrock, Stephen 1967 11 General correspondence between others 11 Baldwin, Mrs. and Wallis Warfield Windsor n.d. 11 Cope, Thomas P. and Aunt Madgie 1919 11 Foley, Mr. and W. J. Rachow 1924 11 Frank, Waldo n.d. 11 Gantt, Dr. William Horsley and Takashi Hayashi 1967 11 Barry, Griffin and C.A. 1919 11 Fay[?] and Esme and Ken Kramer n.d. 11 Mapes, Mary and George W. Pierson 1965 11 Murphy, Gerald, and Dawn Powell, Dudley Poore and unidentified 1936-1944 11 5 items Norton, Eliot and his brother, Dick 1915 11 2 items Powell, Dawn and Pauline Hemingway 1936 11 Shay, Mr. and Richard Greenleaf 1935 11 Family correspondence with Dos Passos 12-15 Darneille, H.S. (Aunt Nettie[?]) n.d. 12 8 items Dos Passos, Cyril F. 1958-1970 12 3 items Dos Passos, Katharine Smith (wife) 1928-1945, n.d. 12 226 items (11 folders) Dos Passos, Katharine Smith (wife) 1930-1945, n.d. 13 245 items (16 folders)

by John Dos Passos

Dos Passos, Louis (half brother) 1940-1958 14 9 items Dos Passos, Lucy Addison Sprigg Madison (mother) ca. 1903-1910, n.d. 14 89 items Dos Passos, Lucy Addison Sprigg Madison (mother) 1904-1912 14 76 items

by John Dos Passos

Dos Passos, John Randolph Sr. (father) 1901-1917, n.d. 14-15 ca. 459 items (7 folders) Dos Passos, John Randolph Sr. (father) 1911-1912, n.d. 15 9 items

by John Dos Passos

Edward (uncle) 1906 15 Katherine (cousin) n.d. 15 Madison, James (half brother) 1913-1914 15 3 items Pifer, Ida Little (father's cousin) 1921-1945, n.d. 15 7 items Riely, James (uncle), Aunt Mamie and Lucy Virginia 1918, n.d. 15 2 items Saran, F.H. (cousin) 1947 15 Smith, William Benjamin Jr. (brother-in-law) 1920, n.d. 15 4 items Smith, William Benjamin Sr. (father-in-law) 1934 15 Smith, Y.K. (brother-in-law) n.d. 15 Sprigg, Lois A. 1918-1919 15 2 items Sprigg, Rodney S. 1966 15 Towne, Gne (uncle) n.d. 15 Unidentified 1901-1904 15 2 items Family correspondence between others 16-17 Branham, Mrs. C. (Auntie Millo) to Katharine Dos Passos 1934 16 Dos Passos, Bessie and Francisca to JRDP, Sr. (their uncle) 1902 16 2 items Dos Passos, John R., Sr. to Ida Pifer (his cousin) 1900-1912, n.d. 16 174 items (5 folders) Dos Passos, John R. Sr. to Lucy S. Madison 1892-1913, n.d. 17 228 items (9 folders) Madison, James to Lucy S. Madison (his mother) 1885, 1913 17 2 items Madison, Lucy S. to John R. Dos Passos Sr. 1909, n.d. 17 9 items Merrill, Katie to Katharine Dos Passos (her aunt) 1943 17 Smith, William B. to Katharine Dos Passo (his daughter) and William (his son) 1931 17 Smith, William B. to Katharine Dos Passos (his sister) 1940 17 Sprigg, Lucy Addison (John Dos Passos's mother) to her mother and brother 1865 17 Will to Lucy S. Madison (his sister) 1899 17 Unidentified 1904, n.d. 17 ca. 30 items Publisher related correspondence with Dos Passos 18-21 American Book Company 1948-1954 18 10 items Bass, Basil N. (attorney) 1947-1949 18 6 items Bataille, Marie Louise 1949-1950 18 7 items Beaufort, Ed, 1947 18 Boni and Gaer, Inc. 1947-1948 18 3 items Brandt and Brandt 1926-1956 18 ca. 78 items Brandt and Brandt 1929-1957 18-20 2,486 items (11 folders)

"Dos Passos File"

Busch, Kurt 1960 20 Casa Editrice Mondadori 1945-1956 20 21 items Constable and Company, Ltd. 1939-1953, n.d. 20 44 items Curtis Brown, Ltd. 1948-1956 20 57 items Dodd, Mead and Company 1953-1955 20 4 items Doubleday and Company 1946-1965 20 25 items Doubleday, Doran and Company 1941-1945 20 16 items Esquire 1948-1951 20 10 items Éditions Bernard Grasset 1946-1952 20 4items Éditions Du Sagittaire 1948 20 Editorial Hermes 1956 20 Franz J. Horch Associates 1926-1972, n.d. 20 ca. 300 items (2 folders) George H. Doran Company 1921 20 George Routledge and Sons, Ltd. 1943-1949, n.d. 20 12 items Harcourt, Brace and Company 1941-1942 20 8 items Harper and Brothers 1925-1955 20 8 items Heath and Company, Ltd., A. M. 1938-1943 20 7 items Henry Holt Company n.d. 20 Hills, Mr. 1962-1963 20 2 items Houghton Mifflin Company 1942-1975 21 137 items (2 folders) Hurst and Blackett 1949 21 Jacques Chambrun, Inc. 1945-1949 21 31 items John Lehmann, Ltd. 1949-1953 21 7 items Lawrence Smith Agency 1943-1956, n.d. 21 27 items Libraire Gaston Gallimard 1945-1951 21 6 items Libreria Internacional del Peru 1949 21 2 items Life 1945-1951 21 6 items Literary Corporation of America 1947 21 2 items Miscellaneous 1941-1955, n.d. 21 The Modern Library 1946 21 The Nation 1924 21 2 items NBC 1947-1949 21 6 items New Republic 1916 21 New Statesman and Nation 1932 21 Peat, Harold R. (lectures agent) 1951-1955 21 ca. 90 items Permission Requests 1947-1963, n.d. 21 92 items Pocket Books 1954 21 Random House 1946-1948 21 3 items Reader's Digest 1958-1962 21 5 items Robert Hale, Ltd. 1955 21 Russell, Diamuid 1943 21 Sadler, Michael 1941-1947 21 10 items Selz, George 1946, n.d. 21 8 items Simon and Schuster 1932-1951 21 3 items Spanos, Nick 1950-1961, n.d. 21 10 items Story and The Story Press 1947-1950 21 4 items Time 1947-1952 21 10 items William H. Wise and Company 1940-1951 21 3 items Williams, C. Dickerson (attorney) 1957-1960 21 4 items Series II Writings (manuscripts, speeches and research) Published works on society, politics, history and travel 22-109 Adventures of a Young Man (1939) 1931-ca. 1939 22-23

Manuscript draft, ca. 1939 (4 folders) Background data, 1931 Publisher's setting copy, ca. 1939

Airways, Inc (1928) 1925-1929, n.d. 23

Manuscript draft, Act III, n.d. Author's text emendations, 1925-1929 (also includes The Garbage Man text

The Best Times (1966) ca. 1965-1968 24-26

Notes and outlines, ca. 1965-1966 Early manuscript drafts, ca. 1965-1966 (7 folders) Final manuscript drafts, ca. 1965-1966 (6 folders) Reviews, 1966-1968

The Big Money (1936) ca. 1932-1956[?], n.d. 26-29

Notes and outlines, ca. 1932-1936 (3 folders) Early manuscript drafts, ca. 1932-1936 (4 folders) Publisher's setting copy, ca. 1932-1936 (4 folders) Later revisions, TV adaptation and correspondence, ca. 1932-1956[?], n.d.

Brazil on the Move (1963) 1945-1964, n.d. 30-33

Notes and outlines, 1959-1963 (3 folders) Manuscript drafts, ca. 1962-1963 (6 folders) Publisher's setting copy and galleys, 1963 (2 folders) Background data and photos (5 folders) Portuguese books on Brazil, 1945-1961, n.d. (8 folders) Reviews, 1963-1964

Century's Ebb: The Thirteenth Chronicle (1975) 1959-1970, n.d. 34-41

Notes and outlines, Parts I-V, n.d. (2 folders) Miscellaneous notes, n.d. (2 folders) Manuscript drafts, Part I, n.d. (8 folders) Manuscript drafts, Part II, n.d. (11 folders) Manuscript drafts, Part III, n.d. (6 folders) Manuscript drafts, Part IV, n.d. (5 folders) Manuscript drafts, Part V, n.d. (7 folders) Manuscript drafts not used in final version, n.d. Printer's master copy, 1975 (9 folders) TMs, final version, 1975 (8 folders) Research, Parts II, III, V and miscellaneous, 1959-1970, n.d. (5 folders) Related correspondence, 1967-1969, 8 items

Chosen Country (1951) 1949-1950, 1952, n.d. 41-45

Notes and outlines, 1949-1950 Early manuscript drafts, 1949-1950 (8 folders) Later manuscript drafts, 1949-1950 (5 folders) Publisher's setting copy, 1949-1950 (4 folders) TMs, final version, 1949-1950 (4 folders) Print copies: Omnibook abridgement and Chapter 7 fragment, 1952, n.d.

Easter Island: Island of Enigmas (1971) ca. 1970-1971, n.d. 46-47

Manuscript drafts, n.d. (5 folders) Galleys, proofs and photographs, ca. 1970-1971 (4 folders) Research and background data, 1970, n.d. (2 folders) Related correspondence, 1970

Facing the Chair (1927) n.d. 48

Early manuscript drafts, 1920s Newsclip, John Dos Passos letter to Harvard president, Lawrence Lowell, 8 Aug. 1927

The 42nd Parallel (1930) ca. 1930, ca. 1956, 1964 48

Notes, ca. 1930 Early manuscript drafts, ca. 1930 (2 folders) Later reworked manuscript drafts, ca. 1956, ca. 1956 Print copy text excerpts, ca. 1930 Correspondence re: Czech edition, 1964 Reviews, 1930

The Garbage Man (1926) ca. 1925-1929 48

Early manuscript draft, ca. 1925 Author's text emendations, 1925-1929

The Grand Design (1949) 1945-1949, n.d. 49-50

Notes and outlines, 1945-1949, n.d. (3 folders) Early manuscript drafts, 1945-1949 (3 folders) Later manuscript drafts, 1945-1949 (4 folders) Publisher's setting copy, 1949 (2 folders) Background data, 1949

The Great Days (1958) ca. 1956-1958 51-52

Notes, ca. 1956-1958 Early manuscript drafts, ca. 1956-1958 (3 folders) Later manuscript drafts, ca. 1956-1958 Final manuscript drafts, ca. 1956-1958 (3 folders) TMs, final version, ca. 1956-1958

The Ground We Stand On (1941) ca. 1941-1942 53-54

Notes, ca. 1941 Manuscript drafts, Parts I-III, ca. 1941 (7 folders) Publisher's setting copy, ca. 1941 (3 folders) Book's dust jacket, ca. 1941 Reviews, 1941-1942

The Head and Heart of Thomas Jefferson (1954) 1941-1954, n.d. 55-57

Early manuscript drafts, 1944-1954 (8 folders) Later manuscript drafts, 1944-1954 (6 folders) Publisher's setting copy, 1944-1954 (4 folders) Background research and miscellaneous, 1941-1954, n.d. (3 folders) Reviews, 1954

In All Countries (1934) 1927-1929, 1934-1935, n.d. 58

Notes, manuscript drafts, proofs, and reworked articles, 1927-1929, n.d. Reviews, 1934-1935

Journeys Between Wars (1938) 1938-1939, n.d. 58

Notes, n.d. Manuscript drafts, n.d. (2 folders) Reviews, 1938-1939

Manhattan Transfer (1925) ca. 1920s, 1960, n.d. 58-59

Notes, ca. 1920s Early manuscript drafts, ca. 1924 Later manuscript drafts, ca. 1925 (3 folders) Manuscript draft of "Introduction" text to Portuguese translation, 1960 Review (by D.H. Lawrence), n.d.

The Men Who Made the Nation (1957) 1955-1956, ca. 1957 59-64

Notes and outlines, ca. 1957 (6 folders) Early manuscript drafts, ca. 1957 (12 folders) Later manuscript drafts, ca. 1957 (10 folders) Related correspondence, 1955-1956

Midcentury (1961) 1954-1958, ca. 1960-1964, n.d. 64-69

Notes and outlines, ca. 1960-1963 (2 folders) Early manuscript drafts, ca. 1960 (7 folders) Later manuscript drafts, ca. 1960 (3 folders) TMs, final version, ca. 1960 (4 folders) Publisher's setting copy, ca. 1960 (4 folders) Galleys, proofs and print excerpts, 1960 (3 folders) Background and related correspondence, 1954-1958, n.d. (4 folders) Reviews, 1960-1964

Mr. Wilson's War (1962) ca. 1961-1963, n.d. 70-76

Notes and outlines, n.d (8 folders) Early manuscript drafts, ca. 1961-1962 (12 folders) Later manuscript drafts, ca. 1961-1962 TMs, final version, 1962 (11 folders) Publisher's setting copy, 1962 (7 folders) Source notes and related correspondence, 1961-1962, n.d. Reviews, 1962-1963

Most Likely to Succeed (1954) ca. 1954, n.d. 77-78

Manuscript notes, ca. 1954 Early manuscript drafts, ca. 1954 (5 folders) Later manuscript drafts, ca. 1954 Final manuscript drafts, ca. 1954 (2 folders) Reviews, n.d.

Nineteen Nineteen (1932) ca. 1932 79

Manuscript drafts, ca. 1932 (4 folders) Miscellaneous print copy excerpts, ca. 1932

Number One (1943) ca. 1943-1948, n.d. 79-80

Early manuscript drafts, ca. 1943-1948 (3 folders) TMs, theater version, 1948 TMs with autograph changes used as prize in WW-II Bond campaign, n.d.

Occasions and Protests (1964) n.d. 80-81

Early manuscript drafts, n.d. (4 folders) Later manuscript drafts, n.d. (3 folders) TMs, final version (2 folders)

One Man's Initiation--1917 (1920) ca. 1917-1970, n.d. 81

Typescript (with Dudley Poore, TLS), ca. 1917, 1970 TMs, First Sight of War , "A Preface Twenty Five Years Later," n.d. Print text, chapter VI of First Encounter , [a reprinted version of OMI , ca. 1945] Reviews, 1920, 1969

The Portugal Story (1969) ca. 1968-1969, n.d. 82-87

Notes, ca. 1968 (4 folders) Early manuscript drafts, ca. 1968 (4 folders) Later manuscript drafts with corrections, ca. 1968-1969 (3 folders) TMs, final version, ca. 1968-1969 (4 folders) TMss, "A Preface to the Portuguese Edition," 1968 Publisher's setting copy, 1968-1969 Galleys and proofs, 1968-1969 (3 folders) Publisher's unused manuscript The Enterprise of the Indies ), n.d. (3 folders) Reviews, 1969

The Prospect Before Us (1950) 1940s-1950 88-90

Notes and outlines, 1940s-1950 (2 folders) Early manuscript drafts, 1945-1950 (4 folders) Later manuscript drafts, 1945-1950 (6 folders) Miscellaneous manuscript pages, 1945-1950 (2 folders) TMs, final version, 1945-1950 (2 folders) Publisher's setting copy, 1945-1950 (5 folders) Publisher's uncorrected proof, 1950

Prospects of a Golden Age (1959) 1957-ca. 1959, n.d. 91-92

Notes, ca. 1958 (2 folders) Early manuscript drafts, ca. 1959 (5 folders) Later manuscript drafts, ca. 1959 (6 folders) Background data, n.d. Related correspondence, 1957-1958

A Pushcart at the Curb (1922) ca.1916-1919, n.d. 93

Manuscript drafts with corrections, ca. 1916-1919, n.d. Publisher's setting copy with changes, n.d. Background poetry about Spain, ca. 1916-1919

Seven Times Round the Walls of Jericho (unpublished) 1917-1920 93-94

Manuscript drafts, 1917-1918 (2 folders) TMs, final version, 1917-1918 (3 folders) TMs, final version (Robert Hillyer signed copy), 1917-1918 Related correspondence, 1919-1920

The Shackles of Power: Three Jeffersonian Decades (1966) 1958-1966, n.d. 95-101

Notes and outlines, 1958-1965, n.d. (13 folders) Early manuscript drafts, ca. 1966 (5 folders) Later manuscript drafts, ca. 1966 (5 folders) TMs, randomly arranged, unmarked pages, ca. 1966 (6 folders) Publisher's setting copy, 1966 (6 folders) Publisher's proofs, ca. 1966 (4 folders) Reviews, 1966

State of the Nation (1944) ca. 1942-1944 101-102

Notes, ca. 1942-1944 Manuscript drafts, ca. 1942-1944 (6 folders) Miscellaneous manuscript drafts, ca. 1942-1944 Publisher's setting copy, 1944 (2folders) Reviews, 1944

Streets of Night (1923) 1922 103

Manuscript drafts, 1922

The Theme is Freedom (1956) ca. 1956 103-104

Miscellaneous manuscript drafts, essays and notes, ca. 1956 (5 folders) Final manuscript drafts, ca. 1956 (2 folders)

Three Plays: The Garbage Man, Airways, Inc. and Fortune (1934) 1934-1936 104

TMs, Fortune Heights , ca. 1934 (2 folders) Reviews, 1934-1936

Three Soldiers (1921) 1921, 1932, n.d. 104

Manuscript draft, "Introduction" to Three Soldiers , n.d. TMs drafts of "Preface" to the novel, 1932 Review ("John Dos Passos Lies!" by Norman S. Hall), 1921

Thomas Jefferson: The Making of a President (1964) 1964 104

Publisher's setting copy, 1964

Tour of Duty (1946) ca. 1942-1946, n.d. 105-107

Notes and outlines, including a notebook entitled Berlin 1945, ca. 1944-1945, n.d. (3 folders); Early manuscript drafts, ca. 1944-1945, n.d. (3 folders); Later manuscript drafts, ca. 1944-1945, n.d. (6 folders); Miscellaneous manuscripts not used in final version, ca. 1942-1945, n.d. Publisher's setting copy, 1945 (2 folders); Background relating to WWII Europe and the Pacific, ca. 1942-1946, n.d. (3 folders)

U.S.A. (1938) (1. The 42nd Parallel , 2. Nineteen Nineteen , 3. The Big Money ) 1938, ca. 1956, n.d. 108

Notes on organization of the trilogy, n.d. Publisher's proofs Reviews, 1938 TS: A Suggested Treatment of the Dos Passos Trilogy: U.S.A. , ca. 1956 Notes of dramatic and "proposed" film versions of U.S.A. , 1956-1960 (5 folders) Record set: U.S.A. Selections from the 42nd Parallel (See audio T-150)

U.S.A.: A Dramatic Revue (1960) (in collaboration with Paul Shyre) ca. 1960, 1971-1983, n.d. 109

TMs, with corrections, ca. 1960 (2 folders) TMss, final versions, ca. 1950 (2 folders) Print programs and photo of U.S.A. drama presentations, 1971-1983, n.d.

World in a Glass: A View of Our Century (1966) 1965-1966 109

Page proofs, 1965 (2 folders) Reviews, 1966

Contributions to books, periodicals and newspapers 110-112 Adlai Stevenson: Patrician with a Mission/ National Review 1956 110 Against American Literature/ National Review 1916 110 The American Cause / by Russell Kirk/Foreword / by John Dos Passos 1966 110 The American Theatre: 1930-1931/ New Republic 1931 110 Another Plea for Recognition/ New Republic 1934 110 Antonio Machado: An Introduction/ Eighty Poems of Antonio Machado 1957 110 Back Home in 1919/ Esquire 1933

Japanese first edition reprint (1989)

Back to Red Hysteria!/ New Republic 1930 110 The Battle of San Francisco/ National Review 1964 110 The Bomb / by Frank Harris/Introduction / by John Dos Passos 1963 110 Carlos Tresca/ Nation 1943 110 A Case of Conscience/ Common Sense 1935 110 The City of Burnished Copper/ Choate News, Fiction Supplement 1911 110 The Communist Party and the War Spirit/ Common Sense 1937 110 The Death of James Dean/ Esquire 1958 110

reprint edition (1973)

The Death of José Robles/ New Republic 1939 110 Did the New Playwrights Theatre Fail[?]/ New Masses 1929 110 Everybody Knows the Mayor/ Liberty 1945 110 The Failure of Marxism/ Life 1945 110 Farewell to Europe/ Common Sense 1937 111 Faulkner/ National Review 1963 111 First Love/ Harvard Monthly 1915 111 From "Simonides" (poem)/ Harvard Monthly 1916 111 The General/ The Modern Millwheel 1950 111 2 folders Have You Thought of the Immigrants/ Common Sense 1936 111 A Humble Protest/ Harvard Monthly 1916 111 In Defense of Kentucky/ New Republic 1931 111 Lendas da India / by Gaspar Correa/ New York Times book review 1969 111 Les Lauriers Sont Coupés Harvard Monthly 1916 111 Lese Majeste/ New Masses 1927 111 Lines to a Lady (poem)/ The American Caravan 1927 111 The Living Thoughts of Tom Paine/ Living Thoughts Library 1940 111 A Memory (poem)/ Eight Harvard Poets 1917 111 Metropolis (poem) / by Manuel Maples Arce/Trans. / by John Dos Passos 1929 111 Mr. Dos Passos on "Him"/ New York Times 1928 111 The New Masses I'd Like/ New Masses 1926 111 Night-Piece (poem)/ Harvard Monthly 1916 111 1968/ National Review 1968 111 On The Way To A Moon Landing/ U.S. Information Service ca. 1969 111 Paint the Revolution!/ New Masses 1927 112 Panama / by Blaise Cendrars/Trans. and Illus. / by John Dos Passos 1931 112 Please, Mr. Rip Van Winkle, Wake Up Some More/ National Review 1964 112 "Prairies" (poem)/ Harvard Monthly 1915

his first published poem

A Question of Elbow Room/ Essays in Individuality 1958 112 Refugees Still Suffering (letter to the editor)/ New York Times 1940 112 Response to Orville C. Pratt's letter/ New Republic 1936 112 Satire As a Way of Seeing (intro. / by John Dos Passos)/ Interregnum / by Geo. Grosz 1937 112 Science Under Siege/ NY Herald Tribune 1952 112 The Shepherd/ Harvard Monthly 1916 112 Snarling Diplomats (book review)/ New Masses 1926 112 The Spaniards Were Here Before Us/ Reader's Digest 1957 112 Ten Days in the Ice Age/ Holiday 1966 112 Thank You Mr. Hitler!/ Common Sense 1933 112 Towards a Revolutionary Theatre/ New Masses 1927 112 23 Juin 1415: Objectif Ceuta/un recit historique de John Dos Passo n.d. 112 Two Eighteenth-Century Careers/ New Republic 1939 112 U.S.A. Revisited/ New York Times 1958 112 Wanted: An Ivy Lee for Liberals (letter to the editor)/ New Republic 1930 112 Washington is the Loneliest City n.d. 112 What Can We Offer the World?/ Spadea Sydicate 1954 112 What Chances of Maintaining a Conservative Opposition?/ National Review 1964 112 Where Do We Go from Here?/ Life 1947 112 The Writer as Technician/ American Writers Congress 1935 112 Prose and verse of undetermined publication 113-118 . . . and graceful steps arousing admiration . . . (portion) 1914 113 A man is shot down the street in New York . . . 113 A meadow of tall grass filled with daisies . . . 113 A single shaded light shows . . . (play re: Williams, Tom and Kitty) 113 Adventures About An Orchard (English 12 theme) 113 After Passing of Conscription (poem) 1917, n.d. 113 Afterglow 113 An Unreconstructed Jeffersonian 113 The Arab was better than his word 113 The Architecture of the White House 113 Art and Aspiration (Art and Baseball) 113 As the literal-minded young men of the FBI have occasionally reminded me . . . 113 August Twilight (poem) 113 Back in Washington I went around to see a labor statistician . . . 113 Barcelona of the Bombs 1919, n.d. The Beginning of the Contemporary Chronicles 113 Blck, blotched with faces of men . . . 1918, n.d. 113 Blueprint for the future 113 Born in Chicago in the year McKinley was elected . . . [autobiographical draft] 113 Brazil by Willys, Houseboat and Taxi Plane 113 2 folders Bryan 113 Bubbles and the Sea-Wind (poem) 113 Can't I fly up to you, oh golden moon . . . (poem) 113 Chicago's Morning Colonel 113 City Twilight (poem--English 5, weekly theme) 113 The Classical Tradition in English Literature 114 2 folders Conversations in Italy 114 Could I but still my doubt . . . (poem--on verso of Wright McCormick ALS) 114 A Country Lawyer Come[?] to Town 114 Country Road (poem) 114 Dead Failure (poem) 114 Debs was a railroad man 114 Discurso Inaugural 1962 114 England Under Labor 1947, n.d. 114 The Established Order 114 Ever since . . . I started to do some research on . . . Tom Paine's writing 114 The Fall of Aaron Burr ca. 1964 114 6 folders First aid instructions 115 The Formative Decade 115 Fragments d'une Enfance Bruxelloise 115 Freedom and the Writer 115 The Future of Socialism 115 Genre (poem) 115 The Great Conspiracy 115 The Great Depression 115 Grotesque (poem) ca. 1917-1925 115 Guipuzcoa 1923 115 Hans Christian Goldwyn 115 The Hedgehog of the Middle East 115 How hard it is to write truthfully 115 I arise from dreams of anisette . . . (poem) 115 If a foreigner should ask me what Americans were like in 1946 . . . 115 Ike Hall 115 Ils m'ont graissée avec des onguents . . . 115 In dusk dark figures move . . . (poem) 115 In Madrid the picture was fairly simple 115 Introduction to [_?_] Anthology 115 Introductory: Sinbad was in bad . . ., 1968 115 It was a very humbling experience . . . 115 It is largely because you proved yourself a conscientious liberal 115 It is tragic that Scott Fitzgerald did not live to finish The Last Tycoon 115 It was puzzlement more than disillusionment I suffered from 115 It was somewhere during years of the early New Deal . . . 115 It's a trite old saying that we never know when we are well off 115 It's almost thirty years since I first knew Spain 115 Japan, for a hundred years now . . . 115 Ladies Orchestra (poem) 115 The Land Where the Rockfish Rules (with snapshots of John Dos Passos) 115 Little Green Frogs 115 Madeira (English 12 Composition) 1915 115 The Marines takeover Internal Revenue 115 Meditation on the Great Tradition 115 Memo from DP to DP, Re: "Take the Cheese Away from the Table" 115 Minstrels (poem) 115 Moon-Struck (poem) 115 The Moth (poem) 115 Mr. Hervey Meaghan, the Mayor explained the city's program . . . 116 Mr. Roosevelt's Crusade 116 My Mother was a Lady (poem) 116 My name is James Carey . . . 116 Nectarines (revised) 116 Nectarines and Boulogne-sur-Mer 116 Nettlefire (poem) ca. 1917-1925 116 Nobody can ever forget their first reading of Dostoevski . . . 116 Not long ago I received a letter from some German students . . . 116 A Note on Fitzgerald 116 The Novel as Chronicle 116 The Novelist Talks About History 116 Old Danielson . . . a corresponding member of the British Israel Society . . . 116 The Old Order (poem) 116 On one of the barges . . . (poem) ca. 1918 116 On Reading of the Death of Debussy (poem), ca. 1918 116 One Man Has the Nerve 116 One of the advantages of surviving for a few years . . ., ca. 1955 116 Our little expedition wasn't without comic relief 116 The Past (poem) ca. 1917-1925 116 A Pastoral 116 Perhaps the next most vivid recollection is of swimming lessons . . . 116 Pictures to Look At/A Manhattan Primitive ca. 1917-1925 116 Preface to the English Edition: The first book I ever wrote 116 Project outline for a possible libertarian pamphlet 116 Retrospect--1932 (V) 116 Richard Aldington 116 The Sack of Corinth ca. 1917-1925 116 The Sacred Streets of Baltimore 116 Santa Theresa 116 The Shop Window (poem) 116 The Smile on the Face of the Tiger ca. 1917-1925 116 Sometime after we had all left Harlan County . . . 116 Sonnet (poem--English 5 theme) 116 Sonnet (poem) 116 Spanish Tragedy 116 Spoiled Workers 116 Stories of Ramon Ferriere 116 Summer Rain (poem) 116 Sunrise (poem) 116 That Garden of Sedate Philosophy (poem) 116 The Armory Show was a real jolt . . . 116 The house was still, smelt of coal oil . . . (poem) 116 The only time I met the man . . . 116 The is Opossum's Other Book 116 This was in December, 1937 though I saw it dimly . . . 116 To relieve monotony of a work on one subject, we will extract from a diary . . . 116 To _______ (poem) 116 Trains, Fragments of Memories (English 12 Composition VI) 1914 116 The Trials of Louise 116 The Truth about Visual Training 1941-1975, n.d. 116 The Ultimate Victory of Aunt Ella ca. 1917-1925 117 Untitled Screenplay [produced as The Devil is a Woman with Marlene Dietrich] (1934) 117 The Use of the Past 117 We live in the golden age of print 117 When I spent a couple of months in Madrid . . . 117 When I started Manhattan Transfer thirty or more years ago my aim was . . . 117 The World is a golden orchard . . . (poem) 117 The Wreck of the Marie Celeste (poem) 117 Prose and verse of undetermined authorship and publication 117 The Altruist ca. 1917-1925 117 Cecelia and Chorus (poem) [portion] 117 Crescent Moon (poem) 117 Debs was a railroad man . . . 117 Hill-Top Pasture (poem) 117 How you are gone when I can say . . . (poem) 117 I was sitting in a little house . . . (poem) 117 La Estrella de Sevilla (unsigned play) 117 Largo 117 Marietta-August (poem) 117 Nip and Tuck/A Black Song and Dance 117 The Philosopher (poem) 117 Places in France (poems) 117 Release (poem) 117 Revolution ca. 1917-1925 117 Scene: A salon in a fashionable pension in Paris . . . (untitled play) 117 Sever Eleven[?] (poem) 117 Sonnet (poem)/(verso)/A Farewell (poem) [with print poem: Sonnet / by Wm. A. Norris] 117 Sonnet XL /&/ To a Scarlatti Passepied (poems) / by Robt. Silliman Hillyer 1916, n.d. 117 War (poem) 117 Speech material 117-118 About Brazil (various) 1958-1963 117 National Review (10th anniversary dinner) 1965 117 NBC-TV (panelist) 1962 117 Pavlovian Laboratory ("Objective Description") 1955 117 Pavlovian Society 117 Portuguese Union n.d. 117 Princeton University 1957 118 Readings of his published works n.d. 118 2 folders San Jose State College (convocation address) 1964 118 University of Virginia (on Jefferson) 1957 118 Untitled speech drafts n.d. 118 Washington and Lee University (on journalism) ca. 1952 118 Research and background 118-121 American and English history n.d. 118 3 folders Jefferson and the Jeffersonian Era n.d. 119 7 folders Italy n.d. 119 Labor union issues 1929-1960 119 Newspaper captions 1914-1922, n.d. 120 1930s-1940s 120 3 folders Russia/USSR 1929-1936, n.d. 120 Miscellaneous notebooks n.d. 120-121 3 folders Loose drafts and notes n.d. 121 4 folders Series III Personal 122-139 Artwork by John Dos Passos 122 Catalogues of John Dos Passos' art showings 1960-1981 122 Pencil sketch (color imposed on photograph)/jeep driving over a hill n.d. 122 Pencil sketch/"Clowns" n.d. 122 Pencil sketches (untitled)/figures and faces n.d. 122 Pencil sketches (untitled)/roof lines, trees and steeple peak n.d. 122 Photographic prints/of Dos Passos' sketch and watercolor art n.d. 122 Watercolor (1998 Christmas card color print)/"Feria Seville" 1923 122 Watercolor (Esquire magazine color print)/"Port of New York" 1933 122 Artwork collected by John Dos Passos 122 Cachet (color printed)/"Bird's Eye View of Alexandria, Va." n.d. 122 Card (color printed)/Pierre L'ermite Prêchant Première Croisade 1903 122 Caricature (newsprint)/John Randolph Dos Passos (father) n.d. 122 Color printed copies (6)/canines / by Meakin [Louisa "Auntie Lou" Meakin?] n.d. 122 Drawing (untitled copy)/young woman with head resting on hand / by [?] n.d. 122 Drawing (untitled copy)/young woman's head / by Jerry Farnsworth 1957 122 Drawing/Menemsha House-- / by Adolf Dehn n.d. Oversize: E-8 122 Drawings/"Mooring designed for John Dos Passo" / by C. Waugh 122 Music record collection listing 122 Music sheet/Cinq M໩lodies--by Wells Hivley 1930 Oversize: P-14 122 Music audio tape (untitled)/martial and Latin music n.d. 122 Pen-and-ink caricature/of Dos Passos/from André Deutsch and Nicozas Bentley 122 Pen-and-ink sketch (untitled, unsigned)/farm worker n.d. 122 Pen-and-ink sketch/"darcelona 1951" / by Vlady [Vladimir Orloff] 1951 122 Pen-and-ink sketches (4)/bullfighters, bulls and horses / by Jose Robles 1913 122 Pencil sketch (unsigned)/man in repose n.d. 122 Pencil sketch (untitled and unsigned)/building lines and tree n.d. 122 Pencil sketch (untitled and unsigned)/nude n.d. 122 Pencil sketches (untitled)/man behind bars / by Quintanilla/and felines/(unsigned) 122 Pencil sketches/(unsigned) "Cathedral-Lausanne" and "Loggia degli Ozii Milano" 122 Photographic prints (2)/of Diego Rivera's art 1927, n.d. Oversize: E-8 122 Photographic prints (4)/(untitled, unsigned), museum murals, equine, Venus images 122 Photographic prints (4)/of José Clemente Orozeo's art 1925-1927, n.d. 122 Print/Asia map n.d. Oversize: Tray-58 122 Prints/desert scenery-- / by Jean Lurçat Oversize: E-8 122 Sketch (untitled printed copy)/moored sailboats / by E.B. Antiveysen 122 Sketch (untitled)/Christmas tree trimming frolic--/Ward[?] Gaylor Oversize: E-8 122 Sketch (untitled)/church view through window-- / by Jerry Farnsworth Oversize: E-8 122 Sketch (untitled)/dancing couple-- / by M. Gimene 1962 Oversize: E-8 122 Sketch (untitled)/man and woman sitting by kettle / by Glinten Kamp 1927 122 Sketch (untitled)/man sitting in jail cell-- / by Luis Quintanilla 1934 Oversize: E-8 122 Sketch (untitled)/nude woman reclining-- / by Milton Horn 1932 Oversize: E-8 122 Sketch (untitled)/nude, castle and horseman-- / by Antonio Gattorno n.d. Oversize: E-8 122 Sketch (untitled)/man pointing to obese diner-- / by George Grosz 1938 Oversize: H-11 122 Sketch (untitled)/village scene-- / by Feliz Sirera 1962 Oversize: E-8 122 Sketch/John Dos Passos portrait-- / by Willam Johnson L'Engle 1946 Oversize: E-8 122 Sketch/Le Quartier Latin Paris-- / by Harry Leroy Taskey 1930 Oversize: E-8 122 Sketch/The Vagrant-- / by Benton M. Spruance 1938 Oversize: E-8 122 Sketch/Trial Proof-- / by Edwin [Burdett] Tunis n.d. Oversize: E-8 122 Watercolor (untitled)/bullfighting arena-- / by Paul Garfunkel n.d. Oversize: E-8 122 Watercolor (untitled)/man standing by a seated woman-- / by R. Hover[?] Oversize: E-8 122 Watercolor (untitled)/whiskey advertisement-- / by C. Waugh 1933 Oversize: E-8 122 Watercolor (untitled, unsigned)/elegant woman 122 Watercolor/Accidente Nocturno-- / by Quinquela Martin 1962 Oversize: Tray 58 122 Watercolor/Bulls at Pamplona, and Bull stampede-- / by Paul Garfunkel 1958 Oversize: E-8 122 Watercolor/Images of Brazil-- / by Paul Garfunkel 1958 Oversize: E-8 122 Watercolor/La Katey Key West-- / by Waldo Peirce 1929 Oversize: E-8 122 Watercolor/Lazarus shows sores to the handmaidens / by Paul Garfunkel Oversize: E-8 122 Watercolor/Little Katey in dry dock, Key West / by Waldo Peirce 1929 Oversize: E-8 122 Watercolor and crayon drawing (untitled, unsigned)/birds in a tree n.d. 122 Watercolor printed copies (8) (untitled, unsigned)/Arabic scenes 122 Watercolor printed copy (unsigned)/dockside dining view 122 Watercolor sketches (2) (untitled)/felines / by Juanita 122 Awards 122-125 American Academy of Arts and Sciences 1947 Oversize: P-14 122 Center Stage ( U.S.A. award) 1964 122 Choate School (Alumni Seal Prize) 1965 122 Civil War Centennial Commission 1966 122 Converse College 1964 122 Civil War Centennial Commission 1966 122 Croce Rossa Americana 1918 122 Dramatists' Guild 1928-1929 122 Drexel Institute of Technology 1961 123 Feltrinelli Award 1967-1968 123 Harvard (Phi Beta Kappa) 1952 123 National Institute of Arts and Letters 1937, 1957 123 Northwestern University 1951 123 2 folders 100th anniversary commemoration (video by Townsend Ludington) 1996 123 Pedro Franciso Award 1961 Oversize: E-8 123 Trieste commemoration memento 1967 124 United States Navy Commendation (war correspondent) 1946 Oversize: P-14 125 Virginia Commission on Constitutional Government 1965-1966 Oversize: P-14 125 Virginia Library Foundation 1994 124 World War I Verdun citation 1917 125 World War II Asiatic-Pacific service ribbon (with ALS, General MacArthur) 1945 125 Young Americans for Freedom n.d. 125 Diaries and notebooks 125-126 Bassano, Italy 1918-1919 125 4 folders Book of verses 1914-1917 125 Europe 1911-1912 125 2 folders France and Italy 1917 125 Literary diaries (2), vol. II 1914-1916 125 Notebooks 1919-1927, n.d. 126 4 folders Persian journey 1918, 1921[?] 126 Spain and France 1916-1917, n.d. 126 Venice, Greece and Constantinople 1921 126 Memorabilia 127-129 Aba (worn on desert journey to Damascus) 1921-1922 Oversize: K-15 127 Affidavit by Dos Passos on Dr. William Horsley Gantt 1953 127 Ambulance Corps discharge 1919, 1936 127 Author's Guild membership 1970, n.d. 127 Bibliographical listing (writings of father, John Randolph Dos Passos) 127 Billfold with inserts ca. 1940-1947, n.d. 127 Calendars with John Dos Passos, Hemingway, Gerald Murphy images 1981, 1995 Oversize: E-8 127 Calling cards (John Dos Passos and miscellaneous) n.d. 127 Choate School and Harvard (student accounts) 1911, 1913 127 Cinéma et Culture n.d. 127 Columbia University Law School Class Book (re: half brother, James Madison) 1896 127 Date and address books 1940, n.d. 127 Draft registration certificate 1917 127 Embroidered slipcase n.d. 127 Foreign stamps 1969-1970, n.d. 127 Genealogies (Dos Passos [in Portuguese] and Peyton families) n.d. 127 Hemingway/Dos Passos auto accident newsclip 1930 127 Life magazine (correspondent documents) 1944-1945 127 Lincoln's assassination report, New York Herald 1865 Oversize: E-8 127 Marvin, Walter Rumsey (his poem: "An Idyll") n.d. 127 Miscellany 1924-1946, n.d. 127 Murphy, Patrick F. [Gerald's father], (his diary) 1905 127 Orient Express 1927 128

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Paper money (WWII mementos) 1944-1945 128 Passports 1921-1938 128 Picture post cards without notations n.d. 128 ca. 445 items (4 folders) Poster (Portuguese) with Dos Passos image 1963 Oversize: E-8 128 Pressed flower ("Mother's Rose") 1910 [1911?] 129 Recipe notes n.d. 129 School report card (Peterborough Lodge) 1906 129 Soap bubble pistol invention n.d. 129 Travel memorabilia 1917-1919, n.d. 129 Volker Fund Grant application ca. 1958-1959 129 War correspondent identification 1944 129 War Risk Insurance policy 1918 129 White House dinner mementos 1962 129 Wilson, Edmund ("Bunny's lyrics") ca. 1933 129 Zippo lighter 1956 129 Personal data 129 Financial 1912-1965, n.d. 129 Legal 1949-1954 129 Medical 1925-1943, n.d. 129 Property and household 1949, n.d. 129 Photographs 130-133 Ambulance Corps (WWI) 1917 130 Arrested for picketing (Boston) 1927 130 Brazil visits 1948-1963 130 Childhood and youth 1896-ca. 1906 130 2 folders Chile 1969 130 Choate School ca. 1907-1909, 1963 130 Cummings, E.E. ca. 1961-1962 130 Desert journey ca. 1921-1922 130 Dos Passos family albums 1911-1912 130-131 2 folders Dos Passos family snapshots 1914-1980, n.d. 131 6 folders Dos Passos, John Randolph (father), n.d. n.d. Oversize: E-8 131 2 folders Dos Passo, Katharine (first wife) n.d. 132 Dos Passos, Lucy Addison Sprigg Madison (mother) Oversize: E-8 132 2 folders Dos Passos, Lucy Cattell (paternal grandmother) n.d. 132 Farrell, James T. 1963 132 Gaivota (father's yacht) n.d. 132 Harvard student ca. 1915-1916 132 Holdridge, Larry and Barbara 1962 132 International P.E.N. Club (conference in Japan) 1957 132 Key West (with wife, Katy, and Canby Chambers) n.d. 132 Madison and Sprigg families 1859-1936, n.d. 132 Marriage to Elizabeth (Betty) Holdridge 1949 132 Marvin, Walter Rumsey ("Rummy") 1920-1967 132 Mexico 1926, 1972, n.d. 132 Miscellaneous 1980-1983 132 Mitchell, Robert Stewart (Auk) 1916 132 Murphy, Gerald and Sarah 1963 Oversize: E-8 132 Negatives file n.d. 132 Portraits of John Dos Passos 1921-1963, n.d. Oversize: E-8 133 Portugal visit 1967 133 Provincetown (John Dos Passos, Katy, her brother, Bill, their homes and dog) ca. 1932-1942, n.d. 133 Sandy Point, Virginia n.d. 133 Skiing in Austria (with Hemingway and Gerald Murphy) 1926 133 Spain visit 1967 133 Spence's Point, Virginia home (John, Elizabeth, Lucy Dos Passos) ca. 1957-1970, n.d. 133 Steinbeck, John 1963 133 Unidentified ca. 1900-1941, n.d. 133 War Correspondent service, ca. 1945 133 White, William L. ca. 1960 133 Wilson, Edmund ("Bunny") 1944 133 Writings and reviews about Dos Passos 134-139 A Suggested Treatment of U.S.A./Anonymous 134 Die Literarische Entwicklung von John Dos Passos / by Werner Neuse 1931 134 Dos Passos / by Lloyd B. Dennis 1964 134 Dos Passos: A Reassessment / by Richard Hall 1970 134 Dos Passos interview / by David Sanders 1969 134 Dos Passos interview / by Frank Gado 1969 134 Dos Passos--Writer's Days at Spencer's Point / by Suzanne H. Semsch 1982 134 Dos, Which Side Are You On / by Dan Wakefield 1963 134 Indicted with Theodore Dreiser/NY Herald Tribune article 1931 134 John Dos Passos: Conservative Carping Critic 1991 134 John Dos Passos: e a cidade dos homens vazios/Olympio Monat 1974 134 John Dos Passos: Inventor in Isolation / by Alfred Kazin 1969 134 John Dos Passos: Man of Esquire / by Toru Saito 1991 134 John Dos Passos: reminiscências/Horizons U.S.A. 134 John Dos Passos: Swallowing America Whole/Playscript by Richard O. Moore 1981 134 John Dos Passos: Writers in the Wilderness / by Margaret Marschall 1940 134 La Influencia de Baroja en Dos Passos / by A.M. Vázqeuz Bigi 1968 134 Lost Generation Journal/articles on war, Choate, journalism and morality 1977 134 Obituaries of his death 1970 134 Some Functions of Style in Dos Passos' U.S.A. / by S. A. Kamal 1972 135 The Jazz Age [as reflected in John Dos Passos' writings] / by Marc Chenetier 1968 135 The Literary Initiation of John Dos Passos / by Stephen Enniss 1994 135 The Literary Lives of John Dos Passos / by Herbert Gold 1973 135 Newsclips of Dos Passos and of his writings 1916-1997, n.d. 135-136 10 folders The Odyssey of John Dos Passos/with William Hurt and Robert MacNeil 1994 136 The Riddle of John Dos Passos / by Daniel Aaron 1962 136 The Search for Identity in the Novels of Dos Passos / by Blanche H. Gelfant 1961 136 Time magazine/cover story and recognition 1936, 1963 136 Três Percursos Literários/Governo Regional Da Madeira ca. 1990 136 U.S.A. / by Daniel Aaron 1996 137 Um perfil e uma obra/Vida Mundial 1967 137 Un Grande Affresco Degli Stati Uniti/Giuseppe Prezzolini 1965 137 Unpublished writings on John Dos Passos / by C. W. Bernardin 1949, n.d. 137-139 16 folders Untitled / by Robert Cantwell 139 Vita: John Dos Passos / by Pedro Beade 1993 139 Series IV Miscellaneous 139-146 Papers pertaining to other family members 139-142 Dos Passos, Elizabeth Holdridge (wife) 1953-1993, n.d. 139 3 folders Dos Passos, John Randolph (father) 1880-1964, n.d. 139-140 7 folders Dos Passos, Katharine (wife) 1922-1947, n.d. 140-141 6 folders

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Dos Passos, Lucy Addison Sprigg Madison (mother) 1865-1913 141-142 4 folders Pifer, Ida (cousin) 1900-1902 142 Smith, William Benjamin, Jr. (brother-in-law) 1925, n.d. 142

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Smith, William Benjamin, Sr. (father-in-law) 1891-1932, n.d. 142 3 folders Papers pertaining to friends and associates 143 Bernardin, Charles W. 1911-1995, n.d. See also boxes 1-2, 94, 130, 132-133, 137-139 143 McComb, Arthur 1919-1954, n.d. 143 McCormick, Wright 1915, n.d. 143 2 folders Poore, Dudley 1915-1919, n.d. 143 Other writings and print matter 143-144 And Out Jumped the Fat Priest/anonymous 143 Assombrações Do Recife Velho / by Gilberto Freyre 143 Cape Cod Cooking/anonymous 143 Cardinal Merry del Val; A Folk Song of the Late 20th Century / by "Antipapist" 143 Court excerpt re: Sentencing of David Gordon 1927 143 Dos I clap my hands and sing . . . (poem)/anonymous 143 Dos Passos: A Life / by Virginia Spencer Carr [publisher's promotion] 1984 143 Feudeucias actuales de la poeme catalane (poem) / by Luis Jougeie 1920 143 First American Novel (with ANS) / by Robert H. Elias 1941, 1959 143 Liddell, Howard (on psychopathology, emotions and neurotic behavior) 1954-1957, n.d. 143 Neglected Passion / by Lucy Morse 143 Newsclips (miscellaneous) 1930-1966, n.d. 143 New Song for Indiana Ophelias / by Carl Sandberg [?] 143 Origin of the White Trash (article) 143 Paravism Diagnosed as a Disease of the Mind (article) 1917 143 Professor Wigmore's Triumphal Tour / by Ernest Wigmore 143 Reminiscences of an 1805 visit with Joel Barlow / by Benjamin Silliman 143 Reminiscences of Lafcadio Hearn / by Setsuko Koizumi (Mrs. Hearn) 143 Reverie (poem)/anonymous 1919 143 Rhythmical Science of the Universe 143 Riddle of Man's Ancestry / by W. L. Straus, Jr. 1949 144 Sacco-Vanzetti Case / by Justice M. A. Musmanno 1963 144 Sacco-Vanzetti: The End of the Chapter (article) 1970 144 Short Stories by Edith Foley n.d. 144 2 folders The Individual in the Modern World/Corning Conference Notes 1961 144 2 folders The Liberal, the Conservative, and the Pope / by Michael Novak 1964 144 The Most Dangerous Man in Brazil / by Tito Leite[?] 144 The Secret of Good and Bad Luck (article) 144 The truth is generally a lie . . ./anonymous 144 To Marion, who asked for a Poem on a Day like this/anonymous 144 Un Sindicato Escolar / by Miguel Bustos Crecedo 1936 144 Untitled [re: Dendry, Marion, and Melissa Cummings and Arthur]/anonymous 144 Untitled, unsigned/from Edith Shay ca. 1946 144 Venom in the Treatment of Arthritis 144 Walking Dawn: A Recollection of Dawn Powell / by Rosalind Wilson 144 What shall I do with my dreams of you . . . / anonymous 144 Youth by Radiation / by Herman H. Rubin, MD 1924 144 Collection control files [Restricted to Library Staff] 145-147 VIP Letters 148

Letters by E. E. Cummings, Theodore Dreiser, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Zelda Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemingway, John F. Kennedy, H. R. Mencken, Henry Miller, Richard Nixon, and Upton Sinclair removed from other areas of the papers.