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The “Dubinsky Issue” In The 1936 Campaign
A pamphlet from the Press and Publicity Department of the ILGWU about the 1936 American Presidential election.
San Antonio garment workers in jail during 1936 general strike
San Antonio, Texas, garment workers in jail during 1936 general strike [Merele (Myrle) Zappone in front].
Progressives Must Choose
Four photos of a pamphlet titled “Progressives Must Choose”, which was written by Fannia M. Cohn, the Educational Department Secretary of the ILGWU.
Interview with Miss Rebecca Taylor, October 7, 1936
Two typewritten pages that summarize an interview with Rebecca Taylor on October 7th, 1936.
Interview with Miss Rebecca Taylor, October 6, 1936
Two typewritten pages that summarize an interview with Rebecca Taylor from the San Antonio ILGWU on October 6th, 1936.
Interview with Mrs. Zappone, October 5, 1936
Three typewritten pages that summarize an interview with Myrle Zappone on October 5th, 1936.
Interview with Mrs. Myrle Zappone, October 5, 1936
A typewritten page that summarizes an interview with Myrle Zappone on October 5th, 1936.
Correspondence on Judge Ruling Contraceptives as Obscene
A message for Mr. Fairfax who is writing on contraceptive legal cases from the American Birth Control League's attorney, Mr. MacWilliams. The judge in this case ruled all contraceptives as obscene in Illinois, two years after the federal law…
Correspondence Between Mr. Alexander Lindey and Mrs. Stella Hanau
A letter from Stella Hanau, Publications Director of the American Birth Control League, details the scandal of the illegitimate publication known as "The Birth Control Outlook." She writes to a law firm in New York City (Greenbaum, Wolff, and Ernst)…
The Birth Control Outlook: A National Magazine
This magazine consists of controversial advertising, letters to the editor, and other articles on the subject of birth control in the 1930s. The medical ads included in file images depict material considered "obscene" by laws at that time.