Series I. Biographical Files, 1921-89, n.d.

Box 1

Biographical Material, 1921-89, n.d.

Series II. Correspondence Files, 1943-78

Box 1 (cont.)

Correspondence (from Archives’ and alumni files), 1943-78 (2f)
President’s Office Correspondence Files, 1949-76 (3f)
Secretary’s Office Correspondence Files, 1945-60 (14f)

Summary of Materials Held in Secretary’s Office, 1961
Alumni Association, 1950-60
President Robert Kenneth Carr, 1960 (3f)
Library (Eileen Thornton), 1957-60
Donald M. Love, 1945-60 (5f)
Miscellaneous, 1945-47
W. E. Stevenson, 1946-59
Jack Wirkler, 1950, 1958

Series III. Subject Files, 1945-46, 1955, 1967-87

Box 2

Fascism, c. 1945
Ferdinand Vandeveer Hayden, 1973-74, 1987
Kenyon Cox, 1955
Letters to the Editor, 1945, 1973
Misrepresentations (newspaper articles, etc.), 1946, 1967-75
“Mr. Bill” Cartoons, 1980
“The People’s Choice,” by J.T. Salter, 1980
“The Senator Tom Corwin Speech on the Mexican War—the Full Text,” 1969

Series IV. Writings by Katharine Hayden Salter, 1915-65

Box 3

“A Letter to Dr. ****,” Spring 1947 (2 copies) (see also “Dear Dr. *****,” Spring 1947)
“American Democracy and Its Antecedents in England and America,” by John Thomas Salter and Katharine Hayden Salter, 1947  (4 copies) (original is fragile, researchers should use photocopy provided)
“And Laurel Garlands Fall,” February 1946 (5 copies, 2 incomplete) (original is fragile, researchers should use photocopy provided)
 “Argentine Politics: Communication Draws Comparisons,” The Washington Post, December 7, 1945
“Christmas 1946 from the Salters,” card with poems by Katharine Shepard Hayden Salter, 1946
“Current Fascism in the U.S.A.,” a letter published in The Oberlin Times. April 17, 1947 (5 copies)
“Dear Dr. *****,” Spring 1947 (4 copies) (see also “A Letter to Dr. ****,” Spring 1947)
“Forty Photostats Requisite for a Proper Study and Comprehension of the Following Book: A Public Statement for the Wisconsin State Board of Health,” February-April 1949
“George West and Harold Fey On the Problem of Catholic Control,” c. 1946
“Have You Read the Ives-Chaves Bill [S.984]?” 1948
“He Will Not Let Our Alkalies Go With His Acids,” 1960
“How Roman Catholics Silence Criticism: Threats of Boycotts Frighten American Publishers,” reprinted from The Churchman (January 15, 1943)
“The Key to Carlson: a pamphlet by Katharine Hayden Salter, Oberlin, Ohio, Analyzing Briefly the Book Under Cover by Arthur Derounian,” c. 1946 (3 copies)
“Appendix III” published separately, 1947
“Martin Luther, Thomas Mann, and Time Magazine,” March 1946 (2 copies)
“Men, and Their Meteorology, Past to Present—and Weather-Making Women!” c. 1965
“ ‘My Dear Lady’ and the Lincoln Papers,” n.d. (2 copies)
“My statement of my own case to my immediate family and to those it may concern because they do not hesitate to discuss me in groups and in twos and threes,” August-September 1946
Open Encounter, 1945  (a copy of “Possession of the Minds of Men” originally pasted in this volume is filed separately)
“An Open Letter to Charles Taft, President, the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America,” December 1947
“Our Vatican Concordat and ‘That Meddling Little Benes,’ “ 1947
Poems (manuscript), 1915-1937
Poems (clippings from alumni file), 1919-35, n.d.
“Poor Professors,” published in The Forum under the name Ann Preston Carter, February 1935
“Possession of the Minds of Men,” August 14, 1945 (3 copies)  (one copy is encapsulated and is housed in 420A, #8)
“Roman Procedure: Why Fear the Truth?” The Churchman, January 1, 1944
“Trilogies,” 1957
“A University Episode,” The Churchman. November 1, 1944 – see Series II. Correspondence, Secretary’s Office Files, “Jack Wirkler”
“The War on Republics and on the Individual,” (bound, unpublished manuscript; typescript and handwritten notes) 1948, 1954
Untitled manuscript (33p, typescript and handwritten notes), c. 1950

Series V. Writings about Salter and her publications, 1943-46, 1975-78

Box 4 (cont.)

Advertisements for Salter’s writings, 1945-46
Newspaper Articles, 1943-45, 1975-78 (includes photocopies)