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Box C-4-6

 Container

Contains 330 Results:

Illustrative Example of Manner of Filling Population Schedule, Thirteenth Census, 1910.

 Item — Box: C-4-6, Folder: 15
Scope and Contents From the Collection: Harry H. Laughlin's professional files from the Eugenics Record Office, 1910-1939. These files contain institutional correspondence, memoranda, and reports; general correspondence; correspondence and printed materials related to the eugenical organizations to which Laughlin belonged; working manuscripts; notes; miscellaneous collected printed materials; some photographs; and glass lantern slides which were used for presentations. Laughlin, as one of the leaders in the eugenics movement, was...
Dates: 1910.

Illustrative Example of Completed Population Schedule, Fifteenth Census, 1930.

 Item — Box: C-4-6, Folder: 15
Scope and Contents From the Collection: Harry H. Laughlin's professional files from the Eugenics Record Office, 1910-1939. These files contain institutional correspondence, memoranda, and reports; general correspondence; correspondence and printed materials related to the eugenical organizations to which Laughlin belonged; working manuscripts; notes; miscellaneous collected printed materials; some photographs; and glass lantern slides which were used for presentations. Laughlin, as one of the leaders in the eugenics movement, was...
Dates: 1930.

Mr. Jones introduced the following...a bill to provide for the fifteenth and subsequent decennial censuses, S. 2, 71st Congress, 1st Session, 1929 April 18.

 Item — Box: C-4-6, Folder: 15
Scope and Contents From the Collection: Harry H. Laughlin's professional files from the Eugenics Record Office, 1910-1939. These files contain institutional correspondence, memoranda, and reports; general correspondence; correspondence and printed materials related to the eugenical organizations to which Laughlin belonged; working manuscripts; notes; miscellaneous collected printed materials; some photographs; and glass lantern slides which were used for presentations. Laughlin, as one of the leaders in the eugenics movement, was...
Dates: 1929 April 18.

Mr. Vandenberg introduced the following...a bill to provide for apportionments of Representatives in Congress, S. 3, 71st Congress, 1st Session, 1929 April 18.

 Item — Box: C-4-6, Folder: 15
Scope and Contents From the Collection: Harry H. Laughlin's professional files from the Eugenics Record Office, 1910-1939. These files contain institutional correspondence, memoranda, and reports; general correspondence; correspondence and printed materials related to the eugenical organizations to which Laughlin belonged; working manuscripts; notes; miscellaneous collected printed materials; some photographs; and glass lantern slides which were used for presentations. Laughlin, as one of the leaders in the eugenics movement, was...
Dates: 1929 April 18.

Population Schedule for the Census of 1930, "The Tentative Population Schedule, 1929" prepared by the Bureau of the Census, quite properly dropped the item "Mother Tongue"...,, [1929-1930?].

 Item — Box: C-4-6, Folder: 15
Scope and Contents From the Collection: Harry H. Laughlin's professional files from the Eugenics Record Office, 1910-1939. These files contain institutional correspondence, memoranda, and reports; general correspondence; correspondence and printed materials related to the eugenical organizations to which Laughlin belonged; working manuscripts; notes; miscellaneous collected printed materials; some photographs; and glass lantern slides which were used for presentations. Laughlin, as one of the leaders in the eugenics movement, was...
Dates: [1929-1930?].

Use of the Proposed Amendment to the Census Bill, [approximately 1929?].

 Item — Box: C-4-6, Folder: 15
Scope and Contents From the Collection: Harry H. Laughlin's professional files from the Eugenics Record Office, 1910-1939. These files contain institutional correspondence, memoranda, and reports; general correspondence; correspondence and printed materials related to the eugenical organizations to which Laughlin belonged; working manuscripts; notes; miscellaneous collected printed materials; some photographs; and glass lantern slides which were used for presentations. Laughlin, as one of the leaders in the eugenics movement, was...
Dates: [approximately 1929?].