Box 37

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Lucinda O. Wanner Collection arrived at The Dirksen Center in no apparent order. After repeated sorting, the processing staff concluded that the best arrangement system would be based on the following series of documents and artifacts: Audiovisual, Certificates, Correspondence, Memorabilia, Miscellany, Personal, Photographs, and Reference. All the series except Memorabilia and Reference are arranged chronologically. The Memorabilia series consists of two boxes of loose artifacts and...

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Contains articles, clippings, pamphlets, and correspondence concerning the effect of capitalism and socialism on business, especially as the issues related to the 1956 presidential campaign.

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Contains a few rough drafts of speeches by Lucinda Wanner and printed copies of speeches, remarks, and press releases by elected officials, Republican organizations, and others.  The file is arranged chronologically.

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Contains newsletters, form letters, and a pamphlet.

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Contains clippings, reports, a pamphlet, press releases, and public statements on reapportionment of state legislatures.

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Contains a pamphlet and the Institute's newsletter.

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Contains correspondence, notes, and a script for a sound-slide production written by Rickard, entitled "Knock on Every Door." Rickard designed the production for training precinct workers.

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Contains pamphlets, printed material, form letters, newsletters, and a clipping on the right to work, or compulsory unionism.

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Contains two printed articles concerning the National Defense Committee on which Schlafly served as Illinois State Chairman, and clippings, form letters, and brochures concerning Schlafly’s 1967 bid for the presidency of the National Federation of Republican Women and 1968 election for delegate to the RNC.

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Contains form letters and memos from the Small Business Administration.