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Sinclair mss., 1814-1968, bulk 1878-1968

Papers, 1814-1968 , of Upton Beall Sinclair at the Lilly Library, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana

Electronic finding aid encoded by Beth Benda

Summary Information

Repository
Lilly Library (Indiana University, Bloomington)
Indiana University
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Bloomington, IN 47405-5500
Phone: 812-855-2452
Fax: 812-855-3143
Email: liblilly@indiana.edu
http://www.indiana.edu/~liblilly

Creator
Sinclair, Upton, 1878-1968.

Title
Sinclair mss.,1814-1968,  bulk 1878-1968

Collection no:1964
LMC 1964

Extent
178,954 items

Language
Materials are in English.

Abstract
Consists of the correspondence, writings, and miscellaneous papers of Upton Beall Sinclair. The correspondence is the largest portion of the collection and includes not only letters received by Sinclair, but also retained carbons of letters and notes sent by him or written by secretaries on his behalf. Correspondents include writers and translators, politicians, philosophers, educators, businessmen, journalists, physicians, artists, editors and publishers, as well as Sinclair "fans" and family members. Also present are copies and transcripts of correspondence, 1814-1879, relating to Commodore Arthur Sinclair and to the Southworth family. The Miscellaneous series includes agreements and contracts, book production related materials, copies of 80th birthday greetings, an EPIC organization plan, etc.

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions
This collection is open for research.
Acquisition Information
Purchase. 1957-1968
Usage Restrictions
Prior arrangements are not necessary before coming to the Library, however, patrons from out of town are encouraged to communicate with the Library in advance of their visits to ascertain availability of materials.

Photocopying permitted only with permission of the Curator of Manuscripts, Lilly Library.

Preferred Citation
[Item], Sinclair mss., Lilly Library, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana.
Biographical Note
Upton Sinclair was born in Baltimore, September 20, 1878, and grew up there and in New York City. He began his writing career as a teenager, producing pseudonymous boys' adventure stories for pulp magazine publishers, as well as writing jokes for humor magazines. Between 1900 and 1905 Sinclair published five novels, but it wasn't until The Jungle, published in 1906, that he became an internationally known author. The success of this novel, which deals with the appalling conditions in the meat packing plants in Chicago, not only made Sinclair a rich man but also provided the final impetus for passage of the pure food law of 1906. With the proceeds from the sale of the novel Sinclair set up a communal living experiment called Helicon Hall in New Jersey. A fire just one year later destroyed everything and left Sinclair and his young family impoverished once again.

Following a tumultuous separation and divorce, Sinclair married Mary Craig Kimbrough and in 1914 they took up permanent residence in Southern California. From 1917 through the early 1940s Sinclair himself published virtually all of his books and pamphlets although many of the major works were published simultaneously by New York houses. Although one of America's best known Socialists, Sinclair succeeded in winning the Democratic party nomination for governor of California in 1934 and ran on his "EPIC" (End Poverty in California) platform. He lost the election but many of the ideas he expressed during the campaign affected advisors and officials in Roosevelt's administrations and later found expression in national legislation. In 1940 Sinclair published the first of the best-selling Lanny Budd series, volume three of which, Dragon's Teeth, won the Pulitzer prize for literature in 1943. The eleven volumes were wide-ranging historical novels presenting the political history of the Western World from 1913-1950, and they were immensely popular. After the death of his third wife in December 1967, Sinclair moved to a nursing home in New Jersey to be near his son, David, and family. He died peacefully, November 25, 1968.

Scope and Content Note

Consists of the correspondence, writings, and papers of writer Upton Beall Sinclair, 1878-1968. Also present are copies and transcripts of correspondence, 1814-1879, relating to Commodore Arthur Sinclair and to the Southworth family.

The collection begins with three folders of biographical and genealogical material, followed by the folder of correspondence copies. Series I, by far the largest portion of the collection is correspondence, 1890-1968, arranged chronologically and includes not only letters received by Sinclair but also retained carbons of letters and notes sent by him or written by secretaries on his behalf. Correspondents include writers and translators, politicians, philosophers, educators, businessmen, journalists, physicians, artists, editors and publishers, as well as Sinclair "fans" and family members. Series II, Miscellaneous, includes agreements and contracts, book production related materials, copies of 80th birthday greetings, an EPIC organization plan, an address book, etc. Series III, Writings, is subdivided into Major full-length works; Articles, including book reviews, pamphlets, short stories, and stage and screenplays; Poems; Speeches; and Writings by others.

Each series restarts the box numbering sequence. For retrieval purposes, please indicate series as well as box number.

Note on Indexing Term - "Pound, Ezra, 1885-1972": The correspondence includes four letters from Sinclair to Ezra Pound dated 1929 to 1933 and 16 letters from Ezra Pound to Sinclair dated 1929-1960. Also included are two letters from Dorothy Pound to Sinclair.

Note on Indexing Term - "Motion picture film": The Sinclair mss. has film-related material from ca. November 1930 - June 1932 concerning Que Viva Mexico!, a film directed by Sergei Eisenstein and backed financially by Upton Sinclair.

Note on Indexing Term - "Slavs": Of particular interest is the correspondence with Sergei Eisenstein, film director, there is also a 1931 telegram from Stalin.

Arrangement/Organization

Organized into the following series: I. Correspondence; II. Miscellaneous; and III. Writings. Series I. Correspondence is arranged chronologically; Series III. Writings is subdivided into Major full-length works; Articles, including book reviews, pamphlets, short stories, and stage and screenplays; Poems; Speeches; and Writings by others. The number of boxes restarts for each series.


Series: Correspondence, 1814-1968 

Arranged in chronological order, except for correspondence with publisher Malik-Verlag and author George Sterling. Both are filed at the end of the chronological section. Consult the Manuscripts Index in the Lilly Library for dates of letters of individual correspondents.


Box 1 1814-1916  

Box 2 1917-1920, Jul 

Box 3 1920, Aug-1922, May 

Box 4 1922, Jun-Dec 

Box 5 1923, Jan-Nov 

Box 6 1923, Dec-1926, Feb 

Box 7 1926, Mar-1927, June 

Box 8 1927, Jul-1928, Mar 

Box 9 1928, Apr-Sep 13  

Box 10 1928, Sep 14-1929, Apr 15 

Box 11 1929, Apr 16-Dec 17 

Box 12 1929, Dec 18-1930, Jun 9 

Box 13 1930, Jun 10-Nov 14 

Box 14 1930, Nov 15-1931, Feb 16 

Box 15 1931, Feb 17-Jun 17 

Box 16 1931, Jun 18-Oct 6  

Box 17 1931, Oct 7-Dec 

Box 18 1932, Jan-Apr 22 

Box 19 1932, Apr 23-Aug 15 

Box 20 1932, Aug 16-Dec 27 

Box 21 1932, Dec 28-1933, Mar 13 

Box 22 1933, Mar 14-Jun 5 

Box 23 1933, Jun 6-Aug 

Box 24 1933, Sep-Dec 7 

Box 25 1933, Dec 8-1934, Mar 23  

Box 26 1934, Mar 24-Jun 26  

Box 27 1934, Jun 27-Aug 26  

Box 28 1934, Aug 27-Oct 6 

Box 29 1934, Oct 7-Nov 8 

Box 30 1934, Nov 9-Dec 

Box 31 1934 (cont.)-1935, Mar 10 

Box 32 1935, Mar 11-Jun 10 

Box 33 1935, Jun 11-Sep 13 

Box 34 1935, Sep 14-1936, Jan 11 

Box 35 1936, Jan 12-Apr 

Box 36 1936, May-Oct 19 

Box 37 1936, Oct 20-1937, Feb 12 

Box 38 1937, Feb 13-Jun 10 

Box 39 1937, Jun 11-Nov 14 

Box 40 1937, Nov 15-1938, Mar 

Box 41 1938, Apr-Aug 

Box 42 1938, Sep-Dec 30 

Box 43 1938, Dec 31-1939, May 

Box 44 1939, Jun-1940, Jan 16 

Box 45 1940, Jan 17-Aug 

Box 46 1940, Sep-1941, Apr 

Box 47 1941, May-1942, Jan. 

Box 48 1942, Feb-Dec  

Box 49 1943 

Box 50 1944, Jan-1945, Feb 

Box 51 1945, Mar-1946, Apr 

Box 52 1946, May-1947, Apr 

Box 53 1947, May-1948, Sep 

Box 54 1948, Oct-1949, Oct 

Box 55 1949, Nov-1951, Mar 

Box 56 1951, Apr-1952, Oct 

Box 57 1952, Nov-1954, Apr 

Box 58 1954, May-1956, Dec 

Box 59 1957, Jan-1959, Dec 

Box 60 1960, Jan-1961, May 

Box 61 1961, Jun-1962, Aug 

Box 62 1962, Sep-1964, Mar 

Box 63 1964, Apr-1968 ; no date, A - D

Box 64 no date, E - V

Box 65 no date, W - Z; unidentified; Malik-Verlag, 1923-1929 

Box 66 Malik-Verlag, 1930-1938 ; Sterling, George, 1907-1926 

Series: Miscellaneous

Box 1
Folder 1-79

Agreements and copyrights. Alphabetical by title of work

Box 1
Folder 80-81

Book-related materials, including publicity, lists of booksellers, reviewers, etc.

Box 1
Folder 82

The Candidacy of Upton Sinclair for the Nobel Prize: Pamphlet, printed endorsement, typed endorsement from Farrar & Rinehart, Inc.

Box 1
Folder 83

Dental x-ray

Box 1
Folder 84-87

80th Birthday Greetings to Upton Sinclair. Original letters, copies (both arranged alphabetically), and excerpts (and notebook)

Box 1
Folder 88-91

EPIC campaign materials. Organization plan, News, songs, and miscellany

Box 1
Folder 92

League for Industrial Democracy. Lists of members and contributors

Box 1
Folder 93

Membership cards. ACLU, Authors Guild, Socialist Party of America, etc.

Box 1
Folder 94

Memoranda. 1927 and 1929 and A-M. (Notebooks and loose sheets)

Box 1
Folder 95

National Institute of Arts and Letters. Award

Box 1
Folder 96

One Thursday Buck

Royalty reports, 1958-1967 

Box 1
Folder 97

Sales reports, 1926-1928 

Box 1
Folder 98

Stamp of Bohemia and explanation

Box 1
Folder 99

Summary reports, 1925-1941 

Box 1
Folder 100

Tearsheets from various publications

Box 2
Folder 1

Address book, 1929-1936 

Box 2
Folder 2

Brass nameplate for Destroyer U.S.S. Sinclair "Named in honor of Arthur Sinclair"

Box 2
Folder 3

Festival music for Upton Sinclair's Fiftieth Anniversary. Composed by Rudolf von Liebich

Box 2
Folder 4

Plaster cast of Sinclair's teeth

Box 2
Folder 5

Two photographs of sculptures by Gutzon Borglum inscribed to Sinclair

Oversize 1 Book charts from 1939-1944 

Oversize 2 Cash book, 1921 

Oversize 4 Card index to Upton Sinclair's Magazine

Oversize 5 "Sinclair or Starve" banner

Photograph of Albert Einstein inscribed to Sinclair

Drawings for Epic Campaign (7)

Ink drawing of man--artist and subject unidentified

Tearsheet from The New York Times Magazine, July 26, 1931 

Manifiesto... Tormenta Sobre Mexico [Thunder Over Mexico] (printed)

The Humanitarian, by Fritz Gannon, "Most Graciously Dedicated To Upton Sinclair", Oct. 26, 1934 

Upton Sinclair's Circular Letter. Sample and draft

Certificate of Nomination issued to Presidential Elector to Upton Sinclair for the Socialist Party

Oversize correspondence

Oversize 6 Two oil paintings of landscapes by Ernest Untermann. Both dated 1929  (46x61cm. each)

Oversize 7 Oil painting by "CAM" [?] Depicts scenes of Sinclair's career. 66x71cm.

Series: Writings

Subseries: Major Works

Arranged alphabetically and includes book-length works, both fiction and non-fiction, and his screenplay "Thunder Over Mexico." Included are holograph drafts, typescripts, carbons, printer's copies, promotional materials and other related items


Box 1
Folder 1-11

Affectionately Eve

Box 1
Folder 12-21

American Nights' Entertainment

Box 1
Folder 22-43

American Outpost

Box 2
Folder 1-14

Another Pamela

Box 2
Folder 15-27

The Autobiography of Upton Sinclair

Box 2
Folder 28-32

Between Two Worlds

Box 3
Folder 1-21

Between Two Worlds - cont.

Box 4
Folder 1-3

The Book of Life

Box 4
Folder 4-11

The Book of Love

Box 4
Folder 12-33

Boston

Box 5
Folder 1-15

Boston - cont.

Box 5
Folder 16-41

The Brass Check

Box 6
Folder 1-7

The Coal War

Box 6
Folder 8-12

The Coal War [or] King Coal

Box 6
Folder 13-24

Co-op

Box 7
Folder 1-19

The Cry For Justice

Box 7
Folder 20-28

The Cup of Fury

Box 8
Folder 1-5

The Cup of Fury - cont.

Box 8
Folder 6-24

Dragon Harvest

Box 9
Folder 1-6

Dragon Harvest - cont.

Box 9
Folder 7-26

Dragon's Teeth

Box 9
Folder 27-33

Flivver King

Box 10
Folder 1-3

A Giant's Strength

Box 10
Folder 4-7

The Gnomobile

Box 10
Folder 8-29

Goose Step

Box 11
Folder 1-8

The Goose Step - cont.

Box 11
Folder 9-22

The Goslings

See also: Writings. The Goose Step, Box 11, folder 8.


Box 11
Folder 23-26

I, Candidate for Governor, And How I Got Licked

Box 11
Folder 27-29

It Happened to Didymus [originally titled: What Didymus Did: A Tale of the Good Old Days; also titled: What Didymus Did: (Whether You Believe It Or Not)]

Box 11
Folder 29-31

Jimmie Higgins

Box 12
Folder 1-7

Jimmie Higgins

Box 12
Folder 8-10

The Jungle

fragments, introduction, prefaces and related materials only. See note by Sinclair on versos of fragments


Box 12
Folder 11-36

King Coal

Box 13
Folder 1-21

King Coal - cont.

See also: The Coal War


Box 13
Folder 22-28

Lanny Budd books

Box 13
Folder 29-32

Little Steel

Box 14
Folder 1-4

Little Steel

Box 14
Folder 5-11

Love's Pilgrimage

Box 14
Folder 12-22

Mammonart

Box 14
Folder 23

Manassas

Box 14
Folder 24-31

Marie Antoinette

Box 14
Folder 32-39

Mental Radio

Box 15
Folder 1-24

Mental Radio - cont.

Box 15
Folder 25-30

Millenium

Box 16
Folder 1-2

Millenium- cont.

Box 16
Folder 3-8

Money Writes

Box 16
Folder 9-15

Mountain City

Box 16
Folder 16-26

My Lifetime in Letters

Box 17
Folder 1-19

My Lifetime in Letters - cont.

Box 18
Folder 1-2

No Pasaran!

Box 18
Folder 3-22

O Shepherd, Speak!

Box 19
Folder 1-9

Oil

See also: Articles. Oil: A play


Box 19
Folder 10-22

One Clear Call

Box 20
Folder 1-3

100%

Box 20
Folder 4-6

Our Lady

Box 20
Folder 7-22

A Personal Jesus

Box 20
Folder 23-26

Presidential Agent

Box 21
Folder 1-12

Presidential Agent- cont.

Box 21
Folder 13-18

Presidential Mission

Box 22
Folder 1-8

Presidential Mission- cont.

Box 22
Folder 9-15

The Profits of Religion

Box 22
Folder 16-25

The Return of Lanny Budd

Box 23
Folder 1-5

The Return of Lanny Budd- cont.

Box 23
Folder 6-14

Roman Holiday

Box 23
Folder 15

Samuel the Seeker

Box 23
Folder 16-17

The Spokesman's Secretary

Box 23
Folder 18-20

Sylvia's Marriage

Box 23
Folder 21

They Call Me Carpenter

Box 23
Folder 22-28

Thunder Over Mexico

Box 24
Folder 1-18

Thunder Over Mexico- cont.

Box 24
Folder 19-27

Upton Sinclair Presents William Fox

Box 25
Folder 1-19

Upton Sinclair Presents William Fox- cont.

Box 26
Folder 1-10

The Wet Parade

Box 26
Folder 11-16

What God Means To Me

Box 26
Folder 17-20

Wide Is The Gate

Box 27
Folder 1-11

Wide Is The Gate- cont.

Box 27
Folder 12-19

A World To Win

Box 28
Folder 1-6

A World To Win- cont.

Box 28
Folder 7-21

World's End

Box 29
Folder 1-14

World's End- cont.

Subseries: Articles

Arranged alphabetically by title and include holograph drafts, typescripts, carbons and related materials for: articles, book reviews, pamphlets, short stories, stage plays, and screenplays (excluding "Thunder Over Mexico" See: Major Works)


Box 29
Folder 15

"The Abrams Discovery:" A Reply to Dr. De Kruif in "Hearst's International Magazine"

Box 29
Folder 16-18

"Addressing the World, 1901-1931"

Box 29
Folder 19

"Adventure with a Newspaper Proprietor"

Box 29
Folder 20

"Advertising Suicide"

Box 29
Folder 21

"Advice to June Graduates"

Box 29
Folder 22

"After the War: A Forecast"

Box 29
Folder 23

"After the War is Over" (play)

Box 29
Folder 24

"The Amateur Highwayman"

Box 29
Folder 25

"The Amateur Robbers"

Box 29
Folder 26

"American Authors Self-Appraised"

Box 29
Folder 27

"American City"

Box 29
Folder 28

"The American Magazine"

Box 29
Folder 29

"American Plutocracy"

Box 29
Folder 30

"The American Rich"

Box 29
Folder 31

"American Sunrise over Japan"

Box 29
Folder 32

"The American Sun Rose over Japan"

Box 29
Folder 33

"America's Best Secret Weapon"

Box 29
Folder 34

"Amputation in Installments"

Box 29
Folder 35

"Answering Correspondents"

Box 29
Folder 36

"Answering Critics"

Box 29
Folder 37

"Anti-Anti-Communism in India"

Box 29
Folder 38-40

"Appeal to Reason"

Box 29
Folder 41

"Art and Immediacy"

Box 29
Folder 42

"'As you know, the last EPIC convention...'"

Box 29
Folder 43

"Atomic Energy for Peace"

Box 29
Folder 44

"The Authors' Publishing House"

Box 29
Folder 45

"Be Humble and Learn"

Box 29
Folder 46

"Beware Campaign Dishonesties"

Box 29
Folder 47

"Big Business Neutrality"

Box 29
Folder 48-52

"Bill Porter: A drama of the prison life of O. Henry "

Box 29
Folder 53

"Bill Porter" [outline of film]

Box 30
Folder 1

"Black Legion Politics"

Box 30
Folder 2

"Blank Check Politics"

Box 30
Folder 3

"Blasphemy in Germany "

Box 30
Folder 4

"The Blind Alley: A Story"

Box 30
Folder 5

"Blind Leaders"

Box 30
Folder 6

"The Blue-Shirts of Los Angeles"

Box 30
Folder 7

"A Book about the Nazis"

Box 30
Folder 8

"Book Urchins: A Study of Literary Tropisms"

Box 30
Folder 9

"Books of Upton Sinclair in Russia"

Box 30
Folder 10-11

"Books of Upton Sinclair in Translations and Foreign Editions"

Box 30
Folder 12

"Boost Our Special Editions"

Box 30
Folder 13

"A Born Actor"

Box 30
Folder 14

"The Borrowed Baby"

Box 30
Folder 15

"Boy Meets Girl: " Outline of a Motion Picture Story

Box 30
Folder 16

"The Brass Check, As Ever"

Box 30
Folder 17

"The Brass Check in Los Angeles"

Box 30
Folder 18

"The Bride of Dreams " by Frederik van Eeden [review]

Box 30
Folder 19

"A Brief Statement to Friends of Liberal Thought"

Box 30
Folder 20

"Brother Logan"

Box 30
Folder 21

"The Brotherhood of the Rails: " A Moving Picture in Ten Episodes

Box 30
Folder 22

"Build EPIC Press"

Box 30
Folder 23

"Building the EPIC Movement "

Box 30
Folder 24

"Burning Books in Boston"

Box 30
Folder 25

"Business and Ballots"

Box 30
Folder 26

"A Business Republic: An Outline of the People's Corporation of King C. Gillette"

Box 30
Folder 27

"The Buzzards Gather!"

Box 30
Folder 28

"A Campaign of Education"

Box 30
Folder 29

"The Campaign Opens"

Box 30
Folder 30

"Can California End Poverty"

Box 30
Folder 31

"Can Democracy Work?"

Box 30
Folder 32

"Can We Change the World?"

Box 30
Folder 33

"Can We Civilize Machines? "

Box 30
Folder 34

"The capitalist press has been enjoying itself..."

Box 30
Folder 35

"Caradrion: A one-reel moving picture idyll"

Box 30
Folder 36

"Carrying Out the EPIC Plan"

Box 30
Folder 37

"The Case of Quinn versus Sinclair"

Box 30
Folder 38

"The Case of Rosika Schwimmer vs. Upton Sinclair"

Box 30
Folder 39

"The Case of the Hidden Woman"

Box 30
Folder 40

"The Case of Walter Liggett"

Box 30
Folder 41

"Cervantes: Outline for motion picture"

Box 30
Folder 42

"The Chances of Peace"

Box 30
Folder 43

"Change Without Disorder"

Box 30
Folder 44

"A Changed America"

Box 30
Folder 45

"Changes I Have Seen"

Box 30
Folder 46

"Cheer Up Friends!"

Box 30
Folder 47

"The Chosen People"

Box 30
Folder 48

"Christian Worship Brought Up to Date"

Box 30
Folder 49

"Christmas Thoughts"

Box 30
Folder 50-53

"Cicero"

Box 30
Folder 54

"Cinderella From Baltimore"

Box 30
Folder 55

"Civil Liberties Unlimited"

Box 30
Folder 56

"Classes in America"

Box 30
Folder 57

"Coasting Down Hill"

Box 30
Folder 58

"A Coincidental Correspondence"

Box 30
Folder 59

"Collectivism Coming"

Box 30
Folder 60

"Column for Victor Riesel"

Box 30
Folder 61

"Come In Out of the Wet, Boddy"

Box 30
Folder 62

"Comment on Henry Miller"

Box 30
Folder 63

"Communists and EPIC"

Box 30
Folder 64

"Comrade Kautsky and the Dromedary"

Box 30
Folder 65

"Concerning Conscientious Objectors"

Box 30
Folder 66

"Concerning Our League President"

Box 30
Folder 67

"Concerning Race Prejudice"

Box 30
Folder 68

"Concerning Registration"

Box 30
Folder 69

"Concerning Socialist Candidates"

Box 30
Folder 70

"Concerning the Goldfish Bowl"

Box 30
Folder 71

"Concerning the Pulitzer Prize"

Box 30
Folder 72

"Concerning "Three Books""

Box 30
Folder 73

"Conditions in Russian Hospitals"

Box 30
Folder 74

"Conditions in 1947 were entirely different from now"

Box 30
Folder 75

"Conservative America"

Box 30
Folder 76

"The Convict: A Story"

Box 30
Folder 77

"The Convict: A Drama in Three Acts--Act I"

Box 30
Folder 78

"The Convict: A Drama in Three Acts--Act II "

Box 30
Folder 79-81

"Co-op: A Drama"

Box 30
Folder 82

"The Corn-Field Lady"

Box 30
Folder 83

"Count Roman Ostoja"

Box 30
Folder 84

"Cousins by Courtesy"

Box 30
Folder 85

"The Critical Spirit"

Box 30
Folder 86

"The Daughter of the Confederacy: The Life Story of Winnie Davis, daughter of Jefferson Davis"

Box 30
Folder 87

"The Dead Hand: An Essay in the Economic Interpretation of Culture"

Box 30
Folder 88

"Dear Mr. President!"

Box 30
Folder 89

"Debs and the Poets"

Box 30
Folder 90

[Dedication] "To Mary Craig Sinclair without whose wisdom..."

Box 30
Folder 91

"Democratic Defense"

Box 30
Folder 92

"The Democratization of Education"

Box 31
Folder 1-4

"Depression Island: Sketch for a motion picture comedy"

Box 31
Folder 5

"Did I Steal EPIC?"

Box 31
Folder 6

"The Disturbance of Max Eastman"

Box 31
Folder 7

"Dr. Faustus Today"

Box 31
Folder 8-9

"Doctor Fist, A Drama in Three Acts"

Box 31
Folder 10

"Does This Break Your Jaw?"

Box 31
Folder 11

"The Dole, and Other Things"

Box 31
Folder 12

"Double the Townsend Offer "

Box 31
Folder 13

"'During the EPIC campaign I pointed out...'"

Box 31
Folder 14

"Editorial on EPIC"

Box 31
Folder 15

"An Effort at Practical Co-operation"

Box 31
Folder 16

"The Einstein I Knew"

Box 31
Folder 17

"Eisenstein Comes to Hollywood: A Contribution to Moving Picture History"

Box 31
Folder 18

"The Eisenstein Picture: A Statement from the Other Side of the Case"

Box 31
Folder 19

"Eisenstein Repents"

Box 31
Folder 20

"Election Prospects; The Election Results"

Box 31
Folder 21

"The Emancipated Husband"

Box 31
Folder 22

"End Poverty " Movies

Box 31
Folder 23

"Ending Poverty Without Pain"

Box 31
Folder 24

"The Enemy Behaves According to Schedule"

Box 31
Folder 25-27

"The Enemy Had It Too: A Play in Three Acts"

Box 31
Folder 28

"Enemy in the Mouth: A Statement by Upton Sinclair "

(see also: Writings. Cup of Fury)


Box 31
Folder 29

"EPIC and the Townsend Plan"

Box 31
Folder 30

"EPIC Answers"

Box 31
Folder 31

"EPIC Drama"

Box 31
Folder 32

"EPIC Education is Needed"

Box 31
Folder 33

"The EPIC Movement"

Box 31
Folder 34

"The EPIC Plan. Can Poverty be Ended?"

Box 31
Folder 35

"EPICs and Democrats"

Box 31
Folder 36

"Essays in Revolution"

[table of contents and preface]


Box 31
Folder 37

"Eugenic Celibate Motherhood"

Box 31
Folder 38

"Europe and America"

Box 31
Folder 39

"Exchanging for Use"

Box 31
Folder 40

"An Ex-King's Ransom: A Letter to Edward, Duke of Windsor"

Box 31
Folder 41

"Expect No Peace!"

Box 31
Folder 42

"Explain This to Me! An Account of Some Psychic Mysteries"

Box 31
Folder 43

"Explaining my attitude toward the problem of Social Revolution"

Box 31
Folder 44

"Family Favorites"

Box 31
Folder 45

"Federation in Europe"

Box 31
Folder 46

"Fiat Justitia!"

Box 31
Folder 47

"The 50th Anniversary of the L.I.D."

Box 31
Folder 48

"First Principles"

Box 31
Folder 49

"The Flivver King: A proposal"

Box 31
Folder 50

"Floyd Dell, Me, and the War"

Box 31
Folder 51

"Food for the Unemployed"

Box 31
Folder 52

"For a New Appeal to Reason"

Box 31
Folder 53

"For Sale to the Highest Bidder: Young Woman Industrial Slave"

Box 31
Folder 54

"For Shadia"

Box 31
Folder 55

"For the Voice of America"

Box 31
Folder 56

"Ford's Peace Ship"

Box 31
Folder 57

"Forward EPIC"

Box 31
Folder 58

"'Frank Harris asks me to set forth...'"

Box 31
Folder 59

"Free Speech: What Is It?"

Box 31
Folder 60

"Freedom for Judges"

Box 31
Folder 61

"Freedom for Workers"

Box 31
Folder 62

"Freestate: A Plan for European Reconstruction"

Box 31
Folder 63

"'A friend of mine who is devoted to the cause of workers,...'"

Box 31
Folder 64

"From Frying Pan into Fire"

Box 31
Folder 65

"The Future of EPIC "

[two different essays]


Box 31
Folder 66

"The Future of Socialism in the United States: American Fabian Essays"

[table of contents]


Box 31
Folder 67

"God and Birth Control"

Box 31
Folder 68

"God for Capitalism"

Box 31
Folder 69-75

"God's Country "

Box 31
Folder 76

"The Gold Fish Bowl"

Box 31
Folder 77-78

"The Golden Scenario"

Box 32
Folder 1

"Graft in America"

Box 32
Folder 2-6

"The Grand Duke Lectures: A Comedy in Three Acts"

Box 32
Folder 7

"Grapes of Wrath " [review]

Box 32
Folder 8

"Greatest Soul in Jail: Story of Massachusetts"

Box 32
Folder 9

"Greeting to Martin Andersen Nexo"

Box 32
Folder 10

"Greetings from Upton Sinclair "

[two different essays]


Box 32
Folder 11

"Greetings to the "New Masses""

Box 32
Folder 12

"Greetings to U.S.S.R."

Box 32
Folder 13

"Groping in a Fog"

Box 32
Folder 14

"Ham and Eggs for California"

Box 32
Folder 15

"Ham and Eggs Plowed Under"

Box 32
Folder 16

"The Haves and the Have Nots"

Box 32
Folder 17

"The Health Hunters: A Farce Comedy in Four Acts"

Box 32
Folder 18

"Hell "

Box 32
Folder 19

"Help for Spain"

Box 32
Folder 20

"Help Wanted"

Box 32
Folder 21

"Here's to Crime!"

Box 32
Folder 22

"Here's Your New Baby!"

[originally titled: Here's Your New Paper!]


Box 32
Folder 23

"High Stakes"

Box 32
Folder 24

"Hired Liar! "

[originally titled: Hired Liars]


Box 32
Folder 25

"His Second Wife"

Box 32
Folder 26

"His Third Wife"

Box 32
Folder 27

"History Repeats Itself"

Box 32
Folder 28

"Hollywood and Detroit"

Box 32
Folder 29

"Hooked by a Fish: And How It Feels"

Box 32
Folder 30

"Hopes for the Old People"

Box 32
Folder 31

"The House of Wonder"

Box 32
Folder 32

"'How can people who live in the cheapest...'"

Box 32
Folder 33

"How I Reformed Three Great American Families"

Box 32
Folder 34

"How to Kill the Tiger? "

Box 32
Folder 35

"'I am asked to say why it is that in present-day fiction...'"

Box 32
Folder 36

"I Am Socialist, Democrat and Republican All in One"

Box 32
Folder 37

"'I fully agree with Professor Dearborn in his belief...'"

Box 32
Folder 38

"I, Governor of California And How I Ended Poverty: A True Story of the Future"

Box 32
Folder 39

"'I have just returned from a twelve-thousand mile...'"

Box 32
Folder 40

"I Knew Lincoln Steffens"

Box 32
Folder 41

"I Pull Political Wires"

Box 32
Folder 42

"I Will Not Let the People Down!"

Box 32
Folder 43

"If Defeated"

Box 32
Folder 44

"If Elected If I Lose"

Box 32
Folder 45

"If I Were President"

Box 32
Folder 46

"If I Win"

Box 32
Folder 47

"Ike "

Box 32
Folder 48

"Ike Splits His Party!"

Box 32
Folder 49

"Immediate EPIC"

Box 32
Folder 50

"Improvements in the Plan"

Box 32
Folder 51

"Improving California"

Box 32
Folder 52

"In Defense of Albert Abrams"

Box 32
Folder 53

"In Memoriam"

Box 32
Folder 54

"'In the August 27th issue of a Wisconsin newspaper...'"

Box 32
Folder 55

"In the Enemy's Camp"

Box 32
Folder 56

"Income: A Review"

Box 32
Folder 57

"The Industrial Republic "

[miscellaneous pages]


Box 32
Folder 58

"Inside Hitler, " by Kurt Krueger. An introduction and review

Box 32
Folder 59

"Instead of an Editorial "

[first page only]


Box 32
Folder 60

"Intellectual Freedom"

Box 32
Folder 61

"Interview with Ludwig Renn "

Box 32
Folder 62

"Introduction to the Lanny Budd Picture Book"

Box 32
Folder 63

"The Inventor's Reward"

Box 32
Folder 64

"Is Capitalism Worth It?"

Box 32
Folder 65

"Is the EPIC Plan constitutional? " Debate of Upton Sinclair vs. Hamilton Fish, Jr., Chautauqua, N.Y., July 20.

Box 32
Folder 66

"Is This Jack London?"

Box 32
Folder 67

"The Island of Kings"

Box 32
Folder 68

"The Island of Manhato"

Box 32
Folder 69

"It All Started With Columbus "

[review]


Box 32
Folder 70

"It has been your fate and mine to be living..."

Box 32
Folder 71

"'It is my deliberate opinion, based upon forty years...'"

[possibly titled: Capitalist Press]


Box 32
Folder 72

"'It is my pleasure today to be one of the speakers...'"

[part of program titled: Men and Books]


Box 32
Folder 73

"Jack London"

Box 32
Folder 74

"Jesus Lives "

[notes, related materials]


Box 32
Folder 75

"The Job of Changing America"

Box 32
Folder 76-77

"John D: A Mellow-drammer with Mellow-dee"

Box 32
Folder 78

"Keep Our Paper"

Box 32
Folder 79

"A King and a Rebel"

Box 32
Folder 80

"King Edward and Democracy"

Box 32
Folder 81

"Lady Poets"

Box 32
Folder 82

"Land of Orange Groves and Jails"

Box 32
Folder 83

"The Laying on of Hands"

Box 32
Folder 84

"League for Creeping Socialism"

Box 32
Folder 85

"'Leonard Lyons has asked me to blow him to one day's vacation...'"

Box 32
Folder 86

"Letter to a Red Army Soldier"

Box 32
Folder 87

"Letter to an "Appeaser""

Box 32
Folder 88

"A Letter to Henry Ford"

Box 32
Folder 89

"A Letter to the Chicago Conference; Letter to the South"

Box 32
Folder 90

"Letters to Judd: An American Workingman"

Box 32
Folder 91

"Letters to Percy"

Box 32
Folder 92

"Letting Them Starve"

Box 32
Folder 93

"The Lie Factory Starts"

[preface]


Box 32
Folder 94

"Life in America"

Box 32
Folder 95

"Life in Letters"

Box 32
Folder 96

"Limbo on the Loose: A Midsummer's Night's Dream"

Box 33
Folder 1

"Literary Digest Poll; The Literary Radical"

Box 33
Folder 2

"Little Algernon"

Box 33
Folder 3

"Little World War in a Garden"

Box 33
Folder 4

"Looking Forward"

Box 33
Folder 5

"Losing"

Box 33
Folder 6

"A Lost Leader"

Box 33
Folder 7-8

"Love in Arms: A Play in Three Acts"

Box 33
Folder 9

"Lying to the People"

Box 33
Folder 10

"The Machine: A Drama in Three Acts"

Box 33
Folder 11

"Magazine Propaganda"

Box 33
Folder 12

"Making Democracy Work"

Box 33
Folder 13

"Making Our Minds Work: Experiences in Mental Healing"

Box 33
Folder 14

"Many Busy Years: The Memoirs of S.K. Ratcliffe"

[introduction]


Box 33
Folder 15

"Martin Birnbaum"

Box 33
Folder 16

"Me and Ham Fish"

Box 33
Folder 17

"Me--Millionaire"

Box 33
Folder 18

"The Meaning of EPIC"

Box 33
Folder 19

"Memories of a Muckraker"

Box 33
Folder 20

"Memories of Debs"

Box 33
Folder 21

"Memories of Edward MacDowell"

Box 33
Folder 22

"Mental Therapeutics"

Box 33
Folder 23

"A Message to the Czech People"

Box 33
Folder 24

"The Metropolis"

Box 33
Folder 25

"Metropolis-Moneychangers-Machine"

[synopsis]


Box 33
Folder 26

"The Militant Consumers: A Protest to the People of New York"

Box 33
Folder 27

"Millions Dance"

Box 33
Folder 28

"Mind Is a Force"

Box 33
Folder 29

"Mind-Reading Happens: And Here Are the Proofs"

Box 33
Folder 30

"Mobilizing the Movies"

Box 33
Folder 31

"The Money-Changers"

Box 33
Folder 32

"More Ham and Eggs"

Box 33
Folder 33

"Most Haunted House"

Box 33
Folder 34

"Mr. Upton-Sinclair-Lewis-Browne"

Box 33
Folder 35

"Mrs. Dilling Entertains"

Box 33
Folder 36

"'Mrs. Gartz comes honestly by her unconventional opinions...'"

Box 33
Folder 37

"The Muckrakers"

[preface]


Box 33
Folder 38

"Music Made Visible"

[includes photographs]


Box 33
Folder 39

"My Autobiography:" By Charles Chaplin

[review]


Box 33
Folder 40

"My Battle"

Box 33
Folder 41

"My Cause"

Box 33
Folder 42

"My Cousin, Mrs. Simpson"

Box 33
Folder 43

"My Friends, The People of Japan"

Box 33
Folder 44

"My Interview with Mussolini"

Box 33
Folder 45

"My Kind of World"

Box 33
Folder 46

"My Life in Diet"

Box 33
Folder 47

"My Mansion"

Box 33
Folder 48

"My Most Inspiring Moment"

Box 33
Folder 49

"My Question Box"

Box 33
Folder 50

"The Nation"

Box 33
Folder 51

"National Economic Trust"

Box 33
Folder 52

"Neutrality for Fascism"

Box 33
Folder 53

"Never while I live shall I forget..."

[possibly titled: Taft]


Box 33
Folder 54

"The New Deal." Outline for a motion picture scenario

Box 33
Folder 55

"The New Depression"

Box 33
Folder 56

"The New Sun, by Taro Yashima"

[review]


Box 33
Folder 57

"A New Year's Task for You and Me"

Box 33
Folder 58

"No End to Unemployment"

Box 33
Folder 59

"No More Headaches!"

Box 33
Folder 60

"The Nobel Prize for Literature"

Box 33
Folder 61

"Norman Thomas: A Biography" by Harry Fleischman

[review]


Box 33
Folder 62

"Notes for Democratic Platform"

Box 33
Folder 63

"The Novelist as a Social Commentator"

Box 33
Folder 64

"Of the Late Mr. Josef Stalin"

Box 33
Folder 65-67

"Oil: A Play"

Box 33
Folder 68

"On Being Taken into the Institute"

Box 33
Folder 69

"On Re-Reading Homer"

[also titled: Re-Reading Homer]


Box 33
Folder 70

"'One has to have a tough hide to run for a political office...'"

Box 33
Folder 71

"One Thousand Percent Dividends"

Box 33
Folder 72

"One Woman's Fight: A True Story"

Box 33
Folder 73

"An Open Letter to Marshal Stalin"

[also titled: To Josef Stalin, Premier of the U.S.S.R.]


Box 33
Folder 74

"An Open Letter to President Roosevelt: My Dear Mr. President..."

Box 33
Folder 75

"An Open Letter to President Roosevelt "

[also titled: Start Planning Now: My Dear President Roosevelt...] [also titled: Let Them Know What We Mean: Dear President Roosevelt...]


Box 33
Folder 76

[An Open Letter to President Wilson]

[missing page one]


Box 33
Folder 77

"An Open Letter to William Allen White"

Box 33
Folder 78

"Orders From America: Being a Reply to Anna Louise Strong"

Box 33
Folder 79

"Organize the World"

Box 33
Folder 80

"Our Campaign Committee"

Box 33
Folder 81

"'Our State-Wide EPIC Convention will be on the point of assembling...'"

Box 33
Folder 82

"Our Political Prisoners"

Box 33
Folder 84

"Outline of a Project: For the Reprinting of Six Labor Novels by Upton Sinclair"

Box 33
Folder 85

"Outline of Suggested Research for EPIC"

Box 33
Folder 86

"Pain Shall Go! Outline of a Motion Picture Story of the Discovery of Anesthesia"

Box 33
Folder 87-89

"Pamela Two: A Play in Three Acts"

Box 33
Folder 90

"The Party Line Surveyed: The Burned Bramble by Manes Sperber"

[review]


Box 33
Folder 91

"Peace That Will Last: An Appeal to English People"

Box 33
Folder 92

"The Peculiar Feebleness of Social Democrats"

Box 33
Folder 93

"Pension Plans "

Box 33
Folder 94

"The People at Bay"

Box 33
Folder 95

"The Peoples' Classics"

Box 33
Folder 96

"Perkin's Wife "

Box 33
Folder 97

"The Permanent Crisis"

Box 33
Folder 98

"The Permanent Unemployed"

Box 33
Folder 99

"PFU Not Forgotten"

[Production for Use]


Box 33
Folder 100

"Pirates and Bankers"

Box 34
Folder 1

"Poet in a Hogshead"

Box 34
Folder 2

"Police Power"

[originally titled: Post Impressions]


Box 34
Folder 3

"The Political Future in America"

Box 34
Folder 4

"Portrait of Fascism"

Box 34
Folder 5-14

"Pot Boiler: A Comedy in Four Acts"

Box 34
Folder 15

"Poverty the Issue"

Box 34
Folder 16

"Practically Cousins"

[originally titled: Cousins by Courtesy]


Box 34
Folder 17

"The Prayer and the Answer are One"

Box 34
Folder 18

"Preface...[Britain]"

Box 34
Folder 19

"Preface...[Dick Otto]"

Box 34
Folder 20

"Preface...[Kate Crane Gartz]"

Box 34
Folder 21

"Preface...[Simeon Aller]"

Box 34
Folder 22

"Preface...Southern Belle"

Box 34
Folder 23

"Preface...[Speaking in tongues]"

Box 34
Folder 24

"Prepare for the Enemies' Onslaught"

Box 34
Folder 25

"Preparing for a Revolution"

Box 34
Folder 26

"A Prize of $1000.00 for a Socialist Play"

Box 34
Folder 27

"The Problem of Food"

Box 34
Folder 28

"The Problem of Pensions"

Box 34
Folder 29

"A Proclamation to the People of California"

Box 34
Folder 30

"A Proclamation to the World by Franklin D. Roosevelt. Not written by him, but respectfully offered to him and to you by Upton Sinclair "

Box 34
Folder 31

"Production for Use Congress"

Box 34
Folder 32

"Production for Use Must Come"

Box 34
Folder 33

"Production for Use vs. Production for Profit." Temple Sholom Lecture Forum Debate: Upton Sinclair vs. Hamilton Fish, Jr.

Box 34
Folder 34

"Progress Forward or Backward"

Box 34
Folder 35

"Prophets for Today"

Box 34
Folder 36

"Prosperity: The Old vs. the New"

Box 34
Folder 37

"Protecting Our Liberties"

Box 34
Folder 38

"Pump-priming Again"

Box 34
Folder 39

"The Question Mark"

Box 34
Folder 40

"Question Period for Critics"

[originally titled: Address to My Critics]


Box 34
Folder 41

"Questionnaire Concerning Psychic Experiences"

Box 34
Folder 42

"A Questionnaire on Marriage"

Box 34
Folder 43

"Questions Unanswered"

Box 34
Folder 44

"A Rag-Tag Economy"

Box 34
Folder 45

"The Reactions of Abrams: A Report"

Box 34
Folder 46

"Reconsidering Socialism"

Box 34
Folder 47

"The Red Dragon: The Story of Agnes Smedley in America and China"

Box 34
Folder 48

"Red Gold"

[outline]


Box 34
Folder 49

"The Reds Arrive"

Box 34
Folder 50

"The Reds Bring Reaction"

Box 34
Folder 51

"Reds Deceived Him..."

Box 34
Folder 52-56

"Reds I Have Known"

Box 34
Folder 57

"Relief of Suffering"

Box 34
Folder 58

"Reply to Ex-Comrade Ghent; Reply to Manchester Boddy"

Box 34
Folder 59

"Report to the EPIC Convention"

Box 34
Folder 60

"The Return of Upton Sinclair"

Box 34
Folder 61

"Revolution in Colorado"

Box 34
Folder 62

"The Rice Diet Works"

Box 34
Folder 63

"The Right to Criticize and Debate"

Box 34
Folder 64

"The Roman Catholic War on Socialism in New York City"

Box 34
Folder 65

"The Rudest Man in the World"

Box 34
Folder 66

"Rumors of War"

Box 34
Folder 67

"The Russian Fliers on Sinclair"

Box 34
Folder 68

"A Safe World: How to Make It"

Box 34
Folder 69-73

"Saleslady: A Little Play for the White Collar Folks"

Box 34
Folder 74

"Security Plus Liberty"

Box 34
Folder 75

"The Second Story Man"

Box 34
Folder 76

"The Settin' Down Job"

Box 35
Folder 1

"Signatures in Support of Statement " (To be forwarded to Mayor Willy Brandt)

Box 35
Folder 2

"'Since so many of the readers of this paper followed the serial 'Co-op'...'"

Box 35
Folder 3

"The Sinclair Co-operative"

[including Bylaws of the Sinclair Co-operative]


Box 35
Folder 4

"Sinclair-Fish Debate: A Statement"

Box 35
Folder 5-9

"The Sinclair Foundation"

Box 35
Folder 10

"Sinclair Replies to Wardell"

Box 35
Folder 11-12

"Singing Jailbirds: A Drama in Four Acts"

Box 35
Folder 13

"Sit-Down Strike: Outline of a Story"

Box 35
Folder 14

"The Sit Down Strikes"

Box 35
Folder 15

"The Slavery of "Free Love""

Box 35
Folder 16

"Slush for the Women"

Box 35
Folder 17

"Smoked Out! A Reply to the Critic of "The Brass Check""

[also titled: A Reply to the Critics of "The Brass Check"]


Box 35
Folder 18

"Social Art"

Box 35
Folder 19

"Social Justice Without Violence"

Box 35
Folder 20

"Socialism and Culture"

Box 35
Folder 21

"Socialism and Liberty"

Box 35
Folder 22

"Socialism and Me"

Box 35
Folder 23

"Socialism and the War"

Box 35
Folder 24

"Socialism in America"

Box 35
Folder 25

"Socialism, Red or White: Bolshevism at a Deadlock" by Karl Kautsky

[review]


Box 35
Folder 26

"A Socialist Moving Picture Circuit"

Box 35
Folder 27

"A Socialist Peace"

Box 35
Folder 28

"Socialist Uraemia"

Box 35
Folder 29

"Sociology for America: Lester F. Ward, The American Aristotle... " by Samuel Chugerman

[review]


Box 35
Folder 30

"Spirits, or Mind-Reading? A Second Séance with Arthur Ford"

Box 35
Folder 31

"Splitting the Liberals"

Box 35
Folder 32

"Spontaneous Combustion"

Box 35
Folder 33

"Spreading EPIC"

Box 35
Folder 34

"Stand by Democracy"

Box 35
Folder 35

"Start the Idle Factories"

Box 35
Folder 36

"Starting EPIC in New York"

Box 35
Folder 37

Statements by Upton Sinclair:

"The EPIC movement to end poverty has been put forward in my book, 'I, Governor of California...'"

"I have a book ms. entitled 'Personal Jesus...'"

"I have been asked by the New Leader to elaborate... "

[also titled: In Support of the Atlantic Pact]


"I have never advocated the socialization of all industry."

"I have read a copy of an article..." May 1, 1950  

"Mr. William J. Perlman of the Cinema Research Bureau... "

"The present tale was begun as a bluff... "

"Some eighteen months ago I advertised... "

Box 35
Folder 38

"Statement for Jim Tully"

Box 35
Folder 39

"Statement for the nation: "I do not believe...""

Box 35
Folder 40

"Statement of the EPIC Plan"

Box 35
Folder 41

"Statement of the Free Speech League "

Box 35
Folder 42

"Statement to Associated Press: "I have been a Social Democrat for 45 years...""

Box 35
Folder 43

"Statement... to be released Wednesday morning in the event of his nomination"

Box 35
Folder 44

"Statement to EPIC News: "It appears that Barclay W. Bradley...""

Box 35
Folder 45

"A Statement to EPICs: "In May of last year the first EPIC convention...""

Box 35
Folder 46

"A Statement to the EPICs: "Our EPIC movement is now well into the third year...""

Box 35
Folder 47

"States Rights Socialism"

Box 35
Folder 48

"Stealing One Another's Washing"

Box 35
Folder 49

"The Stepmother"

Box 35
Folder 50

"The Stockyards"

Box 35
Folder 51

"The Story of a Book"

Box 35
Folder 52

"The Story of Adelaide Branch"

Box 35
Folder 53

"The Story of Susie: A Backward Child Comes Forward "

[originally titled: The Story of "Muffins"]


Box 35
Folder 54

"The Strange Case of Carey McWilliams"

Box 35
Folder 55

"The Stranglehold"

Box 35
Folder 56

"Suffragetteland"

Box 35
Folder 57

"Support for Spanish Democracy"

Box 35
Folder 58

"The Supreme Court"

Box 35
Folder 59

"Supreme Court for EPIC"

Box 35
Folder 60

"The Supreme Court Speaks"

Box 35
Folder 61

"Swap Your Votes"

Box 35
Folder 62

"The Tale of the Reluctant Prince"

[originally titled: The Reluctant Prince]


Box 35
Folder 63

"Talk United States!"

Box 35
Folder 64

"The Tallest-Men Town: An idea for a magazine feature"

Box 35
Folder 65

"Taxing Stock Transfers"

Box 35
Folder 66

"Technicians Awake "

[originally titled: The Technicians Rebel]


Box 35
Folder 67

"Telling the World "

[miscellaneous materials]


Box 35
Folder 68

"Terror in Russia?"

[promotional material]


Box 35
Folder 69

"'Thank you for your invitation to speak to the people of the Soviet Union...'"

Box 35
Folder 70

"'These are my last words to the voters of California in this campaign...'"

Box 35
Folder 71

"They Call Me Carpenter: A Play in Four Acts"

Box 35
Folder 72

"Third EPIC Funeral"

Box 35
Folder 73

"Thirty Dollars Every Thursday!"

Box 35
Folder 74

"This Brave New Party "

[originally titled: This Brand New Party]


Box 35
Folder 75

"This I Believe"

Box 35
Folder 76

"'This is not the proper mood for critiques of a democracy...'"

Box 35
Folder 77-78

"This Is Rob! An Anthology for Script-Shaped Heads"

Box 35
Folder 79

"This Time, A Truce!"

Box 35
Folder 80

"Thunder Over Mexico: The Story of the Eisenstein Motion Picture"

Box 35
Folder 81

"To a Would Be Debater"

Box 35
Folder 82

"To George Bernard Shaw: An Open Letter"

Box 35
Folder 83

"To Hell with Capital?"

Box 35
Folder 84

"To My Fellow Democrats: A Statement by Upton Sinclair"

Box 35
Folder 85

"To My French Readers"

Box 35
Folder 86

"To My German Readers"

Box 35
Folder 87

"To President Roosevelt"

Box 35
Folder 88

"To the Business Men of America"

Box 35
Folder 89

"To the Editor: It is a fact that most of the columnists..."

Box 35
Folder 90

"'To the farmers of the San Joaquin Valley...'"

[pages 6-7 of ?]


Box 35
Folder 91

"To the People of South Africa: A Letter from Upton Sinclair: August 2, l938" Aug 2, 1938 

Box 35
Folder 92

"To the Readers of My Books in Yugoslavia"

Box 35
Folder 93

"Tommy Junior the Second"

Box 35
Folder 94

"Tomorrow May Be Beautiful"

Box 35
Folder 95

"The Toy and the Man"

Box 35
Folder 96

"Trial for Plagiarism"

Box 35
Folder 97

"Truth Wanted"

Box 35
Folder 98

"Tully Versus Sinclair: Brief for the Defendant"

Box 35
Folder 99

"The Two-Headed Calf"

Box 35
Folder 100

"200,000 Men Bite Dog"

Box 35
Folder 101

"Two Socialist Poets"

Box 35
Folder 102

"Two Unusual Books"

Box 35
Folder 103

"Two Views of Russia"

Box 35
Folder 104

"The Unemployed Still with Us"

Box 35
Folder 105

"Unfair Harvard"

Box 35
Folder 106

"The United Front"

Box 35
Folder 107

"The Unknown Universe: Experiments in Psychic Research"

Box 35
Folder 108

"An Unmarried Mother: A Story"

Box 35
Folder 109

"Upton Sinclair Endorsed for Nobel Prize"

Box 35
Folder 110

"Upton Sinclair Has a Dream"

[originally titled: Upton Sinclair Has a Big Idea]


Box 35
Folder 111

"Upton Sinclair's A Monthly Magazine"

Box 35
Folder 112

"Use Versus Profit"

Box 35
Folder 113

"Utopia on the Trek: Being the Adventures of a Co-Operative Caravan"

[co-author Michael Williams]


Box 35
Folder 114

"Vachel Lindsay" (Contribution to a Memorial Volume)

Box 35
Folder 115

"Wall Street and Fifth Avenue"

Box 35
Folder 116

"Wally for Queen! The Private Life of Royalty"

[also titled: Wally for Queen! A Sketch in One Act; originally titled: Baltimore Girl: A Sketch in One Act]


Box 35
Folder 117

"Walter Lippmann Clarifies His Mind"

Box 35
Folder 118

"Wanted: An EPIC Drama League"

Box 35
Folder 119

"Wanted--A Martyr"

Box 35
Folder 120

"Wanted: A National Organ!"

Box 35
Folder 121

"Wanted: A Paper"

Box 35
Folder 122

"War and Prosperity"

Box 35
Folder 123

"The War Letters of Captain Crane Gartz"

Box 35
Folder 124

"The Way Out"

Box 36
Folder 1

"'We have in our country somewhere between'"

Box 36
Folder 2-3

"We, People of America and How We Ended Poverty"

[including The EPIC Chain Letter]


Box 36
Folder 4

"We Speak for Ourselves: An anthology of American autobiography," edited by Irving Stone with Richard Kennedy

[review]


Box 36
Folder 5

"Welcome to the Convention"

Box 36
Folder 6

"What Can Be Done About America's Economic Troubles?"

Box 36
Folder 7

"What Does Democracy Mean: Essay Submitted in Town Hall Competition"

Box 36
Folder 8

"What Is a Revolution?"

Box 36
Folder 9

"What Is the Answer?"

[incomplete]


Box 36
Folder 10

"What Life Means to Me"

Box 36
Folder 11

"What Next?"

Box 36
Folder 12

"What Price Holidays?"

Box 36
Folder 13

"What Price Liberty?"

Box 36
Folder 14

"What Price Prosperity?"

Box 36
Folder 15

"What Rights Has an Author?"

Box 36
Folder 16

"What Shall Be Done with Hitler?"

Box 36
Folder 17

"What this Campaign Means"

Box 36
Folder 18

"When Does the Shooting Begin?"

Box 36
Folder 19

"When I Was a Teener"

Box 36
Folder 20

"When Is a Communist?"

Box 36
Folder 21

"When There Is No Peace"

Box 36
Folder 22

"Who Defies the Power of Almighty GOD?"

Box 36
Folder 23

"Who Will Steal EPIC?"

Box 36
Folder 24

"Who Won the Election"

Box 36
Folder 25

"Why Are the Insurgents?"

Box 36
Folder 26

"Will Americans Work?"

Box 36
Folder 27

"Will the Gobbel-uns Git You?"

Box 36
Folder 28

"Winning"

Box 36
Folder 29

"A Word to the Convention"

Box 36
Folder 30

"Work for All Candidates"

Box 36
Folder 31

"The World's Crisis"

Box 36
Folder 32

"Writing Books for Labor"

Box 36
Folder 33

"Your Million Dollars: Being Letters to Joe"

[also titled: Letters to Joe]


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"Zillions of Dollars: A Truth Story"

[originally titled: Zillions of Money]


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"Zola Coming Back: Emile Zola" by F.W.J. Hemmings

[review]


Subseries: Poems

(3 folders)

Arranged alphabetically by title.


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Celestial Speculation

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Down, down to the bottom of the sea...

[first line]


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An Evangelist Drowns

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An Evangelist Prays

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"Fat"

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God and Myself

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The Jew

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John D. Rockefeller

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Lizzieville

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Manhattan, thy towers & temples I spy...

[first line]


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The Marseillaise in the Tombs

Box 36 My Dear Ted Cook:...
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[first line]


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Nature is cruel, nature is benign...

[first line]


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Nature Study

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O Man, Be Good!

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Oh, the governor of Arkansaw...

[first line]


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Political Prayer

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Political Prayers

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The Professor and the Bullthorn

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The Shepherd is Dead

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The Song of the Id

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Spider Lore

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The Wise Chickens

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Songs Nearing Sixty

Subseries: Speeches 1914-1966, n. d. 

Arranged chronologically by date given or broadcast and includes typescripts and notes for: speeches, broadcasts and debates.


Box 36 1914, May 15.   Mass meeting, Denver, CO

1914, May 29.  Progressive Club, Chicago, IL (Extracts)

1914, Jun 13.  Tarrytown

1916, Mar 23.  Debate between Upton Sinclair and Atty. C.C. Crouch, San Diego, CA

1916, Oct 24.  Truth. Southern California Women's Press Club

1918, Mar 10.  Mass meeting in celebration of Russian Revolution, Los Angeles, CA

1918, Mar 11.  Discussion...of O'Neill's "Strange Interlude," symposium at Biltmore Theatre, Los Angeles, CA

1933, Jan 22.  Student Conference Against War, University of California at Los Angeles

1933, May 10.  Press and writers preview of Thunder Over Mexico, Los Angeles, CA

1934, Feb 24.   Radio KYA

1934, Mar 24.  Lawndale, CA

1934, Aug 2.  Radio KFI

1934, Aug 6.  Radio KNX

1934, Aug 13.  Radio KNX

1934, Aug 20.  Radio KNX

1934, Aug 27.  Shrine Auditorium

1934, Aug 29.  Radio KHJ

1934, Sep 8.  My meeting with the President, WEAF, New York City

1934, Sep 17.  Radio KHJ and Columbia System and 8 coast stations, from Shrine Auditorium

1934, Sep 24.  Radio KFRC

1934, Oct 8.  Radio KHJ

1934, Oct 12.  Radio KGER

1934, Oct 15.  General election, Radio speech no. 5

1934, Oct 28.  Radio KHJ

1934, Oct.  Radio KHJ

[incomplete]


1934.  Interviews: "Questions and Answers"

1935, Jan 23. 

1935, Mar 28.  Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles, CA

1936, Apr 17  & 1936, Apr 24. Radio KNX, Campaign to End Poverty in Civilization

1936, May 4.  EPIC Auditorium, Los Angeles, CA

1936, Nov 13.  Western Writers Conference, San Francisco, CA

1936, Nov 14.  The Writer in a Changing World, Western Writers Conference, San Francisco, CA

1936.  EPIC Convention in LA Labor Temple

1939, Oct 20.  Radio address

1941, Feb.  Stand Firm, Norwegians! Radio WRUL, Boston

1950, Nov 26.  Recording for Voice of America

1952, Aug.  My friends and readers in Japan

1953.  Voice of America (German)

1954.  For the Voice of America

1954.  To the Congress for Cultural Freedom

1958, Sep 19.  Critic's Choice

1958, Oct 15.  Alumni of the City College of New York and League for Industrial Democracy

1959, Jan 11.   "As We See It" AFL-CIO Public Service Program, ABC broadcast

1959, Nov 22.  Cavalcade of Books

1960, Jan 1.  Transcript of tape recording made...at the request of the representatives of the Yugoslav government at the United Nations for broadcast to the people of Yugoslavia... Recorded Dec. 15, 1959.

1960, Apr 26.  "This is Upton Sinclair..."

1960, May 22.  "As We See It - Upton Sinclair's Story"

1963, Jan   Interview by Ronald Gottesman. Transcript of Reels 1-9

(9 folders)


1963, Mar  Reminiscences re: novels and political career

1966, Oct 16.  "As We See It - Upton Sinclair at 88"

n.d. Interviews - Sinclair/Hoiles

n.d. Interviews - "Supplementary Questions"

n.d. Interviews/Answers misc.

n.d. "Our guest of honor..." Intro. for Kate Crane Gartz

Subseries: Unidentified Writings and Fragments by Sinclair

Boxes 36-37 (37 folders)


Subseries: Writings by others

Arranged alphabetically by author of work.


Box 37 Aboulker, Henri. "Un jour mon fils José me dit:..."

[first line]


Acret, George Edward. Revitalizing the Constitution

Albrecht, E. Upton Sinclair und sozialhygienische Faktoren der Vereinigten Staaten von Nordamerika

Allvine, Glendon. The Man Who Owned the Motion Picture Industry.

[outline only]


Alva-Tore, Fernand. The Only Statesman in the World Who Has No Shares, No Bank Account

Ashton, George Franklin. The Campaign for Governor of California, 1934. Dec. 1946 

Balz, Rose Marguerite. The U.S.A. Eagle

Bantz, Elisabeth. Upton Sinclair, Book Reviews and Criticisms. Published in German and French Periodicals and Newspapers. 1944 

Barlow, Arthur. The Hiss Case

Barr, Earl G. High Points in Question and in Answer from Edward Bellamy's Looking Backward and Equality. 1935 

Benamy, Alexander. I was a Citizen in Central Europe. 1939 

Berenberg, David Paul. Two poems

Bradley, Barclay White.Relief and Rehabilitation

Braithwaite, William Stanley Beaumont. On the Desire in Modern Women Not to Bear Children

Browne, Lewis. Review of A World to Win

Browning, Elizabeth Barrett. Excerpt from "Aurora Leigh"

Burbank, Luther. [Statement about The Profits of Religion]

Campanella, Tommaso. The People

[poem]


Communist Party. [Statement about Sinclair and EPIC movement]

Cravath, O.D. The New Deal Relief Plan As I See It

Crowther, Bosley. Excerpts from "Hollywood Rajah" The Life and Times of Louis B. Mayer

Dahlin, Ted. The Birth of a Brain-Child

Dario, Rubén. The Song of Gold

[poem]


DeFord, Miriam Allen. [Review of "2000 Years" by Emil Long]

Deutsch, Babette. First chapter of untitled book-length poem

Downey, Sheridan. Radio Address, over KFBK; letter to Franklin D. Roosevelt Aug 22, [1934] 

Eeden, Frederik Willem van. Who will break the next big strike?

Ehrmann, Max. Upton Sinclair

[poem]


Evans, Idrisyn Oliver. To the Conscientious Objector

[poem]


Feld, Friedrich. Upton Sinclair im Zwergenland

Frasee, Isobel. What I know about Upton Sinclair

Gale, Zona. When one considers the raw material...

[first line]


Gartz, Kate Elizabeth (Crane).

(2 folders)


European Impressions, 1937 

Prophetic Letters

The Sea

[poem]


two letters of protest

letter to Franklin D. Roosevelt

George, Harrison. Criticism

Box 38 Gillette, King Camp. I - People's Industrial Corp. and other titles

(28 folders)


Gilroy, Charles F. In Truth

[poem]


Haldeman-Julius, Emanuel. From the diary of E. Haldeman

Hard, Frederick. President's charge to the graduating class - commencement 1962 

Hawkins, Jesse Kemp. A Christmas Plea

[poem]


Heath, Almon A. Production for use program

Heiser, Charles. Manuscript

Herron, George Davis.

The testament of a love

[poem]


I was four when my mother died...

[first line]


Herzfelde, W. Upton Sinclair: Leben - Werk - Kritik

Hillyer, Robert. Mr. Robert Hiller's Foreword to "October the Fourteenth"

Hormel, George Albert. A Man Made Depression

Hoskins, Dorothy M. Demonstration of Hypnosis

Humphries, Rolfe. At a Dance Hall

[poem]


Husaini, Syed Mehdi Abbas. Herald Of Hope (Upton Sinclair)

Jones, M.E. Upton Sinclair's Presidential Agent and The Jungle, for The Browsing Room, a weekly books program...

[radio script]


Kaul, Leo. Reflections

Keller, Adolf. A Millionaire's Farewell to Fifth Avenue

Kemp, Harry. Poems

Keppel, Charles William. Letter to Jeff

Kimbrough, Hunter Southworth. But Europe has gone back...

[first line]


Kipling, Rudyard. The Sons of Martha

[poem]


Kress, Melville.

To Upton Sinclair

[poem]


Upton Sinclair's Literary Godbrother

(From Kress Ms.)


Lawff, Ura. Cassandra Sits for the Candid Camera

[poem]


Le Gallienne, Richard. The Second Crucifixion

[poem]


Legendy, Rudolph. Zur Berlinkris

Linton, J.W. Wat - Tyler

[poem]


Linville, Henry R. (Henry Richardson)and Mufson, Thomas. American Scholarship in Bondage

Lively, Gerald J. Songs of a Soil Slave; misc. poems

(4 folders)


Markham, Edwin. The Man With the Hoe

[poem]


Miller, Leonard E.

Production for Use, a historical study;

Did Upton Sinclair Steal EPIC?

Miller, Marcy. Solitude

[poem]


Moore, Hannah. There were in line some 600 people...

[first line]


Mordell, Albert. The Fighting Sinclairs

- for patron use. (5 folders)


Box 39 Mordell, Albert. The Fighting Sinclairs

- original (DO NOT USE). (8 folders)


Morgan, David R. Nellie, You and I

Morris, Alvin H. The Subject

Morton, Robert A. A Promise to Hitler

Mosher, John P. Left Oblique: The EPIC Challenge to the New Deal. Undergraduate thesis, May 1963  

Muller, August.

Aschermittwoch

Einer, der am Weib zerbrach!

Tragödie

Musmanno, Michael Angelo. How delightful it is to be in Plymouth;...

[first line]


Negri, Ada. At the Night-Shelter

[poem]


Nevens, Mr. A Portrait

[poem]


Newman, W. Thomas. Truth is Stranger Than Fiction: The Re-Incarnation of Lao Tzu Sage of Ancient Sino

Oak, Liston M. Why American Labor Supports Free Enterprise: Interview with Norman Thomas. Jan 2, 1950  

O'Grady, John J. The Men Who Come Over From I-R-E-L-A-N-D

[music lyrics]


Padmanabhan Tampy, K.P.

Remarks on Upton Sinclair

Opinion of Gurudev Nicholas Roerich

Panikkar, K.M. (Kavalam Madhava). Preface

Pierce, Victoria. "The Social Theories of Upton Sinclair: a Study in Propaganda Literature." Graduate dissertation. Jun 1933 

Prince Immanuel of Jerusalem. Lupus and Fidus

Publius. Sinclair Plan is Practical

Relgis, Eugene. The Humanitarist Principles

Robison, W.P. My country, can it be, A land of poverty, O shame! O shame!

[poem]


Rogers, Percy. Speech, EPIC convention, Sunday night

Ruben, Dario.

Saylin, George J. Why EPIC?

Scudder, Doremus. Campaign Song of the New Age

[poem]


Scully, Frank. Author! Author! For Governor

Seely, Blanche Stoddard. Excerpt from "Curtain Going Up"

Sinclair, Mary Craig (Kimbrough).

Herausforderung

[poem]


You are a gorgeous gambolur

[poem - first line]


I do not think that a delightful little book like this...

[first line]


This is New Year's Eve....

[first line]


untitled play concerning Sinclair's split with Meta

(2 folders)


Spoak, H.F. A Swedish Appreciation of Upton Sinclair

Sterling, George. Separation

[poem]


Stewart, Sherri Roxane. Excerpt from I Like Animals Better Than People

Stone, Meta (Fuller). Challenge and Museum Garden

[poems]


Swamp, R. Communists Destroy Peasantry

[synopsis]


Toller, Ernst. Offener Brief an Herrn Goebbels

Toogood, Harry. Bill Porter, A drama of the prison life of O. Henry

[synopsis]


Torrence, Frederic Ridgley. Peace

[poem]


Totomianz, Vahan. Back to the Prosperity

Towne, Charles Hanson. How punctually God's poor arise to serve...

[poem]


Unthan, Carl Herrmann. Scribblemania

Vanzetti, Bartolomeo.

Events and Victims

Truth and Reality

(2 folders)


Vanzetti, Bartolomeo. Reasoning in my Defense

(see: Major works. Boston, folder 8)


Viertel, Berthold. Upton Sinclair

Warren, Fred D. A Little Old Appeal

(2 folders)


Warren, Fred D. A Millionaire and an Author

West, Don M. Lonesome Hollow

Whitaker, Robert. Crying in the Wilderness

[poem]


White, Peregrine and Williams, Roger John. The Carpenter, A Play of the Second Coming

Williams, R.R. Self-Liquidating Scrip

Wilson, Edmund. Eisenstein in Hollywood

Unidentified authors

(6 folders)


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