Anna M. Kross Papers

Manuscript Collection No. 176

1918-1974. 20.4 Linear ft.

ACCESS AND PROVENANCE

The Anna M. Kross Papers were donated by Anna Kross, New York, N. Y. in 1975. A later addition of papers was received from the Smith College Archives, Northampton, Massachusetts in January 2001. Anna Kross, by the act of donating her papers to the American Jewish Archives, assigned the property rights to the American Jewish Archives. All literary rights to material authored by Anna Kross are held by the Kross heirs. All literary rights to material authored by others are retained by the individuals and their heirs. Questions concerning rights should be addressed to the Executive Director of the American Jewish Archives. The papers are available to researchers in the reading room of the Marcus Center of the American Jewish Archives.

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH top

Anna Moscowitz Kross was born in Neshves, Russia on 17 July 1891 to Maier and Esther Drazen Moscowitz. Her parents immigrated to New York City two years later. Anna Moscowitz Kross studied at Columbia University and won a scholarship to attend law school. While studying law at New York University, she became interested in penal reform and volunteered to work in the prisons. This interest remained with her for the remainder of her career.

As a lawyer, Anna Kross wanted to help others - particularly the disadvantaged. While serving on the Family Court in the early 1920s, Kross insisted that not only prostitutes but also their clients were booked on charges. She resigned in 1923 to develop a legal practice in labor relations.

In 1933, Kross became the first women judge in the New York City magistrates court. She remained on the bench for 20 years. Because of her sociological approach to many cases, Kross became nationally known. Kross organized and became the first presiding magistrate of the Home Term Court- which dealt specifically with domestic cases. Day care centers were provided for the children of those in court. In 1954, she became the first woman commissioner for the Department of Corrections. She held this job until her retirement in 1966.

Kross was also involved in numerous organizations including law associations, groups involved with law enforcement, the Lucy Stone League, Hadassah and the United Jewish Philanthropies.

Anna M. Kross married Dr. Isodor Kross in 1917. They had two daughters: Dr. Helen K. Golden and Dr. Alice K. Frankel.

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE top

The ANNA M. KROSS PAPERS (1918-1974) describe the legal and social activist career of Anna M. Kross, lawyer and penealogist of New York, N. Y. The collection contains correspondence, documents, reports, press releases, articles, radio and television speeches, pamphlets, scrapbooks, and miscellaneous. Subjects include narcotics and drug addiction, juvenile delinquency, prisons, women, criminology, lawyers and law, and politics.

Some folders have been marked as being restricted. In these cases the files contain information on living people which we are required by law to restrict.

The collection is divided into fifteen series:

A. ADDRESSES

B. AWARDS

C. COLLEGES

D. COURT RELATED RECORDS

E. CRIMINOLOGY

F. DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS
Subseries 1. Pamphlets

G. GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE

H. HOME TERM COURT

I. INDIVIDUALS

J. COURT REPORTS

K. NARCOTICS

L. PERSONAL

M. SPEECHES

N. WOMEN
Subseries 1. Women’s Clubs

O. YOUTH

P. PHOTOGRAPHS

BOX AND FOLDER LISTING top

 
SERIES A. ADDRESSES

1	1	Alpha Omega Fraternity. 1952.
	2	American Hebrew. 30 Sep 1938.
	3	Brooklyn Law Review. Mar 1938.
	4	General Federation of Woman's Clubs. May 1947.
	5	Greene County Health Association. 1952.
	6	How a Great National Magazine Can Lead the Fight Against Juvenile Delinquency. 1946.
	7	Juvenile and Family Court. 1950.
	8	Juvenile Delinquency Conference. Jan 1947.
	9	Lecture Bureau. 1948-1960.
	10	Magazine Digest. Jan 1948.
	11	A Message to the Pennsylvania Clubwoman. 20 Sep 1945.
	12	New York School of Social Work. 1945.
	13	New York Times Forum. Citizenship in the Community. May 1946.
	14	Notes. 1941.
	15	Radio. 1952.
	16	Radio sponsors. 1945.
	17	Reader's Scope. 1947.
	18	Sisterhood of Brooklyn Jewish Center. 1952.
	19	Teachers College Record. Oct 1945.
	20	Woman's Auxiliary of St. Bartholomew's Church. 1952.
	21	Youth and citizenship. 1946.
	22	Youth, Inc. 1945.

SERIES B. AWARDS, HONORS

2	1	American Correction Association. Address. 1960.
	2	American Law Institute. Life membership. 1970.
	3	Anna M. Kross Day. 10 Nov 1973.
	4	Biographical sketch. 1964.
	5	Candlestick Award and related material. 1964.
	6	Congratulation letters. 1950.
	7	Congratulation letters. 10 Nov 1953 - 5 Jan 1954.
	8	Congratulation letters. 6 Jan 1954 - 3 Mar 1954.
	9	Congratulation letters. 1958.
	10	Doctor of Humane Letters. 1962.

3	1	Doctor of Humane Letters. HUC-JIR. 1965.
	2	Doctor of Law. New York University. 1956.
	3	Doctor of Law. New York University. 1956.
	4	Honorary degree. Western College for Women. 1954.
	5	Inaugural Ball and White House dinner. 1949.
	6	Miscellaneous awards and honors. 1957-1970.
	7	Neumark Montor, Martha. 1960-1964.

4	1	National Association of Women Lawyers. 1964.
	2	New York City. Citation of Appreciation. 1965.
	3	New York City Community Mental Health Board. 1966.
	4	Rockefeller, Nelson. 1969.
	5	Town Hall Club. 1962.
	6	United States Air Force. Citation. 1964.
	7	Woman of Achievement Award. Federation of Jewish Women's Organizations. 1953.
	8	Woman of the Year Award. 1954.		

SERIES C. COLLEGES

5	1	Academy of Religion and Mental Health. 1962.
	2	Bar-Ilan University. 1963-1969.
	3	Barnard College. 16 Dec 1953.
	4	Briarcliff College. Oct 1953.
	5	Brooklyn College. Dec 1963.
	6	City University of New York. Bowker, Albert H. 1954-1965.
	7	College Vocational Workshops. 1963-1965.
	8	Columbia University. 1950-1970.
	9	Columbia University. Notes, lectures, teaching material. n.d.
	10	Educational Alliance. 1957-1965.
	11	Education, Board of. 1955-1964.
	12	Florida State University. 1954.
	13	Harvard Educational Review. 1966.
	14	Gill, Howard B. 1956-1964.
	15	Long Island University. 1959-1964.
	16	Knudson, Barbara. 1966.
	17	Manhattan Community College. Dworkis. 1964-1965.
	18	New York University. Research Center for Human Relations. 1954-1969.

6	1	New York University. School of Social Work. 1963-1970.
	2	New York University. General. 1957-1968.
	3	New York University. Lecture. 1969.
	4	Queens College. 1958-1969.
	5	Radcliffe Institute. 1966.
	6	State University of New York. Teachers College. 1952-1953.
	7	Silcott, George. Springfield Guidance Center. 1962-1965.
	8	The Temple of Understanding. 1962.
	9	University of Alabama. 1952.
	10	University of Chicago. 1952.
	11	University of Pennsylvania. 1946, 1953, 1956.
	12	University of Pennsylvania. Caleb Foote. 1957-1960.
	13	Westfield Adult School. 1968.
	14	Yale University. 1952-1955.
	15	Yeshiva University. 1964-1966.		

SERIES D. COURT RELATED RECORDS

7	1	Academy of Religion and Mental Health. 1960.
	2	Advisors. Youth Conservation Committee of the General Federation of Womens Clubs. 1945-1946.
	3	Affiliated Young Democrats. 1957.
	4	Agron and Hernandez, The Committee Against the Execution of. 1959-1962, 1967.
	5	Alcoholism. 1950-1964.
	6	American Association of University Women. 1962-1964.
	7	American Correctional Association. 1954-1958.
	8	American Correctional Association. 1963-1964.
	9	American Correctional Association. 1965-1966.
	10	American Correctional Association. 1966-1968.
	11	American Correctional Association. Ad Hoc Committee. 1961-1963.

8	1	American Correctional Association. Adult Education. 1962-1965.
	2	American Correctional Association. Citizen participation. 1964.
	3	American Correctional Association. Clemmer, Donald. 1965.
	4	American Correctional Association. Congress. 1959.
	5	American Correctional Association. Cook County. Minutes of Corrections Committee. 1961-1964.
	6	American Correctional Association. Missouri prison. Myrl E. Alexander. n.d.
	7	American Correctional Association. National Jail Association. 1961.
	8	American Correctional Association. Personnel training. 1965.
	
9	1	American Correctional Association. Research. 1963-1965.
	2	American Correctional Association. San Mateo, California jail. 1965.
	3	American Correctional Association. United Nations. 1965.
	4	American Hospital Association. 1957.
	5	American Federation of Television and Radio. 1960-1962.
	6	American-Israel Society. 1955-1960.
	7	American Prison Association. Congress of Correction. 25 Oct 1954.
	8	Annual report and calendar. 1954.
	9	Annual report. 1963.
	10	Annulment. n.d.
	11	Armenian Student Association. 14 Oct 1966.
	12	Assault on Inmate. 1956.
	13	Association for Retarded Children.1967.
	14	Association of the Bar of New York City. Report of Magistrates' Court Committee. n.d.
	15	Bail. Vera Foundation. 1960-1964.
	16	Baltimore trip. 1959-1961.
	17	Betting Plan for Legal Off-Course Betting. 1963.
	
10	1	Betting Plan for Legal Off-Course Betting. Corporation Counsel. 1963-1965.
	2	Board of Education Conference. 1965.
	3	Board of Directors. National Jail Association. 1962-1967.
	4	Boy Scouts. 1961-1962.
	5	Boys Harbor. 1967-1968.
	6	Brookings Institute. 1964.
	7	Brooklyn House of Detention for Men. 1956-1958.
	8	Budget. Department of Correction. 1954-1958.
	
11	1	Camp Emunah. 1969.
	2	Carribean Federation for Mental Health. 1964-1965.
	3	Cases. Perry. 1964-1965.
	4	Catholic. 1957-1958.
	5	Catholic Charities. 1955.
	6	Center for Urban Education. 1966.
	7	Chaplains. 1956-1964.
	8	Chaplains Conference. 27 Apr 1955, 20 May 1955.
	9	Children's Court. 1943-1966.
	10	Choose, Inc. n.d.
	11	Christmas Festival. 1957-1958.
	12	Citizen's Advisory Committee and Board of Corrections. 1954-1957.
	13	Citizen's Committee for Children. 1961-1964.
	14	Citizen's Inquiry of the World Trade Center. 1965.
	15	Citizen's Union. 1958-1972.

12	1	City Administrative Function Department. Report. Andrea Dworkin, et al. 
		1954-1966. [Restricted]	
	2	City Commission on Human Rights. 1964-1966.
	3	Civil Service. 1948.
	4	Clinton Farms. 1956-1959. [Includes correspondence with Eleanor Roosevelt]
	5	Comments on books for women. 1953-1957.
	6	Community Council of Greater New York. 1961-1971.
	7	Community Service Society. 1960-1965, n.d.
	8	Conference. Hartigan. 1964.
	9	Conference. Heads of Institutions and Executive Staff. 29 Oct 1954.

13	1	Conference. Heads of Institutions and Divisions. 1957-1965.
	2	Conference. North Brothers Island. 1956.
	3	Conference. Sites. 1968.
	4	Conference. Wardens and Bureau. 8 Jan 1954.
	5	Conference. Kross, O'Brien, Shulman and Wallach. 24 Feb 1954.
	6	Conference. Kross, Nemeluian, Shulman. 5 Mar 1954.
	7	Conference. Kross, Batkz, Buono, Principe, Rieber, Rubin, Shulman, Wallach. 16 Sept 1954.
	8	Correction Department. 1956-1959.
	9	Correction Department. 1962-1966.
	10	Correction Department. Academy. 1958-1959.
	11	Correction Department. Board meeting. 1965.
	12	Correction Department. Confidential. [Restricted]
	13	Correction Department. Correction Day Ceremony. Robert F. Wagner speech. 1964.
	14	Correction Department. Monthly workshops. 1962.
	15	Correction Department. New York Friends Center. 1962-1966.
	16	Correction Department. New York State. 1944-1964.
	17	Correction Department. Religious Psychotherapy Program. 1958.
	18	Correction Department. Report. 1950.
	19	Correction Department. Report of progress highlights. 1963.
	20	Correction Department. Workshop in Institutional Management. n.d.
	21	Correctional Association of New York. 1959-1963.
	22	Correctional Association of New York. Statler, Hilton. 1964-1966.

14	1	Court - Children and Domestic Relations. n.d.
	2	Court cases. 1941-61, n.d. [Restricted]
	3	Court cases. n.d. [Restricted]
	4	Customs. United States. 1963-1964.
	5	Day Care Council. 1959-1966.
	6	Dear Alice letters. 1962-1966.
	7	Denver trip. 1959-1960.
	8	Department of Health, Education and Welfare. 1964.
	9	District Attorneys. 1965.
	10	Divorce court. n.d.
	11	Education. Report by Leon Radzinowicz. n.d.

15	1	Family Relations. 1954, 1959, n.d.
	2	Fellowship Center. Alcoholism. 1961-1963, n.d.
	3	Florence G. Crittenton League. n.d.
	4	Food, Recommendations , commissary, meal tickets, inmate cash reports. 1954-1963, n.d.
	5	Food. Edward Stevenson. 1957-1964.
	6	Friendly Visitors, Inc. 1956-1965.
	7	Grand Juror. King County. 1954-1960, 1971.
	8	Grand Street Boys Association. 1967.
	9	Grievances. 1956-1958.
	10	Hampton Farms. 1954-1958.
	11	Handicapped. 1964-1965, 1969.
	12	Harlem teams for self-help. 1970, n.d.
	13	Harlem Riot. 1933, 1943-1945.
	14	Haryou-Act. 1967.
	15	Henry Street Settlement. 1969.
	16	Harold Counciling center. 1967.
	17	House of Detention for Women. 1957-1965.
	18	House of Detention. Replacement Efforts. 1965.
	19	Home Term Court. 1951.
	20	Hospital of the Albert Einstein College. 1969-1970.

16	1	Hospitals. Department of Morris A. Jacobs, M.D. 1952-1970.
	2	House of the Good Shepherd. 1958.
	3	Housing. 1957.
	4	Inmate cases. Special. 1938-1965. [Restricted]
	5	Institute to Combat Crime. 1963.
	6	Institute of Correctional Administration and Research. n.d.
	7	Jail Association, Inc. Baltimore. 1966.
	8	Jewish Board of Guardians. 1957.
	9	Jewish Conciliation Board of America. 1952, 1958.
	10	Junior Sea Knights of America. 1964.
	11	Jewish Theological Seminary. 1953-1954, 1960.
	12	Join. 1963-1964. n.d.
	13	Journal American. 1956.
	14	Law. Conflicts. Domestic Relations. n.d.
	15	The Legal Aid Society. 1948-1959.
	16	League of Women Voters. 1957.
	17	Legislation. New York State. Joint Legislative Committee on Narcotics Study. 1957.
	18	Letters requesting appointment. 1956-1964.
	19	Manhattan House of Detention. 1957-1965.

17	1	Manhattan House of Detention. Medical reports. 1954-1958, n.d.
	2	Manhattan House of Detention. Medical reports. 1959-1963.
	3	Manhood Foundation. 1970-1971.	
	4	University of Maryland. 1963-1966.
	5	Meals for Millions. 1955-1964.
	6	Men's (Brooklyn) House of Detention. 1957-1963.
	7	Mental Health. 1956, 1965, n.d.
	8	Mental Health Boards. New York City. 1966.
	9	Miscellaneous. 1944-1947.

18	1	Musical Instruments. 1962-1964.
	2	Narcotics Addiction and Correction. n.d.
	3	Narcotics. Inmate case. 1964.
	4	Narcotics Conference. 1954.
	5	National Conference on Citizenship. 1954.
	6	National Conference on Citizenship. 1954-1967.
	7	National Council on Crime and Delinquency. 1964.
	8	National Jail Association. 1955, 1961-1968.
	9	National Jail Association. 1959.
	10	National Jail Association. 1966-1967.
	11	National Society for the Prevention of Juvenile Delinquency.1963.
 	12	Negro Organizations. n.d.
	13	New Jersey Women's Reformatory. 1966, 1969.
	14	New York Committee to Abolish Capital Punishment. 1959-1965.
	15	New York Conference on New Hampton Farms. n.d.
	16	New York County Lawyers Association. 1957.
	17	New York Governor's Committees on Criminal Offenders. 1966, 1969.
	18	New York Law Journal. 1955.
	19	New York Mental Health Fund. 1953-1955.

19	1	New York State Assembly. Abortion bill. 1967-1968.
	2	New York State Assembly. Committee on Penal Institutions. 1965.
	3	New York State Assembly. Department of Social Welfare. 1967.
	4	New York State Assembly. B. Podell. 1967.
	5	New York State Assembly. Edward Stevenson. 1967-1968.
	6	New York State Assembly. Urban Development Corporation. Nelson Rockefeller. 1967.
	7	New York State Assembly. Youth House. B. Podell. 1967.
	8	New York University. 1945-1965.
	9	New York University. Graduate School of Social Work. 1968-1972.
	10	New York University. Warden Wallack's class for correctional personnel. 1957.
	11	Newspaper attack. 1947, 1955-1957.
	12	North Brothers Island Conference. n.d.
	13	Organization conference career and salary. n.d.
	14	Osborne Association. n.d.
	15	Pennsylvania Prison Society. 1957.
	16	Planning Commission. 1959.
	17	Political folder. 1962-1963.
	18	Politics. 1938, 1941, 1955.
	19	Press. 1953, 1955.
	20	Press and Publications. 1945-1946.
	21	Prison Association of New York. 1956-1958.
	22	Prison Conference. Manhattan. 20 Nov 1954.
	23	Proposed plan for correctional institution. n.d.

20	1	Prison Association of New York. Edward R. Cass. 1948-1965.
	2	Probation Department. 1950.
	3	Prostitution. 1933-1943, 1954, n.d.
	4	Protestant Council. 1953.
	5	Projected building for Rikers Island. 1953-1954.
	6	Psychiatry and law. Francis P. Kelly. 1957.
	7	Psychiatry case conference. 1955-1960.
	8	Psychiatry clinical case presentation. 1963-1965.
	9	Psychiatry, New York School. Edward Preble. 1960-1963.
	10	Psychological testing. 1957. [Restricted]
	11	Psychological testing. 1960, n.d.
	12	Psychotherapy. 1958-1959. [Restricted]
	13	Psychotherapy. Cases who apparently benefitted from therapy. n.d.
	14	Public Events. 1963.

21 	1	Quaker Committee on Social Rehabilitation - Droutman. 1959-1969.
	2	Queens College. 1965.
	3	Questionnaires. Cottage letters. 1957.
	4	Radio. 1938-1965. n.d.
	5	Radio. Kross speaking. 1934-1965. n.d.
	6	Raymond Street Cemetery. n.d.
	7	Raymond Street Jail. 1965.
	8	Recreation and Rehabilitation. 1962.
	9	Rehabilitation and Research manual. n.d.
	10	Rehabilitation pre-release. n.d.	
	11	Rikers Island plane crash. 1951.		
	12	Roosevelt, Eleanor. 1959-1964. n.d. Photographs.

22	1	Rehabilitation Institutions. 1956, 1958-1959, n.d.		
	2	Research and planning. 1962-1965, n.d.
	3	Restoration of Youth Through Training. 1964.
	4	Retarded Infants Services. 1958-1968, n.d.
	5	Rikers Island letters re: airplane crash. 1957.
	6	Roosevelt, Eleanor Institute for Cancer Research. 1959-1962.
	7	Salvation Army. 1955-1966, 1971.
	8	Sanitation Department. Paul R. Screvane. 1962.
	9	Seraphic Mass Association. 1969-1970.
	10	Seventh Day Adventists. 1962.
	11	Schools. All-day neighborhood. 1958.
	12	Social Services Bureau. Family Court. 1941-1945, 1963-1964.
	13	Social Services Bureau. Family Court. Sala.1941.
	14	Speeches. 1938-1964, n.d.
	15	State Commissioner report. House of Detention for Women. 1933-36, 1943-44, 1948-49, 1956-59.
	16	State Commissioner report. House of Detention for Women. 1950-1953.
	17	State Commissioner report. House of Detention for Women. 1954-1958.	

23	1	State Commissioner report. House of Detention for Women. 1960-1965.
	2	State of Delaware. 1944-1947.
	3	Surgical and Social Rehabilitation Project for Adult Offenders. 1965-1966.
	4	Television. 1950-1956.
	5	Television and Radio. 1952, 1959-1965.
	6	Tri-State Council. 1952-1967.
	7	United Negro College Fund. 1963.
	8	Union groups. 1957.
	9	Urban League. 1955-1967.
	10	Veterans Affairs. 1955, 1964.
	11	Visits. 1955-1959.
	12	Vocational training. 1957.
	13	Wardens. 1957, 1961.
	14	Wardens conference. Shulman, Batka, Principe. 14 Oct 1954.
	15	Wardens conference. Recording. 9 Nov 1954.
	16	Wardens conference. Recording. 1 Apr 1955.
	17	Wardens conference. Recording. 4 June 1955
	18	Wardens conference. Recording. 22 June 1955.
	19	Wardens conference. Recording. 11 Jan 1956.
	20	Wardens conference. Recording. 7 July, no year.
	21	Wardens and department heads meeting. 1956-1966.

24	1	Wardens, deputy wardens and captains. Grievances. 1950-1965.
	2	Warden workshop. n.d.
	3	Washington Heights and Harlem. 1938, 1942-1952, 1964.
	4	Washington Heights Youth. 1945.
	5	Wayward Minor Court. 1936-1937.
	6	Wayward Minor Court report. n.d.
	7	Wayward minors. Statistics. n.d.
	8	Welfare and Health Council 1953.
	9	Westchester, N.Y. 1965, n.d.
	10	Western College for Women (Oxford, Ohio). 1957.
	11	Williams, Albert. Commissioner. 1949-1953.
	12	Women's Clubs, General Federation. 1942-1948.
	13	Women's Clubs, General Federation. Youth Conservation. 1944-1946, n.d.
	14	Women's Clubs, General Federation. General correspondence.1944-1948.
	15	Women's Clubs, General Federation. 22 June 1946.
	16	Women's Clubs, General Federation. Speeches. 30 Nov 1945.

25	1	Women's Clubs, General Federation. United Nations. 1955-1967.
	2	Women - Correctional Association of New York. Home Advisory Council. 1956-1968.
	3	Women's correctional institutions. Diagrams. 1965.
	4	Women Correctionairres. Jessie Behagan. 1956.
	5	Women's Court. Milwaukee. 1949-1953-1954.
	6	Women's Court. Reports. n.d.
	7	Women's Fait. World's Fair. New York. 1964-1965.
	8	Women's House of Detention. Conditions. 1957-1969.
	9	Women's House of Detention. Disturbance. 1958.
	10        Women's House of Detention. Fan letters. 1965.
	11	Women's House of Detention. General correspondence. 1965.
	12	Women's House of Detention. Plan reduce census. n.d.
	13	Women's House of Detention. Reports. 1956, 1965, 1967.
	14	Women's House of Detention. Rule book. 1965.
	15	Women's organizations. Service bureau. 1955.
	16	Women. Radio broadcast. 6 Jan 1950.
	17	Women. Unemployment compensation. n.d.
	18	Work history. Hart Island Potter's Field. 1955, 1965.	

SERIES E. CRIMINOLOGY

	19	Mental Health. n.d.
	20	Mental Health and the Department of Correction. 1961-1963.
	21	Narcotics. Heroin addiction. 1961.
	22	New York School of Psychiatry. 1963-1966.
	23	Sex Offenders, 1938-1939, n.d.
	24	Treatment of Crime. 1935, 1943.

SERIES F. DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS

26	1	Academy Research. 1963.
	2	American Prison Chaplains. 1954.	
	3	Analysis and Research Division. Rehabilitation. 1948.	
	4	Analysis of 1963 inmate population. 1964.
	5	Analysis of Gambling Offenses. 1964.
	6	Analysis of Inmate Population. 1966.
	7	Analysis of misdemeanor offenses. 1956-1964.
	8	Annual Report. Research and Planning Division. 1964.
	9	Annual Statistical Report. 1965.
	10	Bethune-Cookman College. Bethune banquet. 1954.
	11	Board of Corrections. Budget and Reports. 1960-1964.
	12	Borg, Madeleine (Mrs. Sidney). 1935, 1956.
	13	Buono, Francis. Warden. 1968.
	14	Burstein, Beatrice. 1955-1970.
	15	Committee of Outraged Parents. 1964-1965.
	16	Correction Academy. 1956-1966.
	17	Correctionaires. 1956.
	18	Correspondence. Rehabilitation Conference. 1961-1962.
	19	Department of Correction. 1962.
	20	Dempsey, O.D. 1964, 1968.
	21	Donna Felisa R. De Gautier. 1973.
	
27	1	Gibney, Laurence. 1971-1973.
	2	Help request for prison inmates cases. 1960-1962. [Restricted]
	3	History of the Department of Corrections. 1896-1916.
	4	Hurst, Fannie party. Eleanor Roosevelt. Photographs. 1953, 1962.
	5	Institution of Correction Research. 1961-1966.
	6	Ittleson, Blanche. 1954-1971.
	7	Jaynes, Mrs. Phillip. 1961, 1964.
	8	Johnson, Dean and Charlotte. 1954-1969.
	9	Mayor. John Lindsay. Photographs. 1965.
	10	Kreuter, Mortimer. Rikers Island Rehabilitation. 1965.
	11	Loeb, Carl. 1957-1961.
	12	Matcalf-Volker Public Hearings. Narcotics. 1962-1965.
	13	Manpower Development and Training program for Rikers Island. 1964.
	14	Medical Advisory Board. 1957-1962.
	
28	1	Medical Division reports. 1964-1966.
	2	Mohonk Conference. 1963.
	3	Poems by inmates. n.d.
	4	Population movement of narcotic offenders. 1963.	
	5	Proelss, Reverend E. Frederich. n.d.
	6	Proposals for the Institute of Correctional Administration and Research. 1965.
	7	Proposal for MDTA Vocation and Educational Restoration of Offenders. 1965.
	8	Psychiatry. Leopold Bellack. 1961-1964.
	9	Psychiatry. Henry Bluestone. 1962-1965.
	10	Psychiatry. Clinical case presentations. 1963-1965.
	11	Psychiatry. Howard Davidman. 1962-1965.
	12	Psychiatry. Stanley L. Portnow. 1965.
	13	Psychiatry. Stanley L. Portnow. 1965.
	14	Psychiatry. Charles Prigmore. 1965.

29	1	Reavy, Grace. 1954-1959.
	2	Rehabilitation. Sol Chaneles. n.d.
	3	Rehabilitation. Frank J. Cohen. n.d.
	4	Rehabilitation. J. Wallace Mandell. 1965.
	5	Rehabilitation Division. 1957-1966, n.d.
	6	Rehabilitation procedures. 1965.
	7	Rikers Island. Bakery layout. 1954-1955, 1964-1965.
	8	Rikers Island. Committee on special projects. 1965.
	9	Rikers Island. Survey report. 1956.
	10	Rikers Island. Warden's report. n.d.
	11	Saratoga conference. Photographs. 1963-1966.
	12	Separation Cottage Program. 1959, 1961. [Restricted]
	13	Serve Program. 1965-1966.
	14	Stevenson, Edward. 1964-1966.
	15	Swearing in ceremony. 1 Jan 1957.
	16	Task Force on Corrections. 1966.
	17	Thompson, Geraldine. 1954-1965.
	18	Wallack, Warden. Fan letter. 1964.
	19	Weinstein, Edward. 1964.
	20	Women's Universal Movement, Inc. 1967-1972.
	21	Workhouse and reformatory cases. 1964.
	22	Zinke, William. Regarding inmate Stewart Box. 1965.

Subseries 1. Pamphlets	
	
	23	Academy handbook. Rikers Island. 1957-1958.

30	1	Comments of city administrators, grand jury and investigators regarding Department of Corrections. n.d.
	2	Personnel training in the Department of Corrections. 1962.
	3	Progress through Crisis. 1954-1965.
	4	Resume of Achievements. 1954-1965.
	
SERIES G. GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE

	5	Correspondence. 1939.
	6	Correspondence. 1940.
	7	Correspondence. 1941.

31	1	Correspondence. 1942.
	2	Correspondence. 1943.
	3	Correspondence. 1944.
	4	Correspondence. 1945.
	5	Correspondence. 1946.

32	1	Correspondence. 1947.
	2	Correspondence. 1948.
	3	Correspondence. 1949.
	4	Correspondence. 1947-1971.
	5	Correspondence. 1952, 1954.
	6	Correspondence. 1955-1957.
	7	A, general.
	8	Addresses.
	9	Brooklyn Bar Association. 1954.
	10	Carlyle, Thomas Youth Award. 1959.
	11	Ellis Island. 1957-1958.
	12	Changing role of women. Outline. n.d.
	13	Correctional Institute. 1958-1959.
	14	Court of Special Sessions, City of New York. 1954-1959.
	15	J, general.
	16	Kross for judge. 1933, 1934, 1938.
	17	Kross for judge. 1938.
	18	Kross for judge. 1948-1949.

33	1	L, general.
	2	Legislation. 1957-1961.
	3	Memos, reports. 1950-1968, n.d.
	4	Narcotics. 1957-1964.
	5	Newspaper articles. 
	6	Photographs.
	7	Progress report, four year. 1954-1957.
	8	Redbook Magazine. 1966.
	9	Summary of testimony and interviews re: House of Detention for Women. 1965.
	10	United Nations report on crime. 1955.
	11	Women's House of Detention. 1958.
	12	Women's jail picket. n.d.		

SERIES H. HOME TERM COURT

	13	Home Advisory and Service Council. 1966-1971.
	14	Home Advisory and Service Council. 1970-1971.
	15	Articles and reports. 1954.
	
34	1	Children and Families in the Court.1953.
	2	Correspondence. 1942, 1950-1953.
	3	Correspondence. 1967, 1971.
	4	Correspondence regarding proposal. 1955, 1968.
	5	Department of Correction. 1951-1953.
	6	Hawaii Home Term Court. 1952.
	7	Ivins, Sarah. Reports. 1951-1955.
	8	Kimmelman, Beatrice. 1971.
	9	Japan Family Court. 1952.
	10	Magistrate's Court. 1940.
	11	Municipal Court of Chicago. n.d.
	12	Olsen, Albert. n.d.
	13	Olzman, Saul. 1970-1971.
	14	Press and photographs. 
	15	Psychiatry. n.d.
	16	Reports. 1949-1951, 1955, 1967.
	17	Report. Confidential. n.d.
	18	Report. 1962-1963.
	19	Sample cases. n.d.
	20	Schnitzer, Rabbi Jesaia. n.d.
	21	Searle, Robert W. 1951-1967.

35	1	Silberglitti, Harry. Warden 1950, 1957-1959, 1963.	
	2	Simon, Melly. Reports. 1967.
	3	Social Services Bureau. 1941-1951, 1954.
	4	State Charities Aid Association. 1940, n.d.
	5	Statistics. 1963-1968.
	6	Williams, Albert. 1951-1952.

SERIES I. INDIVIDUALS

	7	Bates, Sanford. 1954, 1966-1967.
	8	Baumgartner, Leona. Health Department. 1961.
	9	Bennett, James V. Federal Prisons. 1959-1963.
	10	Brinkman, Fr. Gervase. 1961-1968.
	11	Burke, Marty. 1955-1965.
	12	Chaneles, Sol. 1963-1965.
	13	Clemmer, Donald. Director of Correction Department. 1963-1965.
	14	Conference. Kross, Principe, Badian, Wallack, Walsh. 10 Aug 1954.
	15	Davidson, Irwin D. IJD Plan. n.d.
	16	DeBillo, Francis. 1956-1958, 1964.
	17	Dechter, Nathan. 1968, n.d.
	18	Demski, Stanley L. 1959, 1965.
	19	Denman, Frank. 1961.
	20	Ehrlich, Gerald R. 1964-1965.
	21	Embree, William Dean. 1954-1956.
	22	Gallagher, Rev. Msgr. Robert E. Photograph.1964.
	23	Gibney, Rev. Laurence. New chapel for prison. 1963-1965.
	24	Glueck, Eleanor. 1964-1966.
	25	Goldstein, Elinor. 1965.

36	1	Golden, Evie. n.d.
	2	Huffman, Arthur V. Canadian conference. 1965-1966.
	3	Kross, Anna M. Cases against. 1934, n.d.
	4	Javits, Jacob. 1955, 1957, 1966.
	5	Pope John XXIII. n.d.
	6	Police department. Stephen Kennedy. 1955-1966.
	7	Lejins, Peter P. 1961-1967.
	8	Lehman, Herbert H. 1950.
	9	Luger, Milton. Director of Education on Rikers Island. 1955.
	10	McClusky, Howard Y. 1944-1946.
	11	MacCormick, Austin. 1960-1966.
	12	Menninger, Karl. 1965-1973.
	13	Montor, Martha. Queens College. 1966.
	14	Nadler. Research on Rikers Island boys. 1959-1965.
	15	Nenna, Albert. Congregation Zichron Ephraim. 1962.
	16	Prison chaplain. Proelss, E. Frederick. 1962.
	17	Preusse, Charles F. City administration. 1956-1964.
	18	Reckless, Walter C. 1957.
	19	Rieber, Wallack, Rubin, Boyer, Principe. 7 Sept 1954.
	20	Shulman, Harry. 1954-1956.
	21	Shulman, Harry. 1963.
	22	Shulman, Harry. Conference with I. Jack Fasteau, Principe, Kross. 9 Aug 1954.
	23	Shulman, Harry. Conference. 20 Nov 1954.
	24	Shulman, Harry. Conference with deputy warden. 5 Dec 1955.
	25	Shulman, Harry. Conference with department heads. n.d.

37	1	Shulman, Harry. Reich, Torres, Cahill, Hett. 1964.
	2	Shulman, Harry. Reorganization of academy. 1963.
	3	Shulman, Harry. Ward captain's conference. 5 Dec 1955.
	4	Shulman, Harry. Ward captain's conference. 23 Jan 1956.
	5	Silberstein, Richard. 1964-1965.
	6	Stageberg, Rolf. 1964-1965.
	7	State of New York. Cass, E. 1955.
	8	Sullivan, Clyde E. 1964-1965.
	9	Treanor, Paul. Social Service. 1955.
	10	Tunney, Adams, Kross conference. 11 Mar 1954.
	11	Wagner, Robert F. 1954-1967.

SERIES J. COURT REPORTS
	
	12	Magistrate's Court. Social Service Bureau. 1936-1940.
	13	Magistrate's Court. Volunteer recruiting. 1935-1955.
	14	Women's Court report. 1934.
	15	Women's Court report. n.d. 

SERIES K. NARCOTICS

38	1	Mental Health. 1957-1964.
	2	National Advisory Board and Medical Advisory Board. 1961-1966.
	3	National Council of Women's Clubs. 1933, 1944-1945, 1947.	
	4	Special Committee to Investigate and Survey the Narcotic Problem. 1959.
	5	United States Public Health Services. 1956-1962.

SERIES L. PERSONAL

	6	Correspondence. 1918.
	7	Correspondence. 1930.
	8	Correspondence. 1931.
	9	Correspondence. 1933.
	10	Correspondence. 1934.
	11	Correspondence. 1936.
	12	Correspondence. 1937.
	13	Correspondence. 1938.
	14	Election. 1938.

SERIES M. SPEECHES

	15	Temple B'nai Sholem. 1952-1953.
	16	American Association of University Women. 1954-1955.
	17	Buffalo Federation of Women's Clubs. 1953.

39	1	Boston Federation of Women's Clubs. 1965-1966.
	2	CBS Television. 1959.
	3	The Child and the Law. Capital Punishment. n.d.
	4	Five speeches. 1955.
	5	Italian conference on forensic medicine. 1963.
	6	Magazines. 1944, 1954, 1958.
	7	Marriage and the Family.1952-1953.
	8	NBC Radio. Photographs. 1953-1959.
	9	New York County Lawyers Association. May 1955.
	10	New York Law Journal. 1964.
	11	Radio. 1936, 1948, n.d.
	12	Radio Broadcast contract. 1959.
	13	Radio. Joint Defense Appeal. 1955, 1959.
	14	Radio. Mental Hygeine. 1953.
	15	Role of American Women. 25 Mar 1961.
	16	Sex Paradox. Book review. n.d.
	17	Speaking Engagements. 1953.
	18	Teamwork is our Greatest need. n.d.
	19	This is Anna Kross. 1965.
	20	Writings and speeches. n.d.
	
SERIES N. WOMEN

40	1	Crank letters. 1943-1965.
	2	Daughters of Elks. 1952.
	3	Fan letters. 1953-1966.
	4	International Synagogue. John F. Kennedy Airport. 1964, 1971.
	5	Lucy Stone League. 1958-1967.
	6	Women in general. 1945-1948, 1954.
	7	Women's Court. Correspondence. 1934-1935.	
	8	Women's Pistol Club. 1962.
	9	Women's Prison Association. 1962-1969, 1971.

Subseries 1. Women's Clubs

	10	Alabama. 1945-1946.
	11	Arizona. 1945-1946.
	12	Arkansas. 1945-1947.

41	1	California. 1944-1945.
	2	Colorado. 1944-1945.
	3	Connecticut. 1945-1947.
	4	District of Columbia. 1933, 1942-1947.
	5	Florida. 1945-1947.
	6	Georgia. 1945-1946.
	7	Illinois. 1944-1947.

42	1	Indiana. 1945-1947.
	2	Iowa. 1945-1947.
	3	Kansas. 1944-1947.
	4	Kentucky. 1944-1949.
	5	Louisiana. 1944-1947.
	6	Maine. 1944-1947.
	7	Maryland. 1944-1947.
	8	Massachusetts. 1944-1947.
	9	Michigan. 1944-1952.

43	1	Mississippi. 1944-1947.
	2	Missouri. 1945-1948, 1964.
	3	Montana. 1945-1947.
	4	National Advisory Board. Refusals. 1945.
	5	Nebraska. 1944-1947.
	6	Nevada. 1945-1947.
	7	New Hampshire. 1944-1947.
	8	New Jersey. 1946.
	9	New York. 1964.
	10	North Carolina. 1944-1947.

44	1	North Dakota. 1945-1947.
	2	Ohio. 1944-1948.
	3	Oklahoma. 1944-1945.
	4	Oregon. 1945-1947.
	5	Pennsylvania. 1945-1947.
	6	Rhode Island. 1947.
	7	South Carolina. 1945-1952.
	8	South Dakota. 1945-1947.
	9	State Advisors. Refusals. 1945.
	10	Tennessee. 1944-1947.
	11	Texas. 1944-1947.
	12	Utah. 1944-1947.
	13	Vermont. 1944-1947.
	
45	1	Virginia. 1944-1946.
	2	Washington. 1945-1947.
	3	West Virginia. 1944-1947.
	4	Wisconsin. 1944-1947.
	5	Wyoming. 1944-1947.
	
SERIES O. YOUTH
	
	6	Youth. General. 1952-1966.
	7	Youth Conservation. 1942-1959.		

SERIES P. PHOTOGRAPHS

46	1	Photographs. Jewish themes. n.d.
	2	Photographs. n.d.
	3	Photographs. n.d.
	4	Photographs. n.d.
	5	Photographs. n.d.
	6	Photographs. n.d.

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