Collection Summary
Popenoe, Paul, 1888-1979
Paul Popenoe papers
1874-2016
04681
98.15 cubic ft. (203 boxes)
University of Wyoming. American Heritage Center.
English
The collection contains case files and correspondence regarding the American Institute of Family Relations, which Paul Bowman Popenoe founded in 1929. Also included are printed columns; scripts from radio and television programs; and manuscripts of and articles authored by this prolific writer whose interests included biology, eugenics, heredity, social hygiene, family relations, marriage counseling, and sex education in schools.
Biography of Paul PopenoePaul Bowman Popenoe was born in 1888. He was an author, lecturer, and research worker in biology, eugenics, heredity, social hygiene, and family relations. He attended Occidental College from 1905 until 1907. He transferred to Stanford University in 1907 for his junior year but had to leave school to care for his father and run the family business, a fruit farm in the Coachella Valley, California. In 1911, on behalf of his father he traveled through the Middle East, South Africa, India, and Europe exploring agricultural practices. He returned home in 1913 with 16,000 date palm specimens.
Although he continued to work with dates until 1935, his real interest was in eugenics. From 1913 until 1917 he worked as editor of the Journal of Heredity. Late in World War I, in 1917, Popenoe assisted the medical section chief of the Council for National Defense before being drafted and commissioned on the staff of the Surgeon General of the U.S. Army Sanitary Corps. After the war, he returned to the Coachella Valley to grow dates. In 1926, he became secretary and director of research for the Human Betterment Foundation in Pasadena, which was devoted chiefly to the spread of eugenic principles. He remained there until 1931. In 1929, he received an honorary doctorate in science from Occidental College.
In 1929 he founded the American Institute for Family Relations and remained its director until 1976. While director, he also had nationally syndicated daily newspaper columns, “Modern Marriage” and “Your Family and You,” was host of a television program, “Divorce Hearing,” and a regular guest on Art Linkletter’s “House Party” and other radio and television shows. He had an advice column “Can This Marriage Be Saved” in the Ladies Home Journal from 1953 until 1976. From 1933 to 1947 he lectured in biology at the University of Southern California.
His books include
Date Growing in the New and Old World, 1913; Applied Eugenics, 1918 and 1933; Modern Marriage, 1925; The Conservation of the Family, 1926; Problems of Human Reproduction, 1926; The Child’s Heredity, 1929; Sterilization for Human Betterment, 1929; Practical Applications of Heredity, 1930; Marriage, Before and After, 1943; Marriage Is What You Make It, 1950; Divorce- 17 Ways to Avoid It, 1959; Can This Marriage Be Saved, 1960; Sex, Love, and Marriage, 1963; and The Church Looks At Family Life, 1964.
Scope and ContentThe Paul Bowman Popenoe papers contain extensive information about the American Institute of Family Relations, a marriage and family counseling practice which Paul Popenoe founded in 1929. The files regarding the institute, 1929-1977, contain case files and correspondence regarding its administration. To promote the institute, he gave lectures about marriage and family problems at schools and social organizations, wrote a newspaper advice column for the National Newspaper Syndicate, appeared on radio and television programs, and wrote a column for the Ladies’ Home Journal, 1949-1976.
The National Newspaper Syndicate files contain the correspondence between Mr. Popenoe and the Syndicate, letters from readers, and the printed columns that he wrote. There are scripts from radio and television programs, 1932-1962. There is also correspondence, contracts, and publicity for the institute’s program “Divorce Hearing,” 1957-1962.
There are many correspondence files, 1875-1978, regarding Paul Popenoe’s family and professional and casual acquaintances. There are a few files about his army career in World War I and manuscripts of his books and articles. There is biographical information, photographs, and scrapbook material, 1874-1991, regarding the Popenoe family. The photographs are of Paul Popenoe, his family, and date growing, which was part of the family business. There are many subject files, 1912-1976, regarding human relations, marriage counseling, eugenics, and sex education in schools.
Access Restrictions
There are no access restrictions on the materials for research purposes,
and the collection is open to the public. However, Series V, Sub-series 2 contains patient names. To protect their identity, their names may not be cited in any published or unpublished work. Therefore, researchers who use these papers must sign an agreement to respect the confidentiality of the personal data in boxes 145-166.
Copyright Information
The researcher assumes full responsibility for observing all copyright,
property, and libel laws as they apply.
Related Materials
There are no other known archival collections created by Paul Popenoe at the date of
processing.
Acquisition Information
The Paul Popenoe papers, 1874-2016, were given to the American Heritage Center by Paul Popenoe in sixteen shipments from 1970 through 1977, David Popenoe in 1998 and 2016, and Occidental College Library in 2016. The papers were received in good condition.
Processing Information
The collection was processed by Loreley Moore in April 2002 and updated by Jamie Greene in August 2017.
Preferred Citation
Item Description, Box Number, Folder Number, Paul Popenoe papers, 1874-1991, Collection
Number 04681, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming.
Access Terms
Eugenics.
Heredity.
Public health.
Family--Social aspects.
Marriage.
Television programs.
Radio addresses, debates, etc.
Family relationships.
Authors, American.
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Social Life and Customs
Sexuality
Home and Family
Science, Technology and Health
Mental Health
Medicine and Health
Container List
Series I.
Correspondence
1875-1978
Sub-Series 1.
Personal Correspondence
1875-1978
(25.5 document boxes)
Arranged chronologically, between Paul Popenoe, his family and friends.
1
1-6
May 1875-December 1911
2
1-5
January 1912-December 1913
3
1-4
January 1914-December 1915
4
1-6
January 1916-February 1917
4A
Letter from Alexander Graham Bell [original; copy in Box 4, Folder 3]
January 1916-February 1917
5
1-5
March 1917-April 1918
6
1-6
May 1918-October 1919
7
1-6
November 1919-May 1920
8
1-6
June-December 1920
9
1-7
January 1921-February 1924
10
1-7
March 1924-December 1927
11
1-7
January 1928-December 1931
12
1-7
January 1932-December 1938
13
1-6
February 1939-March 1941
14
1-6
April 1941-December 1944
15
1-7
January 1945-March 1949
16
1-7
April 1949-December 1951
17
1-7
January 1952-June 1956
18
1-6
July 1956-December 1959
19
1-6
January 1960-August 1961
20
1-6
September 1961-December 1963
21
1-6
January 1964-March 1967
22
1-5
April 1967-April 1969
23
1-6
May 1969-May 1972
24
1-6
June 1972-June 1975
25
1-5
July 1975-December 1978
Sub-Series 2.
General Correspondence
1937-1976
(16.5 document boxes)
Arranged chronologically, between Paul Popenoe and professional associates regarding his articles and books and regarding human relations.
25
6-7
January 1937-March 1951
26
1-7
April 1951-April 1955
27
1-6
May 1955-March 1959
28
1-6
April 1959-March 1961
29
1-7
April 1961-June 1963
30
1-7
July 1963-February 1967
31
1-6
March – August 1967
32
1-5
September 1967-September 1968
33
1-6
October 1968-May 1969
34
1-7
June-December 1969
35
1-7
January-August 1970
36
1-7
September 1970-May 1971
37
1-6
June 1971-March 1972
38
1-6
April-December 1972
39
1-6
January 1973-February 1974
40
1-6
March 1974-January 1975
41
1-7
February 1975-October 1976
201Arnett, Eugene (correspondence regarding eugenics)1930
200Grant, Madison (correspondence, notes, and manuscript materials regarding eugenics)1930-1932
Sub-Series 3.
Ladies’ Home Journal
1949-1976
(4.5 document boxes)
Arranged chronologically, between Paul Popenoe and the editorial department regarding his articles, books, and human relations.
42
1-7
May 1949-January 1956
43
1-5
February-December 1956
44
1-6
January 1957-December 1963
45
1-6
January 1964-December 1970
46
1-4
January 1971-February 1976
Series II.
World War I. US War Department Section on Vice and Liquor Control
1917-1919
(1.5 document boxes)
Arranged chronologically, regarding prostitution
and bootleg liquor near US Army camps and control of venereal disease.
Includes memoranda, notes, reports, and bulletins.
46
5-8
June-December 1917
47
1-6
January 1918-July 1919
Series III.
National Newspaper Syndicate
1936-1972
Sub-Series 1.
Reader Correspondence
1947-1971
(40 document boxes)
Arranged chronologically, letters from the readers of the newspaper columns “Modern Marriage” and “Your Family and You” asking Dr. Popenoe for advice about their marriage and family problems.
48
1-7
July 1947-December 1948
49
1-5
January-December 1949
50
1-5
January-June 1950
51
1-7
July 1950-January 1951
52
1-4
February-August 1951
53
1-6
September 1951-February 1952
54
1-4
March-June 1952
55
1-5
July-November 1952
56
1-5
December 1952-February 1953
57
1-5
March-August 1953
58
1-5
September 1953-February 1954
59
1-4
March-June 1954
60
1-5
July-November 1954
61
1-5
December 1954-April 1955
62
1-5
May-September 1955
63
1-5
October 1955-February 1956
64
1-6
March-August 1956
65
1-5
September 1956-January 1957
66
1-5
February-July 1957
67
1-5
August-December 1957
68
1-5
January-April 1958
69
1-5
May-September 11, 1958
70
1-5
September 24-December 1958
71
1-5
January-March 1959
72
1-5
April-September 1959
73
1-6
October 1959-March 15, 1960
74
1-5
March 20-July 1960
75
1-5
August-December 1960
76
1-4
January-April 1961
77
1-4
May-August 1961
78
1-5
September 1961-January 16, 1962
79
1-6
January 18-June 1962
80
1-5
July-November 1962
81
1-6
December 1962-July 1963
82
1-6
August 1963-February 1964
83
1-5
March-December 1964
84
1-6
January 1965-May 1966
85
1-6
June 1966-February 1968
86
1-5
March 1968-August 1969
87
1-5
September 1969-December 1971
Sub-Series 2.
Syndicate Correspondence
1936-1972
(1.5 document boxes)
Arranged chronologically, between Paul Popenoe and the editorial department regarding contract negotiations for the column “Modern Marriage,” editorial policies, and payments.
88
1-7
August 1936-December 1955
89
1-4
January 1956-September 1972
Sub-Series 3.
Columns, “Modern Marriage” and “Your Family and You,”
1947-1972
(22 document boxes)
Arranged chronologically. Inclusive daily columns of “Modern Marriage,” which was renamed, “Your Family and You” in January 1958.
89
5-7
January-December 1947
90
1-5
January-November 1948
91
1-6
December 1948-September 1949
92
1-5
October 1949-December 1950
93
1-5
January 1951-March 1952
94
1-5
April 1952-March 1953
95
1-6
April 1953-June 1954
96
1-7
July 1954-June 1955
97
1-6
July 1955-October 1956
98
1-7
November 1956-October 1957
99
1-7
November 1957-December 1958
100
1-7
January 1959-February 1960
101
1-8
March 1960-April 1961
102
1-6
May 1961-April 1962
103
1-7
May 1962-June 1963
104
1-7
July 1963-August 1964
105
1-8
September 1964-December 1965
106
1-8
January 1966-April 1967
107
1-8
May 1967-August 1968
108
1-8
September 1968-February 1970
109
1-7
March 1970-April 1971
110
1-6
May 1971-April 1972
111
1-2
May-September 1972
Series IV.
Subject Files
1912-1976
(25.5 document boxes)
Arranged alphabetically.
Regarding human relations. Includes newspaper and magazine clippings, pamphlets, and reports.
111
3-8
Abortion
1929-1974
112
1-5
Adoptions
1939-1976
112
6-7
Aggressiveness
1936-1966
112
8
Aging
1939-1947
113
1-4
Aging
1948-1967
113
5-6
Alcoholism
1945-1954
114
1
Alcoholism
1955-1965
114
2-6
American Eugenic Society
1914-1974
114
7
Artificial Insemination
1934-1968
114
8
Baby Sitters
1947-1961
114
9
Breastfeeding
1969-1971
115
1
Campfire Girls
1957
115
2
Camping
1934-1954
115
3
Children: Allowance and Budgeting
1925-1961
115
4
Children: Cooperative Play Games
1943-1950
115
5
Children: Discipline
1937-1958
115
6
Children: Only Child
1953
115
7
Children: Snoring
1966
115
8
Children: Speech Problems
1954-1962
115
9
Children: Toys
1935-1963
115
10
Children: Work
1944-1962
115
11
Computer Dating
1970
115
12
Contraception
1936-1942
116
1
Counseling Course
1934-1945
116
2
Crime and Criminals
1959-1963
116
3
Deafness
1959-1963
116
4
Death
1951-1968
116
5
Divorce: Canada
1945-1968
116
6
Divorce: Children and Divorce
1923-1971
116
7
Divorce: England
1945-1948
116
8
Divorce: Family Discussion
1920, 1949-1953
116
9
Divorce: Mexican Marriage and Divorce
1944
116
10
Divorce: Miscellaneous
1923-1968
116
11
Divorce: Reconciliation
1921-1957
117
1-2
Divorce: Reform
1939-1971
117
3
Divorce: Remarriage of Divorcees to Each Other
1933-1961
117
4
Divorce: South Carolina
1942-1950
117
5-7
Divorce: Statistics
1922-1965
117
8
Divorce: U.S.S.R.
1930-1965
118
1
Dreams
1947-1972
118
2
Drug Addiction
1950-1973
118
3
Education: Democracy and Education
1937-1947
118
4-5
Education: Family Living
1935-1952
118
6
Education: Gifted Children
1950
118
7
Education: Marriage and Family College Courses
1930-1950
119
1
Education: Marriage and High School Courses
1931-1948
119
2
Education: Miscellaneous
1940-1975
119
3
Education: Senior High School Girls Course of study in Childcare
1939
119
4-6
Education: Sex Education
1918-1947
119
7
Education: Social Hygiene
1930-1946
120
1
Education: Teachers
1929-1954
Emigration and Immigration files:
190New England Summary #1-21928
190New England to 1790 (6 folders)1930-1933
190Scandinavian1929-1933
190Slavs1932
190South Highlands to 1860 (7 folders)1920
190Spanish1929
190Departments of France and their contributions to immigration 1857-18901931
190FilipinosApril 1930
190German to 1790 (3 folders)1925-1935
190German to 1860 (3 folders)1925-1935
190Germans1932-1933
190Greeks1929
190Hindus1916-1930
190Immigration1924-1930
190Irish1910-1931
190Italian1924-1929
190Japanese1924-1934
190Mennonites1920-1935
190Dutch, Turks, Romanian, Portugal1929
190Mississippi Valley to 17901929
190Uncompleted work1925-1935
190Alabama to 1860 (7 files)1925-1935
190Arizona1930
190Unlabeled ArizonaAugust 29, 1930
190Arkansas to 1860 (6 files)1925-1935
190California to 18601930-1932
190California I-III, V (4 files)1925-1935
190Canada late foreign immigration1934
190Canada- duplicates1925-1935
190Canada- Saskatchewan1930-1935
190Canada- British Columbia1928-1930
190Canada- Manitoba1925-1935
190Canada- New Brunswick1925-1935
190Canada- NewfoundlandAugust 2, 1931
190Canada- Novia Scotia1925-1935
190Canada- Ontario1934-1936
190Canada- Quebec1925-1935
190Canada- General1924-1932
190Canada1925-1935
190Canada- French period1932-1933
190Connecticut summaries to 17901931-1939
190Connecticut to 1790 (5 folders)1931-1939
191Delaware to 1970 (7 folders)1925-1935
191Colonizing Delaware1931
191Florida to 1860 (8 folders)1925-1935
191Georgia miscellaneous1930-1931
191Georgia to 1970 (7 folders)1925-1935
191Idaho to 19801925-1935
191Idaho to 19301930-1935
191Illinois to 19860 (7 folders)1925-1935
191Indiana general1930
191Indiana to 18601930-1935
191Iowa general1930-1931
191Iowa summary to 17901925-1935
191Iowa to 1860 (5 folders)1925-1935
191Kansas general1930
191Kansas summary of 18601925-1935
191Kentucky to 18601925-1935
191Kentucky summary1931
192Louisiana to 1960 (7 folders)1925-1935
192Maine to 1790 (6 folders)1925-1935
192Maryland summary1931-1933
192Mississippi to 1860 (5 folders)1925-1935
192Mississippi Valley to 1790 (6 folders)1925-1935
192Massachusetts to 1790 (6 folders)February 1929
192Massachusetts maps and articles1923-1935
192Mexicans1930-1935
192Mexico1920-1929
192Central America general1925-1935
192Guatemala1925-1935
192Honduras- Salvador Nicaragua1925-1935
192Argentina1930-1935
192Bolivia1934
192Brazil1934
192Chile1934
192PeruAugust 21, 1932
192Uruguay1925-1935
192Costa Rica-Cuba1933
192Latin America general1925-1935
192Michigan to 1860 (7 folders)1925-1935
192Michigan general1931
192Minnesota to 1860 (6 folders)1925-1935
192Minnesota general1930
192Minnesota summary to 18601925-1935
193Montana to 18601930
193Montana to 19301930-1935
193Nebraska to 1900 (4 folders)1925-1935
193Nevada correspondenceAugust 15, 1930
193New Hampshire to 1790 - summaries1930-1935
193New Hampshire to 1790 (5 folders)1925-1935
193New Jersey - general1930-1931
193New Jersey to 1790 (7 folders)1930-1931
193New Mexico 1930-1931
193New York - general 1930
193North Carolina to 1790 (7 folders)1930-1935
193North Dakota to 19301930-1935
193North Dakota 18601925-1935
193Ohio - general1930-1934
193Ohio to 1860 (7 folders)1930-1935
193Oklahoma1930-1935
193Oregon to 19301930-1935
193Oregon general1930-1934
193Pennsylvania general1928-1935
193Pennsylvania to 1790 (7 folders)1930-1935
193Rhode Island to 1790 (5 folders)1925-1935
193Rhode Island - general1930-1931
193South Carolina to 1790 (7 folders)1925-1935
193South Dakota to 1930 1925-1935
193Tennessee to 1860 (7 folders)1925-1935
194Texas 1-3, 51925-1935
194Texas - general1922-1932
194Texas to 19301930
194Utah to 18601925-1935
194Vermont 1930September 1931
194Vermont to 1790 (5 folders)1925-1935
194Virginia to 1790 (8 folders)1925-1935
194Washington to 18601920
194Washington to 19301930-1935
194West Virginia - general1930
194Wisconsin to 1860 (7 folders)1930-1940
194WyomingAugust 20, 1930
201Austria1929-1931
201Belgians-Bulgaria1929
201Belgians-Bulgaria1929
201British1929-1931
201Chinese1929-1933
201Czech-Slovaks1929-1932
201Catholics1931-1934
201Census data to 18301920-1932
201Census data to 1860undated
201General to 1860 (6 folders)1927-1932
201General Summaries to 1790 (19 folders)1924-1930
120
2-3
Emotional Maturity
1930-1969
120
4
Emotions
1915-1946
Eugenics - 25th Anniversary, marriage laws1934-1940
200Natural history1934-1940
200Heredity journals1930-1945
200Marriage and divorce1920-1945
200Eugenics - Mexico1941-1943
Eugenics - Birth Control:
198Miscellaneous journals1938-1958
198Articles and essays related to population1928-1960
198Population1924-1935
198Eugenics1925-1935
198Heredity1930-1935
Eugenics - Diseases:
194Journals1925-1940
194German publications1933-1952
194Mammae1926-1929
194Manic depressive psych1924-1928
194Mathematics1921-1928
195Memory1920-1927
195Metabolism1923-1927
195Microcephalics1930
195Microcephaly1922
195Migraine1921-1933
195Moral qualities1926-1930
195Morphology1923-1927
195Muscles1935
195Muscular atrophy1925-1935
195Music1923-1940
Eugenics - Fertility:
195Fertility advice1930-1949
195Journals - "Human Fertility"1940-1947
195Journals - "The Journal of Contraception"1936-1939
195Essays - Blandau and Young1939-1941
195German journals, correspondence, and articles (2 folders)1930-1932
195Social and psychological factors affecting fertility1943-1947
195Abnormal development1937-1946
195Sterility1928-1949
196Essay - "A Note on the Genetic Factors in Human Sterility"1935-1945
196Reproduction, problems of1916-1940
196Biological Aspects1935-1939
196X-rays1922-1935
196Fecundity - general1923-1936
196Sterility1919-1947
196Sterility Articles1926-1947
196Sterility notes and correspondence1919-1945
196Sterility German1928-1936
196Sterility Women1932-1941
196Report - "Medical Aspects of Human Fertility"1932
Eugenics - Fertility and Heredity:
196University of Kentucky1922
196Book - "Facts for Childless Couples" by E.C. Hamblen, M.D.1942
196Miscellaneous1931-1940
196Journals - "Eugenics Quarterly"1956
196Journals - "Zwillingstuberkulose III"1956
196Eugenicsundated
196Newspaper articles1945-1958
196Journals1941-1958
196Journals: German and Spanish1930-1958
196E. Roberts correspondence: heredity1938-1940
196Heredity1936-1950
196Mental disorders1940-1956
196Hazel Ann Delhart (?) correspondence1946
196Hankins for discussions1943
196Printed material only1951-1956
196Index cardsundated
Eugenics - Genetics Miscellaneous:
197Genetics and inheritance of disease1913-1948
197Papers from the Laboratory of Vertebrate Biology1950
197Sterilization, psychological disease, and other articles1913-1958
197Dr. Sewall Wrightundated
197Eugenics1930-1950
197Heredity and education1929-1940
Eugenics - Heredity:
194Q- eugenic gofet (?) of euthenic movement/ A- social1930-1931
194C- diff away men III1930-1940
194A- nature or nurture1930-1940
194LH Snyder dept. of zoology correspondence1940
194S- history1930-1940
194D- inheritance of differences IV1928
194L- eugenic ethos1930-1940
194Newspaper and journal clippings1933-1941
194Journals1929-1959
194German journals, correspondence, and articles (2 folders)1930-1959
194Correspondence1935-1940
Eugenics - Immigration and Migration:
195Journal articles1917-1935
195Congressional publications1924-1931
195Newspaper clippings1923-1934
195Correspondence1931-1934
195ManuscriptAugust 20, 1932
195Notes and essays1925-1935
195America1924-1930
195Utah to 18601923-1928
195Teacher's college1932
Eugenics - Mating, Adoption, etc.:1918-1925
199Psychology: military and students1918-1925
199Match making1931
199Abnormal Psychology - material presented in lecture before classMarch 1920
199Intelligence tests1917-1930
199Social standing and gender1925-1930
199Notable families1925-1930
199Popenoe lecture notes1921-1935
199Family, children1917-1925
199Celibacy1925-1930
199College life and family1928
199Foster children1917-1934
Eugenics - Mental Health: 1920-1935
198"A Letter to Parents"undated
198Mental health1915-1951
198Mexico and mental health1949-1951
198Pathology1913-1951
Eugenics - Multiple Births: Twins, triplets, and quadrupletsundated
Eugenics - Problems A-V:
199Albinism1934
199Achondroplasyundated
199Aderoids and tonsils1924-1926
199Adiposity1923-1926
199Alcoholism1916-1924
199Allergy1930-1936
199Amaurotic idiocy1923-1931
199AnemiaMarch 27, 1926
199Apoplexyundated
199Appendicitis1926
199Art1920-1929
199Ataxia1927-1930
199Bacteria1926
199Behavior1917-1929
199Birth palsyundated
199Blood1915-1930
199Body and mind1923-1929
199Bones1926
199Bronchiectasis1928
199Cancer1916-1936
199Capillaries1935
199Chess1926
199Club foot1922-1926
199Color vision1918-1929
200Complexionundated
200Constitution1925-1935
200Convulsions1924-1926
200Correlation of traits1925
200Cretinism1923-1927
200Criminality1929-1932
200Cryptorchidism1922-1932
197Dementia praecox1921-1931
197Development1919-1934
197Development, errors of1930-1940
197Diabetes insipidus1929
197Diabetes mellitus1927-1934
197Digits1922-1932
197Disease1921-1934
197Dupuytren's contraction1926
197Dwarfismundated
200Deafness1925-1930
200Development: walking, talking, and teething (Sonoma)1929
200Early man1884-1925
197Ears1926-1931
197Emotionsundated
197Encephalitis1928
197Endocrine glands1931
197Enuresis1926-1931
197Eyes1919-1934
200Fingerprints1925-1935
200Flat foot1926
200General1918-1930
200Genius1920-1935
200Goiter1922-1929
200Hair1920-1935
200Heart1925-1929
200Heredity, mechanism of1925-1935
200Hernia1923-1933
200Huntington's chorea1916-1932
200Hydrocephalics1919
200Hypersensitiveness1915-1928
200Hypertension1923-1934
200Harelip1931-1934
200Heredity- photographs and correspondence for publication1924-1928
200Immunity1924-1925
200Instincts1915-1925
200Intelligence: mechanical1927-1928
200Intelligence: social1927
200Intestines1920
200Jaundice1926
200Kidneys1924-1925
200Lactation1927
200Left-handedness1926
200Longevity1931
197NailsMay 23, 1925
197Neuroses1915-1927
197Nomadism1923
197Nose1921-1929
197Obesity1930-1936
197Origin of new traits1925
197Osteopetrosis1926
197Paralysis1934
197Paranoiaundated
197Paternity1920-1929
197Pelvisundated
197Personalityundated
197Physiognomy1925-1926
197Pneumonia1926
197Polydactyly1924-1933
197Racial traitsundated
197Radio-ulnar synostosisundated
197"Notes on Juvenile Rheumatism"1927
197Rickets1925-1937
197Scapula1910-1931
197Scurvyundated
197Senses1924
197Sex1923-1927
197Photographsundated
197Situs inversus1925-1927
197Skin1920-1937
198Skull1922
198Smell1918
198Speech defects1919
198Spellingundated
198Spina bifidaundated
198Split-hand1936-1937
198Stature1920-1925
198Stomach1931
198St Vitus dance1917
198Suicide1917-1925
198Teeth1910-1935
198Temperament1920-1930
198Thyroid1922-1929
198Tuberculosis1915-1935
198Voice1925
198Notes1915-1920
Eugenics - Race:
196Jews, marriage, and birth1936-1939
196Natural selection1925-1930
196Infant mortality1926-1928
196Longevity1930-1931
196Eugenics research1919-1932
196Eugenics and education1927-1939
196New York chamber of commerce publicationsApril 16, 1934
196Eugenics and anthropology1927-1940
196German eugenics publications1920-1936
196Evolution1920-1930
196B. mod. of the genes 21924-1926
197Appendix: motivation1935-1940
197Correspondence with Dr. William W. Krauss1941
197Eugenics and religion1918-1933
197Essay: "The Euthenic Aspect of Some Euthenic Measures"undated
197Eugenics and health1930-1932
120
5
Euthanasia
1925-1950
120
6
Family: Church and the Family
1951-1955
120
7-8
Family: Counseling
1930-1966
120
9
Family: Family in Society
1936-1958
121
1
Family: Father’s Role
1931-1972
121
2-5
Family: Income
1925-1967
121
6
Family: Making a Home Happy
1930-1961
122
1
Family: Marital and Family Adjustment in Rural and Urban Families of Two Generations
1949
122
2
Family: Teamwork in the Home
1935-1960
122
3
Gambling
1947-1967
122
4
Grandparents
1949-1964
122
5-6
Group Therapy
1945-1970
122
7
Guilt
1954
122
8
Happiness
1948-1949
122
9
Heredity: Counseling
1930-1966
122
10
Heredity: Germ Plasma
1924-1944
122
11
Heredity: Miscellaneous
1917-1972
122
12
Holidays: Christmas
1945-1970
123
1
Holidays: Miscellaneous
1951-1966
123
2
Homemaking
1937-1957
123
3-4
Homosexuality
1928-1976
123
5
Hypnotism
1948-1963
123
6-7
Illegitimacy
1923-1972
123
8
Impotence
1929-1950
124
1
Incest
1971
124
2
Infatuation
1949-1950
124
3
Inferiority Complex
1935-1967
124
4
Jealousy
1935-1969
124
5
Jewish Teachings
1939-1960
124
6-8
Juvenile Delinquents
1929-1969
125
1-2
Juvenile Delinquents
1973-1976
125
3
Longevity: Alexander Graham Bell
1916-1917
125
4
Longevity: Correspondence, Casper L. Redfield
1916-1925
125
5-6
Longevity: Miscellaneous
1917-1946
125
7
Low Income Families
1958-1964
126
1
Marriage: Acquaintance-Betrothal
1934-1947
126
2
Marriage: The Art of Getting On A Mate
1925-1962
126
3
Marriage: Childlessness
1943-1952
126
4
Marriage: College Marriages
1939-1950
126
5-6
Marriage: Conciliation Court
1937-1969
126
7
Marriage: Conflict Marriages
1947-1962
126
8
Marriage: Cousin Marriage
1915-1963
127
1
Marriage: Differences in the Age Married
1926-1956
127
2
Marriage: Intermarriage: Racial
1948-1963
127
3
Marriage: Intermarriage: Religion
1932-1972
127
4-7
Marriage: Marriage Counseling
1936-1972
127
8
Marriage: Marriage of Kin
1923
127
9
Marriage: Mate Marriage
1936-1960
128
1
Marriage: Miscellaneous
1924-1972
128
2
Marriage: Mother-In-Law
1936-1958
128
3
Marriage: Nurses
1930-1931
128
4
Marriage: Sexual Adjustment
1917-1950
128
5
Marriage: Unfaithfulness
1940-1957
128
6
Marriage: Unreal Expectations
1948-1959
128
7
Menopause
1930-1975
128
8
Menstruation
1926-1962
128
9
Mental Illness: Cedars of Lebanon
1947
128
10
Mental Illness: Depression
1949-1968
128
11
Mental Illness: Dianetics
1950-1951
128
12
Mental Illness: International Congress of Psychiatry
1950
128
13
Mental Illness: Music Therapy
1962-1972
128
14
Mental Illness: New Approaches to Mental Health Treatment for Labor and Low Income Groups
1964
129
1
Mental Illness: Paranoid and Hysteroid
1938-1960
129
2
Mental Illness: Psychopaths
1944-1959
129
3-4
Mental Illness: Psychotherapy
1923-1971
129
5
Mental Illness: Radio Talks on Mental Hygiene
1934-1937
129
6-7
Mental Illness: Schizophrenia
1929-1973
129
8
Mental Illness: Volunteers in Community Mental Health
1970
129
9
Nudism
1929-1968
129
10
Obesity
1941-1976
130
1-3
Parents
1929-1964
130
4-6
Personality
1930-1972
131
1
Pornography
1970-1976
131
2
Pregnancy
1928-1964
131
3
Premarital Sex: Feelings of Regret Involved in Premarital Intercourse
1969
131
4-5
Premarital Sex: Premarital Intercourse and Interpersonal Relationships
1960
131
6
Premarital Sex: Sexual Experimentation
1937-1954
131
7
Preparation for Marriage: Miscellaneous
1930-1946
131
8
Preparation for Marriage: Pastoral Counseling
1923-1953
132
1
Preparation for Marriage: Pastoral Counseling
1954-1964
132
2
Preparation for Marriage: Premarital Counseling Techniques
1941-1970
132
3-4
Preparation for Marriage: Premarital Medical Examination
1923-1960
132
5
Preparation for Marriage: Sexual Anatomy and Physiology
1937
132
6
Prison System
1945-1955
132
7
Prostitution
1915-1974
132
8
Relaxation
1941-1958
133
1
Report Two of the Research Department of the Institute of Family Relations
1958
133
2
Sex: Differences between the Sexes
1929-1945
133
3
Sex: Education
1929-1974
133
4
Sex: Ethics
1912-1968
133
5
Sex: Frigidity
1933-1959
134
1
Sex: Periodicity of Sexual Desire
1925-1926, 1950
134
2
Sex: Sex Offenders
1945-1970
134
3
Sex: Therapy
1918-1974
134
4
Sex: Transvestism
1920s-1970
134-135 and 194
Sterilization of Humans
1927-2003
135
2
Suicide
1962-1973
135
3-7
Teenagers
1922-1969
136
1
Teenagers
1970-1971
136
2
Twins
1950-1961
136
3
Venereal Disease
1921-1971
136
4
War: Children in Wartime
1942-1946
136
5
War: Divorce
1943-1946
136
6
War: Motives for War
1918, 1939
136
7
War: Population as a Factor in Post War Reconstruction
1942
136
8-9
War: War and the Family
1940-1954
136
10
War: Wartime Marriages
1942-1950
136
11
War: Wartime Morale
1942
136
12
War: Women in the War Industry
1942-1945
136
13
Widows
1959-1968
136
14
Working Wives
1952-1960
136
15
YMCA-Downtown Los Angeles, CA
1957
Series V.
American Institute of Family Relations
1929-1977
Sub-Series 1.
Correspondence
1929-1977
Sub-Sub-Series 1.
Alphabetical Correspondence
1929-1977
(7 document boxes)
Regarding lectures, workshops, personnel, counseling policies, publicity, and a search for a new director in 1976.
137
1
Administrative Council
1956-1959
137
2
American Broadcasting Company
1956-1958
137
3
American League of Counselors and Applied Psychologists
1952-1953
137
4
Anderson, Floyd
1961-1963
137
5
Anderson, Wayne
1961
137
6
Application for Counseling Correspondence Course
1956-1957
137
7
Arrangement for Radio Interviews and Contracts
1938-1957
137
8-10
Association of Marriage Counselors
1930-1970
138
1
Beesley, Kenneth
1961
138
2
Belmont Books
1962-1967
138
3
Blake, Howard
1948-1949
138
4-6
Board of Trustees
1936-1977
138
7
Buehler, Charlotte
1948
138
8
Canadian War Services, Inc.
1944
138
9
Cumings, Edgar
1961
138
10
Diamond, David
1949-1954
139
1
Felix Peano Bequest
1948-1967
139
2
Fishbein, Morris
1946-1954
139
3
Goldwyn Girls
1940s
139
4
Gosney, E.S.
1934-1937
139
5
Green, John
1961
139
6
Green, Stanford
1961
139
7
Guidance Counseling—Student Division
1971-1972
139
8
Institute of Family Relations in the City of New York, Inc.
1929-1937
139
9
Kimmell, Susan
1952-1958
139
10
Klemer, Richard
1953-1972
140
1
Lectures: Berkeley, CA
1937-1938
140
2
Lectures: Kearney State College, NE
1967
140
3
Lectures: Kent State University
1967
140
4
Lectures: Long Beach, CA
1932-1938
140
5
Lectures: Miscellaneous
1934-1938
140
6-7
Lectures: Occidental College, CA
1933, 1940
140
8
Lectures: Orange, CA
1931-1932
140
9
Lectures: Public Appearances-Pasadena, CA
1932-1933
140
10
Lectures: Religious Education in the Family-Baptist Churches
1931-1933
140
11
Lectures: Sacramento, CA
1934-1935
140
12
Lectures: San Bernadino, CA
1933-1934
140
13-14
Lectures: San Diego, CA
1932-1937
140
15
Lectures: San Jose, CA
1934-1935
140
16
Lectures: San Pedro, CA
1931-1933
140
17
Lectures: Santa Ana, CA
1931-1934
140
18
Lectures: Santa Monica, CA
1932
140
19
Lectures: South Pasadena, CA
1933
140
20
Lectures: University of Omaha, NE
1952
140
21
Lectures: University of Southern California
1934
140
22
Lectures: YMCA
1931-1932
141
1
Legislative Fight to Regulate Marriage Counseling
1955-1962
141
2
Letters from Readers of Miscellaneous Newspapers and Magazines
1938-1939
141
3
Loen, Ernest
1961
141
4
Loen Project
1961
141
5
Manson, Morse
1961
141
6-7
Memoranda, General
1932-1977
141
8
Memoranda, News and Notes
1941-1944
141
9
Memoranda, Policy and Procedures
1947-1955
141
10
Nasser and Bien
1950-1951
142
1
National Women’s Relief Society
1938
142
2
Phillips, Clinton
1967-1971
142
3-4
Postmaster General of the United States versus Paul Popenoe: Letters of Support
1942
142
5
Postmaster General of the United States versus Paul Popenoe: Letters Pertaining to the case
1942-1945
142
6
Richardson, Sullivan
1961
142
7
Rue, James
1971-1972
143
1-2
Sand, Alan—Agent
1961-1968
143
3-5
Schoolfield, R.F.
1970-1972
143
6
Shlien, John
1961
143
7
Watson, Goodwin
1961
143
8
Willen, John
1955
143
9-10
Wilson, Donald
1956-1968
143
11
Yorke, Emerson
1960-1961
Sub-Sub-Series 2.
Chronological Correspondence
1929-1976
(1.5 document boxes)
Regarding general policies, lectures, and personnel.
144
1-7
November 1929-December 1959
145
1-4
January 1960-November 1976
Sub-Series 2.
Case Histories
1934-1965
(21 document boxes)
Arranged alphabetically by the first letters of the last names of the patient. Includes Johnson Test Scores, notes by the counselors, correspondence, and case summaries. Researchers must sign an agreement to respect the confidentiality of the personal data in these boxes.
145
5-20
Ab-Andr
1954-1957
146
1-38
Ant-Bes
1944-1957
147
1-36
Bie-Cah
1945-1957
148
1-28
Cal-Com
1945-1957
149
1-23
Co-Dan
1954-1956
150
1-34
Dav-El
1944-1958
151
1-25
En-Fou
1945-1957
152
1-40
Fra-Gra
1954-1956
153
1-20
Gre-Hall
1954-1957
154
1-40
Halli-Holz
1954-1958
155
1-41
Hop-Kl
1953-1957
156
1-31
Kn-Lee
1945-1957
157
1-26
Leh-McD
1944-1965
158
1-28
McG-Mor
1943-1957
159
1-33
Mor-Nav
1934-1958
160
1-34
Ne-Pasa
1954-1957
161
1-48
Pasc-Ross
1944-1965
162
1-40
Row-Spe
1953-1957
163
1-38
Spr-Tip
1954-1957
164
1-34
To-Web
1953-1957
165
1-29
Webe-Wil
1954-1957
166
1-20
Wils-Zw
1954-1957
Sub-Series 3.
Radio Programs
1932-1960
(2 document boxes)
Arranged alphabetically. Regarding the role of the American Institute of Family Relations in counseling marriage and family problems. Includes interviews of Paul Popenoe by radio show hosts and scripts for numerous guest spots and radio series featuring him as the director of the institute.
166
21
The American Way
1947
166
22
Breakfast Club Memory Time
1953
166
23
Citizens Forum
1944
166
24
Edgar Bergen Hour
1955
166
25
Family Life Series
1949-1952
166
26
Family Relations
1941
166
27
Giving Your Baby a Good Start- Sex Guidance for Youth Program, Series
1946
166
28
Growth in Understanding in Parents
1940
166
29
Headline Celebrities
1946
166
30
The Home versus V.D.
1947
166
31
How We Can Strengthen the Home
1946
167
1-2
I Want to Be Happy Series
1944
167
3
I Was There
1945
167
4
In My Opinion
1948
167
5
Interesting Pasadena
1952
167
6
Love and Marriage
1953
167
7
Marriage Break-Ups
1946
167
8
Marriage, For Better or Worse
1948
167
9
Meet Another American
1941
167
10
Meet the Missus, Earl Carroll’s Theater Restaurant
1948
167
11
The Next Forty Years
1960
167
12
Paging the Judge
1953
167
13
Paging the News
1955
167
14
Paradise Boy
1960
167
15
Parent-Youth Progam
1949
167
16
People Are Funny
1945
167
17
Planned Parenthood at Tucson, AZ
1948
167
18
Radio Stations: KFAC
1950
167
19
Radio Stations: KHJ
1950, 1953
167
20
Radio Stations: KNX
1947
167
21
Radio Stations: KOA
1939
167
22
Radio Stations: KPAS
1945
167
23
Radio Stations: KPPC
1940
167
24
Radio Stations: KTSW
1952
167
25
Radio Stations: KWKW
1954
167
26
Radio Stations: WLOL
undated
167
27
Radio Stations: WNAB
1941
167
28
Report to the People, Marriage Tests
1936
167
29
Rocky Mountain Radio Counsel, Metropolitan Marriage Clinics
1940
167
30
Should the Interlocutory Decree be Abolished
1954
168
1
Successful Family Living
1941
168
2
Tell It to the Judge
1953
168
3
They Tell Me …
1946
168
4
Views on Vogue and Values
undated
168
5
Voices of Experience
1932-1933
168
6
We the People
1940-1944
168
7
What Price Recreation
1946
168
8
What Shall I Do?
1942
168
9
What’s your Problem? Series
1942
168
10
When I Grow Up
1950
168
11
Woman’s World
1960
168
12
Your Family Counselor
1957
168
13
Youth Talks it Over
1945-1946
Sub-Series 4.
Television Programs
1950-1962
(3 document boxes)
Arranged alphabetically. Syndicated programs featuring Paul Popenoe, as director of the institute, solving personal problems. Includes correspondence, advertising, contracts, and scripts for the series “Divorce Hearing.” There are also scripts for other series. There are also some letters from viewers of “House Party” which often had Paul Popenoe as a guest.
168
14-16
American Institute of Family Relations, Show Scripts
1951-1953
169
1
Divorce Hearing: Advertising
1958-1960
169
2
Divorce Hearing: Correspondence: Letters From Viewers
1958-1962
169
3
Divorce Hearing: Correspondence: Miscellaneous
1958-1961
169
4
Divorce Hearing: Correspondence: Spears, Harry—Agent
1957-1959
169
5-6
Divorce Hearing: Scripts
1957-1959
169
7-8
House Party: Letters from Viewers
January 1950-February 1951
170
1-3
House Party: Letters from Viewers
March 1951-December 1953
170
4-6
Today’s World: Scripts
1951-1952
170
7
You and Your Marriage: Scripts
1956
171
1-3
You and Your Marriage: Scripts
1956-1957
Sub-Series 5.
Records
1930-2008
202Articles of incorporationMarch 9, 1972
202AIFR literature in the 50s and 60s1937-1960
202AIFR relations1965-1969
202AIFR - Paul Popenoe matis1930-2008
202Bills and reciepts1979-1980
202Board of trustee materials1975-1983
202Clerical handbook1970-1979
202Counseling materials1960-1969
202Johnson temperment analysis1941-1944
202Literature handouts1930-1965
202Newsletters - "Family Life" bi-monthly service bulletin of the AIFR1977-1982
202Policies manualJanuary 1974
202Summer workshop complete notes1968
Series VI.
Manuscripts
1901-1963
(3 document boxes)
Arranged alphabetically. Drafts of articles and books written by Paul Popenoe.
171
4
Algeria “The Mode” As a Winter Resort; Can Not Compare with Southern California
1913
171
5
Among the Moslims
1913
171
6
Arabia And California: Some Considerations of the Date Industry
1913
171
7
Arabic Interpretations of Songs of Birds
1913
171
8
Arabic Zoology
1913
171
9
Better Teachers, Biologically Speaking
1936
171
10
California for Dates
1912
171
11-12
“Can this Marriage Be Saved,”
1960
172
1
The Childless Marriage
circa 1930s
(unpublished)
172
2
The City of Caliphs
1912
172
3
Costa Rica: A Contented Republic
1901
172
4
Counseling Course
1934-1935
172
5
Crushes
1938
172
6
The Dates of Mendali
1912
172
7
Defeating the Fifth Column
1941
172
8-9
Desert Life in California
undated
172
10
Diana of the Jungles
undated
172
11
Dinner Time in Baghdad
1912
172
12
Durand
1907
172
13
Enlarging the Menu: Work of Sub-Tropical Horticulturalists in the Propagation of New Fruits
undated
Fertility and Sterility:
1951. Significance1928-1950
1952. Normal Mechanism1929-1957
1953. Causes in Men1927-1939
1954. Causes in Women1927-1939
1955. Causes in Marriage1926
1956. Diagnosis1930-1936
1957. Treatment (A)1930-1935
1958. Treatment (B)1930-1935
1969-18. Treatment (chapter 12 missing)1930-1935
19622. Prevention1926-1935
19623. Social Aspects1935-1941
196Appendix. Ectopic Pregnancy1925-1935
196Appendix. Still Births1937-1941
196Appendix I. Note on Terms1935-1945
172
14
The Fleeting Years
1907
172
15
Flora at the Sahara Desert
1912
172
16
For the Coffee Drinker
undated
172
17
Freshman Class
undated
172
18
The Gardens of Southern France
1907
172
19
Getting Date Palm for California
1915
172
20
Great Britain on Two Dollars a Day
1912
172
21
Heredity and Oranges
undated
172
22
Hindu Gastronomy
1912
172
23
A Horticultural Pilgrimage to Scharanpur
1912
172
24
How Loveable are you?
1952
172
25
How to Make Love
1948
172
26
A Hunter’s Yarn
1907
173
1
In the Sahara
1913
173
2
The Influence of Poetry
1907
173
3
Inheritance of Mental Traits
undated
173
4
Italian Migration to Southern California
undated
173
5
Italian Table Talk
undated
173
6
A Journey to the Western Zab
undated
173
7
The Kei Apple
undated
173
8
Khalasa of a Hosa Date
1915
173
9
L’Aignon….Rostand
1907
173
10
Life in the Garden of Allah: Experience of Biskra, Accuracy of Mr. Hitchen’s Play
1912
173
11
Looking Forward
1942
173
12
Looting the Oases
1912
173
13
Lowell as a Writer of Prose
undated
173
14
Marbouts of the Sahara
1912
173
15
Mango Culture in India
1912
Marriage:
199Marriage, education, and traits1916-1951
199Appendices1930-1939
1991. are you old enough to marry?1919-1939
1992. what kind of wife do you want?1928-1940
1993. where will you find such a person?1936-1938
1994. and what will she think of you?1939
1995. remember: you do not understand womenundated
1996. what will our parents sayundated
1997. some eugenics for your own use1938-1939
1998. beware of widows- but more of divorcees1930-1939
1999. and much more of romance1937-1939
19910. can this be love/ proposals by women1919-1939
19912. the betrothal period1932-1939
19913. must you dig up the pastJune 27, 1939
19914. can you afford it1936-1939
19915. the pre-marital exam1936-1939
19916. the wedding1938
19917. the beginnings of married life1934
199Case studies in proposal1937
173
16
Mount Wilson
1903
201National Unity - Dr. P. Popenoe1931-1932
173
17
Nephelium Mutabile
1913
173
18
The New Resurrection Man
undated
173
19
A Night with Uncle Rufus
undated
173
20
Notes from Honolulu
undated
173
21
Notes from the Mediterranean
1913
173
22
On Life in a College House
undated
173
23
Old Ehrenburg
undated
173
24
On the Riviera
1912
173
25
The Present Crisis in France
1913
173
26
The Profanity Myth
1923
173
27
Real Meaning of Mohammedan Resistance to the Attempted Italian Conquest of Tripoli and Cyrenaica
1912
173
28
Religion in the Sahara
1912
173
29
Religious Societies in the Sahara
1912
173
30
A Scientist in Agriculture
1912
173
31
Semail Valley of Oman
1913
173
32-33
Sex, Love, and Marriage
1963
173
34
Some Suggestions from Algeria
1912
174
1
Successful Farming
1948-1949
174
2
This Business of Divorce
1946
174
3
To Baghdad for Date Palm
1913
174
4
A Tour in Four Languages
1912
174
5
Toward a Greater American
1954
174
6
Travel in Algeria
1912
174
7
Travel in Southeastern Spain
1912
202Unpublished materials (miscellaneous manuscripts)1959-1999
174
8
Up in the Persian Gulf
1913
174
9
Up the Tigris River
1913
174
10
Village Life in India
1913
174
11
The Wealth of Ornuz
1912
174
12
The Wheel Barrow Lady
1907
174
13
The Wit of the Arabs
1913
174
14
With the Natives of Muscat
1913
Series VII.
Personal Information
1874-1991
(4.5 document boxes)
Arranged alphabetically by type of material. Includes biographical files, journals,
photographs, and scrapbook material. The photographs are of the Popenoe
family and growing dates (one of the family businesses).
202Articles and newspaper clippings regarding Paul Popenoe1930-2016
174
15
Biographical Files: Popenoe, David
1967-1974
174
16
Biographical Files: Popenoe, Fred Oliver
1934
174
17
Biographical Files: Popenoe, Joshua
1970-1971
174
18-19
Biographical Files: Popenoe, Paul Bowman
1886-1991
174
20
Biographical Files: Popenoe, Wilson
1913-1975
202Correspondence1915-2012
174
21
Journals
1898-1899
175
1
Journals
1901-1921
202Obituaries1978-1979
202Paul Popenoe - Dates1972-2016
175
2
Photographs: American Institute of Family Relations
1953, 1964
175
3
Photographs: Date Growing Around the World: Algeria
1912
175
4
Photographs: Date Growing Around the World: Baghdad
1912-1913
175
5-6
Photographs: Date Growing Around the World: Basra
1913
175
7-10
Photographs: Date Growing Around the World: Biskra
1912-1913
176
1
Photographs: Date Growing Around the World: Biskra
1913
176
2
Photographs: Date Growing Around the World: California
1912-1920s
176
3
Photographs: Date Growing Around the World: Costa Rica
1901
176
4
Photographs: Date Growing Around the World: Ecuador
1921
176
5-9
Photographs: Date Growing Around the World: Lantern Slides-unidentified
1912-1913
177
1-2
Photographs: Date Growing Around the World: Lantern Slides-unidentified
1912-1913
177
3
Photographs: Date Growing Around the World: Mexico
1912
177
4
Photographs: Date Growing Around the World: Oman
1912
177
5
Photographs: Date Growing Around the World: Peru
1921
177
6
Photographs: Date Growing Around the World: Spain
1913
177
7
Photographs: Gosney, E.S.
1964
177
8
Photographs: Popenoe, Betty
1925-1940
177
9
Photographs: Popenoe, Herbert
1915
177
10
Photographs: Popenoe, Marian
undated
177
11
Photographs: Popenoe, Oliver
1960s
177
12
Photographs: Popenoe, Paul Bowman and Betty Popenoe
1920s-1973
177
13
Photographs: Popenoe, Paul Bowman and Family
1905-1930s
177
14
Photographs: Popenoe, Paul Bowman: Baby Album
1888-1894
177
15
Photographs: Popenoe, Paul Bowman: General
1906-1954
177
16
Photographs: Popenoe, Paul Bowman: Publicity
1940s-1970s
178
1
Photographs: Popenoe, Paul: Trip Around the World
1912-1914
178
2
Photographs: Popenoe, Paul: World War I
1917
178
3-7
Scrapbook Material
1874-1936
Series VIII.
Books
1913-1973
(3 document boxes)
Arranged alphabetically by title. Written by Paul Popenoe.
179
1-2
Applied Eugenics
1918-1933
179
3-4
Can This Marriage Be Saved?
1960
202Can This Marriage Be Saved? by the editors of Ladies Home Journal with Margery D. Rosen1994
179
5
Childbirth Education; Hungerford, Mary Jane
1972
(forward by Paul Popenoe)
179
6
The Child’s Heredity
1929
179
7
The Church Looks at Family Life
1964
179
8
Collected Papers on Eugenic Sterilization in California
1931
180
1
The Conservation of the Family
1926
180
2
Date Growing the Old and New Worlds
1913
180
3
The Date Palm
1973
180
4
Des Kinder Erbschaft
1930
includes letter and review
180
5
Divorce – 17 ways to avoid it
1950
180
6
How to Marry Someone You Can Live with all Your Life
1964
(forward by Paul Popenoe)
180
7
Manual of Tropical and Sub-Tropical Fruits
1920
181
1
Marriage Before and After
1943
181
2-3
Marriage Is What You Make It
1959, 1970
181
4-5
Modern Marriage
1925, 1947
181
6
Practical Applications of Heredity
1930
181
7
Population Problems of the Time of Augustus; Carey, Henry
1933
(forward by Paul Popenoe)
181
8
Problems of Human Reproduction
1926
202Seven Secrets of a Happy Marriage by Margery D. Rosen and the editors of Ladies' Home Journal (forward by David Popenoe)2002
181
9
Sex, Love and Marriage
1963
181
10
Sterilization for Human Betterment
1931
181
11
The Story of Sex
1932
Series IX.
Printed Material
1908-1973
Sub-Series 1.
Pamphlets and Leaflets
1936-1972
(.5 document boxes)
Arranged alphabetically. Written by Paul Popenoe regarding counseling marriage, sex, and family.
182
1
Aggressiveness Can Wreck Romance
1945
182
2
Are Virgins Out of Date
1946
182
3
Are You Husband Hunting
1938
182
4
Are You Preparing to do Maturity and Old Age Counseling
1946
182
5
Are You the Perfect Husband?
1938
182
6
Are You the Perfect Wife?
1938
182
7
Betrothal
1936
182
8
Biology and Education
1941
182
9
Boss Him and Lose Him
1943
182
10
Building Sex into Your Life
1959
182
11
Don’t Try to Make Him Jealous
1940
182
12
Eight Cures for Man Haters
1939
182
13
Four Secrets Men Won’t Tell
1941
182
14
Frigid Wives of Reno
1938
182
15
Home Study Course in Social Hygiene, Lesson 6
1944
182
16
How Can Boy Meet Girl
1939
182
17
How Do You Know You’re In Love?
1946
182
18
How to Make Love
1946
182
19
Husbands Need Not Be Inadequate
1945
182
20
I Married a Stingy Husband
1945
182
21
La Virginite Est Elle Demodee
1946
182
22
Love After 40
1940
182
23
Marital Counseling with Special References to Frigidity
1937
182
24
Marriage
1945
182
25
Moods Can Mar Your Marriage
1945
200Paul Popenoe's publications1925-1945
182
26
The Practice of Marriage Counseling
1952
182
27
Preparing for Marriage
1938
182
28
Sex Aspects of Marriage
1940
182
29
Sex, Happiness, or Tragedy
1952
182
30
Sexual Inadequacy of the Male
1946
182
31
Smart Wives Don’t Have to Nag
1939
182
32
Should Cousins Marry?
1937
182
33
Social Life for High School Girls and Boys
1937
182
34
Take Your Wife Into Partnership
1938
182
35
Techniques of Marriage and Family Counseling
1972
182
36
Those Engagement Revelations
1938
182
37
To Be Popular- Be Your Age
1940
182
38
The Truth About Sterility
1939
182
39
Twenty-Eight Years of Sterilization in California
1939
182
40
What Every Woman Wants
1937
182
41
Why Are Father’s Failures?
1938
182
42
Why Don’t You Make Him Propose?
1941
182
43
Will You Keep Growing After Marriage
1941
182
44
Woman And Extra Marital Relationships
undated
182
45
You Can Fall in Love If You Want To
1941
Sub-Series 2.
Periodicals
1908-1973
(7.5 document boxes)
Arranged alphabetically by periodical title. They contain articles by or about Paul Popenoe.
182
46
Allied Youth: Teenager and Car =Trouble
1958
182
47
American Journal of Sociology: Fecundity of Families Dependent on Charity
1934
182
48
American Sociological Review: Mate Selection
1937
182
49
A Study of 738 Elopements
1938
182
50
Arrowhead: The Avocado—The Food of the Future
1914
182
51
Awake: Unselfishness—The Key to a Successful Marriage
1969
182
52
The Battle Creek Idea: A Battle Creek Experience
1924
182
53
Birth Control Review: Birth Control and Eugenics
1917
182
54
Birth Control Review: Eugenic Sterilization
1933
182
55
California Garden: Sahara Desert Plant Life
1912
182
56
California Parent-Teacher: Children Must Take Third Place
1939
182
57
Canadian Welfare: Marriage Counseling
1947
183
1
Catholic Digest: Abortion in Japan
1971
183
2
Child Family Digest: Premarital Experience No Test of Adjustment
1956
183
3
Church of the Brethren Leader for All Church Workers: The Role of Man in the Modern Family
1961
183
4
Church of the Brethren Leader for All Church Workers: The Role of the Woman in the Modern Family
1962
183
5
The Clubwoman: The Conservation of the Family
1928
183
6
The Congregationalist and Herald of Gospel Liberty: What Better Place to Meet?
1933
183
7
The Date Palm: A Trip to West India Plantations
1913
183 and 202
Desert: An Unexpected Commission
1963
183
9
Eugenasia: Dr. Paul Popenoe
1942
183
10
Eugenical News: Should Bachelors and Fathers Get the Same Pay?
1943
183
11-12
Family Life: American Institute of Family Relations Bulletin
1945-1948
184
1-3
Family Life: American Institute of Family Relations Bulletin
1949-1954
185
1-4
Family Life: American Institute of Family Relations Bulletin
1955-1962
186
1-4
Family Life: American Institute of Family Relations Bulletin
1963-1970
187
1
Family Life: American Institute of Family Relations Bulletin
1971-1973
187
2
Family Weekly: When a Husband is Unfaithful
1964
187
3
Forum and Century: Sterilization: A Debate
1935
187
4
Good Health: An Arab Narcotic
1923
187
5
Good Health: The Art of Eating in the Street
1923
187
6
Good Health: As To Coconuts
1923
187
7
Good Health: The Chewing Gum Tree
1923
187
8
Good Health: Desert Water Holes
1923
187
9
Good Health: Do You Know About Pinole?
1922
187
10
Good Health: Early Opposition to Coffee
1922
187
11
Good Health: Health and Civilization
1922
187
12
Good Health: Life in the Tropics
1923
187
13
Good Health: Meal Time Among the Arabs
1924
187
14
Good Health: Some Unusual Nuts
1924
187
15
Health: First Aid for Unhappy Marriages
1946
187
16
High School Service, The American Red Cross: In the Moon of Ramazan
1926
187
17
High School Service, The American Red Cross: In the Valley of Samail
1926
187
18
Home Life: Danger: Men (And Women) at Work
1973
187
19
Home Life: Mental Health and the Family
1971
187
20
Home Life: Teamwork in the Home
1964
187
21
Human Sexuality: Fraudulent “New Mentality,”
1973
188
1
Journal of Heredity: Edited By Paul Popenoe
1914-1915, 1917
188
2
Journal of Home Economics: Cooperation in Family Relations
1934
188
3
Journal of Social Hygiene: A Family Consultation Service
1931
188
4
Journal of Social Hygiene: Some Effects of a State Law Requiring Delay Before a Marriage License is Issued
1929
203Ladies' Home Journal: The Man Who Saves MarriagesSeptember 1960
188
5
Literary Digest: Odd Foreign Drinks
1923
188
6
Marriage: Are There Enough Good Husbands to Go Around?
1969
188
7
Marriage: The Engagement
1969
188
8
Marriage: The Feminized Mate
1971
188
9
Marriage: The Real Thing
1969
188
10
Marriage: Teen Age Sex and Marriage
1967
188
11
Marriage: Where Can I Find a Good Counselor
1973
202Medical Aspects of Human Sexuality: The Fraudulent "New Morality"April 1973
188
12
Motive: Marriage Is a Good Idea, If…
1948
188
13
National Geographic Magazine: Costa Rica, The Land of the Banana
1922
188
14
Opportunity: The Verdict of Common Sense
1923
188
15
Out West: Date Culture in Southern California
1913
188
16
Outdoor Life: Swans Islands
1909
188
17
The Pacific Garden: For The Coffee Drinker
1908
188
18
The Parent Problem: Institute of Family Relations
1931
188
19
Parents: Do Your Children Know You Love Them
1965
188
20
Parents: Making Marriage Work
1967
188
21
Perfect Home Magazine: The Focus of Family Living
1958
188
22
Psychology: Bringing up Father
1962
188
23
Sexual Adjustments in Marriage
1962
188
24
Rexall Magazine: Dr. Popenoe’s Recipes for Happy Marriage
1945
188
25
School and Society: Eugenics and College Education
1917
188
26
Scientific American: Are You a Paranoid?
1938
189
1
Scientific Monthly: Back to Methusela
1927
189
2
Scientific Monthly: The Date Palm in Antiquity
1924
189
3
Scientific Monthly: The Marriage of Kin
1923
189
4
Senior Citizen: The Soviet Family
1963
189
5
Social Forces: Where are the Marriageable Men?
1935
189
6
St. Nicholas: “Uncle Sam’s” Adventurers
1921
189
7
Table Talk: The Stomach of Barbary
1912
189
8
Talks: Are Husbands or Wives to Blame for Broken Homes
1948
189
9
Town Meeting: Have Women Failed as Homemakers
1947
189
10
The Trained Nurse and Hospital Review: The Nurse and Family Relations
1934
189
11
Vegetarian News Digest: Noteworthy People
1950
189
12
Western Journal of Surgery, Obstetrics, and Gynecology: Marital Counseling with Special Reference to Frigidity
1937
189
13
Your Health: How the U.S. Army Fights Syphilis
1941
189
14
Your Life: Modern Marriage
1942
189
15
Your Life: Popenoe, Marriage Mender for Millions
1951
189
16
Your Success: Make Love a Habit
1944
189
17
Youth Leaders: Education for Marriage
1948