Preliminary Inventory of the Paderewski Testimonial Fund records
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Administrative Material
Incorporation papers (Delaware 1941 March 14)
Board of Directors meeting minutes
Executive Committee meeting minutes, (#1) 1941-1944
Board of Directors meeting minutes
Executive Committee meeting minutes 1945-1948
Treasurer's Report, etc. (#2)
Same, (#3) 1947-1954
Executive Committee meetings - Incorporation papers, (#4) 1941
Board of Directors - Executive Committee
Francis N. Bangs - Attorney (dissolution of funds) (#1)
Deceased members - Paderewski Fund, (#2) 1946-1947
Board of Directors of Paderewski Fund, (#3) 1941-1949
Executive Committee (#4)
James F. Best, (#5) 1943-1948
Honorable Robert Woods Bliss, (#6) 1948
Honorable Robert Woods Bliss, (#7) 1939-1941
Calvin Bullock, - Treasurer (#8) 1941-1942
Doda Conrad, New York City - Vice-Chairman (#9)
Hugh Gibson - member of Executive Committee and Board of Directors, Vice-Chairman (#10)
C. E. Gross - Treasurer (National City Bank for Basic Orders) (#11)
Dr. Arthur Hunter - Treasurer, (#12) 1943-1946
Huger W. Jervey, - member of Board of Directors and Executive Committee (#13) 1941-1949
Mrs. Vernon Charlotte Kellogg - Chairman (Board of Directors, Executive Committee) (#14)
Arthur Bliss Lane, (#15) 1950-1951
Honorable Arthur Bliss Lane, (#1) 1947-1949
Bryce Le Jeune - Member of Board of Directors and Executive Committee (#2)
I. Nurkiewicz, (#3) 1951
John Donald Robb, - Board of Directors and Executive Committee (#4) 1941
Herbert L. Satterlee, (#5) 1939-1946
Mrs. Ernest Schelling - Member of Board of Directors, Executive Committee, Chairman of New York City Committee (#6)
Mrs. Catherine Hughes Waddell - Member of Board of Directors, Chairman of New York City Committee (#7)
Photographs (Paderewski Testimonial Fund Board members) (#8)
Administration - Incorporation; Tax Matters
Incorporation, articles of by-laws (Dover, Delaware) (#9)
Tax
Information (#10)
U.S. Government withholding tax (#11)
N.Y. City (#12)
N.Y. State reports (#13)
General ledger (#1)
Miscellaneous booklets, pamphlets (not Paderewski Testimonial Fund) on Poland, The Polish Review, etc. (#2)
A - General, (#1) 1941-1946
American Overseas Aid (#2)
Auditors - Deloitte, Plender, Griffitho, and Co. - succeeded by Haskins and Sells) (#3) (1954
Appeals - Polish families and groups (#4)
Alabama Chests, (#5) 1943-1944
Arizona Comm.
Phoenix (Henry T. Cuthbert, (#6) 1941-1947)
Tucson (Mrs. Eleanor Altman, (#7) 1941-1944)
Arizona Chests, (#8) 1942-1943
Arkansas Chests, (#9) 1942-
B - General, (for Belgian American Educational Fund, see box 10 and 11) (#10) 1941-1947
British War Relief Society, (#11) 1942-1944
Budget (Paderewski Fund), (#12) 1943-1946
C - General, (#13) 1941-1947
Canada, (#14) 1940-1942
Care, trough 1949 (#1) 1945-
Audits
Co-operative for American Remittances to Everywhere, Inc., (#2) 1952-1957
Co-operative for American Remittance to Europe, Inc., (#3) 1949-1951
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie (#4)
Commission for International Education, (#5) 1946-1947
Commission for Polish Relief, Inc. (Secretary Maurice Pate), (#6) 1940-1942
Histories - Committees (#7)
Committees of Paderewski Fund, letters and bulletins (#8)
Committee lists (#9)
Community Chests and Councils, (#10) 1942
Council - Foreign Voluntary Agencies in Poland, (#11) 1946
Community Chests (Chests - general), (#12) 1942-1943
California Committees
General (#13)
Berkeley - Mrs. Samuel Marks, (#14) 1941-1945
Carmel - Mrs. Caroline Picket and Noel Sullivan, (#15) 1941-1947
Fresno - Mrs. Thos. Risley, (#1) 1941-1944
Hollywood
Alan Mowbray, (#2) 1941-1944-1945
O'Connor, (#3) 1939-1940
Long Beach - Mrs. Fred Bixby, (#4) 1943
Los Angeles
Friends of Poland - John Thomson, (#5) 1941-1944
United Polish Society of Los Angeles, (#6) 1941-1944
Consul Lech T. Nimeo, (#7) 1940-1943
Napa - Miss Gertrude Lamden, (#8) 1942-1945
Oakland - Dr. Geo. Reinle, (#9) 1941-1944
Palo Alto - A. C. Giese, (#10) 1941-1945
Pasadena - Mrs. Robert Millikan, (#11) 1941-1943
Salinas - Chas. Butner, (#12) 1943
San Diego
Louis van Norman, (#13) 1942-1947
Irene Yasinka, (#14) 1941-1942
San Fernando - Mrs. Martha Visser (#15)
San Francisco
Raymond Armsby, (#16) 1941-1946
Committee newsclippings (#17)
San Francisco Committee, from (#1) 1939 October
Polish Consul W. Sokolowski, (#2) 1942-1945
San Jose - Mrs. John W. Davy, (#3) 1943
Santa Barbara - Richard Crane, (#4) 1941-1945
Santa Cruz - Mrs. B. B. Wilder, (#5) 1943
Van Nuys, Mrs. H. O. Drelinkiewicz and Rekwart (Chairman) (#6) 1940-1941
California Chests
B - R (#7)
S - Z (#8)
Polish Groups Cooperating, (#9) 1942-1945
Colorado Committee, Denver - A. L. Forsyth, (#10) 1941-1943
Colorado Chests, Denver - Fort Collins (#11)
Connecticut Committees
Hartford - Dr. R. B. Ogilby, (#12) 1941-1943
New Britain - Maria Soroka, (#13) 1941-1942
New Canaan - L. E. Hubbelly, (#14) 1941-1947
New Heaven
Deane Keller, (#15) 1941-1943
Mrs. C. B. Hogan, (#16) 1939-1940
West Hartford - K. M. Larkum, (#1) 1942-1943
Polish Group Cooperating - Connecticut, (#2) 1941
Connecticut Chests, (#3) 1942
D - General, (#4) 1941-1949
Delaware Committee, Wilmington - Mrs. C. Greenwalt, (#5) 1941-1943
D.C.
Madame Gladys Ciechanowska (Polish Embassy) (#6)
Polish Embassy, (#7) 1941-1944-1948
D.C. Washington
Advisory Committee on Voluntary Foreign Aid
(#8) 1950-1952
(#9) 1946-1947-1948-1949
President's War Relief Control Board
(#10) 1945
(#11) 1944
(#12) 1941-1943
Directives
(#13) 1942-1946
(#14) 1941-1942
State Department, (#15) 1939-1940
District of Columbia - Columbia Chests, (#1) 1942-1943
Washington, D.C. Committee
Mrs. Frank Simonds
(#2) 1939-1940
1941-1945
Mrs. Adam Gordon, (#3) 1946
E - General, (#4) 1941-1949
F - General, (#4A) 1941-1949
Food packages to Poland (concerns handling) (#5)
Florida - General Committee Correspondence (#6)
Florida Chests, (#7) 1942
G - General, (#8) 1941-1947
Georgia Chests
Atlanta 1942
Savannah, (#9) 1942-1943
H - General, (#10) 1941-1949
Hoover Institution Library - correspondence re matters sent to Hoover Library (C. E. Rothwell) (#11)
I - General, (#12) 1942-1943-1949)
Idaho Committee - Kellogg (S. A. Easton), (#13) 1939-1946
Illinois, Chicago
American Friends of Poland (Chicago Chapter), (#14) 1941-1943
American Polish National Council (#15)
Miss Florence Bartlett, (#16) 1941
Gamma Phi Beta, (#17) 1942
Miss Osterbera's visit, (#18) 1941
Polish Civilian War Relief (Mrs. A. Mix), (#19) 1941-1944
Polish Consul - Dr. Karol Ripa (#20)
Polish National Alliance - President Charles Rozmarek, (#21) 1945
Polish Organizations (#22)
Polish Roman Catholic Union (#23)
Archives and Museum, (#1) 1944
Polish Women's Alliance - Mrs. H. B. Wolowska, (#2) 1945-1946
American Relief for Poland, (#3) 1950-1952
Polish War Relief, and American Relief for Poland, from 1946 February (#4) 1946-1949
Polish War Relief, (#5) 1945
American Relief for Poland - "Report on Organization and Operation of Mission in Poland, " by Henry J. Osinski (#6) December 1945 to January 1947
Polish War Relief, (#7) 1944
Polish American Council - Polish War Relief
(#8) 1942-1943
(#9) 1944
Illinois Committee
Chicago
Chauncey McCormick, (#10) 1939-1946
Gen. R. E. Wood, (#11) 1940-1942
Peoria - Lillian MacKinnon, (#12) 1942
Urbana - George Goble, (#13) 1940-1941
Illinois Chests, (#14) 1942-1943
Indiana Committee
Indianapolis
Mrs. H. M. Woollen, (Irma Woollen Medical Library) (#1) 1946-1948-1953
Medical Library Accounts, (#2) 1945-1947
Mrs. Woollen
(#3) 1945
(#4) 1944
(#5) 1943
(#6) 1941-1942
Bookplates (#7)
M. D. Carrei, (#8) 1939-1946
South Bend - Miss Mary Ilasz, (#9) 1941-1945
Indiana Chests, (#10) 1942-1944
Iowa Chests (Cedar Rapids, Centerville, (#11) 1942)
J - General, (#12) 1941-1949
Jones Survey, John. P. (#13)
K - General, (#14) 1941-1949
Mrs. Charlotte Kellogg correspondence and wires to and from headquarters
(#15) 1941
(#1) 1942
(#2) 1943
(#3) 1944 to 1945 December
(#4) 1946 April to 1947 September
University of Krakow (#5)
Kansas Committee - correspondence (#6)
Kansas Chests, (Wichita, Topeka, Kansas City) (#7) 1942
Kentucky - Committee correspondence (#8)
Kentucky Chests (Louisville, Lexington, (#9) 1942)
L - General, (#10) 1941 to 1949
Labor League for Human Rights (U.N. Relief) - American Federation of Labor (#11)
Laski - for the blind (#12)
Lists - bulletin mailing list (#13)
Louisiana Chests (New Orleans, (#14) 1942)
Mc - General (#15)
M - General, (#1) 1939-1947
Medical Foundations, (#2) 1947
Maine Committees
Bar Harbor - H. L. Satterlee 1941
York Village - Elizabeth Perkins, (#3) 1944
Maine Chests (Bangor-Brewer, Portland, (#4) 1943 1942)
Maryland Committee, Baltimore
Miss K. E. Lucke, (#5) 1939-1943
Mrs. White, (#6) 1942-1947
Maryland Chests (Baltimore, (#7) 1942-1943)
Massachusetts Committees
Boston
B. W. Warren, Jr.
(#8) 1941-1949
(#9) 1939-1940
Friends of Polish Culture - Dr. Tadeusz Raczynski, (#10) 1945
Greenfield - Paul Gorecki (Polish Relief Committee), (#11) 1941-1943
Stockbridge - Mrs. A. Rodzinski, (#12) 1941
Worcester
Mrs. E. Krawczynski, (#13) 1941-1946
Polish Jr. League, (#14) 1941
Polish groups cooperating (Massachusetts) (#15)
Massachusetts Chests (#16)
Michigan Committees
Ann Arbor, etc., (#17) 1941
Detroit, (#18) 1939-1943
Polish groups cooperating (Michigan) (#19)
Michigan Chests (#20)
Minnesota Committees
Duluth - Rev. F. T. Schultz, (#1) 1943
Minneapolis - Mrs. S. Hawks, (#2) 1940-1947
Minnesota Polish Groups (#3)
Minnesota Chests, (#4) 1942-1943
Mississippi Chests (Jackson, (#5) 1942-1943)
Missouri Committees
Kansas City - Mrs. Henry Haskell, (#6) 1939-1946
St. Louis
J. L. Davis, (#7) 1942-1947
David Gray, (#8) 1941-1943
Missouri Chests, (#9) 1942-1943
Montana - General Committee (#10)
Montana Chests (Billings, (#11) 1943)
N - General, (#12) 1941-1946
National Federation of Music Clubs - Mrs. Vincent Ober, (#13) 1941
Rev. W. Coleman Nevils, (#14) 1941-1952
Nebraska (#15)
Nebraska Chests (Omaha, (#16) 1942)
Nevada Committee (Reno - Samuel Platt, (#17) 1943-1946)
Nevada Chests (Reno, (#18) 1942-1943)
New Hampshire Committees
Concord - Mrs. J. L. Smith, (#19) 1941-1944
Dartmouth - Eric Kelly, (#20) 1939-1946
New Hampshire Chests, (#21) 1942
New Jersey Committees
Montclair - Mrs. Anderson, (#1) 1941
Newark
Mrs. Conklin, (#2) 1941
Mrs. F. Fuld, (#3) 1941
Mrs. Slowinska, (#4) 1942-1943
Princeton - R. Lindabury, (#5) 1939-1944
Trenton - John Colt, and Anthony Brenzk, (#6) 1941-1943
New Jersey - Polish groups cooperating (#7)
New Jersey Chests (#8)
New York Buffalo - Rev. Justin Figas (#9)
New York State Committees
Albany - Stanislaw Kosinski, (#10) 1941-1943
Binghamton (#11)
Buffalo (#12)
Newburgh - Mrs. Wallach, (#13) 1942
Poughkeepsie - Prof. Gordon ?, (#14) 1941?
Rochester
Dr. H. Hanson
Miss Josephine Dunham, (#15) 1941-1946
Syracuse - Dr. Wm. Scheding, (#16) 1941
Utica - Arthur Foley, (#17) 1940-1941
Yonkers - H. Meyer, (#18) 1941-1945
New York State - Polish groups cooperating (#19)
New York Chests (#20)
American Council of Voluntary Agencies
(#21) 1950-1951
(#22) 1948-1949
American Council of Voluntary Agencies for Foreign Service
(#1) 1944-1945
(#2) 1946-1949
Federal Reserve Bank (N.Y. City, - Foreign Prop. Control Dept.) (#3) 1941-1945
Kosciuszko Foundation, (#4) 1940 1943 1948
NYC - Medical and Surgical Relief Committee, (#5) 1945
Motion Picture Industry (U.N. Week), (#6) 1942-1944
National Catholic Welfare Conference (Washington D.C., NYC), (#6A) 1942-1949
National City Bank (orders for payments)
(#7) 1954-1959
(#8) 1950-1953
(#9) 1941-1949
National Information Bureau, (#10) 1941 1946 1948
National War Fund
(#11) 1943 1947 1948
Budget, publicity, etc. (#12)
New York War Fund, (#13) 1944-1945
New York City - Polish Consul Sylwin Strakacz, (#14) 1941-1946
Polish Embassy (NYC) - Financial Counselor, (#15) 1941
NY - Polish Government Information Center, (#16) 1943-1944
Polish Institute of Arts and Science (#17)
Polish Social Service Bureau, (#1) 1940-1943
New York - Rockefeller Fn., (#2) 1942-1947
Carleton Smith (New York City), (#3) 1941
New York City - Sigismond Slojowski (#4)
New York City Headquarters
Eagle Pins (#5)
Lease (#6)
37th E. 36th St. (and 39th E. 35th St.) (#7)
Insurance (N.Y.), (#8) 1942-1947
Northwestern Storage Warehouse (#9)
Insurance policies (#10)
Personnel (#11)
Program Arrangements Section (#12)
Publicity (Chas. Gamble and Associates) (#13)
Utilities (#14)
J. A. Want, organization (#15)
Bills, cancelled checks (1945 April-1946 October)
Miscellaneous correspondence (Mrs. Edward Schelling), (#1) 1940 November-1941 September
National Paderewski Testimonial
Note from Eleanor Roosevelt 1940 December 2
correspondence - Chairman and Mrs. Ernest Schelling (#1A) 1941 February 15-22
Correspondence with Hartwell Jobson and Kibbee (#2)
National Paderewski Testimonial
No.3, ; Mrs. Ernest Schelling (list of concert programs) (#3) 1941 February 15-22
No.4, ; Mrs. Ernest Schelling (contributions, statement of accounts, payments to Hartwell, Jobson, and Kibbee (#4) 1941 February 15-22
No.5 - report, circular letters, publicity releases (#5)
No.6 - sponsoring committee (#6)
Paderewski Testimonial - Golden Book, (No.7) (#7) 1941
National Paderewski Testimonial - Homage to Paderewski (published by Boosey and Hawkes, Inc., NYC) (#8)
Homage to Paderewski - concert at home of Samuel L. Barlow, (#9) 1942 February 27
Testimonial Concert
(at Mrs. Carnegie's home) (#10) 1941 January
(Palm Beach, Florida-Carleton Smith) (#11) 1941 March 8
New York City - Testimonial Concert, Carnegie Hall - Nadia Boulanger, (New York Philharmonic Symphony) (#1) 1941 April 4
Paderewski Testimonial Day, (exhibition at Levy Gallery chaired by Mrs. Otto Preminger) (#2) 1941 April 18
Garden lectures, (Hugh Findlay) and correspondence with Hugh Findlay until 1945 (#3) 1942 March-April
New York City
Polish Dolls (Women's International Exposition, (#4) 1942 December)
Town Hall, (Stanley Nowak of Harvard) (#5) 1943 February 8
New York City Committee
(Col. W. J. Donovan) (#6) 1939-1940
(Mrs. Chauncey Waddell) (#7) 1941-1942
(Mrs. Ernest Schelling) (#8) 1942-1944
Brooklyn - Frank Serri, (#9) 1939-1940
Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx - Polish Groups (#10)
North Caroline Committee - Raleigh (Mrs. R. L. McMillan, (#11) 1941)
North Dakota Chests
(#12) 1942
(Fargo, (#13) 1940)
O - General, (#14) 1940-1949
Ohio Committee
Akron
Konarski 1941-1942
Piotrowski, (#15) 1946
Cincinnati (C. H. Thuman, (#16) 1941-1943)
Cleveland
Mrs. A. Rodzinski, (#1) 1939-1943
Thos. Jones, (#2) 1939-1940
Ohio, Cleveland - Poland War Sufferers Aid Committee (Hon. Jos. F. Sawicki) (#3)
Ohio Committee
Columbus (Paul Clapp, (#4) 1939-1940)
Toledo (Grove Patterson, (#5) 1940-1942)
Ohio - Polish Groups (Ohio Chests, (#6) 1942-1943)
Ohio Chests, (#6A) 1942-1943
Oklahoma Committee - Tulsa, (#7) 1939-1940
Oklahoma Chests (#8)
Oregon Committee - Portland (Mrs. Spencer, (#9) 1941-1945)
Oregon - Polish Groups (United Polish Societies) (#10)
Oregon Chests
Portland 1942
Salem, (#11) 1942
P - General (#12) (1941-1947-1951)
Paderewski Fund for Polish Relief
(Mr. and Mrs. Guido Pantaleoni) (#13) 1941-1943
(photos of committee members, etc. - Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, Mrs. Kellogg, Mrs. Schelling, Hon. Ct. Potocki, Mayor La Guardia, Arthur Rubenstein, Col. Donovan, etc.) (#14) 1940
Paderewski Foundation Inc., New York, (President - Edward S. Witkowski) (#15) 1951-1953
Post-war work in Poland (#16)
Public health in Poland (report, put out by Polish Research and Information Service) (#17) 1949
Mrs. T. L. Purdy (#18)
Pennsylvania Department of Welfare (Harrisburg, (#19) 1941-1942)
Pennsylvania Committee
Erie (T. P. Dunn, (#20) 1941-1942)
Philadelphia
(Anne Brock, (#21) 1940-1942)
Mrs. Edward Bok, (#1) 1939-1940
Polish Relief Committee, (Leon. L. Kolankiewicz) (#2) 1941-1945
Pittsburgh
Horace Baker, (#3) 1940-1946
Polish Falcons of America, (Dr. T. A. Starzynski) (#4) 1941-1946
Counsul H. Sztark, (#5) 1940-1946
Scranton (Sidney Grabowski, (#6) 1940-1942)
Pennsylvania Polish Groups (#7)
Pennsylvania Chests, (#8) 1942-1943
Souvenir Program of The Paderewski Fund-10th Anniversary Ball, ; correspondence with Ignacy Jan Paderewski and Madame Wilkonska, 1939-1941 (#9) 1958 November 15
Paderewski birthday card (80th birthday-(#10) 1940 November 6)
Luncheon - Lotos Club, (Madame Wilkonska and Ignacy Jan Paderewski) (#11) 1941 January 7
Paderewski Memorial Exhibition, (#12) 1941 July-August
Paderewski Memorials (Hoffman Exhibition, the CBS program, (#13) 1942 June 24) 1942 July 8
Paderewski Fund Projects
Special Assistance Committee
Britain
Reports
(#1) 1943
(#2) 1944
(#3) 1945
Remittances, (#4) 1941-1945
Reports
(#5) 1941
(#6) 1942
France (Madame Sosnicka) (#7)
No Title
Paris (Madame Sosnicka, (#1) 1945-1949)
Vichy (Madame Sosnicka, (#2) 1941-1942)
Sweden - Stockholm, (#3) 1941-1946
Switzerland
Lausanne (Madame Lübke, (#4) 1941-1947)
Student Relief, (#5) 1940-1942
Food relief parcels to Poland, (#6, #7) 1946
Special work
England (Countess C. Raczynska - British Isles) (#1)
Correspondence with Prince Olgierd Czartoryski (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) (#2)
Monthly reports (loose in box) re: Rules of Neutrality Act of (#3) 1939
Pamphlet: The Farm Surplus and Hungry People, A proposal by CARE, (#4) 1954 February
Ledger - record of committee expenses (#5)
R - General, (#1) 1940-1949
Relatives - seeking (#2)
Dr. Charles Rosenberg (#3)
Rhode Island Committee - Providence (Mrs. Sharpe, (#4) 1942)
Rhode Island Chests (Providence, Woonsocket, (#5) 1942)
S - General (#6)
South Carolina Chests (Columbia, Greenville, (#7) 1942)
South Dakota Chests (Aberdeen, Sioux Falls, (#8) 1942)
T - General, (#9) 1940-1949
Texas Committee
Dallas (Stanley Marcus, and Marion Flagg) (#10) 1941-1946
Houston (St. John Garwood, and Miss Grace Godard) (#11) 1939-1943
Texas Chests (#12)
U - General, (#13) 1941-1943
Unitarian Service Committee, (#14) 1945-1949
U.N.R.R.A.
Transportation for Doctors (#15)
Clothing collection, (#16) 1945-1946
Utah Chests - Salt Lake City, (#17) 1942
V - General, (#18) 1941-1942
Vermont Committee - Burlington (Jos. Winterbotham, (#19) 1939-1941)
Virginia Committee - Alexandria (Mrs. Philip D. Mosser, (#20) 1939-1941)
Virginia Chests, (#21) 1942
Volunteers, (#22) 1939
W - General, (#1) 1940-1949
Mrs. Pat Washington, (British Committee for Polish Welfare, London (#2) 1941-1946
Washington Committee - Seattle (Stephen Kluck, and Mrs. Chas Richards) (#3) 1942-1948
Washington Chests, (#3A) 1942-1943
West Virginia Chests, (#4) 1942
Wisconsin Committee
Milwaukee (C. E. Saskowski, (#4A) 1941-1942)
Stevens Point (Ernest Lilien) (#5)
Wisconsin Chests (Green Bay, Kenosha, Madison, Milwaukee, Racine, (#6) 1942)
Wyoming Chests (Caster, (#7) 1942)
X, Y, Z - General, (#8) 1941-1946
YMCA - Polish branch (Mr. Paul Super) (#9)
Bulletins - Paderewski Fund for Polish Relief Nos. 1-3 and Paderewski Testimonial Fund - bulletins and releases from (#10) 1941-1948
Paderewski Testimonial Fund (PTF) - bulletin No.1, (2 copies) (#11) 1941 May
Paderewski Fund for Polish Relief (PFPR) - bulletins No.1, 2, 3 (#12) (1941 January-April)
Paderewski Testimonial Fund bulletins
No. 2, (#13) 1941 June
No. 3, (2 copies) (#14) 1941 July
No. 4, (2 copies) (#15) 1941 September
No. 5, (2 copies) (#16) 1942 January
No. 6, (2 copies) (#17) 1942 March
No. 7, (#18) 1942 July
No. 8, (#19) 1943 October
(no number) (#20) 1944 January
No. 9, (#21) 1944 July
No. 10, (#22) 1944 September
No. 11, (#23) 1945 February
No. 12, (#24) 1948 July
Paderewski Testimonial Fund, Inc. - Press releases, (#1) 1940 December-1948 October
Miscellaneous circulars (#2)
The official seal stamp (#3)
Microfilm - inventory of Paderewski Hospital (2 rolls) (#4)
Polish School of Medicine - at the University of Edinburgh, London, (1 copy in English, another in Polish) (#5) 1942
Early Files
A - General, (#1) 1939-1940
Allied Relief, (#2) 1939-1940
American Legion, (#3) 1940
American Red Cross, (#4) 1939-1940
Answers to current questions (#5)
Appeals (#6)
Articles of Incorp. and by-laws (#7)
B - General (#7A)
Bishop's Commission for Polish Relief (#8)
Broadcast - NBC, (#9) 1940 April 16
Julien Bryan (#10)
Bulletins
Commission for Polish Relief
The Paderewski Fund for Polish Relief
Paderewski Testimonial Fund, Inc. and Paderewski Hospital (#11)
C - General, (#12) 1939-1940
California Committee - General (#13)
California
Hollywood Committee
Thaddeus Wronski, (#14) 1940
(#15) 1939 September-1940 May
Pasadena Committee (#16)
San Francisco Committee, (#17) 1940
Carrel, M.D., (#18) 1940
Clothing, (#19) 1940
Colorado Committee Corp., (#20) 1940
Commission for Polish Relief, Inc. (#1)
Commission for Polish Relief, Inc. - information on forming chapters (#2)
Paderewski Fund for Polish Relief (PFPR) - information for the formation of committees (#3)
Concerts - suggested, (#4) 1940
Connecticut Committee - General, (#5) 1940
Connecticut New Haven Committee, (#6) 1940
D - General. (#7) 1939-1940
Baron De Ropp's Report, (#8) 1940 January
Dinner, - speech by Potocki (#9) 1940 March 18
District of Columbia - Washington Committee, (#10) 1940
E - General, (#11) 1939-1940
F - General (#12)
Fennell, Gerald M., (#13) 1940
Form letters (#14)
G - General (#15)
Georgia - General Committee Corp. (#16)
Government Appropriations, (#17) 1940
H - General, (#18) 1939-1940
Herbert Hoover (#19)
I - General, (#20) 1940
Inter-office memos (#21)
Illinois
Chicago Committee (#22)
Chicago Musical Arts Club (Mrs. S. V. ?) (#23)
Champaign, Urbana, Committee, (#24) 1940
Indiana
Indianapolis Committee, (#25) 1940
South Bend Committee, (#25A) 1940
J - General, (#26) 1939-1940
K - General, (#27) 1939-1940
Kellogg, Mrs. V. (personal) (#28)
Knights of Columbus, (#29) 1940
Knitting groups, (#30) 1940
L - General, (#1) 1939-1940
Louisiana (New Orleans Committee), (#2) 1940
M - General, (#3) 1939-1940
Dr. Henry N. McCracken, (#4) 1940
Massachusetts
Boston Committee, (#5) 1940
Pittsfield Committee, (#6) 1940
Michigan
Committees - General, (#7) 1940
Detroit Committee, (#8) 1940
Grand Rapids Committee, (#9) 1940
Minnesota - Duluth Committee (#10)
Music dealers and organizations (#11)
N - General, (#12) 1940
National Association of Music Merchants (#13)
National Committee (#14)
National Federation of Music Clubs (#15)
National Information Bureau (#16)
Nebraska - Omaha Committee (#17)
New Jersey
Princeton Committee (#18)
Sayreville, South Amboy, South River Committees (#19)
State Committee - Trenton (#20)
New York State
General Comm. Corp. (#21)
Albany Committee (#22)
Ohio - Toledo Committee (#23)
P - General, (#24) 1940
Paderewski Welcoming Committee (#25)
Old Paderewski Fund folder (circulars) (#1)
Guido Pantaleoni, Jr., (#2) 1940 May-1941 April
Pennsylvania
Erie Committee (#3)
Philadelphia Committee (#4)
Polish American Council, (#5) 1940
Polish Embassy (WDC), (#6) 1939-1940
Polish Falcons of America, (#7) 1940
Polish film, (#8) 1940
Problem of relief for Poland (#9)
R - General (#10)
Maximilian B. Ri(#11) nov 1940
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, re visit (#12) 1940
S - General (#13)
St. Regis Meeting
1940 April 22
Acceptances (#14)
Regrets (#15)
St. Regis - other meetings (#16)
Speeches (#17)
Tennessee Committee (#18)
Texas Committee (#19)
Mrs. Lawrence Tibbett (#20)
U - General, (#21) 1940
U.S. Committee for the Care of European Children (#22)
V - General (#23)
Vermont Committee - General (#24)
Victor Company, (#25) 1941
W - General, (#26) 1939-1940
Washington State Committee - General (#27)
Wisconsin Committee - General (#28)
X, Y, Z - General (#29)
Paderewski Hospital
Trusteeship (#1)
Survey (A. C. Pierson)
(correspondence reports) (#2) 1949-1950
(#3) 1951
Inventory (from Pierson) (#4)
Pierson's correspondence with Coward and Chance (Deed of Trust) (#5)
Board of Trade, London (#6)
Coward and Chance - re Steczkowski (#7)
Deloitte, Plendor, Griffiths - report on Steczkowski accounts (#8)
Sale of hospital equipment (#9)
Medical Library (#10)
State Department and National War Fund (#11)
Paderewski Testimonial Fund - Steczkowski and Pierson correspondence (#12)
Depositions as to S. Claims (#13)
National City Bank (letters exchanged with London Branch) (#14)
Inventory - Dr.Steczkowski, (#15) 1952 October
Sale of equipment, - Mr. Pearson (live bids) (#1) 1951
Pierson - Steczkowski correspondence, (#2) 1951-1952
Sale of equipment, - Mr. Pearson (no bids) (#3) 1951
Shipment of equipment, (#4) 1950-1951
Trans-World Surgical Corporation
Copy of contract included (#5)
Mr. Pierson, (#6) 1953
Contract, (#7) 1951 November
Section of photographs of hospital (Paderewski Hospital - Polish School of Medicine) (#8)
Circulars (#9)
Tributes and letters of thanks (#10)
History - General Statement (#11)
Paderewski Hospital's Director - Dr. Anthony T. Jurasz, M.D. (photos, testimonial letters) (#1)
1941
Correspondence and cables (#2)
Sponsors (#3)
- opening ceremonies, speeches (#4) October 17
Madame Wilkonska Bed (Chairman, Helena Monsztyn) (#5)
- correspondence and cables (#6) 1942
- correspondence and cables (#7) 1943
Dr. Jurasz' visit to US, (#8) 1942-1943
World's Fair Donation, (#9) 1943-1944
Medical Library - Kosciuszko Foundation, (#10) 1943
- correspondence and cables (#11) 1944
- correspondence and cables 1945
(#12) January-June
(#13) July-December
Mobile Hospital to Poland (#1)
Gift of Mobile Chapel (#2)
Gifts in kind (#3)
Dr. Jurasz' report on German camps (#4)
Dr. Jurasz' visit to US, (#5) 1945 July 11-29
1946
Correspondence and cables
(#6) January-June
(#7) July-December
Edinburgh Committee (#8)
Mobile Hospital to Poland (#9)
Special gift to David Band (#10)
Nursery - Remittances, 1943 March-1946 July and accounts, (#11) 1944 January 1-1945 October 30
Student and Staff Special Fund Remittances (#12)
- correspondence and cables (#13) 1947
Mitana
Polish Trip, (#14) 1947
Paderewski Institute - report on Switzerland (with Prof. W. Koskowski) (#15)
Paderewski Institute Plans, etc., (#16) 1947
Protest re removal of hospital, (#1) 1947
1948 - Steczkowski's letter, establishing monthly remittance including salary (#2) 1948 August 17
(#3) 1949
- newspaper criticisms re disposal (#4) 1949
(#5) 1950
(#6) 1951
(#7) 1952
(#8) 1953
Mr. Gross - correspondence re Paderewski Hospital, (#9) 1952-1953
(#10) 1954 1955 1956
Paderewski Mobile Hospital
Bills of lading (#1)
Office of Defense Transportation (#2)
Nash - Kelvinator Corp. (#3)
Studebaker Export Corp. (#4)
Photographs (glossy) (#5)
Paderewski Hospital Shipping
Atlantic Forwarding Co. (#6)
British Ministry of Supply Mission (#7)
British War Relief
(#8) 1945-1946
(#9) 1944
(#10) 1942-1943
Foreign Economic Administration (#11)
Northwestern Storage Warehouse (#12)
War Production Board (#13)
Shipping list (#14)
Refugees of England - N.Y. Office, (list of instruments and equipment to Paderewski Hospital) (#15) 1941-1942
Allies Wing British War Relief Soc. (London, Mrs. Jack Crawshay, (#16) 1940) 1941
Refugees of England - N.Y. Office, - correspondence (#1) 1941-1942
Allies Wing British War Relief
(#2) 1942-1944
(#3) 1945-1949
Paderewski Mobile Hospital to Poland, (UNRRA - Amb. Griffis, American Relief for Poland, National Catholic Welfare Conf., Dr. Jurasz' report, National War Fund) (#4) 1945-1948
Translation - Mobile Hospital distribution (Polish Social Service Bureau) (#5)
Original Inventory from which translation was made (#6)
Paderewski Hospital Mobile Unit - Inventory of Distribution (#7)
Paderewski Hospital and purchases
Balance requirements (#1)
Cambridge Instrument Company (#1A)
Collegiate Outfitting Company, (nurses uniforms) (#2) 1945
Cochrane Physicians Supplies, Inc., (surgical instruments, equipment, etc.) (#3) 1943-1947
Cochrane Physicians Supplies - duplicate bills (#4)
Colson-Merriam Company, (food conveyers) (#5) 1944
Cornell Linen Company, (#6) 1942-1943
County Surgical Company, Inc., (equipment) (#7) 1942
Drey Hygienic Company, (#8) 1942
Drugs and Books, 1942 (Towns and James - Commons Bros., (#9) 1944-1945)
Exercycle Company, (#10) 1946
General Electric Company, (#11) 1946
Frank A. Hall and Sons, (#12) 1942-1943
Hospital Equipment Corporation, `943 (#13)
Hospital Supply Company (Watters Laboratories, (#14) 1942-1943)
International Silver Company, (#15) 1945
Paderewski Hospital Library (#16)
Paderewski Hospital Library
Booklists, etc., donors, plates (#17)
Renewal magazine subscriptions, (#1) 1949-1950
Maplewood paper mills (#2)
Dr. Theodore Meltzer, - NYC office (#3) 1941-1944
Miscellany (motion picture, etc.) (#4)
Picker X-Ray Corporation (#5)
Remington Rand Inc. (typewriters) (#6)
Nathan Straus-Duparquet, Inc. (#7)
Superior Linen Company (#8)
Tobacco (#9)
Ges. Wiegl and Co. (#10)
Westinghouse Electric International (#11)
Eastside Chevrolet Corporation (Mobile TB-Unit) (#12)
Licenses and permits (Mobile TB-Unit) (#13)
Packing and shipping (Mobile TB-Unit) (#14)
Photographs - glossies (Mobile TB-Unit) (#15)
Standard Body and Equipment Corporation (Mobile X-Ray TB-Unit) (#16)
Westinghouse Electric International (Mobile TB-Unit) (#17)
Second Truck Mobile
Architects, (#1) 1943-1945
Chev. Chasses (GMI) (#2)
Builders (#3)
Payments, etc. (#4)
Licenses, etc. (#5)
Photos, publicity (#6)
Chemical Warfare service (#7)
Chief of Engineers (#8)
Ordnance Department (#9)
Prop. Transfer Orders (#10)
Quarter Master Gen (#11)
Army Service Forces (#12)
Chief Signal Officer (#13)
Surgeon General (#14)
Transportation Officer (#15)
Treas. Department (#16)
War Department (#17)
British War Relief (shipping), (#18) 1944-1946
Paderewski Hospital - new sites
General correspondence (#1)
Correspondence with foundations, government, etc. (a few cross-indexed) (#2)
Catholic orders (some indexed) (#3)
Polish organizations (some) (#4)
Africa, (#5) 1949
Alaska, (#5A) 1948-1949
Argentina, (#6) 1949
Columbia - Bogota, (#7) 1950
Buffalo, NY, (#8) 1949-1950
Canada
Montreal, (#9) 1950
Toronto, (#10) 1950-1951
Brazil, (#11) 1948-1950
Toronto (includes photos), (#12) 1947-1949
Canada
(Mr. G. R. Giradin - United Polish Relief Fund of Canada, United Emergency Fund for Britain, (#13) 1947-1949)
Miscellaneous sites (#14)
War Assets Corporation (Ottawa) (#1)
Sisters of the Resurrection Hospital Project (Chicago) (#2)
Ecuador (#3)
England, (#4) 1947-1948
France, (#5) 1947-1949
Germany (#6)
PA. (Hazelton) (#7)
India (#8)
Jamaica (B.W.I.) (#9)
Dr. Jurasz' report, (#10) 1948
Dr. Koskowski's report (France-England) (#11)
Korea, (#12) 1949-1950
Bolivia (La Paz), (#13) 1950
Correspondence with Ignatius Nurkiewicz (re new hospital), (#14) 1951
Puerto Rico
(#15) 1949-1950
(#16) 1948
Proposed budget (#17)
Maine (Quoddy Village) (#18)
Switzerland (#19)
Turkey (#20)
United States, (#21) 1949
Venezuela, (#22) 1949
Virgin Islands, (#23) 1947-1951
Yonkers (#24)
Paderewski Hospital staff (curriculae) - relocation
Chicago, Illinois - Dr. W. F. Kalisz, (org's cross-indexed) (#25) 1950
University of Pennsylvania - Dr. Oscar V. Batson (#26)
Alphabetically in folders A through L including the following names
Dr. J. B. Dekanski (#5)
Dr. K. P. Durkacz (#6)
Geo. Fegler (#9)
Dr. T. Falkiewicz (#10)
Dr. Josef Goldberg (#12)
Dr. Stefan Grzybowski (#13)
Dr. A. W. Jakubski (#16)
Dr. Antoni Jurasz (#16A)
Dr. Zenon Kocay (#18)
Dr. C. K. Kolodynski (#19)
Dr. W. Koskowski (#20)
Dr. Marjan Kostowiecki (#21)
Dr. K. Kuczynski (#22)
Dr. Lucas L. Kulczycki (#23)
Alphabetically from M through Z with these particular names
Dr. Z. Malkiewicz (#2)
Dr. B. Markowski (#3)
Dr. Z. Menschik (#4)
Dr. Elizabeth Poland (#8)
Dr. Jan Ruszkowski (#10)
Dr. A. W. Soltysik (#12)
Dr. Herbert Staniszewski (#13)
Dr. Waclaw Szlichcinski (#14)
Dr. Wiktor Tomaszewski (#16)
Dr. Bernard Wronski (#20)
Dr. Antoni Waden (#21)
Dr. W. A. Wielhorski (#22)
Relocation of personnel - correspondence with organizations, etc., (#24) 1951-1952
IBID, (#25) 1949-1950
Paderewski Testimonial Fund - Loan Fund (hospital survey) (#26)
Dr. Jurasz' lists for Paderewski Hospital staff (#27)
Bank statements-cancelled checks 1941 April-1956
Bank statements-cancelled checks 1941 April-1956
Bank statements-cancelled checks 1941 April-1956
Bank statements-cancelled checks 1941 April-1956
Bank statements-cancelled checks 1941 April-1956
Bank statements-cancelled checks 1941 April-1956
Bank statements-cancelled checks 1941 April-1956
Paderewski Hospital financial statements 1944-1948 June
Paderewski Hospital accounts 1946
vouchers 1947 January 1-May 14
vouchers 1947
London Office accounts
1948-1950
Dr. Steczkowski's monthly accounts 1950 January-1952 August
(Dr. Steczkowski) 1950-1952
List of books purchased for the Paderewski Hospital Library (card index)
Acknowledgements of donations received from 1939-1948
Acknowledgements of donations received from 1939-1948
Acknowledgements of donations received from 1939-1948
Acknowledgements of donations received from 1939-1948
Acknowledgements of donations received from 1939-1948
Acknowledgements of donations received from 1939-1948
Acknowledgements of donations received from 1939-1948
Acknowledgements of donations received from 1939-1948
Acknowledgements of donations received from 1939-1948
Acknowledgements of donations received from 1939-1948
Acknowledgements of donations received from 1939-1948
Acknowledgements of donations received from 1939-1948
Miscellaneous WWII material (not Paderewski Testimonial Fund)
Miscellany
"Liberation - Russian Style" (n.s.), London, 88 pps (trials of women during war in Poland, attempt to locate relatives) (#1) 1944
Elaborate ink pad folder with some personal items of Anne Osterberg (secretary - Paderewski Testimonial Fund) (#2)
No Title
3" x 5" card file - key to Paderewski Testimonial Fund files (index)
3" x 5" - 4 drawer file - names of contributors to Paderewski Fund (by states, and Queens, Bronx, NYC, etc.)
Paderewski Fund for Polish Relief Bulletins and Press Releases 1940
Paderewski Testimonial Fund check stub books 1941-1955
Hospital cash books 1945-1947
London Office cash book 1946-1947
London Office cash books 1951-1952
Hospital cash books 1947-1951
Paderewski Testimonial Fund financial statements 1941-1959
Paderewski Testimonial Fund check stub books 1944-1951
Account books
Oversize scrapbook
Signed framed photograph of Professor A. T. Jurasz, M.D., Director of Paderewski Hospital
Cash books
Scrapbook
Miscellaneous posters
Sound Recordings (Phonorecords) 1940
Paderewski's Address on the Observance of the Golden Anniversary of his American Debut, 1 phonorecord
Bulletins 1941-1949
Correspondence and minutes 1941-1951
Correspondence with Dr. W. Tomaszewski 1943-1974
Correspondence 1941-1994
Photographs 1939-1941
Miscellany 1939-1993
Sketches 1932
Publications 1942-1944
Photographs undated
Clippings undated
Paderewski Testimonial Fund Reports and Statements 1942-1951
Correspondence, bulletins, and statements 1939-1970
Paderewski portrait undated
Photographs 1940-1941
Photographs 1941-1960
Correspondence Part I 1950-1951
Correspondence Part II 1950-1951
Correspondence Part III 1951
Polish Contribution to Medicine [monograph] 1989
Portrait of I. J. Raderewski undated
Miscellany undated
Posters and Invitations 1958-1966
Letters 1946
Publications and Speeches 1939-1970
Memories of Paderewski, Letters and Poems 1941-1947
Paderewski's Homecoming, 2 videocassettes undated
Annales Paderewski, numbers 1-28 1979-2005
Assorted musical programs undated
Scrapbook
Scrapbook
Loose items removed from scrapbook
National Paderewski Fund Testimonial book