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     MANUSCRIPTS and ARCHIVAL MATERIAL

Box 31

 Container

Contains 77 Results:

World Peace Movement: Soviet-American Relations Pamphlet,, 1946 October 11

 Item — Box: 31, Folder: 1
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Joseph Francis Fletcher Papers comprise two groups of materials: correspondence and subject files. The correspondence files consist almost entirely of professional letters written to Dr. Fletcher throughout his career as a theologian and ethicist, including numerous letters from members of the general public reacting to his most famous and controversial book, Situation Ethics (1966). The subject materials are presented in various categories, often assembled by Dr. Fletcher himself. These...
Dates: 1946 October 11

World Peace Movement: "The Bishops on Social Problems, 1937-1947,", 1947

 Item — Box: 31, Folder: 2
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Joseph Francis Fletcher Papers comprise two groups of materials: correspondence and subject files. The correspondence files consist almost entirely of professional letters written to Dr. Fletcher throughout his career as a theologian and ethicist, including numerous letters from members of the general public reacting to his most famous and controversial book, Situation Ethics (1966). The subject materials are presented in various categories, often assembled by Dr. Fletcher himself. These...
Dates: 1947

World Peace Movement: Edward Eli Curtis to Joseph Fletcher,, 1949 May 21

 Item — Box: 31, Folder: 3
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Joseph Francis Fletcher Papers comprise two groups of materials: correspondence and subject files. The correspondence files consist almost entirely of professional letters written to Dr. Fletcher throughout his career as a theologian and ethicist, including numerous letters from members of the general public reacting to his most famous and controversial book, Situation Ethics (1966). The subject materials are presented in various categories, often assembled by Dr. Fletcher himself. These...
Dates: 1949 May 21

World Peace Movement: Don Gross to [Joseph Fletcher],, 1950 January 5

 Item — Box: 31, Folder: 4
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Joseph Francis Fletcher Papers comprise two groups of materials: correspondence and subject files. The correspondence files consist almost entirely of professional letters written to Dr. Fletcher throughout his career as a theologian and ethicist, including numerous letters from members of the general public reacting to his most famous and controversial book, Situation Ethics (1966). The subject materials are presented in various categories, often assembled by Dr. Fletcher himself. These...
Dates: 1950 January 5

World Peace Movement: Betty Hirschfelder to Joseph Fletcher,, 1950 April 12

 Item — Box: 31, Folder: 5
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Joseph Francis Fletcher Papers comprise two groups of materials: correspondence and subject files. The correspondence files consist almost entirely of professional letters written to Dr. Fletcher throughout his career as a theologian and ethicist, including numerous letters from members of the general public reacting to his most famous and controversial book, Situation Ethics (1966). The subject materials are presented in various categories, often assembled by Dr. Fletcher himself. These...
Dates: 1950 April 12

World Peace Movement: Correspondence of Joseph Shanahan with Hewlett Johnson and Joseph Stalin, and related materials, (carbon copies),, 1950 April 14, 26

 Item — Box: 31, Folder: 6
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Joseph Francis Fletcher Papers comprise two groups of materials: correspondence and subject files. The correspondence files consist almost entirely of professional letters written to Dr. Fletcher throughout his career as a theologian and ethicist, including numerous letters from members of the general public reacting to his most famous and controversial book, Situation Ethics (1966). The subject materials are presented in various categories, often assembled by Dr. Fletcher himself. These...
Dates: 1950 April 14, 26

World Peace Movement: B. B. Chapman to Joseph Fletcher,, [1950] April 17

 Item — Box: 31, Folder: 7
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Joseph Francis Fletcher Papers comprise two groups of materials: correspondence and subject files. The correspondence files consist almost entirely of professional letters written to Dr. Fletcher throughout his career as a theologian and ethicist, including numerous letters from members of the general public reacting to his most famous and controversial book, Situation Ethics (1966). The subject materials are presented in various categories, often assembled by Dr. Fletcher himself. These...
Dates: [1950] April 17

World Peace Movement: Lorna Hay to Joseph Fletcher,, 1950 April 18

 Item — Box: 31, Folder: 8
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Joseph Francis Fletcher Papers comprise two groups of materials: correspondence and subject files. The correspondence files consist almost entirely of professional letters written to Dr. Fletcher throughout his career as a theologian and ethicist, including numerous letters from members of the general public reacting to his most famous and controversial book, Situation Ethics (1966). The subject materials are presented in various categories, often assembled by Dr. Fletcher himself. These...
Dates: 1950 April 18

World Peace Movement: William John Morrison to Joseph Fletcher,, 1950 April 20

 Item — Box: 31, Folder: 9
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Joseph Francis Fletcher Papers comprise two groups of materials: correspondence and subject files. The correspondence files consist almost entirely of professional letters written to Dr. Fletcher throughout his career as a theologian and ethicist, including numerous letters from members of the general public reacting to his most famous and controversial book, Situation Ethics (1966). The subject materials are presented in various categories, often assembled by Dr. Fletcher himself. These...
Dates: 1950 April 20

World Peace Movement: W. Bird to Joseph Fletcher,, 1950 April 26

 Item — Box: 31, Folder: 10
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Joseph Francis Fletcher Papers comprise two groups of materials: correspondence and subject files. The correspondence files consist almost entirely of professional letters written to Dr. Fletcher throughout his career as a theologian and ethicist, including numerous letters from members of the general public reacting to his most famous and controversial book, Situation Ethics (1966). The subject materials are presented in various categories, often assembled by Dr. Fletcher himself. These...
Dates: 1950 April 26

World Peace Movement: Fred S. Spillman to Joseph Fletcher, with enclosure,, 1950 April 28

 Item — Box: 31, Folder: 11
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Joseph Francis Fletcher Papers comprise two groups of materials: correspondence and subject files. The correspondence files consist almost entirely of professional letters written to Dr. Fletcher throughout his career as a theologian and ethicist, including numerous letters from members of the general public reacting to his most famous and controversial book, Situation Ethics (1966). The subject materials are presented in various categories, often assembled by Dr. Fletcher himself. These...
Dates: 1950 April 28

World Peace Movement: Address by Dr. Hewlett Johnson, Dean of Canterbury, for the Australian Peace Congress,, 1950 April 30

 Item — Box: 31, Folder: 12
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Joseph Francis Fletcher Papers comprise two groups of materials: correspondence and subject files. The correspondence files consist almost entirely of professional letters written to Dr. Fletcher throughout his career as a theologian and ethicist, including numerous letters from members of the general public reacting to his most famous and controversial book, Situation Ethics (1966). The subject materials are presented in various categories, often assembled by Dr. Fletcher himself. These...
Dates: 1950 April 30

World Peace Movement: International Red Cross Statement on Outlawing Atomic Weapons,, 1950 April

 Item — Box: 31, Folder: 13
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Joseph Francis Fletcher Papers comprise two groups of materials: correspondence and subject files. The correspondence files consist almost entirely of professional letters written to Dr. Fletcher throughout his career as a theologian and ethicist, including numerous letters from members of the general public reacting to his most famous and controversial book, Situation Ethics (1966). The subject materials are presented in various categories, often assembled by Dr. Fletcher himself. These...
Dates: 1950 April

World Peace Movement: Materials concerning the Australian Peace Congress,, 1950 April

 Item — Box: 31, Folder: 14
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Joseph Francis Fletcher Papers comprise two groups of materials: correspondence and subject files. The correspondence files consist almost entirely of professional letters written to Dr. Fletcher throughout his career as a theologian and ethicist, including numerous letters from members of the general public reacting to his most famous and controversial book, Situation Ethics (1966). The subject materials are presented in various categories, often assembled by Dr. Fletcher himself. These...
Dates: 1950 April

World Peace Movement: Jessie M. G. Street to Joseph Fletcher,, 1950 June 7

 Item — Box: 31, Folder: 15
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Joseph Francis Fletcher Papers comprise two groups of materials: correspondence and subject files. The correspondence files consist almost entirely of professional letters written to Dr. Fletcher throughout his career as a theologian and ethicist, including numerous letters from members of the general public reacting to his most famous and controversial book, Situation Ethics (1966). The subject materials are presented in various categories, often assembled by Dr. Fletcher himself. These...
Dates: 1950 June 7

World Peace Movement: Joseph Fletcher to Ralph Harlow,, 1950 June

 Item — Box: 31, Folder: 16
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Joseph Francis Fletcher Papers comprise two groups of materials: correspondence and subject files. The correspondence files consist almost entirely of professional letters written to Dr. Fletcher throughout his career as a theologian and ethicist, including numerous letters from members of the general public reacting to his most famous and controversial book, Situation Ethics (1966). The subject materials are presented in various categories, often assembled by Dr. Fletcher himself. These...
Dates: 1950 June

World Peace Movement: copy of form letter from Francis H. Russell, with enclosure and rebuttal,, 1950 July 27, N.D.

 Item — Box: 31, Folder: 17
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Joseph Francis Fletcher Papers comprise two groups of materials: correspondence and subject files. The correspondence files consist almost entirely of professional letters written to Dr. Fletcher throughout his career as a theologian and ethicist, including numerous letters from members of the general public reacting to his most famous and controversial book, Situation Ethics (1966). The subject materials are presented in various categories, often assembled by Dr. Fletcher himself. These...
Dates: 1950 July 27, N.D.

World Peace Movement: [Frederic] Joliot-Curie to Joseph Fletcher, with attached notes,, 1950 July 28

 Item — Box: 31, Folder: 18
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Joseph Francis Fletcher Papers comprise two groups of materials: correspondence and subject files. The correspondence files consist almost entirely of professional letters written to Dr. Fletcher throughout his career as a theologian and ethicist, including numerous letters from members of the general public reacting to his most famous and controversial book, Situation Ethics (1966). The subject materials are presented in various categories, often assembled by Dr. Fletcher himself. These...
Dates: 1950 July 28

World Peace Movement: Frederic Joliot-Curie to Joseph Fletcher, with enclosure and envelope,, 1950 July 31

 Item — Box: 31, Folder: 19
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Joseph Francis Fletcher Papers comprise two groups of materials: correspondence and subject files. The correspondence files consist almost entirely of professional letters written to Dr. Fletcher throughout his career as a theologian and ethicist, including numerous letters from members of the general public reacting to his most famous and controversial book, Situation Ethics (1966). The subject materials are presented in various categories, often assembled by Dr. Fletcher himself. These...
Dates: 1950 July 31

World Peace Movement: Elizabeth to Joseph Fletcher, with envelope,, [1950] August 5

 Item — Box: 31, Folder: 20
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Joseph Francis Fletcher Papers comprise two groups of materials: correspondence and subject files. The correspondence files consist almost entirely of professional letters written to Dr. Fletcher throughout his career as a theologian and ethicist, including numerous letters from members of the general public reacting to his most famous and controversial book, Situation Ethics (1966). The subject materials are presented in various categories, often assembled by Dr. Fletcher himself. These...
Dates: [1950] August 5