11. Kinderland, Volume 1, Number 5, May 1921

Description:

Children's magazine Kinderland published by the Arbeter Ring. Now with a color cover, and the three editors listed on the masthead. Contents this issue: The Ringing of Bells by M. Corman. Sender the Fool by M. Muzman. War by Y. Krepliak. On a Spring Day, poem by L. Magister. Sun in the Sky, poem by Y. Katsenelson. The Slaves and the Cat, by Kahlil Gibran, translated by Nafthali Gross. The Wolf Goes to School. Humor by Y. Katsenelson. The Quack (fraud), by Y. Haykin. May and Rebirth, by I. B. Bailin, Rain poems by Naftali Gross. H. Sperber. The Peasant Gives the German Pure Tea, by A. Vilner. Diary of a Schoolboy by D'Amitches. Features: Interesting to Know. News. Games. Children's Writing. p. 22 A note on orthography from the editors. Puzzles, riddles, jokes, and a cartoon.

Date:

1921-05

Creator:

Dragunsky, J.L Steinbaum, Israel Bailin, (Y.B) Israel Ber, 1883-1961

Identifier:

International Workers Order (IWO) Records #5276, Box 50, Folder 1

12. Kinderland, Volume 3, Number 3

Description:

Children's magazine "Kinderland" then published by the Arbeter Ring [Workmen's Circle] Translated Summary: The 1923 issue is Passover themed and its contents include: Sheet music for the song Spring Calls, by T. Rivesman. The Beginning of Spring, A poem by Nachum Y. The Puppy with Black Spots..., by Chaver Paver. Grandmother Tsirl, a translation and adaptation of Old Mother Hubbard by M. Z., Poem. An Angel for a Guest by Yosl Cutler (Yosel Kotler). The Book of Knowledge, by Henry Faber. The Little Bird. Poem by A. N. Pliyestshef. At the Passover Seder, by Y. Opatoshu. Matzo for Passover, by Y. Adler. Ow, My Teeth! by Ben-Zion Gold. Passover, by Y. L. Kalushiner. The Dog. by M. Strogatsh. Where to Get Salt From, by Ben-Shmuel. News, riddles. Children's writings. Questions and answers. Advertisements.

Date:

1923-03

Creator:

Steinbaum, Israel

Identifier:

International Workers Order (IWO) Records #5276, Box 50, Folder 1

13. Sylvia Schneiderman to Itche Goldberg about her Daughter, July 1950 (correspondence)

Description:

Letter from Sylvia Schneiderman to I. Goldberg regarding her daughter at Camp Kinderland and the social impact on the daughter of Scheiderman's dismissal from the New York School system (loyalty oaths).

Date:

1950-07-13

Creator:

Schneiderman, Sylvia

Identifier:

International Workers Order (IWO) Records #5276, Box 43, Folder 2

14. Camp Witchhunt Tries Intimidating Guests

Description:

Article in the Daily Worker regarding state legislative committee investigation of Communist affiliated summer hotels, camps, and resorts. Actor Howard daSilva and Rubin Saltzman both take the Fifth when asked to testify.

Date:

1955-08-25

Creator:

Singer, Michael

Identifier:

International Workers Order (IWO) Records #5276, Box 53, Folder 1

15. William Karlin to I.W.O Camp Committee Regarding Camp Kinderland, Camp Lakeland, and Camp Unity, May 1953 (correspondence)

Description:

Inter Office Correspondance for Camp Kinderland, Camp Lakeland, and Camp Unity regarding insurance companies and camp fire coverage as well as the inspection of account books. William Karlin is the Examiner from the New York State Insurance Department office installed at I.W.O. headquarters to control managing its assets and activities. Inter office (rather than letter) is used by William Karlin since New York State's Insurance Department is in litigation with the IWO including on the transactions of the Camp Department and its increasing administrative and financial separation from the I.W.O. and JPFO.

Date:

1953-05-26

Creator:

Karlin, William

Identifier:

International Workers Order (IWO) Records #5276, Box 43, Folder 2

16. Women's Role in Society and the Mission of the Women's Clubs

Description:

"Compiled by" Dora Rich; "for a talk." Content: "The fight for women's social and economic rights", "The working woman", "The woman at home", "Health conditions of working women and housewives", "Women in the battle for peace", "Women in the Soviet Union", "The I.W.O. and the women's clubs", "The accomplishments and tasks of our women's clubs", bibliography. Speeches. [Prior to Hitler invading the Soviet Union in Operation Barbarossa, the IWO opposed U.S. support of the Allies in World War II.]

Date:

1941-03-10

Creator:

Rich, Dora

Identifier:

International Workers Order (IWO) Records #5276, Box 67, Folder 12

17. Corrected proof for ad for Cabaret and Entertainment, Washington's Birthday evening

Description:

Corrected proof for Cabaret and Entertainment ticket, Washington's Birthday lodge evening. First Annual Anniversary.

Date:

1941-02-22

Creator:

West End Women's District Committee West End Women's Clubs, Jewish City Committee of New York, Lodge 139

Identifier:

International Workers Order (IWO) Records #5276, Box 67, Folder 11

18. Program Material for the "Jewish Folk Song" Longer Corrected Copy 2

Description:

In English with nearly all the songs transliterated Yiddish and 'free' English translations. Marked "Corrected Copy." See Yiddish version and the other prior, much shorter heavily redacted English draft. Handout or speaker's guide for an evening program that has educational material for schools and lodges. Translated Summary: Includes a six-page summary description by Ruth Rubin. She claims a thousands-of-years-long heritage for the Jewish folk song, but also describes more recent roots of familiar songs in 19th century Poland. Her essay has headings with categories such as "love songs", "work songs", "humorous songs", "songs of the second world war", "songs of the Soviet Union", etc., and is followed by a bibliography, then a selection of folk song lyrics without a music score. The section on Soviet Songs is heavily ideological. Booklet includes ad for three Mo Asch 10" records "Roll the Union On" (24) with a BRM (Business Reply Mail) card for ordering (25).

Date:

1945-1948

Creator:

Rubin, Ruth

Identifier:

International Workers Order (IWO) Records #5276, Box 35, Folder 6

19. The Hammer, Worker's Monthly

Description:

In Yiddish. Magazine publication, booklet size. Special Lenin Issue. Contents: Writers are Paul Novick, Alexander Bittelman, P. Yidiitsh, Dr M. Anin, N. Rubenshteyn, Y. Sultan. Poetry 'Dos Inere Gezets' by Martin Birnboym; 'Urtayl' by Aron Kurtz; 'In Groy-Land' by Yitskhok Aprut. A play by Chaver Paver, 'Der Goldener Barg'; Story by L. Khanukov, 'Libe'. 'A Simfonie fun Blut', a review by L. Khan of a book of songs and poems from the Spanish Civil War. Contains advertisements for IWO books and Der Hamer discussion groups and subscriptions.

Date:

1939-01

Creator:

Sulṭan, Y. (Yosef), 1892-1961 Bailin, (Y.B) Israel Ber, 1883-1961 Olgin, Moissaye J. (Moissaye Joseph), 1874-1939

Identifier:

International Workers Order (IWO) Records #5276, Box 47, Folder 13

20. Publication of Never to Forget

Description:

"The JPFO has just published a booklet NEVER TO FORGET, with drawings by William Gropper and poetry by Howard Fast, which will cause a real stir amongst our members and the general public"

Date:

1946-04-05

Creator:

Pevzner, Sam (Sam Pevsner)

Identifier:

International Workers Order (IWO) Records #5276, Box 29, Folder 2