Goertz, Arthemise
2007-55

Summary Information

Repository
Newcomb Archives
Creator - Creator
Goertz Alfonso Roome, Arthemise Anna
Title
Goertz, Arthemise, NC 1924
ID
2007-55
Date [bulk]
Bulk, 1941-1943
Date [inclusive]
Between 1902 and 1995
Extent
29.0 Cubic feet 29 boxes
Language
English

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Biographical/Historical note

Arthemise Goertz led an adventurous life. After graduating from Newcomb, she traveled extensively throughout Mexico. Afterwards she wrote her first of five published books, "South of the Border," based upon her experiences there. Throughout the 1920s and 1930s Arthemise Goertz wrote travel articles for numerous magazines. In 1939 she won a scholarship to study in Japan. When the United States entered the war in 1941, Goertz and her mother were placed under house arrest. Goertz had the peculiar experience of being an enemy in Japan while being lucky enough to see the population in its own environment, instead of through the bars of a concentration camp like other civilian internees. After returning to the United States on the U.S.S Gripsholm in 1943, she and her mother settled in Flushing, New York. Here she published "Give Us Our Dream," a New York Times best seller. She later returned to Louisiana, living in family homes in both Mandeville and New Orleans. In the 1950s she married Charles Roome and lived with him for some time in St. Louis. She continued her writing career, but never achieved the same level of success that "Give Us Our Dream" attained. In 1971 Goertz made a return trip to Japan, visiting with friends she made during the war. Well into her eighties, Goertz traveled extensively and continued with attempts to publish her books.

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Scope and Contents note

This collection spans the entire life of Arthemise Goertz. The bulk of the material describes her experiences as a civilian internee in Japan from 1941-1943. This comprises a separate series within the overall collection. Goertz made extensive and detailed notes about many of the topics on which she wrote; she also collected numerous photographs.

Of special historical note are property contracts from the late 1800s and instructions given the passengers on the repatriation ship the U.S.S. Gripsholm after Japan's surrender. For the researcher interested in methods of writing, Goertz kept notes, manuscripts, proofs, and galleys that should be of much help.

An interview and transcript with two of Goertz's benefactors is held in the Newcomb Authors collection.

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Organization and Arrangement

The material has been arranged into a general collection and a Japanese collection.

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Administrative Information

Publication Information

Newcomb Archives

Newcomb Center for Research on Women
Seltzer-Gerard Reading Room
62 Newcomb Place
New Orleans, Louisiana, 70118
504 865 5762
vorhoff@tulane.edu

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Controlled Access Headings

Geographic Name(s)

  • Japan

Occupation(s)

  • Writers

Personal Name(s)

  • Goertz Alfonso Roome, Arthemise Anna

Subject(s)

  • World War II

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General note

It is possible to further separate a Mexican collection from the general collection. It may be of benefit to do so for future researchers. At this time, there exists an untitled novel and notes that could easily be identified as one of Ms. Goertz published novels. Also, much of the collection needs to be photocopied onto acid free paper within the next year. At the present time, all newsprint is interleaved. Proofs should eventually be straightened out and laced in an oversized box when more space is added to the Archives. The untitled novel in box 11 should be identified. It could possibly be "New Heaven, New Earth."

An inventory and reference file are held in the repository. It may also help to look in the Newcomb Authors Collection for an interview with Robert Beaumont and Tony Durocher. A transcription of this should be done in the fall of 1995.

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General note

Full name: Arthemise Anna Goertz Alfonso Roome

b. 9 November 1902

Newcomb 1924

Author of "South of the Border," "Give Us Our Dream," "The Moon is Mine," "New Heaven, New Earth," and "A Dream of Fuji."

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Collection Inventory

Box 2--Magazines and Journals 1919-1938   1.0 Cubic feet

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Box 3, 4, 5--Novels Between 1940 and 1961   3.0 Cubic feet 3 boxes

Contents of Box 5

"A Chacun Son Reve" Geneva: J.-H. jeheber S.A., 1948. 2

"The Moon is Mine" New York: Whittlesey House, McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc., 1948. 10. (now only 8)

"South of the Border" New York: The Macmillan company, 1940. 2

"Tahdon Kuun Taivaalta" Helsinki: Kustannusosakeyhtio otavan Kirjapaino, 1951. 5

Contents of Box 4

"A Chacun Son Reve" Geneva: J.-H. Jeheber S.A., 1948. 9

"A Dream of Fuji" London: The New English Library Limited, 1961. 2

"A Dream of Fuji" New York: Whittlesey House, McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc., 1958. 2

"A Dream of Fuji" London: Peter Davies Ltd., 1959. 5. (now only 4)

"Medecin Quand Meme (New Heaven New Earth)" Verviers: Gerard & Co., 1957. 3

"New Heaven, New Earth" Chicago: Sears Readers Club, 1953. 3 (now only 2)

"Ny Himmel Ny Jord" Steen Hasselbacks Forlag, 1954. 6

Contents of Box 3

"Anna meille unelmamme" Helsinki: Kustannusosakeyhtio Otavan Kirjapaino, 1949. 4

"Give Us Our Dream" Sydney: Invincible Press, 1948. 4 (now only 4, one donated to trust officer)

"Give Us Our Dream" New York: Whittlesey House, McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc., 1947. 6

"Lasciateci Sognare" Milan: Aldo Martello, n.d. 5

"Lasst Uns Traumen" Linz: Brucken Verlag, 1949. 2

"Opfyld vore dromme" Kobenhaven: Branner Og Korch, 1950. 5

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Box 6--Personal Book Collection   1.0 Cubic feet 1 box

Contents of Box 6

1) Ali, Abdullah Yusef "The Holy Qur'an: text translation and commentary" Great Britain: Islamic Education Centre, 1946

2) "Bedside Book of Famous French Stories" Edited by Belle Becker and Robert N.Linscott with an introduction by Lewis Galantiere. New York: Random House, 1945

4) Berolzheimer, Ruth, ed. "The American Woman Cook Book" Chicago: Book Production Industries, Inc., 1950

5) Biller, Emma "Die Konfusionstante" Stuttgart: R. Thienemanns Derlag, n.d.

6) Bonsels, Waldemar "Menfchenwege, Uus den Notizen eines Dagabunden" Frankfurt: Rutten & Loening 1921

7) Calderon De La Barca, Madame (Francis Erskine Inglis) "Life in Mexico, during a residence of two years in that country" Edited by Henry Baerlin. London: J.M. Dent & Sons, Ltd., n.d.

8) Castellanos, Henry C. "New Orleans As It Was: Episodes of Louisiana Life" New Orleans: The L. Graham Co., Ltd., 1905

9) Dabney, Thomas Ewing "The Perfect Blend of the Old and the New; A Story of the Famous Vieux Carre of New Orleans" New Orleans: D.H. Holmes co. Limited, 1936

10) Gautier, Theophile "Medemoiselle de Maupin" New York: The Modern Library, n.d.

11) de Gourmont, Remy "A Night in Luxembourg" Translated by Arthur Ransome. New York: The Modern Library, n.d.

12) Huber, Leonard V. and Samuel Wilson, Jr. "Baroness Pontalba's Buildings and the Remarkable woman who Built Them" New Orleans: A.F. Laborde and Sons, 1964

13) Keyes, Frances Parkinson "Blue Camellia" New York: Julian Messner, Inc., 1957

14) King, Grace "New Orleans; The Place and the People" New York: The Macmillan company, 1895

15) "The Koran" Translated by E.H. Palmer With an introduction by R.A. Nicholson. London: Oxford University Press, 1880

16) "The New Testament" American Standard Version. Pocket Testament, League Edition

17) Odenwalk, Tomi "Cornelius" New York: Vantage Press, 1971

18) Saxon, Lyle "Fabulous New Orleans" Illustrated by E.H. Suydan. New York & London: The Century co., 1928

19) Shakespeare, William "Romeo and Juliet" Philadelphia: Henry Altemus Company, n.d.

20) Sharp, Margery "The Gypsy in the Parlour" Boston: Little, Brown, and Company, 1954

21) Sister Bertrande "A Woman Named Louise" Normandy, MO: Marillac College Press, 1956

22) Teil, Erfter "Die heinen und groken Buchftaben"

23) Verlag, S. Fischer "Emil Luda Isolde Weisshard" Berlin: 1909

24) Zola, Emile "Germinal" Halle A.D.S Otto Hendel Berlag (Hermann Hillger) Paris: E.Faquelle, 1918

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Box 7--Mexico Photographs Circa 1930s   1.0 Cubic feet 1 box

General note

These photographs are organized as closely to the way in which Ms. Roome arranged them. Included is Ms. Roome's own detailed inventory of these photographs. Where the original framework could not be kept, every effort was made to keep the arragement in line with Ms. Roome's design. If notes were written on the postcards, they are kept in the correspondence folder. Otherwise, postcards that were sent to Ms. Goertz but did not include a personal note are placed in an appropriate folder.

Inventories and Correspondence:

I Vera Cruz

II Jalapa

III Coatapec

IV Banderillia

V Orizaba

VI Barrio Nuyevo

VII Cocolapam

VIII Cordoba

IX Rio Blanco

X Nogales

XI Tuxpango

XII Iztaczoquitlan

XIII Mexico City

XIV Guadalupe

XV Santa Anita

XVI San Juan Teotihuacan

XVII Xochimilco

XVIII Puebla

XIX Cholula

XX Taxco

XXI Miscellaneous--"Collections of the National Museum"

XXII Miscellaneous--Rochester

XXIII Zapoapita

XXIV Omissions and Additions

Small snaps of Mexico and Mexicans

General and Oversized photographs

Photographs with descriptions

Unlabeled photographs

Photographic plates

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Box 8, 9--Personal Photographs   2.0 Cubic feet 2 boxes

Contents of Box 8

These photographs are alphabetized by subject. Portraits are separated in their own folder, regardless of time period. All photographs that include Arthemise Goertz are placed in their own folder, as well. "Individual" and "group" refer only to the number of people in the photograph.

1) Alfonso, Hector--first husband

2) Animals

3) Arthemise:

--1920-1930s

--1945-1950

--Childhood

--C.O. Roome--1950s

--Friends and family--1945-50

--Mary Goertz

--Newcomb

--Senior citizen--1970-1980s

--Tours--1970-1980s

--Tours--Europe--1987

--Tours--Indonesia

--Zarate, Guillermo Sosa

4) Aunt and mother-mary Goertz

5) Boats

6) Cajun

7) Cars and Carriages

8) Children

9) Grandmother

10) Group family and friends--1960s-1980s

11) Group family and friends--1920-1950

12) Group family and friends--1900-1920--small

13) Group family and friends--1900-1920--large

14) Hollingsworth, Mona Raul

15) Houses--family and friends

16) Individual family and friends--1920-1950s--female

17) Individual family and friends--1920-1950s--male Negatives

Contents of Box 9

These photographs are alphabetized by subject. Portraits are separated in their own folder, regardless of time period. All photographs that include Arthemise Goertz are placed in their own folder as well. "Individual" and "Group" refer only to the number of people in the photograph.

1) Landscapes

2) McMurray, Mariette Alfonso

3) Miscellaneous

4) New Orleans:

--Aerial

--Buildings

--Mardi Gras

--Places

5) Photographic plates

6) Play--"Give Us Our Dream"--1980s

7) Roome, Charles O.

8) Southern:

--Landscapes

--Statues

--XIV...GC

9) St. Louis Cemetaries--#1-16--general

10) Tintypes

11) Tours:

--1970-1980s

--Italy

--Texas--1970-1980s

12) Portraits:

--Female--small

--Female--large

--Male

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Box 10--Travel Records - Souvenirs - Notes   1.0 Cubic feet 1 box

General note

Travel records:

--Japan--1971

--1972

--1975

--1978

--Southeast Asia--1979

--1975-1980

--miscellaneous--1970s

--1981-87

--miscellaneous-1980s

--Odessa

International Christian University--1973-74

Souvenirs

Invitations

Schedules--1940s

Diary--Washington School--1915

Newcomb Honors

Newcomb Reunion--50th

Notes--journal--May--June--July--August--September

New Orleans--subject notes:

--Atmosphere

--Bibliography

--Civil War

--Creoles

--Customs

--Dress fashions

--Fetes

--Food

--Genealogy

--Gombo

--Songs

--History

--House

--Mandeville

--Medicine

--Philosophy

--Negroes

--Paris

--Plot

--Slaves

--Storm

--Superstitions

--Voodoo

--Women

General characters:

--Odetta

--Papa

--Sylvia

--Victor

--Isabelle

--Delphine

--Fauvette

--Ma'm Jeanne

--Julian and Leone

--Leon

--Nanaine

Character notes--miscellaneous

Box 11--Untitled Novel   1.0 Cubic feet 1 box

General note

Untitled Novel and Notes

Original manuscript

Character notes:

--Joseph Fush (Papa Joe)

--Tandy Higgens

--Stephan Laszlas - unknwon - Lillian Ledeau

--Feliz (or Ferdinand) - Star Bright - Maximilian Bright

--Cousin Clara - Anne Aslif - Dr. Paul Ashford - Sandra Ashford

--Mike Steve - Countess - Marie Celeste and daughter - Lawyer - Artist

--Skinny Minnie - Sam Wong - Willie Joe - Delphine - Concepcion

--Revenue Agents - Animals - miscellaneous

Subject notes:

--Taxes

--General

--Locale

--Miscellaneous

--Art

--Current events

--Bibliography

--Customs

--Holidays

--Philosophy

--Psychology

--Plot

--Society

--Miscellaneous

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Box 12--Correspondence   1.0 Cubic feet 1 box

Contents of Box 12

Contracts--1947-56

Correspondence:

--miscellaneous

--Annie Laurie: 1958

--Articles: 1930s

--Clippings: miscellaneous

--Fan: 1954,1958-59,1959,1962,1983

--Library of Congress--1939-1958

--McIntosh & Otis: general

--McIntosh & Otis: 1947-1967

--McGraw Hill: 1954-1960

--Mexico: 1933

--Personal: 1972

--1947-54

--1971-72

--1982

--1987-92

--1994

--With publishers: 1989

--With publishers: 1992

Royalty Statements:

--Aldo Martelo: 1952-65

--Bookman: 1951-1958

--Bruken-Verlag: 1952

--Invincible Press: 1950-55

--JH Jeheler: 1950-52

--Kustannusosakeyhtio Otava: 1949-55

--McGraw Hill: 1959

--McGraw Hill: 1960-61

--Peter Davies Ltd: 1959

--Gerard and Co.: 1958-62

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Box 13--Creative Writing-Book Lists   1.0 Cubic feet 1 box

Contents of Box 13

McGraw Hill Authors Book-1944

Book lists:

--McGraw Hill-1953

--Sears Readers Review-1952

--Whittlesey House-1947

--Wilson Library Bulletin-1953

Publicity-miscellaneous

Notes-Italian and French

Notes-miscellaneous

Mandeville-history

Creative Writing-1920s

Verse

Personal history and addresses

"Moderne Heiden"-original manuscript, unknown author 1917

Original short stories and articles:

--"Best Man"

--"Nice Girls are Nitwits"

--"Better Late"

--"Welcoming the New Year in Old Nippon" (Japan)

--"The Ireland Forgeries"

--"Two Gringo Motorists in Mexico"

--"When Japan Celebrates the feast of Dolls" (Japan)

--"Three Hours of Heaven"

--"Hearts and Coronets"

--"Heavy Date"

--"The Beautiful Story" -bible

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Box 14--Business Records   1.0 Cubic feet 1 box

Contents of Box 14

Alfonso, Hector:

--Rememberances

--Veteran's benefits - 1944-81

Banking:

--Arthemise & Mary - checks - 1949-1967

--Safe deposit box - jewelry - 1970

Bruce, John - 1951

Houses:

--Carroll Street - leases

--Carroll Street - roofing

--Carroll Street - 1982

--Mandeville - 1987-88

--Mandeville - insurance

--Mandeville - Orkin - 1970s

--Mandeville - zoning - 1984-88

--NOLA - general

--Lutheran Towers - 1989-90

Goertz, Mary:

--Business - 1950s

--Estate

--Estate correspondence - 1965-68

Roome, Charles:

--Correspondence - 1966

--Estate trust - 1967-72

--Honors

--Obituaries and other rememberances

--Succession of estate

--Succession of estate - correspondence - 1967

--Succession of estate - correspondence - 1968-1971

--Succession of estate - miscellaneous

--S&WB - correspondence - 1989

--Saga Holidays Cruises - insurance - 1987-88

Stocks:

--Legg Mason - 1989

--Legg Mason - 1990-91

Trans Louisiana Gas Data

US Bonds - 1961-73

Wallingsworth, Lydia S - Last Will and Testament

Will - addendum - 1983

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Box 15--Joy Over the Water (South of the Border)   1.0 Cubic feet 1 box

Contents of Box 15

"Joy Over the Water":

--Original manuscript

--Original notes

Notes - Mexico:

--Aztec

--Amusements - Arts & Crafts

--Antiquities

--Burros

--Cholula

--Legends & Myths

--Clippings - maps (includes oversize)

--Clothing

--Cordoba - Coyoacan

--Church

--Cuernavaca

--Customs - peculiar

--Customs - domestic

--Ethnology

--Fiestas (includes discussion of the Virgin of Guadalupe)

--Food & Drink - recipies - gardens

--General - music - public works - insects - dogs

--History - Cortez

--Independence - French - Modern (mixed up)

--History - colonialization - international relations (mixed up)

--Literary

--Markets - Mexico City - modernization - mountains - marina

--Orziba - Puebla - morals & manners - disease - Teotihuacan

--Trades & occupations - hotels - Taxco - Tampico - temperments & traits - VeraCruz

--Xochimilco

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Box 16--Come to the Ball - Tana Toraja - Full Moon Over Istanbul   1.0 Cubic feet 1 box

Contents of Box 16

“Come To The Ball”:

--Correspondence

--LSU—1990

--1983

--Manuscripts

--Notes

“Confederacy of Dunces” by John Kennedy Toole

“Tana Toraja”—notes

“Tana Toraja :Untouched Indonesia”—drafts—notes

“Full Moon Ov

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Box 17--The Moon is Mine   1.0 Cubic feet 1 box

Contents of Box 17

“The Moon is Mine”:

--Front matter

--Proofs

--Manuscripts

--Galleys

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Box 18--Give Us Our Dream   1.0 Cubic feet 1 box

Contents of Box 18

“Give Us Our Dream”

Publicity

Front matter

Accounting—1950s

Tentative play adaption by Ted Apstein

Contract—1948

Reviews

Excerpts and reviews

Play by Tom Long

Play notes

Correspondence—1987-88

Manuscripts

Proofs

Box 1 and 2--Magazines and Journals Between 1919 and 1939   2.0 Cubic feet 2 Boxes

General note

Box 1 and 2--Magazines and Journals

Contents of Box 1

# marked if more than one copy is held

"AAA Travel" January 1932

"AAA Travel" February 1935. 2

"The American Cemetery" 9.1 (1937)

"The American Mercury" 40.160 (1937). 2

"The American Mercury" 41.162 (1937)

"The American Mercury" 42.165 (1937)

"The American Mercury" 42.167 (1937)

"Americana Illustrated" 28.4 (1933)

"Americana Illustrated" 29.4 (1935) 3

"Arcadian Life" 2.5 (1936)

"Arcadian Life" 2.7 May (1936). 2

"Arcadian Life" 2.8 July (1936). 2

"Arcadian Life" November 1936

"Arcadian Life" March-April 1939

"The Ave Maria" 41.15 (1935)

"The Ave Maria" 41.16 (1935). 2

"The Ave Maria" 43.14 (1936)

"The Ave Maria" 43.15 (1936). 2

"The Ave Maria" 46.11 (1937). 3

"Gulfports Magazine" 1.10 (1920)

"Highway Traveler" 8.1 (1936). 2

"The Home and Garden Review" 8.2 (1932)

"The Home and Garden Review" 8.6 (1932)

"House & Garden" 63.3 (1933)

"International Index to Periodicals" 19.5 (1932)

"Japan Overseas" 20.1 (1931)

"Japan Overseas" 20.12 (1931). 2

"Japan Overseas" 21.4 (1932)

"Japan Overseas" 21.5 (1932)

"The Journal of American History" 25.1-4 (1931)

"The Junior Christian Endeavor World" 40.8 (1932). 4

"Mersey" 5.6 (1931). 2

"Mersey" 4.7 (1934). 10

"Mersey" 8.7 (1935). 2

"Mersey" 9.7 (1935). 2

"Mersey" 12.7 (1936)

"Mexican Life" 12.10 (1936). 3

"Milady" 3.5 (1937)

"Modern Mexico" 8.10 (1937)

"Modern Mexico" 8.8 (1937)

"The Modern Psychologist" 9.4 (1937). 4

"National Republic" 23.6 (1935). 10

"The Newcomb Arcade" 15.1 (1922)

"The Newcomb Arcade" 41.2 (1924)

"The Open Court" 50.938 (1936). 2

Contents of Box 2

"Outlook and Independent" December 16, 1931

"Outlook and Independent" December 9, 1931

"The Pioneer" 10.1 (1919). 2

"The Pioneer" 10.2 (1919)

"The Pioneer" 10.6 (1920)

"The Pioneer" 10.8 (1920)

"The Pittsburgh Automobilist" 9.3 (1936)

"Real Mexico" 4.21 (1935). 3

"The Southern Magazine" 4.2 (1937). 6

"St. Nicholas" 62.10 (1935). 2

"The Studebaker Wheel" January 1937. 4

"The Studebaker Wheel" November 1937. 14

"Ten Minute Plays" Ed. Delineator Service. New York: Butterick, 1931. 2

"Tourist" 24.1 (1936)

"Tourist" 24.3 (1936)

"Trailer Travel" 1.8 (1936)

"Trailer Travel" 2.1 (1937). 6

"The Travel Bulletin" May 1935

"The Travel Bulletin" August 1935. 3

"The Travel Bulletin" March 1936. 3

"The Travel Bulletin" October 1936

"The Travel Bulletin" November 1936

"The Travel Bulletin" December 1936. 2

"The Travel Bulletin" March 1937. 2

"The Travel Bulletin" November 1937. 4

"The Travel Bulletin" January 1938

"The Travel Bulletin" March 1938

"True Story" 37.2 (1937) 4

"The Warrington Messenger" 11.4-5 (1933)

"World Affairs Interpreter" 6.3 (1935). 3

"World Digest" 9.1 (1937)

"World Friends" May 1932. 2

"World Friends" November 1932. 6

"World Friends" 6.9 (1933)

"World Friends" December 1934. 2

"Young Love" 1.3 (1937). 2

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Box 19--New Heaven, New Earth   1.0 Cubic feet 1 box

Contents of Box 19

“New Heaven, New Earth”:

--Note about proofs

--Accounting—1950s

--Publicity

--Excerpts and reviews

--Front matter

--Galleys

--Original manuscripts

--Uncorrected proofs

--Proofs

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Box 20, 21--A Dream of Fuji   2.0 Cubic feet 2 boxes

Box 21

A Dream of Fuji--proofs

Correspondence--Prisoner of War

Scrapbook---1945-1947:

--Miscellaneous

--Religion

--Marriage

--Geisha

--School

--Food

--Typhoon-earthquakes-army-war

--Politics shortages

--History-war

--Philosophy

--Plot-Tokyo

Character notes:

--A Dream of Fuji

--Jean Barry

--Dick Cameron

--Mrs. George Crump

--Baron Kentare-Metsuda

--O-Tatsu

--Anna Stern

--Kafte Sullivan

--Dr. Emil Van Horn

--Victoria (Tori)--Kevin

--Miscellaneous

Box 20

A Dream of Fuji:

--Original manuscripts

--Front matter

--Correspondence

--Publicity

--Re-publication in Japan--1972

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Box 22--Correspondence--Japan   1.0 Cubic feet 1 box

General note

Correspondence:

--Olsen, Knut K---Ai-No-Ko-original manuscript by KKO

--ISI-Japan

--State Department

--U.S. claims-civilian internee-1948-1953

--Japan claims--WWII property--1947-54

--Yumi Goto

Japan--general

American Internee Committee

National City Bank--1950

Japan--cards and trinkets

Japanese lessons and schools

Yumi Goto--Those day in Muramatsu

We Live Again--Gripsholm--notes

Gripsholm data--1943

We Live Again--original manuscript

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Box 23--Photographs--Japan   1.0 Cubic feet 1 box

General note

Photographs--Japan:

--Takemiya

--Watanbes'--1971-1972

--1971

--Games-dances-ceremonies

--Arthemise--general

--General

--1970

--1971

--Buildings

--Laborers and Artisans

--Miscellaneous

--People

--Buddha

--Landscape

--New Years

--Festivals

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Box 24--Japanese Book Collection   1.0 Cubic feet 1 box

General note

Akimoto, Shunkichi. Family Life in Japan. Tourist Library, no. 17. Japanese Governemtn Railways, 1937

B.T.I. Japanese Drama. Tourist Library, no. 6. Japanese Government Railways, 1935

Fukinami M.D., K. Hot Springs In Japan. Tourist Library, no. 10. Japanese Government Railways, 1936

Fukukita, A. B., Yasunosuke. Tea Cult of Japan. Tourist Library, no. 1. Japanese Government Railways, 1934 (2)

Gowen, Herbert H. The Journal oof Kenko: Musings of Japanese Ooheleth in the Fourtheenth Century. Edited by Glenn Hughes. Seattle: University of Washington Book Store, 1927

Hearn, Lafcadio. Glimpses of Unfamiliary Japan. Vol. 1. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1922

Hearn, Lafcadio. Glimpses of Unfamiliary Japan. Vol. 2. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1922

Hikoyama, Kozo. Sumo-Japanese Wrestling. Tourist Library, no. 34. n.p.: Japanese Government Railways, 1940

Hughes, Glenn and Yozan T. Iwaski, eds. Three Women Poets of Modern Japan: A Book of Translations. translated by Glenn Hughes and Yozan T. Iwaski. Seattle: University of Washington Book Store, 1927

Huzii D., Litt., Otoo. Japanese Proverbs. Tourist Library, no. 33. n.p.: Japanese Government Railways, 1940

Iwado M.A., T. Children's Days in Japan. Tourist Library, no. 12. n.p.: Japanese Government Railways, 1936

Kano, Jigoro. Judo (Jujutsu). Tourist Library, no. 16. n.p.: Japanese Government Railways, 1937

Kato D. Litt., Genchi. What is Shinto?. Tourist Library, no. 8. n.p.: Japanese Government Railways, 1935

Kawakatsu, Kenichi. Kimono (Japanese Dress). Tourist Library, no. 13. n.p.: Japanese Government Railways, 1936

Makino D. Sc., T. and Genziro Oka. Floral Calendar of Japan. Tourist Library, no. 20. n.p.: Japanese Government Railways, 1938

Matida, Kasyo. Odori (Japanese Dance). Tourist Library, no. 22. n.p.: Japanese Government Railways, 1938

Miyaki, Syutaro. Kabuki Drama. Tourist Library, no. 23. n.p.: Japanese Government Railways, 1938

Miyoshi, Manabu. Sakura Japanese Cherr. Tourist Library, no. 3. n.p.: Japanese Government Railways, 1934 (2)

Nishikawa, Issotei. Floral Art of Japan. Tourist Library, no. 11. n.p.: Japanese Government Railways, 1936

Nogami, Toyoichiro. Japanese Noh Plays. Tourist Library, no. 2. n.p.: Japanese Government Railways, 1934 (2)

Noguchi, Yone. Hiroshige and Japanese Landscapes. Tourist Library, no. 5. n.p.: Japanese Government Railways, 1934

Noma, Seiroku. Japanese Sculpture. Translated by M.G. Mori. Tourist Library, no. 29. n.p.: Japanese Government Railways, 1939

Ogawa, Yoshio and Jun'ichi Sato. Colloquial Japanese In Four Weeks. Tokyo: Daigakusyorin, 1963

Orui D. Litt., N. and M. Toba. Castles In Japan. Tourist Library, no. 9. n.p.: Japanese Government Railways, 1935

Sunaga, Katsumi. Japanese Music. Tourist Library, no. 15. n.p.: Japanese Government Railways, 1936

Suzuki, D. Litt., D.T. Japanese Buddhism. Tourist Library, no. 21. n.p.: Japanese Government Railways, 1938

Tatsui, M. Japanese Gardens. Tourist Library, no. 4. n.p.: Japanese Government Railways, 1934

Tezuka, Kaneko. Japanese Food. Tourist Library, no. 14. n.p.: Japanese Government Railways, 1936

The Travel Bulletin. 115 (January 1935)

The Travel Bulletin. 127 (January 1936)

Tamura D. Sc., T. Scenery of Japan. Tourist Library, no. 18. n.p.: Japanese Government Railways, 1937

Yoshida D. Litt., K and T. Kaigo. Japanese Education. Tourist Library, no. 19. n.p.: Japanese Government Railways, 1937

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Box 25--Magazines and Journals   1.0 Cubic feet 1 box

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Delineator January 1936. 6

Delineator November 1936

Everyday Life 24.8 (1928)

Everyday Life 24.11 (1928)

Everyday Life 25.8 (1929)

Everyday Life 26.7 (1930)

Everyday Life 26.9 (1930). 2

Everyday Life 27.1 (1930)

Everyday Life 28.5 (1932). 2

Everyday Life 28.8 (1932)

The Home Friend Magazine 27.9 (1930)

The Home Friend Magazine 28.9 (1931)

The Household Guest 47.9 (1930)

The Household Guest 46.7 (1929)

The Instructor 62.3 (1933). 2

Mother's-Home Life 22.7 (1930). 2

Mother's-Home Life 23.11 (1931)

The Saturday Evening Post 216.40 (1944)

The Spurr 61.1 (1938). 3

New Heaven, New Earth--proofs

New Heaven, New Earth--front matter

The Moon is Mine--excerpt from The Philadelphi Inquirer Sunday May 22, 1949

El Dictamen Veracruz, Sabado 17 de Febrero de 1934

El Dictamen Veracruz, Jueves 15 de Febrero de 1934

Holds oversize magasines and journals 1930s. Inventory on disk

New Heaven, New Earth--front mattter

The Moon is Mine--excerpt

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Box 26   1.0 Cubic feet 1 box

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Souvenirs:

--Art work

--Posters--Louisiana homes

--Calendars--Japan

Correspondence--to Arthemise and MaMere from Bobby in Bethany, IL--February 5, 1944

Contract--St. Ann property sale to H.C. Miller--May 20, 1885

Gripsholm--directions for passengers

Photographs:

--Individual friends and relatives

--Arthemise

Diplomas and Degrees

South of the Border--notes

Miller, Harry L.--certificate from Orleans Parish for Deputy Sheriff--June 16, 1933

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Box 27   1.0 Cubic feet 1 box

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Scrapbook housed in scrapbook collection

Also included: manual typewriter used in Long Island home to write Give Us Our Dream

Place with Blueprints-Dixon Hall: Poster English Poets

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