Box 1

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Contains letters relating to historical society memberships and article submissions to psychiatric journals; contains memoranda relating to Academic Council at Clark University.

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Correspondence regarding acquisition of a Grob/George Billias volume by the History Department at Temple University. Copy of a datasheet about Herbert J. Bass. Copy of a letter from Robert N. Beck about his 1959 volume with Grob. Letters from editors.

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Contains Grob colloquium address on "Social Origins of American Psychiatry." Includes correspondence with a friend from the National Endowment of Humanities (correspondence spanning 1967-1968), as well as correspondence with publishers.

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Contains a copy of table of contents of Grob's bibliography on "American Social History Before 1860." Correspondence with Dr. M. Brewer regarding his "A Note on the Negro and Organized Labor 1865-1900." One copyright certificate for Grob's "Trade vs. Reform Unionism" manuscript.

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Contains one fellowship/awards poster for Clark University, memos, and minutes from a 1967 meeting in New York City regarding planning of an oral history project on immigrants. Includes one copy of an application by Grob for a grant from the National Institute of Mental Health, related to his proposal for publication of a two-volume work on the history of the mental hospital and the treatment of mental illness in the United States.

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Includes letter to Congressman Harold D. Donohue (MS) broaching the subject against granting aid to religious and private schools as per Kennedy's aid-to-education bill. Includes letter to President Eisenhower, criticizing United States foreign policy regarding the Mid and Far East. Correspondence with editors about manuscript readings.

Scope and Contents: Correspondence regarding "frank assessment" of a History department faculty candidate at Clark University. Included is also a one-page summary of Grob's "Organized Labor in Industrial America." Letters to and from a journal editor regarding a professional review of Grob. Includes a contract copy between Commonwealth of Massachusetts, the commissioner of Public Health and Clark University for research on the history of the Department of Public...

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Contains correspondence with an editor in regards to Grob's "American Ideas" manuscript, as well as his work on a text co-authored by George A. Billias. A Grob essay copy included in his letter to an editor of The Child and the State. Correspondence with a Dr. Hayden regarding issues within Clark University History department.

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Correspondence with The Historian, including a critique of an article on Vito Marcentonio and Labor. A memo from President Jackson of Clark University, relating to faculty salaries. A memo from President Jefferson of Clark University regarding tuition, salaries, and actions by the Board of Trustees. Correspondence with Robert Jones, M.D. about "Kirkbride Papers."

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Includes memoranda, letters and a telegram. Correspondence with varying faculty members about candidates for positions within the History department at Clark University. A telegram from Dean Ernest Lynton of Rutgers University, offering Grob a position as history professor and department chair at Livingston College.