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THE PAPERS OF DR. LAURETTA BENDER

Accession Number 90-012

Dates Inclusive dates: 1920s – 1960s

Bulk dates: 1930s – 1960s

Extent 31 boxes/ 15.25 cubic feet

Creators Lauretta Bender (1897-1987)

Paul Schilder (1886-1940)

John O. Bender

Access/Use Files can be accessed at the Brooklyn College Library Archives, 2900

Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y., Room 130.

Collection is open for research.

http://library.brooklyn.cuny.edu/

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This material is not to be distributed or published without the written

consent of Dr. Lauretta Bender during her lifetime, or without the consent

of her attorney.

Languages English

Finding Aid Guide is available in-house and on-line.

Acquisition/Appraisal These papers were donated to the college at the prompting of

Dr.A. S. Eisenstadt from Brooklyn College’s History Department. The first three cartons

of materials, consisting of both Dr. Bender's records and those of her first husband,

psychiatrist Paul Schilder (1886-1940), were deposited on March 18, 1965. In October

1969, upon Dr. Bender's retirement from Creedmor State Hospital, she sent two

additional cartons of materials. One more box was delivered to the library archive on

October 9, 1974.

Description Control Finding aid content adheres to that prescribed by Describing

Archives: A Content Standard.

Preferred Citation Item, folder title, box number, The Papers of Lauretta Bender,

Brooklyn College Special Collections, Brooklyn College Library

Subject Headings Bender, Lauretta, 1897-1987.

Gestalt psychology.

Perception.

Movement, Psychology of.

Psychology, Pathological.

Child psychiatry.

Child development.

Group psychotherapy.

Schilder, Paul, 1886-1940.

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Biographical Note

LAURETTA BENDER (1897-1987), neuropsychiatrist, researcher and educator, was

born in Butte, Montana, to attorney John Oscar Bender and Katherine I. Bender. As a

youngster, Lauretta repeated first grade three times. Even though she struggled with

dyslexia, Lauretta still graduated as valedictorian of her high school class. She credited

her father for her "strong confidence …being invincible against difficulties in one’s life."

Lauretta Bender earned her B.A. (1922) and M.A. (1923) from the University of

Chicago, and a Ph.D. from the State of University of Iowa (1926). She had internships

and residencies at the Billings Hospital of the University of Chicago, the University of

Amsterdam, and at Johns Hopkins. Dr. Bender held a Rockefeller Traveling Fellowship

that took her to Holland and, upon her return, worked at the Boston Psychopathic

Hospital. In 1938, Dr. Bender wrote “A Visual Motor Gestalt Test and Its Clinical Use.”

The test reproduced nine figures printed on cards (derived from the work of Gestalt

Psychologist Max Wertheimer [1880-1943]). Today the Bender-Gestalt is among the top

five tests used by clinical psychologists measuring perceptual motor skills and perceptual

motor development and also gives an indication of neurological intactness.

In 1929 while working at the Henry Phipps Psychiatric Clinic at Johns Hopkins

under Adolf Meyer, she met Dr. Paul Schilder. He had received his M.D. at the

University of Vienna in 1909 and a doctorate from the University of Halle in 1911.

Schilder served as physician in the Austrian army during World War I and taught and

practiced at the University Hospital of Vienna (1918-1928). Drs. Schilder and Bender

collaborated on writing journal articles and also became involved personally. After his

divorce was finalized, Schilder and Bender married in 1936. Dr. Schilder became

Director of Clinical Psychiatry at Bellevue Hospital. In 1940, Dr. Schilder was struck

and killed by a car while visiting his wife and newborn baby at the hospital. After his

death, Dr. Bender edited, translated, and published some of Schilder’s writings.

In addition to her hospital affiliations, Dr. Bender was a prolific writer,

participated in a broad range of professional activities, served as advisor to governmental

committees, and supported many organizations devoted to helping children diagnosed

with psychiatric disorders. Bender spent many years researching the cause of childhood

schizophrenia and studied child suicides and violence. In 1956, after 26 years of

distinguished service at Bellevue, where she became Senior Psychiatrist in charge of the

children's ward, Dr. Bender was appointed Director of Research of the new Children's

Unit at Creedmoor State Hospital. This provided her with an opportunity to embark on

what she described "as my life's work.” She received the Adolf Meyer Memorial Award

for her contributions to better understanding schizophrenic children.

Dr. Bender retired from Creedmoor in 1968, but continued working for the state

until 1973 when she moved to Annapolis, Md. Dr. Bender taught at the University of

Maryland and was a consultant to the Children's Guild Inc., a group that works with

children who suffer from emotional issues.

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In 1965, at the age of 70, Dr. Bender married Henry Benford Parkes, professor of

History at New York University. Upon his death in 1973, she moved to Annapolis, home

of her son Peter Schilder. She died in a nursing home in 1987.

RESEARCH ACCESS TO PROTECTED HEALTH INFORMATION

The Papers of Dr. Lauretta Bender at the Brooklyn College Archives contain patient

records which contain individually identifiable health information, particularly

concerning mental health. This information is recognized as Protected Health

Information (PHI) under the U.S. Federal Government’s Health Insurance Portability and

Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPPA). The Privacy Rule [45 Code of Federal Regulations

Parts 160 & 164, effective 4/14/2003] establishes the conditions under which PHI may be

used or disclosed for research purposes.

I. Permission to access the PHI of living individuals for research purposes

must be separately applied for and be approved by the Legal Department

of Brooklyn College.

II. The Head of Archives will permit access to the PHI of deceased

individuals if the researcher makes written representations that the use or

disclosure being sought is solely for research on the PHI of decedents and

that the PHI being sought is necessary for research. Individuals will be

presumed to be deceased 50 years after date of birth or date of record

creation, whichever occurs first. In all instances, the researcher must

provide written proof of death.

This statement above is adapted from the Medical Center Archives, New

York—Presbyterian/Weill Cornell located at 1300 York Avenue #34, New

York, New York for use at the Archives and Special Collections Department of

Brooklyn College Library, Brooklyn, New York. Please request the form

entitled “Request for Permission to Access Protected Health Information of

Decedents.” This form must be filled out and returned before access to a

patient’s record is allowed.

Scope and Content Note

The Papers of Lauretta Bender are comprised primarily of materials covering the

years 1926-1968 during the time she was affiliated with Bellevue and Creedmoor

Hospitals. There are records here that also document a large number of professional

activities that she was involved with outside of these institutions.

This collection consists mainly of typescripts of professional correspondence and

manuscripts, with a smaller quantity of personal papers, photographs, and other

memorabilia. There are five major record groups: Professional Correspondence, 1936-

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1969, Professional Activities, 1936-1968, Personal Materials, 1926-1967, Dr. Schilder’s

Papers, 1886-1940, and John O. Bender Papers.

Dr. Bender pioneered the use of art therapy for children, notably the use of puppet

shows at Bellevue and music therapy. She championed the use of drugs and shock

treatment to treat children diagnosed with psychiatric disorders who did not respond to

other forms of treatment. The records also document her assistance in building

organizations and schools dedicated to helping children, and her continuous efforts to

foster psychiatric studies. Writings and documents related to Dr. Paul Schilder and John

O’ Bender (Loretta’s father) can also be found within this collection.

Collection Outline

Sub-Group I: Professional Correspondence

Series 1: Correspondence / Associations, Agencies

Series 2: Correspondence / Individuals

Sub-Group II: Professional Activities

Series 3: Public Appearances

Sub-Series 1: Speaking Engagements

Sub-Series 2: Hearings, Conferences, Meetings, Radio Programs

Series 4: Controversies

Sub-Series 1: The Father Divine Controversy

Sub-Series 2: The Bender-Gestalt Controversy

Series 5: Writings

Series 6: Grant Applications / Reports

Series 7: Long-Term Studies

Sub-Group III: Personal Materials

Series 8: Personal Materials

Sub-Group IV: Schilder Papers

Series 9: Professional Materials

Series 10: Publication-related Materials

Sub-Series 1: Reviews, Correspondence, Notes

Sub-Series 2: Published & Unpublished Works

Series 11: Personal Materials

Sub-Group V: John O. Bender Papers

Series 12: John O. Bender Papers

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Sub-Group / Series Descriptions

SUB-GROUP I. PROFESSIONAL CORRESPONDENCE

SERIES 1: CORRESPONDENCE / ASSOCIATIONS - AGENCIES, 1942-1968. 5

document boxes. 2.25 cubic feet. Alphabetically arranged by organization; then filed in

chronological order.

This series has professional correspondence, reports, memoranda, abstracts of papers

connected with many of the agencies and organizations Bender was associated with on

both a voluntary and paid basis.

Materials here relate to the American Psychiatric Association (1952-1967), particularly to

its Committee on Child Psychiatry (1942-1951); the American Psychopathological

Association (1944-1967), including Bender's presidency in 1962; American Public

Health Association (1956-1961), chiefly in connection with the preparation of a

publication called "Services for Children with Emotional Disturbances;" Center for

Applied Linguistics (1966); Committee on Psychiatric Services for Children (Department

of Hospitals, N.Y.C.; 1962-1964); Community Council of Greater New York (1958-

1961); Community Mental Health Board, an offshoot of the Committee on Psychiatric

Services for Children (1963-65); the Council for Exceptional Children (1959-61).

There are extensive materials (from 1947-1959) on Irvington House, a residential facility

at Irvington-on-Hudson for children with rheumatic disorders. Bender served on its

medical board from 1947-1959 during her teaching tenure at New York University. Items

also deal with the League for Emotionally Disturbed Children (1950-61) and its offshoot,

the League School for Seriously Disturbed Children (1956-66). Bender became a

member of the League's Advisory Board in 1953. There are materials on the Lifeline

Center for Child Development (1964-66) and Manfred Sakel Foundation (1959-68).

Professional correspondence with the New Jersey Neuro-Psychiatric Institute (1953-

1958) covers courses conducted and lectures given by Bender.

SERIES 2: CORRESPONDENCE / INDIVIDUALS, 1936-1969. 4 boxes. 2 cubic

feet. Alphabetically arranged.

Documents include letters on projected and completed visits by prominent persons,

notifications of staff changes, and recommendations for persons who worked under

Bender. Of note are documents regarding the Red Scare? Bender wrote several letters

and affidavits vouching for friends and colleagues on trial for “disloyalty” to the United

States. A separately alphabetized folder (maintained by Bender) contains correspondence

with persons of importance. These include the following, arranged alphabetically:

Percival Bailey, Augusta Bonnare; Hyman Caplan; Mildred Creak; Madame C. Crespin;

Katrina de Hirsch; G. Heuyer; Leo Kanner; John C. Kerridge; Henning Poulsen (her son

Peter's director) with a few written by Peter while under Poulsen's direction; Fredric

Wertham; and Herman Wortis.

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SUB-GROUP II. PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

SERIES 3: PUBLIC APPEARANCES, 1936-1968. 3 boxes; 1.5 cubic feet.

Arrangement varies.

Here are Dr. Bender’s speaking engagements which she undertook or refused; her

participation or requested participation in such events; items on professional conferences;

government hearings at which she testified as an expert; and radio programs in which she

participated.

SUB-SERIES 1: SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS, 1953-1968. This sub-series

contains speaking engagements which Bender classified as accepted and completed; they

are arranged chronologically. Speaking engagements which she did not accept are also in

chronological order, separated from the rest. There are materials here regarding a planned

lecture tour in Argentina (1964-1966) that did not materialize.

SUB-SERIES 2: HEARINGS, CONFERENCES, MEETINGS, RADIO

PROGRAMS, 1936-68. Here are the records at government conferences and hearings.

(Items on a hearing conducted by Senator Estes Kefauver in 1950 regarding the effects of

comics on children are in Box 16 under "Comics"). Bender testified on the subject of

youth and family in 1955 at the Sub-Committee on Youth and the Family of the

Temporary Commission on the Courts; on youth and crime, in the same year, before the

Law Enforcement Institute sponsored jointly by Senator Jacob K. Javits and Mark A.

McCloskey of the New York State Youth Commission; and on youth and delinquency,

also in 1955. In 1957, she testified on education of children diagnosed with

psychological disorders at the Committee on Labor and Public Welfare of the United

States Senate, and in 1959, on special education for people with emotional difficulties at

the Committee on Education and Labor at the U.S. House of Representatives. She

submitted written testimony to the Sub-Committee to Investigate Juvenile Delinquency of

the U.S. Senate in 1960. The series includes programs for many conferences in which

Bender is listed as a participant from 1936-68. Finally, there are correspondence on radio

programs in which Bender participated between 1936 and 1963, with the bulk of the

material falling in the 1940s.

SERIES 4: CONTROVERSIES, 1935-1962. 1 document box. .5 cubic foot.

Arranged alphabetically, with interior chronological arrangement.

SUB-SERIES 1: THE FATHER DIVINE CONTROVERSY, 1935-1944 This

sub-series contains material regarding Father Divine. It consists of correspondence from

followers of Father Divine in reaction to Bender and Dr. M.A. Spalding’s article

“Behavior Problems in Children from the Homes of Followers of Father Divine”

published in The Journal of Nervous and Mental Diseases in 1940.

SUB-SERIES 2: THE BENDER-GESTALT CONTROVERSY, 1945-1962

This series records Bender's successful fight against infringement of her copyright for the

Bender Visual Motor Gestalt Test (popularly known as the Bender-Gestalt Test) which

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she developed and reported in 1938. The bulk of records fall from 1960-1962, when

Bender engaged attorneys against Max L. Hutt and Gerald J. Briskin for reproducing the

Bender-Gestalt Test without obtaining copyright.

SERIES 5: WRITINGS, 1928-1966. 3 document boxes. 1.5 cubic foot. Arrangement

varies.

The writings here contain materials on Bender's published/unpublished writings

(sometimes written in collaboration with others) and are arranged alphabetically, by title.

These materials, when compared with the bibliography she prepared (located in Box 15),

represent only a small fraction of her total written output. In addition to the copies of

Bender's writings, Series 5 includes her correspondence and reviews concerning her own

publications, arranged chronologically, and a folder of correspondence dating from 1958-

1961 concerning the founding of the Journal of the American Academy of Child

Psychiatry.

SERIES 6: GRANT APPLICATIONS; REPORTS, 1943-1956. 1 document box. .5

cu. ft. Arranged alphabetically.

Series 6 has applications, correspondence, and reports connected with various grants

made to Bender, and/or to institutions with which she was affiliated, between 1943 and

1956.

SERIES 7: LONG-TERM STUDIES, 1929-1960. 7 document boxes. 3.5 cubic

feet. Arranged alphabetically

This series contains information on various long term studies undertaken by Dr.

Bender. This includes the Phipps-Maryland Study, a longitudinal study of ninety

schizophrenic women; Bender’s research and involvement in the Comics industry; the

effects of movies and television on children; art and music therapy; and drug use.

SUB-GROUP III. PERSONAL MATERIALS

SERIES 8: PERSONAL MATERIALS, 1926-1967. 7 document boxes, 1.25 cubic

feet. Arrangement varies.

The materials include several undated bibliographies of her writings, several CVs, a

biographical essay by her son, Peter, a revealing autobiographical sketch, dated 1964.

Also included are official documents including medical licenses and certificates. Bender

retained some family letters, including correspondence with her mother dating from the

60's when Mrs. Bender was a resident in the Longwood Manor Sanitorium; with her

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brothers John and Karl in the 50's and 60's; from her children; and with various school

officials concerning their schooling.

Three colleagues, Joseph Montague, Merrill Moore, and Helen Yarnell, whose deaths

apparently had great importance to Bender, are the subject of a separate folder containing

materials dated from 1940 to 1961. Bender also collected clippings relating to some of

her colleagues, particularly, in 1966 and 1967, to Elliott Shapiro, the embattled principal

of a public school in Harlem (see Series 2 for related correspondence).

IV. SCHILDER PAPERS

SERIES 9: PROFESSIONAL MATERIAL, 1886-1940. 2 document boxes. .75 cubic

foot. Arranged chronologically within categories.

This series is comprised of the professional correspondence and official documents of

Paul Schilder (1886-1940), Bender's first husband. Much of this, in fact, predates her

acquaintance with Schilder which commenced, according to her autobiography, in 1930.

There are three handwritten notebooks in German, the first one dated 1926; the papers in

these notebooks have been removed, unfolded, and placed in folders. There are typed and

handwritten correspondence and memos in both German and English, from 1928-1940.

Letters of a professional nature, acknowledging referrals, for example, are grouped

chronologically and range from 1932 to 1941, while a separate folder contains letters in

French, German and Spanish, spanning the years 1926 through 1940; letters to private

patients over the years 1933 to 1940, also arranged chronologically, are grouped

together. Case histories of some patients, some of which are dated, are arranged in the

order of the last name or initial of the patient.

Schilder, and then Bender, retained clippings concerning two controversies of the 30s;

Schilder's own clashed with Psychoanalytic Society (1933-1944), and the public clashes

that raged between Dr. M.S. Gregory, chief of the psychiatric hospital at Bellevue, and

Dr. S.S. Goldwater, Commissioner of Hospitals, in 1934 and 1935.

SERIES 10: PUBLICATIONS-RELATED MATERIALS, 1913-1919. 6 boxes, 2.5

cubic feet

Series 10 is comprised of reviews regarding professional publications by and about

Schilder, arranged by date; the voluminous correspondence about his publications carried

on by Bender following his death (she continued to edit and issue his writings for

approximately twenty years while carrying on full-time professional activities and raising

their three infant children), also arranged by date; as well as notes Schilder left.

SUB-SERIES 1: REVIEWS, CORRESPONDENCE, NOTES, 1924-1955.

This sub-series contains speaking engagement which Bender classified as accepted and

completed; they are arranged chronologically. Speaking engagements which she did not

accept are also in chronological order, separated from the rest. There are materials here

regarding a planned lecture tour in Argentina (1964-1966) that did not materialize.

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SUB-SERIES 2: PUBLISHED AND UNPUBLISHED WORKS, 1913-1938.

This series also has Schilder's published and unpublished paper retained by Bender,

arranged by title. These are in both handwritten and typed form and in both English and

German. Prominent among them are the manuscripts of his Goals and Desires of Man

and his Psychoanalytic Theory of Psychoses. There are also a few unidentified pages.

SERIES 11: PERSONAL MATERIALS, 1886-1962. 2 boxes, 1 cu. ft. Arranged

chronologically.

Series 11 contains personal photos ranging from 1912-48; personal effects, including

Schilder's birth certificate and death certificate in addition to general correspondence and

a professional paper connected to Schilder's death in December 1940. The paper, "The

Death of the Leader in Group Psychotherapy" by Schilder's colleague, Pauline Rosenthal,

M.D., discusses the effects of Schilder's death on his group-therapy patients. There is a

folder of personal letters on the Schilder family including some to Ms. Bender from

Adolf Woltmann, the puppeteer (Box 27, File #5). There is also a folder of letters and

cables relating to Schilder's death dates mainly from Dec. 1940 – Jan. 1941. Some of the

clippings on Schilder's death mention the feud between Bender and his first wife. In

addition, there is a folder of financial documents from 1929-40 offering information on

Schilder’s divorce as well as a folder about Schilder's life and several bibliographies of

his writings.

V. JOHN O. BENDER PAPERS

SERIES 12: JOHN O. BENDER PAPERS. 1 document box. .5 cubic foot.

Arrangement varies. Contains writings by Dr. Lauretta Bender's father, John O. Bender.

This series is comprised of Dr. Bender’s father’s papers. There is some ephemera, an

obituary notice, photographs, as well as correspondence.

VI: OVERSIZED BOXES (TAKEN FROM MULTIPLE SERIES)

SERIES 13: OVERSIZED BOXES. 8 oversized boxes., 10.25 linear feet Arrangement

varies.

This series consists of various oversized records from all sub-groups. The oversized

boxes vary in size, from extra oversized, moderate oversized, and smaller oversized. Box

32 consists entirely of Box 12, File #17- Correspondence Concerning Publications, 1942-

1959.

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RESEARCH ACCESS TO PROTECTED HEALTH INFORMATION

The Papers of Dr. Lauretta Bender, located in the Brooklyn College Archives, contain

patient records which contain individually identifiable health information, particularly

concerning mental health. This information is recognized as Protected Health

Information (PHI) under the U.S. Federal Government’s Health Insurance Portability and

Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPPA). The Privacy Rule [45 Code of Federal Regulations

Parts 160 & 164, effective 4/14/2003] establishes the conditions under which PHI may be

used or disclosed for research purposes.

I. Permission to access the PHI of living individuals for research purposes

must be separately applied for and be approved by the Legal

Department of Brooklyn College.

II. The Head of Archives will permit access to the PHI of deceased

individuals if the researcher makes written representations that the use

or disclosure being sought is solely for research on the PHI of

decedents and that the PHI being sought is necessary for research.

Individuals will be presumed to be deceased 50 years after date of

birth or date of record creation, whichever occurs first. In all

instances, the researcher must provide written proof of death.

This statement above is adapted from the Medical Center Archives, New

York—Presbyterian/Weill Cornell located at 1300 York Avenue #34, New

York, New York for use at the Archives and Special Collections Department of

Brooklyn College Library, Brooklyn, New York. Please request the form

entitled “Request for Permission to Access Protected Health Information of

Decedents.” This form must be filled out and returned before access to a

patient’s record is allowed.

Container Holdings

SUB-GROUP I: PROFESSIONAL CORRESPONDENCE

SERIES 1: ASSOCIATIONS - AGENCIES

BOX 1

File #1 American Academy Of Child Psychiatry, 1952-1961 (see also Box 46 for

additional information)

File #2 American Association Of Psychiatric Clinics For Children

File #3 American Psychiatric Association, 1952-1967 (See also Box 46 for


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File #4 American Psychiatric Assoc.; Comm. On Child Psychiatry, 1942-51

File #5 American Psychiatric Association – Conference, In-Patient Psychiatric

Treatment For Children (See also Box 46 for additional information)

File #6 American Psychopathological Assoc., 1944-67

File #7 American Public Health Assoc. /Corresp. & Material On Preparing

"Guide" - Emotionally Disturbed Children, 1956-61

File #8 Anyseed - Assoc Of NYS Educators Of The Emotionally Disturbed

Note: Additional information can be found in Box 41 (oversized)

BOX 2

File #1 Association for Psychotic Treatment of Offenders, 1957-1958

File #2 Bellevue Hospital - Children's Ward

File #3 Caroline Zackery Institute Of Human Development, 1949

File #4 Center For Applied Linguistics, 1966

File #5 Citizens Committee For Children Of New York, Inc.

File #6 Comm. -Psychiatric Service. For Children, 1962-64

File #7 Child Welfare League Of America

BOX 3.

File #1 Commonwealth Of Penn. - Dept. Of Welfare-Children's Psychiatric Unit

File #2 Community Council of Greater New York, 1958- 1961

File #3 Community Mental Health Board, 1963-1965 (Additional information can

be founded in Oversized Box 41.)

File #4 Council For Exceptional Children

File #5 Council Of Research Scientists (NYS Dept. Of Mental Hygiene), 1969-73

File #6 Creedmoor State Hospital

File #7 Creedmoor State Hospital - Children's Unit

File #8 Irvington House - Correspondence, 1947-1959

File #9 Irvington House - Clippings, Other Publicity, 1948-1957

File #10 League For Emotionally Disturbed Children, 1952- 61 [Part A] (See also

oversized Box 41)

Box 4

File #1 League For Emotionally Disturbed Children, 1956-1961 (Part B)

File #2 League For Emotionally Disturbed Children - Clippings And Publicity

File #3 League School For Emotionally Disturbed Children, 1956-1966 (See

also oversized Box 41)

File #4 Lifeline Center For Development, 1964-1966

File #5 Manfred Sakel Foundation, 1959-1968

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File #6 National Mental Health Foundation, 1948-1950

File #7 New Jersey Neuro-Psychiatric Institute, 1953- 1958

File #8 New York Infirmary, 1955-1965

File #9 New York State Society For Mental Health, Jan. 1955

File #10 Orton Society, 1951-1968

File #11 Research Council On Problems Of Alcohol

Box 5

File #1 Schilder Society, 1936-1974 (See also Box 48 for additional information)

File #2 Society Of Biological Psychiatry, 1956-1967

File #3 State Dept. Of Mental Hygiene - Children's Unit

File #4 Veterans Administration Correspondence, 1946- 1955 ( see also Box 46

for additional information)

SERIES 2: INDIVIDUALS

BOX 6 Last name starts with:

File #1- A

File #1A- B

File #2- C (See also Box 46 for more information)

File #2A- D

File #3 E - F (See also Box 46 for more information)

File #1 G - H (see also Box 46 for more information)

File #2 J - K

BOX 7 Last name starts with:

File #1 L - M

File #2 N - P

File #3- R

File #4- S (See also Box 46 for additional information)

File #5 T - V

File #6 W - Z

Box 7A

File #1 Correspondence / Barthold Fles

File #2 Correspondence / A. Bini Y Cia. S.R.L., 1948-49

File #3 Correspondence / Mary Bradley

File #4 Correspondence / Robert Brunner, 1948-49

File #5 Correspondence / Dr. W. Mary Burberry, Univ. Of Leeds, England, 1953

File #6 Correspondence / Columbia Univ. Press, 1943-44

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File #7 Correspondence/ Dr. Iago Galdston, 1948-1950

File #8 Correspondence/Webb Haymaker, M.D. (Armed Forces Inst. Of

Pathology), 1949

File #9 Correspondence / Univ Of Ibadan, A. Boroffka, 1972

File #10 Correspondence / International Univ Press, 1950

File #11 Correspondence / Dr Elaine Kinder, 1941-42

File #12 Correspondence / Dr Heinrich Kluever, 1940s, Univ Of Chicago

File #13 Correspondence / Dr Merrill Moore, 1940-41

File #14 Correspondence / Carl Murchison, The Journal Press, 1940s

File #15 Correspondence / Misc Letters To & From Dr. Schilder, 1930s (See also

Box 43 for additional information. Letter in German)

File #16 Correspondence / Nyu Medical Quarterly, 1950s

File #17 Correspondence / Royalties - W.W.Norton & Co., Publishers, 1940s

File #18 Correspondence / The Psychoanalytic Quarterly, 1940s

File #19 Correspondence / Asst. Publishing Companies (Boyd Printing;

Macmillan, Scribner’s)

File #20 Correspondence / Dr Tracy Putnam, 1940s

File #21 Correspondence / Random House, 1940s

File #22 Correspondence / Dr D. Rapaport, 1950

File #23 Correspondence / Letters Of Recommendation, Personnel Issues, 1950s

File #24 Correspondence / Dr Henry Riley, Amer. Neurological Assoc., 1941

File #25 Correspondence / Helen Ross, 1943

File #26 Correspondence / Routledge & Kegan Paul Ltd, 1949 (Re Royalties)

File #27 Correspondence / Dr John Simon, 1942

File #28 Correspondence / Henry Stratton, 1944

File #29 Correspondence / J. F. Whelan, 1942, Ama

File #30 Correspondence / Henry Wiggins, 1948-49

File #31 Correspondence / Prof Rene Zazzo (Paris), 1947

BOX 8

File #1 Crank Mail

File #2 Miscellaneous

File #3 Miscellaneous Correspondence With Eminent Persons, 1943-69

File #4 Records Kept By Bender Of "Important Persons I Have Known"

Sub-Group II: Professional Activities

Series 3: Public Appearances

Box 9

File #1 Speaking Engagements, Accepted & Completed-1935 Seminar In Child

Psych. At Bellevue

File #2 Speaking Engagements, Accepted & Completed, 1943-1951

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File #3 Speaking Engagements Accepted And Completed 1944 Psychopathic

Behavior In Children

File #4 Speaking Engagements Accepted And Completed 1945 New York

University

File #5 Speaking Engagements Accepted & Completed 1945 Spontaneous

Organizations On An Observation Ward . . .

File #6 Speaking Engagements Accepted & Completed 1947 Development Of

Behavior Disorders

File #7 Speaking Engagements Accepted & Completed 1949 Case Presentation-

Bellevue Wednesday Conference

File #8 Speaking Engagements Accepted & Completed 1949 Early Recognition

Of Schizophrenic In Children

File #9 Speaking Engagements Accepted & Completed 1951 American

Psychoanalytic Assoc.

File #10 Speaking Engagements Accepted & Completed, 1952 - 1954

File #11 Speaking Engagements Accepted & Completed, 1953, Child Psychiatry

Conference- Michigan

File #12 Speaking Engagements Accepted & Completed, 1954 Therapeutic Play

Techniques

File #13 Speaking Engagements Accepted & Completed, 1955 Present Trends In

Child Psychiatry

File #14 Speaking Engagements Accepted & Completed, 1956

File #15 Speaking Engagements Accepted & Completed, 1956, Winfield Inst. Of

Research


File #17 Speaking Engagements Accepted & Completed Self In Dissolution


BOX 10

File #1 Speaking Engagements, Dec. 1958 - 1960

File #2 Speaking Engagements Accepted & Completed, 1960 - 1961

File #3 Speaking Engagements Accepted & Completed, 1961 Neurologically

Handicapped Child

File #4 Speaking Engagements Accepted & Completed, May 1961 - Oct. 1962

File #5 Speaking Engagements Accepted & Completed, Jan. 1963 - Dec. 1964

File #6 1964-66 Corresp.-Proposed Trip To Argentina With Pan-Amer. Med.

Assn

File #7 Speaking Engagements, Jan. 1965 - July 1968

File #8 Speaking Engagements, 1969

File #9 Speaking Engagements - Not Accepted, 1952-1967

BOX 11

File #1 Professional Meetings In Which Bender Participated, 1936-1959 (See also

oversized Box 41)

16

File #2 Professional Meetings In Which Bender Participated, Apr 1960-May 1968

(See also Box 41)

File #3 Four Lectures Presented At Patton State Hospital, 1960

File #4 Japan Tour, 1963

File #5 Trip To Athens, April - May 1968

File #6 Professional Meetings In Which Bender Participated, 1969-1970

File #7 Foreign Conferences, 1950's

File #8 Government Conferences On Youth & Delinquency, Jan. 1955 - Oct.

1955

File #9 Government Hearings, 1957 - 1960

File #10 Radio Programs: Talks, Correspondence, 1936-1948

SERIES 4: CONTROVERSIES

BOX 12

File #1 News Clipping/Correspondence Concerning Articles Written On Father

Divine Followers, 1935-1940

File #2- (A-C) Father Divine Publication “The New Day”, 1940-1941 (see also

Box 43 and Box 48 for additional information)

File #3 Bender Gestalt Suit (61-62) – Corresp. & Other Documents/A - 7/25/45–

‘61

File #4 Bender Gestalt Suit (61-62) – Corresp. & Other Documents/B - 7/27/61–

‘62

File #5 "Thumbs Up" Article Correspondence

SERIES 5: WRITINGS

BOX 13

File #1 Aggression In Childhood, 1943

File #2 Aggression In Children, 1974

File #3 Alpha And Omega Of Childhood Schizophrenia, 1971

File #4 Art And Mental Health, 1956

File #5 Autonomic Nervous System Responses In Hospitalized Children Treated

With LSD And UML, 1964

File #6 Book Reviews By/Of Bender (See also Box 47 for more information)

File #7 The Brain-Damaged Child, 1955

File #8 Brain Damage In Blind Children With Retrolental Fibroplasia, 1964

File #9 Cause And Treatment Of Emotional Disturbance In Children, 1949

File #10 Childhood Behavior Disorders / Organic Conditions, 1943-44

File #11 Childhood Schizophrenia: A Review, 1967

File #12 Childhood Schizophrenia - One Hundred Schizophrenic Children, 1947

File #13 Children's Reactions To Psychotomimetic Drugs, 1970

File #14 Chromosome Damage Not Found . . . (With D.V. Siva Sankar), Dec

1967

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File #15 The Concept Of Plasticity In Childhood Schizophrenia 1966

File #16 Correspondence Concerning Publications - Folder A 1925-1933 (See

also Box 44 and Box 45)

File #17 Correspondence Concerning Publications - Folder B 1942-1959 (See also

Box 44 and Box 45)

File #18 Correspondence Concerning Publications - Folder C 1960-1966 (See also

Box 44 and Box 45)

File #19 Correspondence Concerning Publications - Folder D 1969-1970 (See

also Box 44 and Box 45)

BOX 14

File #1 Corresp.- Journal Of American Academy Of Child Psychiatry, 1958-1961

File #2 Discussion: Basic Issues In Drug Research

File #3 Discussion: Prognoses Of Infantile Psychosis And Neuroses, 1966

File #4 D-Lysergic Acid In The Treatment Of The Biological Features Of

Childhood Schizophrenia Diseases Of The Nervous System, 1966

File #5 Emotional And Social Problems -Factors In Behav. Disorders Of Children

File #6 Experimental Production Of Gliosis, 1925

File #7 Experimental Study Of Cerebella Control Of The Vocal Organs, 1927

File #8 Genesis Of Hostility In Children, 1963-1964

File #9 Hostile Aggression In Children, 1969

File #10 Lesions In The Brain Caused By Freezing, 1928

File #11 Life Course Of Children With Schizophrenia, 1973

File #12 Longitudinal Study -90 Schizophrenic Women, Bender & Hitchman,

1956

File #13 Longitudinal Study Of Schizophrenic Children With Autism, 1969

File #14 Management Of The Young Blind Child And His Family, 1964

File #15 Offended And Offender Children - Sexual Behavior And The Law

File #16 On The Proper Use Of The Bender Gestalt Test, 1965

File #17 Placement Problems For Boys From A State Mental Hospital In NYC

File #18 Psychiatrist Looks At Deviancy - Factor In Juvenile Delinquency, 1968

File #19 Psychological Principles Of The Visual Motor Gestalt Test, 1949

File #20 Psychology Of Children's Reading And The Comics, 1944

BOX 15

File #1 Psychopathic Behavior Disorders In Children

File #2 Quantitative Theory Test -Diagnostic Indicators Of Childhood

Schizophrenia, Oct ‘53

File #3 Some Art Work Of Emotionally Disturbed Boys At Puberty, 1968

File #4 Spontaneous Central Nervous System Lesions In The Lab Rabbit, 1925

File #5 Spontaneous Organizations On An Observation Ward For Pre-Adolescent

Children With Behavior Problems.

File #6 Studies On The Theory Of Gestalt By Max Wertheimer, C1928

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File #7 Suicide In Childhood And Adolescence, 1964

File #8 Television And Our Children - The Experts Speak Up, 1960

File #9 Theory And Treatment Of Childhood Schizophrenia, 1967

File #10 Treatment Of Children In An Outpatient Child Guidance Clinic, 1960

File #11 Twenty-Five Year View Of Therapeutic Results, 1964

File #12 Untitled Response To Query On Enuresis, 1965

File #13 Visual Motor Gestalt Test In Diagnosis Of Learning Disabilities, 1969

File #14 Use Of Ward Dance Techniques W/ Spontaneous Percussion Music In

The Study And Therapy Of Behavior Problems In Children

File #15 Visual Motor Gestalt Function In 6- & 7-Year Old Normal &

Schizophrenic Children, 1967

File #16 What Influential Factors Predispose Youth To Delinquency/Crime

SERIES 6: GRANT APPLICATIONS; REPORTS

BOX 16

File #1 Field Foundation - Research Support, 1948-1951 (See also Box 47 for

additional materials)

File #2 Ford Foundation - Application & Correspondence, 1955-1956

File #3 NIH - Dept. Of Hew, Public Health Service, 1945-1956

File #4 NIH - Application (Rejected), 1956

File #5 NYC Board Of Ed - All Day Professional School (Harlem School Report-

1943)

File #6 NYC Psychiatric Institute & Hospital Correspondence And Reports -

Grants For Dementia Precox, 1944-1948 (see also Box 41)

SERIES 7: LONG-TERM STUDIES 1929-1930

BOX 17

File #1 Art Therapy: Museums and Ward Works,1936- 1950 (See also Box 41)

File #2 Children and Wartime: Clippings (see also Box 41)

File #3 Children and Wartime: Meetings and Reports (see also Box 41)

BOX 18

File #1 Children and Wartime: Organizational Activities (See also Box 41)

File #2 Comics –Original copies, Undated; 1942;1945

File #3 Comics- Related Ephemera, Undated; 1942;1944;1945;1955

File #4 Comics- Essays and Resources, Undated; 1948;1950;1952;1954

File #5 Comics-Ingoing/Outgoing Correspondence 1942-1945

BOX 19


19


File #3 Comics- Correspondence (Other) 1942-1960

File #4 Comics-Superman Radio Show Cue Sheets , Episodes L-660, L-661

File #5 Comics- Essays and Papers Written by Bender

File #6 Comics- Essays Written by Others

File #7 Comics-News Clippings 1949-1954

BOX 20

File #1 Comics-Magazine Articles 1942-1944

File #2 Comics- Miscellaneous Documents

File #3 Delinquency- Clippings 1940-1955 (see also Box 41)

File #4 Drug Use-Clippings 1956-1968 (See also Box 41)

File #5 Movies and Television-Articles and Reports 1941-1960

File # 6 Music Therapy- Clippings 1937

File #7 Music Therapy- Correspondence and Lectures 1936-1946

BOX 21 See also Box 43 for additional information

File #1 Phipps Clinic Study –Cover of Report

File #2 Phipps Clinic Study- Pages 1-50


File #4 Phipps Clinic Study- Pages101-150

BOX 22 See also box 43 for additional information

File #1 Phipps Clinic Study –Pages 151-200


File #3 Phipps Clinic Study- Misc. Papers

File #4 Phipps Clinic Study- Follow-up Study

BOX 23 See also Box 41 for additional materials

File #1Puppet Scrapbook-Bound pages (includes letters from Wollman)

File #2 Puppet Scrapbook-Love Cards and Clippings

File #3 Puppet Scrapbook-Photographs

SUB-GROUP III: PERSONAL MATERIALS

SERIES 8: PERSONAL MATERIALS

BOX 24

20

File #1 Appointments

File #2 Awards To Bender – File 1 of 2 - 1962-1972

BOX 25

File #1 Awards To Bender – File 2 of 2- 1921-1961 (see also Box 41)

File #2 Bibliographies, CV's, Biographical And Autobiographical

Writings/Sketches

BOX 26

File #1 Clippings About Bender (See also Box 42 file #1 for additional materials)

File #2 Clippings About Bender (See also Box 42 file #1 for additional materials)

File #3 Clippings File On Hospital Care (See Box 42, file #2)

File #4 Clippings On Colleagues

File #5 Clippings On Elliott Shapiro, 1966-1967 (See also Box 42, file #3)

File #6 Correspondence With And About Her Mother, 1964-1968

BOX 27

File #1 Biographical Information; Correspondence, Photographs

File #2 Drug License

File #3 Her Brothers, Karl & Jack

File #4 Family Letters And Memorabilia

File #5 Material Relating To Judge Jacob Panken, 1944-1956 (See also Box 43 for


File #6 Memoranda From Creedmoor

File #7 Michael Schilder Birth

File #8 Miscellaneous

File #9 Official Documents - A - 1916-1932

File #10 Official Documents - B - 1951-1967

File #11 Personal Experience With Sansert

File #12 Henry B. Parkes (1904-1972) Business Affairs

File #13 Henry B. Parkes - Writings

File #14 Peter's Birth

BOX 28

File #1 Photos/Documents Re Helen Yarnell; M. Moore; Joseph Montague

File #2 Photographs, 1926-1968

BOX 29

File #1 School Publications

BOX 30

21

File #1 Tax And Other Financial Documents, 1955-1971

File #2 Personal Items: 2 Comic Books (Superman And Wonder Woman)

SUB-GROUP IV: SCHILDER PAPERS

SERIES 9: PROFESSIONAL CORRESPONDENCE; OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS


File #3 Case Histories, Organized By Name Or Initial; Notes On A Pvt Patient

File #4 Correspondence Re His Positions

File #5 Letters From Notebook 1

File #6 Notebook 1 - German



File #9 Letters In French, German And Spanish

File #10 Papers From Notebook 3

File #11 Professional Correspondence

File #12 Schilder Correspondence With Private Patients, Jan 14, 1933 – Aug 22,

1940

See also oversized Box 41 for Schilder’s certificates, diplomas, and additional

writings

BOX 31 (See also Box 42 for more on the Bellevue Controversy)

File #1 Bellevue Controversy (File 1) Correspondence And Documents

File #2 Bellevue Controversy (File 2) Clippings

File #3 Controversy With Psychoanalytic Society, 1933-1934

SERIES 10: PUBLICATION-RELATED MATERIALS

BOX 32 (see also Box 42 for additional materials)

File #1 Reviews Written By And About Schilder

File #1a Reviews Written By And About Schilder

File #2 Correspondence Re Schilder Publications (File 1) 1935-50

File #3 (Mainly Bender) Corresp. Re Schilder's Books/Articles (File 2) 1950-62

File #3a (Mainly Bender) Corresp. Re Schilder's Books/Articles (File 2) 1950-62

File #4 Notes From Which Schilder Wrote Scientific Papers

File #5 Contributions To Developmental Neuropsychiatry By Paul Schilder

BOX 33

22

File #1 Correspondence / Re Publishing Dr. Schilder’s Works (Misc. Letters)

File #2 Correspondence / From Univ Of Minnesota, 1940, On Effects Of Group

Therapy

File #3 Schilder / Brief Interview

File #4 Schilder Papers / Excerpts From “Die Verwertung Des Korperschemas In

Der Praxie”

File #5 Schilder Papers / Transcript Of Discussion On “Intellectual

Psychotherapy”

File #6 Schilder Papers / Brief Account Of Discussion On “Demonstration Of

Cases Of Schizophrenia Treated By Metrazol”

File #7 Schilder Papers / Attitudes Of Children Towards Death, 1942

File #8 Schilder Papers / Protokoll (Typescript)

File #9 Schilder Review / Insanity As A Defense In Criminal Law (1933), By

Henry Weibufen

File #10 Schilder Review / Principles Of Gestalt Psychology (1935), By K.

Kaffka

File #11 Schilder Review / Psychiatric Medicale, Physiologique Et Experimentale

(1938), By H. Barak

File #12 Review / Goals & Desires In Mental Hygiene (1944) By Dr. P. Schilder

File #13 Excerpts / Different Reviews Of Articles (Or Books?); Discussions On

Certain Topics

File #14 Review Of Book By W. Haalke

File #15 Schilder Review / Conceptual Representation-Measurements Of

Psychological Forces (1938), By Kurt Lewin

File #16 Schilder Review / Personality In Formation & Action (1938), By

William Healy

File #17 Schilder Papers / Discussion (Typescript With Corrections) Of Dr.

Kennedy’s Paper

File #18 Schilder Papers / Handwritten Notes; Typescript With Corrections

BOX 34

File #1 Death And Dying - Bromberg And Schilder

File #2 Die Encephalitis Periaxialis Diffusa, 1924

File #3 The Illusion Of The Oblique Intercept - Schilder & Wechsler

File #4 Introductory Remarks On Groups (1) 1938

File #5 Zur Kenntnis Symbolahnlicher Bildungen Im Rahmen Der Schizophrenie,

1914

File #6 Localization Of The Body Image - Postural Model Of The Body

File #7 Notes On The Differential Diagnosis Of Hysterical Tremor

File #8 Notes On The Psychology Of Metragol In Treatment Of Schizophrenia

File #9 Organiz-Memory Traces In Korsakoff Cases-Bender, Curran, Schilder

File #10 Part Of A Series Of Lectures On "Everybody's Problems"

File #11 Personality In The Light Of Psychoanalysis

File #12 Psychic Disturbances After Head Injuries

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File #13 Psychoanalysis Of Economics

File #14 Psychological Considerations Of Insulin Treatment -Schizophrenia

File #15 Psychological Effect Of Benzedrine Sulphate

File #16 Psychology Of Schizophrenia

File #17 Self-Consciousness And Optic Imagination In A Case Of Depression

File #18 Social Organization And Psychotherapy

File #19 Sociological Implications Of Neuroses

File #20 Treatment Of Depersonalization

File #21 Uber Refletorische Geganspannung, Beim Normalen, 1913

File #22 Uber Storungen Der Geschmacksempfindung ... 1913

File #23 Zur Methodik Der Untersuchung Der Muskelinnervation . . 1913

File #24 Theorie De Psychoanalyse

BOX 35

File #1 The Body Image In Dreams

File #2 The Catatonic Pupil - Levine And Schilder

File #3 Constructive Approach To Problem On Childhood And Adolescence -

Curran & Schilder

File #4 Cultural Patterns And Constructive Psychology

File #5 The Cure Of Criminals And The Prevention Of Crime

File #6 Health As A Psychic Experience

File #7 Impulsions /Specific Disorder Of Children’s Behavior

File #8 Influence Of Psychoanalysis On Psychiatry (2 Versions)

File #9 Mannerisms As Organic Motility Syndromes (Paracortical Disturbances)

File #10 Methods Of Cure Of Criminals And Prevention Of Crime

File #11 Monocular Polyopia

File #12 Neuroses Following Head And Brain Injuries And Related Papers

File #13 Notes On Confusion

File #14 On Rotting

File #15 The Personality And The Organism

File #16 Proposal For Investigation Of The Effect Of The Inhalation Of Carbon

Dioxide And Oxygen Mixtures In The Treatment Of Schizophrenia

File #17 The Psychiatric Aspects Of Old Age And Aging (With Kahn Response)

File #18 Psychoanalysis

File #19 Psycho-Analysis And Conditioned Reflexes

File #20 Psychoanalysis And Criminology

File #21 Results And Problems Of Group Psychotherapy In Severe Neuroses

File #22 Social Organization And Psychotherapy

File #23 Social Problems

File #24 Success And Failure

BOX 36

File #1 Original Mss By Paul Schilder Found 10 Years After His Death. Presented

For Publication In "Clinical Papers – Psychoses," 1965

24

File #2 Unidentified Papers

File #3 First Copy Goals And Desires Of Man & Schilder's Corrections

BOX 37

File #1 Misc. Typescripts With Bender's Note "Unpublished"

SERIES 11: PERSONAL MATERIALS


File #1 Personal Effects (Official Documents), 2/15/1886 - 12/10/40

File #2 Bio Clippings Dec. 1940

File #3 Letters, Cables Re Schilder's Death, Dec. 1940

File #4 Papers Relating To Financial Affairs, 1929-1940

File #5 Personal Letters, 1937-1955

File #6 General Corresp. / Papers Re: Schilder's Death

File #7 Official Documents

File #8 Photographs, 1912-1948

File #9 Personal Info & Photo Of Dr. Paul Schilder


File #1 Personal Info/Bibliographies Re Dr. Paul Schilder



SUB-GROUP V: JOHN O. BENDER PAPERS

SERIES 12: BENDER PAPERS

BOX 40

File #1 John Bender / Ephemera, Photographs, Correspondence

File #2 John Bender / The Coming Of The New Democracy

File #3 John Bender / Treatise On The Amendment Of The Constitution

See also Box 42 for additional information

SUB-GROUP VI: OVERSIZED BOXES (TAKEN FROM MULTIPLE SERIES)

Box 41 / OVERSIZED

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File #1 Schilder Certificates and Diplomas, 1931-1939 (See also Box 38 and 39)

File #2 Schilder Writings , Boxes 30-39 for additional writings by Dr. Paul

Schilder

File #3 Board Of Examination/Bd Of Educ.-License As Psychiatrist, Margaret

Branscom (See also from Box 1)

File #4 Community Mental Health Board, 1963-1965

File #5 Irvington House- Clippings, Other Publicity, 1948-

1957 (See also Box 41)

File #6 League For Emotionally Disturbed Children, 1956-1961

(Part B) (See also Box 3 and 4)

File #7 League For Emotionally Disturbed Children- Clippings

And Publicity (see also Box 3 and Box 4)

File #8 Professional Meetings In Which Bender Participated,

1936-1959 (see also Box 11)

File #9 Professional Meetings In Which Bender Participated,

Apr. 1960-May 1968 (See also Box 11)

File #9 Psychiatric Institute & Hospital Correspondence And

Reports- Grants For Dementia Precox, 1955-56

File #10 Periodicals (Original)- 1942-1944; Undated (see also

Box 16)

File #11 Clippings On Delinquency, 1940-1955 (See also Box

20)

File #12 Clippings On Drug Use, 1956-1968 (see also Box 20)

File #13 Children In Wartime/A- Clippings (See also Box 17

and 18)

File #14 Music Therapy Clippings, 1937 (See also Box 17)

File #15 Photographs 1930-1940 (From Scrapbook On Puppet

Shows) (See also Box 23)

File #16 Puppet Scrapbook /Long-Term Studies, 1935 (See also

Box 23)

File #17 Awards To Bender - B - 1921-1961 See also Box 9-11,

Box 25 for additional information on Bender

File #18 NYC Psychiatric Institute: Hospital correspondence

and Reports, Grants for Dementia Precox, 1944-1948

Box 42 / Oversized

File #1 Clippings About Bender (See also Box 26)

File #2 Clippings File On Hospital Care (See also Box 26)

File #3 Clippings On Elliott Shapiro, 1966-1967 (See also Box

26)

File #4 Photographs, newsletters 1926-1968

26

File #5 (Mainly Bender) Corresp. Re Schilder’s Books/Articles

(File 2) 1950-62 (See also Box 32)

File #6 Bellevue Controversy- Clippings (See also Box 31)

File #7 John Bender / Obituary Notice (See also Box 40)

BOX 43 / OVERSIZED

File #1A Father Divine Publications “The New Day”, 1940, / “The Spoken

Word”, 1935 ) (see also Box 12 for additional information)

File #1B Father Divine Publications “The New Day”, Feb. 3,1944, / “The Spoken

Word”, 1935 ) (see also Box 12 for additional information

File #1C Father Divine Publications “The New Day”, Feb 3,1944, / “The Spoken

Word”, 1935 ) (see also Box 12 for additional information

File #2 Follow-Up Study/Springfield Cases, Phipps Clinic- First Studied 1929-

1950, Follow Up, 1955-56 ) (See also Box 21 and Box 22 for additional

information)

File #3 Material Relating To Judge Jacob Panken, 1944-1956 (See also Box 43 for


File #4 Correspondence Re His [Schilder] Positions (See also Box 7 for


BOX 44 / OVERSIZED Correspondence (See also Box 13 for additional information)

File #1 Correspondence Concerning Publications 1942-1955 A (in date order)

File #2 Correspondence Concerning Publications 1956, 1958, 1959 B (in date

order)

Box 45 / Oversized Correspondence (See also Box 13 for additional information)

File #1 Correspondence Concerning Publications 1957 (in date order) See also

Box 13 for additional information)

File #2 Correspondence Concerning Publications , undated (See also Box 13 for


BOX 46

File #1 American Academy of Child Psychiatry, 1952-1961 (See also Box 1 for


File #2 American Psychiatric Association (See also Box 1 for additional

information)

File #3 American Psychiatric Association Conference, In-Patient Psychiatric

Treatment for Children (see also Box 1 for additional information)

File #4 Association for Psychotic Treatment of Offenders, 1957-1958

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File #5 Veterans Administration Correspondence, 1946-1955 (See also Box 5 for


File #6 C (Taken from Series 2-Individuals, Box 6,)

File #7 E-F (Taken from Series 2- Individuals, Box 6,)

File #8 G-H (Taken from Series 2- Individuals, Box 6A,)

File #9 S (Taken from Series 2- Individuals, Box 7,)

Box 47 /

File #10 Book Reviews By/Of Bender (See also Box 13 for additional

information)

File #11 Field Foundation - Research Support, 1948-1951 Materials are in date

order. (See also Box 16 for additional materials)

File #12 American board of Psychiatry and Neurology, 1956-1958

File #13 The Association for Research in Nervous and Mental Disease, 1954

File #14 New York Neurological Society, 1957

Box 48 /

File #1 Schilder Society/ Publication of Schilder’s Book (See also Box 5 for


File #2 Correspondence/ Dr. H. Ross

File #3 Newspaper clippings from New York Times, May 17, 1935, “16 of Divine’s

cult show mental ills” (See also Box 43 and Box 12)

File #4 Hillside Hospital Report, April, 1965 (Taken from Series 8)

File #5 Bellevuer, July, 1965 (Taken from Series 8) Story on education in Bellevue’s

children psychiatric ward by founder by Bender

File #6 Medecine et Hygiene, 21 Juin, 1961 #508; Schizophrenie de l’enfrance.

(Taken from Series 5)

File #7 Connecticut Postgraduate Seminar on Neuropsychiatry, September 29, 1947-

April 26, 1948; (From Subgroup !!; Series 8)

File #8 “Comics Go to School”, Christian Science Monitor Weekly Magazine, Oct.

14, 1944 (Series 7)

File #9 Miscellaneous newspaper articles