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The Scarecrow Press, Inc. Metuchen, N.J., & London 1994
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British Library Cataloguing-in-Publication data available
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Brewer, Jeutonne, 1939 The federal writers' project : a bibliography / by Jeutonne P. Brewer. p. cm. Includes index. ISBN 0-8108-2924-X (alk. paper) 1. Federal Writers' ProjectBibliography. I. Title. Z1247.B74 1994 [E175.4]94-18246 016.8108'03273'09043 dc20
Copyright 1994 by Jeutonne P. Brewer Manufactured in the United States of America
Printed on acid-free paper
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In memory of William L. Patten, who always encouraged me to learn all I could and then teased me about being in school so long, Clarence E. Brewer, who enjoyed telling stories about the WPA and many other things, and Anna Mae Sturgeon, who shared many stories about the life and times of early settlers in Oklahoma.
Dedicated to Ila May Patten for her love and patience, and Ruth Holbrook Brewer for teaching me the importance of living each day fully.
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Table of Contents
A Chronology of the Works Progress Administration
vii
Introduction
ix
Organization of the Works Progress Administration.
xiv
Section 1Works about the Federal Writers' Project
1
Section 2Works by the Federal Writers' Project
73
State, City, and Local Guides, Including Puerto Rico.
73
Regional Guides
103
Other Publications
104
Archives
113
A List of Federal Writers' Project Writers
115
Section 3Recordings
119
Index
121
About the Author
161
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A Chronology of the Works Progress Administration
6 May 1935 President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Executive Order No. 7034 that created the WPA.
July 1935 Federal directors for the arts project appointed. Henry Alsberg appointed director of the Federal Writers' Project.
27 July 1935 "Official birthday" of the Federal Writers' Project [Mangione, The Dream and the Deal, p. 29].
2 August 1935 First official announcement of Federal Project No. 1, widely known as "Federal One."
Spring 1936 Sterling A. Brown appointed editor of Negro affairs.
25 June 193623 October 1937 John A. Lomax served as national advisor on folklore.
1937 First guides publishedIdaho, Washington, DC, and the New England states.
19371938 Most of the ex-slave narrative interviews collected.
April 1938 Martin W. Royse appointed consultant on labor and social groups; directed work in Social-Ethnic Studies.
2 May 193831 July 1938 Benjamin A. Botkin served as folklore consultant to Federal Writers' Project.
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