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Planned Parenthood of Southern Arizona. Scrapbooks of Planned Parenthood of Southern Arizona, 1938-1987.

Title: Scrapbooks of Planned Parenthood of Southern Arizona, 1938-1987.

This collection is organized into two series: Series I. Scrapbooks: #1, 1955-1966, includes photographs of Margaret Sanger and a 1965 program for the Testimonial Dinner honoring Sanger. #2, 1959-1979, includes a feature article about Margaret Sanger and the Tucson Mother's Clinic in 1936; folded brochures; a promotional pamphlet; two reports by Planned Parenthood Center of Tucson, Inc.; and one photograph of clinic instruction. #3, 1962-1965, contains only clippings. #4, 1964-1969, also contains printed ephemera, including a report by Morris K. Udall on world population; and a lecture by B. Delworth Gardner, titled "Protein and the Pill". #5, 1965-1987, contains only clippings. #6, 1965-1971, contains only clippings. #7, 1976-1980, contains clippings and printed ephemera, including a small blueprint copy of the floor plan of Planned Parenthood on Fifth Avenue. Photographs feature identified volunteers and clinic personnel, 1978; images of new clinic ground breaking, 1977; photograph of Lew Murphy with Executive Director Ruth Green honoring Margaret Sanger Day, September 17, 1979; images of the Douglas, Arizona Clinic in 1979; photographs of the New Clinic opening with accompanying invitation, April 22, 1978; and one oversize image in Box 4. #8, 1981-1982, contains primarily photographs. Images depict the events of February 5, 1981 and speaker, Faye Wattleton, the first Afro-American President of the Planned Parenthood Federation of America. #9, 1982-1985, consists of photographs that feature volunteers; Christmas parties and special events; and images of the grand opening of the Douglas Arizona Clinic, June 14, 1985. Series II: Margaret Sanger Materials, 1938-1961, includes chiefly correspondence with Christine A. Bloom concerning the establishment of the clinic in Tucson.

ArchivalResource: 1.5 linear ft.

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