Collections : [Yale University -Medical Historical Library]

Includes a radio talk for the National Congress of Parents and Teachers.

Includes a mimeograph of a radio talk distributed by Yale University News Bureau: Arnold Gesell, "War Conditions Increase the Need for Child Guidance," October 24, 1943.

Includes a mimeographed statement made at two conferences on employed mothers, "Individual Versus Group Care of Infants."

Reprints from A-305 to A-331 were not part of the collection.

Includes Arnold Gesell and Louise Bates Ames, Guide to the Yale Films of Child Development (Chicago: Encyclopedia Brittanica Films, 1945), and "Dr. Gesell of Yale tells why Senate Bill 117, eliminating compulsory investigation prior to adoption should not pass," published in an mimeographed issue of Under the Golden Dome by the Connecticut Child Welfare Associaton.

Includes correspondence with Jarvis M. Morse, Director, Education Section, U.S. Savings Bonds Division; a typescript of Gesell's article, "The Psychology of the Money Sense."; and a typescript of the "The Clinical Diagnosis and Supervision of Infant Development," the Alpha Kappa Kappa Lectureship.

Includes correspondence and a typescript concerning the publication of "The Development of Child Vision" in Scientific American, and at the request of the U.S. State Department, in a magazine, Neue Auslese, published jointly by the American and British Governments for distribution in Germany and Austria. This folder also contains a review of Arnold Gesell, Frances L. Ilg, and Glenna E. Bullis, Vision: Its Development in Infant and Child (New York: Paul B. Hoeber, 1949).