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Sanger spoke at the Schwab Auditorium at Penn State College on November 15, 1932, the first in a series of talks sponsored by the Penn State Christian Association. The speech was not found, but quotes were taken from reports in the Daily Collegian.…

S4436 was a bill to "amend Section 305(A) of the Tariff Act of 1930, and Sections 211, 245, and 312 of the Criminal Code as Amended." This excerpt from the complete hearings includes only Margaret Sanger's testimony and questions put to her. For…

This is a revised version of Sanger's Jan. 17, 1932 speech "My Way to Peace," given to the New History Society. It is not clear if this version was ever delivered of pub;ished. Handwritten interlineations were made by Margaret Sanger. At least one…

Sanger's actual speech was not found.

This article, publishedin the Charlotte Observer, was based on an interview given to Hannah Steim

For other drafts see Margaret Sanger Papers Microfilm, Library of Congress, LCM 48:256B, and Margaret Sanger Microfilm Edition, Smith College Collections S71:370, 374, 384 and 404.

This is the fifth article in an 12-part series. This is the second article in an 12-part series. This is the eleventh article in an 12-part series. For Part I, "Introduction" seeNov. 17, 1912, for Part II, "Girlhood, 1," see Nov. 24, 1912, for Part…

This speech was delivered at the Baltimore Open Forum on January 3, 1926. This version may have been a press release.

For draft versions see Margaret Sanger Papers Micrfoilm Edition, Smith College Collections, S71:404. For copies of drafts of data on Japan and Italy which Sanger used that were probably redated, see Margaret Sanger Papers…

For other articles in the Britannica Book of the Year series, see Birth Control, 1941 ; Birth Control, 1942 ; Birth Control, 1943 ; Birth Control, 1945 ; Birth Control, 1946 ; Birth Control, 1947 ; Birth Control, 1948 ; Birth Control, 1949 ; Birth…